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Posted On TechnologyDecember’s PS Plus month-to-month video games embrace It Takes Two and Temtem
Sony that PlayStation Plus members can declare in December, to assist maintain them busy all through the lengthy winter. This can be a fairly good…
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Posted On EducationFinest Bookish Holidays for Lecturers
Earlier than that child at the back of the room raises his hand and asks, “What am I speculated to be doing?” after you spent…
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Posted On CultureIsaac Newton Creates a List of His 57 Sins (Circa 1662)
Sir Isaac Newton, arguably the most important and influential scientist in history, discovered the laws of motion and the universal force of gravity. For the…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – Paul Rouphail Drops the “Hammer”
Jack Barrett presents Hammer, a solo exhibition of oil paintings by Philadelphia and West Virginia-based artist, Paul Rouphail. In his latest body of work, Rouphail…
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Posted On Education21 Best Funny Short Stories To Teach in Middle and High School
At least once a year, one of my freshmen would ask me why everything we read in 9th grade English was so depressing. A quick…
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Posted On CultureThe Menendez Brothers and the Hope of Justice
For as long as evangelicalism has existed, American Christians have been divided over how to best approach issues of public policy. While abortion has been…
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Posted On HealthExploring the Therapeutic Uses of Bromelain
Pineapple is a beloved fruit enjoyed all over the world, known for its sweet, refreshing flavor. Originating from South America, it was first introduced to…
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Posted On CultureHow Rasputin Inspired the “Fictitious Persons” Disclaimer Commonly Seen in Movies
“This is a work of fiction,” declares the disclaimer we’ve all noticed during the end credits of movies. “Any similarity to actual persons, living or…
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Posted On MoneyThe Wars Come Home | naked capitalism
I always appreciated techno-feudal lord Peter Thiel’s obsession with the blood of the young being used in pursuit of eternal life for himself. It seems…
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Posted On CultureMaking Peace with the World By way of the Music of Luxurious
Spend 5 minutes scanning the headlines and also you threat sinking into despair and cynicism. Accounts of conflict, corruption, hatred, and strife appear to fill…
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Posted On Arts and LiteratureJuxtapoz Magazine – What Doesn’t Kill You: A Conversation with Toronto’s Megan Ellen MacDonald
As Hashimoto Contemporary San Francisco was set to open Toronto-based painter Megan Ellen MacDonald‘s newest solo show with the gallery, What Doesn’t Kill You, they sat down…
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Posted On MoneyLinks 11/23/2024 | naked capitalism
Dear patient readers, I hope you can provide input on some iPhone anomalies. 1. I bought a Faraday bag for my phone since I have…
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Posted On TechnologyRussia’s Ballistic Missile Attack on Ukraine Is an Alarming First
The Oreshnik missile launched Tuesday apparently took off from Russia’s Kapustin Yar rocket base roughly 800 kilometers from Dnipro, well away from intense fighting. This…
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Posted On CultureWicked author Gregory Maguire on the real meaning of the story that captivated the world
Universal Pictures Before it was a Hollywood blockbuster it was a megahit musical, and before that it was a 1995 novel. Author Gregory Maguire tells…
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Posted On HealthGreen Tea Offers New Hope Against Cancer
Sipping a cup of green tea refreshes and calms you down, especially when you’re stressed or anxious. But there’s more to this beverage than its…
