Trinidad and Tobago

Some of the best Tennis players from Trinidad and Tobago are: Alan Price, Lindy Price, Tyler Mayers, Pierre Rudder, Shane Stone, Ronald Greaves, Mikey Clarke etc. All of these players were former #1 Juniors in Trinidad. Some like Tyler and Pierre had high ITF world junior rankings. There are many other really good tennis players from Trinidad who train away so its hard to list all. Of course this list is only in the men's category.

Trinidad and Tobago won Miss World once, in 1986. The winner was Giselle Laronde.

It was built for World War 2

The approximate driving time and mileage information -

Between: Dallas, TX

and: Trinidad, CO

Driving miles: 595

Driving time: 9 hrs 30 mins

- is based on traveling non-stop in good driving conditions. Driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend travel time such as weather, road work, border crossings, and rush hour traffic in urban areas. Mileage denotes actual road miles covered as opposed to Point A to Point B linear distances on a map.

I live in Trinidad and it is always unbearably hot here because it's in the Caribbean.

Yes - Tomas is approaching hurricane strength and nearing Barbados. Tropical Storm warnings are in effect for Trinidad with several inches of rain additionally likely.

I can't believe someone actually asked this! People in Trinidad and Tobago earn a living just like everyone else in the world. There are many educated individuals who find jobs in the local private and public sectors. There are entrepreneurs, bankers, lawyers, doctors, teachers, caterers... you name it. Jobs vary from the primary (agricultural) sector to the secondary (commercial) sector. The Trinidad and Tobago economy however is mainly supported by its oil and natural gas industry which provides jobs for a significant portion of its population. Tobago's economy is more focused on Tourism and also provides a significant portion of the country's annual GDP. In addition to the exportation of oil and natural gas, a small amount of revenue is generated from the export of locally grown produce. Trinidad's economy provides a variety jobs and so, many of its Caribbean neighbours actually migrate to Trinidad for employment. Some even consider it (the country) to be the "New York" of the Caribbean.

Trinidad and Tobago are not only known for it's great calypso music and chutney and soca, but we have out local rock bands (Orange Sky) and also play some reggae and classical music (Joey Lewis).

Ato Bolden.

Bolden won silver in men's 100 meter dash in 2000 and bronze in men's 100 meter dash in 1996. He also won bronze in men's 200 meter dash in 1996 and 2000.

Beacause people often speak English instead of other languages./by:guylo Pierre

i am not sure if one direction would come to Trinidad but i hope they will someday

Yes, that is the adverb use of the word yesterday, telling when the action occurred. Some example uses:

Adverb:

He returned yesterday.

I wasn't born yesterday.

Yesterday it was on the news.

Noun:

They play the songs of yesterday.

Yesterday's worries are gone today.

It was on yesterday's news.

Noun: "Yesterday" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Adverb: "Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away..."

if it is not gamestop look on eBay or craigs list

the part called get a life i believ its a big vountry

chemical engineer

no

At 8:30 pm trini time every Wednesday and Saturday

without game abt TT$1600. with pre-installed games abt TT$2000

Yes. Felix Trinidad died of a car crash.

known throughout Central America for "Feria Isidra", which takes place at the end of May, usually starts with small carnivalsd in different enighborhoods around the city on the third week ending a in a big carnaval on Saturday usually around the 24 or 25 of May. It culminates with a big carnival called "Gran Carnaval de la Amistad", when first avenue turns into a huge dance, with local musical bands and colorful floats. The remainder of the year, the party environment continues in the "Zona Viva" (Lively Zone) - an area known for its clubs and bars frequented by natives and foreigners alike. There is a saying in Honduras, which many Ceibenos have taken to heart. It goes: In Tegucigalpa, they think; In San Pedro, they work; and In La Ceiba, they party!

It is 196.62 miles according to MapQuest.