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Chic cafe in Fort Myers serves up big Haitian flavors — JLB

Wideline Atilard has been serving more and more Haitian-flavored dishes in her chic, trendy Fort Myers cafe since opening last June

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West Virginia researchers use A I to make peppers even tastier

Researchers at West Virginia University (WVU) and West Virginia State University (WVSU) are collaborating on an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) project to analyze the genetics of habanero peppers.

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An experiment in Haiti is making once-arid lands fertile, and poor farmers into money-makers

“This country will not die, which is a bit of a leap of faith these days. But if it’s not going to die, it’s going to grow at some point.”

Port au princeUnited statesDominican republicMassacre riverDominican republic generalGeoffrey handalKalinda magloireAyiti demenFransik monchPeasant movement for the development of pauletteUnited nationsUniversity of limonadeMarihaboux plainNational highwayPeasant movementCaribbean scotch

An experiment in Haiti is making once-arid lands fertile, and poor farmers into money-makers

“This country will not die, which is a bit of a leap of faith these days. But if it’s not going to die, it’s going to grow at some point.”

Port au princeMassacre riverDominican republic generalDominican republicUnited statesKalinda magloireFransik monchAyiti demenGeoffrey handalUniversity of limonadeUnited nationsPeasant movement for the development of pauletteMarihaboux plainNational highwayPeasant movementCaribbean scotch

An experiment in Haiti is making once-arid lands fertile, and poor farmers into money-makers

“This country will not die, which is a bit of a leap of faith these days. But if it’s not going to die, it’s going to grow at some point.”

United statesDominican republicMassacre riverDominican republic generalPort au princeGeoffrey handalAyiti demenFransik monchKalinda magloireUnited nationsPeasant movement for the development of pauletteUniversity of limonadeMarihaboux plainNational highwayPeasant movementCaribbean scotch

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