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Fear of tweaks

By Paul McGowan From PS Audio Change can be tough for me, especially when the means to an end make no sense. Like green pens on CD edges, demagnetizers, magic stones, voodoo dots, resonators aligning the earth to my stereo…

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Time to improve governance in labour migration in Latin America and Caribbean – UN

With migrant workers representing 64 per cent of the 232 million migrants in the world in 2015, it is urgent to deal “correctly” with labour migration by implementing good governance mechanisms, a United Nations report on these movements in Latin…

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority provides development opportunities for young Caymanians

Each year, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) provides career-development opportunities to young Caymanians who are looking to gain valuable work experience. The Authority also awards scholarships to students who are seeking to further their education in the Finance and…

Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) begins IRP study on Grand Cayman

Representatives from across the Cayman Community participated in the launch of CUC’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) study last week at the Grand Cayman Marriott. An IRP analyses all energy resources that are viable and considers their cost, reliability, environmental impact…

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Cayman Islands: Walkers announces four new scholarship recipients for 2016

Walkers is pleased to announce that it has awarded four Legal Scholarships as a result of its 2016 recruitment drive. The scholarship recipients are Lloyd Barker, Sophie Cater, Aoife Murphy and Alexander McGrath. Walkers currently sponsors eleven legal scholars who…

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Cayman Islands economic zone board gets new chairman Lawyer James Bergstrom has been named to chair the authority that oversees operations of the Cayman Islands Special Economic Zone and its registered companies. Bergstrom takes over from David Kirkaldy left the…

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The Song of Victory

By Komunitas Eden The Release of Heaven’s Oath of Cleansing of The Earth by The Eden’s Messengers Salam Eden, Greetings from Heaven In The Name of God The One and The Most Bestower of Blessings Please allow us to present…

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Cayman Islands prisoners give helping hands

A week  Saturday (20) morning, bright and early, a work party of prisoners got out early to assist a call for help from George Town Primary School Principal, Ms. Marie Martin. Ms. Martin recently received containers that had been packed after…

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Cayman Islands Government issues Update on Cuban Migrants Over the past week-and-a-half, 11 more Cuban migrants have landed in the Cayman Islands and are currently in Immigration custody. The first group of two arrived on 17 August 2016 in Grand…

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Restaurants use this trick for reducing food waste, and it’s something you can do at home

By Sarah Jampel, Food52 From Business Insider Discarded food is an ethical, environmental, and economic problem for home cooks, but for restaurants, it’s a matter of business viability. A restaurant simply can’t survive if it’s throwing food it planned to sell…