Estimates show that $8 trillion will be spent on data centers in the next six years. The huge data center structures are generally despised not only because of the skyrocketing electricity bills they bring, their noise, and water depletion, price increases in chipped devices or
Holy Church rejoices today in celebrating the historical event of the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and upon the Most Holy Virgin Mary, fifty days after the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The rank of this feast is equal to that
When I first came to live on Roatan in the mid-1980s, national politics was considered by Bay Islanders in much the same way a football game was. It was Blue (National Party — Partido Nacional)
It took about two decades for Roatan to reach the capacity of its 1995-built airport and another one to double it. The Honduran government stepped in and Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport is getting a huge makeover and expansion.
TEDx has made its debut on Roatan. On April 9 eight speakers presented their perspective on life, environment, human nature and human potential.
The government decided to build two two-story wooden buildings for official use in Coxen Hole. On orders from the commandant, the soldiers rounded up roughly 30 island men to come to Coxen Hole to work on this new development.
In the French Harbour of the late 1980s, the roads through the Point and the Hill were not paved. During periods of rain, the coral road on the Point had potholes filled with beige colored water. The mud road on the Hill had sections that
Mr. Kern Hyde’s first memory is that of playing with small wooden sailboats that the French Harbour boys would launch in the shallow water. The boats were large – two feet long – and 1:50 scale replicas of boats their parents would sail. Sometimes boys
On June 12, Watercolors of West Bay turned into a fashion runway full of models, fashion designers and families. Several emerging Honduran fashion designers showed off their creations and hundreds of fashion aficionados came from the mainland and beyond to be a part of the
Housing developments on the island come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Mostly they are residential housing communities, but there are also condominiums, residential resorts and subdivisions. The construction trend is picking up. According to Steve Hasz, owner of Roatan Life Real Estate, there