Daily Archives: 06/23/2012

ROSE HALL TOWN MARKET – BERBICE GUYANA..

06/23/2012 – 6:40 pm

ROSE HALL TOWN MARKET – BERBICE GUYANA -PORT MOURANT MARKET

Rose Hall Town Municipal Market opens seven days a week. It is very busy during the morning hours.This market cater for the needs of the community and the nearby villages.The market has a constabulary.

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Selwyn Collins Book Launch – The eartHeart Knows

06/23/2012 – 6:08 pm

Selwyn Collins Book Launch

Author Selwyn Collins offers readers a Unique and Inspiring Collection of his work to encourage you to LIVE LIFE MORE POWERFULLY with the release of The eartHeart Knows, daily blessings and inspiring thoughts…

Collins uses his own insight to help others use their gifts and talents to help themselves and others.

Brooklyn, NY – June 15, 2012 – Selwyn A. Collins is a writer, motivational speaker, artist, and webTV broadcaster; born in Georgetown, Guyana.  He is the last of nine children; six of whom are his sisters who’ve had a great influence in his life.  He lives the uncommon principle in life that defines his unwavering belief that the woman is the center of life and our most sacred gift as evidenced in many of his inspirational writings.      more>>>  [eartHeart Launch Release]

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You are an OLD GUYANESE if: By Ron Persaud

06/23/2012 – 6:00 pm

You know that you are an OLD GUYANESE if:

By Ron Persaud

  •  You recall drinking sweet broom tea out of a tinnin‘ cup.
  • And if drank a lot of it you may have used the ‘tensil  later that night.
  • You bought stuff with basin-money.
  • You have been called a rangatang when you were a kid.
  • You recognize pooch panch when you see it.
  • You know that khngh is a Guyanese unit of length that cannot be defined.
  • You know that king sailor  was not a nautical term.
  • You voted on the 27th. April, 1953.        Continue reading →
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India Questions Russell Peters – video

06/23/2012 – 7:14 am

India Questions Russell Peters

Russell Peters’ official website is: http://www.russellpeters.com/

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Suriname – a true multi-racial and multi-cultural society – 3 videos

06/23/2012 – 5:33 am

Promotion Video – Suriname

Destination Suriname – part one of two Continue reading →

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Welcome to Shell Beach GUYANA

06/23/2012 – 1:54 am

Welcome to Shell Beach GUYANA

Here are some more pictures of Shell Beach to compliment those on the Mabaruma Sojourn video.

Shell Beach is not only one of the most beautiful spots in Guyana, it is also an important nesting beach for sea turtles. The Guyana Marine Turtle Conservation Society (GMTCS) is working with local communities and international partners to ensure the long term survival of those fascinating ocean nomads. For further information visit us at http://www.gmtcs.org

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Mabaruma Sojourn – video

06/23/2012 – 12:20 am

Mabaruma Sojourn – video

This is a short documentary by Annette Arjoon with music by Dave Martins about Mabaruma and the wider North West area of Region 1, Guyana, South America.

Mabrauma is a breathtaking location; surrounded by rivers, creeks and rainforest. However, the true beauty of the region is the people. The population is predominately Amerindian, from three tribes Warrau, Carib and Arawak, whos origins can be traced back over 10,000 years. These are very special people, living an amazing way of life. To experience this is a real privilege.

From Mabaruma, you can take a short boat ride to Shell Beach to see the giant leatherback sea turtles (www.gmtcs.org.gy). This has to be experienced to be believed.

View more pictures of Shell Beach at:    Welcome to Shell Beach GUYANA

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