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Most Popular Entries – November 2014 November Entries = 130 Guyanese Online – Most Popular Entries – November 2014 November entries = 130. Total Entries = 4530. November Hits = 77,779. Total Hits to date = 2,680,348 1. GUYANA and CARIBBEAN RECIPES 2. CHINESE ADVICE TO 50-YEAR OLDS & OLDER 3. Old Jet Magazines – from 1950 onwards – updated 4. Fruits of Trinidad and Tobago – and Guyana 5. “I will Follow Him” – by a Nun’s Choir – conductor Andre Rieu – video 6. Botlahle: Age 11 – Winner Of South Africa’s Talent 2012 – 3 videos 7. Guyana Floods again -Regions 2,3 & 4 affected – November 20, 2014 [2 videos] 8. Queen’s College people – commentary 9. On Leaving Guyana – By Rosaliene Bacchus 10. Guyanese prepared foods and fruits in pictures + video 11. A Hundred Years Later – by Uri Avnery 12. Guyana floods update: Country braces for more heavy rains – 22 November 2014 13. Are you illegal in Trinidad? Door-to-Door Crackdown begins 14. Georgetown: Driving Down Sheriff Street + Helicopter Tour – 2 videos 15. “Calypso meets parang: A One Night Stand”, in Trinidad 16. One Word Essays in pictures 17. An issue of public misconduct, not a private matter – commentary 18. Rohan Kanhai – Cricketer, Thinker, Philosopher – inc video 19. Pass The Salt – short video – funny! 20. Five-star gated community being built at Providence 21. The Mighty Sparrow – 15 songs and videos – continuous play 22. INTERESTING MAPS – very enlightening 23. Why is India so filthy? | The Ugly Indian | TEDxBangalore – Video 24. A Dutch Tomb, A Haunted House etc – By Ralph Seeram 25. Guyanese Online – Introduction 26. Jamaica Observer editorial says Guyana headed for dictatorship 27. Guyanese pilot, Khamraj Lall arrested in Puerto Rico over US$620,000 – with updates 28. Jotta A…Brazilian boy..Amazing Grace(Lyrics) + 23 other videos 29. President Ramotar suspends Parliament 30. A surprising revelation by Hamilton Green, re PPP/PNC in 1985 31. New York mayor signs bills that “drastically limit” deportation of Caribbean immigrants 32. OH! – What a Wonderful World – pictures 33. Guyana: British Guiana 1959 to 1961- with 2009 updates – photos 34. PROROGUING A MARRIAGE…. funny! 35. Guyana: National Awards List – 2011 36. Dynamic Airways and Travelspan team up to re-enter Guyana market 37. Guyana Floods: Schools in Regions 2, 3 and 4 closed Friday November 21, 2014 38. Victoria, BC Canada marketer’s letter about Obama goes viral 39. “I Will Tell You!” – By Hugh Yearwood 40. Don’t be the richest person in the cemetery – Food for Thought 41. Guyana Floods – A monument to our protracted folly – commentary 42. Botlahle: SA Got Talent 2012- The Madiba (Nelson Mandela) Poem – video 43. Americans Are Working So Hard It’s Actually Killing People 44. The Best of 80’s LOVE SONGS *2 hours non stop+ *HD AUDIO+ 45. Cuba now biggest single medical force in African Ebola battle 46. Is This Really Cricket? – By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine 47. Private jet, private money, private space in a drug country – commentary 48. Five Things That Will Kill More Americans Than Ebola – commentary 49. Michael Albert Memorial – Brooklyn NYC- 29 November 2014 50. GUYANA’S NATIONAL SONGS 51. Mahadeo Shivraj – From Boyhood Dreamer to Celebrity 52. Eusi Kwayana comments on Anil Nandlall’s Taped Conversation 53. The Diaspora Reconsidered: A Guyanese Perspective – By Lear Matthews 54. Indians stashing ‘black money,’ beware. High court wants your name 55. Georgetown: Covering over the City’s canals is unworkable + video 56. Top 10 X Factor Auditions all time – based on YouTube views on 13-2-2013 57. Guyana mistaken for Guinea in NYC Ebola report – apology requested 58. Female pilots hail Guyana’s first female flyer 59. The suspension of Guyana’s parliament: Democracy has been subverted – By Dr. David Hinds 60. Cheddi Jagan Jr (Joey) condemns suspension of Guyana’s parliament 61. Guyanese Authors: Published Books 62. The Thinking That Drives the PPP – By David Hinds 63. Twenty years of spiritual cleansing, herbal healing – By Tangerine Clarke 64. Dynamic Airways returns with seasonal flights to Guyana – by Tangerine Clarke 65. Guyana: Capitol TV News videos – 30 October 2014 66. President directs that Parliament be convened within 14 days 67. “The Real Guyana” – Guyana in 2013 -YouTube videos 68. Guyana: Capitol TV News videos – 24 November , 2014 69. Dr. Juliet Emanuel – contributing to the community – By Dr Dhanpaul Narine 70. Granger dumps Ramotar’s invitation for talks 71. Minister Whittaker and the Georgetown flood – commentary 72. Download Magazine: VICTORIA 175 ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE 73. SCHOOL DAYS FAREWELL – By Dmitri Allicock 74. Britain’s Got Talent – Attraction shadow theatre group – video 75. FLOOD CONTROL IN THE TIME OF PROROGATION – commentary 76. The DC-3 The Plane That Changed The World + early aviation in Guyana 77. Canada to get first national Caribbean television station 78. Book by Shridath Ramphal: Glimpses of a Global Life 79. New Year’s Eve Dinner & Dance – Toronto – December 31, 2014 80. CONSULTATION OR CONFRONTATION? – by Ralph Ramkarran 81. Ramotar neutralizes elected representatives of the people 82. Elections are imminent, another minority parliament looms – commentary 83. Women want bigger butts- commentary 84. The Global Drop in Oil Prices: Part 1 – Geopolitical consequences 85. Dialogue with Wilson Harris – by Stanley Greaves – November 2014 Georgetown 86. Guyana – Original Folk Songs 87. Reggae music: Billboard top bands now mostly white, non-Jamaicans 88. Santa Fe Rupununi farm exporting rice to Brazil 89. Andre Rieu – I Will Follow Him – music video 90. Statement by an involved elder on the Suspension of Normalcy- By Eusi Kwayana 91. Reopening of Guyana’s Parliament should be Unconditional – By Dr. David Hinds 92. Granger shuts door to talks, expects street protests if President suspends Parliament 93. Pilot error caused 2011 plane crash in Guyana, says report 94. Ramotar to call General elections if opposition pushes no-confidence motion 95. Guyana: Capitol TV News videos – 17 November 2014 96. Eileen Cox: Consumer Advocate, passes on at the age of 96 97. Dave Martins – Tradewinds – 46 songs/videos – autoplay 98. Guyana: Capitol TV News Videos – 20 November, 2014 99. Guyana Oriental College Old Students Association 100. The Politics of Ebola – By Dr. Dhanpaul Narine 101. Guyana wins Caribbean Motor Racing Title: CMRC 2014 102. Being Black: The Real Indictment in Ferguson and the USA – analysis 103. GUYANA-POLITICS- Britain calls for swift resumption of Parliament 104. How to make Pepperpot – Guyanese style 105. Little Guyana, an Indo-Guyanese enclave in Queens 106. Series of constitutional crises caused by Govt. damaging country’s democracy – Granger 107. Africa: Beware of China’s $$$ – NYT commentary 108. Five new faces in 20-member cabinet, one new ministry 109. Do Japanese women love white men only? – commentary 110. Georgetown Guyana: The municipal markets -commentary 111. It is Christmastime … Time for Soca Parang music from Trinidad & Tobago 112. Guyana – NCN TV Streaming video – LIVE 113. Real Old Guyana Calypso – Bill Rogers 114. Guyana: Capitol TV News Videos – 29 October 2014 115. The History of Indian Indentureship in the Caribbean 116. Obama Plan May Allow Millions of Immigrants to Stay and Work in U.S. 117. THE HUSBAND – jokes + Mighty Sparrow: “Lying Excuses” 118. BARON – ‘The Soca Man” – 27 song videos- autoplay 119. History: The Guyana Story – Dr. Odeen Ishmael 120. Guyana: Capitol TV News Videos – 10 November 2014 121. 10 Inspiring Quotes by the Great Nelson Mandela 122. Trinidad’s Carnival is on despite some Ebola fears 123. Queen’s College of Guyana celebrates 170th Anniversary 124. Famous People of Guyanese Heritage 125. Christmas – Calypso Soca Parang Mix from Trinidad – music 126. Kumbh Mela in India – Worlds Biggest Festival – National Geographic video 127. What the people of the Amazon know that you don’t – Mark Plotkin- TED Video 128. TED Talks on marriage, love, cheating and commitment – 2 videos 129. ORIGINS- Exclusive Worldwide Premiere – a must-watch video 130. Guyana: Old Georgetown, British Guiana – pictures 131. UB40’s Greatest Hits | Best Songs Of UB40 | 2014 Full Album 132. Guyana Cultural Association NY- On-line Magazine – October 2014 133. Guyanese Online Newsletter – Nov-Dec 2013 134. No unlawful action should be taken against law-abiding citizens – Granger urges police, army 135. Some Unique Words of Guyana By Dmitri Allicock 136. Guyana: Capitol News TV Reports – 12 November 2014 137. Dmitri Allicock – Oh Beautiful Guyana Blog – sponsored by Guyanese Online 138. Guyana: Capitol TV News Videos – 25 November 2014 139. Let Guyana Live: Stop the Horse Race/ Rat Race Politics – By Dr. David Hinds 140. Mega farm by Barbados investors taking shape in Rupununi 141. Live video stream – Motor Racing – Guyana Sunday Nov 13, 2011 142. Venezuela’s economic problems get worse as oil prices drop 143. The Ethics of the Tomato: Food Justice in America – By Dr Dhanpaul Narine 144. Opposition appears cautiously open to some talks with government 145. Ralph Gonsalves proposes “grand settlement” to end cricket crisis 146. Top posts October 2014 – Top 20 of 498 posts 147. Guyanese among 110 busted in mega credit card scam in NYC 148. Myths, Legends, Folktales and Fables of Guyana 149. Guyana: Capitol TV News Videos – 14 November 2014 150. Guyana’s fruits: The Awarra Palm Fruit 151. School Answering Machine in Australia – video – funny! 152. Trinidadian team expected in Guyana shortly to finalise agriculture land deal 153. Guyana has the highest suicide rate in the World– WHO – UPDATED 154. Opposition, Speaker condemn suspension of Parliament 155. Guyana:Reducing Traffic Congestion – commentary 156. Regions of Guyana – Geography, Population, Government 157. Guyana: Capitol TV News Reports – 28 November 2014 158. Settlement Patterns of Guyanese Immigrants in New York: A Perspective – By Lear Matthews 159. THE BERBICE CHAIR – By Dmitri Allicock 160. Guyana: Capitol TV News Reports- 13 November 2014 161. Trinidad Soca Parang Music – 90 videos – autoplay 162. New Mega Shopping Center opened in Georgetown – video 163.
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