Daily Archives: 10/10/2012

Bob Marley – 100 songs and videos – continuous play

10/10/2012 – 7:01 pm

Bob Marley – 100 songs and videos – continuous play

Bob Marley- 30 years later

April 11, 2011 marked the 30th anniversary of the passing of Robert Nestor Marley – Bob Marley:  (1945-1981)

Bob Marley is considered as the man who made Reggae, especially “Roots Reggae” popular around the world and basically put Jamaica on the map as a musical hub in the Caribbean.

His music has been carried on by his wife Rita,  his children and other relatives.  Today, everyone in the music world knows who Bob Marley is and could name at least one of his songs.  Read about Bob Marley at this link :-

Wikipedia – Bob Marley: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_marley

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The Mighty Sparrow – 15 songs and videos – continuous play

10/10/2012 – 1:09 pm

Here they are  – by special request of our readers – a collection of songs and videos by the Mighty Sparrow – The Greatest Calypsonian from Trinidad and Tobago.

Mighty Sparrow – 15 songs-videos – autoplay


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Guyana Police: big bust of arms and ammunition in Lethem

10/10/2012 – 10:33 am

Guyana Police Force continues probe into big bust of arms and ammunition in Lethem

The Guyana Police Force is continuing its probe into that big bust of arms and ammunition in the Lethem area and last evening the police issued wanted bulletins for two men in connection with that bust. One of the men has since turned himself in. Former Associate of convicted drug kingpin Roger Khan, Ricardo Rodrigues, turned himself into police this morning and was refused station bail.

A bulletin remains out for Lethem Businessman Clive Llloyd King. whose last known address is Tabatinga in the Lethem area. His wife remains in custody and one of his employees has since been charged in connection with the same case. Several high powered weapons with their matching ammunition were found when the police carried out a search at a house in the Lethem area, said to be owned by King.

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People Progressive Party celebrates 20 years in Government – video`

10/10/2012 – 10:19 am

People Progressive Party celebrates 20 years in Government

Guyana’s oldest political party, the People’s Progressive Party is celebrating 20 years in Government and reflecting on the work it has been able to do as a Government over those years, while focusing on the future. This afternoon the PPP hosted a celebration ceremony at the international convention center. Former President, Bharrat Jagdeo, who was the longest serving President said, the party has been able to make a number of advancements as a governing party over the past 2 decades.     Continue reading →

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Autumn: A Time for Letting Go – Rosaliene Bacchus

10/10/2012 – 3:09 am

Three Worlds One Vision

Carpet of Fallen Autumn Leaves

Source: shinywish.deviantart.com

Autumn has arrived in the northern hemisphere. Deciduous trees transform from hues of green leaves to blazes of yellow, orange, red, and brown. Fallen leaves carpet the earth with gold.

While the vibrant colors brighten my day, the shorter daylight hours and longer nights dampen my spirits. The fallen leaves remind me of all that I have had to let go of along my journey through life. Each leaf: a person who, for good or for bad, has touched my life. Very few friendships have survived the distance and time.

I have learned to let go of the pain of losing the people I love. I have learned to let go of places that held special memories and happy moments spent with family and friends. But I am a long way from shedding the dead leaves that drain my energies and rob me…

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“When young build assets…Then build cash flow,” – by Rupert De Castro

10/10/2012 – 1:38 am

“When young build assets…Then build cash flow,” by   A. Rupert De Castro, CMA

In most western democracies, inflation is a given.  It is how the politicians make us believe we are better off so we can continue to vote for their promises.

Here are some Inflation examples:

1) I arrived in Toronto as an immigrant from Guyana on February 4, 1965. My first job as a clerk in an Insurance company paid $58 per week.  Wow! You say “That’s not a lot of money” but… a cup of coffee was 5 cents.  Let me go through the calculation to demonstrate:

A cup of coffee today is say $1.20… that is 24 times the price in 1965.  24 times my salary of $58 as a clerk is 24 x $58 = $1392 per week x 52 = $72,384 per annum… do you know of any clerk making $72,384 per annum? That’s inflation.               Continue reading →

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Your body language shapes who you are – Amy Cuddy – Video

10/10/2012 – 1:27 am

Your body language shapes who you are – Amy Cuddy

Body language affects how others see us, but it may also change how we see ourselves. Social psychologist Amy Cuddy shows how “power posing” — standing in a posture of confidence, even when we don’t feel confident — can affect testosterone and cortisol levels in the brain, and might even have an impact on our chances for success.     Continue reading →

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Guyana Shines Project promotes a litter-free environment – video

10/10/2012 – 1:25 am

Guyana Shines Project raises awareness for a litter-free environment

The Guyana Shines Project, which is an initiative led by the US Ambassador, with collaboration from The British and Canadian Diplomatic representatives here , Youth Challenge Guyana and the Environment Ministry, has reached another stage in its efforts to raise awareness of the need for a litter-free  environment.    Continue reading →

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Tax breaks and incentives needed to preserve architectural heritage – video

10/10/2012 – 1:06 am

Tax breaks and other incentives needed to encourage Guyanese to preserve architectural heritage – Mrs. Saskia Hardt

There needs to be tax breaks and other incentives, to encourage Guyanese to preserve the architectural heritage of Guyana, particularly Georgetown, this was one of the views expressed by an architect, who has practiced in the Caribbean Mrs. Saskia Hardt, who is the wife of the United States Ambassador to Guyana.

Mrs. Hardt was asked by the National Trust of Guyana to deliver a guest lecture looking at Guyana’s Heritage through the lens of a foreigner.        Continue reading →

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