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From Kraken to Pirola: who comes up with the nicknames for COVID-19 variants? - Vimarsana News

From Kraken to Pirola: who comes up with the nicknames for COVID-19 variants?

Professor Ryan Gregory fronts the team of COVID-19 sleuths who propose unofficial nicknames for Omicron variants.

Source: gavi.org
In 1968 this anthropologist called out Australia's ignorance of history in one phrase - Vimarsana News

In 1968 this anthropologist called out Australia's ignorance of history in one phrase

Bill Stanner's work has inspired prominent history researchers, including Professor Lyndall Ryan, who is collating a map of all colonial massacres.

Source: sbs.com.au
VOTE YES...... - Vimarsana News

VOTE YES......

White Australians like to think of themselves as an egalitarian and frank people, despising pretentiousness, while basking in a reputation for larrikinism and mateship. But this is all a front, papering over a culture that is deeply racist, excessively masculinist, and incorrigibly populist.

Could you run your farm living and working 600 miles away? - Vimarsana News

Could you run your farm living and working 600 miles away?

BY TOMMY MOYLESPART-TIME farming, and the farm owner commuting both from their house to the land, is a common enough practice in Irish farming circles, but what if your farm was 600 miles away? That’s the situation an American professor with Clonakilty roots finds herself in.

Athlete Sinead Denny on NI's 'Celtic curse' – haemochromatosis: 'I didn't notice that I had any symptoms before I got checked' - Vimarsana News

Athlete Sinead Denny on NI's 'Celtic curse' – haemochromatosis: 'I didn't notice that I had any symptoms before I got checked'

Most people have never heard of genetic haemochromatosis (GH), yet it is Northern Ireland's most common genetic condition. Up to 1 in 10 people are at risk locally, yet most people are unaware until it’s too late.