Daily Archive: Sunday, November 7, 2010

Articles published on Sunday, November 7, 2010

Dr Rawle Farley (From http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2010/11/06/death-of-an-economist-or-why-house-is-not-your-home/)

Dr Rawle Farley passes away

Berbician, Dr. Rawle Farley, economist and educator who put four sons through Harvard, died yesterday at 88 According to information from his son Christopher, he passed away at Rochester General Hospital in Rochester, N.Y.

 Raphael Trotman

Trotman says illness not life threatening

– seeks path to physical, spiritual well-being to better serve party AFC leader Raphael Trotman says he is not suffering from a life-threatening illness, and once he resolves “physical and spiritual health issues” he would be fully involved

Roach geared up for Sri Lanka challenge

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Rookie West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach says he is looking forward to the challenge of bowling on the wickets in Sri Lanka, especially after having brushed up his skill during the recent training camp at 3Ws Oval.

The Sexual Offences Act:Care workers for persons with a mental disorder

26 2. Where in proceedings for an offence under this section it is proved that the complainant had a mental disorder, it is to be taken that the accused knew or could reasonably have been expected to know the complainant has a mental disorder unless prima facie evidence is adduced to raise an issue as to whether the accused knew or could reasonably have been expected to know it.

Windies A win thriller in super-over

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – West Indies A snatched a thrilling super-over victory over Pakistan A late Friday night, as they launched their two-match Twenty20 series in dramatic style at the Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium.

Gov’t sole sourced over $1.4B in drugs from New GPC

Over $1.4 billion was paid by the government to the New Guyana Pharmaceu-tical Corporation Limited (NGPC) last year for the procurement of drugs and medical supplies based on sole sourcing approved by the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB), the latest Auditor General report says.

King wants team work from drivers

– Mayers clocks fastest time at time trials Guyana’s Stephen King wants local drivers to work as a team to ensure that Guyana run out deserved winners of the Seaboard Marine Caribbean Motor Racing championships which climaxes today at the South Dakota Circuit.

A spayed female cat this time, sitting patiently at the GSPCA waiting for someone to offer her a good home

Emergencies

General considerations Mostly, these columns serve to advise on what owners/ caregivers of companion animals should/could do before carrying the pet to the veterinarian.

Mahendra Nagamootoo

Hooper fizzles but Williams fires Windies Masters to win

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Crowd favourite Carl Hooper scored a one-ball “duck” but opener Stuart Williams lashed an unbeaten 86 to fire West Indies Masters to a four-wicket win over England, with a ball to spare on the opening night of the CLOBI Cup Twenty20 Championship here Friday.

Hamilton on second row at Interlagos

INTERLAGOS, Brazil, CMC – McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton will start from the second row for Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix after finishing fourth behind surprise pole-sitter Williams rookie Nico Hulkenberg in final qualifying yesterday.

Ryder and Williamson head Kiwi fightback

AHMEDABAD, India, (Reuters) – Jesse Ryder and debutant  Kane Williamson defied India with a fifth-wicket partnership of  194 to take New Zealand past the follow-on mark on the third day  of the first test yesterday.

Aftermath

Aftermath of a motorcade: Persons lined the seawall on Thursday night to view the annual Diwali motorcade.

Blame edges Zenyatta in Breeders’ Classic

LOUISVILLE,  (Reuters) – Blame held off a furious late  charge by Zenyatta to win the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic  by a head yesterday and deliver the previously unbeaten mare  the only blemish on her illustrious record.

Gone fishing

Gone fishing: These three children from Friendship, East Coast Demerara, try their luck in the only portion of the trench not choked by water hyacinths.

QC teachers and Neesa Gopaul

The details surrounding the murder of Neesa Gopaul were so harrowing and caused such a public outcry, that the authorities were under enormous pressure to punish officials who may have been derelict in their duties in respect of the teenager. 

A tractor from the Ministry

A tractor from the Ministry of Public Works collecting refuse from the sea wall reserve yesterday that had been left there following the Diwali motorcade (Photo by Jules Gibson)