Comments on: Media Houses In Barbados Charged With Dereliction Of Duty http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/ bringing news and opinions to the people Sun, 03 Jan 2010 15:43:26 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Roy Morris Rape Charge Fading Into The Barbados Mist « Barbados Free Press http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-71196 Roy Morris Rape Charge Fading Into The Barbados Mist « Barbados Free Press Sun, 19 Apr 2009 15:24:46 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-71196 [...] Jan 18, 2008 - Barbados Underground: News Media Charged With Dereliction Of Duty [...] [...] Jan 18, 2008 – Barbados Underground: News Media Charged With Dereliction Of Duty [...]

]]> By: Barbados Underground vs Barbados Media « Barbados Underground - bringing the news to the people http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-26620 Barbados Underground vs Barbados Media « Barbados Underground - bringing the news to the people Mon, 05 May 2008 09:55:56 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-26620 [...] January 18, 2008 the Barbados Media was charged in the Court of public opinion by BU and was found guilty by the [...] [...] January 18, 2008 the Barbados Media was charged in the Court of public opinion by BU and was found guilty by the [...]

]]> By: Armenia’s Media Freedom Under Threat « http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-23434 Armenia’s Media Freedom Under Threat « Sun, 02 Mar 2008 12:04:31 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-23434 [...] democracy is a very fragile business. Stakeholders in our democracy MUST ensure that they play they part, the MEDIA, people, [...] [...] democracy is a very fragile business. Stakeholders in our democracy MUST ensure that they play they part, the MEDIA, people, [...]

]]> By: Lowdown Hoad Attacks Barbados Media « http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-23383 Lowdown Hoad Attacks Barbados Media « Sat, 01 Mar 2008 13:11:56 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-23383 [...] course, we do not have the same eloquence of delivery and this is clearly visible when our several articles are read which deal the issue of our passive media houses. The degree to which media houses and [...] [...] course, we do not have the same eloquence of delivery and this is clearly visible when our several articles are read which deal the issue of our passive media houses. The degree to which media houses and [...]

]]> By: Anonymous http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20513 Anonymous Sun, 20 Jan 2008 19:02:41 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20513 Veteran journalist David Ellis admits that the emergence of the blogs should concern the traditional media. U doubt that the old hacks of Vivian at the nation, Vic at VoB and Cox/Graeme at CBC will listen. Let them look at the USA where there is a strong traditional media but the blogs licking dog. There is non so blind that refuse to see :-) Veteran journalist David Ellis admits that the emergence of the blogs should concern the traditional media. U doubt that the old hacks of Vivian at the nation, Vic at VoB and Cox/Graeme at CBC will listen. Let them look at the USA where there is a strong traditional media but the blogs licking dog.

There is non so blind that refuse to see :-)

]]> By: thoughtful http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20342 thoughtful Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:48:30 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20342 i was not referring to censorship from BU or BFP, i was referring to censorship from the local media. The fact the contributors have made claims about their censorship by the local media for their political views. <blockquote>Sorry for the misunderstanding. David</blockquote> i was not referring to censorship from BU or BFP, i was referring to censorship from the local media. The fact the contributors have made claims about their censorship by the local media for their political views.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

David

]]> By: Baps http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20341 Baps Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:46:36 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20341 Did any other person find the comic about "Hail the King" in today's Nation offensive or was it just me? Did any other person find the comic about “Hail the King” in today’s Nation offensive or was it just me?

]]> By: thoughtful http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20336 thoughtful Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:19:32 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20336 even though you all say you are, it seems that NOBODY is impartial at either BFP or BU, they are either pro-Blp or pro-Dlp. We need some real impartaility please! What i have noticed is that some contributers have made claims about being censored under the past Blp "regime" when they critised the government. Don't you think that the same will happen under this new government? That all critics of this new government too will be censored?What i do hope is that no personal vendettas are taken out under this new government or any other government. Congratulations to PM Thompson and his team... we all welcome change. Live up to all those promises, else we, the people, will vote you out too. <blockquote> thoughtful Why don't you read our articles and comments made by BU and form your own conclusion. The only commenter we have had to censor so far is a person or persons who makes a nuisance of himself/themselves by spamming all of our topics and has gone as so far as to threaten the life of Adrian Loveridge and his wife. We will not tolerate it. If you don't like what you read we suggest as Adrian Hinds suggested this morning, anyone is free to start their own blog. To be frank we are starting to become fed-up with commenters who are willing to jump on the bandwagon without any evidence. It is interesting that BU never wanted to moderate our blog but we received a ton of email requesting that we ban the person responsible for spamming and we reluctantly agreed. David</blockquote> even though you all say you are, it seems that NOBODY is impartial at either BFP or BU, they are either pro-Blp or pro-Dlp. We need some real impartaility please! What i have noticed is that some contributers have made claims about being censored under the past Blp “regime” when they critised the government. Don’t you think that the same will happen under this new government? That all critics of this new government too will be censored?What i do hope is that no personal vendettas are taken out under this new government or any other government. Congratulations to PM Thompson and his team… we all welcome change. Live up to all those promises, else we, the people, will vote you out too.

thoughtful

Why don’t you read our articles and comments made by BU and form your own conclusion. The only commenter we have had to censor so far is a person or persons who makes a nuisance of himself/themselves by spamming all of our topics and has gone as so far as to threaten the life of Adrian Loveridge and his wife. We will not tolerate it. If you don’t like what you read we suggest as Adrian Hinds suggested this morning, anyone is free to start their own blog. To be frank we are starting to become fed-up with commenters who are willing to jump on the bandwagon without any evidence. It is interesting that BU never wanted to moderate our blog but we received a ton of email requesting that we ban the person responsible for spamming and we reluctantly agreed.

David

]]> By: David http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20333 David Sat, 19 Jan 2008 17:06:24 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20333 Anonlegal~thanks for the clarification. We suggest to you though that many of our articles which have touched on the role of the media in Barbados speak about their refusal to carry standard news stories e.g. the delay in publishing the Danos story which was being carried by international news feeds weeks before the Nation published the story, the manipulation of headlines during the recent political campaign, the story which Brandford narrated at Haggatt Hall about the Nation selling all the stickies to the BLP therefore reneging on a verbal contract with the DLP. We could go on. The media in Barbados needs competition. Currently it is too concentrated. We have heard Prime Minister Thompson enunciating the view while in opposition that to bring prices down he will be promoting a policy which encourages competition. If he wants to be viewed as consistent he needs to do the same in the media sector. Anonlegal~thanks for the clarification. We suggest to you though that many of our articles which have touched on the role of the media in Barbados speak about their refusal to carry standard news stories e.g. the delay in publishing the Danos story which was being carried by international news feeds weeks before the Nation published the story, the manipulation of headlines during the recent political campaign, the story which Brandford narrated at Haggatt Hall about the Nation selling all the stickies to the BLP therefore reneging on a verbal contract with the DLP. We could go on. The media in Barbados needs competition. Currently it is too concentrated. We have heard Prime Minister Thompson enunciating the view while in opposition that to bring prices down he will be promoting a policy which encourages competition. If he wants to be viewed as consistent he needs to do the same in the media sector.

]]> By: Druze Militia http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20329 Druze Militia Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:23:56 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20329 Take this blog for example. It routinely tries to suppress comments from us at B_F_P_E because we dare to challenge Adrian Loveridge the white foreigner who controls BU and BFP. Every effort is made to silence and suppress us, but still we persevere, despite his attempts to stifle free speech online and make BU a pro-DLP propaganda machine. HOORAY FOR MIA!!!! WE HAVE A NEW OPPOSITION LEADER!!!! Take this blog for example.

It routinely tries to suppress comments from us at B_F_P_E because we dare to challenge Adrian Loveridge the white foreigner who controls BU and BFP.

Every effort is made to silence and suppress us, but still we persevere, despite his attempts to stifle free speech online and make BU a pro-DLP propaganda machine.

HOORAY FOR MIA!!!!

WE HAVE A NEW OPPOSITION LEADER!!!!

]]> By: frankology http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20328 frankology Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:22:09 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20328 Anonlegal, thanks for the facts, I mentioned the same reasons why the fourth estate CANNOT or WOULD NOT print articles that will caused them undue pressure with a LAWSUIT. The laws are rigid with the media, plus the insurance company representing that media ensure that that media to do become reckless whilst publishing articles. Blogs are different, no insurance are required, and the identity of the sponsors are unknown, thus, the law have no one to charge. Anonlegal, thanks for the facts, I mentioned the same reasons why the fourth estate CANNOT or WOULD NOT print articles that will caused them undue pressure with a LAWSUIT. The laws are rigid with the media, plus the insurance company representing that media ensure that that media to do become reckless whilst publishing articles. Blogs are different, no insurance are required, and the identity of the sponsors are unknown, thus, the law have no one to charge.

]]> By: Druze Militia http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20327 Druze Militia Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:19:18 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20327 anonlegal, Your points are well made, but should people use blogs just to hide and defame others against whom they habour personal grudges? I will never stop reading my newspapers, because I know that newspapers in Barbados are more truthful, responsible and reliable than any blog. Blogs have agendas. Druze Militia @ B, F, P, E, anonlegal,

Your points are well made, but should people use blogs just to hide and defame others against whom they habour personal grudges?

I will never stop reading my newspapers, because I know that newspapers in Barbados are more truthful, responsible and reliable than any blog. Blogs have agendas.

Druze Militia @ B, F, P, E,

]]> By: anonlegal http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20324 anonlegal Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:07:12 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20324 I post every now again over at Barbados free press whenever i believe that there needs to be a clarification on the law or when i wish to give an opnion on somoething relating to the law. I wish to start doing the same here (i find this blog more balanced than BFP). Persons reading these blogs often ask themselves why the mainstream media houses don't bring the same type of stories that one can find here on these blogs. They go as far as to accuse them of purposefully seeking to hide the truth (which I highly doubt). The likely reason is that if a defamatory story is published by the nation or advocate newspapers they WILL face a lawsuit for defamation. All media corporations pay liability insurance to cover lawsuits but the more law suits that are brought the higher the premiums that must be paid. I remind you of the law suit the nation faced in 1997 where they sought to expose and alleged child-pornography ring and were sued successfully. The nation's initial story didn't even mention the names of the persons involved and they brought an eye witness to court in an attempt to show that the story was true. The moral of the story: Even if a defamatory article is true, you must prove it in court in order to rely on a defence of truth. My point: A blog can post a comment or story without having to verify the reliability of the source and without seeking comment from the person defamed. A blog can post defamatory comments and not worry about defamation actions (as long as their identities aren't know) or insurance premiums. The mainstream media houses can't operate in the same way or they will be out of business before you know it. I post every now again over at Barbados free press whenever i believe that there needs to be a clarification on the law or when i wish to give an opnion on somoething relating to the law. I wish to start doing the same here (i find this blog more balanced than BFP).

Persons reading these blogs often ask themselves why the mainstream media houses don’t bring the same type of stories that one can find here on these blogs. They go as far as to accuse them of purposefully seeking to hide the truth (which I highly doubt).
The likely reason is that if a defamatory story is published by the nation or advocate newspapers they WILL face a lawsuit for defamation.

All media corporations pay liability insurance to cover lawsuits but the more law suits that are brought the higher the premiums that must be paid.

I remind you of the law suit the nation faced in 1997 where they sought to expose and alleged child-pornography ring and were sued successfully. The nation’s initial story didn’t even mention the names of the persons
involved and they brought an eye witness to court in an attempt to show that the story was true. The moral of the story: Even if a defamatory article is true, you must prove it in court in order to rely on a defence of truth.

My point: A blog can post a comment or story without having to verify the reliability of the source and without seeking comment from the person defamed. A blog can post defamatory comments and not worry about defamation actions (as long as their identities aren’t know) or insurance premiums. The mainstream media houses can’t operate in the same way or they will be out of business before you know it.

]]> By: David http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20296 David Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:05:46 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20296 We listened with great interest to Dr. Don Marshall as he hosted the call-in program yesterday. In response to a caller to extract his position on the freeing up of a TV license we got the impression he was squirming a little. Could it be that he agrees with us that Starcom network is not worthy of a TV license but to say what he really feels would conflict with him being able to host the show in the future? If we are wrong Professor we will be the first to apologize but again we got the impression that you were not your usual candid self when this matter was raised. Although you did not mention Barbados Underground and elected to mention our friends Barbados Free Press we know that all of you including the journalists now read the blogs as a matter of routine. To your concern about the good, bad, and ugly which the blogs will attract. Let us focus on the positive. In order to get rid of the rotten apples, a few good apples may fall when we shake the tree. We listened with great interest to Dr. Don Marshall as he hosted the call-in program yesterday. In response to a caller to extract his position on the freeing up of a TV license we got the impression he was squirming a little. Could it be that he agrees with us that Starcom network is not worthy of a TV license but to say what he really feels would conflict with him being able to host the show in the future? If we are wrong Professor we will be the first to apologize but again we got the impression that you were not your usual candid self when this matter was raised. Although you did not mention Barbados Underground and elected to mention our friends Barbados Free Press we know that all of you including the journalists now read the blogs as a matter of routine.

To your concern about the good, bad, and ugly which the blogs will attract. Let us focus on the positive. In order to get rid of the rotten apples, a few good apples may fall when we shake the tree.

]]> By: Gary Cole (aka Tatanka Yotanka) http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20292 Gary Cole (aka Tatanka Yotanka) Sat, 19 Jan 2008 11:10:34 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20292 This is a quiet incredible thread. It really shows the function of blogs to allow people to vent their feelings and frustration that otherwise get surpressed. There is a lot of bickering, snipping, but some really thoughtful pieces that make you think and make you feel proud for local people (white, big-up, guyanese, partisan, just plain outright nasty too) It does present a problem that people think they can dismiss them because they are uninformed, but thats non-sense. This is democracy in action. Really, really, this is a wonderful thing the BU. Eve what you wrote, i hope more people get to read. Mr Loveridge i new the original owner of Arawak Inn, he was a good family friend - that is a special place, and you are a special person - all the best and dont let them get you down: Adrian i cant understand you, all the time, but appreciate your comments most of the time, SisterBaby, i cant stand the company of men all the time with their beating chest and pissing matches, so i really appreciate the comments, that Nation employee seems to have been trembling too much to get his typing straight behind his bosses back, Carson your a good decent person, and all the rest great. I am going to continue with my long posts, I'll break them into parts, and i promise you if you havent already read my books, that you certainly will be informed about Barbados, and also i think if i succeed the reading of them will be a journey in themselves. Richard Hoads article was great, i miss going up to his goat farm evry couple of weeks and getting fresh goats milk for my son, as i used to do. The link to Terry Alleys article, who is a good journalist, and proven himself many times, and people who have never done serious research, will not appreciate the significance. This is a quiet incredible thread. It really shows the function of blogs to allow people to vent their feelings and frustration that otherwise get surpressed.

There is a lot of bickering, snipping, but some really thoughtful pieces that make you think and make you feel proud for local people (white, big-up, guyanese, partisan, just plain outright nasty too) It does present a problem that people think they can dismiss them because they are uninformed, but thats non-sense. This is democracy in action.
Really, really, this is a wonderful thing the BU.
Eve what you wrote, i hope more people get to read. Mr Loveridge i new the original owner of Arawak Inn, he was a good family friend – that is a special place, and you are a special person – all the best and dont let them get you down: Adrian i cant understand you, all the time, but appreciate your comments most of the time, SisterBaby, i cant stand the company of men all the time with their beating chest and pissing matches, so i really appreciate the comments, that Nation employee seems to have been trembling too much to get his typing straight behind his bosses back, Carson your a good decent person, and all the rest great.

I am going to continue with my long posts, I’ll break them into parts, and i promise you if you havent already read my books, that you certainly will be informed about Barbados, and also i think if i succeed the reading of them will be a journey in themselves.

Richard Hoads article was great, i miss going up to his goat farm evry couple of weeks and getting fresh goats milk for my son, as i used to do.

The link to Terry Alleys article, who is a good journalist, and proven himself many times, and people who have never done serious research, will not appreciate the significance.

]]> By: Anonymous http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20235 Anonymous Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:59:59 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20235 What was this thread about again? What was this thread about again?

]]> By: Carson C. Cadogan http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20224 Carson C. Cadogan Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:38:06 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20224 Do not encourge people to use Hushmail believing it to be safe. IT IS NOT. "A court document in a drug smugging case has shown that the private email service Hushmail has been cooperating with police in handing over user emails." "The DEA agents received three CDs of decrypted emails which contained decrypted emails for the targets of the investigation that had been decrypted as part of a mutual legal assistance treaty between the United States and Canada." Beware of Hushmail. Do not encourge people to use Hushmail believing it to be safe. IT IS NOT.

“A court document in a drug smugging case has shown that the private email service Hushmail has been cooperating with police in handing over user emails.”

“The DEA agents received three CDs of decrypted emails which contained decrypted emails for the targets of the investigation that had been decrypted as part of a mutual legal assistance treaty between the United States and Canada.”

Beware of Hushmail.

]]> By: Wishing in Vain http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20217 Wishing in Vain Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:25:03 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20217 Dave, I suggest that the fear factor has since been removed and it would be wonderful to read this story. BU Regrets…. October 21, 2007 · 1 Comment We promised yesterday to deliver the latest decisions to be made regarding the 3S project. We have to reverse our decision because of the possibility that our sources maybe compromised. We apologize for any inconvenience caused to the BU family. To our sources: We would appreciate if you open hushmail email (hushmail.com) accounts so that it can facilitate easier communication. Refer to your last emails to authenticate! Dave,
I suggest that the fear factor has since been removed and it would be wonderful to read this story.

BU Regrets….
October 21, 2007 · 1 Comment
We promised yesterday to deliver the latest decisions to be made regarding the 3S project. We have to reverse our decision because of the possibility that our sources maybe compromised. We apologize for any inconvenience caused to the BU family.

To our sources: We would appreciate if you open hushmail email (hushmail.com) accounts so that it can facilitate easier communication. Refer to your last emails to authenticate!

]]> By: John http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20212 John Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:06:40 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20212 ... I know I know, great minds think alike, .... fools seldom differ! … I know I know, great minds think alike, …. fools seldom differ!

]]> By: John http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20211 John Sat, 19 Jan 2008 00:05:37 +0000 http://bajan.wordpress.com/2008/01/18/media-houses-in-barbados-charged-with-dereliction-of-duty/#comment-20211 All this talk about white foreigners holding office would lead a white foreigner (read as tourist) to believe we were kind of mad!! However, a former Prime Minister has come up with a solution not entirely different from a suggestion I made a while back to advertise the post of minister worldwide and try and get the best person for the job. Basdeo Panday has recommended to the President of Trinidad and Tobago that the post of Chief Justice be advertised and not filled in a mad hurry. http://bararchive.bits.baseview.com/archive_detail.php?archiveFile=./pubfiles/bar/archive/2008/January/17/Regional/51930.xml&start=0&numPer=20&keyword=panday&sectionSearch=&begindate=1%2F1%2F1994&enddate=12%2F31%2F2008&authorSearch=&IncludeStories=1&pubsection=&page=&IncludePages=1&IncludeImages=1&mode=allwords&archive_pubname=Daily+Nation%0A%09%09%09 All this talk about white foreigners holding office would lead a white foreigner (read as tourist) to believe we were kind of mad!!

However, a former Prime Minister has come up with a solution not entirely different from a suggestion I made a while back to advertise the post of minister worldwide and try and get the best person for the job.

Basdeo Panday has recommended to the President of Trinidad and Tobago that the post of Chief Justice be advertised and not filled in a mad hurry.

http://bararchive.bits.baseview.com/archive_detail.php?archiveFile=./pubfiles/bar/archive/2008/January/17/Regional/51930.xml&start=0&numPer=20&keyword=panday&sectionSearch=&begindate=1%2F1%2F1994&enddate=12%2F31%2F2008&authorSearch=&IncludeStories=1&pubsection=&page=&IncludePages=1&IncludeImages=1&mode=allwords&archive_pubname=Daily+Nation%09%09%09

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