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Pirates Week: history and personal memories

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In 1977, the Minister of Tourism, the late Jim Bodden, started the festival now known as Pirates Week to boost tourism during our low season.

He succeeded and the event has grown bigger each year. Music, street dances, District Days, costumes, parades, local food and drinks, song competitions, children’s day, sports events, fireworks and of course the pirates landing including the capture

of the governor.

Only in the first day was the real governor captured (Thomas Russell) and after he was jostled and pushed around a bit too much, it was decided to have an actor play the part ever since.

I had the honour to be that actor thirteen times. Yes, unlucky it was one year when the boat sank carrying me to the shore! To add even more insult as I waded almost chest deep in the sea to the shore a huge water balloon

hit me in the head knocking me down into the sand to much laughter. It was not a dignified entrance.

I did get my own back when, at my last appearance as the governor, the pirates that came ashore to do the capture asked me who was the governor? I was standing alongside my attaché (who was dressed only in a shirt and trousers whilst I had on the full attire – coat and feathered hat) and I pointed to him. He was bound and carted off.

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Spotlight on kids This week (14 November) GIS Spotlight finds treasures at the archives, reviews a new therapy approach and revisits kids as they participate in safe activities.

Who was Annie Huldah Bodden and what role did she play in Cayman’s history? Come with us as we find out at the Cayman Islands National Archive.

Hear from the first elected female member of the Legislative Assembly and learn a thing or two about the kind of woman she was.

Then, we’re off to the Lighthouse School where man’s best friend shows us yet again how he earned the title. We meet the rescue-trained Border Collie Murphy who provides a new approach to therapy for special-needs individuals.

Finally, we revisit the new afterschool programme featuring a plethora of activities including sports, performing arts and hands-on lessons that are equal parts fun and usefulness.

See how some 800 students are becoming healthier, fitter and more wholesome children in a fun and safe atmosphere. Find out too how you can volunteer your time to the public-private sector programme and influence a young person’s life for the better.

Produced by Government Information Services, GIS Spotlight highlights government’s services and solutions regarding issues that concern and affect you.

The weekly programme now airs on Cayman27 at 8:30 p.m. on Mondays, and 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays. All stories seen in this week’s show can also be found on the GIS Marketing and Communications website: www.gis.ky.

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The Cayman Islands Miss Festival Queen competition got the Pirates Week festivities off to a colourful and glamourous start. That was followed by the Steel Pan competition, divided into Junior and Senior steel bands. The Juniors represented schools St Ignatius Triple C, Grace Christian Academy and Cayman Prep.

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St Ignatius finished fourth, Triple C was third, Grace Christian Academy came second and Cayman Prep won.

In the Senior Category were three teams. The winners Paneramers won, in second place was Pandemics and in third place came Pandemonium.

Miss East End, Kasey Bodden won the Miss Festival Queen competition with a beautiful shell costume. Miss Bodden Town, Tori Miller came second, in a wearing a wonderful dress embroidered with sea animals, including a lovely stingray.

Miss North Side, Mariah Forbes wore a beautiful undersea costume complete with a real sea fan, and Miss West Bay, Tiffany Conolly, looked stunning in a costume with two big wings which depicted the sea world.

Miss George Town, Melissa Rankine wore a lovely green dress, depicting the mangroves, and Miss Cayman Brac, Sophia Johnson was wearing an outfit that was truly fit for a queen.

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Business leaders have described growing frustration with trying to rebuild Cayman’s economy and put people to work, fearing the Islands are in profound danger if development projects do not start soon.

In a series of full-page advertisements, at least 33 business owners have signaled support for the Dart Realtygovernment ForCayman Investment Alliance, a $1.2 billion 30-year development programme that proposes an immediate outlay of $200 million in the next 12 months.

Sparked by Thompson Development Group Director Gene Thompson, the “Make it Happen Cayman” plea points to high unemployment and stagnant investment, saying the alliance will stimulate the economy, put people back to work and create business opportunites.

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to break ground in October – was unavailable off-island, others described the situation.

“It’s frustrating,” said A.L. Thompson, owner of A.L. Thompson Building Supplies. “You have people protesting, saying it’s just not right, but people need work, and the Dart organsation has been really helpful in keeping this economy going in the last two years.

“Closing 2,500 feet of the West Bay Road frees up land that could be developed and provide jobs,” he said, alluding to community protests against rerouting the road between Public Beach and the Cayman Islands Yacht Club.

The “Open Letter to the People of the Cayman Islands” affirms support for both the road closure and concomitant extension of the Esterley Tibbetts Highway, calling it ‘a matter of the utmost urgency” to sign the Dartgovernment contract and “jump start our economy”.

Earlier this week, Premier McKeeva Bush told iNews Cayman “this

country will die” without both the Dart agreement and the cruise-portconstruction deal with China Habour Engineering Company. Due to be signed this month, Mr Bush was, however, unable to name a date for either, citing various “setbacks”.

“If we continue to stop every project, we will end up back under the coconut trees,” said Tortuga Rum founder-owner Robert Hamaty. “No one wants to destroy the environment, but you have to think: What’s good for the country, for jobs, for your children growing up?.”

Architect Burns Conolly, whose Emerald Sounds development was thwarted this week by elected officials, said the “Make it Happen” group was a product of “pure frustration.”

“Nothing is happening in the country, and people need to pay their mortgages and get back to work. The banks are taking their homes. Dart is willing to invest, to spend $200 million in the next two years, while the Bahamas are trying to get them to leave Cayman. And we are getting people objecting.”

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Beacon Group acquisition Cayman-based Caledonian Global Financial Services has announced the acquisition of the Beacon Group of companies, which is based in the British Virgin Islands and comprises Beacon Capital Management, Beacon Fund Advisors and Beacon Fund Administrators.

Beacon is a provider of fiduciary services, fund management and administration, and other investment services in both the BVI and Cape Town, South Africa.

While regulatory approvals are pending, this transaction will serve to reinforce Caledonian’s international presence.

Caledonian Fund Services’ assets under administration will increase to USD5bn, transforming the group into one of the strongest administrators in the jurisdictions that they operate. Caledonian Fiduciary Services footprint will also be strengthened through the addition of these two new offices.

Beacon’s founder, David Sims, has 20 years of experience in fund administration and will assume the global managing director role for the Caledonian Funds Group, but no other changes will be made through the organisational structure at this time.

Sims says the combination of the two companies gives the group the opportunity to leverage resources and reach a larger market. Beacon employees will join Caledonian, but will continue to work in the BVI and Cape Town offices to service clients.

“Our vision for Caledonian is bold; it is to diversify our financial offerings through pioneering services and technology. Beacon’s team and services perfectly fit within our mission and we are now uniquely positioned,” says Kobi Dorenbush chief executive of Caledonian Global Financial Services.

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Cayman’s new green team Christopher Tobutt

Cayman Become initially appeared to be a big success, and supermarkets christopher.tobutt@ieyenews.com reported an 80% reduction in the number of plastic bags they were The Corporate Green Team giving out. But recently people have Network was set up in June 2009 begun slipping back into their old, after representatives from the non-green ways, Sustainable Development Unit of “I think that they’ve recognized the Department of Environment that charging five cents per bag is (DoE) met with accountancy firm, not a significant deterrent - I think Deloitte, to discuss ways of making that they’d rather educate people Cayman a greener place to life. to be responsible in their shopping “The Department and Deloitte patterns and actually for them to realised there was quite a few take the choice to bring their bags corporate organisations who in,” Ms Williams said. had these networks in place and “So we all feel that trying to that it would be good if they got The new Aluminium recycling bin at George Town Villas encourage positive behavior, and so together and there was a forum for them to share ideas and make Cayman BECOME, began just we’re moving to Phase Two of the grass-roots level changes to the over a year ago, when Network campaign,” she said.

After discussion with all the community,” said the Department’s representatives approached all the Environmental Assessment Officer supermarkets, to see if they’d replace supermarkets, it was agreed that their single use shopping bags with every second Saturday of the month Wendy Williams.

The Corporate Green Team strong cloth bags that shoppers could starting from the 10th of December, Network was the result of use over and over again. The idea supermarkets would remove the was to cut down on the thousands option of purchasing a plastic bag. that meeting.

“The second phase is that, “It’s for corporate entities that of plastic shopping bags that end up have existing Green teams and at the landfill. “Kirk’s, Foster’s and every second Saturday of the networks within their organisations Hurley’s were very supportive. The month, starting on the tenth of who look to promote sustainable reusable bags were introduced and December, the shoppers won’t have initiatives and stewardship of they started charging five cents for the option to purchase a five cent the environment,” explained the the plastic bags. I think it’s really single-use plastic bag - shoppers been a big positive step forward,” Ms can either take their bags from Department’s Wendy Williams. home, and fill them out with their The very first campaign, Called Williams said. shopping, or purchase a reusable bag from the supermarkets,” Ms Williams explained.

The network has also started an aluminium can recycling programme after an employee from KPMG accounting firm, who had already begun aluminium can recycling project at the KPMG offices, told the Network about it.

The Network decided to expand the programme, and currently three condo developments, George Town Villas, Emerald Beach Club and Cayman Crossing have come onboard. They each have special dustbins, with big green recycling signs on them, just for aluminium cans. When a bin is full up with the cans, a phone call is made to Tim Frey who runs of a local company called Recycling Services, who Members of the Corporate Green Team Network, and two big bags filled with aluminium cans: (L-r) Janelle comes to collect the cans which are Kroon and Jane Cowdery, residents of George Town Villas, and representatives of companies who belong to the network, with Wendy Williams, Environmental Assessment Officer with the Department of Environment. then sent off island in containers. to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

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Billy Crystal returning to host the Oscars LOS ANGELES (AP) — Billy Crystal is doing it again.

The 63-year-old comedian and veteran Oscar host said Thursday on Twitter that he is hosting this season’s Academy Awards “so the young woman in the pharmacy will stop asking my name when I pick up my prescriptions.”

“Some of the best moments of my career have happened on the Oscar stage,” said Crystal in a later statement from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. “I am thrilled to be back there.”

This will be the ninth Oscar stint

for Crystal, one of the most popular Oscar hosts of recent years. His last time was in 2004. Only Bob Hope hosted more Oscar shows, with 19 ceremonies between 1940 and 1978.

Academy president Tom Sherak called Crystal “a comic legend and Oscar icon, and it feels good to have him back where he belongs.”

The naming of Crystal follows a groundswell of sentiment for his return after he led a tribute to Bob Hope on the 2011 Oscar show for which he received a standing ovation. Crystal said later he was moved by the warm reception and

that “it might be fun” to host the show again.

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New Greek cabinet to be sworn in ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece’s incoming prime minister is due to name his cabinet Friday, a day after being appointed to head an interim coalition government that will push through a new European debt deal and secure continued bailout funding to prevent a catastrophic default.

Former European Central Bank vice president Lucas Papademos held talks with the country’s main political parties late into Thursday night to determine who would staff his cabinet, ahead of the formal swearing in Friday afternoon.

The appointments are a delicate balancing act for Papademos as he seeks broad support for his administration.

The swearing-in ceremony was delayed

by two hours to 4 p.m. (1400GMT), the president’s office said, without giving a reason.

Papademos’ appointment capped two weeks of a political crisis that threatened to derail an EU plan to get a grip on the Greek debt crisis and raised questions about the country’s continued presence in the eurozone.

“The participation of our country in the eurozone is a guarantee for the country’s monetary stability. It is a driver of financial prosperity,” the incoming premier said Thursday after being given the mandate to form a government.

Papademos must now implement the terms of Greece’s latest debt deal — a

euro130 billion ($177 billion) agreement reached on Oct. 27. It includes provisions for private bondholders to forgive 50 percent — or some euro100 billion — of their Greek debt holdings.

Detroit prayer event puts Muslim community on edge DETROIT (AP) — An area with one of the largest Muslim communities outside the Middle East is bracing itself for a 24-hour prayer rally by a group that counts Islam among the ills facing the U.S. The gathering in Detroit at Ford Field, the stadium where the Detroit Lions play, starts Friday evening and is designed to tackle issues such as the economy, race, samesex relationships and abortion. But the decade-old organization known as TheCall has said Detroit is a “microcosm of our national crisis” in all areas, including “the rising tide of to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

the Islamic movement.”

Leaders of TheCall believe a satanic spirit is shaping all parts of U.S. society, and it must be challenged through intensive Christian prayer and fasting. Such a demonic spirit has taken hold of specific areas, Detroit among them, organizers say.

In the months ahead of their rallies, teams of local organizers often travel their communities performing a ritual called “divorcing Baal,” the name of a demon spirit, to drive out the devil from each location.

“Our concern is that we are literally being demonized by the

organizers of this group,” said Dawud Walid, executive director of Council on American-Islamic Relations’ Michigan chapter, which last week urged local mosques and Islamic schools to increase security.

The Cancer Society has played an integral role in the kick-off and opening of our children’s Summer Camp. Their Project Coordinator, Vicki Anderson, attended our first week of Summer Camp and spoke to our campers about the importance of sun safety and using sunscreen, hats, and long clothing to prevent sun damage and skin cancer. The presentation was engaging, informative, and tailored to our young audience. It was the perfect way to set the standard for summer sun safety for our children and the entire Summer Camp. We are looking forward to the Cancer Society’s return for our next summer season!

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OPINIONS

The Editor speaks

Colin Wilson

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Rollover but don’t die

I have written a number of articles on the rollover issue and my opposition to it. I am a paper Caymanian so the Independent Member for North Side, Ezzard Miller, may not be interested in them. My views are totally in line with the publisher, Joan (Watler) Wilson, whom was very outspoken in her opposition when it was introduced by the very party she supported (at that time). Everything she forecast unfortunately has come true.

I have always respected Mr. Miller and I am puzzled at his insistence that it is “incompetent government and the high cost of doing business that has caused Cayman’s economic difficulties and that the idea that immigration policy is preventing the country from attracting ‘high net worth’s’ or investors, as claimed by both the premier and Anthony Travers at the recent Generation Now debate, is a red herring.”

I can agree with him regarding his comments of “incompetent government” and the “high cost of doing business” here are certainly contributing factors. I would colin.wilson@ieyenews.com

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add, however, on top of the ROLLOVER POLICY. The new Term Limit Extension Period (TLEP) to avoid Rollover is a giant step in the right direction providing the fears Mr. Miller rightly voices have the necessary safeguards. Mr. Miller’s concerns are that the issue of legal and human rights to residency after a given period may raise its head again with the workers who are granted a TLEP some of whom will have been living in Cayman for more than nine years when their new permit expires.

Sherri Bodden-Cowan, Chairperson of the TLEP, denies this will happen. She says any suggestion to the contrary is scaremongering. The TELP allows workers who were due to leave the island under the seven year limit to stay for another two years subject to the usual conditions. The law, however, states they cannot apply for residency and will not be able to use this permit as a road to status.

As long as Mr. Miller stays I don’t think any Caymanian, indigenous or paper, will need to worry about Government giving citizenship to persons coming here to work.

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CAN YOU FEEL IT? Joan Wilson

joan.wilson@ieyenews.com Can you feel it – it’s in the air Can you feel it – it’s everywhere It’s November and the skies are clear Cool Christmas breezes blowing everywhere Our first Northwester for the season rolled in last week That’s the sign of our ‘winter’ with skies so bleak Powerful and dangerous seas if you’re caught in the roll Turning and throwing tons of sand up on the shore We had some heavy rains but no real flooding It was the perfect weather for the beach and walking The ocean is shades of blue just what we all like And the sky is so blue and the clouds so white Today there are four cruise ships visiting our shores This is a good sign and I certainly hope there will be more Here’s hoping they will continue visiting throughout the season Swimming and diving, the sunshine, the people, what better reason

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Our National Festival is exciting and fun for all Locals and visitors alike will be having a ball So stop what you’re doing, come and join the crowd You won’t hear yourself speak enjoyment will be loud However, the air I’m feeling is a different kind of air It’s a breeze that blows so sweet this time of year Here in Cayman it’s called the ‘Christmas Breeze’ It’s fresh, it’s cool, and it’s always free!

Do you feel it? It’s here. Do you feel it? It’s there That Christmas Breeze, you feel it everywhere Enjoy the coming Season, get out while you can Join your friends and family, every woman and every man.

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BEAUTIFUL BEACH. BEST PRICED BEACH FRONT HOME ON CAYMAN BRAC. Charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath Cement Block Cayman Style Beach Cottage located in the Creek. Open living room, kitchen and dining room. Master bedroom with sea view and access to sea side porch. Full bath on the first floor and a large loft bedroom on the top floor. Beautiful Kitchen. Stone wall around the West, East and road side. House was built in 1960. Updated in 1998. First floor offers approx.. 560sq ft. with a loft bedroom on the Second floor giving you approx.. 190sq ft. extra room with a 39sq. ft. sea

side covered porch.

Just reduced to US $225,000 making this on the the best deals for a beach front cottage on Cayman Brac. Excellent short term rental if you wish to rent out when you are not using it.

Or it would make an excellent retirement home on the Sea. Making all your dreams come true.

Outstanding sea view. Almond trees for your hammock. Coconut palms swaying in the Breeze on your own Tropical private beach.

Asking only US $225,000. Call ERA Island Realty Ltd. today before this one is gone. Office 1 345 948-1700, Cell 926-1700 ask for Kimberly, Email erabrac@candw.ky MLS # 400007 on web-site www.eraislandrealty.com to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

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Evo 6 for sale

Red 2000 Mitsubishi Evo 6.5 $7,500.00

2001 Honda Accord For Sale CI$3,800 OBO

Call or text Matthew at 916-7206

2000 Mazda 323

Leather interior. Runs great.

Automatic. License exps in 5mos. $3000. Firm

Email: seretha.bush@gmail.com

Mitsubishi Lancer 2001 CI$ 2,600. Dark Green.

Automatic. Radio/CD player, A/C, power windows/lock all work properly.

Contact 924-1653 - serious inquiries only

2000 BMW 740i

2000 E38 BMW 740i RWD / LHD. ASKING : 7000 KYD O.B.O. (open for reasonable offers). INSPECTED TIL 15/JUL/2012.

CALL BALU : 938-1978

FORD FOCUS 2000 black ford focus In need of a new paint job BUT no back pay licence a/c power locks alarm

$3000 Call: 9279603 2001 VW Jetta

Contact 9289470.

2002 MINI COOPER

Standard transmission; Leather seats, Power windows; Original Radio/CD player

Manual Transmission. A/C. Power Steering.Power Windows.

In excellent condition

Asking $6,500 Contact: 927-5473

Contact James @ 9283103 or 3233709

Black Chevy Captiva Sport

$3500 2000 Hyundai Tiburon runs great,

CI$ 4,000

Contact- 938-8994/ pin:280B3A05/8155128 caramel_beauty32@msn.com

inspected and license to 2012. good island car manual trans - 5speed Contact, text if no answer.

Shane - 9175797

2000 Honda CRV

Honda Accord - 2005

$21500 Valued @ 25,000

Pear White. Ice cold AC Bridgestone tires with Honda Alloys

90,000 kilometres .V6 V-tec 3.0 Litre.Right Hand Drive.

Licensed until September 2012. Dual A/C controls

Dinning Set w/ China Cabinet & built in wine rack Priced at $1300.00 CI or make an OFFER Call for viewing 929-1601

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Black Engine Capacity: 1800 VTEC

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CI$15,000 Call: 926 2346

‘95 HONDA INTEGRA

Black BMW 96 3 SERIES

Engine in very good condition.A/C works.Clean interior and exterior. License until May 2012 CI$ 3000.00 (obo) Please call 9248565

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YAMAHA JETSKI $600

Portable Air Conditioner Brand New!!!!

HOT/ COLD Water Cooler

FOR SALE 20’ COBALT

13,000 BTU

Black 32" TV $150

$130CI. BRAND NEW!!!! still in the box

$650 Call: 928-6596

tel 929-2099 • bb pin:24B30FA9

2 sets of brand new Blinds

Toilet and Face Basin set

Black toilet with matching face basin

good running condition, need interior repair on seats, and some TLC, included trailer $4,500.00

call 326-4707 2011 Kawasaki Ultra 300X

Contact: 327-3820/ 917-6566/327-6333

$300

Rated Horsepower: 300 Fuel Capacity: 20.6 gal Color: Lime Green CI$16,200.00 obo sweetj1989@hotmail.com

37’ VIZIO flat screen 1080p

External Hard Drive

Boat for Sale CI$7000

$400

$100 Call 9162527

925 4693

Blinds still in box!!!

$125 327-3820/917-6566

Comes with a HDMI comp. cable

Call After 3pm 525-1958

Sony Trinitron 27 in.

Good Condition, sharp picture quality, good speakers and no problems.

Asking CI$100.00

WASHING MACHINE FOR SALE

2004 MERCEDES CLK CABRIO CONVERTABLE

$725

Call Kathy @ 938-8435

2004 Mercedes 500SL Convertible

916-3355 Honda civic 2008

Fairly new sofa comes with matching Ottoman. Sofa colour is brick.

GP1200R

Hull is in great condition,new mats and still has all original stickers. This craft can exceed speeds of 75mph. Selling as is. $1200 Contact Andre: 9177971

Call Kathy @ 938-8435

2006 BMW 318i

ASKING CI$ 18,000 obo Contact Donna: 925 2625

Micro fiber Sectional Sofa

Yamaha jetski wave runner III Runs great new battery, low hours, reliable ski for beginners and family fun.

Call to view 3266941

Call Jamin @ 9161041

Full sports package with 19” wheels and a Bose surround entertainment system.

CI$ 28,000

Watercrafts

Twin Pillow Top Mattress with box spring $125

Priced to Sell: CI$9,500 Phone: 916-4005

Leather seats. CD player.

Automatic Transmission. Low mileage

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Centre table cherry wood $150 Sofa Set (only 2 months) old $700

CI$ 7,250

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PH:939-6837 Queen size matress & twin size matress.Make an offer!

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call 927-2508 Cherry Oak Dinning Room Table Round cherry oak Dining room table comes with 4 chairs. asking $160

Call 9272508

DATA external hard drive 1 terabyte

Ipod Touch 2nd Generation

hardly used, no scratches incl. 2 casings and charger

$200 Call 9162527 DVD/CD PLAYER $35

Magnovox DVD video/ CD player. Dolby digital Progressive scan Remote control 9388556 Acer Aspire 5532 needs a new battery

$200 ph 9248066 KINDLE FREE 3G Kindle Free Wifi + DustCover Ci $150 Voice Recorder: Ci $60

Email: dosilasolfamir@ yahoo.fr / 929 1230

18ft boat for sale CI$7000.00 or BEST OFFER Boat and Trailer Boat and Tailer is good condition

Bayliner 19’ For Sale needs new engine or repair

Call: 9165864 • Email moodyshield@ googlemail.com Donzi boat hull 18 ft Donzi boat hull for sale. 18 ft hull needs engine and all fixtures.

CI$700 obo.

Call 916-0897 Dauntless 20 Foot

20 foot 1996 Boston Whaler Dauntless including Johnson 175 engine in great condition going for 12,500.

325-7238 /326-8629 Two Yamaha XL 700 with trailer $3500 obo Steal of a deal if you just want to get out on the water.

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EVENTS

DATE

DATE FRIDAY, 4 November

SATURDAY, 5 November

TIME

TIME

8:00 am SATURDAY, 12 November 5.30pm‐9.00pm THURSDAY,10 November

SUNDAY, 13 November SATURDAY, 12 November

EVENT

Little Cayman Pirates Celebration – dominoes tournament Float Parade, Costume Competition, Heritage display, fireworks, street dance

5K Sea Swim Pre-Landing Entertainment, Harbour Drive Landing Pageant at Hog Sty Bay followed by Float Parade.

5.30pm‐7.30pm Happy Hour, Pirates Rock at the Hard Rock Café (Sponsored by Davenport Development & Flowers Foam) 3.30pm‐4.45pm Registration Pirates Week 5K Run 7:00 pm-Midnight Street Dance and Food Festival, Harbour Drive/Shedden Road 5.00pm Pirates Week 5K Run start (Bayshore Mall) 7:00 pm-11:00 pm Teen Up, Teen Disco, Cayman Craft Market 6.00pm Pirate Costume Competition, Goring Avenue Stage sponsored by Home Gas 7.30pm Fireworks, Harbour Drive sponsored by DOT & Margaritaville 6.00pm 2:00 7.30pm 9.00pn 3:00

FRIDAY, 11 November

EVENT

EVENTS SCHEDULE 2011 Events schedule 2011

pm pm

8.00pm 7:30 am 9.00pm‐2.00am

Pre‐Pirates Week Happy Hour at Breezes by the Bay Miss Festival Queen Competition, Harbour Drive sponsored Ministry of Culture Steel Pan Competition Harbour Drive, sponsored by Chevron/Texaco Pre‐Pirates Week Kick‐off Party at the Wharf – live band

Start Pirates Week Lion fish Culling Competition, Public Beach

Pirates Week Song Contest sponsored by Budweiser (main stage) Street Dance and Food Festival, Harbour Drive/Shedden Road

12:00 pm-4:00 pm Children’s Fun Fair Day (sponsored by Progressive Distributers/ 8.00am 5K Sea Swim

Cayman 27) at Camana Bay Underwater Treasure Hunt at Dive Tech, West Bay Surrender the Booty Boat Cruise (Sponsored by Coconut Joes & Tropicana) Start Pirates Week Lion fish Culling Competition, Public Beach Children’s Fun Fair Day – sponsored by Progressive Distributers/Cayman 27 at Camana Bay Turtle Release Safehaven (Sponsored by Turtle Farm) Underwater Treasure Hunt at Dive Tech – West Bay

2.00pm Pre‐Landing Entertainment, Harbour Drive 3.00pm Landing Pageant at Hog Sty Bay followed by Float Parade sponsored by Davenport Development & 1:00 pm-4:00 pm

Flowers Foam 7.00pm‐Midnight 3:00 pm Street Dance and Food Festival, Harbour Drive/Shedden Road 7.00pm‐11.00pm Teen Up, Teen Disco, Cayman Craft Market SUNDAY, 13 November

MONDAY, 14 November MONDAY, 14 November TUESDAY, 15 November

TUESDAY, 15 November WEDNESDAY, 16 November

7.30am 12.00pm ‐4.00pm 4:00 pm 1.00pm‐4.00pm Surrender the Booty Boat Cruise sponsored by Coconut Joes & Tropicana 3.00pm 10:00 am-8:00 pm Turtle Release Safehaven – sponsored by Turtle Farm 4.00pm ‐

Bodden Town/Savannah Heritage Day Harry McCoy Sr. Park, Gun Square Rd.

10.00am‐8.00pm

Bodden Town/Savannah Heritage Day Harry McCoy Sr. Park, Gun Square Rd

11.00am‐8.00pm

George Town Heritage Day, Cardinall Ave

11:00 am-8:00 pm

George Town Heritage Day, Cardinall Ave.

11.00am‐9.00pm East End Heritage Day (Heritage Field) 3.30pm‐8.00pm Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet – Lions Pool 11:00 am-9:00 pm 7.00pm‐12.00am Hard Rock Night. Live Music. Steak & ribs.

WEDNESDAY, 16 November THURSDAY, 17 November FRIDAY, 18 November SATURDAY, 19 November

East End Heritage Day (Heritage Field) Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet 11.00am‐2.00am North Side Heritage Day (Water Key Public Park – next to Kaibo) at Lions Pool 4.00pm‐8.00pm Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet – Lions Pool 7:00 pm-12:00 am Hard Rock Night. Live Music. Steak & Ribs 8.00am‐5.00pm Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet – Lions Pool 3:30 pm-8:00 pm 11.00am‐9.00pm West Bay Heritage Day at West Bay Heritage site (next to Ed Bush Stadium).

Circuit race downtown for the under 12’s sponsored by Ribena 11:00 am-9:00 pm West Bay Heritage Day at West Bay Heritage site THURSDAY, 17 November 8.30am‐10.00am 11.00am‐3.30pm Boat Delivery & assembly South Terminal area, entry via Boilers Road as Harbour Drive closed 11.00 am Walking on Water competition sponsored by Wow Balls (next to Ed Bush Stadium)

FRIDAY, 18 November

SATURDAY, 19 November SUNDAY, 20 November

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SUNDAY, 20 November

1.00 pm High School Paddle Board Race Relay sponsored by Watermans & Co 1.30 pm Most on a Paddle Board Competition 11:00 am-2:00 pm 2.30 pm Main Paddle Board competition 4 4.00 pm Cardboard Boat Race presented by Build Cayman Ltd. Sponsored by Caybrew/Digicel 6.00 pm :00 pm-8:00Snapper Cook‐Off finale sponsored by Just Sea Foods to be held in front of Museum pm 7.00 pm SaxonMG Licence to WIN Grand Prize Give Away 7.30 pm Trial of the Pirates, Harbour Drive 7.50pm Fireworks, Harbour Drive 8.30pm‐12.00pm Street Dance Finale and Food Festival – Harbour Drive/Shedden Road 8:00 am-5:00 pm 7.00pm‐11.00pm Teen Up. Teen Disco –Cayman Craft Market

North Side Heritage Day at Water Key Public Park (next to Kaibo) Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet at Lions Pool

Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet at Lions Pool 7.00am Pirates Week 10K Run sponsored by KRyS Global 8.00am Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet Cont'd., Lions Pool 8:30 am-10:00 am Circuit race downtown for the under 12’s 1.00pm Mickey Mouse Darts Tournament – Mango Tree sponsored by Budweiser (Sponsored by Ribena)

Cayman Brac Weekend, 11:00 am-3:30 pm Boat Delivery & Assembly South Terminal area, entry via Boilers Road as Harbour Drive is closed Updated October 2011. For more information email pirates@candw.ky 11:00 am Walking on Water Competition (Sponsored by Wow Balls)

1:00 pm High School Paddle Board Race Relay (Sponsored by Watermans & Co.) 1:30 pm Most on a Paddle Board Competition 2:30 pm Main Paddle Board competition 4:00 pm Cardboard Boat Race presented by Build Cayman Ltd. (Sponsored by Caybrew/Digicel) 6:00 pm Snapper Cook‐Off finale (Sponsored by Just Sea Foods) to be held in front of The National Museum 7:00 pm SaxonMG Licence to WIN Grand Prize Give Away 7:30 pm Trial of the Pirates, Harbour Drive 7:50 pm Fireworks, Harbour Drive 8:30 pm-12:00 pm Street Dance Finale and Food Festival at Harbour Drive/Shedden Road 7:00 pm-11:00 pm Teen Up. Teen Disco –Cayman Craft Market 7:00 am 8:00 am 1:00 pm

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Pirates Week 10K Run (Sponsored by KRyS Global) Mike Lockwood Memorial International Swim Meet Cont’d. at Lions Pool Mickey Mouse Darts Tournament at Mango Tree (Sponsored by Budweiser)

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Corsets: the old and the new We buy and sell gold, jewellery, electronics, vehicles and much more

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Women have worn corsets for thousands of years. In fact the oldest corset dates back to ancient Minoans from around 2000 BC. When most people think of corsets they think of the heavy bulky garments from the middle ages of Europe. Traditional corsets were heavy, restrictive and very uncomfortable to wear. As fabric technology has improved corsets are now not only more comfortable but are being worn as outwear.

By wearing a tightly laced corset for extended periods - a practice known as tight-lacing - men and women can learn to tolerate extreme waist constriction and reduce their natural waist size. Tight-lacers usually aim for 40 to 43 centimetres (16 to 17 inch) waists. The Guinness Book of World Records records two instances of women reducing to 15 inch waists: Ethel Granger and Cathie Jung. Other women, such as Polaire, also claim to have achieved such reductions.

These are extreme cases. Corsets were and are usually designed for support, with freedom of body movement an important consideration in their design.

Present day corset-wearers usually tighten the corset just enough to reduce waists to dimensions that range from 18 to 24 inches.

As a result of the above many people still believe all corsets are uncomfortable and wearing them restricts women’s lives, citing Victorian literature devoted to sensible or hygienic dress. However, these writings were most apt to protest against the misuse of corsets for tight-lacing; they were less vehement against corsets per se. Many reformers recommended “Emancipation bodices”, which were essentially tightly fitted vests, like full-torso corsets without boning.

Most women don’t own or have never worn a corset. However if

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943-7296 you’re looking for a fashion garment that accentuates your curves and bust line, a corset can be your best friend. A corset is a garment that covers your lower torso from bust line to waist. The sides have curved shaped ribbing that gives your body the classic hourglass shape.

These ribs are usually made a thin lightweight metal or hard plastic.

While these ribs do push your body into certain shapes, they aren’t ‘trainer’ corsets that pose health hazards to your internal organs. To wear a corset, first loosen the strings that are located on the back of the garment. There is usually a zipper in the front of the corset, unzip it and wrap the garment around your torso. Align it so the strings are in the back and close the zipper.

Now grab the strings and gently but firmly pull to tighten. Pull the strings until the corset is snug and firm. Do not pull the strings so tight that you can’t move or breathe comfortably. The first thing that you’ll notice is your bust line is now enhanced and you will probably be showing more cleavage than you are used to. While this is normal it does take some getting used to. Many women with a large bust find a corset is more comfortable to wear, as it gives them more support than a standard bra.

Most corsets fall into the category of intimate apparel. They come in a wide variety of fabrics such as satin,

silk, or lace and an array of colours.

You can find something that allows you to be as modest or daring as you desire. If your corset comes with a garter belt and stockings be sure to put on the stockings before the corset, it’s just easier. Corsets are also moving out of the bedroom and being worn as outwear. There, corsets are very similar to traditional corsets but available in decorative and luxurious fabrics. They may not be appropriate for a Monday morning office staff meeting but are great for an informal party or night at a club. If you’ve never worn a corset and would like to try one start with an outwear corset first, they are generally easier and more comfortable to wear.

However, moderate corset lacing is not incompatible with vigorous activity. In fact, during the late nineteenth century, when corset wearing was common, there were sport corsets specifically designed to wear while cycling, playing tennis, or horseback riding, as well as for maternity wear.

Most modern day corsetwearers will testify that corsets can be comfortable, once one is accustomed to wearing them. A well fitted corset should be very comfortable. Women active in the Society for Creative Anachronism and historical re-enactment groups commonly wear corsets as part of period costume, without complaint. to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

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11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck From China to New York, place your bets! Tie the knot! Make a wish!

Friday marked the 11th day of the 11th month of 2011. Around the world, people celebrated the triple convergence of 11s with a splash.

Some 1,000 ethnic Chinese couples exchanged vows across Malaysia on a date viewed as auspicious and romantic. In China, a special “1111” train started at 11:11 a.m. on the No. 11 line in Shanghai.

“The numbers rhyme with one husband, one wife and one soul in Chinese and signifies a marriage that would last a lifetime,” said nurse Pua Kim Giok, 25, who tied the knot with engineer Lee Chin Siong, 27. They were among 460 couples who got married at the popular Thean Hou Temple in Kuala Lumpur.

Not everyone was smiling, however.

Egypt’s antiquities authority closed the largest of the Great Pyramid of Giza following rumors that groups would try to hold spiritual ceremonies on the site at 11:11.

The authority’s head Mustafa Amin said in a statement Friday that the pyramid of Khufu, also known as Cheops, would be closed until Saturday morning for “necessary maintenance.”

The closure followed a string of unconfirmed reports in local media that unknown groups would try to hold “Jewish” or “Masonic” rites on the site.

Amin said all reports of planned ceremonies at the site were “completely lacking in truth.” The rest of the complex, which includes two other large pyramids, numerous tombs and the Sphinx, and is one of Egypt’s biggest tourist attractions, remained open Friday, though security appeared to be heavier than usual.

In the U.S., the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, N.J., was planning drawings every 11 minutes for up to $1,111.

In Las Vegas, Clark County Clerk Diana Alba got ready for an onslaught of weddings. She was expecting the number of couples to

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Name: Lyneth Monteith CINA Position: Second Vice-President Occupation: Principal John Gray High School Newlywed couples swear in during a mass wedding ceremony

surpass the crowd on 08/08/08 and equal the throng on 10/10/10. It may not, however, reach the turnout seen on July 7, 2007 — a date that consists of three lucky sevens.

“That was like the granddaddy of all dates,” Alba said.

Bryan Savage of Oklahoma City was among those tying the knot on 11-11. He said the number 11 is meaningful to him and his fiancée, Tara Melton, because his birthday is in November and they met in November.

“It’s just kind of cool and we didn’t really want Valentine’s Day or a holiday, but we just wanted something memorable,” he said.

Plus, he said, it will be easier to remember his anniversary.

In Des Moines, Iowa, Dr. Ross Valone, an obstetrician-gynecologist, will refund any fees he collects from delivering babies Friday. In Bellevue, Wash., Jason Brown will open his new grocery store at 11:11 a.m.

Vikki MacKinnon, a numerologist in Calgary, Ontario, said she expected the day to be a “cosmic wake-up call.”

“Eleven is a number of illumination and enlightenment, a number of insight, blinding flashes of the obvious, and a number of transformation,” she said.

The Chinese have always had a fascination with number sequences.

And in a country where ages of

Started playing in High School Captain of C. I. National Netball team at • 1988 CANA Tournament in the Cayman Islands • 1991 World Netball Championships Australia • 1991 World Netball Championships England Assistant Coach C. I. National Netball team 1999 – New Zealand

Newlywed couples pose at a photo session during a mass wedding ceremony at the Thean Hou temple in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Friday, Nov. 11, 2011

first marriages are creeping upward, the 11/11/11 date represents six “bare sticks,” a term for bachelors in Chinese.

And there are now more of them, with housing prices, focus on jobs and growing independence of young women meaning people are getting married later.

“It’s just difficult for men to afford the housing prices nowadays, and traditionally in China that is the responsibility of the man his family.

I feel a lot of pressure from this,” said Zheng An, a 26-year-old employee at a solar company in Shanghai. to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

Coach C. I. National Netball Team 2003 to Jamaica Coach/Player AllStars Netball Club Coach National Under 16, 2009 and 2010 to Jamaica and Barbados Intermediate Umpire since 2009

Want to know more about the Cayman Islands Netball Association?

Please call: 916-1944 or email: caymannetball@candw.ky

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Maples and Calder top legal list On 4 November 2011, independent legal directory “Legal 500” revealed the Cayman Islands law firm rankings in its 2011 edition. Described as “the best law firm in the Cayman Islands”, Maples and Calder was the only firm to consistently retain the coveted “first tier” ranking in every practice area.

The Corporate & Commercial category, jointly comprising the corporate and finance groups, placed Maples and Calder in tier 1 for another year, with the added distinction of being the sole Cayman Islands law firm to hold this ranking. Clients were impressed that Maples and Calder ‘always meets deadlines and the advice is commercially useful’.

Heads of their respective areas of practice, Alasdair Robertson (finance), Tim Frawley (insurance), Justin Appleyard (trusts) and George Loutas (real estate) were specifically mentioned along with several other partners, whom the directory recommended as

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well regarded and widely praised.

The Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution group also returned to the top position, headed by Aristos Galatopoulos who ‘has the wonderful gift of conveying complex legal issues in everyday language’. Mac Imrie, Colin McKie and Matthew Crawford were described as ‘excellent litigators’ by clients.

Further success was achieved by the Investment Funds, Insurance/ Reinsurance, Real Estate and Trusts/ Private Client groups, each of which earned tier 1 status on their inaugural ranking in Legal 500. Noting that the firm is ‘consistent across the board’ with ‘very knowledgeable and experienced lawyers who are also business savvy and practical in their approach to problem solving’, the directory mentioned several deals including the third largest private equity deal launched in 2010.

Among many of the firm’s lawyers who earned accolades in Legal 500,

the ‘highly thought of’ Jon Fowler, head of investment funds, and the ‘great and’ ‘incredibly responsive and very thoughtful’ Iain McMurdo, head of private equity, came highly recommended.

“Maples and Calder has consistently achieved top tier ratings and our clients and competitors alike acknowledge us as the market leader in each of our principal practice areas,” said Paul Lumsden, Cayman Managing Partner and head of the corporate group. “The Legal 500 rankings are a testament to the dedication and hard work of our teams and the commitment to deliver the highest quality of legal advice to our clients. We are proud of our reputation as an innovative, entrepreneurial firm, and we strive hard to maintain it.”

Maples and Calder has also maintained first tier rankings in IFLR, Chambers and Partners and PLC Which Lawyer directories for each of its core practice areas.

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NEW YORK (AP) — By the third time around, it really shouldn’t be a surprise. The latest “Call of Duty” video game set a first-day sales record this week, generating $400 million in sales in its first 24 hours in stores.

That breaks the record its predecessor set this time last year.

“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3” is the third game in the military shooter series to set such a record. Last year, “Call of Duty: Black Ops” raked in to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

$360 million in its first 24 hours on sale. “Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2,” sold 4.7 million copies in its first 24 hours to reap $310 million The latest installment of the game from Activision Blizzard Inc. went on sale at midnight Tuesday in North America and the U.K. Activision said Friday the game sold 6.4 million units in its first 24 hours.

A rival shooter game from Electronic Arts Inc., “Battlefield 3,”

meanwhile, sold 5 million units in its first week in stores last month, making it the fastest-selling game in EA’s history.

The figures show there’s a big appetite for big shooter games this holiday season, boding well for their publishers and retailers such as GameStop Corp.

Shares of Activision Blizzard slipped 16 cents to $12.82 in morning trading Friday.

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Cayman Islands Cancer Society Presentation Synopsis 1. Breast Cancer – What You Need To Know

PART 1

The Cayman Islands Cancer Society is committed to increasing the public’s awareness of cancer issues and has developed a public education awareness program around this goal.

Our presentations are interactive and each presentation will include an overview of the specific type of cancer if it related to a specific type of cancer and include a discussion of risk factors, signs and symptoms, screening guidelines and ways to reduce your risk. Whenever possible, a doctor will attend these sessions.

To book a session or to obtain more information, please contact Victoria Anderson by calling 949-7618 or 916-7108. Alternatively, you may email victoria@cics.ky

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide and it can also strike men. Find out what you need to know - what it is, risk factors and how to reduce the likelihood of developing it, signs and symptoms, screening recommendations and more.

2. Cancer Prevention – The Seven Steps to Cancer Risk Reduction Cancer is one of the most common diseases in the world today but did you know that you could reduce your risk of developing cancer by changing your lifestyle? Attend this presentation and find out the steps you can take to reduce your cancer risk.

3. Colorectal Cancer – What You Need To Know

This talk will give you all the facts about colorectal cancer – what it is, risk factors and how to reduce the likelihood of developing it, signs and symptoms, screening recommendations and more. Don’t die of embarrassment – attending this talk could save your life!

Talks on other types of cancer are also offered.

Please see tomorrows paper for part 2

Criollo

Summer Sale!

Buy Criollo Reserva Chardonnay, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec Rosé at 50% off!

Regular Price: $14 per bottle now only $7!

Call us at 943 3333 or email info@premier.ky to place your order.

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iCommunity Events ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT GROUP: Is being launched, Anyone who is a caregiver, spouse, child or friend of a loved one who is suffering from this debilitating disease and is interested in being a part of this new community initiative, please contact Dorothy at 9291655 or email: alzheimersgroup. caymanislands@gmail.com LOST DOGS: Department of Agriculture and veterinary students of St. Matthew’s University provide an online list of dogs found on island and are housed at the Department of Agriculture Animal Rescue Shelter off Agricola Road in Lower Valley. Anyone missing a dog can visit the website www. smustudents.webs.com or visit the shelter Monday through Friday 12-1pm and 3.30 to 4.30pm.

BIRTHDAY PARTY: This month’s birthday party at The Pines is sponsored by Rotary Sunrise. All senior citizens celebrating birthdays in November are welcome to join in at midday. Please RSVP to Shelliann on 949-5650 by Wednesday, November 16.

GUIDED MASTIC TRAIL TOURS: Tuesday through Friday mornings Enjoy a guided nature walk through the dense tropical forest known as the Mastic Reserve, teeming with native and endemic flora and fauna. Additional days and private tours may also be available. $20 for members, $24 for non-members Contact Stuart Mailer smailer@ nationaltrust.org.ky, or call (345) 7491124 for more information. Call for reservations, meeting time and directions.

BLUE IGUANA SAFARI: Monday through Saturday 11:00 a.m. at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park Come and meet the Blues! This one and a half hour fully guided tour takes you behind the scenes at the captive breeding facility. $24 and includes admission to the Park Tickets available at the Park Gate, reservations are not required.

MISSION HOUSE PIRATES WEEK Tour Monday, 14 November - Remembrance Day Tours available from 10:30am to 4:00pm Adults CI$6 and seniors and Children CI$3 Call 749-1132 for more information PAWS DOG WASH: In Bodden Town at Turtle Nest Inn, 9 to 11:30am.

Registration begins at 9am; all

dogs will be washed and groomed with toenail trim. Professional advice available for your pet; spay and neuter appointments can be made with financial assistance available. Sponsored

by Turtle Nest Inn with PAWS (Protection of Animal Welfare Society) for the Eastern Districts.

MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA: Rotary Central fundraiser, Saturday, 26th November 7pm till midnight at the Brick House, Grand Harbour, features three bands. Tickets $25. Drawing for prizes include $40,000, 10 prizes of $1,000.

NATIONAL GALLERY FUNDRAISER: Students public and private schools are invited to participate in “ dress down” day for a donation of $2.00 or more. The National Gallery chairman will match donations and each student will get a keepsake wristband of this effort to raise $100,000 to complete the new National Gallery and Education Centre. For more information contact Mona at communications. ng@candw.ky CINECLUB: CineClub is for the foreign and art-film lovers, who want an experience of movies from around the world. CineClub is held on the second and fourth Monday of each month at the National Gallery in Harbour Place from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. Admission is $5.00 or FREE for members.

Contact Anne on admin.ng@ candw.ky for more information.

WEST BAY HERITAGE COMMITTEE: Invites West Bayers to get involved in Heritage Day 2011 activities. Contact Eziethamae Bodden, 916-1559 ST GEORGE’S ANGLICAN (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH: Courts Road, Eastern Av. Mass: Sun 7am and 11am, Wed 7:30am Feast & Saint Days 7:30am. Sunday School Sun. 9am. Choir Practice at the church Adults Thu 5:30pm Junior Sat 5 -7:30pm Youth Fellowship (AYF) Sat 5 – 7pm. Knights of St George (male & female) Sun 8am Contact church office 949-5583 UNITED CHURCH IN JAMAICA & THE CAYMAN ISLANDS: George Town – Elmslie Memorial Church, Robert Young, and George Hicks. West Bay - John Gray. Bodden Town – Webster.

North Side – William Pouchie.

East End, Gun Bay & Savannah – United Church. Call Council Office and Prospect Youth & Conference Centre 947-1963.

Elmslie Church office 949-7923

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THE POWER OF FAITH DELIVERANCE MINSTRY: 100 Greenwood Drive (Swamp) hosts Sunday school worship 10:15am and 7:00pm. Tuesday: New Believers class 7:30 to 8:30pm. Wednesday, Revival and Deliverance service, 7:30pm. Friday, Youth Flex at 7pm Contact 322-1485 or email poweroffaithgcm@ yahoo.com. All are welcome

Road. Services Sun 9am and 10:30am Contact 949-9393

CHURCH SERVICE ST. ALBAN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH AND ST. MARY’S ANGLICAN CHURCH: Sundays St. Alban’s Church 8.35 a.m. - MATINS Sundays To Be Announced 7.30 p.m. HOLY COMMUNION ST. Mary’s Church, Cayman Brac 9.00 a.m. - CHURCH SCHOOL 9.30 a.m. - HOLY COMMUNION 6.00 p.m. - EVENING PRAYER Tues – Fri 12.30 p.m. - MIDDAY PRAYERS St. Alban’s Church Red Letter Weekdays 5.00 p.m.

– HOLY COMMUNION St. Alban’s Church. For further details see www.churchofenglandcayman.com

PASTORS PRAYER: West Bay pastors meet for their monthly time of prayer. 10:30am, Church Of God Chapel, Town Hall Road.

ST GEORGE’S ANGLICAN BARGAIN CORNER: Located upstairs at St. George’s Anglican Church Preschool, Courts Road, Eastern Av. Last Sat of month 7 – 11am.

CHURCH OF GOD CHAPEL: Academy Way, Walkers

St. George’s Anglican Church Outreach and Mission Committee invites all to a Golden Oldies HALLELUJAH 2011: Everyone is invited to Bodden Town Church of God. Choirs and groups from across Cayman will minster. Speaker will be Pastor Winston Rose. Starts at 7pm

BETHESDA COUNSELLING CENTER: At 68 Mary Street caters to all persons who seek help. Call 946-6575. Open Monday to Friday 9.30am to 5.30pm. Appointments can be made for Saturdays and late evenings. The center is owned and operated by the United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.

OVERCOMERS OUTREACH: Is Christ-centered 12 Step Recovery Group addressing addictions and those affected by them, bridging the gap between 12-Step groups and churches. Weekly meetings at CI Baptist Church, 163 Pedro Castle Road Savannah, Mondays, 7pm. For more details contact Virginia Castillo at 946-2422 or visit www.overcomersoutreach.org

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Cricket report: Jamaica win big The Challenge Trophy, Cayman Islands favorite off season tournament began yesterday in glorious sunshine. It was a fitting start to T/20 action. Cayman Islands and Bahamas

participants of the ICC Americas Level 1 Coaching Course held at the John Gray High School and the region’s Development Officer Wendell Coppin were present at the Smith Road

Oval to enjoy the first match of the tournament.

Batting first Cayman made a respectable 130 for 4 wickets with Ronald Ebanks 50n.o, Omar Willis 36 and Ricardo Roach 21n.o. Wayne Cato was the most outstanding bowler for Jamaica taking 2 wickets for 18 runs.

Cayman bowlers began well and restricted Jamaica in the first 10 overs. The stage was set for Ladel Farquharson the most explosive batsman in Cayman Islands. With the Jamaican supporters chanting for Ladel, he came in and did not disappoint them. He stroked 4 sixes and 2 fours in making 51n.o and with Ainsley Hall 36n.o took Jamaica to victory by 7 wickets.

RESULTS Cayman – 130 for 4 wickets Ronald Ebanks 50n.o, Omar Willis 36, Ricardo Roach 21n.o, Wayne Cato 2 for 18 Jamaica – 135 for 3 Ladel Farquharson 51n.o, Ainsley Hall 36 Jamaica won by 7 wickets SCHEDULE Sat Nov 12: India vs Jamaica at 2:30pm Sun Nov 13: B & I Lions vs Guyana at 11am Barbados vs Cayman at 2:30pm

Ladel Farquharson

Venezuela hunts for Ramos and his kidnappers CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan authorities said Friday they are confident they can quickly solve the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.

The abduction on Wednesday was the first known kidnapping of a major leaguer in a country that has scores of players on big league rosters, and it has brought a renewed focus on rising violent crime in Venezuela.

Deputy Justice Minister Edwin Rojas said investigators are making progress in gathering evidence and have physical descriptions of the kidnappers based on the accounts of relatives.

“We have faith in the quick resolution of this case,” Rojas told state television. He said President Hugo Chavez’s government “is working 24 hours a day to solve this case.”

Armed men seized Ramos at gunpoint Wednesday outside his home in a workingclass neighborhood in the city of Valencia.

Authorities said Thursday that they had found a stolen SUV used by the kidnappers abandoned

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in a nearby town.

Neighbors held a candlelight vigil outside his home and prayed for Ramos, as did fans at a baseball game in Valencia on Thursday.

At games in three Venezuelan stadiums Thursday night, players and fans observed a minute of silence in support of Ramos. Some held signs reading: “Free Wilson Ramos!”

Teams added green to their uniforms, some sporting a green ribbon on one shoulder, others a green “W’’ for Wilson embroidered on their jerseys.

Security has increasingly become a concern for Venezuelan players and their families as a rising wave of kidnappings has hit the wealthy as well as the middle class.

Venezuelan police said 618 kidnappings were reported in 2009, and the numbers have grown rapidly in recent years. In 1998, when Chavez was elected, just 52 kidnappings were reported. Security experts say the real number of kidnappings today is much higher because many cases aren’t reported to authorities. to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

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Tiger Woods has shot of the day

TWO PRIME LAND OPPORTUNITIES An excellent opportunity to purchase two adjoining parcels of land • Situated within the North Sound Estates canal development with a total of 0.48 acres.

• Plot 1 has 0.26 acres with water to two sides with 210ft of water frontage with sea wall.

• Plot 2 has 0.22 acres with102ft of water frontage.

• The area has family residencies and apartment complexes with local amenities including supermarkets, shops, bank, plus more.

• Savannah Primary School, Post Office and gas station.

• Plot 1 is cleared and ready for development.

• Sold together would be discounted.

• Plot 1 has a dock that brings in an income and can be transferred to new owner.

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Appraised value of CI$184,000

Plot 1 $179,000 Appraised value of CI$100,000

Plot 2 $95,000

Plot 2

Plot 1

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SYDNEY (AP) — It was the shot of the day Friday at the Australian Open, and one that made the Tiger Woods of today look ominously like the one of yesterday.

Standing about 280 yards from the green on the par5 eighth hole at The Lakes, Woods grabbed his 3-wood, flushed it with a slight fade into a brisk breeze and rolled it on to the green. Two putts later, his birdie helped him to a 5-under 67 and a one-stroke lead over Australian veteran Peter O’Malley going into the weekend.

That impressed one of his playing partners, Australian Robert Allenby, who missed the cut after rounds of 75-73, but who still seemed to enjoy the front-row seat to Woods’ apparent resurgence.

“Probably in the last six months, that’s the best I’ve seen him play,” Allenby said in the scorers’ area while Woods was mobbed by autograph seekers. “I’ve seen him at his absolute best ... that was a different human being. He’s on his way back, that’s for sure.

“I think where he is right now is good enough to win. I think you’ll find if he keeps going the way he is going, he’ll win over the weekend.”

Woods, who was at 9-under 135, thought Friday’s round might even have been better — “it felt it could have been 8 or 9 deep.”

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Frank to lead England

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Fabio Capello has confirmed that Frank Lampard will captain England against Spain on today - but John Terry will return as skipper against Sweden.

But the England manager insists Terry - who is subject of a police inquiry over claims he racially abused QPR’s Anton Ferdinand - is innocent until proven guilty of those allegations.

“I decided everything [selectionwise] before what happened,” said Capello.

“He will be on the bench against Spain but play against Sweden on Tuesday.”

Capello insists Chelsea defender Terry has his full support while the Football Association and police probe claims of alleged racist abuse against him.

“He is innocent until proven guilty,” the England manager added.

“Absolutely. I need to respect every

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decision but I cannot speak about it.”

It will be the second time Lampard has captained his country - and the Chelsea midfielder insists team-mate Terry was fine, despite the allegations against him.

Lampard, who was skipper when England defeated Denmark 2-1 in Copenhagen in February 2011, said: “He’s coping just fine - as he’s always coped.

“We’ve always had our moments in football, me included, but he has a very strong character. When he plays on Tuesday - or in the future - you will still see the same John Terry.

“There’s always a lot of respect in the dressing room and that will remain.

“I’ve worked with John for a long time professionally and he’s always been a fantastic friend and colleague.

“Nothing has been said. It has been business at usual.”

Capello confirmed that Phil Jones will start in midfield but refused to reveal any more details about

the side he will field against world champions Spain.

Meanwhile, Gabriel Agbonlahor has been ruled with a hamstring injury.

The Aston Villa striker has returned to his club after suffering the injury in training - ending his hopes of winning his fourth cap.

“Gabriel Agbonlahor has this morning returned to Aston Villa,” said a statement from the FA. “Having been assessed by the England medical staff, Agbonlahor is unable to train and has returned to his club.”

Agbonlahor has scored five Premier League goals this season, including Villa’s second in last Saturday’s 3-2 win over Norwich.

Before their final training session ahead of the friendly, England’s players and coaching staff held a two minutes’ silence in the Wembley centre circle in honour of Remembrance Day.

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