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Day: November 26, 2014

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is common and misunderstood

ARE YOU TEXTING OR TYPING EVERYDAY? IS YOUR HAND, WRIST OR THE BASE OF YOUR THUMB SORE? THE MOST RECENT BREAKTHROUGH IN TREATMENT OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME Miami, November 25,2014– Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is an extremely common as well as…

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Woolly mammoth skeleton to fetch up to £250,000 at auction

By Blathnaid Healy From Mashable LONDON — It’s not an item you would usually expect to find in an auction house, but someone will walk away Wednesday as the new owner of a woolly mammoth skeleton. Lot 92 in the…

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Honda failed to report more than 1,700 death and injury claims, could face record $35m fine

By Ashlee Kieler From Consumerist Honda’s issues with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration aren’t looking any better after the manufacture announced that it failed to report more than 1,729 claims of injury or death to the regulators. And that…

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naked free runner across London

Beautiful photographs capture naked free runner across London By Tim Chester from Mashable LONDON — If most people ran around London naked, hanging off rooftops or running through tube stations, they’d probably be arrested, however World Freerun Championship winner Tim…

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Dechert’s Lateral Hires take lead for troubled airbag maker Takata

By Brian Baxter, From The Am Law Daily Takata has confirmed its retention of Dechert chairman Andrew Levander to oversee the embattled Japanese auto parts company’s outside counsel efforts as it copes with a bevy of legal issues emanating from…

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Japanese lessons for Caribbean development

By Peter Richards from Caribbean360 TOKYO, Japan, 2014, CMC – The Ariake Incineration Plant will probably have no major role to play in the construction of the Olympic Village for the 2020 Summer Olympics to be held in Japan. Chances…

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Weather possibly played role in crash that killed pastor, eight others – report

From Caribbean360 NASSAU, Bahamas, Wednesday November 26, 2014, CMC – The weather may have played a part in the crash of a Learjet aircraft that claimed the lives of renowned Bible teacher, author and leader of Bahamas Faith Ministries Dr….

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Medical Tourism in the Caribbean

By Paul Hay From Caribbean Journal The fifth “Global Ministerial Summit” was held in Washington, DC on Sept. 21. Ministers of health, tourism and economic development, trade commissioners, and health attachés from 25 nations gathered to discuss medical tourism challenges…

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Uber to raise new funding at a monster $40 billion valuation

By Stan Schroeder From Mashable Uber is close to raising a new round of funding which would bring the company’s valuation to $40 billion, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing insider sources. Uber is reportedly looking to raise at least $1 billion….

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Prince Harry enjoys three-day visit to Oman, picks up present for Prince George and performs with traditional sword dancers

By Jenalyn Villamarin From International Business Times Prince Harry arrived in Oman on Tuesday, Nov. 18, for a three-day visit that reflects on the relationship between the Royal families of the two countries. The 30-year-old prince enjoyed his stay in…