Former Al-Qaeda hostage talks about Being Released after 6 Years Female Vice-Presidents Appointed in Iran Menstrual Banishment Criminalised in Nepal Pioneering Type 1 Diabetes Treatment Safe Study Shows Hundreds More surviving Hear Failure in England & Wales UK Home Repossessions fall to New Low Winged Mammals flew 160 Million Years Ago France trailing Solar Road […]
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Short & Sweet as a busy day is being had. ‘Ear ‘Ear: An Apple a Day Could Grow you An Ear Blood Tests Spot Ovarian Cancer Early Morocco Pulls Out of UN Buffer Zone 1st Muslim Actor to Win an Academy Award UK Sugary Drinks Levy should Earn Schools £415m Google Robot Jumps with Leg-Wheels […]
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Another day and another crop of positive stories to help you through the day. No doubt, the most important story has to be the milestone for a Malaria Vaccine. Malaria is one of the biggest killers in the world and a vaccine would make a huge difference to billions of people. So, here’s hoping that […]
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Heart Disease deaths down by 70%, just going to leave that there. If that was the only bit of good news today, it might be enough for the day, but it’s not; that’s even better. 🙂 Heart Disease Deaths fall by 70% in a Generation NASA reconnects with STEREO Satellite after 2-Years Missing Doctor performs C-Section in […]
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Focusing on Family at the moment, so while I listen to the sweet music of my new family, enjoy this from Mozart and Salieri. Lost Mozart & Salieri Composition Played in Prague Aid Arrives in Besieged Syrian Towns 3 Hostages released in Iraq Study may help Humans Regrow Teeth Birds’ White Blood could be Key […]
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Busy weekend off with good friends and family at a Baby Calming Course learning lots of helpful stuff about being the best parent I can be. To be fair, I suspect that the course should probably be called Parent Calming, as I am certainly feeling a little more confident about the arrival of my children. […]
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UK Hiring remains of Sky High Levels Obama-Castro Summit Caps US-Cuba Thaw Much-Needed Supplies reach Yemen UK’s gets First Official Vinyl Chart as Sales Surge Man runs 100 Marathons in 100 Days Archaeologists defiant in Iraq Men freed from Disused Bank Vault 2 rescued from Yacht off Great Orme 50 Boat Race spectators rescued from […]
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Fans of Silicon Nomad will know that I’m a sucker for great art, especially after last week’s post about Henry Moore. This week is no exception with a Gauguin making a record breaking $300m at auction, an unknown work by Vivaldi getting its World Premier and a copy of the Magna Carta worth £10m found […]
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Some stunning stories today, so it’s a little difficult to pick a favourite. One thing that has definitely made me smile, though not something I’d usually list, is a look at the teams for the 6 Nations. The reason for the nod? Well for once, with the competition starting this week, there is a a […]
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