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Compromised sleep linked to school violence

A local naturopath suggests compromised sleep has a direct coalition with some of the violence being seen across the school system. This is according to Dr. Dale Brathwaite who was speaking as a guest on Mornin’ Barbados. And Dr. Brathwaite says overstimulation and overexposure to blue light in the form of light bulbs and digital devices before bed, cause people to fall asleep with absorption of daylight in their eyes.

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Barbados marks CARICOM-Cuba Day against Terrorism

The bombing of the Cubana Airline flight although horrific is being described as a catalyst in creating the platform for real solidarity across the region. This from His Excellency David Comissiong, Ambassador of Barbados to CARICOM. And by this Ambassador Comissiong says it has been a fundamental plank of the region’s foreign policy being a zone of peace. He made the remark during a commemoration ceremony for the 48th anniversary of the Bombing of Cuban Airlines Flight 455 and the second CARICOM-Cuba Day against Terrorism at Paynes Bay in St. James.

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Bajans reminded God is at work even in midst of tragedy

Rector of St. Peter Parish Church, Canon Peter Haynes is reminding Barbadians God is at work even in the midst of tragedy. The Anglican Priest says despite the challenges and chaos that come with a tragedy God continues to provide for his people. He issued the reminder while speaking to his congregation about the story of Job.

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