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The completed Cambridge Greek Lexicon, which is being published by Cambridge University Press, runs to two volumes and features around 37,000 Greek words, drawn from 90 authors and set out across 1,500 pages. The new dictionary’s editors “spare no blushes”, Diggle said, when it comes to the words that “brought a blush to Victorian cheeks”. The verb χέζω (chezo), translated by Liddell and Scott as “ease oneself, do one’s need”, is defined in the new dictionary as “to defecate” and translated as “to shit”; βίνέ�...

Cincinnati Cares teams up with UC to address nonprofit needs Many people struggled to find ways to volunteer during the pandemic. That's where Cincinnati Cares came in. and last updated 2021-05-24 07:16:02-04 CINCINNATI — With more than 1,800 volunteer opportunities for a list of 700 nonprofits and counting, Cincinnati Cares helps “connect the public to what nonprofits need now -- from products and supplies to donations to ways to help through hands-on or skilled volunteering.” The volunteering part is key, because when the pandemic forced shutdowns in Cincinnati in March 202...

This week, we caught up with Michael Sharp, GM of the new Aiden Darling Harbour, to find out how he’s been faring throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

19 Apr 2021 Australia’s newest luxury boutique hotel, Aiden Darling Harbour, has appointed Michael Sharp as its opening general manager. Sharp is the first person to lead an Aiden-branded hotel in Australasia, and has 14 years’ experience in the hospitality industry, including nine in hotel manager and general manager roles. Sydney-born Sharp returns to his hometown after eight years of running hotels in other parts of Australia and in New Zealand, to open Best Western’s newest hotel. Sharp started his hospitality career at the age of...

THE body of a young man recovered from the Firth of Forth at Burntisland last month has been identified. Detectives in Dunfermline had appealed for information to help them identify the body of the man after he was found on March 19. A statement from Fife Police Division said: "The body has been confirmed as that of 22-year-old Michael Sharp from the Bonnybridge area. "His family are devastated by their loss, Michael was a much loved family member, and our thoughts are with them at this difficult time." The death is not being treated as suspicious and a full report will be sent to t...