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A LITTLE OFF THE TOP: Doubling down on the not so terrible twos Wicked Local My friends grandson is turning two next week - which probably is news to you. Not that the kid knows about it, or is very concerned about it. The family isnt keeping it a secret from him or anything or hiding the calendar, but he just has other things on his mind. In fact, two-year-olds have quite a bit to think about - and not just twice as much as a one-year-old and much more than half of a four-year-old. For one thi...

COVID-19 vaccine side effects include soreness or redness on the inection site Highlights They have shown promising results so far It is rare to have serious health problems caused by the vaccine A lot is being said and done about the COVID-19 vaccine. It is important that you get as much knowledge about the vaccine, from where you should get it, the importance of getting the second dose of the vaccine, which manufacture to get it from and much more. So far, the vaccine which provides protecti...

Second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine should be from the same manufacturer as the first dose Highlights It is important to get the second dose of vaccine The second dose should be from the same vaccine manufacturer There are several vaccines being developed for COVID-19. Each of them is being given at slightly different dosing schedules. But what if you miss the second dosage? Explaining this Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, World Health Organization (WHO). Most of the vaccines being deve...

An Introduction to Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio "Doesnt make any difference who we are or what we are," a cholera germ announces in one of Twains stories, "theres always somebody to look down on!" No recent novel illustrates the truth of this axiom with more precision, intelligence, and humor than Amara Lakhouss Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio, which is exactly what the title promises, except better. Its a satirical but not unsympathetic ...

Meryl Streep plays herself December 10, 2020 Todays best articles Daily business briefing Earlier this month, The New York Times published a list of the 25 greatest actors of the 21st century, complete with the expected Hollywood chameleons (Daniel Day-Lewis, #3) and underrated international powerhouses (Zhao Tao, #8). But neither of the Times co-chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A.O. Scott, had fully braced for the fury that would come from them leaving off the name "Meryl Streep." Wate...