We get authentic Greek medical advice form a doctor who is a guest:
“And while I am speaking, hold your breath a long time and see if the hiccup will stop; if it won’t, gargle water. But if it still goes strong, pick up something to tickle your nose with, and sneeze; do this once or twice, and stop it will, even if it is very strong.”
“And while I am speaking, hold your breath a long time and see if the hiccup will stop; if it won’t, gargle water. But if it still goes strong, pick up something to tickle your nose with, and sneeze; do this once or twice, and stop it will, even if it is very strong.”
Spying can be dangerous
Beyond Pigeon Hollow: Schoolteacher and soldier executed in NYC
Who Will Win The Nobel Prize For Literature This Year?
Or, at least, some authors who should. "You would think that in this, post-Squid Games, post-BTS world, the Academy would attempt to reclaim relevance by reading and engaging with works outside their comfort zone, by reading outside of Europe and North America." - LitHub
What is the 'cultural tax' and how can employers avoid 'the great resignation'?
Bob Dylan, the song and dance man - The Spectator World
The seven songs are, in Marcus’s order, “Blowin’ in the Wind” (1962), “The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll” (1964), “Ain’t Talkin’” (2006), “The Times They Are A-Changin’” (1964), “Desolation Row” (1965), “Jim Jones” (1992), and “Murder Most Foul” (2020). Prefacing these seven is a concise two-page biography of Dylan and a companion piece entitled “In Other Lives.” “I can see myself in others,” Bob Dylan said in Rome in 2001, speaking to a crowd of journalists. If there is a key to his work from now back to its beginning, that may be it.
Julian Assange’s Judge and Her Husband’s Links to the British Military Establishment Exposed by Wikileaks Declassified UK
- `Our world is in peril,' UN secretary general warns general assembly
- CBC
- The UN Wants to Curb Anti-Satellite Missile Tests
- WiReD
- Vulnerability of insulin pumps
- Healio via Judith Hemenway
- Optus' breach exposes 9.8M customers' data
- ABC-AU
- Tesla Megapack battery fire spurs shelter-in-place warning in California
- The Verge
- Multiple driverless Cruise cars block traffic in San Francisco
- SanFranChron
- Automakers are ignoring the simple solution to the rise of traffic deaths
- The Verge
- Egypt's submarine cable stranglehold
- Sebastian Moss
- 'Protestware' is on the rise, with programmers self-sabotaging their own code. Should we be worried?
- Techxplore.com
- Morgan Stanley Smith Barney to Pay $35 Million for Extensive Failures to Safeguard Personal Information of Millions of Customers
- SEC
- NY Suffolk Co. "911" system crippled by cyberattack, other gov't functions also
- WNBC
- American Airlines says hackers obtained some customer/employee data
- Engadget
- LastPass says hackers had internal access for four dayso
- Bleeping Computer
- 15-Year-Old Python Bug Allows Code Execution in 350k Projects
- Ionut Ilascu
- Artist finds private medical record photos in popular AI training data set
- ArsTechnica
- Uber blames contractor for hack
- Lauren Weinstein
- Luxury cars seized from 23-year-old 'Crypto King' as investors try to recoup millions
- CBC
- 33% of U.S. TikTok users say they regularly get their news on the app, up from 22% in 2020
- TechCrunch
- TikTok's search engine repeatedly delivers misinformation to its majority-young user base, report says
- CNN
- A common phishing attack sources from Gmail
- Lauren Weinstein
- Wegmans Discontinues Self-Checkout App, Citing Losses
- NYTimes
- Health apps share your concerns with advertisers. HIPAA can't stop it.
- WashPost
- NTSB wants all new vehicles to check drivers for alcohol use
- NPR
- How vigilante *predator catchers* are infiltrating the criminal justice system
- WashPost
- Senators introduce a bill to protect open-source software
- WashPost
- Open-Source Software That Lasts a Thousand Years?
- Liam Tung
- The ITU's Secretary-General Election Could Shape the Internet's Future
- WiReD
- Info on RISKS (comp.risks)