This is the first video presence on the Internet--outside of SNS's--on the protests in the streets of Nassau. The Tribune reported the protests yesterday first on the Internet but now a CNN iReport has dumped almost 10 minutes of video into cyberspace.
This is interesting. And ironic. The irony is that decades ago FNM's where shouting: "L.O. GT TA GO ... L-O gat to go" in reference to then Prime Minister Sir Lynden Oscar Pindling. While on this the crowd chants at about 3:59 - 4:20 "Hubert and Wireless gat to go!" in reference to current PM Hubert Ingraham and Cable and Wireless. Interesting.
Seems as if Bahamians taking this 51% sale of BTC seriously now. Click on the picture to check out the Tribune's coverage of the protests downtown. (Photo: Tim Clark/Tribune)
Just a little something I shot in my backyard in the middle of the SNOW-A-CANE 2011 in Columbia Missouri. Even though I wasn't able to get to the station to report that didn't mean I had to stop being a reporter!
SHOT: February 1, 2011 WHERE: Stadium Blvd, Columbia Missouri ON: Polaroid digital camera TEMP: 17F
Is this really the DUTTY WINE standing up or re-engineered?
The video is really catchy and I can understand the "rave against the machine" motif in the lyrics. But she seems like a young Patra with smaller braids.
Am I the only one who finds its odd that the nine-year old says: "Ladies if you feel me"? Does that make sense?
Thoughts ....
And in case you don't know about the DUTTY WINE ... HERES THE OFFICIAL VIDEO and some other derivatives.
In my first taste of college football from the stands, I was a little bored.I'm sure some are twisting in their computer chairs and getting ready to slam footballs through my eyes ... but hear me out.It was only boring because the MIZZOU TIGERS slaughtered the Cowboys from McNeese State.The game was over from the first two minutes. There was no suspense. No drama. No last minute heroics. Coincidentally against San Diego State (Week 3) there was all of this. Oh well!Had a great time with the 242Connect crew. We searched all over for tailgating parties and checked out The Jungle. It was sparse but thanks to MU STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION for a great afternoon.
After leaving The Jungle we took a walk down Greek Row or part of it on Rollins Ave. And we thought it was funny that smoke was draining out of a wooden house that was going to be the new home for the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. We also spotted who we presumed were frat boys coming out of the house. We assumed this because they were wearing shirts with Greek letters on them. We didn't take the pics to be funny but more so IN CASE the joint went up in flames--we might have some historic pics. Come to find out the sorority plans to raze the building and raise a new one.
Made it to the game and got to take in some of the pre-game festivities. The warmups, the tunnel, the OTHER Golden Girls, and the sea of gold building in THE ZOU. I think this is a great part of the experience cause everyone in the group got to see everything sorta come together.
After awhile we got the M-I-Z Z-O-U chant down. HOWEVER someone who would go nameless didn't feel school spirit. Another cool part of the day was a score. Not only did poor Truman (The Mascot) have to do push-ups to match the new Missouri score but a canon fired off as well. It was exciting -- EVEN AFTER a 50 point game!!
It was a great first outing even if it was a boring 50-6 win for Mizzou. I guess it's a good thing to be used to winning!
Chris started his career in journalism as a freelance sports photographer 15 year ago. From there he visited several media houses in The Bahamas before landing at the national broadcaster as a sports anchor and producer. Along the way he picked up several awards for sports journalism and feature reporting.
The 2007 Paul Quinn College graduate (BA Mass Comm.) interned at NBC-5 (DFW) and The Dallas Weekly and has covered everything from hurricanes to elections to outer space aliens—ask him about that one, its a great story! The 2002 CNN-International Fellow has also contributed to the CNN World Report, The Associated Press and BBC's World Service.
In his spare time he's a basketball referee & swimming starter. The Bahamas native has traveled throughout the Caribbean & U.S. covering sports including: the '96 Atlanta Olympic Games, the 2004 Baltimore Ravens rookie camp, the 2006 FIBA Americas U18 Championship for Men, early rounds of the 2006 NCAA Men's National Championship, the 2002 FIBA Americas U17 Championship for Men, 11 regional swimming championships, regional track & field championships on the junior & senior level along with local high school athletic championships.