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Du hast das fast alles vergessen – versprochen.

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Rrrrrr.

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Excerpts from the Red Folder

Whenever you’re in need of a binge-watch suggestion, look no further than Yahoo TV’s Binge Guide… or Stephen King’s Twitter feed. The celebrated author has previously directed his followers and fans to such shows as Stranger Things, Tyrant, and The 100. And he recently tweeted out his affection for a new addiction: Fauda, a 2015 Israeli series currently streaming on Netflix. FAUDA, on Netflix. Cool Israeli thriller. With episodes only a little longer than your average sitcom, it’s all killer and no filler. Читать дальше...

Folge uns auf unserem neuen EINFACH TASTY Youtube-Kanal!

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Most splitting nails can be healed with a simple moisturizer, although nail problems can also be a sign of an underlying medical problem.

Erinnerung: Sterne können ohne Dunkelheit nicht strahlen.

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Du wirst nicht wegschauen können.

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In this week's news, Andy Murray opposes wild cards for Maria Sharapova and others returning from doping bans, Roger Federer shocked in Dubai and Novak Djokovic on passion.

"Logan" star Patrick Stewart may be done with "X-Men" movies, but he tells the WSJ Cafe that he'd be interested in bringing his Professor X character to the spinoff "Deadpool" franchise.

An exclusive clip from the upcoming BBC America film Planet Earth II.

A note for South Shields fans

Parking at the ground is very limited. Please do not expect to be able to park at the ground.

Generally, please do not attempt to park on Beechbrooke, it is self-defeating: our neighbours will be cross, the police will be called and you will be asked to move your car or worse.

There's a post on our fans forum which advises of better chances of parking at St Pauls Terrace, SR2 0HF and the bottom of Smith Street, SR2 0RG. Also, there should be plenty room on Burdon Lane. Читать дальше...

Regardless of which decade you grew up in, there’s a large chance you came across Shel Silverstein and his inimitable style sometime during your childhood or pre-adolescent years. A jack of all trades, Silverstein was a poet, singer, songwriter, cartoonist, and an author of children’s books to boot. His poetry collections “captured the innocence of […]

Ed & Paul look back on the League Cup Final, celebrate the wonder that is Zlatan Ibrahimovic and speculate on what comes next.

Ed & Paul look back on the League Cup Final, celebrate the wonder that is Zlatan Ibrahimovic and speculate on what comes next.

March 4, 2017. Class 4 of 12 of "Lyndon LaRouche's Economic and Epistemological Method" class series. Speaker: Jason Ross.
Economic modeling is a series of failures, literally. Every time theres a fundamentally new discovery or technology, the models break down. Is there a way to directly represent the inherently incommensurable nature of human progress? Yes! In this fourth in a series of classes on Lyndon LaRouches economics, Jason Ross takes up the LaRouche-Riemann method, and a topological clue to representing economic growth. Читать дальше...

The linchpin of health care reform may be the impact Obamacare has on the quality of care. Michael Cannon and Emily Ekins comment on the law and new polling data on how to reform health care.

Is the Supreme Court "pro-business?" That's a claim often heard from critics of the Roberts Court, now circulating once more amid a likely battle over the confirmation of a successor to the late Justice Antonin Scalia. But what does the claim mean? Does it charge the Court with ruling wrongly in favor of business litigants, with shaping legal doctrine in unprincipled ways, or with something else? In Business and the Roberts Court, Professor Jonathan Adler assembles essays from scholars who consider... Читать дальше...