Only about 52% of the U.S. public says they have trust in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, according to a recent Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health poll.1 After the year we've just had,.
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Over the last 12 years of its existence, the crypto industry has attracted a lot of other industries. However, the sports industry has been one of the first ones to accept it and start joining crypto projects. It started with sports stars supporting certain altcoins, to admitting that they are investors, and then it led to some of them launching their own crypto projects.
Eventually, the crypto industry started partnering up with various sports brands, and even entire clubs, launching NFTs and expanding this connection even more. This allowed the fans to connect to their favorite players, purchase their merchandise, and support them in various similar ways. In return, the players were able to cut out the middlemen, like stores and various agencies, and cut the cost of merchandise meant for their followers and supporters.
BBC Northern Irelandâs chronicling of the years leading to Partition has the feeling of a familiar anecdote relayed by a stranger. The details are largely the same, yet the emphasis is different and you learn a few things you hadnât known before.
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o Partition (BBC One, 9pm) is expertly made but very much the Idiotâs Guide to Irish History, presumably aimed at a British audience who wouldnât know de Valera from da Vinci. Sombrely narrated by Michelle Fairley (Catelyn Stark from Game of Thrones), the first of two episodes recaps the Easter Rising of 1916, the massacre of Ulster regiments at the Somme, the 1918 general election and the brutal years of the War of Independence.
Richard Nonas Post-Minimalist sculptor Dies Age 85
Richard Nonas (January 3, 1936 – May 11, 2021), one of the most influential Post-Minimalist sculptors of his generation, has died, age 85. The news was confirmed by the artist’s gallery Fergus McCaffrey.
Nonas was an American anthropologist and sculptor. He lived and worked in New York City. Nonas’ sculpture practice addressed notions of space, place and deep time. His work from the 1970s involves experimentation with modes of presentation and material experimentation in which he used granite curbstones, linear wooden beams, and other raw materials. This work has been described as “talismanic objects” that create impressions of spiritual, emotional, and philosophical notions and meanings.
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