Clive Atwell: Professional Boxer, Businessman and Group Educator
The Guyana-Madeira connection - 1
In 1835, a year after the abolition of slavery in British Guiana, the colonial authorities began to import the first indentured labourers, a shipload of 430 starving Portuguese from the famine-ravaged island of Madeira. Despite the warnings of the Governor of Madeira that they’d be branded like slaves, a total of 31,0000 Madeirans left for BG.
Great bars of the world
Patti Page, (How much is that Doggie in the Window), Dies at 85
Patti Page, the apple-cheeked, honey-voiced alto whose sentimental, soothing, sometimes silly hits like “Tennessee Waltz,” “Old Cape Cod” and “(How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window” made her one of the most successful pop singers of the 1950s, died on Tuesday in Encinitas, Calif. She was 85.
Her death was confirmed by Seacrest Village Retirement Communities, where she lived.
New Year Message by Brigadier David A. Granger, Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly
Happy Memories of a True Guyanese Christmas
Guyana Cultural Association of New York Inc. Newsletter - Happy Memories of a True Guyanese Christmas - December 25, 2012 Vol.2 Issue 12
The weirdness of homestay or B&B
Ruqayyah Boyer representing Guyana at Miss Universe
Twenty two year old Ruqayyah Boyer was raised in the extremely close-knit community of Linden, a region known for it’s sandy hills and blue lakes.. Her greatest interest in life is philanthropy and helping others. Ruqayyah also enjoys indulging in the arts, including poetry, dance, music. Currently, she is studying to become a lawyer, specializing in International Relations and Diplomacy.
Puffin Browser for your mobile devices
Puffin Browser is one of the fastest browsers currently for mobile platforms (excluding Blackberry at this time) Puffin Browser can be installed on your IPad, IPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Nexus and almost all other Android devices and brings with it flash capability.
Guyana-born UN official seeks billions in Caribbean aid
Guyanese-born United Nations official Baroness Amos is seeking US$8.5 billion to fund emergency response programmes for humanitarian aid to millions of people in the Caribbean and around the world in 2013.