Friday 26th of April 2024

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meanwhile as humans panic about covid19 and the air is breathable again...

pigsAirplanes are grounded. Roads, deserted. The skies are clear and fish swim once again in Venice’s canals. Covid-19 has achieved in three short months what Greta Thunberg and her ilk could only dream of.

no escape...

no escape...   The name Pluto, the god of the underworld, was proposed for a new planet, by Venetia Burney, 

more fake cash...

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new do's and don't do's...

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Scott Morrison threatens funding for independent and Catholic schools over closures amid coronavirus crisis


Coalition urged to explain the trigger point for school closures and to prepare to support essential workers


the news had gone viral...

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Coronavirus fears lead to Eurovision cancellation as Boris Johnson closes schools to try and contain pandemic, live updates...


By Peter Marsh


British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says all schools will close from Friday and Eurovision has been cancelled as Europe ramps up measures to deal with COVID-19.


Follow all the latest updates as they happen in our live blog.

 

More:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-19/coronavirus-australia-live-update...

Tim gets the news from graffitis on public toilet blocs (with no paper) and fox...

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Tim Blair is a positive guy… Super-positive. A + battery terminal… In the face of danger, Tim stands like a beacon on an English coast, resisting wave after wave of stormy shit news, on Monday 16th of March…

the gates of hell in a coronavirus epoch...

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Henri Laurens was the least-known best sculptor in the world in his time and probably still is, though he has been "dead for a while” (1954). He has been forgotten, languishing in the massive shadows of Moore and Rodin. 

 

 

 

Henri Laurens was known for his early cubist works and his later rounded shapes, particularly of the female figure. For the general public, Henri Laurens, who? Yet, his work was a major opus that influenced a lot of other artists and thinkers…

 

 

 

 

 

flying high and lows...

pilot   The dramatic spread of coronavirus around the world has travellers cancelling flights, airlines grounding planes and cutting routes, but is this just panic?

Not according to Nobel Prize winner Professor Peter Doherty, whose research is mainly in the area of defence against viruses.

lest we forget till the next war...

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A number of states have moved to cancel some Anzac Day services and ban the public from attending others in an attempt to thwart the spread of coronavirus.

saving the planet by teleconferencing...

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Silicon Valley saved by the coronavirus?

we're so prepared you would not believe it...

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US President Donald Trump has tested negative for the coronavirus, the White House physician has said.

western civilisation is a chickenhawk soup with dollars added...

civilisation   Once during a post-seminar conversation with a grad school classmate, I expressed my frustration at the hermeneutic of suspicion that defines academia today. “You can’t just deconstruct everything,” I said.

 

the "epicentre" of the pandemic...

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Two of the EU's biggest states, France and Spain, have followed Italy in announcing emergency restrictions to combat the spread of coronavirus. 

maximising social distance....

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(LONDON) — Tech giant Apple is closing its stores outside of China for two weeks and will only sell online as part of efforts to fight the global viral pandemic.


“In our workplaces and communities, we must do all we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” CEO Tim Cook tweeted Saturday. “Apple will be temporarily closing all stores outside of Greater China until March 27 and committing $15M to help with worldwide recovery.”


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