In this bike-mad city in the US state of Oregon, one group is pioneering an innovative approach to homeless outreach.
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In this bike-mad city in the US state of Oregon, one group is pioneering an innovative approach to homeless outreach.
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Her argument – outrageous at the time – was that women were capable of reason, and deserved to have that recognised. Now it’s our turn to recognise her contribution to women’s rights.
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An abandoned town called Kitsault, British Columbia was founded with the intention of mining. When prices dropped after just 3 years, everyone had to leave.
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Note the library. Almost makes a book lover drool.
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Computers are immensely capable, but certain things we humans do almost effortlessly an artificial intelligence has immense difficulty achieving,
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Although our digital identity is fragmented, research suggests that our various online personas lead back to the same personality
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Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun, was the first internationally celebrated woman artist. But only now, 173 years after her death, has France dedicated an exhibition to her.
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Five science (fiction) reasons why you should get to know Doctor Who.
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I just want to say that I really can’t stand this Doctor, Twelve. My favorite is Nine, closely followed by Eleven and – never mind. I also really like Jack Harkness. Just saying…
Joanne Harris hits out at a ‘growing gender division’ in book jackets which is ‘a form of brainwashing’.
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Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson back together for period drama as shooting starts in Cornwall, with John Nettles and Gabriella Wilde joining cast.
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