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'Can I Play with My Food?': Memphis food scientist says 'Yes!' in new children's book

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Books

‘Can I Play with My Food?’: Memphis food scientist says ‘Yes!’ in new children’s book

“Where does food come from?” This simple question is the premise behind “Can I Play with My Food?”, a new children’s book by Memphian and first-time author Ali Manning. The...

22 February 2022 · 4 min read

Health

The world’s first personalized burnout therapy started in Bulgaria

Digiburn is a digital treatment for burnout Times of social distancing, work from home, and growing fears undoubtedly leave their mark on our mental health. More and more people feel...

21 February 2022 · 3 min read

Africa

Six countries in Africa are starting their own mRNA vaccine production

Six African countries have been selected to create their own mRNA vaccines, the World Health Organization said, after the continent was largely deprived of access to coronavirus vaccines, AFP reported,...

21 February 2022 · 3 min read

Books

The Politics of Legitimation in the European Union
Legitimacy Recovered?

Edited By Christopher Lord, Peter Bursens, Dirk De Bièvre, Jarle Trondal, Ramses A. Wessel - Copyright Year 2022 Available for pre-order. Item will ship after April 14, 2022 This book examines...

20 February 2022 · 3 min read

Africa

The Patriarchate of Alexandria continues to ordain new bishops

After the aggravation of the ecclesiastical situation in Africa, which as a continent is under the jurisdiction of the ancient Patriarchate of Alexandria, on the Sunday of the Publican and...

19 February 2022 · 2 min read

Christianity

The Panagia Sumela Monastery has been turned into an advertising disco

Outrage among Orthodox Christians around the world has sparked a new ad in which the famous Panagia Sumela Monastery in Turkey was used as a disco. A video from the...

19 February 2022 · 4 min read

News

Spanish fighter jets guarding Bulgaria alert over foreign planes over Black Sea

Two of the Spanish fighters, who arrived to guard the Bulgarian sky, were alerted yesterday morning. They took off from Graf Ignatievo Air Base and carried out a mission against...

19 February 2022 · 2 min read

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Books

Waltham ‘Little Queer Library’ Owners Say They’re Being Targeted Over LGBT Books

WALTHAM (CBS) – The battle over books in Waltham continues as LGBT literature comes front and center for those in support and against its messages. For the second time in...

18 February 2022 · 3 min read

Europe

European countries where the vaccine pass is being abandoned

Covid-19: In Europe but also worldwide: this week, all regions have seen their situation improve: -41% in the US/Canada area, -30% in Africa, -26% in Latin America/Caribbean, -13% in Asia,...

18 February 2022 · 3 min read

News

Centers for people at risk in Bulgaria are closing due to high electricity bills

The Bulgarian Ombudsman Diana Kovacheva sent a letter to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Asen Vassilev, the Minister of Social Affairs Georgi Gokov and the Chairman of...

18 February 2022 · 3 min read