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Bahamas Seven Day Weather Forecast 13th March to 19th MARCH 2017

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Bahamas, March 13, 2017 – Nassau – GENERAL SITUATION: A deepening low pressure system across Florida and the Carolinas will move quickly up the eastern United States while dragging a cold front and prefrontal activity through the Northwest and Central Bahamas through Tuesday night.  The front will move through the Southeast Bahamas by Wednesday night followed by strong high pressure in its wake.

Monday 13th – Partly cloudy and warm with few scattered showers or isolated thunderstorms across the Northwest Bahamas through nightfall. Mostly sunny and warm turning fair and mild over the Central and SE Bahamas. Maximum temperature 83ºF and minimum temperature 68ºF. Small craft caution late in the NW Bahamas. Winds E to SE at 10 to 15 knots in the NW Bahamas, veering SE to S at 15 to 20 knots later and E’ly at 10 to 15 knots in the Central and SE Bahamas. Seas 2 to 4 feet over the ocean for all areas but building to 4 to 7 feet late in the NW Bahamas.

Tuesday 14th – Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with some scattered showers or widely scattered thunderstorms across the NW and Central Bahamas during the day, improving through night time. Partly cloudy and warm in the SE Bahamas. Maximum temperature 82ºF and minimum temperature 66ºF. Small craft advisory for the NW Bahamas and a caution for the Central Bahamas. Winds SW to W at 15 to 25 knots in the NW Bahamas; SSE to SSW at 15 to 20 knots veering SW to W at 12 to 18 knots in the Central Bahamas later; E to SE at 10 to 15 knots veering SSE to SSW at 10 to 15 knots in the SE Bahamas. Seas 5 to 8 feet in the NW Bahamas, to 4 to 6 feet in the Central Bahamas decreasing to 3 to 5 feet later and 2 to 4 feet in the SE Bahamas.

Wednesday 15th – Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms across the Central and SE Bahamas through night time. Maximum temperature 77°F and minimum temperature 68°F. Small craft caution behind the front. Winds variable at 10 knots or less ahead of the front and NW’ly at 15 to 20 knots at times behind the front. Seas 3 feet or less ahead of the front and 4 to 7 feet at times behind the front.

Thursday 16th – Partly to mostly cloudy with lingering showers mainly across the Central and SE Bahamas through nightfall. Maximum temperature 70ºF and minimum temperature 57ºF. Small craft caution occasionally across the Bahamas. Winds N to NE at 12 to 18 knots across the Bahamas with occasional periods at 15 to 20 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet across the Bahamas with occasional seas 4 to 6 feet at times.

Friday 17th – Partly cloudy to cloudy with few scattered showers or isolated thunderstorms likely in the SE Bahamas through night time. Maximum temperature 74F and minimum temperature 66°F. Small craft caution in the NW Bahamas and an advisory for Central and SE Bahamas. Winds NE to E at 15 to 20 knots in the NW Bahamas and NE to E at 15 to 25 knots in the Central and SE Bahamas. Seas 4 to 6 feet in the NW Bahamas and 5 to 8 feet in the Central and SE Bahamas.

Saturday 18th – Partly cloudy to cloudy with few scattered showers mainly across the SE Bahamas through night time. Maximum temperature 76°F and minimum temperature 64°F. Small craft caution in the NW Bahamas will lift by afternoon and an advisory for the Central and SE Bahamas becomes a caution through the night. Winds NE to E at 15 to 20 knots at first, becomes 10 to 15 knots later in the NW Bahamas and NE to E at 20 to 25 knots, becomes a caution by night time. Seas 4 to 6 feet in the NW Bahamas drops to 2 to 4 feet later and 6 to 9 feet in the Central and SE Bahamas decreases to 4 to 6 feet later.

Sunday 19th – Partly to mostly sunny and warm with showers likely across the Central Bahamas. Fair and mild over most areas through night time with lingering showers around the SE Bahamas. Maximum temperature 78°F and minimum temperature 64°F. Small craft caution in the NW Bahamas by early afternoon. Winds light and variable at first in the NW Bahamas becomes NW to N at 15 to 20 knots by afternoon and NNW to NNE at 15 knots or less across the Central and SE Bahamas. Seas 3 feet or less at first in the NW Bahamas, builds to 4 to 7 feet later and seas 5 feet or less in the Central and SE Bahamas.

Beachgoers and mariners should exercise extreme caution due to the high risk of rip currents and rough surf, especially along the northern and eastern shorelines during stated advisories. Winds and seas will be higher in heavy showers and thunderstorms.

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Photo: The Hermitage, Cat Island

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Ayla Isaacs Unveils Transformative Guide Amidst Challenging Times

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Bahamian author Ayla Isaacs is making an impactful debut in the literary world with her book, “Achieving Optimum Spiritual Health—Transforming Your Wellbeing With Diet, Exercise, and Rest.” As crime rates surge and the aftermath of the pandemic leaving many grappling with hopelessness and a sense of abandonment, Isaacs’ guide offers a beacon of hope and a roadmap for personal transformation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing spiritual resilience in navigating adversity.

Long-time Bahamian physician Dr. Horizal Simmons says, “Ms. Isaacs not only states the spiritual ingredient that we should use for our therapy, but she also explains how it works in our spiritual system and the beneficial changes that will bring the desired transformation or spiritual health benefits.” Applauding the soundness of the book and paralleling it to physical wellness, Dr. Simmons said he highly recommends it to anyone serious about their spiritual well-being and health.

Isaacs is a highly experienced Project Manager who draws from her background in Civil and Environmental Engineering, International Business, and Christian ministry, whether a physical structure or the wellbeing of an individual’s life. Her published work shows that she strongly believes in building with structural integrity. Isaacs provides readers with a holistic approach to welfare beyond traditional self-help. She explores the transformative power of simple spiritual practices integrated into daily life. Isaacs believes that prioritizing spiritual health can help individuals find inner fulfillment and a sense of purpose, which she believes are essential in combating the prevailing hopelessness.

Coach Gregory Cash, who has spent decades helping to develop great athletes and leaders in the country, believes the unique perspective shared, especially relating to spiritual exercise, can touch the hearts of so many. Wendy Fernander, PhD., a licensed clinical psychologist and president of the Bahamas Psychological Association, noted that too few of us think about our spiritual diet, which results in our spiritual wellbeing. When asked about the book, Dr. Fernander said, “This book will provoke you to do serious soul searching.”

Amid the challenges communities face, Isaacs encourages readers to initiate a positive “me” movement—a focus on self-improvement that, when embraced collectively, can lead to stronger families, churches, and nations. According to Isaacs, strengthened individuals become catalysts for positive change within their immediate circles, creating a ripple effect that extends to broader communities.

Ayla Isaacs, whose roots go back to South Eleuthera, is a founding member of the Smart and Strong Sisterhood (SASS) and the creative mind behind A.I. Paper, a gift-wrapping paper and bag company that celebrates the islands of The Bahamas. Isaacs believes that investing in spiritual wellbeing is pivotal for personal growth and resilience. A conference speaker who is actively involved in church ministries and affiliated with several civic organizations, Isaacs firmly believes in the balance between personal and community wellbeing.

“Achieving Optimum Spiritual Health” is now available on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com in paperback and eBook form and locally at Oasis Bookstore in Nassau. Isaacs encourages readers to embark on a transformative journey and be architects of their spiritual wellbeing. In times of uncertainty, “Achieving Optimum Spiritual Health” offers a guide and a message of hope and empowerment for individuals seeking personal and communal transformation.

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Tired of Taking Notes? The new Samsung Galaxy S24 Will Transcribe and Summarize Your Voice Notes In A Snap! 

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NASSAU, Bahamas – Faster, smarter and more convenient than ever before, the new Samsung Galaxy S24 will revolutionize your productivity with its new Transcript Assist and Browsing Assist features. In the continuous pursuit of delivering innovative solutions that enhance productivity and user experience, Samsung Electronics is proud to introduce two groundbreaking features: Transcript Assist and Browsing Assist.

The Transcript Assist feature, powered by Galaxy’s advanced artificial intelligence, takes note-taking to a whole new level by enabling users to easily convert voice notes and conversations into useful and accessible notes. Whether in a business meeting, conference, or casual conversation, the Galaxy S24’s Transcript Assist makes capturing information easier than ever.

By utilizing Transcript Assist, users can effortlessly record any conversation with multiple speakers and transform it into a clear and concise transcript with just a few taps. This feature is particularly useful for those who need to keep a detailed record of discussions and decisions made during important meetings or collaborative work sessions.

“With Transcript Assist, we’re redefining the way people take notes and record information,” said Gianmarco Leri, Product Manager at Samsung Electronics. “No longer do you have to worry about missing important details during a conversation. With the Galaxy S24, you can capture every word and turn it into a useful reference that you can easily review and share.”

In addition to generating accurate transcripts, the Transcript Assist feature also offers the ability to generate quick summaries of conversations, as well as the option to translate the entire transcript into different languages, facilitating communication and collaboration among people from different regions and cultures.

On the other hand, the Browsing Assist feature allows users to navigate more efficiently and conveniently on their Galaxy S24 devices by providing intelligent and contextual suggestions during web browsing and online content exploration.

The Galaxy S24, equipped with Transcript Assist and Browsing Assist, marks the beginning of a new era of productivity and convenience in mobile devices. These innovative features demonstrate Samsung Electronics’ continued commitment to providing advanced tools that help people achieve their goals more effectively and efficiently in everyday life.

So, get ready! The new Samsung Galaxy S24 will be coming soon to tech stores in The Bahamas soon.

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Weather Systems Affect Cuba and The Bahamas

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Rashaed Esson

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#Weather#Cuba#TheBahamas, March 25th, 2024 – Serious weather struck The Bahamas and Cuba over the weekend, both nations receiving warnings from their meteorological entities. The Bahamas was affected by severe thunderstorms.  In fact, an area of the Carnival Freedom Cruise Ship, which was 20 miles off Eleuthera, Bahamas, caught fire and reports say it was possibly due to a lightning strike.  Fortunately no lives were reported lost.

Meanwhile, Cuba had intense rainfall and hailstorms, resulting in damage to surrounding areas, thousands left without electricity amid fallen trees and Flash Floods.

 

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