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Brexit and the politics of irrationality — Notes from a Broken Society
A few miles from where I am sitting, something altogether disturbing is about to happen. There appears to be every sign that, in the South Wales valleys, thousands of people in one of the most deprived areas of the UK – one whose Less Developed Region status under EU rules means that it is a […]
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Daddy, Dad, Papa, Father…
Daddy, Dad, Papa, Father, the names we have for our own, the names our own call us. So much bound up in one little word for the man we invest with our trust. “I’ll fix it!” Baby, if you only knew how new you are to me. But how complicated can you be? […]
Terracotta Army discovered 1974
“This photo shows a partial view of the Terracotta Army in China. Quote: “Why It’s Amazing? Part of the world’s largest ancient imperial tomb complex —part of a mostly unexcavated necropolis 6 km (4 mi) square!. One of the top archaeological finds of the 20th century. 2,200 years old! — It dates back to the uniting of China under one emperor, who’s buried there.. The largest find of its kind (about 1,800 different life-size statues have been uncovered). Incredible detail: 175–190 cm (5’9–6’3) tall, every one different in gestures and facial expressions, some even with color showing. All have single-edge eyelids! Legend says the First Emperor had single-edge eyelids, so all his Terracotta Army were made with them. —Named: September 1978 “The Eighth Wonder of the World”. by French President Jacques Chirac. Quote: “There were Seven Wonders in the world, and the discovery of the Terracotta Army, we may say, is the eighth miracle of the world. No one who has not seen the pyramids can claim to have visited Egypt, and now I’d say that no one who has not seen these terracotta figures can claim to have visited China. Unquote. Source: http://www.chinahighlights.com#china
“Bill Gates: “Help me give….”
by Ярослав Тюрменко (Jaremi)
Agawa Canyon, Canada
Russia plays by its own rules…
Russia plays by its own rules as Europe discovered when the Kremlin sent troops to seize Crimea two years ago. The Olympic movement has been reeling for months from revelations of what looks like a broad, systematic government-backed doping scheme involving many of Russia’s best athletes. Russia’s disregard for international norms has been brought into…
Brexit and the politics of irrationality — Notes from a Broken Society
A few miles from where I am sitting, something altogether disturbing is about to happen. There appears to be every sign that, in the South Wales valleys, thousands of people in one of the most deprived areas of the UK – one whose Less Developed Region status under EU rules means that it is a […]
via Brexit and the politics of irrationality — Notes from a Broken Society
Science News » Webinar Series 2016 – Office for Research on Disparities and Global Mental Health
ORDGMH conducts two series of webinars with NIMH grantees, focusing on mental health disparities and research.
Sig Nordal 