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Does Sanders understand Tax Code?

From Tim Worstall, Forbes Senator Bernie Sanders appears not to understand The Tax Code, something of a problem as he wants to reform it Senator Bernie Sanders has laid out his proposals for changing the US tax code. There’s a…

Lionfish are always in the news

Lionfish seem to be in the news every day and iNews Cayman has had at least a lionfish story almost weekly for months. The reason is that lionfish are causing so much damage to not only Cayman waters but the…

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Dominica electricity company reduces fuel surcharge

The Dominica Electricity Company (DOMLEC) has announced a reduction in the rate of fuel surcharge leading to reduced electricity bills. ROSEAU, Dominica, Friday July 12, 2013 – The average Dominican knows that when it rains heavily, it brings not only…

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Williams School teachers and student voyaging with Bob Ballard to Caribbean

by Dirk Langeveld New London Patch As the research vessel Nautilus explores the sea floor in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean this year, a New London school will be well represented on board. Steve Hosking, director of technology at…

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Deal over yacht sale proceeds, court told

By Hamish Fletcher From New Zealand Herald Agreements between two of Jamie Peters’ former firms made sure money from the sale of a $2 million luxury yacht flowed back into one of the companies, a close friend of the bankrupt…

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Cause of cruise ship fire remains a mystery

By Gene Sloan, USA TODAY 3 The cause of a May fire that damaged several decks of Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas remains a mystery, despite weeks of investigation. BALTIMORE — The cause of the May fire that damaged…

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Strange worm still has its memories after being decapitated and regrowing its head

By Jennifer Welsh, Business Insider Strange tiny worms called planarians have the amazing ability to regrow their memories, even after their heads are chopped off. These amazing tiny worms can regrow their entire bodies from just one cell, including their…

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Dart Realty’s Jackie Doak Speaks at National Association of Real Estate Editors Conference

Camana Bay, Grand Cayman – Jackie Doak, Chief Operating Officer of Dart Realty (Cayman) Ltd. joined New Urbanist legend Andrés Duany and Steve Nygren of Serenbe on a panel discussion about the future of the New Urbanism movement. The forum…

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“What if there’s a coup in the Caymans tomorrow?”

From The Verge Trace the convoluted worldwide structures that your bank uses to dodge taxes, By Jacob Kastrenakes It’s no secret that big businesses use their global reach to minimize their taxes, but exactly how it’s done is something of…

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Father and son arrested for allegedly lighting a 7-year-old boy on fire and filming it on a cell phone

SAXONBURG, Pa. (AP) — Police say a western Pennsylvania man is facing charges for allegedly dousing a 7-year-old boy with flammable liquid and then letting his own son set the child on fire. Thirty-five-year-old Edward B. Myers of Saxonburg allegedly…