Guyanese Online1920s – A Trip Around The World in Color [60fps, Remastered] w/added sound – A NASS production video
A time travel in streets of cities around the world 1920s – including , New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Paris and more..
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data. Thanks to Prelinger Archives share the amazing B&W Video Source.
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This is why “conservatives” have wanted to control the judiciary
KN95 Mask
Lucian K. Truscott IV
I had to take two ibuprofen followed quickly by two naproxen sodium for the headache that set in only three pages into the decision by the federal court judge striking down the CDC’s public transportation mask mandate, and still there is a spot between and just above my eyes that feels like somebody drove a nail into it.
Here is the problem, if you want to boil a 59-page decision full of them into just one: The Judge, a Trump appointee only eight years out of law school named Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, is myopic.
Presented with a case involving a regulation written by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the judge manages to spell out the full name of the federal agency in the suit only once, in the first paragraph of the decision, and then she proceeds to treat the case like she’s dealing with the department of sanitation. Continue reading
GUYANA: Guyanese women nervy over high cost of living – IRI Poll
Apr 22, 2022 – Kaieteur News
Inflation – Rising Prices
Stemming from the global pandemic and more recently, the Russia/Ukraine war, the cost of living has had a huge impact on local citizens, so much so that union leaders and other concerned society members have been urging the administration to do more in cushioning the effects of this fall out.
Supporting the view that citizens have been hard hit by these constraints is the recently concluded International Republican Institute (IRI) survey which reported that women and rural communities are amongst those most concerned about the effects of the ongoing issue. The cost of living and the country’s economic situation, the report said, was the biggest concern when citizens were asked about the important problems facing the country.
The report said that of the 1500 survey participants, 26 percent of them generally saw the cost of living as a serious problem. Continue reading →
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