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Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone keeps one of Bermuda’s oldest enterprises thriving with her thoroughly modern fragrances.
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“I start with a tune in my head,” says Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone. It’s a tune she plays with for weeks, sometimes for years, by adding notes, taking them away, adding others until she gets the symphony right. But it’s not music she’s making; it’s perfume, perfume for Lili Bermuda at the Bermuda Perfumery, which she owns and operates in the heart of St. George’s.   She has always been in love with  perfume, even as a child when she breathed in the scents of ...
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Drive, ambition, enthusiasm, passion: the secrets to success according to Bermuda’s rising stars. These successful twenty-somethings are on the fast track to becoming industry leaders, proving that there is no limit to achievement at any age.
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  Stephen Outerbridge Bermuda Commercial Bank   Stephen Outerbridge credits “staying focused, having patience and discipline” as major factors to success. These are the same qualities Outerbridge uses when he’s hard at work on the cricket field. As a member of Bermuda’s 2007 World Cup Cricket Team and former vice captain of the Bermuda National Cricket Team, Outerbridge is no stranger to the dynamics of teamwork, but he’s also working toward a personal goal a...
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Thousands of Bermudian schoolchildren have discovered the joy of classical music and playing a string instrument thanks to the Menuhin Foundation, which celebrates its 35th anniversary this year.
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Virtually every weekday of the academic year, in one or more Bermuda primary schools, you will find groups of students enjoying a free lesson in violin or cello from an enthusiastic music teacher. Some of these children can also be found each Saturday honing their playing skills as part of a student orchestra. All this blossoming musical talent is inspired and nurtured by the Menuhin Foundation of Bermuda, which for the past 35 years has been carrying out its mission to open ...
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Dr. Barbara Ball devoted her life to the cause of workers’ rights at great personal sacrifice.
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    On an island where few people dare to be different, Barbara Ball stood apart. Following the dictates of society was not in her genetic makeup. She was a white Bermudian and a medical doctor for whom a life of material comfort and high social status was all but guaranteed. Instead, she cast her lot with the mainly black and predominantly working-class Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU) and helped make it a powerful entity.   In choosing a path that was unthinkable for...
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