OECS YES In Action highlights Cheyenne Polius
Saint Lucian Astrophysics student challenging the status quo in the region This month, OECS YES In Action caught up with Cheyenne K. Polius, a 21 year old Saint Lucian Physics and Astrophysics Masters student effecting change in her homeland and…
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Latin American and Caribbean Center earns national designation — again
By Amy Ellis From FIU News The U.S. Department of Education award includes a grant of more than $2 million The Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center (LACC) has reaffirmed its place as one of the leading centers of its…
Enraged father punishes 3-year-old by smashing his fingers, then commits suicide out of remorse?
The following story was sent to me by one of our readers under the title “Used v. Loved”. While a man was polishing his new car, his 4 yr old son picked up a stone and scratched lines on the…
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The role of fathers in overweight prevention: an analysis of a Caribbean cohort
J. A. Smith (a1), K. D. Rocke (a1), S. M. Charles (a2) (a3), S. M. Chang (a1) … https://doi.org/10.1017/gheg.2018.12 Published online: 28 August 2018 Abstract BackgroundFamily-based strategies to reduce the risk of overweight in childhood are needed in the Caribbean….
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Daydreaming might actually be a good thing — here’s why
By Krista Gray, INSIDER From Business Insider Daydreaming is actually a sign of brain efficiency. Daydreaming offers mental health benefits, such as increased creativity. Maladaptive Daydreaming is a known condition with intense daydreams that can overpower reality. Do you ever…
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Resilience needed for natural disasters in the Caribbean
From The Voice Dr Servel Miller’s work is aiming to make the Caribbean more resilient to natural disasters A UNIVERSITY of Chester academic has been working with key decision makers in the Caribbean to advise them on how to become…
The top 5 reasons why sales training fails
Many companies invest in sales training program only to see their investment go down the drain. Some businesses also think that it’s a magic pill that can instantly boost their sales. However, this kind of mindset can never be so…
Cayman Islands teacher laid to rest
Monica Elaine Bryan was laid to rest last Saturday (25) at Prospect Cemetery on Grand Cayman. This was after a Mass of Resurrection for her amazing life at St George’s Anglican Church, Courts Road, George Town. The church was overflowing…
Why cybersecurity training is crucial for your business
From Every Cloud Tech The greatest threat to your business cybersecurity is, contrary to what you would expect, internal. We are not talking about spies or infiltrated competitor agents. The real threat you should consider is your trusted employees. They…
Cayman Islands police give ‘Back to School Road Safety Reminders’
From RCIPS With the upcoming school year approaching, the RCIPS would like to remind the public of some traffic issues that impact road safety during morning commuting, especially in the Eastern Districts. Motorists are reminded that between the hours of…
