Aug 31 update: Forecast says three tropical depressions may develop Loop Cayman Islands

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The National Hurricane Center has now provided an update on weather disturbances today, August 31, 2022. Three tropical depressions may develop, according to their forecasters.

Tropical depression 1: Central Tropical Atlantic

The forecast of one tropical depression relates to a disturbance over the central tropical Atlantic, which is currently forecasted to move slowly toward the west-northwest, toward the adjacent waters of the northern Leeward Islands. This has an 80 per cent chance of formation into a tropical depression in the next five days.

According to the National Hurricane Center, shower and thunderstorm activities are associated with this east of the Lesser Antilles and may become more concentrated overnight.

Tropical depression 2: Central Subtropical Atlantic

The forecast of a second tropical depression or subtropical depression is connected to an area of low pressure which is expected to form this week over the central subtropical Atlantic, while the system drifts generally eastward.

The chance of formation over the next five days is medium, at 50 per cent.

Tropical depression 3: Eastern Tropical Atlantic

The forecast of a third, but short-lived, tropical depression is linked to a broad area of low pressure located between the west coast of Africa and the Cabo Verde Islands.

According to the National Hurricane Center, the system is currently producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms.

This system could become a short-lived tropical depression over the far eastern Atlantic during the next couple of days.

The system could bring heavy rainfall to portions of the Cabo Verde Islands through Thursday.

The chance of formation through the next five days is medium, at 40 per cent.

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Misty Jean, la musique sous la peau

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Cela fait des ann?es que Misty Jean s’est cr??e une place particuli?re dans le milieu artistique ha?tien. Elle fait partie des premi?res ? qui une carri?re en solo avec le compas et entre autres le zouk en fond de tableau, a souri. Sans avoir disparue de la sc?ne musicale, la jeune dame s’?tait mise en retrait des projecteurs de la presse people. S’exposer est une p?riode r?volue pour elle car la chanteuse est plus motiv?e que jamais ? garder sa couronne. ? l’affiche de nombreuses f?tes l? o? la musique ha?tienne a conquis du terrain, Misty pr?pare en parall?le un album.

Misty Jean, c’est cette jeune femme au succ?s fulgurant avec des titres comme <>, <>, <>, pour ne citer que ceux-l?. C’est cette jeune dame qui a grandi sous le feu des projecteurs et qui a choisi la musique comme carri?re. C’est cette jeune femme qui a r?cemment offert au public des collaborations musicales les unes les plus int?ressantes que les autres, si l’on en croit la r?action du public. C’est ?galement cette jeune dame qui vient de franchir un nouveau tournant dans sa carri?re. Misty a non seulement chang? d’?quipe manag?riale, mais aussi elle se repositionne au-devant de la sc?ne. C’est d’ailleurs avec ce premier aspect de sa carri?re que la chanteuse a introduit ses projets actuels lorsque nous l’avons contact?e : <>, informe-t-elle.

Sous la houlette de cette nouvelle ?quipe manag?riale, Misty d?ploie ses ailes. Elle est partout ? l’affiche aux ?tats-Unis ou encore aux Antilles. Plus important encore, elle pr?pare un nouvel album qui devra bient?t ?tre dans les bacs. Pas d’inqui?tude, une grande majorit? des chansons devant y figurer sont d?j? pr?tes. Reste ? trouver le bon timing pour la sortie de cet opus : <>, continue celle qui est repartie vivre chez l’Oncle Sam, pouss?e par les derni?res tensions politico-sociales d’Ha?ti.

Parlant de d?m?nagement et du contexte politico-social trouble ayant pris place dans son pays de naissance, la chanteuse sp?cifie ne pas avoir d?finitivement quitt? le pays : <>, mart?le la voix f?minine du titre <>. Misty Jean pr?cise plus loin qu’en ce moment, elle va l? o? sa musique l’emm?ne.

Queen of Compas, sa position

Fi?re de son parcours, Misty n’est pas dans une dynamique de comp?tition aveugle et sans merci : <>, dit-elle. Elle ne s’est jamais pr?sent?e comme la reine du compas et pense que c’est un titre qui se gagne : <>, mart?le-t-elle.

Coh?rente dans ses propos, Misty souligne qu’il ?tait temps que les dames de la musique ha?tienne se fassent valoir. Selon elle, chaque chanteuse est diff?rente. Chacune est unique et apporte une touche particuli?re ? la musique ha?tienne. <>, souligne celle qui travaille sur tous les aspects de son retour. Elle affirme cependant que le travail doit continuer. L’hypocrisie, le boycottage et le parti pris sont toujours aussi pr?sents dans le milieu.

Ceux qui la suivent sur les r?seaux sociaux o? elle est tr?s active ont remarqu? que la professeure de danse latine a entam? une cure d’amaigrissement. En effet, Misty a r?cemment partag? un clich? d’elle-m?me visiblement plus amincie. Il s’agit pour elle de se sentir bien dans sa peau. Elle s’est laiss? aller ? un moment, mais maintenant, elle se reprend en main. Ce qui, selon elle, est b?n?fique pour sa sant?, son estime de soi et ses prestations. Pour rappel, Misty Jean bouge beaucoup sur sc?ne, elle danse et chante, en m?me temps, fait le show sur toute la ligne. Si vous ?tes d?j? tomb? sur certaines publications acides, sachez tout simplement que l’artiste ne supporte pas les critiques bas?es sur la m?chancet? et qui ne lui permettent pas d’avancer : <> lance-t-elle la voix empreinte d’aversion.

Revenant sur le format de ses prestations, Misty rappelle qu’elle ne joue jamais en playback. Elle se produit en compagnie de musiciens exp?riment?s dont le nombre varie selon l’occasion et surtout selon le paquet choisi par les promoteurs. Des nouveaut?s pour elle ? Oui, attendez-vous ? de nouvelles chansons avant la fin de l’ann?e. Peut-?tre que son album sera aussi dans les bacs. Sinon sachez que madame est ?panouie et est plus que jamais motiv?e ? vivre de sa passion : la musique.

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Barbuda ferry fee goes into effect

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The content originally appeared on: Antigua News Room

The newly implemented ferry fee for persons traveling between Antigua and Barbuda has come off without a hitch, according to former Barbuda Senator Linton Thomas.

As of yesterday, August 29, travelers utilizing the ferry service must pay a $5 fee both ways; and Thomas was full of praise for the first persons who did so, saying they did not make a fuss.

He says greater things are in the pipeline for the sister-island, as the fees will be used to construct restrooms at the Port and undertake repairs at the dock in Barbuda, among other things.

This fee was agreed to by the Cabinet and the Barbuda Council, and the Council is responsible for its management. The ferry operators will collect the funds, which will be handed over to the Council and verified against the vessel’s manifest.

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Airall tells court his cash was from taxi and bar business, not crime

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Attempts by attorney-at-law Wendel Robinson to have monies belonging to his client, Dane Airall, Jr., and confiscated by the Police have proven futile.

Last week, officers found Airall sleeping in his car, with rolls of various currency strewn around him.

After hearing arguments by Robinson on why the monies should be returned to the man – who has pleaded guilty to drug-related crimes – Chief Magistrate Joanne Walsh made an order that the funds be forfeited to the State.

The Court dealt with the matter as a criminal forfeiture – and not a civil one – since the Police had found a quantity of cannabis and drug paraphernalia at Airall’s Golden Grove home during a search.

Walsh had to use the legal standard of “beyond a reasonable doubt” as opposed to “on the balance of probability,” which is the standard for civil procedures of this nature.

Based on the amount of cannabis found – 1.6 kg, along with the drug paraphernalia and a quantity of ammunition – the Chief Magistrate determined that the money had to have had some connection to the drugs.

The Police had to prove that the money had been gotten from illegal gains – which Robinson tried earnestly to refute, claiming that Airall, who is a taxi driver and shop owner, earns quite a substantial sum on a monthly basis.

Airall claims he makes $4,000 driving a taxi and the same amount from a snackette he owns and operates in Grays Farm.

He gave the Police two separate statements related to the money found in his car and the drugs and other items found at his home.

While, reportedly, he appeared to avoid questions about the drugs, Airall did explain that he had the scale to weigh fish after buying them.

Airall was charged on the weekend with possession of cannabis; possession with intent to sell; being concerned in the supplying of cannabis; and unlawful possession of the ammunition – to which he pleaded guilty.

He was fined $40,000 on the drug possession charge and $5,000 on the ammunition charges. The court has given him until December 30 to pay the fines or he will go to prison for 18 months. REAL NEWS

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Celebrating 50

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Spectators hold up digital cameras to capture a ‘piece of the action’ as they watched the 50th anniversary of Independence parade on August 31, 2012 at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain.
File photo/Sureash Cholai

Keshorn Walcott made Trinidad and Tobago’s 50th golden Independence anniversary in 2012 very special with his gold-medal win in the javelin event at the London Olympics – the nation’s second after Hasely Crawford’s gold medal-winning run in the 100 metres at the Montreal Olympics 1976 – also historic as the year TT became a republic.

The commemoration that year, which saw Walcott getting the Order of the Republic, included a re-enactment of the first time TT’s national flag was raised as the country became an independent nation in 1962.

Here’s a look back at how we celebrated turning 50.

President George Maxwell Richards holds up his glass in a toast with heads of the TTPS, deputy commissioners of police, Raymond Craig, Mervyn Richardson, ag commissioner of Police Stephen Williams and his wife Magistrate Avason Quinlan-Williams, during the Police Service event held in commemoration of TT’s 50th anniversary of independence at Police Headquarters, Port of Spain on August 31, 2012. File photo/Roger Jacob

File photo: Marlique Stafford looks at the Heads of State on the wall outside of Balisier House at the People’s National Movement Flag Raising Ceremony as part of TT’s 50th Anniversay of Independence celebrations on August 30 2012, at to Balisier House, Tranquility street, Port of Spain.

Workmen use an aerial work platform to drape a large banner marking the 50th Anniversary of Independence on the Ministry of Energy and Energy Affairs building, Dock Road, Port of Spain. – File photo/Roger Jacob

TOGETHER WE ACHIEVE Smiling participants of a parade put on by the Ministry of the Arts and Multiculturalism to commemoration TT’s 50th Anniversary of Independence, titled ‘Red, White and Black’, hold up a flag with the words of the National motto, “Together We Achieve”.The parade took place in the city of Port of Spain, on August 30, 2012. File photo/Sureash Cholai

File photo: Members of the TT Defence Force and Coast Guard stand at attention at the flag-raising re-enactment ceremony during the 50th anniversary of independence celebrations held at Woodford Square, Port of Spain, on August 30 2012.

PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar waves to the crowd as Olympian track and field Javelin thrower Keshorn Walcott and TT Miss World 2012 Athaliah Samuel wave flags at the Flag raising reenactment ceremony on the 50th Anniversary of Independence, held at Woodfordsquare, Port of Spain, on August 30 2012. File photo/Rattan Jadoo

File photo: Olympian Keshorn Walcott is congratulated by then-prime minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar on being awarded the Order of the Republic, the nation’s highest award, at the 50th anniversary of independence, national awards ceremony held at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, Port of Spain on August 31, 2012.

Track and Field Olympian Hasley Crawford receives his award from Political leader of the Congress of the People, Prakash Ramadhar at an event honouring fifty (50) Greatest Legends of TT Sport who made significant contributions to the sporting furtunity during the period of 1962-2012 , an initiative of All Sports Promotions in conjunction with the Ministry of Planning and the Economy, in commemoration of the TT’s 50th Anniversary of Independence on August 30, 2012 at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, Ballroom, Lady Young Road, Port of Spain.  File photo/Roger Jacob

(L-R) Honourees, footballers Dwight Yorke, Russell Latapy and cricketer Brian Lara show off their awards in this photo at an event honouring fifty (50) Greatest Legends of TT Sport who made significant contributions to the sporting fraternity during the period of 1962-2012, an initiative of All Sports Promotions in conjunction with the Ministry of Planning and the Economy, in commemoration of the TT’s 50th Anniversary of Independence on August 30, 2012, at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, Ballroom, Lady Young Road, Port of Spain.  File photo/Roger Jacob

Members of the 1979 World Cup-winning netball team pose for a photograph at an event honouring 50 greatest legends of TT sport who made significant contributions to sports during the period of 1962-2012, an initiative of All Sports Promotions in conjunction with the Ministry of Planning and the Economy, in commemoration of the TT’s 50th anniversary of independence on August 30, 2012, at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre, Ballroom, Lady Young Road, Port of Spain. File photo/Roger Jacob

Women of the TT Defence Force stand at attention at the 50th anniversary of independence parade on August 31, 2012 at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port of Spain. File photo/Sureash Cholai

File photo: TT cricketers celebrate their victory over Jamaica at one of the cricket matches held in celebration of TT’s 50th Independence Anniversary, team Brian TT vs Jamaica held at the Queen’s Park Oval on August 26, 2012.

File photo: Brian Lara and Dwight Yorke stratergise at one of the T20 cricket matches held in celebration of TT’s 50th Anniversary of Independence, team Brian XI vs TT held at the Queen’s Park Oval on August 26, 2012.

Ray Holman and Len Boogsie Sharp perform at the Flag raising reinactment ceremony on the 50th Anniversary of Independence held at Woodfordsquare, Port of Spain, on August 30 2012. File photo/Rattan Jadoo

File photo: George Hadeed, PNM leader Dr Keith Rowley, and Juliana Chambers wife of late prime minister George Chambers bow their heads in prayer at the People’s National Movement’s flag raising ceremony as part of TT’s 50th anniversary of independence celebrations on August 30, 2012, at Balisier House, Tranquillity St, Port of Spain.

In this August 29, 2012 file photo, House Speaker Wade Mark Tourism Minister Stephen Cadiz shake hands at the unveiling of the waterfront murals, at the Waterfront Esplanade (outside Tower C), Port of Spain, as part of TT’s 50th anniversary of independence celebrations. File photo/Sureash Cholai

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Parade preparation: Arms of the Ministry of National Security

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A member of the TT Fire Services band during parade preparations on August 22.

Newsday photographer Sureash Cholai captured moments on August 22 as arms of the security forces prepared in Nelson Mandela Park, St Clair for the traditional Independence Day military parade.

The parade returns to the Queen’s Park Savannah after a two-year break due to restrictions put in place to contain the spread of the covid19 virus.

Prisons Services members and band

TTPS women police

TT Defence Force

Reserve Soldiers

COAST GUARDS

Cadets

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Mary Francis Welcomes BCF Review, Wants Report Made Public – St. Lucia Times News

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Human rights advocate and Attorney at Law Mary Francis has welcomed plans for a Bordelais Correctional Facility (BCF) review announced recently by Home Affairs Minister Dr. Virginia Albert-Poyotte.

“I think it is a good thing,” Francis told St Lucia Times.

But she believes citizens have a right to know the findings.

” I am hoping the report will be made public and people will know the findings and recommendations and ensure recommendations are followed up,” the Coordinator of the National Centre for Legal Aid and Human Rights stated.

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Her comments follow a recent disclosure by the Home Affairs Minister that there would be a BCF review addressing areas including management, operations, and infrastructural and security issues.

“In the coming months, you will see some major changes at Bordelais,” Dr. Virginia Albert-Poyotte told reporters.

However, Mary Francis said she heard nothing concerning human rights, the rights of prisoners, and inmate nutrition.

The outspoken human rights campaigner recalled having raised issues regarding inmate nutrition and medical care earlier this year in response to complaints she received from prisoners.

“I hope the review looks into those matters,” Francis told St Lucia Times, adding that there must be compliance with proper standards.

“There are human beings incarcerated there because of offences they committed and those who are on remand. But at the same time we must always remember that we have to treat them fairly so that when they leave there they will come out as better persons and not angry because of the treatment they received,” she stated.

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Índices de calor podrían estar entre 102 a 107 grados para el día de hoy

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El meteorólogo Ian Colón, del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología (SNM) en San Juan, informó que los índices de calor podrían estar entre 102 a 107 grados. No obstante, Ian Colón afirmó que no hay una advertencia de calor.

Ian Colón agregó que “las condiciones deben de estar relativamente tranquilas”. La entrada de aire seco limitará el desarrollo de aguaceros.

“Independientemente, por los efectos locales y diurnos, se espera algún tipo de actividad de desarrollo de aguaceros y tronadas aisladas para sectores del Suroeste de Puerto Rico en horas de la tarde”, añadió Colón. 

Colón expuso que, para el resto del área, el cielo debe de estar parcialmente nublado a soleado con condiciones “bastante cómodas”.

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Índices de calor podrían estar entre 102 a 107 grados para el día de hoy

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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV

El meteorólogo Ian Colón, del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología (SNM) en San Juan, informó que los índices de calor podrían estar entre 102 a 107 grados. No obstante, Ian Colón afirmó que no hay una advertencia de calor.

Ian Colón agregó que “las condiciones deben de estar relativamente tranquilas”. La entrada de aire seco limitará el desarrollo de aguaceros.

“Independientemente, por los efectos locales y diurnos, se espera algún tipo de actividad de desarrollo de aguaceros y tronadas aisladas para sectores del Suroeste de Puerto Rico en horas de la tarde”, añadió Colón. 

Colón expuso que, para el resto del área, el cielo debe de estar parcialmente nublado a soleado con condiciones “bastante cómodas”.

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Three COVID-positive elderly men have died Loop Barbados

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Three COVID-positive elderly men have died Loop Barbados

Local death toll due to COVID-19 exceeds 540

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Three men in their 70s and 80s have died with COVID-19.

Two of them, aged 78 and 79, died on Monday, August 29, while the third, who was 83 years old, passed away today, Tuesday, August 30.

Their deaths have brought the casualties from the virus to 542.

Minister of Health of Wellness, Ian Gooding-Edghill, extends his condolences to their families and friends.

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