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DNA analysis traces African slaves back to their roots

By Michael Casey From CBS NEWS March To better understand the complex history of slavery, it helps to know more about the origins of millions of individuals who were shipped from their homes in Africa to plantations in the Caribbean,…

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Millions at risk from ‘Freak’ encryption bug

From BBC Microsoft said it was working on a secure update to close the Freak loophole Microsoft has issued a security warning about a bug that could let attackers spy on supposedly secure communications. Called “Freak”, the bug was found…

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$5.7M verdict against pelvic mesh maker in test case

By Amanda Bronstad, From The National Law Journal Johnson & Johnson lost a $5.7 million verdict on Thursday in the first test case over one of its newest pelvic mesh slings, which is among dozens of similar devices named in…

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Travel apps that will actually work on your Caribbean vacation

By Chris Owen from Chris Cruises To many travelers, a trip to the Caribbean means disconnecting from the real world, trading work and normal daily tasks for a sandy beach and an umbrella drink. Those people might leave their electronic…

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Gadget of the week

Apple Watch prices and apps revealed From BBC Apple’s smartwatch collection will range in price from $349 to more than $10,000 (£230 to over £6,600) depending on the metals they are made from and the straps they are bought with….

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Why is Apple sitting on $142bn?

By Jamie Robertson Presenter, from BBC World News King Midas, you may remember, had a problem with gold. Everything he touched turned to the yellow stuff. Fine for a while, but not when he realised “everything” meant just that –…

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Solar plane journey’s first leg ends

By Jonathan Amos BBC Science Correspondent From BBC A record-breaking attempt to fly around the world in a solar-powered plane has completed its first leg. The aircraft – called Solar Impulse-2 – took off from Abu Dhabi, heading east to…

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Cayman Islands Youth Parliament opens Monday (9) all invited to attend Members of the public are invited to attend Youth Parliament at the Legislative Assembly on Monday, 9 March 2015. It is being held to commemorate Commonwealth Day, which has…

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Nasa’s Dawn probe achieves orbit around Ceres

By Jonathan Amos BBC Science Correspondent From BBC The Dawn probe will spend just over a year mapping and sensing the dwarf planet The US space agency’s Dawn probe has gone into orbit around Ceres, the largest object in the…

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11 Years celebration for Digicel in Cayman Islands It was 11 years ago on March 4th 2004 when Digicel arrived in the Cayman islands. It’s recent achievements include: Offering customers the best value with promotions like “15c World” which gave…