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Issue 181 iLocal Dart redevelop West Bay park Page 3

iBusiness New manager joins RBC Page 4

iWorld Public won’t pay for Queen’s yacht Page 9

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Junior Achievement Cayman celebrates 20 years Page 6 Probe finds auditors responsible for Olympus losses Page 7

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Premier McKeeva Bush yesterday laid to rest any lingering hopes for cruise-ship berthing in Red Bay, saying construction in George Town would make the best use of national resources.

At the same time, he predicted as much as another eight weeks until the final ForCayman Alliance Agreement would be signed with Dart Realty.

“It is a ‘go’ with the China Harbour Engineering Company,” he told iNews Cayman, alluding to the prospective contractor for the twopier port and upland development in George Town’s Hog Sty Bay. “We are doing the business case, the valuefor-money study, and as soon as it is done, it will pass to the Central Tenders Committee.

“I’m not saying that George Town is the best place, but that is what has been promised, what people are expecting and where things already are,” he said.

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NCVO recognises long service staff Page 15 Church group helps auto students Page 17 City extend lead at the top Page 22

Street hockey fun in the sun Ben Sommerville of Green Hornets drives past Ryan Godwin of Montessori Force 4 in the Cayman Islands Youth Roller Hockey Club’s second annual Street Hockey Tournament at Camana Bay, where forty teams helped to raise

CI$10,000 for CaymanHospice Care and UNICEF Cayman Kids charities.

There was also a silent auction that featured a Florida Panthers signed shirt as one of the prizes.

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Dart make a good point in West Bay photos by Tad Stoner

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Dart Realty on Saturday opened a refurbished and rebuilt Scholar’s Park in West Bay, marking a bright afternoon with food, face painting, races and all the popcorn and snow cones anyone could eat.

The noon opening unveiled a nearly new park, with rebuilt swings, sturdy fencing, landscaped gardens, picnic tables, pavilions and plenty of shade and green grass, rounded out with sparkling fresh public rest rooms.

“This is the first big District Park we are doing,” said Dart Communications Manager Lynn Smith-Moore, who last year helped oversee reconstruction and reopening of smaller neighbourhood parks in Scranton, the Swamp and

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Windsor Park.

“We are starting with this and will spread out to do all the districts,” she said, “then stay involved with the communities, but instead of providing what we think they might want, we’ll ask people what they would like to see, and then do our best to facilitate that.”

While Premier and West Bay MLA McKeeva Bush had been scheduled to appear - accompanied by fellow district representatives Rolston Anglin, Cline Glidden and Eugene Ebanks, alongside Community Affairs Minister Mike Adam – he was forced to stay away, pleading illness.

“He said he wasn’t feeling too well,” organisers said.

Still, fresh off her 17 December Christmas party for local children, West Bay neighbourhood officer

Sharon Baillie was present, enjoying the sunshine and the recognition of the community.

“These are my people and this is the only recognition I need,” she said, smiling at the crowds and their greetings. “I work for their benefit, trying to make things just a little better,” she said.

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Mr. D’Amato, who moves to George Town from Toronto, Canada, has over 20 years’ experience in the investment and wealth management industries, having held senior positions with Scotia Bank and TD Waterhouse. He holds a degree in Economics from York University, Canada.

Deanna Bidwell, Head of Caribbean, RBC Wealth Management commented, “I am delighted to welcome John to our Investments Services team in the Caribbean. John has strong leadership, sales, and people management skills and demonstrable experience of building and developing high-performing investment teams.

He is a great addition to our team and will help us further grow our suite of investment solutions for our high net worth clients.”

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NEWS

“The public will understand what I’ve done for them” Tad Stoner tad.stoner@ieyenews.com

Continued from front page Mr Bush said he still did not have a date to conclude the $1.5 billion, 30year infrastructure and communitydevelopment ForCayman Alliance programme, but that a negotiating committee was making progress. The alliance had originally scheduled a late-November signing, but delayed the pact for further talks.

“We have a committee that has been working on it, and it will take from one month to three months from when we signed the National Roads Authority (NRA) agreement,” the premier said, referring to the 15 December conclusion of a subsidiary accord among the NRA, Dart Realty and elected government to start work on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway extension to West Bay. While Mr Bush’s projection moves the signing to late February, Dart Realty yesterday declined to comment on the development.

The premier also, after months of debate, finally rejected outright alternate cruise-berthing proposals in South Sound’s Red Bay, while at the same time dismissing questions surrounding the Spotts Landing foulweather alternative to George Town.

“I haven’t got time for Red Bay,” he said yesterday. ”I’m doing nothing untoward and am getting the best

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AFTER HOURS

McKeeva Bush

deal.” He acknowledged criticisms that docking facilities in George Town could not be enlarged to meet future demand, but said the decision had been made.

“No, you can’t expand George Town, but that is where we choose to go and what the agreement is. So George Town is a ‘go’.

“We have to go ahead with Spotts,” he said, lamenting the rejection of his own proposed substitute. “I gave an alternative. It was in North Sound, but no one wanted to go there. North

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Sound has been on the table for generations. People have been saying we should go there, just past the airport, up around there. We have to go to Spotts.”

Initially, Mr Bush had proposed dredging a channel across the reef above the Cayman Islands Yacht Club, tracing the shoreline past the Ritz-Carlton hotel and Camana Bay, past the George Town Barcadere, extending nearly to the police marina at the end of Hirst Road.

In May he dropped the plan after public outcry.

“When we come out, when the deal is finally signed, the public will understand why and what I have done for them,” he said, pointing to efforts by George Town MLA and chief negotiator with the China Harbour group Ellio Solomon.

Last week, Mr Solomon announced “tremendous progress” in the talks, settling a range of issues including local employment and subcontractors, supply of building materials and visiting-worker accommodation. A final signature, he predicted, would come in mid-February.

“He has done a tremendous job,” the premier said yesterday, “taking up the challenge that I have outlined to him, getting the whole thing to where we use all our assets for the best for this country.”

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NEWS

Cops help encourage sport in Windsor Park of the neighbourhood.”

Young people in Windsor Park The handover of the are now better equipped to equipment took place in play sport in their free time George Town last Thursday ( - thanks to the teamwork of 12 January 2012). The cost of Cayman Crime Stoppers and the equipment was CI$400. the RCIPS. Malcolm Ellis, Chairman of Crime Stoppers has Cayman Crime Stoppers, said: provided a number of branded “The Cayman Crime Stoppers footballs and basketballs as board is very happy to support part of a community sporting this initiative to provide young initiative spearheaded by people with a positive outlet neighbourhood officer Police for their energy, and to see our Constable Cardiff Robinson. police officers acting as role PC Robinson has been models at a community level. working closely with the The equipment is branded Windsor Park community for with the Crime Stoppers logo the past year and he identified a and the 800-TIPS hotline need to provide some sporting L-R: Police Constable Cardiff Robinson, Senior Police Constable Fran General, Neighbourhood Police Supervisor and and so provides another way equipment for people in the Treasurer of Cayman Crime Stoppers Ronan Guilfoyleand and Chairman of Cayman Crime Stoppers Malcolm Ellis. for us to remind everyone area to use.

“Young people in Windsor Park energy is channeled productively sporting initiative and supply some involved about our programme and equipment.

We how to provide anonymous tips. are no different from young people and that they don’t become tempted much-needed anywhere else in the world - they to get involved in anti-social hope that the equipment provided We’d like to thank KPMG for their are full of energy,” he said. “The behaviour or crime. That’s why I will engender some team spirit financial donation that allowed us challenge for us, and the wider approached Crime Stoppers to ask in Windsor Park, and ultimately to acquire the sports equipment for community, is to ensure that the if they could support a community contribute to the social development programmes like these.”

Junior Achievement Cayman celebrates 20 years With the launch of Junior Achievement 2011 underway and the 20th anniversary of the programme in the Cayman Islands being celebrated, Paul Byles, President of Junior Achievement of the Cayman Islands, said the programme could not be possible without the generous support and involvement of Cayman’s business community.

“The Cayman business community is an integral part of the ongoing viability and success of Junior Achievement in the Cayman Islands,” he said. “We thank all of the individuals and businesses that over the past 20 years have worked to ensure every child has access to the economic and financial knowledge they will need for the future,” he said.

“Participating in Junior Achievement as a sponsor or volunteer, helps foster the entrepreneurial spirit of Cayman’s youth by inspiring them to start a

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business, define a career plan and make better financial decisions.”

Mr Byles said Cayman’s students have the innovation and drive but require assistance and mentoring in order to provide them with the skills for running a business.

For 20 years Junior Achievement has answered this call by providing Cayman’s youth with the knowledge they need to plan for their future and make smart academic and economic choices.

Through the various Junior

Achievement programmes young people experience a traditional education of Maths, English, Science and so on, but today they also need to be taught how to be enterprising and think like entrepreneurs so they can create their own inspiring businesses and community projects, and be more enterprising within their careers and society.

Rotary Central introduced Junior Achievement to the Cayman Islands in 1991 and partnered with the Chamber of Commerce on the popular programme that focuses on youth. The Chamber of Commerce provides a permanent office and offers administrative support.

Ms Teresa Foster, Director of the JA Cayman Islands explained that this year the Junior Achievement Company Programme sees participation from over 200 students across the Cayman Islands schools, paired with 12 sponsoring companies including one on Cayman Brac. The JA Company

Programme provides students the opportunity to simulate a real business while being academically challenged in the following areas: company structure, company capitalisation, customer-product focus, product-market pricing, company operations, branding and public relations, product sales, individual entrepreneurial plans and company liquidation.

“Our core objective is to prepare young people to meet the social and economic challenges of the next decade by providing thought-provoking and inspiring educational programmes that promote lifelong learning and foster qualities of leadership, innovation and entrepreneurial spirit,” Mr Byles said.

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NEWS

Probe finds auditors responsible for losses TOKYO (AP) - An internal investigation at Olympus Corp. found that five current and former auditors are responsible for a combined 8.38 billion yen ($109 million) in losses linked to the Japanese company’s accounting scandal, and plans to sue them.

The panel’s report released Tuesday said it found two accounting firms hired by Olympus as external auditors, KPMG Azsa LLC and Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC, had not violated their fiduciary duties.

Olympus has admitted a coverup of investment losses of 117.7 billion yen ($1.5 billion) dating back to the 1990s and is suing 19 former and current executives for damages.

The scandal first came to light

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after former CEO Michael Woodford raised questions about questionable transactions, including paying exorbitant prices for financial advice from an obscure Wall Street firm and for small companies outside Olympus’ main business.

He was promptly fired by the board in October.

The panel said that auditor Minoru Ohta was aware of the coverup but had failed to draw attention to it, and was responsible for losses totalling 3.73 billion yen. Four other auditors also failed to fulfil their duties and were responsible for about 4.66 billion yen in losses, the report said.

Olympus plans to file a lawsuit against the five men with Tokyo District Court, a company official said.

Japanese prosecutors have begun a separate investigation and raided company headquarters and former President Tsuyoshi Kikukawa’s home last month.

Olympus barely met its midDecember deadline to avoid being removed from the Tokyo Stock Exchange by filing corrected earnings for the April-September first half and for the past five fiscal years.

Woodford, a British national, had demanded the resignation of the entire board and mounted a campaign to win back the top job with a new slate of directors. But earlier this month, he said he was giving up his fight after failing to win backing from major investors and Japanese megabanks.

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VoluntEARS return to Cayman

Staff of the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (DOT) teamed up with the Disney Cruise Line VoluntEARS on Tuesday, 13 December 2011 to bring the joy of Christmas to the students of Miss Nadine’s Pre-School and the Lighthouse School. An annual to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

event, this is a part of Disney’s efforts to be a good corporate citizen and neighbor.

Infants and toddlers at Miss Nadine’s Pre-School were delighted by surprise Disney guests Mickey Mouse, Daffy Duck, Goofy and Stitch. Each child was presented

with receive mini beanbag plush from “101 Dalmatians.”

The students at the Lighthouse School were elated to meet the characters as well, dancing and chatting with them. Each student was presented with a “Cars 2” Read Along Storybooks.

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Airbus takes record orders in 2011, beating Boeing HAMBURG, Germany (AP) — Airbus took in a record number of orders for new commercial aircraft last year as strong demand for its revamped single-aisle plane helped it best U.S. rival Boeing Co. in the race for orders for the fourth year running.

The European jet maker said Tuesday that it took in 1,419 net new orders in 2011, worth $140 billion, well above Boeing’s total of 805 aircraft. That topped the previous record of 1,413 net orders recorded by Boeing in 2007.

Airbus also delivered 534 aircraft last year, up from 510 a year earlier

and keeping the title of world’s biggest jet maker that it has held since 2003.

Boeing delivered 477 aircraft in 2011.

For this year, Airbus targets around 570 jet deliveries, including about 30 of its A380 super jumbo, the world’s largest commercial jet.

Louis Gallois, the CEO of Airbus parent company EADS, said 2011 revenue will be “nicely above” the euro45.8 billion recorded in 2010.

EADS reports its 2011 earnings in early March.

Gallois is due to retire in May but the EADS executive declined to comment on his succession plans. He

spoke more freely about the ongoing European financial crisis, saying that the credit downgrades of nine European countries including France by rating agency Standard & Poor’s last week “is only making things more complex.”

No public funding for new royal yacht LONDON (AP) — What do you get for a monarch who has almost everything? Not, apparently, a new yacht, at least not one paid for with taxpayer funds.

That was the message Monday as a brief boomlet of support for the idea of providing Queen Elizabeth II with a new royal yacht to mark her Diamond Jubilee was quickly deflated by Prime Minister David Cameron.

It is estimated that a new yacht would cost at least 60 million pounds ($92 million).

Cameron’s spokesman Steve Field said it would not be appropriate for public funds to be spent on a new yacht during times of

economic hardship.

“I don’t think anyone is suggesting public money should be used for this,” Field told reporters Monday. “There is a difficult economic situation, there are scarce public resources, therefore we don’t think it would be an appropriate use of public money at the present time.”

But Cameron’s office didn’t rule out the possibility of helping Buckingham Palace to secure private-sector funding, if royal officials decide that Queen Elizabeth II needs a new vessel.

The idea was proposed by Education Secretary Michael Gove, who suggested in a leaked letter that the queen should receive a replacement

for the Royal Yacht Britannia, which was decommissioned in 1997 after 44 years as a floating royal residence.

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Missing raised to 29 in Italian cruise disaster ROME (AP) — Italy’s cruise liner tragedy turned into an environmental crisis Monday, as rough seas battering the stricken mega-ship raised fears that fuel might leak into pristine waters off Tuscany that are part of a protected sanctuary for dolphins, porpoises and whales.

The ship’s Italian operator accused the jailed captain of causing the wreck that left at least six dead and 29 missing, saying he made an “unapproved, unauthorized maneuver” to divert the vessel from its programmed course.

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people were missing. But an Italian Coast Guard official, Marco Brusco, said late Monday that 25 passengers and four crew members were unaccounted for three days after the Costa Concordia struck a reef and capsized off the coast of the tiny island of Giglio.

He didn’t explain the jump, but indicated 10 of the missing are Germans. Two Americans are also among the missing.

Brusco said there was still “a glimmer of hope” there could be survivors on parts of the vast cruise liner that have yet to be searched.

The last survivor, a crewman who had broken his leg, was rescued on Sunday.

Rescue operations were suspended for several hours because of the rough seas.

Even before the accident there had been mounting calls from environmentalists to restrict passage of large ships in the area.

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OPINIONS

The Editor Speaks David Marchant

Colin Wilson

It is amazing how an editorial colin.wilson@ieyenews.com comment I made in Friday (13) publication has sparked another two editorials on the subject. I made the point that, to me, Cayman Finance had missed the boat by turning down an invitation by David Marchant, owner of OffshoreAlert, to speak at the 2012 OffshoreAlert conference commencing at the end of April. I say turned down because David Marchant asserted that he had asked Mr. Richard Coles, chairman of Cayman Finance, back in July, 2011, to contribute ideas and suggestions for the event. I also pointed out the rudeness of Cayman Finance and their “utter disdain” by not even sending a polite “no”.

Mr. Coles, by way of their media representative, Ms Lynne Byles, of Tower Marketing, responded to my editorial saying, “they were never contacted in relation to participating in the 2012 conference.” Please see my editorial in yesterday’s (17) iNews Cayman for the Cayman Finance rebuttal and my comments.

The subject of this editorial concerns the second to last paragraph of yesterday’s Editorial, which reads: “I am awaiting OffshoreAlert’s response and I have asked Ms Byles if she can confirm OffshoreAlert has never contacted them in any capacity regarding their conference and if they have, had they responded. I also asked if they would be sending anyone to the conference.”

I have not had any response from Mr. Coles either direct or from Ms Byles. It was to Ms Byles I addressed my questions, as she is obviously Mr. Coles’ spokesperson. I have received a number of emails with attachments from Mr. Marchant who also called me yesterday evening when we had a long discussion.

Mr. Marchant gave me his version of the background to his relationship with Cayman Finance, especially pertaining to their previous chairman, Anthony Travers.

He also responded to the release we had received from Lynne Byles.

He agreed with me regarding the precise (and misleading) choice of words in their release and the ‘gobbledygook’ (my words) and also repeated my comment (he incidentally had not seen yesterday’s editorial) that he had never asked Cayman Finance for any form of sponsorship. We both found quote, “If Offshore Alert were to contact us regarding sponsorship, the opportunity would be evaluated on its own merit and would be given serious consideration” very strange. It seemed to have been placed in as a “red herring” to turn the thrust of their release away from whether they had in fact been asked to participate in the OffshoreAlert conference.

Mr. Marchant supplied me with copies of emails he had sent to Cayman Finance in July 2011. The first

was to Mr. Roy McTaggart, who was appointed Interim Chairman of Cayman Finance in February 2011. Mr. Marchant had thought he was still chairman and as soon as he found out he wasn’t, sent another email to the present chairman Mr. Coles. Mr. Marchant states, “There is no contact information for Coles on Cayman Finance’s web-site (http://www.caymanfinances.com/Mission/ Vision/directors.html) so I asked a contact in Cayman to provide me with an email address for him, which they did (tigers@candw.ky) and I sent Coles an email on July 8, 2011 (see attachment). It WAS NOT returned as undeliverable, suggesting it was an active email address.”

The attachment reads: “Dear Mr. Coles, I am writing to you in [y]our capacity as the Chairman of Cayman Finance.

I’m in the process of putting together an agenda for the 10th OffshoreAlert Conference, which will take place at The RitzCarlton, South Beach in Miami Beach, Florida on April 29 to May 1, 2012.

There will be sessions aimed at three different groups of attendees: providers, buyers and investigators of offshore products and services.

I would welcome any agenda ideas and suggestions that you or your members might have.

By way of background, our conference typically attracts over 250 attendees from many different countries and is covered by the world’s major newspapers and news agencies, such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Reuters, Bloomberg and PBS. We typically have more than 40 attendees from Cayman, including speakers from firms such as Appleby and Maples and Calder, both of which have also been sponsors.

Sincerely, David Marchant Publisher, OffshoreAlert”

A similar email was sent to Mr. McTaggart who still remained on Cayman Finance’s board.

I leave you to judge who is telling the truth.

Twenty five months ago, Cayman Finance posted a message “disassociating itself completely with [sic] OA and Mr. Marchant” on Cayman News Service’s website.

Mr. Coles comments, that they have never snubbed the Offshore Alert event because, “we were involved in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th annual conferences” was way back in the past under different chair persons and again had nothing to do with my editorial that sparked this debate.

Finally (today at least) in a release sent to us by OffshoreAlert, they announced Mr. Tim Ridley, former chairman of Cayman Islands Monetary Authority will be speaking at their conference about the role that OFCs play in the global economy. Bravo.

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OPINION

The influence of television Georgina Wilcox

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Television is the most influential form of medium that can brainwash the viewing public as soon as they switch a TV set on. Twenty first century technology is developing very fast. Advanced technological wonders still surprise us and make us wanting more and more comfort that they create. Television has became so popular all over the world there is no country, region or village where people don’t know what a television is. It has assumed the overpowering role it plays today as a result of the weakness of society.

A society’s strength is based on the relationships between people and when so much time is spent away from others and together with the media, the actions that take place are often times a reflection of what television presents.

It is also considered that television has both advantages and disadvantages and for one it is very difficult to decide what to watch and if to watch at all. Certainly, television is the main source of information. It is a great tool for learning, communication and for information. Daily, people listen and watch a short news sequence that provides us with everything we need to know for that day. Also, no doubt, television is the way to entertain oneself, for it offers a variety of possibilities to have fun sitting on your couch and relaxing. Another way to capture people’s minds on a live TV screen is advertisement.

Commercials have become inseparable part of broadcasting and live coverage. Even favourite movies are interrupted by a short or not so

short ad(s). Though commercials are what holds television together and there’s nobody who can prove this wrong. Besides there have to be some ways to show what lies on the shelves at supermarkets.

When it comes to disadvantages one may prepare for a long story, but after all, despite these trifles we continue to do it, no matter what is said.

But the overwhelming influence of television is a constant threat to the maintenance of traditional family values and to the protection of our children’s future. Nevertheless, television cannot be changed for it is too big and powerful but compromises can be made that can strengthen society and help keep certain values protected.

It is harmful to stay in front of the TV for a long time. It spoils our eyes and health, doctors say. But the same thing happens when we read articles or interesting narrative essays for a long time. It is the same story with the computer as nothing harms our sight this much. As for the information that we constantly see on TV, it is a miracle how one can watch it without going crazy.

Indeed, if I was to watch three or more reality shows in a row it makes me at first confused than frustrated and then constantly unsatisfied and angry. It is also the same story with movies. It is almost impossible to

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find a movie without blood spilling around and angry men fighting for God knows what. Of course a nice narrative essay can be put aside when something similar comes up.

Now movies are rated, but who pays attention to that little geometric figure in the corner of your screen?

As soon as a movie is good, nobody cares to think about its influence on their children.

Television makes people physically inactive. It is impossible to stand up and go for a walk when your favourite soap opera is coming up. You leave everything undone and rush to see what happens next and stay glued to the screen until it’s over. Then another and another comes and you slowly but surely turn into a couch potato with health problems as in mental, as in physical field. Over the past decades, we have less and less time in our hands due to careers, divorces and the constant struggle for success.

This unfortunately, is resulting in

parents spending less time with their children, which is an important responsibility that no one or nothing can replace.

Parents must spend more time with their children, otherwise, the old values will slowly slip away and new ones, established by television, will take their place for good.

In a society where money signifies success and influence, television has taken its place among the most prosperous of businesses. Television cannot be attacked because it can and has successfully stood up to all sorts of challenges. Attacking it may deprive us of such benefits therefore this trend must be approached with “more conversation and less combat” as US President Bill Clinton once said. Instead of criticising, we should, perhaps, look for alternatives that, in the long run, will benefit society. Just as televisions’ bad influence has settled in slowly in our community, it can slowly be filtered out with time, patience and most importantly with everyone’s cooperation.

We just have to find out what makes us glue ourselves to the television screen and go to bed with a TV on? Maybe it is time to break the habit and start reading something useful, for example, this article about the influence of television.

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NCVO recognises long service staff Mrs. Janice Wilson, NCVO CEO, awarded four NCVO employees for “Long Service Recognition” who have a combined employment of 91 years!

The employees who received certificates were acknowledged and commended for their hard work and contribution at the NCVO’s Miss Nadine’s preschool and Jack & Jill Nursery. Mrs. Wilson commented saying “We are delighted to acknowledge the contributions of such loyal and dedicated staff members.”

The NCVO is a, non-profit, charitable organisation that has engaged in projects to assist children and young adults in the community for over 30 years in the Cayman Islands. For more information or to make a donation please contact ncvo@candw.ky or 949-2124 or visit our website www. ncvo.org.ky or www.facebook.com/ NCVOCaymanIslands

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Drug testing in the USA Georgina Wilcox georgina.wilcox@ieyenews.com

Drug testing is a big business. From employers who use drug testing as a pre-employment screening tool to parents who want to keep tabs on the well being of their teenagers, there are many groups that frequently use drug testing as a screening mechanism.

Since the mid-1980’s, drug testing has become more and more common.

Probably the group that is tested most often is prospective employees. With strict workplace safety legislation and the fact that employees can use dangerous equipment or have access to sensitive information, employers want to be certain that their employees are not drug abusers. With a sample of urine, hair, blood or swab from the to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

mouth, drug-testing laboratories can often product positive or negative results within 24 to 48 hours.

Recently, drug abuse testing has become increasingly common in professional athletics. With the controversies surrounding the use of steroids and other performanceenhancing drugs, athletes are under a great deal of scrutiny. A positive result on a drug test can result in penalties such as fines, loss of game time, or complete dismissal from the team.

Opponents of drug testing argue that it violates a person’s rights to privacy.

They hold that even if an employee is a recreational drug user, it does not necessarily follow that his or her work will be affected. With random drug testing gaining popularity in the

workforce opponents say that it can ruin a person’s life. Even recreational weekend usage may result in the loss of employment if the drug usage is determined with a drug test. Random drug testing is often argued to be testing without any probable cause.

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More on adjustable beds

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I wrote an article last year on the subject of adjustable beds and because of the feedback I received from it I decided to add some more on the subject. I apologise in advance for anything that I have repeated.

Nothing is more frustrating than not being able to sleep. It is essential for our existence; it is the state of natural rest to re-energise the body. Wikipedia defines sleep as “a naturally recurring state characterised by reduced or absent consciousness, relatively suspended sensory activity, and inactivity of nearly all voluntary muscles.”

During sleep the body regains much needed strength, and relieves the tiredness brought about by daily activities. It is a heightened anabolic state, accentuating the growth and rejuvenation of the immune, nervous, skeletal and muscular systems. It is observed in all mammals, all birds, and many reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The human body needs a minimum of six hours of sound rest per night, with some medical professionals recommending at least eight hours. Sleep, or lack of it, affects us physically and mentally.

A third of a person’s life is spent sleeping in bed. If you think flat beds are better, you should consider that they do not offer any support to your body during sleep. The human body is not flat but curved in so many areas and that is the reason why we feel

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We buy and sell gold, jewellery, electronics, vehicles and much more uncomfortable when we sleep in a flat bed. Adjustable beds allow you to find a position that soothes your body, thus permitting you to fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.

You will wake up feeling refreshed, energised, and ready to tackle the day. Electric beds not only allow you to sleep better, but they allow you to function well during your waking hours. You can regulate the angle of incline of the head so that the neck is in the correct position relative to your whole body, giving you more comfort through the night. They can elevate your feet as well giving you greater comfort for everything from watching TV to recovering from major surgery.

Adjustable beds benefit many back conditions and below are examples how an inclined position in an adjustable bed can sometimes help the patient feel more comfortable: Degenerative spondylolisthesis -

For some people with degenerative spondylolisthesis, sleeping in a reclining position with support under the knees can reduce some of the pain discomfort in the lower back, making it easier to sleep through the night.

Osteoarthritis - Individuals with osteoarthritis in the spine, or facet joint arthritis, often wake up feeling quite stiff and sore in the morning.

Sleeping on an adjustable bed may possibly provide better support and therefore decrease the irritation by minimizing joint compression.

Spinal stenosis - People with spinal stenosis most often feel more comfortable when bending forward instead of standing up straight.

Likewise, sleeping on a flat mattress can sometimes be less comfortable for people with this condition than sleeping in the reclining position, such as that afforded by an adjustable bed.

By sleeping on a mattress that is comfortably supportive and erases pressure points, you will sleep better, ease lower back pain, and therefore wake feeling refreshed and clear-headed. The days of counting sheep and waking up foggy will be a thing of the past when you indulge yourself with a top quality mattress and/or bed.

It makes sense to consider all your options when purchasing a new mattress or bed, as it is a decision that affects many aspects of your life. If an adjustable bed can help you to achieve better quality sleep, as well as improve your overall health and well-being as a result, why not give it a whirl? to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

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Church group provides HOPE for auto students

Savannah HOPE representative Rev. Donovan Myers (centre, left) presents a cheque to Mark DeMercado, owner of Superior Auto. The money will be used to help students attend the course trip to Jamaica. Also pictured are the course students, teachers, and other representatives of Savannah HOPE who helped raise the money.

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Savannah HOPE (His Opportunity for People Empowerment), a new group attached to Savannah United Church, stepped in with a cheque for CI$2000 to help students on Superior Auto’s mechanic training programme attend their upcoming trip to Jamaica, a necessary part of their course accreditation.

Savannah United Church Minister, Rev. Donovan Myers joined by other Savannah HOPE members, presented the cheque to Superior Auto’s owner, Mr. Mark DeMercado at the repair centre’s training room, where

they were able to meet with other students on the one-year course.

The course provides a solid grounding in all aspects of car repairs and maintenance, and gives the students an internationally recognised qualification which can help them either get a job in a garage, or perhaps start their own garage some time in the future.

Savannah HOPE was launched in June last year with the primary goal of reaching the vulnerable and at risk youth in the community in order to empower them to have positive meaningful lives.

Rev. Donovan Myers, Pastor of Savannah United and a founding

member of Savannah HOPE explained the new group’s vision: “While we may be limited in our initial outreach, we hope that the combination of financial help to these youths along with counselling and mentoring, as well as good Christian examples provided by those involved, will reach those that sincerely want to succeed.”

Student Sonny Powell, 17, just such an individual: said, “I’ve been doing this course for the past five months now. I’m doing it to learn more about automotive mechanics – to get better qualifications.

Fellow student Brandon

Student Sonny Powell

Thompson, 18, said: “I wanted to do this course because I’ve always been interested in performance cars. I want to learn in a garage situation and maybe branch off and run my own garage in the future.’

The course is run by Superior Auto, but also relies on contributions of money, time and expertise from many people in the community.

One of the volunteer teachers on the course, Andrew Thomas, said: “I teach mathematics and it’s part of the syllabus here to develop the young mechanics, and it’s absolutely necessary for them to handle these high-tech vehicles.”

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Dozens of Tad Stoner including 18 lifetime prisoners at HMP tad.stoner@ieyenews.com Northward will have Some to wait owners until think theat hour already be too late, but the least 2012 to gain amay review ofBoard their Liquor Licencing says it’s about midnight closing cases under Cayman’sthinking Human Rights laws on New Year’s Eve. The holiday falls on Saturday Commission.

night this year, and restaurant and bar owners are recalling the disaster that ensued in a similar situation six years ago when laws requiring midnight closings and a halt to alcohol sales were strictly enforced.

This time, however, Board Chairman Mitchell Welds says he is thinking about making arrangements to enable late openings, but has not made any decisions yet.

“It’s already too late,” said Reno Mancini, manager at The Wharf, which sponsors one of Cayman’s biggest New Year’s Eve parties each year.

Cayman Islands continued captive market according to figures from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority.

In 1996 a crime and community safety report’s findings and recommendations were never implemented and the same problems have been highlighted again now. iNews Cayman asked the Continued on page 5 question -why?

A getaway driver, John Miller, who refused to name the names of the rest of the gang was jailed for five years by Justice Charles Quin.

A group of sea captains presented a proposal to build cruise-ship and iLocal mega-yacht berthing accompanied by cargo facilities on an artificial island in South Sound.

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Fraser brothers make a splash!

Brett Fraser brother Shaune Fraser won Cayman’s Brett Fraser has made and history byhis Shaune winning Cayman’s first ever gold first medal on Sunday after finishing were placed 1st and 2nd respectively medal in the Pan Am Games and third in the 100 metres freestyle.

The two-time Olympianin took the setting a new event record with asilver claiming gold and medals the bronze medal with a time of 46.83 time of 1:47:18.

Pan Am National 200m freestyle seconds. Brett swimming placed fifth in the His brother, Record holder Shaune, touched the same event. championship.

The Fraser brothers compete wall not far behind in a time

Ebanks, Alin McCoy and Bob Soto.

“This does deal with the technical The delay in making a notdecision to aspects” of building in South Sound, he Continued from front page extend the midnight closing into said, including the costs of reclaiming “For many years these islands have land and creating an artificial island, Sunday on andthis New its proximity to residentialYears areas and struggled with indecision political year’s posturing and we are now seeing the reconstruction of road and utility Eve celebrations has angered a lot of the result of that, declining cruise networks linking the port to George arrivals and hence the closure of some Town and surrounding areas. restaurants and bar owners.

He contrasted this, however, with downtown businesses,” he said. tad.stoner@ieyenews.com

The proposal foresees a basin 3,000 feet from shore, measuring 2,000 feet from north to south, 4,000 feet from east to west and accommodating five cruise ships, two 1,200-foot “Oasis Class” vessels and three “Freedom Class” vessels.

Included in the plans is 2,000 feet of cargo berthing incorporating a “roll-on, roll-off “ facility between 100 feet wide and 200 feet wide.

A 500-foot-wide channel, excavated to 40 feet, and positioned at a 45-degree angle to the sea, bordered by breakwaters, would admit boats, which would pivot inside the basin, reversing into their berths. An early version of the design envisioned up to 28 mega-yachts at the end of the area, opposite the entrance, although the latest iteration suggests only 20 of the luxury vessels.

A 150-foot wide causeway would connect to Linford Pierson Highway, enabling movement of passengers, cargo, crew and workers.

“I want to talk about these ideas,” Mr Delapenha said, citing support and design help from captains and seagoing veterans Paul Hurlstone, Bryan

the George Town proposal: “While the downtown site has some port

infrastructure, existing reef damage on “The Power to Make a Difference – the deep reefs and the existing retail these must for be contrasted Through Action” wasinvestment, the theme this with the total disruption of traffic, the year’s Silent Witness march thatsnorkeling took destruction of the shallow reefs and Balboa shipwreck, the place in George Town. continued and increasing conflict with cargo, the potential damage to Seven Mile Beach, the closure during northwesters, the proximity to the

The Estella Scott-Roberts Foundation launched its third annual awareness campaign at the Harquail Theatre.

The Hon. Anthony Smellie, Chief Justice of the Cayman Islands issued a statement concerning the inappropriateness of public comments that bring into question the integrity of decisions of the Courts.

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Robert Hamaty, director and founder of a private-sector tourism association said Cayman’s competition had already Brenda Tibbetts Lund Memorial Event triumphed leaving George Town fatally crippled.

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North Side Page 20MLA, Ezzard Miller, called on elected government members to divest themselves of their private interests.

“Some government members,” he said, “have interests directly related to their public work.”

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The Auditor General, Alastair Check in store for Swarbrick was present at thenew watchdog arrivals on Laptops Kindle Public Accounts Committee to &hear Readers from Premier McKeeva Bush to see if the $155 million abortive loan from New York financier Cohen and Company violated regulations.

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Local television hostRapha Catherine Tyson announced she will be hitting the Medical drop-off and the difficulty of building in around the Caribbean Centre veryairwaves deep water all bring all into question whether we are making a good decision when her talk-variety show “Lighten for the country’s future placing a DIETARY/ NUTRITION dock there. will be syndicated by the television Up” COUNSELLING “None of these issues seem to be • Obesity under considerationCaribvision. as we rush to channel • Acid Reflux

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The RCIPS lost the video tape evidence TODAY’S WEATHER in the assault case against Raziel Jeffers T/STORMS although one HIGH LOW officer said that wasn’t so – it was apparently recorded over.”

87ºF | 76ºF The blue Iguanas are going to benefit from double their area of habitat through the purchase of additional land made possible by a grant form the National Trust’s European Union grant supplemented by another grant made to the Trust from Maples FS.

Head ophthalmologist Dr. Jyotin Pandit’s departure from the Lions Eye Clinic at the George Town Cayman Islands Hospital left staff scrambling to reschedule patients.

The Cayman Islands was not even nominated in the category for Caribbean’s Leading Cruise Destination in the annual World Travel Awards for the Caribbean. The Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman did win the Leading Suite Award.

The Cayman Islands Marching 150 Smith Road Centre Band, George Town Contact: 926-2605 comprising young people aged 11-18 Cell: 323-6364 Email: has delighted spectators all over the raphamedicalcentre Island with its unique @doctor.com all genres music, execution of precision manoeuvres intertwined with an extraordinary style of marching.

Premier McKeeva Bush announced his government’s ongoing support for the CNCF’s Mind Eye project (their name for the project surrounding the house and grounds of Miss Lassie) with a letter of commitment of $500,000 spread over four years.

Premier McKeeva Bush said he didn’t care if ‘Martians’ got the job done in obtaining goods and services for DERMATOLOGY Government as long asSERVICES it got done.

Premier McKeeva Bush led a Cayman delegation to the opening of the China Offshore Summit in Shanghai before travelling to Hong Kong to meet investment managers and a series of private companies.

build there,” Mr Delapenha said. “We think they all should be considered and a rational decision made prior to investing hundreds of millions of government money.

Premier McKeeva Bush has said he will sign next month an agreement with Beijing’s China Harbour Engineering Company for construction of cruise berths in George Town, a Cayman Turtle Farm visitor’s dock and a bad-weather passenger pier at Spotts Landing.

The Delapenha group’s caymancruiseport.com website says, however, the Red Bay site, because of the shallow South Sound waters, will be “significantly less expensive to build” than George Town, will pay for itself, combat traffic congestion and eliminate the need for the Spotts pier.

“The new facility will not cater to any duty-free retail, thus maintaining George Town as the shopping capital.

The Red Bay location will increase business for all, as more passengers can now call in port on more days.

Taxis and bus companies will have more work and options and the Island can finally host mega-yachts,” the site claims.

“We have one chance to get this correct,” Mr Delapenha said.

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England suffer in first day of Test England endured a torrid first day of their Test series against Pakistan as they were bowled out for 192, with off-spinner Saeed Ajmal taking 7-55.

After winning the toss, England slumped to 43-5 in a pulsating opening, before Matt Prior (70) lessened the damage.

Despite the Dubai pitch offering little turn, England could not cope with Ajmal’s variations as five batsmen fell lbw and none of the top six passed 24.

Pakistan underlined their supremacy by cruising to 42-0 at the close.

The ease with which Pakistan openers Taufeeq Umar (18) and Mohammad Hafeez (22) dealt with England’s attack rounded off a chastening day that underlined just how difficult it will be for Andrew Strauss’s men to hold on to their number one status in a year featuring three away series against sides from the subcontinent.

Their vulnerability against spinners was brutally exposed as Ajmal - whose figures were the best of his career - effortlessly took apart a batting order that had spent much of the last year battering the cream of India and Australia into submission.

In truth, Ajmal was assisted by some dismal shot selection from the specialist England batsmen, with only Ian Bell truly blameless in his downfall.

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come under scrutiny as well after they opted against picking Monty Panesar as a second spinner to back up Graeme Swann.

The strategy contrasted sharply with that of their opponents, whose captain Misbah-ul-Haq introduced the first of his three spinners as early as the sixth over and was instantly rewarded as Alastair Cook tried to cut a Hafeez ball that was too close to him and got an edge through to wicketkeeper Adnan Akmal.

Jonathan Trott looked in good touch as he peppered the boundary three times early on, but a leg glance off Aizaz Cheema grazed the edge of his bat and the catch was athletically taken by Akmal.

The arrival of Ajmal in the 19th over swiftly brought about the departure of the rest of England’s top order as the off-spinner produced a devastating spell of three wickets for five runs in five overs before lunch.

Strauss carefully defended Ajmal’s first five balls before aiming an extravagant pull at the sixth and seeing his leg stump pegged back.

Bell was caught behind for a golden duck to a well-disguised doosra, and when Kevin Pietersen was struck on the back pad in front of middle stump England were 43-5.

“An off-spinner like Saaed Ajmal takes some looking at and getting used to but an off-spinner from England, while they’re all pretty and nice, they’re not mysterious.

Kevin Pietersen was struck on the back pad in front of middle stump.

“Could an action like Ajmal’s come from England? I’m not sure it could because it almost gets coached out of them.

“If Ajmal continues to do what he’s done today he’ll win the series for Pakistan.”

In fact, the pre-lunch damage could have been even more severe had Akmal not fumbled a stumping chance when Eoin Morgan was on three.

Morgan survived to add 39 with Prior as England clawed their way towards the 100 mark, but just when the Dubliner was starting to look comfortable against the spinners he took a wild thrash across the line to Ajmal and was out leg before.

Stuart Broad survived an lbw appeal off his first ball, with Pakistan’s review unsuccessful, but when he was trapped again 13 balls later even the DRS system could not save him as England slumped to 94-7.

With Prior playing steadily at the other end, Swann took on the role of the aggressor as he and Prior added 57 for the eighth wicket.

He hit six boundaries in his innings of 34 before playing down the wrong line to a beautifully flighted delivery from the leftarmer Abdur Rehman.

Prior batted with discipline and restraint, taking 87 balls to score his first boundary, before opening up after England lost their

eighth wicket.

He reached his 19th Test halfcentury off 115 balls in a chanceless knock but ran out of partners as Chris Tremlett and James Anderson were trapped in front to become the sixth and seventh victims of Ajmal’s memorable haul.

Pakistan, who have not lost a Test series since the spot-fixing scandal during their 2010 tour of England, made a confident start with the bat as Hafeez and Taufeeq tamed England’s new-ball duo of Anderson and Tremlett.

Swann’s off-spin was also given short shrift, with Hafeez nonchalantly lofting his second ball over mid-off for four to round off a triumphant first day for Pakistan.

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Dean Travers withdraws from Winter Olympic Games Cayman athlete Dean Travers will be withdrawing from the Giant Shalom event at the Winter Youth Olympic Games. His knee injury has not healed as fast as we hoped and he experienced a great deal of pain when he attempted to ski.

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UK police officer loses Olympic security documents LONDON (AP) — A British tabloid reported Tuesday that it had been handed documents about security arrangements for the London Olympics that were left on a train by a police officer, the latest in a series of embarrassing mishaps involving British authorities misplacing government documents.

London police confirmed Tuesday that one of its officers lost a bag containing documents on Jan. 5 and reported it to his bosses, but downplayed the incident, adding that the papers were not “operationally sensitive.”

“Obviously the loss of restricted material is a matter for concern, but we are satisfied that this does not compromise our security operation for the Olympics,” police said in a statement.

The Sun newspaper said it received the documents from a passenger who found them on the train, and that it returned them to the police. It says the papers contain accounts of meetings where security measures were discussed, and details of contingency plans for the Olympics.

The Sun published an image of some of the documents in its print edition, and described in sweeping terms some of the complaints police had about communications systems.

Olympics experts deemed the breach

embarrassing.

“It will do nothing but undermine confidence in the Olympics security operation, already brought into question by the prospect of riots and terrorist attacks,” said Ellis Cashmore, a professor of culture, media and sport at Staffordshire University in England. “With so much scrutiny, it’s almost beyond belief that someone in a responsible position would be guilty of such crass absentmindedness.”

Security has been a top priority for the Olympics since 1972, when 11 Israeli athletes and coaches died during a hostage ordeal involving Palestinian extremists at the games in Munich. The nature of nations squared off against nations also opens up the Olympics to an array of political issues.

The incident comes only a few weeks after London police experts managed to smuggle a fake bomb into Olympic Park in a security test. Olympic officials declined to comment directly on the matter, saying such “testing is standard practice” in all major security operations.

Security experts said that while such testing is routine, it underlined the constant and ongoing struggle faced by security forces to create a system that will safeguard the July 27-Aug. 12 event without making London feel like an armed camp. Authorities have

already acknowledged they vastly underestimated the number of people needed to search spectators and otherwise secure venues and other Olympic sites, and have substantially increased the number of military, police and security guards taking part in the games.

U.K. authorities have been criticised over several mishaps involving the loss of sensitive information in recent years.

In January 2008, a computer carrying information on 600,000 prospective military recruits was stolen from the car of a Royal Navy recruitment officer in central England. The month before, the government’s top transport official said a disc containing personal information of 3 million driving-test candidates was lost. The Department of Health also lost information on 168,000 patients in a separate incident.

Dwarfing all those incidents was the revelation in November 2007 that British tax officials lost computer discs containing information — including bank records — for 25 million people, nearly half the country’s inhabitants.

Insects, not ankle, bug Serena in Aussie comeback MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — If anything, it was the insects buzzing around Rod Laver Arena that bugged Serena Williams the most.

The injured left ankle held up fine in her opening match Tuesday at the Australian Open, and even the nearmidnight start time was OK. But the bugs?

“I hate bugs more than you can imagine,” Williams said after reaching the second round by beating Tamira Paszek 6-3, 6-2. “Like, they kept jumping on me. Yuck!”

The match started at 11:32 p.m., and Williams hit a service winner 79 minutes later to finish it off. Between points, though, she picked up and moved or shooed away bugs that landed on court, and two that landed on her back. A big one gave her a fright, making her hop as to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

she tried to stifle a screech.

“I’m going to request not to play at night anymore because I hate bugs, except for the final. I heard it’s at night,” Williams said. “I’ll try to get used to them.”

Two years after she won her last Australian Open title, Williams extended her winning streak to 15 matches at Melbourne Park in the season’s first major tournament. She won titles in 2009 and 2010 but missed the chance to defend her title last year amid a prolonged injury layoff.

The match started late because Williams and Paszek had to wait until the conclusion of a 4-hour men’s night match won by Leyton Hewitt.

And it was her first match since badly spraining her ankle two weeks ago at the Brisbane International, an injury

that jeopardised her participation in Melbourne. Monday was the first time she was able to practice pain free, but she still had her lower left leg and ankles heavily taped. “I don’t let anything bother me,” she said. “It’s definitely different to have the ladies play so late, you know, so we’ll see.”

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City stretch lead to three points Paul Kennedy paul.kennedy@ieyenews.com

Edin Dzeko’s first goal for two months earned Manchester City a hard-fought 1-0 win at Wigan that sent Roberto Mancini’s side three points clear at top of the English Premier League.

The Bosnian’s sublime 22ndminute header proved enough to sink the bottom club after Ali Al Habsi had threatened to frustrate the leaders.

Wigan keeper Al Habsi produced a string of excellent saves before and after Dzeko had netted his 14th goal for City this season.

David Silva, Sergio Aguero and Dzeko were all denied by the Omani international but City returned to winning ways to pull clear of nearest rivals Manchester United ahead of Sunday’s big home game with thirdplaced Tottenham.

“I could have scored one or two more goals in the end, but I’m happy with the three points because it was a tough game and Wigan played very well,” Dzeko told Sky Sports.

“I’m happy to score and help my team win. In football, sometimes you score and sometimes not, but I’m

happy today.”

Having suffered back-to-back defeats in cup competition, an away game against basement team Wigan provided City with a perfect opportunity to snap out of their winter blues. The FA Cup elimination at the hands of Manchester United - as well as the League Cup first-leg home defeat to Liverpool, together with captain Vincent Kompany’s four-match suspension - had resulted in a poor start to 2012 for Mancini’s expensively-assembled side.

But they found relief at Wigan, whose record against the so-called big four is nothing short of diabolical.

Since winning promotion to the top-flight in 2005, Wigan have lost all 14 league and cup games against Manchester United while they went into this game having failed to score in the past six hours and 45 minutes against City.

Make that eight hours 15 minutes now. Dzeko and Stefan Savic had already directed headers narrowly wide of the target inside the opening 10 minutes before the home side, who had conceded 11 times in their

previous three league games, were undone by a simple set-piece midway through the first half.

Even City’s injured Italian international striker Mario Balotelli, who cut a frustrated figure as he watched the action from an executive box, cannot have failed but to be impressed as Dzeko found the net with a superb header after meeting Silva’s inch-perfect free-kick.

Wigan are without a win in their past nine home attempts in the league yet they can count themselves fortunate to have escaped a hiding - thanks to Al Habsi’s efforts. Wigan had a chance and to snatch an unlikely point when James McCarthy went close to a 70th- minute equaliser.

Liverpool need to be more decisive Paul Kennedy paul.kennedy@ieyenews.com

KENNY DALGLISH has called on his Liverpool FC forwards to be more decisive in the final third if they are to improve on some of the most lacklustre attacking statistics in the Premier League.

Liverpool drew another blank against Stoke on Saturday, yet a meagre return of just 20 goals is not for a lack of trying.

Only Manchester City have attempted more shots than the Reds in the Premier League this season.

But while the Premier League leaders had scored 56 goals (from 282 shots) prior to last night’s trip to Wigan, Liverpool have managed just 20. Liverpool have attempted more crosses than any other top flight team this season (592), but only Wigan and Arsenal have a poorer

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crossing accuracy And their chance conversion rate is the lowest in the league, jointly with Wigan Athletic.

Dalglish acknowledged the problem after Saturday’s draw.

“Deliveries into the box have got to be a lot better than what they were and we have to be more decisive when we get up there,” he said.

We had plenty of possession but there was nothing to finish it.

“We fell down because we never passed it to someone in a red shirt who could put it in the back of the net.

“We lacked a bit of creativity. It wasn’t a great spectacle.”

One of the players Dalglish will be hoping for greater ruthlessness from is winger Stewart Downing.

Downing has now taken 46 shots for Liverpool in the Premier League and is yet to score, going close again

on Saturday.

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Raiders ask to interview Broncos OC for coach job coach’s aspiration is to be a head coach. It speaks for what this organization has accomplished this season. Time will tell.”

McCoy spent nine years as an offensive assistant in Carolina before joining the Broncos as offensive coordinator in 2009.

He has been in that role for three seasons and oversaw a midseason transformation of the offense as it evolved from a passing attack with Kyle Orton at quarterback to the read-option offense run by Tim Tebow.

Allen just finished his first year as defensive coordinator in Denver. He had previously been an assistant in Atlanta and New Orleans.

McKenzie started work with the Raiders last Tuesday. His first move was to fire Jackson, who went 8-8 in his only season as head coach. McKenzie said at the time he wanted his own guy as head coach, leading to speculation that one of his former colleagues in

ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — The Oakland Raiders search for a new head coach picked up steam on Monday as the team received permission to interview two Denver assistants and was also poised to talk to members of Green Bay’s staff.

With the Broncos and Packers eliminated from the playoffs over the weekend, new general manager Reggie McKenzie could begin moving quickly to fill the job that opened up when he fired Hue Jackson last week on his first day on the job.

McKenzie got permission from the Broncos to interview offensive coordinator Mike McCoy and defensive coordinator Dennis Allen. McCoy also had an interview scheduled Monday for the job opening in Miami.

“I think it’s very complimentary to this organization that they’re having that opportunity and to their work,” Broncos coach John Fox said. “I think any assistant

Green Bay could get the job.

With the Packers having been eliminated from the playoffs Sunday with a 37-20 loss to the New York Giants, McKenzie will

be able to start interviewing those assistant coaches soon. McKenzie had been director of football operations in Green Bay before taking the job with the Raiders.

Broncos’ McCoy interviews for Miami coaching job MIAMI (AP) — Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy has joined the list of candidates for the Miami Dolphins’ head coaching job.

McCoy (pictured) completed an interview Monday, the Dolphins said. He’s the first candidate to meet with the Dolphins since they were turned down Friday by former Titans coach Jeff Fisher, who chose instead to become coach of the St. Louis Rams.

Under McCoy this season, Denver’s offense ranked only 23rd in yards and 26th in points. But McCoy won praise for adapting the offense at midseason when secondyear pro Tim Tebow became the starting quarterback, and the Broncos made an improbable run to the second round of the playoffs before losing Saturday at New England.

The Oakland Raiders have also received permission from Denver to interview McCoy. The former

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The interview was the first in nearly a week for the Dolphins, who waited several days for a decision by Fisher. Other candidates interviewed by Miami have included Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, Chicago Bears special teams

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After being rejected by Fisher, Miami owner Stephen Ross said the team planned to interview several more candidates. The Dolphins fired Tony Sparano last month with three games to go in his fourth season as coach, and they finished 6-10 to miss the playoffs for the ninth time in 10 years.

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Street hockey kids raise money for charity Christopher Tobutt christopher.tobutt@ieyenews.com

More than 150 kids between the ages of four and 17 had fun in the sun while raising money for two great causes at the Cayman Islands Youth Roller Hockey Club’s second annual Street Hockey Tournament at Camana Bay. Forty teams each paying CI$100, registration fee, took part in the tournament which raised thousands of dollars for CaymanHospice Care and UNICEF Cayman Kids charities.

The registration money was added to the funds provided by sponsors Mourant Ozannes, Ernst & Young, Camana Bay and The Dart Foundation, after the costs for running the tournament had been covered.

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and under).

After a hard morning’s sport in the hot sun, Purple Crushers won the Mites category, The Tornados won the Novice, the Rugby Boys won the Atom category, the Driveway Destroyers won in the Pee-Wee category, and Swanky won the Bantam category.

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