#Stories

A sprinkle of wonder to start your weekend. The following stories are not about coronavirus. Some of the most interesting creatures anywhere actually do live under a rock —
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Books that have influenced my writings, my personality, my life - in short, books that I’m most fond of, going back to my childhood. A thread. I used to read
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WATCH: #US military pointing gun at children in #Afghanistan. Bet he felt like a big man. Another show of professionalism by Americans No, this isn’t from an Afghan movie called
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These days I remember the discussions that we had about the outbreaks of emerging diseases such as HIV, Ebola, Zika, Swine Flu, Bird Flu, SARS, and others in our global
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So, yea, let me talk about how this story, connects to this other story of yesterday about the Penn Museum so you can see the broader picture at play here
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Here's some pictures and a ramble in an attempt to bury my head in the sand from the political goings-on! We've spent a bit time in the sea recently. I
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The past few weeks have got me thinking about ways to expand public awareness of slavery. One way can be to highlight how the history of slavery touches a wide
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If the @NYTimes report on #TrumpsTaxes has left you hungry for more on the president’s taxes and his business, @propublica and @wnyc’s Trump Inc. coverage has some good stuff for
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Overdue thank you thread. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and been so kind over the last few days! Thank you to my wonderful friend @JCHart for all
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A few weeks ago I read an intriguing 92 year old notice in an old bungalow register. It talked about Canning Benevolent Fund. Who was Canning? What was this fund?
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Hi, with all the Sia nonsense happening, you might be engaging with autism issues for the first time! That's totally fine, everyone starts somewhere- here are some basics you should
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Anyone take any gloriously brilliant photos from 26th May 1999? Be it of Reds before and after the game or the moments after Ole’s winner? Get in those lofts and
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A couple of hours ago, @LizNeeley and @edyong209 hosted a fascinating discussion on 'How To Talk About Coronavirus - Science Communication and Sense Making for Scientists and Healthcare professionals'. Here
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The Last movie symbolism for non-Japanese audienceWatching the movien where Naruto came to know romantic love for the first time, I noticed splendid references to Japanese folkore in the most
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Let’s talk about a different kind of child abuse. #Thread #ChildAbuse #RT I LOVE THIS. As a man who worked closely with teenagers for several years and saw the effects
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By the time he died at the age of 35, Mozart composed over 600 pieces of music in his lifetime. He was a small man, partial to fine clothing, soft
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