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Bolt wins world treble with relay gold

AFP From Business Insider Beijing (AFP) – Usain Bolt capped a memorable world championships by winning a third gold medal on Saturday as anchor of the Jamaican 4x100m relay team, while fierce rivals the United States were disqualified. Bolt ran…

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Cayman Islands: Conquering Cancer Iv Let’s fight cancer together!

A day of awareness and education Saturday, 19th September 2015: 8:30am to 2pm Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort Join the Cayman Islands Cancer Society and a team of experts from the Cayman Islands and around the world for this free…

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CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship Semifinals kickoff times changed

Key Matches for Tickets to Rio Olympic Games Shifted One Hour Forward MIAMI (Monday, August 31, 2015) – The Confederation of North Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today announced that the two October 10 semifinal matches of the…

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Why are Chinese tourists so rude? A few insights

By Amy Li From South China Morning Post After almost every ‘rude Chinese tourist’ story, unfortunately, made SCMP.com’s top-10 list, I decided to give the question some serious thought They are seen as pushy, loud, impolite, unruly, and they are…

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Sanctions smack down— six years later

By Jenna Greene, From The Litigation Daily Ruling on sanctions motions that have been pending for nearly six years, a federal judge in Delaware found that Rembrandt Technologies LP engaged in widespread document spoliation, unethical payments to witnesses and fraudulent…

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Inherent risk of going wild

By Amanda Bronstad, From The National Law Journal Who’s to blame if goats, grizzlies or floods kill? Summer vacations have turned tragic this year at national parks, with visitors killed by grizzly bears and falling tree limbs, and campers sickened…

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When it rains, it pours: going back to the beginning in Grand Cayman

From Alex in Wanderland (http://www.alexinwanderland.com/about/) I was a little nervous about returning to the Cayman Islands. First, I was nervous it might kill me a little to go back, because it’s such an emotionally charged spot for me. I spent…

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Cayman Islands: Divetech enters new phase in dive travel and service to Grand Cayman

Isla PR New headquarters, new website, new toll free number, new reservations department, new on-island partners Divetech is ready for the 2016 season Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (Aug 28, 2015): Divetech, one of Grand Cayman’s premier dive operators, is moving…

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Aberystwyth student raises money for Cayman Islands animal charity

By Andrew Simpson From Aber Student media Melanie Moore, a Caymanian BSc Animal Science student at Aberystwyth University has been fundraising for the Cayman Islands Humane Society. She raised the money by participating in the gruelling 5 km Muddy Mountain…