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Day: July 19, 2012

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Why Meat Causes Inflammation

by: Dr. Michael Greger* The anti-inflammatory effect of plant-based diets is about more than just the power of plants. It’s also the avoidance of animal foods. In my Care2 column last week, Dietary Treatment for Crohn’s Disease, I profiled the…

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Letter to Editor

Anon North Siders. You are faithful to your cause. But Some Cubans are faithful to Castro as well. North Siders need to know that to support Mr. Miller who is pushing this OMOV determining to cut up Cayman into l8…

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Surviving the “Cayman Islands Defence Force”

Topping her eight year career with the Cayman Island Cadet Corps (CICC) by attending the annual Caribbean Cadet Camp that was held for the first time in the Cayman Islands, senior cadet Shanice Kelly reflects on her time with the…

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SportsMax to Stream London Olympics 2012 Live

Available in 17 Caribbean Countries, July 27-August 12 For the first time ever in the Caribbean, the Olympic Games will be streamed on the internet live courtesy of SportsMax on sportsmaxolympics.tv. The regional sports channel will be streaming Olympic action…

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PC Not Guilty Of G20 Protest Death

A PC has been cleared of killing newspaper seller Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests – as details of the officer’s controversial disciplinary record emerged. Simon Harwood, 45, sobbed after he was found not guilty of manslaughter at London’s Southwark…

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JNBS Targets Cayman Market

Investors and Jamaicans in Cayman will have a chance to explore real estate opportunities available in Jamaica through a two day Mortgage Fair, which will be held at the Triple C Auditorium on Fairbanks Road in Cayman from Thursday, July…

Young Brac scientist steeped in mosquito research and control

Danielle Ryan, a graduate research officer at the Mosquito Research and Control Unit in Cayman Brac has set her sights high. The twenty-four year-old budding scientist has been employed with the MRCU on the Brac since 1 December 2011 and…

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Political power can be dirty

Politics is very much the main topic that appears in not only but the other media outlets on our Islands The majority of it is not nice. After a hard working day you come home, ready to drop from fatigue,…

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Syria conflict: West ‘appalled’ by Russia China UN veto

Russia and China have vetoed a UN Security Council resolution proposing further sanctions on Syria, prompting an angry Western response. The UK, US, and France said the UN had failed the people of Syria. Syrian troops have been mobilised to…

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Frightened

            Frightened by Joan Wilson I’ve never had to duck into an alley way That’s a place we never used way back in our day But we had a miserable neighbour and his surname was…