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Day: March 13, 2014

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Boy George: Bad karma

By Patrick Strudwick    Independent UK The enthusiastic rehabilitation of Boy George after he served time for a vicious attack says much about our disregard for male victims of violence, writes Patrick Strudwick In the din of sycophancy encircling celebrities, there…

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Study claims high-protein diet nearly as bad for health as smoking

From Caribbean360 The researchers said that eating a lot of protein, especially animal protein, increased the risk of cancer almost as much as smoking 20 cigarettes a day. LONDON, England, Thursday March 13, 2014 – A new study indicates that…

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The dark side of 3D printing: 10 things to watch

By Lyndsey Gilpin From Tech Republic The 3D printer is a double-edged sword. It stands to transform technology and society for the better, but we also can’t ignore the potential negative consequences. As with any new technology, it’s easy to…

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2013-14 CIFA FFD UPDATE WEEK 11/Notice: FA Cup Draws – All CIFA Leagues

CIFA will be holding all FA Cup Draws next week Tuesday 18 March 2014, at the Cayman Centre for Excellence (CIFA Office), Poindexter Road, Prospect at 12:30 p.m. This includes the senior men’s FA Cup (CPL/FFD), Women’s League FA Cup,…

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Commentary: Attacks on free speech in Bermuda

By Christopher Famous From Caribbean News Now My purpose of writing today, is to speak to an attack on free speech in the Caribbean. On Friday February 7, 2013 an opinion piece was written in the Bermuda Sun by MP…

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Latest: Indian Ocean search/US satellites found no sign of mid-air explosion where Malaysia plane disappeared

From BBC The US has sent surveillance teams to the Indian Ocean to help search for the missing Malaysian plane, after claims emerged that it may have flown for longer than investigators had thought. Unnamed officials said the plane sent…

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LIAT to axe unprofitable routes as part of financial shakeup

From Caribbean360 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Friday March 7, 2014, CMC – The regional airline, LIAT, says it will take “decisive action” to deal with unprofitable routes as the Antigua-based airline seeks to make its operations financially variable. “We have been trying,…

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Caribbean Rum Tourism on the rise

Rum tourism is on the rise in the Caribbean and according to an article published in the New York Times last week, savvy travelers are making distilleries, rum festivals and rum-themed cruises central to their holiday itineraries (1). Carl McBurnie,…

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Snow’s a no-show

Snow’s a no-show: 8 Images of the roughest Iditarod yet By Andrew Freedman The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is the most popular sporting event in Alaska, and has long been a test of human and animal endurance. Traveling a…

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Here’s the technology that’s going to make your phone’s Internet 1,000 times faster than 4G

By Kyle Russell  From Business Insider In today’s world, there’s one area of technology that can almost never be fast enough: the wireless networks that power our mobile devices. Despite decades of advancements, we still lose signal when walking around…