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Full understanding of that. What we have seen with dengue where we had limited outbreaks in texas and florida, Living Conditions still, the heat and humidity is there, are different enough that we dont get the kind of spread you see in puerto rico or the virgin islands. There is a checklist that has to be met. All the things have to be checked up, heat and a number of things like poverty or poor Living Conditions. When you start to break those links like south in the United States when people moved away where the mosquitoes were you brought that link, disease transmission goes through their. W...

Will greece leave the eurozone . We will speak to paul mason. Then, to the Obama Administrations war on whistleblowers. In 2009, i had a. I have recently had a new life. I had recently gotten married. I was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, National Security. I had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. Amy six years ago, state Department Analyst stephen came i kim began speaking to a foxNews Reporter. We will speak to peter maass of the intercept, on his new piece destroyed by the espionage act, and here kim in his own words. All that and mor...

Does has not failed. Amy a battle over austerity leaders reject a european deal to extend the terms of the current bailout. Will greece leave the eurozone . We will speak to paul mason. Then, to the Obama Administrations war on whistleblowers. In 2009, i had a. I have recently had a new life. I had recently gotten married. I was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, National Security. I had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. Amy six years ago, state Department Analyst stephen came i kim began speaking to a foxNews Reporter. We will speak to pe...

We should listen to the voices of the past, for they may surprise us with their relevance. A few months before the first lockdown I was browsing through a book I’ve often read before. It’s a collection of poems by the 15th-century friar James Ryman, who wrote a large number of English carols and hymn translations. It includes poems for all seasons of the year, so I dip into it from time to time and usually find something interesting to write about. On this occasion one text caught my eye: a translation of a medieval Latin hymn, Stella caeli extirpavit. It’s not a hymn for a particular...

Medieval Christmas Existing elements of pagan midwinter rites fused with the developing theology of Christmas in an appeal to the senses of both sacred and lay. As the European winter deepens the course of the sun gets nearer the southern horizon until it seems to stand still for a few days, before slowly rising again to usher in the spring. Ancient peoples were of course aware of this phenomenon and the Romans, from their words for 'sun' and 'stand still', called it solstitium, source of our word 'solstice'. By the Julian calendar, the system of months and days we still use (first ...