#Book

A thread on "women in science". Kinda long but worth a read, maybe 1. ANANDIBAI JOSHIAnandi Gopal Joshi was India’s first female doctor and secured a degree in medicine
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Today is the birth anniversary of one of my most favourite cultural personalities of all time, the iconic stage and screen actor 'Vishwa Nata Chakravarthy' Samerla Venkata Ranga Rao!
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THREAD TIME Been a while since I've done this, feels good to be back.In this thread I'll be analysing how we've set up against Palace and Southampton, and why including
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choice gu yun moments- petty, stealing a flute from a child- tone deaf flute playing- running thru the military camp to meet chang geng forgetting hes quite literally The commander-
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The new HH book AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 WORDS is OUT NOW!https://www.amazon.co.uk/Around-World-80-Words-Language/dp/1783964006The book tells the stories behind 80 different words and phrases whose origins lie on the world map—so
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1/36This is a long thread (I might release an abridged version), but it's quite important I think.I know some will not make it to the end, so let me be
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Yes, this is the feelings woodchipper du jour. Yes, I have fed myself to it. Yes, I am now emotional mulch. No, I am not answering any questions at this
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1 RT = 1 random business/marketing insight First one is free 1. After networking with high level guys, I can say emphatically: Most high level marketers/biz gurus are completely dorks,
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Getting freelance clients and keeping them.Everything I've learned.A thread. Find your own individual place on the market.Becoming a copy of someone else will get you some work.Becoming an expert with
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The Motley Fool's Rule Breaker Portfolio bought shares of Amazon on September 8, 1997. Here are some of my favorite snippets from the write-up report, courtesy of @DavidGFool and team
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I wanted authentic stories that children of African AND Afro-Caribbean heritage in the diaspora could relate to & read in their mother tongues so I wrote a book:“There’s Rice At
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Matthias Strohn at @RMASandhurst offers an interesting perspective on "Military History and its use to The Army" in @CHACR_Camberley's latest blogpost.It is a good & worthwhile read.1/https://chacr.org.uk/2020/09/17/milita
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Troubled by how many are wishing death on these people or are being snarky posting “witty” quips about the virus spreading and killing people That’s so not okAnd I’d say
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Thread sur les films que j'ai vu en 2020 Le Mans 66 de James Mangold8/10 Ida de Pawel Pawlikowski, exceptionnel 9/10 Snowpiercer de Bong Joon-ho, 7/10 Apocalypse Now de Francis
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I'm a big Nietzsche fan. I regard him as, first and foremost, a brilliant psychologist of philosophy and morals. But one of his biggest, most seemingly culturally-consequential claims always struck
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Day 214: 7 month anniversary I don't recognize my life anymore. I'm stuck in a painful, claustrophobic routine in which my dreams are shattered everyday in a 7monthslong nightmareI can't
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