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Ondine Biomedical celebrates use of Steriwave in Australian hospital - Vimarsana News

Ondine Biomedical celebrates use of Steriwave in Australian hospital

Ondine Biomedical Inc on Monday announced that Steriwave has been used for the first time in an Australian hospital. The Vancouver-based life sciences company said that Mater Hospital in North Sydney...

Mum diagnosed with aggressive womb cancer after 'pulling back' during DIY project - Vimarsana News

Mum diagnosed with aggressive womb cancer after 'pulling back' during DIY project

Joan Frances Boyle was barely able to move after injuring herself while insulating a cabin ceiling at her home in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, and was rushed to A&E

Magazine Stand :: The Lake - Feburary 2024 - Vimarsana News

Magazine Stand :: The Lake - Feburary 2024

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"like mother like daughter like matter like water":  Fire Cider Rain by Rhiannon Ng Cheng Hin - Vimarsana News

"like mother like daughter like matter like water":  Fire Cider Rain by Rhiannon Ng Cheng Hin

Water flows throughout Rhiannon Ng Cheng Hin’s remarkable Fire Cider Rain, with the book’s four sections, titled Evaporate, Condensate, Precipitate and Collect. Water features in many poem titles and in the poems themselves, ranging from omnipresent ocean to storm to “water on tile” (“Seamelt II”). Fire cider, a spice-infused tonic,…

The Myths Among Us: Frances Boyle's Openwork and Limestone - Vimarsana News

The Myths Among Us: Frances Boyle's Openwork and Limestone

The poems of Openwork and Limestone draw us down and back. But “that which won’t stay buried rises,” asks “what flows unseen beneath our lives?” (“Inhumed”).This is the dangerous and thrilling question posed by Boyle’s technically superb, fearlessly probing volume. The title and cover image are inspired. Openwork is meticulous…