The Editor speaks: Halloween and horror is thrilling. Really?
The 31st October is approaching. It is less than a week away. This day is celebrated as “Halloween” and is also known as All Hallows' Eve, or All Saints' Eve.
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Clearing the cruft
I was answering a New Zealand Hi-Fi Family member’s question recently. Without warning, a question popped into my head. If he lives inNew Zealand, where’s the Old Zealand?
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SANDERS: CARICOM cannot abandon Haiti despite the president's failure to respond to offers
Haiti is in turmoil again. This time the countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) cannot be criticised for inaction, but questions must be asked about others in the hemispheric community who hav...
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The Editor speaks: Gambling, same-sex unions, pot - or not
Whilst I applaud MLA Kenneth Bryan for his initiative in trying to execute a national survey to gauge the public's opinion on gambling, same-sex unions and marijuana laws, his venue for it is absolute...
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Does polish hide perfection?
Much of modern music is perfect to the point of boredom: Singers not hitting the right notes are tone shifted. Drumkits are replaced by beat samples. Mistakes are corrected. Nothing is left to art.
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The Editor speaks: Statistics
Caribbean Statistics Day passed us by here in the Cayman Islands without even a whimper.
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Negative voltage
When I was first learning electrical engineering one of the terms I struggled with was negative voltage. How could a voltage be negative? There was ground and there was + voltage.
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The Editor speaks: Do we really need a military unit here?
I haven't, as yet, got my teeth chopping at the bit, but I can't get my mind set on the need here in the Cayman islands for our very first military unit.
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The Publisher speaks: C-H-S Reunion
I attended the Cayman Prep & High School 70 Year Celebration held at Elmslie Memorial Church yesterday afternoon (5pm), Sunday 13th.
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