Rihanna shares rare photos of all 3 children during Barbados trip - USA Today Rihanna shares rare photos of all 3 children during Barbados trip USA Today
Rihanna shares rare photos of all 3 children during Barbados trip - nz.news.yahoo.com Rihanna shares rare photos of all 3 children during Barbados trip nz.news.yahoo.com
United Airlines Is Going Daily to Barbados From Newark and Washington, D.C. for the Holiday Season - Caribbean Journal United Airlines Is Going Daily to Barbados From Newark and Washington, D.C. for the Holiday Season Caribbean Journal
Tremor terror - Jamaican recounts tale of escaping devastating Colombia earthquake A Jamaican man who found himself caught in the grip of a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia says chaos erupted in the stairwell of the 17-storey hotel where he was staying, as panicked guests rushed to the exits amid “terrifying” tremors. Dave Creary said he arrived in Medellín on Saturday for a one-week vacation and was sleeping in his room when an earthquake alert on his cell phone went off early Monday morning. He said that seconds later, at approximately 7:30 a.m., his hotel room on the 12th floor began shaking violently, causing him to run for the exit.
‘Cold ground was my bed last night’ …. Cooper’s Pen demolition victim sings the blues Western Bureau: On Tuesday night, Shane ‘Biggs’ Ricketts, whose house was demolished in Cooper’s Pen, Trelawny, earlier that day, could not help but reflect on Bob Marley’s hit song, Talkin Blues, in which the legendary singer declared “ cold ground was my bed last night”. Ricketts, who lost all his belongings in the actions of a demolition crew that flattened some 20 houses using bulldozers, tractors and sledgehammers in a pre-dawn operation that started at 3 a.m., was left with nowhere to sleep.
Chuck draws line on kids with guns - Justice minister scoffs at proposal to have children caught with firearms automatically sent to child diversion programme instead of facing charges in court A recommendation by an opposition lawmaker that children found in possession of a firearm or ammunition should be referred to the child diversion programme rather than placed before the court on gun charges was yesterday rejected by the chairman of the joint select committee reviewing the Child Diversion Act.
AI reshaping Brazilian agriculture From detecting sick chickens to tracing beef from farm to fork, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping Brazilian agriculture, with lessons that could help improve productivity and food security in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean. The emerging technologies were on display at the International Animal Protein Show (SIAVS) in São Paulo, Brazil, from August 4-6, one of Latin America’s largest poultry and animal-protein exhibitions, where industry leaders demonstrated how AI is transforming different stages of food production.
Poppy power - Legion concert to aid hurricane-hit veterans WESTERN BUREAU: While the music is expected to be soothing, the performances entertaining and the atmosphere family-friendly, this year’s annual Legion concert is primarily about raising funds to support Jamaica’s veterans who are still struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) Ex-Soldiers Association’s Montego Bay Branch of the Western Chapter, the Jamaica Legion and the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) will jointly host the annual fundraising concert this coming Sunday at the Half Moon Conference Centre in Montego Bay, St James.