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"Money– for guns"

Had someone suggested in 2006 that people should be offered money for turning in guns, they would have been laughed out of the room. That’s because the idea of rewarding a person for criminal behaviour the possession of a firearm goes against all the...
Apr 12, 2011

"Who shot who? A gunshot wound can tell the truth"

A man is shot in the arm. He survives. He tells police the name of his attacker. On the surface this may look cut and dry. Police just need to find out where the named man is then go and arrest him. Right? The answer is: Maybe, maybe not. What is nee...
Apr 12, 2011

"Secrets of a bullet wound size"

Does size matter? Not when it comes to gunshot wounds. Ask any forensic investigator in real life. Yet according to William Smock, a clinical forensic physician with the Louisville, Kentucky Police Department, most medical professionals incorrectly ...
Apr 12, 2011
Other

"Car accident lands student in hospital"

A Berkeley Institute student was rushed to King Edward Memorial Hospital after she was struck by a car at 3.50pm today. The girl, who is believed to be 17, was walking in Pembroke, along Woodlands Road between Euclid Avenue and Astwood Avenue at the ...
Apr 12, 2011
Bermuda Works

"The Job with Aziza Ahad "

Age: 25 Role: Marketing executive, Digicel Bermuda What is your job? I am the marketing executive at Digicel Bermuda. In this role, I am heavily involved in the day-to-day marketing of the company, executing any promotions we offer, securing media pl...
Apr 12, 2011
Reinsurance

"Platinum, Allied see big Japan quake loss"

Bermuda reinsurer Platinum Underwriters Holdings Ltd said yesterday it expects losses of $87 million in the first quarter from the Tohoku earthquake and related tsunami that struck Japan on March 11. Allied World Assurance Companty Ltd estimated a lo...
Apr 12, 2011
International Business

"Global Crossing sold to Level 3 for $2b"

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) Bermuda-based telecommunications firm Global Crossing Ltd agreed to be sold to Level 3 Communications Inc for nearly $2 billion. Level 3, an unprofitable provider of broadband services, jumped the most in almost two years after a...
Apr 12, 2011
Rugby

"Rugby U-16 team head to Canada"

Bermuda’s under-16 rugby side will head to Trinity College School in Ontario, Canada, on Thursday. Five coaches will accompany the 30-strong team. A representative team has also been picked for a national under-12 tour of Dublin, Ireland, later this ...
Apr 12, 2011
Arts & Entertainment

"No sleep ‘til CHEWronto!"

The Chewstick Foundation was at it again on Saturday night. This time their eclectic mix of street poetry and grassroots artistry was in full bloom at the legendary Ruth Seaton James auditorium for a fundraiser to support their upcoming tour of Toron...
Apr 12, 2011

"Rocky who? This workout is for real men"

Think back to the ‘Rocky' movies. No, not the part of him drinking down a dozen raw eggs or running up the steps to the Philadelphia museum, but the part where Rocky is getting punched in the stomach to build up his abs. Well, to Mr Balboa I say “you...
Apr 12, 2011
Other

"Infantile colic could be the cause of a baby’s crying"

There are some babies who are as good as gold and spend all day cooing and smiling at people, and then there are those others the ones that cry from day one, for months on end. Infantile colic is defined as babies under three months old crying for mo...
Apr 12, 2011
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