From UPI: Germans, Dutch brainiest, French not BELFAST, Ireland, March 27 (UPI) — A University of Ulster study indicates the Germans and Dutch are the smartest Europeans while France ranks near the bottom. In France, the average intelligence score was 94, comparable to Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey and Serbia, while Germany and the Netherlands posted a […]
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From the Associated Press: ‘Solaris’ author dies in native Poland (Warsaw, Poland-AP) March 27, 2006 – An internationally acclaimed science-fiction writer has died. A secretary says the man who wrote “Solaris,” Stanislaw Lem, died of heart failure in his native Poland. He was 84. Lem’s most recognizable work was twice made into a movie, most
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The PGF offers a platform of service focused on holistic and complimentary healthcare. Complementary health modalities can contribute to a generally healthy lifestyle and may assist in the healing and recovery process. They are not intended to replace regular medical practices, rather, as the the name implies, they compliment it. From the beginning of recorded
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Krynica, in the Carpathian foothills of Central Europe, has long been regarded as one of the world’s foremost health spas and resorts. PGF sponsors trips to Krynica, Poland for those interested in specific health and wellness formulae. For more information on PGF health and wellness trips please visit our details page. Founded in 1547, the
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New York’s Capital District’s Armenian Genocide Committee announces a day long series of events to be held Monday, April 24th, commemorating the 91st Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. From 12 – 2pm in the Assembly Well of the Legislative Office Building, State Capital, State Street, Albany NY, Commemoration featuring guest speaker, Mr. Aram Arkun speaking
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