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The Queen’s Baton Relay is a much loved tradition of the Commonwealth Games and symbolises the coming together of all Commonwealth nations and territories in preparation for the four-yearly festival of sport and culture.
The Glasgow 2014 Queen’s Baton Relay is the curtain-raiser to the XX Commonwealth Games. Over a period of 288 days the baton will visit 70 nations and territories, cover 190,000 kilometres and involve a third of the world’s population, making it the world’s most engaging relay.
“R.I.P.” is a song recorded by British recording artist Rita Ora and features rapper Tinie Tempah, from her studio album, Ora.The song was co-written by Canadian singer and rapper Drake, while production of the song was handled by Stargate. “R.I.P” is an R&B song with dubstep influences while sampling the Chase & Status remix of the Nneka song “Heartbeat”. The lyrics talk about a girl confronting her boyfriend, telling him to forget about his ex. The song was released as the lead single from the album in the United Kingdom and released on 6 May 2012. The accompanying music video was directed by Emil Nava.
Every once in a while I have a close encounter with humpbacks. These encounters are always on the whales’ terms. They come to the boat, the engine is off, and I am completely passive. Over time they can become increasingly curious. This encounter was the better part of three hours and by the end they were literally sticking their noses in my face. The camera shake is because I was so cold! Most of my footage is taken with a heavy Gates housing and the rig weighs around 60 pounds which is like having a tripod. This lightweight Sony camera isn’t so stable in the hands of a shivering cameraman. On the other hand, I might not have been able to swim for three hours with a heavy Gates in my hands. – Andrew Stevenson
Take off and Landing in Bermuda. The 2nd half shows the South Shore Beaches, Pilots back in the 80’s used to call it the island tour, down the south shore………
Moja Co. Productions in conjunction with The Chewstick Foundation proudly presents this historic inaugural event, The Black Woman’s Mini Video/Film Fest 2014!
This dynamic Fest will highlight two Black women Writer/Director’s – Rosheena Beek, Bermudian Film Maker and Julie Dash an American Film Maker. Rosheena Beek will debut her “powerful”, “enlightening” film, “Before we were Man” – posing the question, What if you had the power to choose your mama? This event will present a double feature, “Daughters of the Dust”. A 1991 Cinematography Award Winner, of the Sundance Film Festival.
To accent these events, an Art Show will also be featured for the patrons, of these highly cultural nights. The artists will be Kendra Earls,local phenom, Zianna Rubaine extremely talented student of the arts, who can already boast that she had her first solo show at Bermuda College Student Art Gallery and International artist Patrick-Earl Barnes, who has dedicated a great part of his repertoire to the upliftment of women. Nights filled with excitement and incomparable talent are going to be witnessed by all.
And if you thought this event couldn’t get any better, on the very first screening night, three Bermudian women who were trailblazers in the Film Making Industry, will be honored.
Join Eugene O’Connor as he builds a traditional Bermudian Kite from scratch.
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