81. Wauu.DE: Regional: Caribbean: Trinidad And Tobago: Society And Culture Extensive information about trinidad and tobago, its geography, history, culture,Carnival, with numerous links to other trinidad and tobago related links. http://www.wauu.de/Regional/Caribbean/Trinidad_and_Tobago/Society_and_Culture/

Home Regional Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago : Society and Culture Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Kategorien: Labour Organizations Personal Pages Politics ... Religion Links: Anansi Web Works : About Trinidad and Tobago Extensive information about Trinidad and Tobago, its geography, history, culture, Carnival, with numerous links to other Trinidad and Tobago related links. http://members.tripod.com/anansiweb/trinbago.htm Caribbean Hall of Fame A listing of prominent and famous people from the Caribbean including actors, athletes, authors, government officials, performing and recording artists from all the West Indies, including a selection of links specific to Trinidad and Tobago. http://caribbean.halloffame.tripod.com Communities: National Library and Information System of Trinidad and Tobago Ethnic communities and cultural groups in Trinidad and Tobago are the subject of the full-text newspaper articles provided by NALIS on this page. http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Communities.htm GayTrinidad Aims to help gay citizens of Trinidad and Tobago by providing "a safe, clean place for you to deal with the issues of being gay and coming out and to interact with other gay people right here at home". This site is porn-free and focuses on gay issues and communication. http://www.gaytrinidad.com/

82. Trinidad And Tobago Travel | Guide To Travelling Trinidad And Tobago | Traveller trinidad and tobago Travel Information. trinidad s lively culture and energeticpace of life underscores the success of its annual Carnival (widely considered http://www.travellerspoint.com/destination.cfm?country=Trinidad and Tobago

83. Public Libraries Outreach Services These include workshops on culture, art and craft etc Library wasofficially incorporated with the Central Library of trinidad and tobago. http://www.nalis.gov.tt/publ.html

The National Library and Information System Authority Public Libraries Home People Places Education ... Publications Telephone Numbers of Public Libraries North Region Arima 667-3370 Chaguanas Diego Martin 637-7915 Heritage 624-4466 Maloney 642-2207 Mayaro 630-8048 POS Adult Library POS Young Adult Library 624-4466 POS Children's Library St. James 622-1059 San Juan 638-2179 Sangre Grande South Region San Fernando Carnegie Free Library 652-3228 (Lending) 653-9912 (Reference) Cedros 690-1527 Couva 636-0073 Debe 647-2569 La Brea 648-7134 Moruga 656-7217 Point Fortin 648-2337 Princes Town Siparia 649-2930 Tobago Charlotteville 660-5311 Roxborough Telephone/Fax: 660-4403 Scarborough 639-3635 Fax: 639-2256 History of the Public Library Services of Trinidad 1891 - Public Library Service introduced in Port of Spain.

84. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > Caribbean > Trinidad And Tobago > Socie Society and culture Subjects Regional Caribbean trinidad and tobago Society and culture. Browse, Sites in Society and culture (16). http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=314869

85. Trinidad And Tobago China and trinidad and tobago have been conducting effective cooperationin the fields of politics, economy, trade, culture and military. http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/wjb/zzjg/ldmzs/gjlb/3528/default.htm

Trinidad and Tobago Documents Activities Spokesperson's Remarks ... Bilateral Relations ( Last Update: 2003/09/26) I. Bilateral Political Relations On 20 June 1974, the People's Republic of China and Trinidad and Tobago formally established diplomatic relations. In April 1975, China set up its embassy in Trinidad and Tobago. So far Trinidad and Tobago has no embassy in China. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations, bilateral friendship has been consolidated and developed continuously. China and Trinidad and Tobago have been conducting effective cooperation in the fields of politics, economy, trade, culture and military. They have enjoyed understanding of and support for each other in international affairs. On November 5-11, 1974, Prime Minister Eric Williams of Trinidad and Tobago visited China. It was the first visit to China by the head of the Trinidad and Tobago government. Premier Zhou Enlai and Chairman Mao Zedong received him respectively. Upon the conclusion of the visit, the two sides issued a press communique, announcing that they would exchange students and trade delegations and hold trade fairs. On January 10-17, 1975, Vice-Minister of Fuel Chemical Industry Tang Ke led a Chinese petroleum delegation to visit Trinidad and Tobago. It was the first official delegation from China to visit Trinidad and Tobago. Governor General Ellis Clarke and Prime Minister Eric Williams met with the delegation.

86. Off-Campus Study Abroad Programs :: Trinidad And Tobago conjunction with Pacific Lutheran University offers students a program that introducesthem to the culture, history and complexity of trinidad and tobago. http://web.stlawu.edu/ciis/html/off_campus/trinidad/

Off-Campus Study Abroad Programs :: Trinidad and Tobago Introduction Program at a glance Eligibility Orientation ... Advising Welcome to the St. Lawrence University Trinidad and Tobago Program Introduction St. Lawrence University in conjunction with Pacific Lutheran University offers students a program that introduces them to the culture, history and complexity of Trinidad and Tobago. This spring semester program provides about five SLU students an opportunity to join PLU students in studying the rich and varied culture of the two-island nation. The program includes a one-month orientation course, a field study course in Caribbean culture and society that runs the entire semester, and direct enrollment in two courses of their choice at the St. Augustine Campus of the University of the West Indies in Port of Spain, Trinidad. Trinidad and Tobago are the southernmost islands of the Caribbean archipelago, and are geologically an extension of the South American continent. Trinidad is separated from Venezuela by the 7-mile (11km) straits of the Gulf of Paria. We chose Trinidad and Tobago as the site of our Caribbean program for its blend of African, Indian, and Caribbean cultures. Home Off-Campus Programs On Campus Academics International Students ... St. Lawrence University

87. Trinidad And Tobago Books - World66 cover, author Peter Mason. isbn 1566396638. subject culture. The SteelbandMovementThe Forging of a National Art in trinidad and tobago edit this. cover, http://www.world66.com/world/centralamericathecaribbean/thecaribbean/trinidadand

the travel guide you write Recent Changes login register Home ... Trinidad and Tobago Sections Trinidad and Tobago Map History Economy ... [Add Section] Maps View Enlargement Books [edit this] Books [Add New] Bacchanal:The Carnival Culture of Trinidad [edit this] author: Peter Mason isbn: subject: travel [edit this] author: Dominique de-Light,Polly Thomas isbn: subject: travel The Antilles:Fragments of Epic Memory: The Nobel Lecture [edit this] author: Derek Walcott isbn: subject: travel Bacchanal:The Carnival Culture of Trinidad [edit this] author: Peter Mason isbn: subject: culture The Steelband Movement:The Forging of a National Art in Trinidad and Tobago [edit this] author: Stephen Stuempfle isbn: subject: culture Bacchanal! :The Carnival Culture of Trinidad [edit this] author: Peter Mason isbn: subject: culture The Steelband Movement:The Forging of a National Art in Trinidad and Tobago [edit this] author: Stephen Stuempfle isbn: subject: history Trinidad and Tobago [edit this] author: Patricia R. Urosevich isbn: subject: history A Guide to the Birds of Trinidad and Tobago [edit this] author: Richard ffrench,John P. O'Neill (Illustrator)..

88. Caribseek | Trinidad And Tobago Arts And Culture Click Here! trinidad and tobago Arts and culture. Artists (2). Arts (1). ClickHere! Advertise with Us Link2Us Recommend Us Suggest a Web Site . http://www.caribseek.com/cgi-bin/directory?type=sub&island=39&cat=3

89. The Caribs Of Trinidad And Tobago: Caribbean Amerindian Centrelink visiting Arima was to seek out the last remnants of Carib culture in trinidad iMDiversity.com,MG Almanac – Caribbean trinidad tobago - Jamaica – Guyana http://www.centrelink.org/Trinidad_Tobago.html

Santa Rosa Carib Community of Arima, Trinidad: Official Website FIRST NATIONS OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: REVISED AND RELAUNCHED IN 2002 Kairi Tukuienyo Karinya: “Revisiting the Historical Record December 1st, 1999 marks the 300th anniversary of the Amerindian liberation of the Arena forest.” Queen Justa Werges: Obituary The Amerindians of Trinidad and Tobago: a brief page prepared by Trinidad’s steelpan organization, PanTrinbago. The Story of the Caribs and Arawaks, by Kim Johnson: The author of the site is a respected Trinidadian journalist and author, producing here a very readable and informative website providing a historical overview of the history of the Amerindians of Trinidad. See this site in conjunction with the links to Rene Bermudez Negron's website below. Speech by Prime Minister Basdeo Panday of Trinidad and Tobago, at the 2000 International Gathering of Indigenous Peoples at the Santa Rosa Carib Community Centre in Arima: PM Panday establishes a Day of Recognition for Trinidad's Amerindian heritage and promises to consider a grant of land for the Carib Community. PAGES ON AMERINDIAN TRAIL.COM:

90. Japan Forum - Local Discussions - Japanese Community/culture In Trinidad And Tob Local discussions about Japan Japanese community/culture in trinidad andtobago? Click Here. Japanese community/culture in trinidad and tobago? http://www.japan-guide.com/local/local_forum.html?aID=883

91. Welcome To Trinidad And Tobago! Welcome To trinidad and tobago VisitTNT.com The Official Website of trinidad and tobago Tourism. This site provides information on trinidad and tobago, specific information for the tourist or http://www.visittnt.com/

Top 10 soca songs ... Carnival 2004 Photo Gallery BWIA now offering direct flights to Tobago!! So book your flight with BWIA today! Click here to launch a music player with more songs! ... ñol! VisitTNT auf deutsch! TIDCO Promotional Programme is a Winner at World Travel Market (WTM) in London. Read more here... Continental Airlines to start weekly nonstop flights to Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago via EWR beginning December 12, 2003. For more info - www.continental.com Trinidad and Tobago Cuisine wins Caribbean Gold The Trinidad & Tobago Culinary Team performed very well in the recently held regional competition "Taste of the Caribbean", winning Team Gold among other medals. read more here... The unexpected Caribbean: lively, lovable Trinidad While all the tourist promotion focuses on neighboring Tobago, its bigger sister can supply a far more interesting and less expensive tropical vacation. From MSNBC read more here...

92. Discover Trinidad And Tobago The most informative site on trinidad tobago on the Internet http://www.carib-link.net/discover/main.html

This Site Is Maintained By Carib-Link Web Designers You are visitor number as of February 27th, 1998.

93. Trinidad & Tobago Travel | Lonely Planet World Guide Lonely Planet Guides. Thorn Tree Posts. Postcards. trinidad tobago. tobago and its twin island, trinidad, are the Caribbean's odd couple. ' Little sister' tobago is relaxed, slowpaced and largely http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/caribbean/trinidad_and_tobago

home search help worldguide ... Postcards Tobago and its twin island, Trinidad, are the Caribbean's odd couple. 'Little sister' Tobago is relaxed, slow-paced and largely undeveloped. Trinidad is a densely populated, thriving island with a cosmopolitan population and strong regional influence. It's famous for hosting the loudest and wildest Carnival in the Caribbean, whereas on Tobago the oceanside hotels are casual, the reefs are calm and protected and the beaches are good. Indulge both the laid-back and the energetic sides of your personality by spending time on both islands. Full country name: Area: 5,128 sq km Population: 1.27 million People: African (39%), East Indian (40%), with significant European, Chinese, Syrian, Lebanese and Carib minorities Language: Chinese, Spanish; Castilian, Hindi, English, French Religion: Roman Catholic (30%), Hindu (24%), Anglican (11%), other Protestant denominations (29%) and Muslim (6%) Government: independent republic within the British Commonwealth Head of State: President Maxwell Richards Head of Government: Prime Minister Patrick Manning GDP: US$9.41 billion

94. Fodors.com > Miniguide > Trinidad & Tobago Overview calypso and soca (an upbeat, sexy variation of calypso) to the steady tapping ofraindrops accompanied by birdsong, trinidad and tobago s cultural and natural http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=trinidad_tobago@158

95. Trinidad & Tobago (From The 20th Century Onward) Cultural and sports history of trinidad tobago as recounted by a person who wasborn and raised in trinidad. Cultural and Sports History of trinidad tobago. http://www.geocities.com/ronemrit/

by Ronald C. Emrit) Home Culture Carnival Steelband ... Communities August 25, 2003 Actors Beauty Pageants Choreographers Dancers ... divali , and hosay calypso and steelband music; and (3) sporting accomplishments in cricket soccer , and the Olympics . A brief description of the communities of the country is also included. In addition to the achievements of the men and women included in the categories above, recognition is also given to those who made significant contributions in the areas of entertainment, fine arts, literature, and other sports. The site profiles over 500 individuals and groups. For the foreign visitor, this website provides some insights into the traditions that are so dearly held by those who were fortunate to be born on the cosmopolitan island of Trinidad, also known as the Land of the Calypso. This site can also be accessed at bestoftrinidad.com

96. Trinidad And Tobago in the extinction or extirpation of that species from trinidad and tobago. our biodiversityactually contributes to our economic, social and cultural lives http://www.ema.co.tt/nbsapweb/tt_faqs.htm

What are the kinds of ecosystems that we have in Trinidad and Tobago ? Who manages biodiversity in Trinidad and Tobago ? Click here if you want to view extensive extracts from a report commissioned by the UNDP, entitled: A Survey of Biological Diversity for Trinidad and Tobago. Landstat image of Trinidad showing sediment plumes from the Orinoco, and their area of influence on the coastal waters of Trinidad. Processing and enhancement carried out by the Remote Sensing Laboratory of the Institute of Marine Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago. Back to Top Another major influence on our islands marine environment is through the seasonal outflow of freshwater from the Orinoco Delta. The turbidity of the waters particularly around Trinidad attest to the large sediment loads that the Orinoco discharges to our shores, and is responsible for the brackish bathing waters of our south and gulf coasts. The freshwater and heavy sediment load gradually become diluted through the mixture with saline ocean waters. A notable feature of Orinoco discharge is floating vegetation torn from the river banks far inland. This phenomenon is thought to be responsible for the continuing colonization of the southwestern peninsula by both plants and animals.

97. British High Commission, Port Of Spain Home Web Site of the British High Commission, Port of Spain, trinidad and tobago. the UK,travel advice around the world and the cultural activities undertaken http://www.britain-in-trinidad.org/

Short cut.. Contact Us Doing Business with the UK Events High Commissioner Passports Services for UK Companies Travel Advice Visas British High Commission 19 St Clair Avenue St Clair Port of Spain Trinidad Contact us - opening hours Welcome to our website Thank you for visiting our website. It outlines the wide range of activities we undertake and the services we provide. I hope that you find it both useful and interesting. Please let us know if you have any suggestions or comments by e-mailing our Press and Public Affairs Section – Press On this site you will find useful information whether you are a resident of either country or planning to visit Trinidad and Tobago or the United Kingdom for business or pleasure. Our role as a diplomatic mission is to represent the interests of the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office and overseas. Our website offers easy access to information on our consular and immigration services, UK trade and investment with Trinidad and Tobago and High Commission activities and events. It also has links to our partner organisation based in the High Commission, the British Council

98. Trinidad And Tobago. The New Dictionary Of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition. 200 trinidad and tobago. The New Dictionary ofCultural Literacy, Third Edition. 2002. http://www.bartleby.com/59/15/trinidadandt.html

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99. The Peoples Of Trinidad And Tobago They participate freely in each other s festivals and cultural manifestations religiousfestival, each a public holiday in trinidad and tobago.) The dialect http://users.rcn.com/alana.interport/hodge.html

by Merle Hodge The very business of choosing between 'People' and 'Peoples' of Trinidad and Tobago for the title of this chapter is charged with emotive, cross-purpose argument. Even more than the term 'West Indian', the definition of a Trinidadian is far from cut and dried. Perhaps the epitome of a Trinidadian is the child in the third row class with a dark skin and crinkly plaits who looks at you out of decidedly Chinese eyes and announces herself as Jacqueline Maharaj. The strains which converge in her may be African, Indian, Chinese, French, Spanish. She speaks English will speak standard English on occasion but is most comfortable in a dialect of English which bears the imprint of French, Spanish, Hindi and African influences and is the common property of all her variegated classmates. And in this dialect children will formulate racial insults: Coolie, coolie Come for roti, All the roti done. Roti is an Indian food which today forms part of the normal diet of the entire population. It is eaten with great relish by everyone, as are the Indian barah, channa, polori and aloo-pie that all schoolchildren, of any racial description, spend their pennies on. Some of the most prosperous roti establishments are run by Trinidadians of African descent. Nigger is a nation Damn botheration Give them a kick and Send them in the station.

100. Trinidad At various times outposts of the Spanish, French, and English empires, trinidadand tobago have a complex trinidad’s social and cultural pluralism that http://collections.ic.gc.ca/heirloom_series/volume7/countries/trinidad.html

Trinidad WITH ALMOST 150,000 people of Trinidadian origin in Canada, the impact of this small group on Canadian culture and social life has been profound. The most evident impact has been in the field of popular culture. The pre-Lenten festival, Caribana (celebrated in Canada during the summer), introduces many non-Trinidadians to the imaginative artistic and musical creations associated with this event. At the Mas(querade) camps expert artisans build wire-framed costumes while steel pan masters teach music to young students. Apart from these special Trinidadians are the thousands who have migrated to Canada in search of a better life. They have provided Canada with a wealth of teachers, nurses, civil servants, lawyers, doctors, engineers, skilled artisans, and an understanding of living in a multicultural society. One way to offset the problems faced in Canada has been to establish voluntary organizations, church groups, and service associations such as the Trinidad-Canada Association, Caribana Association and the Indo-Caribbean Association. Also, a common Caribbean experience links people to other pan-Caribbean or pan-Black organizations such as the National Black Coalition, the United Negro Improvement Association, the Black Heritage Association, and the Caribbean Canadian Business and Professionals Association. Equally, Trinidadians have an active religious life. In particular, churches of Roman Catholic, Anglican, Baptist, and Presbyterian denominations count many Trinidadians as participants, especially those of French and African heritage. Asian-Indian Trinidadians have created several Muslim mosques and Hindu mundirs to attend to their spiritual needs.

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