Guyanese OnlineBlack Canadian Scholarship Fund (BCSF) Golf Tournament – 2019
DOWNLOAD: Invitation to 2019 BCSF Golf Tournament – English
DOWNLOAD: Black Canadian Scholarship Fund 2019 Brochure
DOWNLOAD: BCSF Golf 2019 – Sponsor Letter to Company Letters
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Video: Ventriloquist Megan Piphus Performs “I Will Always Love You” | Apollo Showtime
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With cryptocurrency launch, Facebook: an independent nation
Assistant Professor of Communications (Social Media) & Magazine, News and Digital Journalism, Syracuse University
Facebook has announced a plan to launch a new cryptocurrency named the Libra, adding another layer to its efforts to dominate global communications and business. Backed by huge finance and technology companies including Visa, Spotify, eBay, PayPal and Uber – plus a ready-made user base of 2 billion people around the world –
Facebook is positioned to pressure countries and central banks to cooperate with its reinvention of the global financial system.
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June 24, 2019 – Blogfactory
Torrential rains have been hammering the heartland of America for months, and at this point vast stretches of farmland in the middle of the country are nothing but mud. As a result of the endless rain and unprecedented flooding that we have witnessed, millions of acres of farmland will have nothing planted on them at all in 2019, and that is a major national crisis.
But most farmers were able to get seeds planted in the deplorable conditions, and now they are desperately hoping that something will actually grow. Unfortunately, on farm after farm what is coming out of the ground looks absolutely terrible. Even if we get ideal weather conditions for the rest of the summer, there is no way that many of these fields will be ready before the first hard frost arrives. As you will see below, the truth is that we are potentially facing the most widespread crop failures in all of U.S. history.
READ MORE – https://blogfactory.co.uk/2019/06/24/widespread-crop-failures-the-u-s/
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By Ray Chickrie –
Prime minister Rowley and president Nana Akufo-Addo during bilateral talks expressed optimism of reaching a possible “Air Services Agreement” that would include Caribbean Airlines (CAL) and Ethiopian Airlines (ET) because it was chosen by the Ghanaian government to resurrect a national airline. Continue reading
Jun 29, 2019
Guyana has had a projected growth rate of 16.8% during the four- year period of 2018-2021, which has led investigators of the stock exchange giant to the conclusion that the country is currently the fastest growing economy in the world. Continue reading
Greetings Friends & Supporters,
On Saturday August 3rd, 2019, we will be celebrating our 1st Anniversary at the BFMACC, address above.
On Sunday August 4th, 2019 , we will be holding our First Annual Fundraiser Dinner & Dance at Tipperary Hall, in Buxton, Guyana.
Please see invitation enclosed, NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR.
To assist in making this event a success, we are asking our overseas residents to sponsor a family member, by purchasing a ticket or two for this special event.
READ MORE: Dinner & Dance 2019 BFMACC
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Book By Dr. Frank L Douglas: “Defining Moments of a Black Man from a Black Stream”
Presented by the Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International
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Presented by Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International
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Delighted You Failed Your English Exam, Son – By Martin Hemming | The Sunday Times
I’ll Always Have a Job as Long as You Can’t Spell
The kidz can’t be bothered to write proper no more. So says a report last week that suggested increasing numbers of children are failing their GCSE English exams because they are writing in “slanglish”. If your immediate response is “OMG ikr” — “Oh, my God! I know, right?” — then it is, I’m afraid, too late for you.
As with most things that are terrible with the world — Bip Ling, the collapse of global democracy — technology is being blamed. Textspeak and autocorrect are the culprits.
This, of course, makes perfect sense, and we all secretly knew this would happen the first time Microsoft Word drew a wiggly red line under our deliberate misspelling of “separate”. Is it receive or recieve? Your smartphone knows, so why does your brain need to? Stationary or stationery? Oh, what difference can one little vowel possibly make? (Though, free tip: I always remember it as “E for envelope”. My pleasure.) Continue reading →
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