(Check out part one here, if you missed it). The swing’s transition has and still is an area that too many teachers don’t understand and don’t realize is brilliantly taken care of by the human central nervous system and our self-preservation system. You will enjoy the incredibly important information on how we handle this aspect of…
Read moreThe ten Brexit questions no-one’s giving a straight answer to
Labour now backs a second referendum. But the Tories are now seriously freewheeling towards No Deal (today’s vote in parliament not withstanding). What now? Click Here: Sports Water Bottle Accessories After a frantic few weeks of Tom Watson grandstanding, petitions, and dithering by its National Executive Committee, Labour has plumped for a second referendum just…
Read moreA Uruguayan Bolsonaro in October?
The contest within the Broad Front (FA), the leftist coalition that has been in office since 2005, did not produce any major surprises in Uruguay. The former mayor of Montevideo, engineer Daniel Martínez, got 42% of the votes, leading his competitors by a large margin. The campaign showed a high degree of unity within the…
Read moreSo few kids know about the Holocaust, Oregon had to pass a law requiring schools to teach about it.
The atrocities committed during WWII are fading from history because we’re failing to teach future generations about them. Now, a new law in Oregon will make sure we don’t repeat the darker chapters of our past by requiring students to learn about the Holocaust, as well as other genocides. A recent survey of millennials found that two-thirds…
Read moreForum Thread of the Day: “Justin Rose thinks four majors in four months is bad for golf. Do you agree?”
Click:Glass candle holder Today’s Forum Thread of the Day comes from MMB1500 who highlighted comments made this week from Justin Rose who believes that the new schedule which sees four majors in four months is “too condensed” and not good for golf. Our members have been sharing their thoughts on the matter, with plenty of…
Read moreCallaway Epic Forged irons: Premium speed in a forged body
With the release of the original Epic irons, Callaway did something they had never done before—build an iron that oozed ball speed and hid a lot of tech in a mid-sized package. Now imagine all that technology and greater speed in a more refined shape with a forged body…that is the all-new Epic Forged. Built…
Read moreWhat hides behind Bolsonaro’s project for the Brazilian Amazon?
In the first months of government, President Jair Bolsonaro prioritized approving the budget for the Ministry of Defense. Of the more than R$150 million (about US$40 million) allocated to the Ministry, 98% – practically its entirety – is expected to fund the Calha Norte program for the Amazon region, a project developed in the 1980s…
Read moreImperialism in a coffee cup
This article is part of ourEconomy's 'Decolonising the economy' series. Mainstream politics in Europe and North America is increasingly divided into two hostile camps: on one side are conservative reactionaries who glorify imperialism and wish to resurrect it, on the other are avowedly progressive liberals and socialists who express varying degrees of shame about the…
Read moreAOC responds to Trump’s claim he ‘doesn't have a racist bone in his body.’
When President Trump told four women of color to “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came” on Twitter, people all across America shuddered at the blatant racism. Not just because it was the President of the United States, a person who should represent all Americans, spewing…
Read moreNot standing by – can civil society fix British democracy?
The Joffe Trust normally works on global corruption and tax abuse. But, in these extraordinary times we’ve been looking at whether we can help tackle the root causes of Brexit. Like many, we are worried about how our country is changing, and how that works out for different people. Even the Economist says that our…
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