Ever wondered if that zip lock bag of frozen peas sitting in your freezer for the past six months is still good food? Turns out, it just might be. I recently wrote about an experiment I did in visualising historical agricultural prices in Trinidad & Tobago. I had briefly touched on an article I had […]
Several times a year I update Trinidad & Tobago’s borough and town database for Hermitt.biz. When I perform the update I do a quick population check for each borough. I had mentioned in a previous post about visualizing data, that I collect data from various sources, which I mainly use to generate a list of boroughs and […]
It goes without saying that the price of everyday items in Trinidad & Tobago is fairly expensive; especially for 20% of Trinidad & Tobago’s population, who live below the poverty line. With 1,218,208 people living in Trinidad & Tobago, that’s roughly 260,000 people who struggle to make ends meet (The World Factbook). In one of my […]
Recently I was looking over the top Google searches of 2017 and noticed something…strange. There was no option to view what people in Trinidad & Tobago were searching for in 2017. I was angry, angry at Google, so angry I shook my fist in the air and shouted “How could Google not have an option […]