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Russia plans to install modern astronomical earth stations in Cuba

From Caribbean News Now HAVANA, Cuba — Russia is planning the installation, organization and cooperative operation of two astronomical observation earth stations in Cuba. A collaboration agreement in this regard was initiated in August of this year in Moscow, during…

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Turkish Airlines reaffirms commitment to direct flights to Cuba

HAVANA, Cuba (ACN) — The executive director of Turkish Airlines, Bilal Eksi, reaffirmed on Friday in Havana the commitment of his company to continue direct flights to Cuba and expressed his desire to broaden the operations and take advantage of…

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Product Engineering Services- Heart and soul of product life cycle

From WN We live in a world where technology has made itself a major part of everyone’s life. No matter who it is, there is not a single person who can say that they have not embraced a part of…

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Eastern Caribbean flora at risk

From The Caribbean Camera BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Almost three quarters of the flowering plants unique to the Eastern Caribbean appear to be under threat of extinction, according to a study published in the latest issue of the scientific journal Botanical…

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Solution to dual currency system cannot be prolonged, says Cuban president

From Caribbean News Now HAVANA, Cuba (ACN) — Cuban President Raul Castro said last week in Havana that the solution to the country’s dual currency system cannot be prolonged any longer. During the Cuban leader’s closing speech at the most…

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How pirates of the Caribbean hijacked America’s metric system

By Joe Palca From NPR This 1793 grave is an early version of the kilogram. It is possible this object, now owned by the National Institute of Standards and Technology museum, was once pirate treasure. NIST Museum If the United…

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The best waterfalls in Oahu

From Go Hawaii Tours There’s a certain feeling when you go through a lush green forest and come across a waterfall. Powerful water streams that carved out stone to create this spectacular setting for us to enjoy. Though Hawaii is…

Registration for the 2018 Cayman Islands Marathon is open

Online registration for the 2018 Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon, Half Marathon, Team Relay and Kids Fun Run is now open at www.CaymanIslandsMarathon.com. The race will take place on Sunday, 2 December, and Race Director Rhonda Kelly says there is no…

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Cayman Islands’ Proud of Them Finalists Bios: Anja Ruth van Genderen and Bradley McLaughlin

Anja Ruth van Genderen, 17, – Bodden Town – Academics Anja excelled academically throughout her high school years at Cayman Prep and High. She started high school in year 8 after completing grade 6 at Montessori by the Sea. Each…

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The Editor speaks: Social media

Former US President Barack Obama said social media platforms can lead people to make snap judgements about complex decisions, “Social media is a really powerful tool for people of common interests to convene and get to know each other and…