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<i>"Jürgen Wertheimer, who set up Project Cassandra: ‘Writers operate on a plane that is both objective and subjective.’ Photograph: Dominik Gigler/The Guardian"</i> | <i>"Jürgen Wertheimer, who set up Project Cassandra: ‘Writers operate on a plane that is both objective and subjective.’ Photograph: Dominik Gigler/The Guardian"</i> | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, 30 June 2021
These articles referenced here related to world and culture topics, but more contemporary and more focused on individuals, families, businesses and small groups . . .
2021-05-24 Monday
Biggest wastes of time we regret . . .
Alligator trapper Natulkiewicz a.k.a. Vince Nelson
2021-05-30 Sunday - Octavius Catto . . . research this man
First woman police officer in United States, Mrs. Wells in Los Angeles:
Angela Maxwell walks around world
Lighter reading . . .
- https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a36547849/how-much-time-should-i-spend-outside/
- https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210616-how-the-forgotten-tricks-of-letterlocking-shaped-history
Heavier reading . . .
Nevada buckwheat plant and lithium mining for batteries:
"Jürgen Wertheimer, who set up Project Cassandra: ‘Writers operate on a plane that is both objective and subjective.’ Photograph: Dominik Gigler/The Guardian"