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Wednesday,  August 3, 2005

• Who are these Industry interests?
  I guess once Cayman Net News starts to reveal their ambiguous sources that oftentimes are used for sensational journalism, then and only then should the ICTA reveal the identity of these industry interests. As the ole people use to say tit fa tat and butter for fish.
  - Jorge Guzman
   
• Improving cruise ship visits
  Taxi drivers must be constantly made aware of their importance as they interface with the visitors. A smile, a courteous Cayman greeting are so important. I have met tourists on many occasions walking Seven Mile Beach looking for the public beach after having been dropped way up at the Marriott. That smacks of taking advantage of a visitor and the industry they support.
  - Barbara Rojas
   
• Police describe gang markings
  The Cayman police should have a sweep of all the islands to get rid of those gang members, if not, you all will suffer, with a lot of violent crime. That’s the only thing they can do. So stand firm Cayman Islands and get rid of those criminals. Neighbourhood watches are a big help to get rid of those gangs. It works. God bless you all on your mission to conquer this problem.
  - Edward Conrad
   
• Local Footballers off to Rio for training with the best
  Good luck to your young players! I’m a “Vasco da Gama fanatic rooter”, Brazilian, live in Brazil, and I hope success to the “Cayman Boys”, in your stage in Brazil! Good luck, boys! You’re welcome!
  - Jeverson Junior
   
• The importance of freedom of the press
  Thank you Mr. Samson, on behalf of the Editor. Your letter is conspicuously very timely in light of the recent controversy. I guess this makes the Editor feel goody goody doesn’t it sah!
  - Jorge Guzman
   
• Emergency Medical
  Technicians earn intermediate level NRET Certification
  I need to know more about this program, I am a Jamaican Firefighter/EMT-B and during my training Mr Ferron was always around to assist. For this reason I am interested in taking this exam and would like to know the procedures.
  - Naval Marrett
   
• The issue of cruisers in the Cayman Islands
  As regular “non-cruise” visitors to Cayman, we would like to add that the huge numbers of cruisers are not to our liking whilst holidaying on the island; cruising seems to have a “smash & grab” effect on the small area around George Town, vehicular congestion is a nightmare. All in all, the large influx of day visitors does nothing to enhance our well earned rest! Enough said.
  - Graham & Jo Mills
   
• Compliance - a world of regulation and ‘awe’
  I’m writing from Mexico City and I would like to get the e-mail address from Gary Hagland. I just finished reading a letter sent by Gary to the magazine “Cigar Aficionado”.
  
  I’m a cigar lover and a philosophy reader in my free time. I want to congratulate Gary for his very well-founded letter to the magazine. So please if possible, let me know his e-mail address. Many thanks and best regards from Mexico City.
  - Guillermo Paez
   
• More than 3500 CUC customers re-energized
  Peter: Greetings and hello. If you get this e-mail me back. Living in Vancouver, B.C. Cheers.
  - Malcolm Barnes
   
• Cubans come ashore at Prospect Point
  I recently flew to Grand Cayman to see these four people (the one in the picture is my brother and one more of them and the others are friends) and I’m really worried about their situation. First Mr Gary Watler ignored my person and laughed in my face. I wasted my time with him.
  
  Next day I went to immigration office again to try to talk Mr Franz Manderson but it was impossible. The only way possible to get him was thanks to journalist Nicky Watson. I could not meet him because my girlfriend didn’t give her name, so I had to fly back and never see them. Please, any information I will appreciate it.
  - Wilgin Matos

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