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The Editor speaks: Togetherness and Love
I really didn’t know what to write about today. The aftermath and the death of CITN/Cayman27 is still occupying my mind. I happened to say to the lovely Jamaican young lady (Phyllisia) that stays with us, “I don’t know what…
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Hitting the Books: Robots came for our jobs, then they came for our coffee
By Andrew Tarantola From engadget Welcome to Hitting the Books. With less than one in five Americans reading just for fun these days, we’ve done the hard work for you by scouring the internet for the most interesting, thought provoking books on…
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Books, glorious books
By Molly Young From Vulture Want to spend less time reading email and more time reading other stuff? Here, I can help. (This blog doesn’t count.) Introducing Read Like the Wind, a monthly newsletter of book recommendations from your host (that’s…
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Characteristics every good writer should have
People want to know whether they are good at something or not. In writing, people want to know whether their work fits the profile of what is good or what is bad. The thoughts of being good or bad are…
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The UWI climbs
Regional Headquarters, Jamaica. Monday, August 19, 2019—After its excellent 2018 debut in the Times Higher Education (THE) Latin America University Rankings, The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has climbed even higher in the 2019 report published by the…
Cayman: Back to School Drive – School Supplies
From Prospect Community The PRB Community Group will be hosting a back to school drive to assist the Prospect Red Bay community children and schools ensuring they have the supplies for a successful start of the school year. Once items…
Cayman featured in Vancouver author’s debut thriller
Book review: Vancouver author’s debut thriller full of 007 echoes By Tom Sandborn From Canada.com Investing in Murder By E.J. Lister (LEO Publishing, Vancouver 2018) $12.99 | 341pp The cover art on E.J. Lister’s new thriller echoes the visual style…
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Are you facing writing problems to write the best level of academic work? Don’t worry; there is numerous online academic homework assistance and support services that always make ready to help the interested communities to solve all levels of academic…
Why reinventing your mobile storytelling matters and how to do it
By Sahar Amwe From Reuters Community With a rise in users engaging with news on smartphones, news publishers are rethinking their mobile storytelling strategies. Findings from last year’s Digital News Report, found that 62% of smartphone users were accessing news through their…
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Trinidadian born storyteller Rita Cox to be honored by CTO
By Caribbean National Weekly TORONTO, Canada, CMC – The Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) says it will honour Trinidad-born storyteller, Rita Cox, with its Lifetime Achievement Award later this month. It said that Cox, who chronicles the Caribbean legacy, will…
