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Vee Jay's Kalfresh embraces tech while forging organic future | North Queensland Register - Vimarsana News

Vee Jay's Kalfresh embraces tech while forging organic future | North Queensland Register

Working with the land, not against it, is part of the farming approach for this NQ farming family.

The Beatles - Please, Please Me Plays For First Time In US 7/02/1062 - Vimarsana News

The Beatles - Please, Please Me Plays For First Time In US 7/02/1062

In 1963, The Beatles released Please Please Me, their second single in the UK, and first in the US. However, all was not as it seemed with the second hit

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Business leaders share insights with students of the GHS and SVGS - Vimarsana News

Business leaders share insights with students of the GHS and SVGS

A raft of leaders of business entities in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) exposed some students of the Girls’ High School and the St Vincent Grammar School to insights on how they have navigating since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students get food for thought - Vimarsana News

Students get food for thought

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Brilliant Corners #4: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Vimarsana News

Brilliant Corners #4: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue

It turns out that PVC, or polyvinyl chloride—the stuff used to make Starbucks gift cards, imitation leather wallets, inflatable pool unicorns, the pipes under your sink, and Billy Idol's pants—is also the main ingredient in phonograph records. And today we're living in the silver age of PVC. Not the golden age, since records are no longer the dominant medium for recorded music, but these days we're lucky to again have access to a remarkable amount of music stamped on top-quality hot plastic.