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UK: IN 2023 MUSLIMS COULD OUTNUMBER CHRISTIANS, ACADEMICS WARN OF IMPLICATIONS

paulywido wrote 2 days ago: By Tabatha Kaplan DIGITAL JOURNAL UK: New figures reveal that the Muslim population is growing ten t … more →

Tags: Muslim Council of Britain, Britain, ceri peach, Christian, Muhammad Abdul Bari, Muslim, office for national statistics

Time Lapse is Captivating1 comment

gregsarmas wrote 3 days ago: Monarch butterfly transformation from egg to larvae to pupae to adult. If you don’t find this … more →

Tags: For Good Health, Pet Care, nature, happiness, Biology, Butterfly, Monarch Butterfly, pupae, larvae

Reservoir deep under Ontario holds billion-year-old water : Nature News & Comment

Michael B. Calyn wrote 4 days ago: Reservoir deep under Ontario holds billion-year-old water Search is on for signs of microbial activi … more →

Tags: Environment, Nature, Earth, Canada, Ontario, timmins, microorganism, water, manchester

Guest Post By Lesley Farrington: Do You Have A Story To Tell About The Reality Of Your Life As A Sick Or Impaired Person Claiming "Sickness Benefit" ?

judithhaire wrote 6 days ago: I am a mature, disabled, PhD student at Manchester University. Would anyone be interested in partici … more →

Tags: Research-2, Employment and Support Allowance, University of Manchester, Disability, Doctor of Philosophy, Employment and Support Allowance, England, Greater Manchester, manchester

"Climate science" now hunting for cooling effects - and finds the brightness of clouds7 comments

ktwop wrote 2 weeks ago: How is it that – for a settled science – all these new “cooling” mechanisms … more →

Tags: Science, alarmism, Climate, clouds, Global Warming, Climate, clouds, Environmental Science, nature geoscience

A case of the vapors - another global cooling mechanism found79 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 weeks ago: From the University of Manchester Organic vapors affect clouds leading to previously unidentified cl … more →

Tags: aérosols, Climate, cloud, atmosphere, nature geoscience, Environmental Science, cloud condensation nuclei, Drop (liquid)

Assessment of Factors Affecting the Use of Instructional Instruments during Pharmacy Practice

Experiential Education Consultants wrote 3 weeks ago:   Section:  Experiential Education Nature of Work:  Completed Research Content of Work:  Educat … more →

Tags: Research, Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharmacy, Education, College of Pharmacy, pharmacy school, Experiential education, pharmacist

Fish Doesn't Always Rot From the Head Down; Sometimes From the Tail Up too...2 comments

Deodatta Shenai-Khatkhate wrote 3 weeks ago: You may have already heard this saying before: “A fish rots from the head down.” Since t … more →

Tags: China, England, federal bureau of investigation, Fish, Germany, Greece, leadership, Lexington Massachusetts, Management

Professorial Lecture - Professor Gail A Hornstein -First Person Accounts of Psychosis: Challenges for Mental Health Professionals

judithhaire wrote 3 weeks ago: Professorial Lecture – Professor Gail A Hornstein First-person accounts of psychosis: challeng … more →

Tags: Psychiatry, Research-2, mental illness, Professor Gail Hornstein, First Person Accounts of Psychosis, Psychosis, sheffield hallam university, Hearing Voices Network, united states

Word Factory

barakabe wrote 1 month ago: Word Factory  Gleam bought the monkeys from an old comrade in the black market called Spanish Joe. A … more →

Tags: barbary macaque, Sartor Resartus, New Yorker, goole, chimpanzee, Monkey, Recreation, London, Smile

Climate change: How snakes and ladders could save the planet1 comment

Henricus Peters wrote 1 month ago: The EPA was directed to set standards for radioactive materials under Reorganization Plan No. 3 (Pho … more →

Tags: climate change, Brazil, London, Independent, Futerra, London Fire Brigade, Deloitte

12 angry women, part 1

siadanielsson wrote 1 month ago: After my blog post discussing how Parisian men treated me abroad I received an influx of emails.  Vi … more →

Tags: interviews, Culture 2, Avignon, English girls, Feminism, France, French, Granada, Holiday

Graphene research

Joe wrote 1 month ago: Graphene is a true wonder material.  It has higher conductivity than copper.  It’s almost comp … more →

Tags: Physics, scanning probe microscopy, publications, graphene, Energy, Molecular Electronics, Graphene, Nobel Prize in Physics, Argonne National Laboratory

The New Class System1 comment

nrglabjohnwish wrote 1 month ago: The global economic crisis has uprooted the traditional class system, according to a recent British … more →

Tags: The Economy, NRGLab, middle class, John Wish, survey, class structure, social classes, Economic Crisis, study

Ancient site unearthed in Iraq, near biblical home of Abraham

Gordon King wrote 1 month ago: Archaeologists say the site dates back some 4,000 years to around the time Abraham would have lived … more →

Tags: World News, Israel, Middle-East, Faith, World. World News, unusual occurrences, Good News!, iraq, Bible

Ancient site unearthed in Iraqi home of Abraham

Cyndee Maxwell wrote 1 month ago: BAGHDAD (AP) — British archaeologists said Thursday they have unearthed a sprawling complex near the … more →

Tags: News, International News, features, iraq, archaeology, Campbell, Abraham, baghdad, stuart campbell

Graphene Commercialisation and Applications: Global Industry and Academia Summit

nanoneophyte wrote 1 month ago: (Nanowerk News) From its high electrical conductivity  and structural strength, graphene has been ci … more →

Tags: nanotechnology, Energy Independence, renewable energy, International & U.S. Business News Recon, Science, solar, printed electronics, Semi Conductors, venture capital

Alice Copperwheat's 2nd Year Blog: Fantastic Field Courses!

uglifesciences wrote 1 month ago: Another long break between blogs but mainly due to my dissertation taking over my time! For life sci … more →

Tags: Second Year Blog, LIFE SCIENCES, manchester, Science

The Last Linguistmix of the Year! Graham Stevens & Yaron Matras

linguistmix wrote 1 month ago: The 21st of March 2013 marked the final Linguistmix for this academic year. due to upcoming exams an … more →

Tags: Linguistics, language, University of Manchester, languages, Lectures, manchester uni, racism, racial slurs, racial prejoratives


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