Know the way you feel tonight?
Surely the poorly
Have some insight?
Oddly, the godly
Also might,
And slowly the lowly
Will learn to read you right.
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Home to more than 7 million people, NSW is Australia’s most populous state, and Chant said models suggested 5% of the state’s population - some 350,000 people - would need hospital treatment as a result of coronavirus.
Australia has recorded nearly 160 infections and three deaths from the flu-like disease. Among the infected is one of its highest-profile government ministers, Peter Dutton, who is in charge of home affairs. He said he was feeling fine.
Nine faces new coronavirus scare after Dutton visit
Why this photo of Peter Dutton has the world talking
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Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, wife of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, in 2019. Trudeau's office says Sophie Gregoire Trudeau has tested positive for the coronavirus. (Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Karen Russell: “When I fixate on this math, I begin to have the panicked sense that I gave up time with my son to delete three paragraphs; suddenly writing badly feels like stealing from him. This is obviously not a healthy way to approach creative work, or a pressure that yields good fiction.” Way to go, USA! – Wealthsimple
In The Guardian they present: "six novelists telling fresh stories about Europe", in 'My family are too frightened to read my book': meet Europe's most exciting authors.
The only one of these authors under review at the complete review is Hassan Blasim -- his The Madman of Freedom Square -- but I do also have copies of Three Apples Fell from the Sky and All About Sarah (well, They Say Sarah, as the US title has it), and should be getting to them.
Curcumin is the spice of life when delivered via tiny nanoparticles Medical Express
30 Reasons You Should Never Let Your Dog Play In The Mud Bored Panda
Fruit fly study suggests neither nature nor nurture is responsible for individuality PhysOrg
Why Our Seas Are Suddenly Swimming With Drug-Running Narcosubs Popular Mechanics
Mass grave reveals how Black Death impacted rural England ars technica
Nihilism aeon
Almost Midnight: Sydney Writers' Festival clocks world crisis
How the humble potato changed the world BBC
Momento Mori – Unpopular Thoughts on Corona Virus Craig Murray
Coronavirus: The psychology of panic buying BBC
Why is customs STILL NOT screening passengers from coronavirus hot-spots Italy, Iran and South Korea who arrive at major airports, including JFK, LAX, Atlanta and Chicago’s O’Hare? Daily Mail
