Dos gemelas que se casaron con gemelos revelan que sus hijos son hermanos y primos genéticos

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Dos hermanas gemelas estadounidenses que se casaron con otros gemelos y quedaron embarazadas al mismo tiempo revelaron que sus hijos no solo son primos sino también hermanos genéticos, recoge New York Post.

Briana y Brittany Deane, del Estado de Virginia, y Josh y Jeremy Salyers son los padres de los gemelos cuaternarios Jax y Jett, que se llevan solo tres meses de diferencia.

Según WebMD, se trata de un fenómeno increíblemente raro y ocurre cuando dos gemelas idénticas tienen hijos con otro par de gemelos en un período corto de tiempo, generalmente menos de nueve meses. Debido a su rareza, sólo existen 300 familias cuaternarias en el mundo.

Las hermanas conocieron a sus futuros esposos en un festival de gemelos en 2017 y seis meses después los dos hombres les propusieron matrimonio con anillos idénticos. Posteriormente, las parejas se mudaron a la misma casa y se encuentran criando a los niños como una sola unidad familiar.

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Westmoreland businessman gunned down at his establishment Loop Jamaica

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A Westmoreland businessman was shot and killed at his business establishment by two motorcyclists posing as customers on Tuesday afternoon.

The deceased has been identified as 58-year-old Pete Flemming of a Grange Hill, Westmoreland address.

Reports are that about 5:50 pm, Flemming was at a restaurant he operated when a motorcycle was ridden up with two men who went into the establishment.

Shortly after, gunshots were heard coming from the building.

The two men were then seen running from the building, and they jumped on the motorcycle and fled from the scene.

The police were called and upon their arrival, Flemming was seen lying in a pool of blood suffering from gunshot wounds.

The Westmoreland police are investigating the incident.

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Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation’ broke laptops, Microsoft reveals Loop Jamaica

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Janet Jackson’s single “Rhythm Nation” was a powerful song when it dropped back in 1989.

With unforgettable choreography and a short film to accompany it, the song spoke about racial unity and social consciousness.

Turns out the song was actually harmful to some laptops.

Writing in a blog post on August 16, Microsoft software developer Raymond Chen said a colleague from Windows XP support told him that a major computer manufacturer discovered that playing the music video for Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” would crash certain models of laptops.

He said the song contained one of the natural resonant frequencies for the model of 5400 rpm laptop hard drives that they and other manufacturers used.

He said the manufacturer worked around the problem by adding a custom filter in the audio pipeline that detected and removed the offending frequencies during audio playback.

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Nick Cannon reveals 10th child in the making with IG montage Loop Jamaica

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Nick Cannon continues to add to his brood.

The entertainer revealed via Instagram that he is expecting his 10th child with Brittany Bell.

It will be his third child with Bell, who gave birth to two, a daughter and son named Powerful and Golden.

Cannon made the revelation with a video montage of him and Bell with the caption: “Time Stopped and This Happened…”

The montage showed the couple posing in various outfits and sharing intimate moments together and with their children.

Cannon is also expecting his ninth child with Abby de la Rosa who already has twin sons, Zion and Zillion, for the 41-year-old.

In addition to those children, Cannon also shares 11-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan with his ex Mariah Carey, as well as newborn son Legendary Love with model Bre Tiesi.

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Jamaicans urged to get acquainted with data-protection standards Loop Jamaica

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Jamaicans are being urged to get acquainted with the eight data-protection standards outlined in the Data Protection Act, 2020.

While the Act will take full effect in 2023, the Information Commissioner in the Office of the Information Commissioner (OIC), Celia Barclay, told JIS News that citizens must get a full understanding of what is required of them.

Ms. Barclay is also making a special appeal to data controllers, who handle and determine how individuals’ personal information is used.

A data controller can be a business owner or a teller who has access to customers’ banking details or a small community “pardna” banker.

“Although data protection is fairly new, everyone needs to ascertain how the different provisions of the Data Protection Act, particularly the data protection standards, apply to their specific data processing activities. And [they must] implement the most appropriate measures to ensure compliance,” she said.

Processing means any possible use of information that can identify a living person or someone who has been dead for up to 30 years.

The Information Commissioner advises data controllers to seek professional advice and technical assistance from a data privacy practitioner.

“There are several [data privacy practitioners] who are already operating in the market offering a range of services, legal and technical, to data controllers,” Ms. Barclay said.

Individuals are also being encouraged to learn and assert their rights as data subjects. This includes a right to knowing what personal data is being processed by a controller, the purpose for which it is being processed, how exactly it is being processed and to whom the data is disclosed during processing.

“Also, data subjects who have reason to believe their personal data is being misused can make a complaint to the controller and require that same be discontinued or remedied,” she said.

The passage of the Data Protection Act, 2020 made provision for the establishment of the OIC, which is currently being operationalised.

The OIC is responsible for monitoring compliance with the Act and attendant regulations as well as advising the Government on matters relating to data protection and access to information, among other things.

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Youth to be appointed as Heads of a number of boards, directors of several government agencies

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The Cabinet agreed to appoint several youth ambassadors and youthful managers to fill positions that require new energy and drive.

Heads of a number of boards, directors of several government agencies, and members within the Senate will be considered for youth appointments.

The Cabinet agreed that it is compelled to create space for youth leadership. and that there are several youthful candidates that had in fact been appointed following the 2014 and 2018 general elections.

The Cabinet recalled that the Prime Minister, in consultation with the Cabinet, had appointed several 20-year-olds following the 2014 and 2018 general elections to legislative positions.

Senators Lee, Fortune and Govia were appointed following the 2014 general elections.

Minister Maria Browne, who won a seat in the Lower House at age 26 and, more recently, Senator Knacyntar Nedd, are among those who filled legislative positions within the parliament of Antigua and Barbuda within their 20s.

New appointments will join previous youth appointments such as the Director of Gender Affairs and top management of the State Insurance Corporation, among others, to fulfill the Cabinet’s ambitions. The list is not exhaustive.

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Pierre Says Saint Lucia Agriculture Doing Well – St. Lucia Times News

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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre, just back from the Agri-Investment Forum and Expo II in Trinidad and Tobago, has told reporters that Saint Lucia agriculture is doing well.

“Saint Lucia is doing very well as far as our agriculture is concerned,” Pierre disclosed when a reference was made to the Trinidad and Tobago event.

In this regard, the Castries East MP noted that Caribbean Community (CARICOM) figures indicate that Saint Lucia had surpassed its fruit and vegetable quota.

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“What was revealing is the value-added products on the raw agriculture products. There were soaps, there were creams – a number of products can be manufactured,” he told reporters.

“There is cassava. There’s a big market for cassava,” Pierre observed.

And he declared that there’s great potential for agriculture.

Nevertheless, Pierre explained that to make agriculture attractive there must be a market and finance.

“And to get into the market we have to convert the raw products into value-added goods,” he said.

“We have been primary producers,” Pierre noted.

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“The use of computers – the use of technology,” he stated.

“In Saint Lucia, our youth economy merges very well with that so we are looking forward to our young people getting involved as far as agriculture is concerned,” Pierre, also responsible for Finance, told reporters.

He spoke on Monday on the sidelines of a meeting of the Cabinet as CARICOM intensifies efforts to reduce the region’s US$5 billion food import bill by 25 percent come 2025.

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The Young Women’s Christian Association of Barbados (YWCA) has elected a new Board of Directors for the term 2022 – 2024, which will be headed by president Kerrilyn Harding.

The five other members of the Board are Shaniah Tull – First Vice-President, Susan Renee – Second Vice-President; Brenda Brathwaite – Assistant Secretary/Treasurer, Mia Homer – Honorary Treasurer and Winifred Harewood – Honorary Secretary.

Harding, speaking on behalf of her new Board stated, “While the last two years have been challenging for us due to the impact of COVID-19, we are excited and committed to the rebuilding efforts of the Association.

“Our aim is to mobilise membership and recommence and implement new and important initiatives and programmes to serve our communities. As we look to the future, we urge our fellow Barbadian females to join our efforts so that together we can continue to meet the needs, interests and expectations of our women, girls and communities.”

The Barbados YWCA is a charitable organisation founded in 1950, which is affiliated with the World YWCA, one of the largest women’s organisations. Its mandate is the empowerment, growth and development of women and girls.

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Vanessa Bryant recibe 16 millones de dólares en el juicio por las fotos del accidente de Kobe Bryant

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Un jurado ha concedido a la viuda de la superestrella de la NBA Kobe Bryant 16 millones de dólares por daños y perjuicios debido a la filtración de fotografías del lugar del accidente de helicóptero de enero de 2020, tomadas por los primeros intervinientes y compartidas con el público.

Los nueve miembros del jurado que emitieron el veredicto unánime estuvieron de acuerdo con Vanessa Bryant y sus abogados en que los ayudantes del sheriff y los bomberos que tomaron y compartieron fotos de los restos de Kobe Bryant y de su hija de 13 años, Gianna, invadieron su privacidad y le causaron angustia emocional.

Vanessa Bryant y el codemandante Chris Chester demandaron al condado de Los Ángeles por millones de dólares no especificados por las fotografías, que incluían imágenes gráficas de restos humanos.

La esposa de Chester, Sarah, y su hija, Payton, de 13 años, estaban entre las nueve personas que murieron cuando su helicóptero se estrelló al norte de Los Ángeles.

El jurado concedió a Chester 15 millones de dólares por daños y perjuicios.

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