Daily Archive: Sunday, July 2, 2017

Articles published on Sunday, July 2, 2017

A jar of Indigenous Coconut Oil

Coconut oil entrepreneur launches new charcoal product

The coconut, with its many byproducts, has long been a staple in Guyanese homes, and with attention being geared toward developing more value-added products locally, one overseas-based Guyanese, under the Indigenous Coconut Oil brand, has ventured into another realm of coconut goodness—activated coconut charcoal.

Nearly all of us are also-rans

Frederick Winslow Taylor, who as a young foreman in a Philadelphia steelworks in 1880 started measuring work performance compared with time taken to do the work, was the first time and motion study expert, the man who pioneered the science of efficiency in management. 

Standouts

He’s widely known as ‘Reds’ Perreira but his passport name is Joseph, named after his grandfather Joseph Francis Martins, who, in later life, was my father after he married a second time. 

Carl Ince

Home advantage expected to land Guyana 13th CASA title

Guyana’s junior national squash coach, Carl Ince believes that the  experience of the two teams coupled with utilizing the home court advantage should land the locals a 13th straight Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Junior Championships when the tournament commences this morning.

Powerlifting team to compete in Florida

A 12-member army of medal chasing powerlifters is scheduled to depart Guyana today for Orlando, Florida, where they will compete for top honors in the July 3-8 annual NAPF/FESUPO North American, the Caribbean, and Pan-American Powerlifting Championships.

Ten held in raids

The police in ‘A’ Division yesterday morning raided several houses and buildings in and around Georgetown and ten persons, including some who were wanted for various crimes, were arrested.

Wobbling Windies seek salvation against Proteas

LEICESTER, England, CMC – Without a win on tour and with confidence quickly draining, West Indies Women face a massive challenge in turning around their ICC Women’s World Cup fortunes when they face South Africa Women in their third game here today.

Striated Heron

Striated Herons (Butorides striata) are often seen standing still at the edge of ponds and trenches where they wait to ambush prey such as small fish, frogs and insects.