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My COUSIN SHONDEL`POWERS WAS LAID TO REST TODAY
MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE U WILL BE GREATLY MISS BY UR FRIENDS AND FAMILY I PRAY THAT GOD GAVE UR SON THE COURAGE TO MOVE ON U JOINED
UR BELOVED DAUGTHER JASMIN MAY UR SOULS R I P SLEEP ON MY CUS SLEEP ON WE LOVE U
By elke johnson @ washingtonm dc usa
guymine.com
elke19700@yahoo.com
Sunday, November 09, 2008
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LISTEN UP
WHO HAS TIME TO EXPLAIN WHO IS WHO IN PIC, IF U WANNA KNOW U SHOULD HAVE GONE THERE. PEOPLE HAVE THINGS TO DO , WHO IS GONNA EXPLAIN THIS IS TOM AND THIS IS JIM. WHO U DON'T U JUST DON'T KNOW SORRY . PLEASE DON'T HATE ME.
By MICHELLE @ Brooklyn NY
GUYMINE.Com
Sunday, November 09, 2008
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linden day in brooklyn
can someone take a look at the pics posted of linden day in brooklyn and tell me who the people are in photo number 3 and 4
thank you
By matty @
Sunday, November 09, 2008
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OBAMA
If anyone wants to see the party that they had different places for Obama go to wwwyoutubecom. Please to put in a dot after the w and between e and c. Guymine.com not accepting it as how it should be so I had to do it that way.
By Peter @ NY NY America
Saturday, November 08, 2008
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happy birthday
i would like 2 wish my cousin tiffany a happy birthday may u live 2 c many more and may god bless and keep u safe
By shamilla kellman @ east orange nj usa
shamilla_kellman@yahoo.com
Saturday, November 08, 2008
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terrible pics
who is the photographer that took those pics at summer camp...come on man ,,u did not have good light or what is not them pink ppl u were taking out is black ppl like me all i c is teeth cant recognise the girls check the pics before u post them
By shame shame @
Saturday, November 08, 2008
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Sympathy
On behalf of my family and myself.We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Ms Una. I remember her from Auto and Diesel Shop.
By carl 'Trogie' Thomas @ Anguilla B.W I
carlt2005@ yahoo.com
Friday, November 07, 2008
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dream come true
mr president,it would be nice for u to invite our brother,the new american president, president BARRACK OBAMA, to come to our beautiful Guyana.
By black @
Friday, November 07, 2008
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PRAY
It is a really or rather one of the greatest accomplishments of all times that anyone can accomplish congratulations to President Elect Barrack Obama , he ran a great race and the best man won, however we all need to keep the same enthusiasm that we had during the campaign and PRAY for this man he is facing the bigger things now he needs direction to take this country in the right direction so lets continue to support him because what he has accomplish is not only for "black americans" but an accomplishment for black people all over the world.NOW LETS KEEP PRAYING FOR HIM EVERY DAY IF WE ALL EVERYDAY ON OUR WAY TO WORK OR WHILE IN THE SHOWER COVER HIM UNDER THE BLOOD HE WILL SUCEED AND GOD WILL GRANT HIM THE STRENGHT AND ABILITY TO END THIS JOB SUCCESSFULLY.
IF THERE IS ONE THING IM SURE ABOUT IS THE FACT THAT BLACK PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO PRAY.
By Lindener @
Friday, November 07, 2008
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Ms. Una and Vibert
Is Ms. Una Sheldon Edwards mother? and is Virbert Joan and Moory son, also the brother of Pauline, cheryl and Akali?
By Neighbor @ Brooklyn USA
Friday, November 07, 2008
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to my old frfiend
Yes I am the Mechelle Hercules from the teacher's compound, you didn't leave a name or email, do you have access? if so please contact me on mine. Awaiting your reply.
By Mechelle Hercules Dhela @ Atlanta Georgia USA
kensweetheart@hotmail.com
Friday, November 07, 2008
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good work
great site, love it, keep up the good work!
reginald.dray@gmail.com
By Reg @
reginald.dray@gmail.com
Friday, November 07, 2008
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Old Friend
Michelle Hercules, are you the one that used to live in the teachers compound and used to attend Christianburg Government when your mom used to teach there. If so I am an old friend.
By Unknown @ NY NY America
Friday, November 07, 2008
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Looking forward to meeting some Guyanese People
Hey I have travelled to Guyana many times and can't seem to find any old friends so I am on an adventure seeking old and new friends so let's chat sometimes. I am always online.
By Mechelle Hercules Dhela @ Atlanta Georgia USA
kensweetheart@hotmail.com
Thursday, November 06, 2008
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Obama Recreational Circle
Correction to subject of previous post.
Antigua-Barbuda honours US president-elect with 'Mount Obama'
MIAMI, USA (Reuters): The Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda paid lofty tribute to US President-elect Barack Obama by renaming the volcanic mountain known as "Boggy Peak."
Prime Minister of
Antigua and Barbuda,
Baldwin Spencer
"I shall take immediate measures for Antigua and Barbuda's highest mountain peak to be dedicated in your honor and renamed 'Mount Obama,'" Prime Minister W Baldwin Spencer wrote in a congratulatory note to the victorious US presidential candidate on Wednesday.
The 1,327-foot (402-metre) volcanic peak rises over southwestern Antigua in the former British colony whose 85,000 residents are mostly descended from African slaves brought in to harvest the sugar cane fields in the 1700s.
"Your message of change will ignite hope and action in people of many countries who might still be passive in the face of inadequacies and injustice," Spencer wrote to Obama, who will be the first black US president. "Your election will not only transform America, it can transform the world."
By Mack @
Thursday, November 06, 2008
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Obama Recrearional Circle
Antigua-Barbuda honours US president-elect with 'Mount Obama'
MIAMI, USA (Reuters): The Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda paid lofty tribute to US President-elect Barack Obama by renaming the volcanic mountain known as "Boggy Peak."
Prime Minister of
Antigua and Barbuda,
Baldwin Spencer
"I shall take immediate measures for Antigua and Barbuda's highest mountain peak to be dedicated in your honor and renamed 'Mount Obama,'" Prime Minister W Baldwin Spencer wrote in a congratulatory note to the victorious US presidential candidate on Wednesday.
The 1,327-foot (402-metre) volcanic peak rises over southwestern Antigua in the former British colony whose 85,000 residents are mostly descended from African slaves brought in to harvest the sugar cane fields in the 1700s.
"Your message of change will ignite hope and action in people of many countries who might still be passive in the face of inadequacies and injustice," Spencer wrote to Obama, who will be the first black US president. "Your election will not only transform America, it can transform the world."
By Mack @
Thursday, November 06, 2008
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Preston Multilateral - CHRISTMAS PARTY! Christmas Party!
The Preston Kara-Kara Multilateral Alumni Association is holding its annual Christmas Party on Saturday December 06, 2008 at the Fort Greene Senior Citizen Centre, 966 Fulton St. Brooklyn NY 11238 (bet. Grand Ave. & St. James Place.
Alumni and friends, EVERYONE is invited. Your donation of $20.00 would be appreciated.
We are launching our backpack drive (back by popular demand) as well as a book drive. We will also undertake to fund the lunch room of the Christianburg Wismar Seconday School, our precious alma mater.
Thank you so much for your continued support.
The following persons may be contacted for tickets.
Denise Peters 718-207-4842
Claudelle (Cathy)Trotman 347-678-7589
Horace London 347-245-4414
Walford Enniss 973-953-0371
You may also request tickets from any alumnus.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
See you there.
By Preston Kara-Kara Multilateral Alumni Association @ Brooklyn NY USA
www.prestonkarakaramultilateralalumniassociation.org
pkkmaa@aol.com, nechille@hotmail.com
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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love
congrats to the win,and i hope you will make AMERICA a better country in the future.we love you OBAMA.
By kessiana and kerron miggins @ bridgetown Barbados
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eushana_miggins
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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love and respect to you and your familf
congrats to mr obama,and his family god is with you all.from my entire home circle.we love you obama.
By sandra @ bridgetown barbados
none
s.stkitts@yahoo.com
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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president obama.
i cast my vote for barack obama and in so doing i voted for peace,hope and the fulfilment of a dream....its the beginning of a new era and i'm proud to be a part of it....thank u barack,for the inspiration,u are my person of the year.
By bigguy @ bklyn ny usa
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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Obama Recreational Circle
Fellow Lindener,
Thanks for the support. Actually, I just wanted to throw the idea into the arena for general consideration. Presently, Guyana's politics is so contentious that it may prove very difficult to find a Guyanese individual whose name would generate 'uplifting emotions' in the majority of our people. Obama's achievement, in my opinion, transcends race. Peoples the world over will, for a long time, continue to draw hope and inspiration upon hearing his name mentioned. The last thing I will like to unfold is for a deserving project to be upended into another Afro vs Indo vs other races debate.
By Mack @
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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HISTORY WAS MADE
Congratulations to the newly elected president of the United States of America BARACK OBAMA!!!! Years from now I will be glad to tell my grandkids about this historic election that I was able to be a part of. Finally the voices of the people have been heard. To all who stood in line for long hours but didn't give up and didn't get discouraged, it was well worth the wait. To those who have been in this country for the required number of years and have yet to file for citizenship, don't let another year go by without getting it done. It will make a world of difference when you do.
We have to remember to always give him our support and backing for the next four years and maybe even eight. He still has a long and difficult journey ahead. The fight is not over yet, we still have alot of work to do to keep the change going.
P.S. SAY A PRAYER FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY THAT THEY REMAIN SAFE AND PROTECTED ALWAYS.
By Mindi @ Brooklyn USA
longn4u31@yahoo.com
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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Re: Obama Recreational Circle
Hi Mack, You have a good Idea. But I think we can find someone from Guyana in particular, Linden to name the circle after. Yes, as an African American / Black. I am elated with the accomplishments of "newly elected President Barack Obama" He has fulfilled the dreams of All African Americans world over. Also, we can continue to instill and use President Obama as an example to our youths "Yes you can" accomplish what ever your heart desires. What do you think?
By Fellow Lindener @
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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Obama Recrearional Circle
As Linden approaches it's 40th anniversary as a town, the authorities should give serious thought to the creation of a recreational park-like community facility (similar to the National Park) and call same Obama Recreational Circle. Not only does the town needs such a facility but once established, it will provide the ideal environment for reflection on the historic achievement of Barack Obama; one that underlines the belief that in life, the unbelievable is always possible...the community of Linden needs to be constantly reminded of this.
By Mack @
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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HISTORY
We've been trying so hard to make "HISTORY" since Martin Luther King JR. and maybe before, but last night, November 4th, was one of the most incredible Historic day for ALL BLACK people. We need to continue embracing this change and keep being positive that "WE CAN" do anything. Let's continue to be BLACK and prove ourselves. Congrats to all of you who supported Obama to make this Presidential Election a "HISTORIC SUCCESS."
YES "WE CAN" AND YES "WE DID" WE WON!!!!
By VAST @ Brooklyn
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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Obama
yes Obama top the guinness book we ah rename it Obama's history "our begining of tmrw" be blessed my ppl be blessed!
By LINDENER @
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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President obama
may you walk with jah let him shine his light and you follow, you have made person's in and out of the US proud and yesterday showed us that our ppl being black, indian, white can be one you hold us together and show us that your change is for the best with jah guidance. lift your heart up high let grandma smile and keep her smiling i pray that you and your country is covered in the blood or christ from the crowns of your heads, to the souls of your feet.
Amen!
I've got the victory in jesus!
By JAH MESSENGER @
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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President
Tears come to my eyes just to hear the news that Obama is the new President for the United Stated. I raise my hands and give God thanks for making history for black people. Right now I am overwhelmed with joy. Please Guyanese and all other people this is a day that will never forget. Please to spread the news.
By Peter @ NY NY America
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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TO OUR NEW PRESIDENT
I'M SO, SO HAPPY TO BE APART OF THIS HISTORY. MR OBAMA MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.WE LOVE YOU.
By NICKIE @ Brooklyn NY United States
Guymine.Com
Glamma4ever@YAHOO.COM
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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Looking for a old friend
Leon Benjamine from soesdyke guyana if anyone know the person pls the msgs asap.
By Miss Babb @ StJohn's Anitgua
guymine.com
samanthababb13@yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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Election
People, I wish if you can get the feelings of us here in America. We are out to break history. Do you remember Martin Luther King. History is in the making tonight tonight tonight. People all around. It is party time even if it is a cup of water to celebrate our victory. Celebrate the history making. Celebrate celebrate. IT is celebration time. Guyanese please to celebrate even if it is a piece of bake or roti. Our future generation will always remember this day and time just like how we remember Martin Luther King. History History History is in the making tonight tonight. I do not care what the Republicans are saying Democrat is in the history book tonight. Buy tomorrow newspaper and read. Go to American newspaper and read. IT would be history papers to keep as a souvenir.
By Peter @ NY NY America
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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FOR THE WEBMASTER
THANKS MR.WEBMASTER FOR THE NEW PHOTOS.HOPE WE'LL GET MORE SOON .GOOD JOB KEEP IT UP.
By NICKIE @ Brooklyn NY United States
Guymine.Com
Glamma4ever@YAHOO.COM
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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