#Unexpected

Ismail Royer

IsmailRoyer

Erdogan's decision to return Aya Sofia to a mosque raises very interesting issues for both Christians and Muslims, if we are willing to face them honestly. Disclaimer: I am not

Edjah Nduom, MD, FAANS

EKNduom

1/ This is coming later than most #BlackintheIvory stories, as I was trying to submit an @NIH grant on time. I did not - submit it on time - but

riseforbiden0120273

lebronsonroids

EYES ON PATRIOTS Steve Quayle broke the news yesterday that an F-16 was shot down by the Chinese and a 30,000 lb bunker buster bomb was dropped on a bunker

Manoka

ManokaMathye

Habits of self made millionaires (Thread).I know alot of people aspire to become one (not sure why this specific number). It is achievable but the time it takes you will

Tadhg Not Tadgh

TadhgHickey

THREAD THIS IS KIND OF AN AMAZING STORY. YOU WON’T BELIEVE THE TWIST!So yeah. Strap yourself in for this one: it really is quite a tale. Heart-warming, I hope. But

Himanish Ganjoo

hganjoo153

The real food of a city is a marker of the people. Delhi food is an array of geographically/historically fragmented subcultures, mirroring waves of migrants that came to make it

Sarra Manning

sarramanning

For every day of Lockdown, I'm going to recommend a book to help you with your Christmas shopping or a lovely comfort read. All available from https://uk.bookshop.org , which financially supports

🗡🪄Power Couple ☁️🌏 #Clerith

CloudxAerith

This is my thread for FFVII REMAKE Ultimania translations that I will be doing now that I have time to. ・I’ll update thread as I read・I’ll be focusing on anything

Brian Lyman

lyman_brian

A thread of some of the unknown or unexpected stories of Black history in Alabama published in the @MGMAdvertiser this year.Enslaved at 18. A congressman at 28. And a prisoner

Anh Hoang Le

AnhHLe2702

Yayy, my first ever preprint is now online. Here we discover an unexpected new regulator for macropinocytosis, CYRI-A. If you like imaging and actin, this is for you :) Tweetorial

Soora Puli

av_1688

Ten years since completing undergrad is a good time to pause and reflect on how things stack up relative to the outlook from the past. My bachelors was in mechanical

Brent Toderash

toderash

Dear @BrianPallister,Recall a couple of days ago when I (and to be fair, basically everyone) told you what measures we wanted to see? I thought I'd give you an update

BDW

BryanDeanWright

I’m at Day 10 following COVID diagnosis.So far, so good (though miserable).Here’s what I learned, and what I’m glad I did to make my sickness a little less awful &

James Baird

james_d_baird

So, you want to become a writer? Well, I'm no @david_perell or @Nicolascole77, but I do have experience:- Published in three peer-reviewed journals- Directed a publishing house (4 best-selling books)-

PolyProfPande

PolyProfPande

As I reach adulthood of my adult life, basically 18 years since graduating from college, here are the lessons I have learned. Some of the lessons are more applicable to

The animals of the Proto-Indo-Europeans

PIE_Animals

#DEER in #IndoEuropean: #Hittite aliya(n)- ‘roebuck’, Gk. ἐλλός (ellós) ‘young deer’, ἔλαφος (élapʰos) m./f. ‘deer’, #Lithuanian élnis ‘stag’, élnė ‘doe’, #Latvian al̂nis ‘moose’, #OldPrussian aln

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