Nigel Farage On Theresa May, Brexit, The EU and Donald Trump
Interviewed and Published on Jul 15, 2016
Watch and learn: the hidden messages in children’s movie
Daily Archives: 07/18/2016
Guyana– Latest News from various sources – July 18, 2016
Guyana: LATEST NEWS – 18 July 2016 – Kaieteur News and Demerara Waves
- PPP used Customs Act to allow tax exemptions on ineligibles
- In bid to stem financial irregularities… Budget agencies must implement Auditor General Recommendations – says Finance Minister
- Govt. seeks international help in KN grenade attack probe
- Police raise $2.7M for Fallen Heroes Foundation
- In the wake of interior tragedies… Stiffer penalties soon for mining companies that break the law – warns Trotman
- One year later… Small contractors still left out in the cold – WPA Executive Member
- Guyana Watch US Medical team commences one week clinic
- Linden Mayor calls for more support for Wismar Market
- First Lady charges youth to use new leadership skills
- Culture and Arts … Struggling cultural institutions and musicians
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Climate Disruption: Is ExxonMobil victim of its own deception? – By Rosaliene Bacchus
ExxonMobil Web of Climate Science Denial
Photo Credit: DeSmogBlog
In spite of scientific consensus worldwide that we must transition to cleaner forms of energy and to keep fossil fuel reserves in the ground, ExxonMobil shows no sign of winding down its oil and gas explorations. In May 2015, they announced a significant oil discovery in the Stabroek (Guyana) block about 120 miles (193 kms) offshore. What elation for the newly-elected Guyana government! For a poor developing country, the prospect of oil riches seems a lifeline.
This month, the great news circulated across the fossil fuel industry. “The United States Geological Survey ranks Guyana-Suriname as the world’s second-most prospective, underexplored offshore basin, with an estimated 13.6 Bbbl of oil and 32 tcf of natural gas yet to be discovered,” declared the Offshore Magazine on July 7, 2016.
The article further stated that: “ExxonMobil is reportedly moving Liza [exploration well…
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Watch and learn: the hidden messages in children’s movies
Allegorical? … Frozen.
Ever suspected Frozen was more than a simple singalong? Have the false promises of Emerald City ever rung alarm bells? Here are nine family flicks that have been mined for underlying meaning.
The Secret Life of Pets: black lives matter
Thought the current box office smash was just Toy Story with poodles and hamsters? Think again. A prominent political science professor suggests Chris Renaud’s movie is in fact a hamfisted metaphor for racial oppression. Continue reading
Guyana is now a upper middle-income economy – World Bank
By NAN Business Editor
News Americas, WASHINGTON, D.C., Fri. July 15, 2016: Guyana, a Caribbean nation was recently placed into a new economic classification by the World Bank.
As of July 1, 2016, the South American CARICOM nation of Guyana no longer is classified as a low income economy. Instead, using the World Bank Atlas method, Guyana is now classified as an upper middle-income economy with a gross national income (GNI) per capita of between US$4,036 and $12,475. Continue reading
Millennials turning away from cruises and casinos – By David Jessop
| Millennials turning away from cruises and casinos | ||
| Published on July 16, 2016 – By David Jessop | ||
Although the definition is quite loose, the expression millennial is usually used to mean those who were born between 1980 and the mid-2000s.
 David Jessop In many parts of the western hemisphere this group now proportionately makes up the largest generation, accounting for instance in the US for around one third of the country’s spending power, far exceeding the other much sought after visitor category, the now aging baby boomers. For the Caribbean, millennials are a crucial must-reach tourist segment if the industry is to have a sustainable economic future. As a consequence, many tourist boards and properties have been adapting their marketing to reflect more closely the lifestyle and aspirations of this valuable group. |
Guyana: The Public Interest – July 14, 2016 – Interview with President David Granger
Guyana: The Public Interest – July 14, 2016 – Interview with President David Granger
Published on Jul 15, 2016 – Ministry of the Presidency
President Granger sits down in his weekly interview with two journalists, Handel Duncan – Reporter (HGPTV Nightly News) and Tracy Romalho – Senior Reporter (NCN).
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