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Cowboy Country-Guns in the wrong hands.
Two men shot at Mahaica Market Square after argument.
Jan 28,2018.
Two East Coast Demerara residents are currently hospitalised at the Mahaicony Cottage Hospital in stable condition nursing several gunshots wounds while investigators are making efforts to apprehend the alleged shooter who is known by the victims, the police said today.
An investigation revealed that about 9.40 last night, the victims Marlon Browne,33, a farmer of Helena, Mahaica, and Teron Orwin Gordon,23, a labourer of 9 Belmont, Mahaica, were at a shop at at Mahaica Market Square when they were approached by the suspect and an argument ensued. Police say that the suspect known as Andrew who was driving a minibus left and returned shortly after with a handgun and immediately began shooting at the victims who at time were playing dominoes after which he fled the scene.
Browne sustained a gunshot wound to the left side of his chest and Gordon suffered a gunshot wound to the left side of his rib cage and one to his left forearm.
Investigators have retrieved five .357 magnum spent shells at the scene.
Jackass Ramjattan took guns away from community policing groups and they ended up in the hands of criminals.
Show the proof to your statement.
Ramjattan has "crippled" community policing groups; PPP says crime situation is abominable
By Fareeza Haniff
PPP's General Secretary, Clement Rohee and Vice President, Khemraj Ramjattan.
[www.inewsguyana.com]– Former Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee has taken Security Minister, Khemraj Ramjattan to task over Guyana's crime situation, accusing him of "crippling" Community Policing Groups (CPGs).
Rohee, who is also General Secretary of the Opposition People's Progressive Party (PPP), told a news conference on Monday, August 24 that the promise by the APNU+AFC government to improve CPGS in Guyana is a "total fallacy."
According to Rohee, "In the 2015 Budget there is no provision under Capital for Community Policing Organization of Guyana. Contrary to what Ramjattan told the National Assembly that the vehicles seized from the CPGs and handed over to the police would be returned to the CPGs and that there is provision in the 2015 budget for additional vehicles. Ramjattan has actually crippled the CPGs."
The former Home Affairs Minister noted that apart from taking away vehicles assigned to the CPGs, Ramjattan has dismissed a number of Liaison Officers and replaced them with AFC activists "who have tainted police records."
He further noted that the Granger administration should come clean and let the Guyanese people know that they have "failed miserably in addressing crime in Guyana and that all the talk about a plan being 'fine-tuned' and that a "five point plan" was being implemented means nothing to the Guyanese people when every day of its 100 Days Action Plan crime is reeling out of control."
In providing his statistics, it was noted that for the first hundred days of the APNU+AFC Coalition Government, there were 147 serious crimes including twenty-six (26) murders, five (5) attempted murders, thirty-nine (39) robbery under arms, eight (8) cases of seized firearms and twenty-one (21) possession of narcotics occurred.
"The situation has deteriorated to the extent where residents at the Corentyne, Berbice took to the streets to protest the lack of security and protection and called for the dismissal of Ramjattan as Public Security Minister. Many people see him as completely hopeless and unsuitable for the job," Rohee said.
Take away lethal weapons from CPGs – AFC Leader
Dec 23, 2013 News 0 Comments
The time is now right for those who are responsible for security in Guyana to begin to embrace modern technology and equip the ranks of the various Community Policing Groups with more effective but less lethal weapons.
AFC Leader Khemraj Ramjattan
Godfrey Jhaggroo
This view has long been held by Alliance For Change Leader Khemraj Ramjatan who said that his party will be pushing for legislative changes that could see community policing ranks be given relevant weapons
"I have asked on numerous occasions for these people to be given stun guns…, which can knock you out, and not kill you. Why don't they invest in that for the Community Policing Group? That's the kind of investment that the Alliance For Change would like to see," Ramjattan reasoned.
His restated position comes in the wake of the shooting of a 20 year old Bellevue, West Bank Demerara youth, Godfrey Jhaggroo called 'Oh-Oh', reportedly by members of the neighbourhood's Community Policing Group.
A police official statement said that their "Initial investigations have revealed that Godfrey Jhaggroo was involved in an argument with his mother during which a man, who resides next door and operates an off licence liquor store, intervened and assaulted him with a piece of wood."
According to the police, Jhaggroo was on his way to the Wales Police Station to make a report when he was confronted by three men, one of whom is a licenced firearm holder, "and who were at the off licence liquor store, during which he was shot to his back with a shotgun."
Ramjattan said that he had read about the incident and "I want to believe that it is almost like murder and it smacks of an execution and extra judicial killing."
"It is totally abhorrent to our system of justice, and it must not be done and the people doing it be literally not chastised, and sometimes even being praised. It is a horrible development," the AFC Leader stated.
Ramjattan agreed that last Thursday's case was not one that had to be attended to with the type of force that was used.
For one, he said that the CPG members have no real training to make proper assessment of a particular situation.
"This just goes to show they want to be judge, jury and executioner …they are making their own assessment, and they are given guns that can shoot bullets at almost seven yards per second. Once that shot is fired it becomes unreviewable and the death thereafter becomes another horrific experience for Guyanese citizens and this has to be brought to a halt," Ramjattan stated.
Because of the nature of criminal activities these days, Community Policing Groups are not expected to engage criminals in armed confrontations but rather they are supposed to gather information and contact the more equipped Guyana Police Force.
Ramjattan strongly recommended that if the concept of Community Policing is to work there be a huge investment in the training of those involved, so that they can execute their duty in a lawful and proper fashion that will not end up in unnecessary injury or death to innocent Guyanese.
"You remember the Yohance Douglas incident, and they were policemen much less these guys, and now they are given powerful weapons," Ramjattan, a defence attorney, said.
He pointed out that this development is symptomatic of the reality that passes for law enforcement in Guyana, adding that the real police are the lesser of the two evils, since in the main local law enforcers are trigger happy.
"Within the community policing group, once they have guns, they are far more trigger-happy, if you were to look at ratio as to how many shootings they would do normally. But it sometimes goes unreported. So it is something that we really have to start thinking through better…so that these Community Policing people don't start killing people," the AFC Leader stated.
"We had seen this development in another period of Guyana's history, when the Community Policing started getting a lot of immunity," he added, noting that CPG members were usurping the powers of the regular police, by wantonly searching and arresting persons," he added.
Ramjattan laid the blame for the seemingly out-of-control CPGs on the ruling People's Progressive Party.
"The PPP loves that kind of thing, because all those Community Policing Groups are made up of hardcore PPP activists. So they want to arm them in a very indirect way," Ramjattan stated.
His beliefs are similar to that of a former senior police officer who told this newspaper that Community Policing Groups operate as if they are only accountable to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Speaking with this newspaper yesterday, the senior officer who was integrally involved in the early days of Community Policing, recalled that the late Commissioner of Police Laurie Lewis always insisted that the CPGs know under which authority they fall, and that is the police.
"It is clear that Community Policing is heading in a different direction. It is troubling and disturbing to note that during the 33rd anniversary celebrations of Community Policing in Guyana, the honourable Minister of Home Affairs had said that community policing had not been taken away from the Guyana Police Force, and that it is the police who are responsible for monitoring them. Yet the current circumstances reflect otherwise. Some groups are misguided because the Ministry through its Liaison Officers keeps insisting that CPGs report to the Ministry," the former cop said.
He added that this is why some Divisional Commanders and other senior police officers are now adopting a hands-off approach to some Community Policing Groups.
More criticism of Minister Ramjattan
May 04, 2016 Letters 0 Comments
For the past two months or more, there hasn't been a day where the crime situation in Guyana, has not dominated the headlines of the more popular dailies. One has to be real naive not to observe that violent crime is on the rise, and that there is no evident macro plan to counter this. The noticeable absence of any type of proactive approach seems to be a motivation for anyone with a gun to get into the business of armed robbery.
I am forced to deduce that this is all happening as a consequence of the lack of visionary leadership at both the Ministry of Public Security and the Guyana Police Force. This situation is further compounded with the tragic conditions prevailing at the Georgetown Prisons, which also falls under the ambit of the Minister of Public Security. Minister Ramathan is obviously out of his depth at this Ministry, and his Commissioner is like Alice in Wonderland. While I understand the provisions of the Cummingsburg Accord, Mr. President, I urge you to consider removing both Mr. Ramjattan and the Commissioner of Police from their respective appointments, before the crime situation escalates to a catastrophe and brings your government down.
While Mr. Ramjattan may be a clever lawyer, Public Security is definitely not his forte. Ramjattan is a round peg in a square hole at the Public Security Ministry, unable to fill the requirements of his portfolio. He should be reshuffled to a ministry for which his qualifications make him suitable. This is my humble advice as a worried citizen.
George Gomes
Lieutenant Colonel (retired)
None of the articles stated that Ramjattan dis-arm the Community Policing Groups from May,2015.
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Not only did Jackass Ramjattan take away guns from community policing groups, he took away vehicles and gave them to corrupt cops who are now using them to assist criminals in transporting criminals during robberies and to escape after committing crimes.
This sounds like a PNC master plan.
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Still waiting for the proof Ramjattan dis-arm the Community Policing Groups.
Vehicles yes...that was known,due the shortage vehicles in the Police Departments ,some was taken and given to the police.
It's mind-boggling that when Djangy bai ask for proof and you provide the proof, how quickly he can pull a Trump. Django bai, you peddling fake news and data on GNI. You must admit that Prak and Moses(two Indians) were being used by your PNC goons to demonize and con the Indians. Now the PNC is in power, Moses and Prak have no voice. They have to crawl on their knees till they get to Harmon's desk, bow their heads and ask for permission to even go to the bathroom.
Ok bossman,where is the proof i asked for ??
Minister of Home Affairs had said that community policing had not been taken away from the Guyana Police Force, and that it is the police who are responsible for monitoring them. Yet the current circumstances reflect otherwise.
Oww bhai,where dis-arm are stated ?
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Money-changer, 'Fabulous', shot dead
Well-known America Street money-changer, Shawn "Fabulous" Nurse was Sunday morning shot dead.
Sources said the gunman demanded that the money-changer hand over a bag with money.
However, the 47-year old Nurse refused and was shot dead. The incident occurred at about 10:10 AM at Avenue of the Republic and America Street.
Sources said Nurse was robbed late last year.
Police said the "identifiable" assailant was dressed in a red hoodie and brown three-quarter pants.
"Enquiries revealed that the victim was seated on a chair at the corners of America and Avenue of the Republic where he plies his trade when the armed perpetrator approached him from northern direction with the weapon drawn and demanded that he hand over his money.
A resistance was put up and the perpetrator discharged a round hitting him to his head that resulted in his demise.The perpetrator then escaped on foot north on Avenue of the Republic then east into Charlotte Street," police said.
Police said Nurse was shot once to the left cheek just below the eye. One 9mm spent shell was recovered.
Suspected serial bandit commits another robbery while on bail
A woman was Saturday afternoon apparently traced and robbed at gunpoint by a man, who is already before the court for similar offences, after she withdrew money from a bank and paid her workers at Diamond, East Bank Demerara.
The Guyana Police Force indicated that they know who robbed the 47-year old woman, who is a Secretary, because the incident was captured on surveillance cameras.
Sources said the repeat offender is Marvin Blackman. "Investigators are in search of the suspect who having been charged with several armed robberies ,was recently granted his pre-trial liberty by the court," police said.
The woman, who lives at Section 'C' Block 'Y' Golden Grove, East Bank Demerara told police that she was robbed of GY$50,000, one gold Samsung cellular phone valued GY$58,000 and other documents by a male who was armed with a gun.
She said she went to Demerara Bank, Diamond Public Road, East Bank Demerara and withdrew a sum of money. The woman said after she paid her workers at Fourth Avenue, Diamond, East Bank Demerara, she secured the remaining GY$50,000 in her brown shoulder bag and went to a shop in the same village where she was robbed.
"She then drove to a shop ,went inside,made a purchase and proceeded to the cashier when the suspect with a handgun brandished,pounced and relieved her of the shoulder bag containing the aforementioned after which he escaped in a waiting silver grey 212 motorcar.
12-year old shoots 10-year old friend
A 10-year old boy has been shot to his abdomen by his 12-year old friend At Monkey Mountain, Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni), police said.
The injured boy, John Isaacs, of Taruka Village, Monkey Mountain was shot to his abdomen. His condition was listed as stable.
"The suspect and the victim are known to each other…the victim and the suspect were playing with a 12-gauge shotgun which is owned by a relative of the suspect when the said gun accidentally went off and shot the victim to his abdomen," the Guyana Police Force said.
The incident occurred at about 4 PM on February 1, 2018 at Taruka Village.
Adams is said to be in a stable condition at the Monkey Mountain health centre.
True. They were chased out in 1964.
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Ten Zika cases confirmed
The nation on Saturday said it has 10 confirmed cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus, the ailment suspected of causing serious birth defects in newborns. Dominican Minister of Health Altagracia Guzman said lab testing of samples sent to the US had confirmed Zika in 10 out of 27 suspected cases. "In light of this finding, it is imperative to adopt strict measures across the nation to prevent and contain this illness," Guzman said. Zika has been linked to a birth defect known as microcephaly, when babies are born with malformed and abnormally small heads. It is also associated with a higher incidence of miscarriages. Proposed measures to contain the illness include stepped-up mosquito eradication, including eliminating standing water that can be breeding grounds for the insects.
apsized boat kills 13
A tourist boat carrying more than 30 people capsized in bad weather off the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua on Saturday, killing 13 passengers, authorities said. Nicaraguan Navy Commander Mario Berrios said the dead were all Costa Rican nationals, who were traveling aboard the Reina del Caribe — Spanish for "Caribbean Queen." The vessel went down amid rain and strong winds as it was ferrying between the Corn Islands, a popular tourist destination. Berrios said that of the 32 passengers on the boat, 25 were Costa Ricans, four were Americans and three were Nicaraguans. He added that most of the 13 dead were women. The other 19 passengers were rescued. "This is a great tragedy, truly painful, because they were our Costa Rican, Central American brothers and sisters, who were vacationing in the waters of the Nicaraguan Caribbean," government spokeswoman Rosario Murillo told media portal El 19 Digital. Berrios said the boat's captain and owner was detained because the vessel was not supposed to be sailing during the inclement weather that has been lashing the region for several days. "There was a warning that the weather conditions would be bad, but it appears that was ignored and this tragedy happened," Berrios said.
Baboon on the loose
Police on Saturday warned the public not to approach a baboon on the loose after it escaped from a zoo in the country's west. The primate, described as the size of an average dog, was still believed to be roaming the town of Esbjerg, close to Blavand Zoo, following its escape on Friday. "Do not try to catch it, but call the police," police said on Twitter where they also posted a picture of the animal wandering along a road. Baboons, which can weigh up to 40kg, can become aggressive toward humans if hungry.
Airstrikes leave 47 dead
At least 47 people, including nine children, have died in airstrikes believed to have been carried out by Russian warplanes on a town in eastern Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said yesterday. The raids on Khasham, near the city of Deir al-Zor, on Saturday were among a series of strikes that also hit two other town and others areas in the previous 48 hours, killing scores of people. Russian jets have been bombing around Deir al-Zor as Syrian pro-government forces clash with Islamic State group fighters, who control most of the province. The group has besieged remaining government-held areas of the city since March last year and last week launched new attacks.

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Pivotal K-12 funding spreadsheet remains unavailable to public
Lawmakers spent most of a Monday morning public hearing playing around with numbers — to see what a new funding formula would do for, or to, individual school districts.
But anyone else who wants to do the math is out of luck.
That's because the legislators and their consultants are tinkering around with a spreadsheet that isn't available to the public.
Ultimately, the math affects nearly 300,000 students across the state. A new funding formula — if adopted by the 2019 Legislature — could change the way the state distributes more than $1.5 billion in taxpayer dollars that go to K-12.
Which takes us to Monday — and the public but not wholly transparent legislative math exercise.
For months, consultants with the Denver-based Education Commission of the States has been working on a possible formula rewrite. The 2017 Legislature earmarked $400,000 for the consultants' work.
The ECS spreadsheet represents the centerpiece of the consultants' taxpayer-funded work product. And it was the focal point of the committee's discussion Monday morning. Lawmakers ran through a range of scenarios — looking at how the numbers would change depending on a host of adjustments.
For example, if the state earmarks more money to help English language learners, districts with a higher percentage of ELL learners would stand to benefit. And all districts would do better if lawmakers put another $100 million into the K-12 budget — but there would still be winners and losers. Even with a $100 million infusion of money, some districts could get fewer dollars than they received the previous year, depending on the overall structure of the formula.
The 10 members of the Legislature's school funding formula committee have had access to the ECS spreadsheet, before Monday morning's hearing at the Statehouse. At least one lawmaker in the audience, House Education Committee member Lance Clow, R-Twin Falls, had access to the spreadsheet and followed along on his laptop. The rest of the audience watched the number-crunching as it unfolded on three projector screens in the committee room.
The spreadsheet could be publicly available in about a week, Michael Griffith of ECS told Idaho Education News. Consultants are still working on adjustments, and Griffith says he has been reluctant to release the spreadsheet until it's finished.
The funding formula rewrite is in its third year. And the process also came under scrutiny earlier this year.
This June, ECS consultants held a series of closed-door focus group sessions with school administrators. The public and the news media were barred from these sessions, and even committee members and State Department of Education staffers were not allowed to attend. The Idaho Press Club, a media statewide organization, asked lawmakers to reconsider this approach, but the closed meetings went on as planned.
More grim budget news: January tax collections fall far short of projections
All told, tax collections for this budget year now sit $128.3 million short of projections. And against this backdrop, lawmakers will begin writing budgets for education and other state agencies.
News, Top News
Education groups express concerns with proposed school funding formula
More than 120 people — including school superintendents and other administrators, trustees, educators, parents and taxpayers — filled the Statehouse's largest hearing room.
Tax collections continue to fall short of projections
Lawmakers will face a dilemma in January. They will have to predict the future — and decide whether they expect sluggish income tax collections to rebound.
Supreme Court to hear arguments over Medicaid expansion
The outcome of the case could affect a variety of other state budgets — including K-12.
Key K-12 funding spreadsheet goes public — finally
The document shows how local districts could receive more money — or less money — if Idaho rewrites its school funding formula.


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3 Ways Video Can Elevate Your Brand's Social Media Presence
by Julia Dukes | Dec 7, 2022 | News, Social Media Tips, Video
Over the past few years, there has been a shift in how users interact and engage with content on social media platforms. Video content has been on rise for the past few years as users are changing the way they want to view and interact with content. The emergence of TikTok and Instagram Reels have dictated this shift. In order to stay relevant with the new trends, it's important for brands to adapt and adhere to how consumers are now interacting with content.
4 Top Projected Social Media Trends For 2023
by Julia Dukes | Dec 7, 2022 | News, Social Media Tips, Social Media Trends
With 2023 right around the corner, social media trends are on the forefront of social marketing discussions. We've seen a lot of changes over the past year and it's important to start strategizing for the upcoming year. Social media is always changing and as a brand it's imperative to stay up to date on how users are engaging on the platforms. Here are five social media trends we expect to see in 2023.
10 YouTube Videos That Every Small Business Should Create
by Morgan Knox | Apr 5, 2021 | News
With over two billion monthly logged-in users and a rising amount of usage on home TV sets, YouTube is a significant platform with an enormous amount of reach. According to Hutchinson of SocialMediaToday, "That presents significant opportunity for big-screen, impactful outreach, with Google's advanced audience targeting options. It has the reach, the ad options, and now the potential to connect with viewers on the key focus for home entertainment." YouTube can help brands build awareness and influence the purchasing decision as consumers are more likely to buy after watching a product video.
Digital Marketing: How Can It Help Your Business?
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Digital marketing, or social media marketing, has quickly emerged as one of the top marketing strategies for businesses. But why is it so effective? And how can it benefit your business?
Social Media: How Has It Changed The World For The Better?
by Morgan Knox | Jul 6, 2018 | Digital Marketing, News, Social Media News, Social Media Trends, Social Platforms
Lately the news has been filled with articles and segments emphasizing the negative impacts of social media on our lifestyle, security, and culture. Recent events have given us plenty of reasons to be weary of social media, but in honor of this year's Social Media Day we wanted to highlight and talk about the many positive influences social media has on our lives, culture, and relationships.
Is Your Marketing Strategy Out of Date?
by Morgan Knox | Jun 18, 2018 | Digital Marketing, News, Social Media News, Social Media Trends
The digital age is ever-changing, which naturally brings about new trends in marketing. While it is easy to understand the importance of digital marketing, it is harder to keep up with new features and strategies that social media platforms offer businesses.
How to Gather the Most Attention for Your Content
Instagram Algorithms—How do They Work?
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Richard Dorfmeister & Rupert Huber were both school chums and shared the same interests in music. Dorfmeister teamed up with Peter Kruder in a spam factory to form Kruder & Dorfmeister and because they never made any studio albums (the kruder and dorfmeister sessions) Dorfmeister and Huber got together to form Tosca. Their first album "Opera" was based around NYC street blues samples and deep basslines, and the tracks Fuck Dub & Chocolate Elvis spawned many remixes from the likes of Boozoo Bajou, Fila Brazillia or Baby Mammoth. Their 2000 release "Suzuki" explored the lighter side of blunted trip-hop with smooth synth textures most notably Orozco, Boss on the Boat and Ocean Beat. Dehli9 is probably Tosca's least popular album but is the first to have some real vocals. There is also a second disc containing warped piano recordings. The album J.A.C. is Tosca's more friendly album with Jazzy tracks like Heidi Bruehl & Superrob.
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Lily Allen - Fuck You
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Niche contractor Holloway White Allom, formerly part of the John Laing Group, is carrying out a strategic review that may lead to a sale or a flotation on the alternative investment market.
The £70m-turnover company, which specialises in top-end residential and heritage work, has appointed corporate financier Cavendish to do the review.
Bob Cole, Holloway White Allom's chief executive, said the business had received "a number of unsolicited takeover approaches" and was assessing its position. Management is thought to favour a sale.
Cole said the company was looking to expand, to enable venture capitalist Matrix to withdraw from its 17% stake.


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How Video Production Trends are Changing in 2023
Video production trends are largely changing as we enter a new year and 2023 comes into full swing. Changes across the board have largely given rise to insights into the changed video production trends for the year where we expect to see a huge increase in live streaming, greater use of drones for aerial footage, and the use of AI technology for editing. This is what we expect for the upcoming year in the world of film and video.
Increased Live Streaming
As live streaming adapts to accommodate everything from retain shopping experiences to news deliver, business conferences and virtual engagements the video production trends that are hottest for 2023 appear to be the influx of live streaming. More consumers than ever before are engaging in live stream content from the business and brands they are most focused on.
In previous years, broadcasting live was something only top news sites and sports casters could afford to do, but new improvements in technology and the widespread access to the internet means there is increased opportunity for brands to incorporate live streaming into their everyday marketing routines.
Live streamed content appears to be popular across many businesses and brands for a variety of reasons including:
Live streaming brings an err of human personality to a brand.
Live streaming allows consumers to connect with brands in real-time.
Live streaming humanizes the brand.
Live streaming helps brands reach a very unique target audience.
Live streaming is one of the most rapid growing industries.
Across social media platforms, the use of live video has skyrocketed in the past few months. In fact, year-over-year growth of the live stream has reached as high as 113%.
Greater Use of Drones for Aerial Footage
Drones have been largely used in video production over the past several years and as drone technology improves their use will continue to be seen in filmmaking. Video production companies are largely expected to continue to incorporate the use of drones for the safe, alternative capturing of aerial footage that otherwise could not be so easily filmed.
Early use of drones proved to have some challenges, particularly associated with the safety of these flying objects. However, regulations have largely been refined, drone pilots are now commercially registered, and almost every major video production company has at least one drone pilot that can assist in the production of aerial footage.
So what's new for 2023 when it comes to the incorporation of drone footage into videos? We largely expect to see drone footage continue, but it may not be available from every production company you call due to the regulatory requirements and commercial licensing involved. The result, we think drone footage will be largely refined although still very popular and that the most high profile production crews are going to continue to employ the use of this ever improving technology as a means of creating incredible shots that simply cannot be obtained any other way.
Use of AI Technology for Editing
Artificial intelligence is a term that has grown to mean a lot of different things over the past decade. In 2023, we're excited to see where AI takes us in regards to film and video editing. Artificial technology is not yet widely used across video production, but we are seeing a video production trends that are changing to incorporate the use of AI technology throughout the editing process.
The more we see clients want more content, the more we expect to see new AI trends emerge in the production and post-production process as a means of more quickly pushing video content out for distribution. With editing being some of the hardest, and most labor-intense parts of the film and video production process, we're thinking that AI is going to come into play rather frequently.
Current trends in the use of AI editing software show that there is potential to cut back the video production editing time by as much as 50% or more with the use of such technology. Naturally, additional insight is required before we'll know just how far things will go with the use of artificial intelligence as a means of improving film and video editing processes, but it certainly appears that there is room for this technology to close some of the gaps in the post-production timeline to distribution.
As you can see, video production trends are changing in 2023 and they're largely changing to involve the use of artificial intelligence, drone technology and other unique elements that will make processes run smoother, more efficient, or more effective. As a filmmaker, it's easy to see that the industry has come a long way over the 100+ years since the first videos were produced and it's exciting to see just how far things will go.
At Beverly Boy Productions, video production trends are always changing. Recent years have proven to be incredibly interesting and as our industry adapts to changes in the times, so too will our processes as well as our team. To learn more about the changing video production trends and what they mean for your projects, give us a call! We can't wait to hear from you!


It is recommended that students take at least one course in addition to PSY 151 before taking PSY 311.
No more than 3 hours of PSY 280 may be counted toward the 32 hours required for the major, and a maximum of 5 hours of PSY 280 may be counted toward the graduation requirement of 120 hours. A maximum of 3 hours of internship credit can be taken.
No more than 50 hours in psychology may be counted toward the graduation requirements of 120 hours.
No more than six hours will be accepted for courses taken at other schools, and a maximum of three of those six hours may come from online courses. Cross-listed courses taught by another department at Wake Forest will be counted toward the 32 hours required for the major. The cross-listed courses are: EDU 311, HES 312, and LIN 330. A maximum of nine hours of transfer credit and cross-listed courses taught by another department can be counted towards the major if 35 or more hours in the major are taken. AP or IB credit may be accepted for PSY 151, but other courses taken at community colleges or college courses taught on high school campuses taken after enrollment at Wake Forest are not accepted for transfer credit. With the exception of PSY 151, specific courses required for the major, including A and B group courses, must be taken at Wake Forest. The guidelines regarding transfer and credit approval may be modified in rare and special circumstances at the discretion of the psychology department chair.


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Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station is one of the major railway stations in Kerala. It is situated at Thampanoor, 8 km away from the Trivandrum International Airport. The Central Bus Station is situated just opposite the railway station. Rajdhani Express plies between Thiruvananthapuram and New Delhi twice-a-week. The longest running train in the country, Himsagar Express ( Kanyakumari - Kashmir) passes through Thiruvananthapuram. Kollam is the major station towards north.
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Today if you are thinking of buying a piece of property you can finance it in different ways, back then the options you had were limited. When it comes to selling houses you also have flexibility especially if you want the piece if property off your hands as fast as possible. Life is unpredictable and at times it will present us with situations that we don't expect such as emergencies that need you to get a hold of fast and large sums of money to sort.
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81 Things I Thought I had Forgotten, is the title of multimedia artist Jasper Rigole's most recent exhibition on view now at Z33, Hasselt. Ils Huygens, curator of the exhibition, talks us through the solo show's influences and the technicalities behind presenting a well researched collection for what became a fictitious institute fabricated by Rigole.
Can you talk to us about the exhibition? What were its starting points?
At Z33 we are interested in artists that see their practice as a form of research, not scientific or theoretical but art-based research, which we feel has just as much value in producing critical thought. Rigole's work combines this research-based attitude with outstandingly qualitative artistic work, and that is precisely what we look for. After a studio visit it became clear that it was the right time for a larger solo presentation, since he was going into the final phase of his Phd at KASK. The research he did there, the resulting publication called Addenda and the 81 Things exhibition all feed each other, creating a labyrinth universe with many levels and connections.
How would you describe the artist's work, his approach and aesthetic?
Jasper Rigole's work is based on a collection of found personal objects and documents, a collection of what he refers to as 'other people's memories.' It started with a collection of 8mm home movies, with typical scenes of wedding parties, picnics and barbecues, visits to the funfair, birthday parties, day trips to the Ardennes or the sea, and lots of holiday movies. These documents and the memories they convey construct a kind of 'other' history of a certain period; a personal and intimate history of family life (mainly from the late '60s to early '80s). Although the collected memories are individual and randomly found they share a lot of similarities in terms of form and content, and so there arises a kind of collective element in them. One thing they all have in common is that they present a form of history that is highly constructed: people recorded only those moments that were considered special and unique enough to bring the camera for. So in this collection of memories, life becomes idealized and idyllic, showing an array of people smiling and drinking at parties and holidays.
After a while, Rigole started developing a classification system to label and categorize the memories he found in the films, dividing them into categories such as family, holidays, sports, work, or archetypes like mountain views, and so on. At that point the collection became a real archive, which needed an official name. And so the IICADOM came into being: The International Institute for the Conservation, Archiving and Distribution of Other people's Memories. This 'institute' started to operate as a kind of alter ego for the artist and his practice, and the institute began producing found footage films and media installations with a semi-fictional critical look at the archive and its material.
While looking for films in flea markets and garage sales, Jasper started collecting other things as well. These include found photos, lost playing cards or lonely puzzle pieces, strangers' notes or notebooks, hair clips, buttons, toys or key hangers and many other things that were lost or discarded by their owners. The difference with films is that they refer less directly to the memories of other people but more strongly to Jasper's own memories. The objects have become part of the archive and are labeled, categorized and associated with other archival pieces.
81 things I thought I had forgotten, the title of the exhibition, was based on the title of an existing work. 81 things represent 81 key objects from Jasper's studio and archive. They are not so much important because of their archival or intrinsic mnemonic value but because of the personal, souvenir function they have taken for Jasper. Each object evokes a specific memory of a time, place and feeling (a visit to the Parisian flea market, a photo found in the street where you used to live, a book found in a bar).
The installation work that is called 81 Things is the start of the exhibition. It combines a slide projection of the 81 things combined with three recordings where a voice sums up 81 memories associated with each of these objects. The recording was repeated three times, each time with an interval of one year. So the memory changes and transforms. Telling and re-telling the story has an effect on how the story is stored in your head, so the each time you will tell it differently. And this is what Rigole is interested in: the gap that arises between the actual event, the memory, the story of the memory and how images and words affect them.
The artists Z33 invites for a solo show in our main exhibition building, Vleugel 58, are always given the opportunity to develop a large new production. In this case it is a new presentation of Jasper's film archive, the IICADOM and the taxonomy he created: a 14meter long table showing film clips from the archive, highlighting certain categories or archetypes combined with graphic and textual explanation. The discussions on how to develop and present this archive became the basis for the scenography of the whole show.
First of all there is KASK who supported Jasper's PhD research that formed the conceptual basis for both the exhibition and the publication. The exhibition is a coproduction between Z33 and De Brakke Grond in Amsterdam. So, after Hasselt, the project travels immediately to Amsterdam – an amazing opportunity for Jasper. Another co-producer is Jubilee, the artist collective that Jasper is a member of. They took care of the funding for the new installation and the production of the publication.
In terms of shaping the exhibition, an important role was given to Thomas Lommée, who developed the scenography. A couple of years ago, one of the first projects I did at Z33 was with Thomas Lommée. The exhibition was the first try-out and public presentation of his Open Structures project, an open design system based on a grid that Thomas developed and an online design platform to download instructions or participate and improve the system, a form of Wikipedia but for physical things. We continued working with Thomas on a regular basis. Open Structures was the perfect match for Jasper's exhibition since the scenography had to be modular, open, easily adaptable and transportable. It also had to be multi-functional in the sense that it presents, represents and contains the archive. Thomas developed a range of structures that can be used both for showing things as for storing them. It was quite a complex production, which was taken care of meticulously by Andries Vanvinckenroye, who is a designer and really understood both Thomas' and Jasper's ideas. The result looks amazing, if I may say so myself, I think we really succeeded at evoking the right atmosphere to present the 'institute' and Rigole's work.
In terms of atmosphere it is of course also a dream (and a technical team's worst nightmare) to work with all these beautiful analog media, rattling 16-mm projectors, slides clicking in and out of their carrousels, the cracked sound of tape decks, the microfiche readers you manually have to shove forward or sideward to see an image. It's also really a pity how rare all this material is becoming, how fast these old -and not so old- mechanical devices are disappearing, and how few people there are with the expertise to handle them.
What do you feel is the exhibition's main statement?
It is no coincidence that the slide carrousel showing the 81 Things at the start of the show is placed on a stack of different second hand editions of two books: Les Mots by Sartre and Les Choses by Georges Perec. The exhibition deals with this constant slippage that happens between 'words' and 'things,' between objects and images, between story and history, between telling and re-telling. The exhibition deals with memories, words and images and how they constantly affect and influence each other. The way this happens is not rational, logic or straightforward but, through free association, a wonderfully creative and ungraspable process.
And how do you feel it fits in with the artist's oeuvre in a more general sense?
I think for Jasper Rigole the exhibition can be seen as a key turning point in his work, in the sense that it is both a kind of round up of his IICADOM film archive and, on other hand, it introduces new paths. The exhibition is the first time Rigole is showing the collections of found objects I mentioned earlier. The way the objects are displayed creates a different way of evoking mnemonic effects, much more direct and much less mediated than in the found footage films made by the IICADOM, where he evokes a certain critical distance towards these intimate documents, a semi-fictional distance.
The element of playfulness became very important in Jasper's work while working with these objects. A trajectory of mnemonic associations is carefully laid out throughout the exhibition; and the visitor is invited to create his own associations and connections, not only between what he experiences and sees in the show, but also with his own personal things and memories – there are so many levels to this work. I hope visitors will really take the time to explore this Borgesian universe and are triggered to open their minds to the game of association.
Would you say any influences / references played a major role in shaping the exhibition?
This game of free and visual association is of course influenced by Aby Warburg's Mnemosyne Atlas. I already mentioned writers like Jorge Luis Borges, Georges Perec and Sartre. As for other conceptual references, Jasper's work is influenced by so many people, from Tom Gunning, Walter Benjamin, Roland Barthes, Foucault, to Pierre Nora… I can only advise people to get hold of the publication to learn more about this.
Every year Z33 invites one artist to make a large scale solo presentation. In choosing the artist we have particular guidelines. As I mentioned, we first look for artists whose oeuvre we feel is in line with Z33's research-based approach, and although this can take different forms, it needs to be in tandem with the quality of the work produced. Secondly, the artists we select are people living and/or working in Belgium and who are somewhere in between phases of their career. So not the relatively young, nor the established names but people who have developed a consistent and qualitative oeuvre for some 10 or 15 years and who have had some national and international exposure and critical acclaim; people for whom we feel the time is right to offer them a large platform, including a publication and new production(s). By taking this approach we modestly hope to give the right push at the right time to the right person. In the past we have done this type of solo-show with Philip Metten, Frederic Geurts, Sarah & Charles, Ives Maes, and Leon Vranken, to name a few.
Credits of exhibition images: Kristof Vrancken.


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The most common source for reproductions of this subject is a Hellenistic Bronze in the National archaeological Museum in Naples, Italy; as well as an identical statue at from the Hellenistic Period (ca. 400 – 323 B.C) at the Museo Nazionale di Villa Giulia in Rome, Italy. There are a number of differences with the blanket and the horse's tail. The base is a naturalistic setting also with a gilded element.
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Tishomingo Sheriff Investigators has charged JESSE JASON GREEN with one (1) count of POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY. Tishomingo authorities located a vehicle that was reported stolen from Walmart in Corinth. GREEN had left the vehicle on CR 989 and was seen by officials walking away from the vehicle. GREEN also faces several other felony charges from Corinth PD, Prentiss County and in Marion County Alabama as well.
JESSE JASON GREEN, 39-years-old, white male of 67 CR 290 Iuka, Mississippi was officially charged with FELONY POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY. GREEN remains in custody awaiting bond to be set by Justice Court. GREEN also has an outstanding ALIAS CAPIAS from Prentiss County Circuit Court, and outstanding FELONY WARRANTS from the City of Corinth and Marion County, Alabama.


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By 2030, China will have the world's largest aged society. By 2050 that population will be larger than the entire current population of the United States. At the same time, America's seniors are more active than ever. They have energy, expertise, and a desire to engage globally.
August 1, 2014 — IESC is delivering a new volunteer program in China. Experienced industry experts go for short-term consultations to advise Chinese organizations on global best practices and standards. Among our first group of experts, who will soon return to the U.S., is Ted Smith, a sinkhole expert from Florida, who traveled to Shandong and Shanxi Provinces to assess and advise on China's significant sinkhole problem.


I notice that lighting candles is a big part of Judaism. We light candles every Friday forShabbat, we light candles on every festival, and Chanukahis all about candles. What is the connection between candles and spirituality?


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Q: EF 4.1 Code First SqlCe and DateTimeOffset I have an entity like:
public class EventItem
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public int Vn { get; set; }
    public DateTimeOffset EventDate { get; set; }
    ...
}

..and then use EF fluent API to construct the db:
    public class EventItemConfiguration : EntityTypeConfiguration<EventItem>
    {
        public CatalystItemConfiguration()
        {
            ToTable("events");
            HasKey(key => key.Id);

            Property(item => item.Id).HasColumnName("event_id").HasColumnType("int");
            Property(item => item.Vn).HasColumnName("event_vn").HasColumnType("int").IsRequired().IsConcurrencyToken();
Property(item => item.EventDate).HasColumnName("event_date").HasColumnType("datetimeoffset").IsRequired();
....
        }
}

Now this all works when talking to SQL 2008. For testing I use SQL CE 4.0 and because Sql CE doesnt support datetimeoffset, the code above falls in a heap.
What are my options in getting this to work for Sql 2008 and Sql CE?

A: Save it in 2 separate fields, UtcEventDate and TimeZone:

public class EventItem
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public int Vn { get; set; }
    public DateTime UtcEventDate { get; set; }
    public string TimeZone { get; set; }
    ...

    public DateTime GetLocalTime()
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Light; dappled light, winter light, crisp autumn light, summer light, soft spring light...all are my muse. My paintings are about that magic moment when something ordinary makes you catch your breath, take time to pause, to look. I tell the story of what is often passed by. Light is discovered through darkness. Decay is made beautiful by way of being noticed. Texture is featured alongside dancing shadows. Emotions are moved to be calmed.
It takes ingenuity, passion and dedication to be a living, working, Canadian artist. Karen qualifies. A watercolourist at heart, her facility extends to other medium. Working in series, she explores different realms of thought and experience. Karen's years of experience, as the National Art Center's head scenic painter, has imbedded a sense of the monumental in her work. A 30 x 20 foot canvas is "normal fare" for her. The diverse ramblings of Karen Phillips Curran's paintbrush has brought her many visions; architectural details full of texture and light, there are visions of myths, of rocky shorelines, vistas of seasonal equinox, changeable light, dancing shadows, and architectural anomalies.


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Transformers er en amerikansk legetøjsserie fra 1984, skabt og produceret af firmaet Hasbro i tæt samarbejde med Takara Co., Ltd.. De tidligste figurer var oprindeligt udgivet af Takara under andre navne, men det var Hasbro i samarbejde med Marvel Comics, der samlede figurerne under én titel og skabte en baggrundshistorie og navnene på figurerne.

Franchiset har i mere end 30 år været populær og inkluderet mange andre medier såsom tegnefilm, tegneserie, romaner, videospil og spillefilm. Konceptet bag serien har altid omhandlet robotter fra det ydre rum der kommer til Jorden, der opnår fordele ved at kunne forvandle sig fra humanoide robotter til bl.a. biler, fly, våben, dyr og andre ting for at skjule sig på Jorden.

Tegneserie

Serien handler om de gode Autobotter, som bekæmper de onde Decepticons eller Decepticoner (kaldet "Bedragoner" i den danske dub af tegnefilmen fra 1980'erne), der ikke tænker på andet end at få nok energiressourcer til at overtage herredømmet over hele universet. Transformerne kom til Jorden da de ca. 4 millioner før vores tidsregning nødlandede på Jorden med en fraktion af både Autobotter og Decepticoner om bord, hvorved de alle blev deaktiveret. Men i året 1984 blev de alle reaktiveret af rumskibets computer, og tilpasset Jordens befolkning, som computeren fejlagtig troede bestod af biler og fly osv.

Tegnefilm
Transformers tegnefilmen i den amerikanske udgave løb over 4 sæsoner, mens den i Japan fortsatte med originalt materiale i et par år endnu, hvor serien endnu var populær; i USA begyndte interessen fra publikum at dalen i slutningen af 1980'erne, og både legetøj, tegneserie og tegnefilmsserien holdt en pause derovre. I Europa og Japan fortsatte legetøjet dog stadig med nye figurer årligt.

Biograffilm
I 1986 kom den første biograffilm, The Transformers: The Movie, hvilket skulle fungere som "brobygning" mellem tegnefilmsseriens sæson 2 og 3. Er bedst kendt for den ultimative kampscene mellem Optimus Prime og Megatron, samt senere Optimus Primes død og overtagelsen af lederposten hos Autobotterne af Rodimus Prime. Filmen fik aldrig præmiere i Danmark men er sidenhen blevet vist på DR Ramasjang 15. november 2009 med et dansk dub lavet af Dubberman ApS.

De oprindelige Transformers-figurer blev primært hentet fra de japanske Diaclone- og Microman-legetøjserier. Den amerikanske legetøjsproducent Hasbro så muligheden i at forene disse figurer omkring en fælles baggrundshistorie, og udviklede historien sammen med forskellige forfattere hos Marvel UK Comics, med hvem de havde haft et succesfuldt samarbejde omkring udviklingen af G.I.Joe/Action Force/Actionman.

Spillefilm

Den 4. juli 2007 fik spillefilmen Transformers med Megan Fox i den kvindelige hovedrolle, verdenspræmiere, også i Danmark i de danske biografer, og er blevet en kæmpe succes verden over. Filmen har forløbigt indkasseret over $600 millioner, og sommeren 2009 fik Transformers: De faldnes hævn premiere i USA.

I 2018 kom spinoff-filmen Bumblebee

Legetøj
Tegneserier fra USA
Tegnefilm fra USA
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The Mucha Trust Collection
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Decorative designs
Books & Illustrations
Posters (88 works)
Posters spread throughout Europe during the 1890s thanks to the development of colour lithography, a multi-colour printing technique. A gifted draughtsman with a natural ability for design, Mucha was well placed to explore this new artistic medium. After the overnight success of his first poster, Gismonda (1894) Mucha established his fame as a 'Master of Poster Art' (Maître de l'Affiche). The majority of his iconic posters were produced with the Parisian printer, F. Champenois, with whom he signed an exclusive contract in 1896. Mucha produced over 100 designs for advertisements, decorative panels and calendars under this contract.
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Poster for 'Gismonda' (1894)
Amants (1895)
Poster for 'La Dame aux Camélias' (1896)
Poster for 'Lorenzaccio' (1896)
Poster for 'Imprimerie Cassan Fils' (1896)
Poster for 'Biscuits Champagne Lefèvre-Utile' (1896)
Poster for 'Salon des Cent 20th Exhibition' (1896)
Poster for 'Job' cigarette paper (1896)
The Seasons (series) (1896)
The Seasons: Spring (1896)
The Seasons: Summer (1896)
The Seasons: Autumn (1896)
The Seasons: Winter (1896)
Champagne Ruinart (1896)
Lance Parfum Rodo (1896)
Sarah Bernhardt as La Princesse Lointaine: poster for 'La Plume' magazine (1897)
Poster for 'Chocolat Idéal' (1897)
Poster for 'Bières de la Meuse' (1897)
Poster for 'Monaco - Monte Carlo', P.L.M. railway services (1897)
Poster for 'Nestlé's Food for Infants' (1897)
Poster for 'Hommage Respectueux de Nestlé' (the Nestlé Company's tribute to Queen Victoria's 60th Jubilee) (1897)
Fruit (1897)
Poster for 'Salon des Cent Mucha Exhibition June 1897' (1897)
Byzantine Heads (pair) (1897)
Byzantine Heads: Brunette (1897)
Byzantine Heads: Blonde (1897)
Société Populaire des Beaux Arts (1897)
Poster for 'La Trappistine' (1897)
Poster for 'La Samaritaine' (1897)
Biscuits Lefevre Utile (1897)
Salomé (1897)
Poster for 'Médée' (1898)
Poster for 'Waverley Cycles' (1898)
The Arts (series) (1898)
The Arts: Painting (1898)
The Arts: Poetry (1898)
The Arts: Music (1898)
The Arts: Dance (1898)
The Flowers (series) (1898)
The Flowers: Rose (1898)
The Flowers: Iris (1898)
The Flowers: Carnation (1898)
The Flowers: Lily (1898)
Bénédictine (1898)
Poster for 'La Tosca' (1899)
Poster for 'Moët & Chandon: Dry Imperial' (1899)
Poster for 'Moët & Chandon: Champagne White Star' (1899)
Primrose (1899)
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