September 6th, 2009

<<< Sam Dumcombe at a protest against the proposed LNG gas facility in The Bahamas. Duncombe’s ReEarth movement picketed Rawson Square in front of parliament calling on the government to reject the proposal. Hubert and Christie listened. So where is Sam now? Nassau, Bahamas – She was like Super Woman, all across The Bahamas, she saved

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Dear Editor, I have been telling the nation for years, now, that Hubert Ingraham is nothing more than a tin god Dictator in the class with those of “Papa Doc,” now deceased, and Mugabee of Zimbabwe who should be. Inch by inch dictators like him, supported by weasels like those around him, dismantle people’s constitutional rights

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Human Action by Ludwig von Mises The Freeman special issue on Human Action “From the setting forth of praxeology as the a priori science of human action, to the description of the market’s operation, to the explanation of the business…

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by Rick Lowe (http://www.weblogbahamas.com) I’m sure your not so humble blogger was not the only one that shuddered and thought, “this is the thin edge of the wedge,” when there was talk about the the Bahamas government placing the eighth…

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Featuring an exciting collection of oil paintings on canvas by Bahamian Artist Anthony Morley. The Ladder Gallery at New Providence Community Center.

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Showing ‘Cold Lunch’.  A dramatic multi-plot drama about five people who all live on the same block in Oslo.  The event of a man getting bird droppings on his work shirt lead to extreme unintended consequences. 

Cost: $5 or FREE with BIFF Film Pass 

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Red Bull Art of Can is will feature artwork in various mediums but all inspired by Red Bull or created from its iconic cans. The juried exhibition is open to anyone. Registration is free and is open to Bahamian artists from July 1st through August 31st 2009.  The exhibit, where three finalists will be chosen, will be held at The Hub Art Gallery on Setember 11th, 6:00pm.  To register or for more information contact Arame Strachan at 341-9300. For local media inquiries, photos, video or interviews, please contact: info@thehubbahamas.org or tel: 242-322-4333. Information on the Jamaican Competition can be accessed at http://www.redbullartofcan.com.jm. Photos from past events can be found on www.redbullphotofiles.com

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Get a sneak peek at Colbie’s upcoming world tour live at Atlantis Resort!  Singer-songwriter Caillat follows her platinum-selling albumn "Coco" with "Breakthrough" – featuring the Top 40 hit "Fallin’ for You".  Her light, upbeat songs, with influence of pop, R&B and folk are performed with acoustic guitar making it the perfect concert in Paradise. Tickets are $80, for more information or to purchase tickets please call 242-363-6601.

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Organised by the Cancer Society. No cost to walk. Fast walkers (who like a challenge) meet at the Cancer Society’s facilities at the bottom of Rusty Bethell Way, below ZNS. From there they will walk quickly to Rawson Square and meet the more leisurely walkers. All proceed to Fish Fry at Arawak Cay. This walk draws awareness to September’s Prostate Cancer Screening Drive when free screenings will be held at the four government clinics: Elizabeth Gardens, Fleming St, Flamingo Gardens and South Beach. Light refreshments at Arawak Cay. Contact chrisrahming@msn.com

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1st ever BOB Medline Health Expo.  Held at the Sheraton Ballroom, Cable Beach on Saturday, September 12th from 10:00am – 4:30pm.  Admission is free.  To learn more please call 242-397-3000. 

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