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Bunny Wailer Is Dead, and He Does Not Want You to Attend His Funeral
On the third day of the flu, I somehow found the strength to put this tape in my machine and press play. The first tune out was "Burial." It opens with a funereal organ, then it drops into a deep dub that has a dread insisting, again and again, that he "goes to no one's funeral." He wants the "dead to bury their dead" because he is "a living man he got things to do." The dread was Bunny Wailer, who was at the time the last living member of the legendary Jamaican pop trio, The Wailing Wailers. (The other two members were Bob Marley and Peter Tosh.)
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World War Two inspired art created to help protect Carlisle NHS staff during pandemic
A charity, that is keen to fund the helipad at the Cumberland Infirmary, has created art to help motivate people to stay home in the fight against…
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War-inspired posters produced to support NHS in virus fight
The HELP Appeal has produced a range of posters to support the NHS - Credit: HELP Appeal A healthcare charity has produced a series of war-inspired artwork calling on the public to support the NHS. The HELP Appeal has produced a range of posters to support the NHS - Credit: HELP Appeal National charity HELP Appeal, which helped fund the helicopter landing pad at Ipswich Hospital, has produced the posters in the hopes of channelling spirits of the public. They include icons such as Rosie the Riveter, and a First World War Earl Kitchener-inspired poster of an NHS frontline worker.
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FAO moves to scale up response to Fall Armyworm as pest continues to spread - World
FAO moves to scale up response to Fall Armyworm as pest continues to spread Format Director-General calls for better information sharing and technology use 21 December 2020, Rome - The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is increasing efforts aimed at bolstering the global response to Fall Armyworm (FAW), considered one of the top 10 devastating plant pests affecting food and agriculture. FAO Director-General, QU Dongyu, noted today that great strides had been made by the Global Action for Fall Armyworm Control (GA), a coordination mechanism established by him a year...
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