The Bahamas Now

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ALL 197 COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD IN MAP FLAG

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Law of the Seas

I thought it would be important for all Bahamians and any citizen to know the Internal waters, Territorial Sea, Contiguous Zone, Exclusive Economic Zone, Continental Self and High Seas

Bahamian Language

Bahamian Language Created By The Rolle’s and Hanna’s and the Bahamian Society through daily conversations for our friendly People.

 

Bahamian  (Alphabet)

Da Bahamian (Alphabet) Contains the Entire English Alphabet, The Arawak (Alphabet), and the African Alphabets

 

English Alphabet

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Sentences Start with a Capital letter and can also use Capitals to help Emphasize a Point.

A Capital letter in word placement means the word has weight in both directions.

  Bahamian Vocabulary 

VeXious- (Pronounciation- Vex-Chus)A Person who is so Infectious with a horrible attitude, opion, or behaviour, that that cause you to become Vexed. How to use it in a Sentence; “That Person causes me to become Vexious!”

 Wibe- this word is used to ask a person is if they have violent intentions because they are giving off violent aura and energy. This word also lets the person that it is said to the the person is ready to go to war if you go further so they are asking you to use wisdom in your response.

Beaubirant- (Beau-Bi-rant)t the word is a combination of Beautiful and Vibrant.

 Alleroec- All can be Heroic or be a hero even Intersex beings!!!Ask Gojira!!!

Scientifical- A Combinaton of the Words Scientific, logical and Radical. How To Use It in a Scientnce; That thought was Scientifical!

 Allero- a person who will fight for justice peace and equality

Intyn- Him/ Her ; pronoun for an intersex person who has both features and looks Androgynous 

Intim- Him/her pronoun for an Intersex person who has masculine features

Inter- Her/Him pronoun for an Intersex Person that has feminine features

Inquizeduless – A Person who is So Inquisitive that Dey bless Education.

 

Peacerade a Person who is so angry they tirade

Aliriaec-This word means Peace- The word has multiple roots words; Air, Colourful Arie, and Peace.

 

Nleatase-Word Means Piece The word is intended to branch away from the Peace and Piece connection and since People do need to be able to ask for their fair share we try to bless the word by adding Please and to help give Strength to the the Letter N so there are good words associated with it. As No, Never, Negative and Nigger are words that have the letter N in My opinion

Evilative – Subtractive behavior. A Being, Tree, Person,  or Animal that will kill or eliminate to win or complete an objective

Friejective- This means the persons objective is to save a friend. Root Words are Objective and Friend.

Lobjective- This means the Persons objective is to save a Lover. Root Words are Objective and Love

 Lovective- This means the persons objective is to save a Love interest. Root words are Objective Love, and Interest.

Peacective- This means the person has a peaceful objective.

Zcamnel- The Calmest Person in the room with a Zen like focus. The root words are Zen and Calm.

Intero- a person that is Intersex and a hero

Winthero -a person that is a great and wise hero.

Intheroical-The Bravest and Wisest Person in the Room. Root words are Intero, Hero(Her-He-Hero), and radical.

Dramuvest-The Bravest and Dumbest Person in the Room

DeCeimartest-The Smartest and Most Deceitful

Erupiwail-Da Weakest of dem in Strength all but most Evil among dem.

Bravualverss- The Bravest Person in the Multiverse. They value us so much they bravely step forward. How to use it in a Sentence; That Being is Bravualverss! Yes you are correct they are braver than all of us!

Iynoreyverse The Braves Person in that Universe

Multiveacerul-The Most Peaceful Being in the Multiverse

Wiledacal-The Most Peaceful Wild Animal

PameaCuel (Pa-May-Cool)The Most Peaceful Tame animal

WiaPeceluf-(Pronouciation Way-Pe-ce-Loaf ) The Most Peaceful and Wise Person in the Room

Peaciful - The Most Peaceful Person. The root words are Peaceful and Beautiful.

Flairefts-Unalienable and unviolatable basic necessities of life aswell as things you fairly earn because you are a good citizen and deserve what you are entitled to. This word is to honor those that were killed because they were left handed and people thought they were demons.

Thiruntust- A person of Earth with a Peaceful Mindset and thinks and promotes equality about unity and respects the 3 genders and all the LGBT preferences.

 

Thiruntism- A Branch word of Feminism and is an ideological stance that means you recognize and view all 3 genders as Equals. That You Recognize and Respect all Respectful Sexual Preferences and that someones Sexual preference does not make them an inferior.

 

Senscious-The person is aware and respectful to all Sentient life form that they consciously and repeated make the effort to do so in private and in public

 

 

 

Arawak

Language: Arawak, also known as Lokono, is an Arawakan5 language of South America. It is an agglutinating6 language with SVO7 word order. Some indigenous Caribbean tribes who once spoke related Arawakan languages, such as the Tainos8 of Haiti and the Bahamas and the "Island Caribs"9 of Dominica, are also sometimes referred to as Arawaks, but their languages were distinct. The Lokono Arawak language is sometimes called "True Arawak" or "Arawak proper" to distinguish it from other languages of the Arawakan language family, like Taino and Kalhipona. Lokono Arawak is spoken by about 2500 people in Suriname, Guyana, French Guiana, and Venezuela, and was once spoken on neighboring Caribbean islands like Barbados as well.

 

Names: Arawak is a tribal name from their own language referring to their main crop food, the cassava root (also known as manioc.) The Arawaks also call themselves Lokono, which means "the people," and sometimes refer to the Arawak language as Lokono Dian, "the people's speech." Alternate spellings of these names include Arawák, Arahuaco, Aruak, Arowak, Arawac, Araguaco, Aruaqui, Arwuak, Arrowukas, Arahuacos, Locono, and Luccumi.

 

 

Arawak Alphabet

ABCDEFGHIJKLZMNOPRSTUVWXYZ

Arawak Vowels

Character
We Use: Sometimes
Also Used: IPA symbol: Arawak pronunciation: a    a Like the a in father. aa  a·  a Like a only held longer. e    e Like the e sound in Spanish, similar to the a in gate. ee  e·, e:  e Like e only held longer. i    i Like the i in police. ii  i·, i:  i Like i only held longer. o    o ~ u Like o in note or u in flute. oo  o·, o:  o Like o only held longer. y  u, i i Like the u in upon, only pronounced higher in the mouth. yy  y:, uu, ii  i Like y only held longer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arawak Consonants

Character
We Use: Sometimes
Also Used: IPA symbol: Arawak pronunciation: b    b Like b in boy. ch  Č  t Like ch in chair. d    d ~ d Like d in day. Before i the Arawak pronunciation sounds like the j in jeep. f  fh  Φ This sound does not exist in English. It is pronounced by narrowing your lips and blowing through them, as if you were playing a flute. h    h Like h in hay. j  Y  j Like y in yes). k  c, qu  k Like the soft k sound in English ski. kh  c, qu, k  k^h Like the hard k sound in English key. l    l Like l in light. lh  r), r   No exact equivalent in American English. This is a retroflex r, pronounced with the tongue touching the back of the palate. You may recognize this sound if you've heard people from India speaking English. Some American English speakers pronounce this sound in the middle of the word "hurting." m    m Like m in moon. n    n Like n in night. p    p Like the soft p in spin. r     Like the r in Spanish pero, somewhat like the tt in American English butter. s  z, c  s Like the s in sun. t    t ~ t Like the soft t in star. Before i the Arawak pronunciation sounds like the ch in cheek. th  T  t^h ~ t Like the hard t in tar. Before i the Arawak pronunciation sounds like the ch in cheek. w  hu  w Like w in way. ’     A pause sound, like the one in the middle of the word "uh-oh."

 

 

 

peero
koiara
kabadaro
fodi
kodibio
koriuaka
hime
ori
halaso

 

 

Arawak Colour Words

 

 

 

karime
halhira
hehe
bunaro
kore
subule
imoro
blu

 

1       aba

2      bian

3      kabun

4      biti

5      abadakabo

6      abatian

7      bianitian

8      kabunitian

9      bistian

10     bianidakabo

 

Native American Facts For Kids was written for young people learning about the Arawaks for school or home-schooling reports. We encourage students and teachers to visit our main Arawak6 website for more in-depth information about the tribe, but here are our answers to the questions we are most often asked by children, with Arawak pictures and links we believe are suitable for all ages.

 

 

    Arawak Tribe

How do you pronounce the word "Arawak"? What does it mean?
Arawak is pronounced "air-a-wack." Sometimes you will see it spelled Arawac, Arahuaco, or Aruak instead. This is their tribal name for themselves and it comes from the name of their main crop, the manioc or cassava root. Some Arawak people call themselves Lokono instead, which means "the people."

Where do the Arawaks live?
The Arawaks are original people of northern South America and the Caribbean Islands. They particularly live in Guyana, French Guiana, and Suriname, the island of Trinidad, and coastal areas of northern Venezuela. Here is a map7 showing some of the areas where Arawak and Carib people are still living today.

Are the Taino and Guajiro people the same as the Arawaks?
Not exactly. They are kinfolk, speak related languages, and share many cultural similarities. All three of these peoples are commonly referred to as "Arawakan" cultures. But they have also always been politically and ethnically distinct from each other. The situation is similar to French, Spanish, and Italian people in Europe. They are similar but not identical. The Tainos were native people of Puerto Rico, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Cuba, and some of their descendants still live in those areas today. The Guajiros, also known as the Wayuu, are native people of Venezuela and Colombia. Most of the cultural information on this page is generally true of all three of these civilizations.

What language do the Arawaks speak?
Many of them speak their native Arawak language, also known as Lokono. Many Arawak people are also bilingual in Spanish, English, French, or even Dutch, depending on which country their community is located in. If you'd like to learn a few Arawak words, here is a Lokono picture dictionary8 you can look at.

How was the Arawak Indian nation organized?
The Arawak nation never had a centralized government. Each Arawak community was ruled by a local leader, known as a cacique or chief. The cacique was usually a son or nephew of the previous ruler, but in some communities the new cacique would be chosen by religious leaders.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

African Alphabet 

 

Parts of Speech

In English grammar, the eight major parts of speech are noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.

 

In Bahamian  (grammar), Da (the) eight major parts of (speech) are.. (noun),... (pronoun), ...(adjective), ...(verb), ...(adverb),... (preposition), ...(conjunction), and ...(interjection).

 

Pronouns

Pronouns are words that replace nouns: I, me, she, we, they, who, that, yours, his, her, etc.

 

Pronouns need antecedents. That means that the thing (or person, or place) that the pronoun refers to needs to have been mentioned already by name somewhere earlier in the sentence or paragraph. If it’s not clear which thing the pronoun refers to, the reader can get quite confused.

 

I swam in the ocean. You swam in the ocean. He swam in the ocean. She swam in the ocean. It swam in the ocean.

 

Adjectives16

Adjectives are descriptive words that add detail to a sentence. They can give important or necessary information (e.g., Please hand me the blue paper), or they can just make the sentence more interesting (e.g. A frigid wind blew around the icy town). Adjectives describe nouns. Please sew the red dress. The weather is hot and humid . The stuffed toy is fuzzy and round .

 

Verbs

Verbs are action words: that’s a rather simplified explanation, but it’s the clearest one. Verbs tell you what the subject of the sentence is up to.

 

He ran into the wall. She buys new shoes. The cat licks its fur.

 

Prepositions

Prepositions are little words that tell where or when (among other things) something is. The monkey is on his back. The glue is behind the board. The dreamcatcher is above the bed.

 

Conjunctions

Conjunctions are words like and, but, and or that connect concepts, clauses, or parts of sentences.

 

I wanted to meet her there on time, but I got stuck in traffic. You can’t wear socks and sandals.

 

Interjections

Interjections are words like wow and yay. They’re sounds we make to convey extreme emotion or to create emphasis when we’re talking, sometimes when we can’t think of a good way to express ourselves. The problem with interjections is that they require a great deal of context to be understood. For instance, hey can mean hello, or that’s great, or stop doing that. Hey! How’s it going? Wow! Those fireworks are impressive. Yay! I passed calculus!

 

Verb Tenses

Verbs come in past, present, and future tenses. The past is used to describe things that have already happened (e.g., earlier in the day, yesterday, last week, three years ago). The present tense is used to describe things that are happening right now, or things that are continuous. The future tense describes things that have yet to happen (e.g., later, tomorrow, next week, next year, three years from now).

 

Past tense I lived here when I was ten. Present tense I live here now. Future tense I will live there when I am retired.

 

Subject-Verb Agreement

Singular subjects take singular verbs and plural subjects take plural verbs.

 

(In this example, the subject is in bold and the verbs are italicized.)

 

My brother is a doctor. My parents are yoga teachers.

 

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

When a pronoun replaces a noun, the noun is called an antecedent. On Michael’s first day of work, he was a little nervous. Michael is the antecedent and he is the pronoun.

 

The antecedent doesn’t have to go before the pronoun, but in longer sentences it can be confusing to introduce the pronoun before the antecedent. On his first day of work, Michael was a little nervous.

 

Subjunctive Mood

The subjunctive is a form verbs can take to express conditions that are hypothetical or not true. It’s not a verb tense. The subjunctive form usually uses the third-person form of the verb with the ‑s dropped. When using the verb “to be” in the subjunctive, the present tense is be and the past tense is were.

 

The subjunctive is used with certain expressions that imply a good or bad quality or an imperative. Often, the subjunctive verb is preceded by the word that (as in the phrases “it is best that,” and “it is essential that”).

 

The subjunctive mood17 can express conditions that are not true:

 

If I were queen for a day, I would eat cake for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

 

It can express hypothetical situations:

 

If I were to design a dresser, it would be made of teak.

 

It can be used to express wishes:

 

I wish I were able to go on vacation with you.

 

It can express commands or demands:

 

The boss demanded that he complete the project or be fired.

 

It can express suggestions:

 

I suggest that she cut back on refined sugar to improve her health.

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Peace Education Ideas By Kwame Rolle Hanna

So I feel a set of degrees in this order would help in selection of Peace Generals, Peace Enforcement Generals, Culinary Generals, Surgeon Generals Engineer Generals, Science Generals, Education Generals, Ourtory Generals, Art Generals, Love Generals, Daycare Generals, Spiritual Generals, Sanitation Generals, Secretary Generals, and Security of Science.

Peacearate of Science, Peace Enforceant of Sceince , Culanaeryans of Science, Surgeoniti of Sceince, Enginearu of Science Generals, Scyontificon of Sceince, Educathesbeian of Science, Mathitician of Science, Ourstorian of Science, Artizyx of Science, Love Theorist of Science, Daycare Specialist of Science, Spiritual Heartgrowus of Science, Sanitation Professional of Science, Acountant of Science, Cyberian of Science, Librarian of Science, Secratary Expert of Science, Securamas of Science, Martial Artist of Science.

  

 In Chemistry are some bonds inseparable? Are different elements contributing to the full Periodic Table? International Relations needs true bonds!!! From da grass root on up; Recycling, Health, Science, Medicine, Interfaith, Art, Film, Firefighting, Rehabilitation, Sports, Music,Cultural respect ( and erybody like gift shop items with that Nations cultural element) Government, Peace building, and justice. For the world to truly prosper like it can! In Equality, Peace, and Love true Bonds are unbreakable!!!

World Currency

While no one should ever dominate a position in life we still dont need to force retirement on the elderly the way technology has advanced we are capable of living more satisfying lives individually, socially, and spiritually!!! The Leadership styles in Russia and Cuba may need Direct Communism as no Country should be forced to change to another Countries exact Leadership style but those who take on those positions in history have not even used those leadership styles to the true worth of those societies if you consider who truly benefited and kept it so they should control it when we must all be given the choice and ability to peacefully seek our goals while contributing to the Nation of our own choosing but if all the talent is in one location what happens to everybody else?  Capitalism, communism, socialism and  and a few other Economic ideas from the 197 Nations needs to be combined to create a true world currency that has all the Flags as its heart!!! If we gat 197 why 1 talking fa all!!!

Should the United Nations Adopt a strategy that incorporates a leadership style of Secretary Generals selected from the 195 member Nations that work together as a team for a fulltime job 9 to 5 year round with vacations which could realistically be coordinated! i believe we must shed the war like mentality and tactics and take Peace Measures!!!

There have been and will continue to be new diseases that are going to be naturally occuring or war induced we must listen to the authority that is trying to control the spread of the diseases before we have another mass loss of life. Every life is important young and old. I believe we must move to a more online business model in society and in education and personal training so please try Site Build It. https://buildit.sitesell.com/                   

 To limit the spread of this virus and similar viruses a comprehensive strategy that incorporates other interventions, such as the adherence to infection control measures (hand hygiene and cough etiquette), social distancing, isolation, vaccination, and treatment with antiviral medications, needs to be undertaken. 

For Info on Covid 19 and other Respiratory infections and diseases check the Medicine Page

What is Rulership?a position in which one rules or has sovereignty over others!(*) What gives any the authority to decide for another? Should it be because they are the Strongest? Should it be because you are the smartest? Should it be because you are the most attractive? We all know those who love being the most evil!!! Each Individual is born as an Equal in many valued text across societies! I believe there is never one leader but a team and the team has only been as strong as its weakest link and i am certain it has been misidentified and corrupted and destroyed! With out the true values of Peace Love and Equality! We are all lost! Should One country rule the world? Ok so should one person and i mean 1 individual human-being run the world? I believe Docmocracy will only ever work as a direct domocracy and each person in each field has major contributions to the team that can help us realistiacally manage work and social life (Family, or the right to enjoy as a single person remember there are monks but God said Free will so it is on them to decide! I would say my peace to deter but i would never force and neither should anyone! A lot of Interfaith meetings should be conducted and it should not be held only by one religion each deserves a turn to speak and teach! No matter if they are in the minority!!! Jesus said "there are more paths to heaven than one book alone!". I believe Democracy will work best with Direct Democracy for all Nations and we must simply help those that cant learn and function at the same speed! As they are valuable as the mightiest! We should all take the mindset Jack of All trades Master of many crafts! If each Pillar is strong how long can the foundation last!!!

((*)Rulership: https://www.yourdictionary.com/rulership#:~:text=rulership-,rulership,or%20has%20sovereignty%20over%20others.)

If you have someone who is young, old, or has an existing illness or disease and you have to go out or collect supplies please disinfect yourself before getting into contact with them again! Change clothes if you have to and in extremes take a shower. 10 more years for an old wise person can be 100 more years for the youth

One possible step to limiting the spread of the virus may be to adopt a principle where shoes must be taken off at the front door. I say this because people spit and bleed on the ground, animals urinate, and defecate on the ground and hunt and kill, the transmission of bacteria, disease, worms may be carried into your house from your shoes so it may be a good idea to start keeping shoes for outdoors in a separate room especiall if you love the 5 second rule

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From disaster response to disaster prevention | Rachel Kyte | TEDxSendai

A Magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit between Jamaica, Cayman Islands, and Cuba for more on this report check:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-51287493

Affected countries: The Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Haiti, Honduras, and Cuba

140 km from Montego Bay, Jamaica · 28 Jan, 2:10 pm

Check the link to see the Global Hazards Weekly Bulletin

http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/~sgs02rpa/extreme.html

Ministry of Health: NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (2019-nCoV) 

The Ministry of Health wishes to advise the public of the occurrence of a newly discovered

novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) which has been associated with an outbreak of pneumonia

in Wuhan City, capital of Hubei Province in China. On 31st December 2019, the China

Country Office of the World Health Organization (WHO) was informed of cases of

pneumonia of unknown cause, detected in Wuhan City. A novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)

was identified as the causative virus by Chinese authorities on 7th January, 2020.

Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the

common cold to more severe diseases, such as, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-

CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). These viruses are zoonotic,

meaning that they are transmitted between animals and people. A novel coronavirus

(nCoV) is a new strain which has not been previously identified in humans.

Cases have been reported in Wuhan City and provinces outside of Wuhan in China. Other

countries including Thailand, Japan, the Republic of Korea and the United States have now

reported cases. The latest reports indicate that there have been nearly 500 confirmed

cases with 17 deaths.

The Ministry of Health will continue to monitor the occurrence of this novel virus with

ongoing updates to the public.

Common signs of infection with this virus include:

• respiratory symptoms,

• fever,

• cough,

• shortness of breath and

• breathing difficulties.

In more severe cases, infection can cause:

• pneumonia,

• severe acute respiratory syndrome,

• kidney failure and

• even death.

Standard recommendations to prevent the spread of this infection include:

• regular proper hand washing,

• covering mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing,

• thoroughly cooking meat and eggs and

• avoiding close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as

coughing and sneezing.

The international medical community, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the

regional Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) are concerned that this new virus can

result in a pandemic (a worldwide occurrence of the virus) as occurred with SARS and H1N1

avian influenza. Should the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) become more efficient at

human-to-human transmission, the threat of a pandemic will increase dramatically. The

global nature of travel and trade could increase the likelihood of the risk of rapid

transmission around the world in a very short period of time.

Based on currently available information, however, WHO does not recommend any

restriction of travel or trade. Today, at the conclusion of the first meeting of the

International Health Regulations Emergency Committee the decision for declaration as a

Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) was deferred until a second

meeting scheduled for tomorrow. At this time, it is expected that additional information

from WHO experts on the ground in China would be considered.

Countries are encouraged to continue strengthening their preparedness for health

emergencies in line with the International Health Regulations (2005).

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health will continue to utilize the established interim guidelines

published by the WHO on how countries can prepare for this virus. This includes how to

monitor for sick people; test samples; treat patients; control infection in health centres;

maintain the right supplies; and communicate with the public about this novel coronavirus.

The Ministry will continue to build on its existing national plans which implemented to

address viruses, such as, SARS and Influenza H1N1 which occurred in a similar. Our aim as

always, is to limit the effect on the population and prevent social disruption as much as

possible.

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Bahamas was worth 12.16 billion US dollars in 2017. The GDP value of Bahamas represents 0.02 percent of the world economy.

The gross domestic product (GDP) measures of national income and output for a given country's economy. The gross domestic product (GDP) is equal to the total expenditures for all final goods and services produced within the country in a stipulated period of time.

For more stats check out:

https://tradingeconomics.com/bahamas/gdp

In 2018 The Bahamas was number 138 in the ranking of GDP of the 196 countries published. 

When we order by GDP per capita, the Bahamas is in 32th position of the 196

https://countryeconomy.com/gdp/bahamas

Harvard’s Growth Lab has created the Country Complexity Ranking, based on the diversity of exported goods

The lack of diversity in our economy is embarrassing when you think of a Small island nation like Japan ranking #1

"Japan has become the prototypical example of a low-ubiquity, high-sophistication export economy"

"The country also has a wide variety of high value exports and trading partners, lowering the risk of a trade war or industry downturn crippling the country’s economy."

"An over-reliance on a single export can leave a country extremely vulnerable in the event of price volatility or geopolitical events."

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/12/countries-ranked-by-their-economic-complexity

We Apologize for the video quality we will be improving our equipment in 2020

Professor Sunn m'Cheaux

Tada Interview 2014

We Apologize for the bad Audio but hope you are still able to understand the interview, we will do our best to avoid these audio errors in the future.

December 21st at the Black box at The Dundas Centre for Performing Arts located at 103 Mackey street. 3rd Dimension Media will be hosting our annual Exhibition showing off our projects and merchandise. Music will be provided by the Extremely talented DJ Longside. This is a Cosplay event and there will be a prize for Best Costume.

6 o clock start
7 o clock Performances and song premiere
8 o clock Film showcase and panel
9:30 Award Ceremony

 The Islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama have been Devastated by Hurricane Dorian. It has been said that over 300 are already known to be deceased with thousands missing, please keep the Bahamas in your prayers.

I have heard that the Head Knowles Hurricane Relief is reliable. The devastated citizens of Abaco and Grand Bahama would appreciate your generous donations in their desperate time of need please donate to the go fund me hurricane relief at https://www.gofundme.com/f/headknowles-emergency-funds

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Global Security 

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations (UN),[1] charged with the maintenance of international peace and security[2] as well as accepting new members to the United Nations[3] and approving any changes to its United Nations Charter.[4] Its powers include the establishment of peacekeeping operations, the establishment of international sanctions, and the authorization of military action through Security Council resolutions; it is the only UN body with the authority to issue binding resolutions to member states. The Security Council held its first session on 17 January 1946.

The United Nations Security Council is made up of 15 members. The Security council has 5 permanent members China, The United states, France, The United Kingdom, Russia; and 10 non permanent members.

These permanent members can veto any substantive Security Council resolution, including those on the admission of new member states or candidates for Secretary-General. The Security Council also has 10 non-permanent members, elected on a regional basis to serve two-year terms. The body's presidency rotates monthly among its members.

For the Sake of Global Security I feel it is necessary for the United Nations to include all 195 members of the united nations. The power in the hand of the 5 and even 15 will bias global decision making and allow for an unbalance of power in the world. Its a global society and the best form of a democratic society would be world inclusive. Thus the Security Council would be better served in the long run if we move towards the security council increasing its size to the full 195 members of the United Nations.

Freedom of Choice

From the High to the low we all have our own expectations and wants in Life that help us live in this social world one of the major problems is that our wants at times hinders or destroys another life or lives. No one should decide who someone should marry except the intending spouses allowing family members or people in position of authority will always only suit their own purpose creating an uncaring society of controlled slaves trapped in unwanted marriages to maintain the respect and power of people unworthy of making choices for a life long loving society. Should a teacher tell a janitor who to marry, should a principle tell the guidance counselor who to marry, should a President, King, or priest decide for you, in my opinion the answer will always and forever be NO.

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Awesome that this Man was Sentenced To 105 Years For Child Pornography to Prison

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The Valley 

The Valley Boys Teach About Junkanoo with Special Guest Host Kwame Finlayson

Valley Boys"City of Gold"

Water.org

Founded by Gary White and Matt Damon, Water.org pioneers innovative, market-driven solutions to the global water crisis — breaking down barriers to give families hope, health and the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty.

Why its not good to run away

When incidents go wrong in life running away is not the solution in certain respects in life we must stop because it is our help that can help the situation go right. Even when you do the worst stoping and owning up to it helps this life. Please stop and do not panic when you do wrong it is not the end taking a moment to make it right blesses this life do right to ya brudda, be guardian of ya sister. Honor Ya parents and ya days will be long.

What happens when your work is acceptable but your hair is not?

Bahamas Junkanoo Carnival 2018 starts from April 28th -29th in Grand Bahama, and in New Providence from May 4th - 6th 

Reckless Pirates - 2018 Costume Launch (Interviews/FULL) - The Bahamas Now

Looking for a Costume for the event check out Reckless Pirates for more details and send them a message. Na Make Sure ya Tell Dem(them) da(the) Bahamas Now sent ya. 

Be A Warrior in the Fight Against Cancer Donate what you can a penny saved and used the right way can save lives. Check the link below

Bahamas Cancer Society 

The Youth are the future and the future looks bleak when the righteous forget to help, donate and help a kid win at life

Making Kids Win

Fire Emergency? Check out Bahamas Local for a Fire Station near you

https://www.bahamaslocal.com/category/1487/10/default/1/Fire_Stations.html 

World Report 2015: Syria Today's horrible murder should now demand that we put metal detectors in schools. An incident like this shows the lack of security for our children. Increased measures need to be taken to protect our children. The future of our nation depends on it.

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The loss of life is always tragic, Joyelle MacIntosh Lost her life while simply driving her kids’ home, we have lost another mother as the death count currently at 134; continues to rise. What in this world is more important to a child than their mother? This is no average loss as she was a teacher. In times past a teacher was held in high esteem as teaching was and should always be regarded as one of the most honorable professions a person can choose. Teaching is a thankless profession with little pay and a true lack of appreciation. The loss of one of our educators, a person dedicated to instilling knowledge in the minds of our youth is a colossal blow to an already wounded nation.

Sincere Condolences go out to the families of the innocents lost in the Syria Bombings, May calmer heads prevail as we continue to learn how to live in Peace

Sincere condolences go out from the Bahamas to the families of those lost in the tragic attack on Paris

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
From the Ministry of Transport & Aviation
Airport Fee Exemptions - Hurricane Joaquin
The Minister of Transport and Aviation advises that with effect from Saturday, 3rd October, 2015, and until further notice, landing fees at all Government Airports will not be payable by any and all aircraft involved in the transport of relief goods to islands affected by Hurricane Joaquin, namely Long Island, San Salvador, Rum Cay, Acklins, Crooked Island, Inagua, Mayaguana and Cat Island.

EMERGENCY UPDATE: While New Providence has escaped the effects of Hurricane Joaquin unscathed Some of the out islands have received major damage, there is even the possibility that some lives may have been lost due to the storm, It is also reported that in Acklins ALL settlements are devastated!!!! ‬

Items that are DESPERATELY needed are:
Blankets
Canned goods
Flash lights
Lanterns
Bleach, dettol, hand sanitizer, garbage bags & cleaning supplies
Clothing
Batteries (all sizes)
Feminine products
Pampers, wipes
Baby formula
WATER
Canned goods & cereal

Bamboo Shack is purchasing items and would like to partner with you to assist those in dire need!! Please drop all items off to Bamboo Shack head office on Soldier Rd!  

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21st September 2014

International Day Of Peace

The International Day of Peace is observed worldwide every year on 21 September.  The General Assembly of the United Nations has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples.

Peace is the absence of conflict.  When one is at peace, one is free from the fear of violence and hostility.  The very word connotes harmony and reconciliation.  Yet, neighbouring nations continue to war with each other.  Young, unarmed men continue to be shot dead guilty of the awful crime of blackness.  Even here at home, our tranquil waters belie the bloody conflicts that are waged in our streets.  Today as the world is at war, we are encouraged by our leaders to be peaceful and to temper our outrage at injustice and corruption.  We are implored to remain calm in the face of the rising cost of existence and an unstable economy in which a small minority continue to prosper. Yet, while we are urged to be peaceful, these leaders continue to make decisions, the consequence of which is inevitable revolution.  The question is will it be peaceful? What are your thoughts?

Women's Rights

A fundamental principle of the United Nations Charter is equal rights for men and women. It is increasingly recognized that meaningful development and lasting peace cannot be achieved without the elimination of discrimination against women.

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HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY

10th July 2014

 

41 years ago the Bahamas gained it’s independence and regardless of your political affiliation we all have reason to celebrate.  Being just 33 years young, I am 8 years shy of truly appreciating the significance of this day.

What I find remarkable about this day is that our independence was achieved without the firing of one bullet.  Despite the lack of bloodshed, there was an uprising.  What occurred en masse was the realization of competence of our people. We learnt diplomacy and proved with vigor that we had the ability to run our own affairs. For 41 blessed years through the ups and downs, we are still standing. From Pingdomite era To Hubiggity era we are still here. We have come a long way and still have much to be proud of. 

Yet, one cannot help but look at the state of our country and wonder whether we  have squandered that which was obtained on that fateful 10 July 1973.   The peaceful manner in which we obtained freedom stands in stark contrast to the blood that frequently flows in our country today. Have we governed ourselves with integrity?  Have fairness, equality and justice been our hallmarks?  Have we done a better job than our former colonial masters, or have we allowed an elite minority to emerge.  Have we shaken off the shackles?  Are our minds free?  I would like to hear from you.  What do you think we’ve done with independence for which stouthearted men and women agitated and achieved?

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