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Stonehenge’s huge stone sibling discovered

From Austrian Tribune Archaeologists have found that Stonehenge, one of the most famous sites in the world, has a massive stone sibling that is just two miles to the north-east. Investigators from Birmingham and Bradford Universities and the Ludwig Boltzmann…

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Cayman Islands: CHICKEN FOUNDATION

From Massive Media What? Ever at the forefront of the important issues, we created the Chicken Foundation to raise awareness to the under-loved feathered friends who live in abundance on our islands. The campaign was created to raise funds for…

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Daily Buzz reports “Real mermaid infant washes ashore in the Caribbean”

No its not April Fools Day but according to the website Daily Buzz Live a “Real Mermaid Infant Washes Ashore In The Caribbean” and “According to NOAA they are growing in massive numbers”. I leave you without comment the whole…

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The Brazilian bus magnate who’s buying up all the World’s vinyl records

By Monte Ree From The New York Times Paul Mawhinney, a former music-store owner in Pittsburgh, spent more than 40 years amassing a collection of some three million LPs and 45s, many of them bargain-bin rejects that had been thoroughly…

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Victorian Strangeness: The great balloon riot of 1864

From BBC News Europe’s largest balloon festival is staged this weekend in Bristol. We trust there’ll be no repeat of the scenes in Leicester in 1864. Author Jeremy Clay tells the little-known tale of Britain’s balloon riot. The distinguished gentleman…

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Cryptids of the Caribbean Part 3: Hispaniola

By Brent Swancer From Mysterious Universe Our tour moves to Hispaniola, an island shared by two nations, Haiti on the western portion of the island, and The Dominican Republic on the eastern side. A diverse land of thick, lush jungles,…

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Cayman club win Schwan USA Cup in Minnesota

From Academy Sports Club Academy Sports Club won the U13 Silver championship at the Schwan USA Cup in Minnesota last Saturday. The local club, which is well known for its focus on youth football, participated in the Schwan USA Cup…

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Nevis confirms first two cases of Chikungunya disease From Caribbean360 CHARLESTOWN, Nevis, Monday July 7, 2014 (NIA) – The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) informed the Ministry of Health, Nevis, of two laboratory confirmed cases of Chikungunya fever on the…

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Cayman YMCA receives charter/Rare psychotic hallucinations

Cayman Islands YMCA receives charter From St Petersburg YMCA [Last] week at the YMCA World Council meeting in Estes Park, Colorado with an audience of 1,300 representatives from 83 countries gathered at the YMCA of the Rockies, the YMCA of…

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Cayman rum cakes on TV/Cyclist chased by a lion

Tortuga Caribbean rum cakes make appearances on HSN Miami FL/Grand Cayman BWI/Montego Bay, Jamaica – In celebration of HSN’s 37th birthday, the entertainment lifestyle retailer will be featuring Tortuga Rum Cakes during three shows. On Monday, July 7th, the “Summer…