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A sixth-grade girl pulled a handgun from a backpack at her eastern Idaho school and opened fire, hitting two fellow students and a member of school staff and inflicting non-life-threatening injuries on them https://t.co/M7IPgthXzz https://t.co/CbOQPxLy7L
There is no sincere love than the love of food- GB Shaw
The foods we crave when we most need comfort tend to be the sugary and high fat foods that may be least likely to boost our moods. An emerging field of study known as nutritional psychiatry may offer alternatives. https://t.co/PWIDKU2YoO
I did wonder...
"Don’t get me wrong. I like showers. But it’s one thing off my plate."Some people say they've been bathing less during the pandemic. And it's a habit they might keep. https://t.co/jpsVP2XUrG
Existential woes?
You do know your Keats & err.. Fanny?
A Belgian farmer moved a 200-year-old stone about seven feet. In doing so, he slightly enlarged his own land — as well as the entire country of Belgium. https://t.co/7vzzM8l3ZZ
"These are the 10 lowest-ranked countries in Europe for press freedom" https://twitter.com/i/events/13891945...
Three-quarters of people in Scotland back the idea of rewilding the country. Now environmental organisations in the country are calling for politicians to make big commitments to nature.They want Scotland to become the world’s first ‘rewilding nation’.
The world’s longest pedestrian bridge that cost $2.8 million and took about two years to build opens in Portugal https://t.co/qKFJbxFuAS https://t.co/GX5oy0NOHY
Blinken meets Israel's Mossad spy chief for talks on Iran https://t.co/sEPOFkLDjr https://t.co/3vCiVaEAHyIran welcomes Saudi Arabia's 'change of tone' - foreign ministry https://t.co/UnYWgaUjdq https://t.co/O9d8FuMLnB
"This geologist found the oldest water on earth—in a Canadian mine" https://twitter.com/i/events/13874317...
Colorado could soon become the second state to legalize human composting in the U.S.The process, which transforms human remains into soil, would be available as an alternative to burial and cremation.
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That's like forever! Would we live long to see it?
A group of 15 French volunteers leaves a cave where they had stayed for 40 days, in an experiment probing the limits of human adaptability to isolation.https://t.co/DFLsOm7ajn https://t.co/UMFUgnKLFI
