Joseph Wolfle, an Austrian in London
Ludwig von Beethoven’s brother and toolist, he pursued an ambitious career as an instrumentalist and composer throughout Europe in the midst of the Napoleonic storm. Today, I would like to…
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Boeing again suspends 787 Dreamliner deliveries
Boeing has resumed distribution of its long-range 787 Dreamliner, while the U.S. aviation regulator is sending additional information to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) following production issues. Production defects discovered…
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Residential schools: Justin Trudeau promises “decisive action.”
“The tragic legacy of residential schools still exists today and our government will continue to support resolute action, with survivors, their families and their communities across the country,” Justin Trudeau…
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Australia: New dinosaur remains found
This Tuesday, May 25, a team of geologists discovered the remains of dinosaur bones suspected to be a new plant species. The bones were found in southwestern Queensland and buried…
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Automatic. Can we keep track of modern cars?
GPS, sometimes useful snitch This is a method that has become commonplace and proves to be very practical. GPS for the “Global Positioning System” was invented by the US military….
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Mayfair Mix and Dinner: New Event
For your agendas! This is good news. Events signed by Mary French Touch may finally resume. To return to school in June, Mary-Lawrence launches a new design for the Mayfair…
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United States: Democrats sabotage the implementation of the Right to Vote Act
The law, which has already been approved by Republicans in Georgia and Florida, is officially intended to make elections safer by banning “drive-in” voting or imposing a number of restrictions…
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Office work: The infection leaves a lasting mark
Business May 31, 2021 Monday, By Mary Rox According to Forrester’s study, only 30% of companies want to follow the full close post-crisis model. The global epidemic we are passing…
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Eugene Pacha chart in the desert with eyes on Australia
The Canadian, like the other 127 players and 128 other players, is in the desert on the shores of the Persian Gulf, where he qualifies for his first Grand Slam…
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They will find a large, perfectly shaped spider web in their garden
Mel Allen’s father was hanging dry clothes in his backyard. Lives in Sydney, Australia, Mel Allen and her father got used to the big wild animals, but when they went…
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