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| | | | | |  Dupenews: Cummings to release Boris' hairstyle secrets by Theodore K. Nasos
As political dramas go, this has the potential to be a box office hit: On Wednesday Boris Johnson's top aide-turned-nemesis, Dominic Cummings, is expected to reveal everything he knows about the UK Prime Minister's hairstyle secrets. | | | |  MAN WALKING an UNPAVED ROAD by David Sparenberg
Man walks along an unpaved road. His feet make rhyth - the rhythm of a human walking (a two legged, as sages say). His feet form patterns on the wending road - changes to micro-climates and eco-structures... | | | |  Cartography by David Sparenberg
Far to the west, in direction of the Blessed Isles, stands an ancient, cylindrical tower. It is rumored the tower has stood for hundreds of years, perhaps an entire millennium, or even more. | |
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| | |  Kenneth Waltz: The Passing of the Second Generation of the Realists by Rene Wadlow
The death of Professor Kenneth Waltz on 12 May 2013 in New York City at the age of 88 marks the start of the passing of the second generation of the realist school in the study of international relations. | | | |  Dupenews: Musk's SpaceX to launch his ego with moon mission by Theodore K. Nasos
Elon Musk said that his rocket company SpaceX, will now accept his meme-inspired ego as the face and moving force of SpaceX reach to the moon. In a tweet he said the commercial space exploration firm will launch his ego... | | | |  Sigmund Freud: A Sense of Mission in Troubled Times by Rene Wadlow
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) whose birth anniversary we note on 6 May, had a sense of mission in an increasingly troubled time. He needs to be seen as challenged by the issues of his time and yet also dealing with aspects of the human condition that are | | | |  The Portuguese Discovery of Australia by Warren Reed
Most Australians are aware of Dutch visits to the west coast of Australia in the 1600s, with a number of the Batavia (Jakarta)-bound vessels involved famously being wrecked there. | | | |  Dupenews: Melinda Gates crashed the windows of her marriage by Theodore K. Nasos
Melinda Gates has decided to end her marriage to Bill Gates after 27 years repeated and unstoppable window crashing despite all the updates. "After a great deal of thought and a lot of work with the newest update... | | | |  Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for May 2021 by Manish Kumar Arora
Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for May 2021 | | | |  Magic by Jan Sand
My computer still lacks the capability of tumbling out solid objects by dumping gold coins, sumptuous edibles or seventeen nymphomaniac virgins - "Star Trek" is still one up on us in that category. | | | prev | | next | | |
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