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The Bad Thing is a comic about a dog who feels morally conflicted over killing birds - Vimarsana News

The Bad Thing is a comic about a dog who feels morally conflicted over killing birds

“I found the image of a dog attempting to apologise to a dead bird both a bit tragic and, from the perspective of the bird, so ridiculously hollow and coming far too late.”

Dear Prudence: My sister is a horrible pet owner, and now she wants to get another one. - Vimarsana News

Dear Prudence: My sister is a horrible pet owner, and now she wants to get another one.

I’ve already taken in three of her cats—I can’t stand to watch this happen again.

Source: slate.com
Local filmmaker puts focus on Philly gun violence in new documentary – Metro Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Local filmmaker puts focus on Philly gun violence in new documentary – Metro Philadelphia

The new documentary 'Bad Things Happen in Philadelphia,' follows the story of three teenagers who navigate through the struggles of gun violence in Philadelphia and find solace through basketball.

India's Growth To Slow Down For Few Years. Why It's Not Such A Bad Thing - Vimarsana News

India's Growth To Slow Down For Few Years. Why It's Not Such A Bad Thing

Gross domestic product expansion at about 6% is a sweet spot for Asia's third-largest economy to steer inflation back to the Reserve Bank of India's target, and also to narrow budget and current account deficits.

Source: ndtv.com
Darwin's Radio - Slashdot - Vimarsana News

Darwin's Radio - Slashdot

Greg Bear is rightly recognized as a master of hard science fiction. James Scott has written a review of Bear's novel Darwin's Radio, an incredible story concerning the human race's next leap ahead. Click below to find out more - or discuss the book, if you've read it....