I have decided late this Sunday evening to extract a small portion of the content in the Geography section of Belize Facts and Figures and write a brief post on the geology and to a lesser extent, the geologic resources of Belize. The accompanying map was created by Mr. Jan Meerman. I am fascinated with […]
In my new book, I have an extensive section featuring the landmarks of each district. I refer to landmarks as man made (women included) sites that all Belizeans should know about and visit. I will feature some of these sites in internet posts over the coming months until January or February when the books are […]
In 2012, I began writing Belize Facts and Figures. This book is meant to teach everything Belize, from the ecosystems to the tax system. The book is intended to play an important role in the process of molding students into highly informed and functional citizens. The book includes a detailed section on the history […]
Last Friday, fitting in line with our busy day job schedule, we were able to get lunch at 2:30 at the Golden Corral in Spanish Lookout. I had Varenyky for the first time. This is the traditional Mennonite food which this Belizean ethnic group picked up somewhere on their sojourn in Russia. Varenyky is a […]
InterLogic Publishers is pleased to share content from its upcoming book: Belize Facts and Figures with you. Meet unsung Belizean hero, Mr. Percivald Gentle, eminent Belizean botanist and taxonomist. He had a plant Genus named in his honor. I think he may be the only Belizean to have achieved this. Do we still produce […]
InterLogic Publishers is ecstatic about progress being made in the finalization of content of its book Belize Facts and Figures. We expect that the book will be launched in May or June of 2015. The company is so excited that it is challenging readers in Belize and anywhere in the world to a photo-contest. The […]
InterLogic Publishers is busy working on its new book, Belize Facts and Figures. We are getting highly relevant artwork done for this book. Our first artist featured is Mr. Orlando Nah from Roaring Creek village. Orlando who is from Hispanic and Yucatec Maya ancenstry has been painting since his early 20s in his village. He […]
Wishing you all a happy 10th September. In honor of this day, I am posting a little article on the significance of the Battle of St. Georges Caye. If there were no 10th, there would be no 21st. Conflicts between the Buccaneers and the Spanish As the settlers in Belize were becoming wealthy, Spain […]
The most important resource that Belize has is its people. Our population is important because it is made of people of differing ethnic origins who develop different ideas on how to protect the country and to create opportunities that lead to employment of other citizens. For many years, the Government department that was mandated to […]
The National Symbols Belize is a fairly young nation, having gained independence only in 1981. Even though the country is young, some of the symbols that represent the nation were developed even before Belize became a crown colony. The symbols represent a unified nation that the early nationalists carved out of various interest groups […]