Russian scientists confirm theory supernova stars have thermonuclear origin
From RIANOVOSTI MOSCOW, Astrophysicists from the Moscow-based Space Research Institute (IKI) have confirmed the theory that Type Ia supernova stars emerge as a giant thermonuclear explosion of white dwarfs, in a study published by the Nature scientific journal. The International…
Ranking Caribbean countries on competitiveness: Report
From Caribbean Journal What are the most competitive economies in the Caribbean? The World Economic Forum has released its annual Global Competitiveness Report, including results for a number of Caribbean countries. The report defines competitiveness as the “set of institutions,…
Comfort Suites Grand Cayman treating families like family Industry
Resorts: Comfort Suites Seven Mile Beach offers a free hot breakfast buffet to be enjoyed indoors or outdoors (TRAVPR.COM) UNITED STATES – September 4th, 2014 – GRAND CAYMAN (September 4, 2014) – Theo, the lithe young man who settles in…
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Blue iguanas, crystal-clear waters and diving paradise: Discover Cayman Islands
By Laura Chubb From Daily Express UK From stingrays to blue iguanas, Laura Chubb gets acquainted with the locals of the Cayman Islands It was only day two of my trip to the Cayman Islands when I had a close…
A juggling act [in the Cayman Islands]
A Juggling Act… Work, Life, Play, & Finding Balance At Balance Cayman we believe that physical movement is truly the connection between mind, body and spirit. Balance Cayman (formerly Innovative Fitness) was originally founded in 2002 by Sue Merren. Having…
Woman, 82, ‘beheaded’ in London garden
From BBC Palmira Silva, 82, ‘beheaded’ in London garden The BBC’s Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw said it was unknown whether the victim and the suspect were known to each other An 82-year-old woman has been killed in a suspected…
Bouterse’s arrest on terrorism charges raises questions in Dutch parliament
From Caribbean360 AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Thursday September 4, 2014, CMC – The guilty plea by the son of Suriname’s President, Desi Bouterse, in a United States court on terrorism charges has led to questions in the Dutch parliament on the safety…
Haiti’s police chief vows to arrest former Haitian leader
By Joseph Guyler C. Delva From HCNN PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (HCNN) – Haiti’s police chief, Godson Orelus, who appeared Thursday before investigating judge, Lamarre Belizaire, gave the guarantee that the police will execute the arrest warrant issued against former President Jean-Bertrand…
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Why do people associate the Caribbean with paradise?
By Carrie Gibson From BBC Magazine The islands of the Caribbean haven’t always been described as “paradise”. What does this tell us about both the region and the Eden of people’s imagination, asks Carrie Gibson. Blue seas, warm sun, endless…
Guyana has by far the highest suicide rate in the Caribbean – WHO/ World Suicide Prevention Day Sep 10
From Caribbean360 GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Tuesday September 2, 2014, CMC – The Guyana government says it has developed a “strategic partnership” with the Indian Arrival Committee (IAC) to heighten awareness on the need to prevent suicides in the country. It said…
