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Nutrition   April 13, 2010
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 When it comes to losing weight and strengthening the body, nutrition is just as important as exercise, according to Chad Collins. As a registered dietician and certified diabetes educator, Chad believes it is essential to fill the body with the right foods to ensure peak physical performance, and shun foods that will slow the body down.
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As we enter a new decade, the environment is the word on everyone’s lips. But reducing our impact on the planet can seem like an overwhelming task. The key is to start small by making ...
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With the environment and the economy at the forefront of most people’s minds, what we eat and where it comes from is more important than ever before.
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Living on a small island like Cayman, it is only natural to look overseas for products and services. But there is one area where it pays to think local – landscaping.
Mango. Savoury & sweet   Mango. Savoury & sweet
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In Hindu culture, mangoes are known as the fruit of the Gods. Not only is this mouthwatering fruit, found throughout the Caribbean, packed with all sorts of nutrients, it’s also a delight for chefs.
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Anthony Bourdain’s culinary adventures began in a land known for its gastronomic delights – France.  As a youngster, Bourdain, who was born in New York City, was visiting his in-laws in Europe when he discovered a love of seafood, particularly oysters.
From trash to treasure   April 13, 2010
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The old adage of one man’s trash is another man’s treasure certainly rings true for the Cayman Islands Humane Society.
Eco Warrior   April 13, 2010
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In this time of environmental latecomers, when everyone is keen to boast of their green credentials, Lois Blumenthal is a breath of fresh air.
Art from the heart   April 13, 2010
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For most couples, it can be difficult to share a home and a similar career without encroaching on each other’s space. But for Renate and Mikael Seffer, this overlap between work and play provides the perfect canvas for their relationship.
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The rugged, dusty hinterlands of Pakistan seem a long way from balmy Grand Cayman.
Luxurious Silver Rain   April 13, 2010
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When Lynne Florio began to create the concept for the first La Prairie spa, her thoughts immediately turned to her loyal customers.
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The Cayman Islands is known more for laidback beach attire than red carpet couture..
Lydia Geerlings   April 13, 2010
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I could really have some fun here. Assuming you have a large space enabling you to include all the amenities, I would make a point of breaking it up into zones, creating intimate areas for relaxing or having fun – an area for dining, an area for comfy seating and conversation, and an area for sun worship (preferably with a pool).
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How important are outdoor spaces in the home? You have to like your outdoor spaces if that is your home. It has to be pleasing to your eye and to your liking.
Katie Adams   April 13, 2010
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How would you encourage someone to approach an outdoor space, in terms of interior design?
Live Well   April 13, 2010
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, exercise is an essential ingredient. Whether you like to hit the pavement, spend hours sweating in the gym, or balance your mind and body through yoga, there is an exercise to suit you.
The magic of massage   April 13, 2010
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 The modern holistic approach to mind and body balance means people are turning to alternative and complementary therapies to enhance their wellbeing and treat ailments.
 
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