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Kathy

@ukbound2012

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calendar_today25-11-2011 00:29:06

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Ashley Fitzgerald (@rizomaschool) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remember reading in a developmental psych class that there are only a certain number of phonemes and by 4 months babies start to discern them for whatever language they are hearing and by 18 months they start to focus on the ones of their societal language, and lose the ability

Steve Moore 🇺🇦 (@steve4good) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Someone - Ian Leslie - comported himself to write a balanced, thoughtful piece on the resolutely, non-coup shenanigans at our national broadcaster ian-leslie.com/p/the-bbcs-fri…

Norm Macdonald Joke of the Day (@normsnljokes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stephen J. Hawking, the renowned astrophysicist regarded as Albert Einstein's intellectual successor, conceded defeat this week in a wager he made six years ago with two professors at the California Institute of Technology. Hawking incorrectly bet against the existence of naked

Stephen J. Hawking, the renowned astrophysicist regarded as Albert Einstein's intellectual successor, conceded defeat this week in a wager he made six years ago with two professors at the California Institute of Technology.

Hawking incorrectly bet against the existence of naked
Anton Musil (@blkoja) 's Twitter Profile Photo

West o nové knize Jonathan Leaf argumentující, že jsme v určitém smyslu podobnější slonům, delfínům, velrybán, psům, krysám a dokonce mravencům, než primátům. "Paralelu s naším vlastním druhem je těžké přehlédnout: jsme stádová zvířata a „stádová zvířata přejímají pohled na

Richard Morris (@ahistoryinart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In Rachel Cooke's words, David Tindle's 'Garden on the Edge of the Village,' (1976) 'depicts those few moments on a cold but bright winter’s day just before dusk... where a small bonfire still smokes; the sky is mottled, like an old enamel mug.'

In Rachel Cooke's words, David Tindle's 'Garden on the Edge of the Village,' (1976) 'depicts those few moments on a cold but bright winter’s day just before dusk...
where a small bonfire still smokes; the sky is mottled, like an old enamel mug.'
stephendaisley.substack.com (@journostephen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‘A sloppy biography of Jane Seymour which dwells on her advocacy for Mary Tudor but makes no mention of 149 episodes of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.’ — The Guardian

Jeff Blehar is *BOX OFFICE POISON* (@esotericcd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An absolutely SUPERB piece from Steven Hyden on the best music documentaries of all time. I have seen maybe 85% of these, and will catch the rest. My one disagreement: The CLASSIC ALBUMS episode on The Band was even better than their Steely Dan one. uproxx.com/music/best-mus…