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Top 100 Entries – March 2010 to October 2011
The Guyanese Online Blog was started in March 2010. At the end of October 2011 it had 782 entries and the item views counter was almost 304,000. Many of the readers are new and may not be aware of some of the popular items during the past 20 months. Here is the list of the “Top 100” most popular entries. Newsletters have been excluded. Click the item to view it:-
Top 100 Entries All Time – March 2010 to October 2011
- Guyanese Parrots – comedy video
- “Go Brave! – Obama” by Singing Francine
- Real Old Guyana Calypso – Bill Rogers
- Living in Guyana – slide show
- TAKUTU BRIDGE – Rupununi. Guyana
- Famous People of Guyanese Heritage
- Come Visit Guyana – video
- Last Lap Lime 2011 – Toronto – Photo album
- Bring Back Anansi-Diana Chapman-video
- Guyanese on People’s Court Continue reading
Guyanese Online Newsletter – October 2011

A panoramic view of the coast of Georgetown taken from the Pegasus Hotel. This is the masthead picture of the October 2011 issue
The Guyanese Online Newsletter – October 2011
Download here: Guyanese Online – October 2011 Newsletter
CONTENTS
Here are the contents of this newsletter, covering Elections News, Blog entries, Associations, Guyana Government News, Education, Business, Caribbean and Regional news, Tourism, Arts and Culture and Historical subjects. There is also a comprehensive list of the 85 new Blog entries for October and the list of the 30 most popular Blog entries for the month.
- A panoramic view of the coastline of Georgetown taken from the Pegasus Hotel
- Nomination Day…Enthusiastic supporters swarm City Hall
- Guyana‘s Elections – Guyana wins – Editorial by Cyril Bryan
- October 2011 – 30 Most popular entries
- New Blog Entries for October 2011 (Total 84)
- Tutorial High School Alumni Reunion
- September Rounds Out a Strong Third Quarter – TREB
- Heavenly Village Property Management
- COFONA continues efforts to ‗revive New Amsterdam
- Harlem Landmark Suite Advertising
- Guyanese Canadian Cultural Association of B.C. – Annual Fall Dance – Fort Langley Douglas Day Celebrations
- Godfrey Chin ―Nostalgias – Golden Memories of Guyana 1940-1980
- Berbice Chair Advertisement
- Guyanese Association of Manitoba, (GAM) Canada
- THE GUYANA NURSES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
- COCKTAIL DINNER & DANCE – December 16, 2011
- Cimbux Cultural Extravaganza – November 19, 2011
- Buxton Friendship Express – September 2011
- COTAB Buxton Group- Boxing Night Dance
- City Hall being deliberately sabotaged – Mayor Green
- Amaila Falls Hydro Project…Price tag now at staggering US$835M
- EU hopes sugar money can go to modernize industry
- 30,000-plus ID cards still to be uplifted – GECOM
- Ogle Airport expansion ―96 percent completed
- Linden-Lethem Road reopens to all traffic
- Youths are 46 percent of eligible voters – GECOM source
- Guyana Goldfields signs MOU
- Two large ferries purchased for Essequibo service
- Guyana cops 16 of 28 CSEC awards
- First batch of 5,000 laptops arrive for (OLPF) Contract
- India launches $35 computer
- St Joseph Mercy Hospital Rebuilding Fund
- REDjet boasts of customer satisfaction
- LIAT shareholders: airline‘s survival under threat
- Destination Guyana- Paul Stevenson, President of THAG
- Venezuela says gold repatriation to start soon
- Hard times ahead for Caribbean sugar
- Former Brazil president Lula diagnosed with cancer
- St Lucia – easiest place to do business in CARICOM
- Jamaica wins three awards in Tourism at WTA
- Holness is Jamaica‘s new Prime Minister
- Trinidad: Manning apolgises for mistakes
- Trinidad Cabinet approves Inter-island Ferry Service
- Haslyn Parris: Electoral Conjectures and Governance in Guyana
- THE ARTS JOURNAL – Volume 6 Numbers 1& 2 published
- Rihanna Beats Madonna’s Top 10 Chart Record
- A man from another time…Aviation pioneer, Victor Fitt, is a special person
- The Unseen danger of Diabetes – Ad – Dr. Gregory Wong
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Download here: Guyanese Online – October 2011 Newsletter
Cyril Bryan, Editor and Publisher
Guyanese Online – Recent Posts – October 10-20, 2011
Recent Weblog Posts – October 10-20, 2011
Thirty posts that have been added to our blog/website in these 10 days
- Hindu Americans Applaud Senators for Recognizing Diwali
- Egg and Spoon Derby – by Ewalt (Waltie) Ainsworth
- ACP honors Dr. Aubrey Morrison
- Roopnaraine is APNU’s prime ministerial candidate
- Samuel Hinds is PPP/C prime ministerial candidate
- Publishers: Amazon intends to eat your lunch
- Phones: It is Apple & Google vs. the old way
- Govt. accused of ‘vicious political assault on UG’
- Defectors pose no threat to APNU – Granger
- Calypso Cricket video … Sobers, Worrell, Richards etc Continue reading
CLICO: Duprey bagged TT$1.1b before bailout
Duprey bagged TT$1.1b before bailout
By Stories by Joel Julien joel.julien@trinidadexpress.com
Story Updated: Sep 23, 2011 at 12:48 AM ECT
LAWRENCE DUPREY was paid $1.1 billion from the deposits of CLICO policyholders in the five years prior to CL Financial seeking a billion dollar bailout from the Government.
This was the claim made by Neal Bisnath, the attorney from CLICO, as he sought to tie up a couple of “loose ends” at the Commission of Enquiry into the collapse of CL Financial and the Hindu Credit Union (HCU) at the Winsure Building, Richmond Street, Port of Spain, yesterday.
On Wednesday, Bisnath said Duprey, former executive chairman of CL Financial, was paid a monthly income of $5 million by subsidiary CLICO.
In addition to his yearly income, Duprey was also paid multi-million-dollar consultancy fees throughout the year, Bisnath said. In 2007 Duprey was paid $90 million, Bisnath said then. Continue reading
CARIBANNA SCHOLARSHIPS
CARIBANNA SCHOLARSHIPS
By EWALT (WALTIE) AINSWORTH 07 05 2011
CARIBANNA is essentially the Canadian version of CARIFESTA. The Caribbean Festival of the Arts, showcasing the artesian skills, the culture, the music, the wining, the grinding, the smoking, the sexting, the drinking and the eating of the halaal-beef wraps. It is a perennial love fest between and among the host country, the deep seated Caribbean and the interlocking communities in multi-racial, multi-ethnic Toronto.
Caribbean people live each day counting down for the next Caribanna, planning, scheming, thinking what they will wear, how they look and how it-go-look off Young street or in the playpen now designated to maintain law and order.
Caribanna is the mecca for typee. Big men, proud men, loud men, sleep and come while others come and sleep so that they will not miss a event, eyeballing and trying to figure out who is who and whose they are. Some men come to integrate, others to gyrate while another set, come packing. Caribanna was never meant to be a proving ground or an arena for settling old scores. It is about we and how-we-do what we do. It is about the scholarship, turning the rejections and recessions into new vistas and avenues for change. Over the decades, scores of careers have been launched and cottage industries established. The secret is about your net worth is influenced by your network. Continue reading
Do we need defined hours of work any more?
Do we need defined hours of work any more?
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