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FILTER RESULTS ►Court of the Dragon King: Case Studies of Abductee Encounters With Royal Reptilians - Part 2
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There are also strong similarities to biker gang culture, in reptilian society. That is, the fact that their species seems constantly acutely sensitive of any acts of disrespect. Show More Summary
Wigmore Hall gets gonged in Queen’s Honours
John Gilhooly, Director of Wigmore Hall and Chairman of the Royal Philharmonic Society, has been awarded an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for his services to music. Well done, John.
Royal Seal of Approval for Maritime Charity
Royal Alfred Seafarers’ Society Recognizes Long Service at Annual AGM. Two trustees of one of the U.K.’s oldest maritime charities have been presented
Eggs shift from health risk to recommendation
New evidence presented last month at a meeting of the Royal Society of Medicine’s Food & Health Forum, confirms that British eggs have moved decisively from the category of health risk to dietary recommendation, with Edwina Currie joining leading nutrition experts in a change of advice.
Open Letter to the Royal Meteorological Society Regarding Dr. Trenberth’s Article “Has Global Warming Stalled?”
Dear Members of the Royal Meteorological Society: On May 22, 2013, the Royal Meteorological Society published at their website an article by Dr. Kevin Trenberth of NCAR titled Has Global Warming Stalled? It concludes with: So the current hiatus in … Continue reading ?
Expro Receives Ninth Safety Award from RoSPA
International oilfield services company, Expro, has been recognized for the ninth consecutive year by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)
Bulldog Bursary 2013: Shortlisted artists
Would you like to train as a portrait painter? ...asks the Royal Society of Portrait Painters' webpage about their Bulldog Bursary. This bursary aims to develop the talent of an artist at an early... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
New research finds hernia surgery offers value for money
New research suggesting that elective hernia surgery offers value-for-money and improved quality of life for patients has been published by the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine. The new analysis is based on patients' own assessments of their health-related quality of life together with costs reported by hospitals. Show More Summary
Our Most Honored Magicians And Healers Announce Invention Of "Hand-Washing" In Hospitals
Our leading scientists and magicians have discovered a new weapon in our endless war against the noble pus and the creeping gangrene! Now the warlocks and alchemists have convened and returned with a dictum from the royal societies:Show More Summary
Hot on the 2013 agenda: Welfare and staffing
The 2013 edition of Pig & Poultry Live, held near Coventry, UK and organised by the Royal Agricultural Society of England and ABN, attracted an audience of 650 people and focused on welfare and people management. These topics were chosen by popular demand.
Royal Society Annual Public Lecture
I am delighted to announce that I will be giving the Royal Economic Society’s annual public lecture this year, in Sheffield on 26th November and London on 28th November. Come along! (Tickets will be released in September.)
Kevin Trenberth struggles mightily to explain the lack of global warming
Tom Nelson captures this delicious irony, apparently it isn’t a travesty any more, it’s the sun. Has Global Warming Stalled? | Royal Meteorological Society [Trenberth] “Warming” really means heating, and so it can be manifested in many ways. Rising surface … Continue reading ?
Global Warming Policy Foundation Invites Royal Society Fellows For Climate Change Discussion
London, 22 May: In response to a suggestion by Sir Paul Nurse, the President of the Royal Society, the Global Warming Policy Foundation has invited five climate scientists and Fellows of the Royal Society to discuss the current state of … Continue reading ?
Getting unreal at the Chelsea Flower Show
Along with Wagner, Verdi, Britten, the Royal Philharmonic Society and heaven knows what else, the Chelsea Flower Show has a double-zero anniversary this year. It launched in 1913 (just like Britten). And as it’s my annual, unmissable, non-musical indulgence, I’ve just been to press day – where, as always, I was captivated by the fantasy [...]
Quinn at Chelsea
Today royalty, celebrities and the press descended on the Royal Horticultural Society's 100th Chelsea Flower Show. Garden gnomes are rampant this year as a centenary joke and will be banned for the next 99 years. British artist Marc Quinn unveiled his latest sculpture, a Giant Orchid, which was lost among the floral displays. Show More Summary
Banned garden gnomes make triumphant return to Chelsea Flower Show
For this year only, the Royal Horticultural Society lifted its 100-year ban on garden gnomes and other "brightly coloured mythical creatures" at the Chelsea Flower Show in London England to celebrate its centenary year and raise funds for the next generation of gardeners.
The RH …
Chelsea Flower Show prepares to celebrate 100th birthday
A gardener hangs flowers at the Chelsea Flower Show in London on May 19. The Chelsea Flower Show run by the Royal Horticultural Society celebrates its 100th birthday this year. The show runs from May 21 - 25.
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Napoleon, Nelson, Menzies ...and Newcastle, Australia
Leonard Joel Auctioneers in Melbourne provided this historical evidence, based on Royal Marines Historical Society records (see reference). The auction is on 19th May 2013.Charles A.F.N. Menzies (1783-1866) was born in Perthshire in Scotland, the son of an army captain. Show More Summary
Dear PLOS ONE: time to sort out your multiple review tracks
Here at SV-POW!, we are an equal-opportunity criticiser of publishers: Springer, PLOS, Elsevier, the Royal Society, Nature, we don’t care. We call problems as we see them, where we see them. Here is one that has lingered for far too long. PLOS ONE’s journal information page says: Too often a journal’s decision to publish a paper […]
Review: Royal Society of Portrait Painters - Annual Exhibition 2013
This is a belated posting of the rest of my review of the Annual Exhibition of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. It's essentially going to be a picture post as I'm having a few problems with... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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