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At every turn, things were spinning out of control

A Commentary By Michael Barone, Rasmussen Reports Things seemed to be spinning out of control on many fronts this week. Starting, of course, with the Boston Marathon bombing Monday. The bombers chose a significantly festive time and place for their…

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The Hidden Money

Friday, 19 April 2013 00:00 By Richard D Wolff, Truthout | Op-Ed “Hiding money in the ways and amounts lately revealed by the International Consortium of Investigative Reporters is a deep kind of social corruption,” writes Wolff. “It goes beyond…

Dancing animals

5 Aussie Animals Caught Dancing (Gallery) From The Nature Conservancy, from Care2 The Nature Conservancy has collaborated with partners to protect more than six million hectares of land in Australia. We’re very serious about protecting land for people and nature,…

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Some Experts See Gold Sell-Off as Omen for Global Economic Disruption

From Moneynews The plunge in the gold price in the past week may have raised a big red flag over the global economy. Some top investors say the gold sell-off, and the broader declines in oil and metals prices, reflect…

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Cayman Crime Stoppers post reward for Lakeside Condos shot firing incident

Cayman Crime Stoppers has launched an official appeal for anybody with information concerning the incident on April 11, 2013 when armed men fired on local police following a car chase through Lakeside Condos in George Town, to come forward and…

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DMS joins business community for autism education

Tough times have done little to dissuade Cayman’s business community that investing in education is good business for all involved. Even when the investment is in an often ignored and underfunded group like our autistic youth, a handful of local…

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Cayman Islands Fashion Week starts April 25th

Cayman Islands Fashion Week, serves as a platform for showcasing international, Caymanian and Caribbean trend setting fashion designers. It also features models from some of the world’s top agencies including Ford, Major, DNA, RED, Muse, Next, IMG and Elite. Sessilee…

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Get down to earth at the Camana Bay Farmers’ Market

Camana Bay, Grand Cayman (Friday 19 April 2013): There are much more than simply health benefits to buying fresh, homegrown produce at Camana Bay’s Weekly Farmers’ Market. On Wednesday 24 April, celebrate Mother Nature’s bounty; the farmers and ranchers responsible…

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HSA donates free ECG testing to CI Amateur Swimming Association

In a bid to assist Cayman’s amateur swimmers reach their full potential during the CARIFTA (Caribbean Free Trade Association) Swim Championships held in Kingston, Jamaica at the end of March and beginning of April, the Cayman Islands Health Services Authority…

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Professor Warwick Gullett tours Caribbean under CRFM-ANCORS, Australia collaboration

Professor Warwick Gullett, Dean of Law at the University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, and Deputy Director of Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS), Australia’s only multidisciplinary university-based centre dedicated to research, education and training on…