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The Stabbing Of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel | John San Nicolas - Vimarsana News

The Stabbing Of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel | John San Nicolas

On April 15th, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was assaulted. The common life is not always easy, but what do we do when things go wrong?

Job creation isn't always a good thing. Hobart's new stadium can only make Tasmania's housing crisis worse - Vimarsana News

Job creation isn't always a good thing. Hobart's new stadium can only make Tasmania's housing crisis worse

Most publicly funded stadium projects are boondoggles. The Hobart AFL stadium is worse than that.

Mehr Starkregen, nicht mehr Murenschäden - Vimarsana News

Mehr Starkregen, nicht mehr Murenschäden

In den vergangenen sechs Jahrzehnten haben Starkregenereignisse als typische Auslöser von Muren zugenommen. Gleichzeitig drangen Siedlungen weiter in exponierte Lagen vor. Trotzdem gab es keine Veränderung der Anzahl, Größe und Saisonalität von schadenverursachenden Murenereignissen.

Virtual fundraiser sees "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" - Vimarsana News

Virtual fundraiser sees "Neighbors Helping Neighbors"

Virtual fundraiser sees "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" January 06, 2021PLYMOUTH — As we enter winter's coldest month, many are struggling to stay warm, with the pandemic compounding the perennial challenge of paying for fuel. Despite the economic downturn, local businesses and individuals have stepped up with donations for the Keep the Heat On (KTHO) annual fundraiser, to be held virtually this year on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. Keep the Heat On is a volunteer effort raising funds for the nonprofit Plymouth Area Community Closet (PACC) in support of its mission to assist our neighbors in n...

The Mises Review: Book Reviews from 2020 - Vimarsana News

The Mises Review: Book Reviews from 2020

Binyamin Appelbaum, the main writer on economics for the New York Times, thinks that economics was appropriately progressive—favoring severe market restrictions—in the first half of the twentieth century. All this changed in the fifties. By Christopher Caldwell. Simon & Schuster, 2020. 342 pages. The task that civil rights laws were meant to carry out—the top-down management of various ethnic, regional, and social groups—had always been the main task of empires. The US now imposes this both domestically and globally. By John Quiggin. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 390 page. D...

Source: mises.org