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See inside £65 million Caribbean paradise home once owned by Harry Potter star
BY COLIN BRENNAN From Mirror UK People who have stayed at Kilkee House in the Bahamas include members of the The Rat Pack, The Beatles, Nicholas Cage, and Pierce Brosnan A piece of island paradise once owned by Hollywood legend…
Broadcom co-founder sued by ex-gGirlfriend
By David Ruiz, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — The billionaire co-founder of Broadcom Corp. is facing a lawsuit from a former girlfriend who claims he emotionally manipulated and physically assaulted her during their five-year relationship. The suit, filed Friday…
Mental health treatment in A&B placed under microscope
By Christopher Cameron From Antigua Observer The mother of burn victim Miss Teen Xplosion Shaveesa Gasper would have likely remained untreated and unstable, even if she had been diagnosed with a mental condition before the attack, Dominican psychiatrist Dr Griffin Benjamin…
Environment Agency Philip Dilley quits as [UK] floods chief moaning it’s ‘inappropriate’ to ask him to work at short notice
BY MIKEY SMITH From The Mirror UK Sir Philip, who chose to stay on holiday in Barbados as floods ravaged Britain, released an astonishing statement, saying he didn’t expect to have to work at short notice all year round Welly…
Irish donkey saved from flood
Cheerful Irish donkey saved from flood after heroic rescue mission BY SAM HAYSOM From Mashable There are few things in this world more cheery than the site of a grinning donkey that’s just been rescued from a flooded field. The…
Gadget of the week
Wave goodbye to manual car seat controls with gesture tech By Amber Bouman From engadget It sounds a bit like an infomercial: Tired of using manual controls and levers to adjust your car seats? There’s got to be a better…
Guinea Worm Disease: Jimmy Carter to thank for almost totally eradicating flesh-eating disease
By DANNY COX From Inquisitr A horrible flesh-eating disease known as Guinea Worm Disease has no cure, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be something that is eliminated. The disease is one that many scientists have studied, but still can’t find…
Energous has a solution for wirelessly charging wearables
By Aaron Souppouris From engadget Its chip will fit where an inductive coil will not. Energous’ wireless charging tech WattUp made a splash at CES 2015, promising to charge your devices from 15 feet away with an “energy router.” After winning…
Law students give legal aid to Syrian refugees
By Karen Sloan, From The National Law Journal Law students from around the country are assisting Syrians fleeing their war-torn homeland—and gaining practical experience at the same time. John Marshall Law School in Chicago next week will launch the Human…
Evidence of election fraud destroyed, says St Vincent opposition leader
By Ken Richards West Indies News Network From Caribbean news Now KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (WINN) — Vincentian opposition leader Arnhim Eustace says that documents destroyed in last Thursday’s fire at a government public works facility were records of local residents…
