Not blue pill.. but laughter's best medicine

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Dig at parliament across the causeway

 

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Contrasting Bkk and Mumbai

 

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Richard Codor
27 July 2021

Tokyo Olympics​

 

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Omar Al Abdallat
27 July 2021

Emojis and covid 19​

 

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Olympics -social distancing

Jorge Luis Cabrera García

 

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Jorge Luis Cabrera García

 

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Javad Takjoo
30 July 2021

Family Connections​

 

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Pete Kreiner
29 July 2021

When You're Smiling the Whole World Smiles With You​

 

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Pete Kreiner
28 July 2021

The Door​

 

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Douglas Potter
8 August 2009

Recognition​

Thanks to a visit by Bill Clinton, North Korea released and pardoned two detained American journalists.

 

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Steve Greenberg
9 November 2009

Seeing the future​

If one could foresee the future, it likely will not be a very encouraging one.

 

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Old one, 11 years that long ago?

 

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China's putting pigs in 13-storey 'hog hotels' to keep germs out​

Domestic hog numbers recovered more swiftly than anticipated because mega farms have expanded capacity so aggressively.PHOTO: REUTERS

BEIJING (BLOOMBERG) - China is taking hog biosecurity to new levels - 13 storeys in fact.

That's the height of a building in southern China where more than 10,000 pigs are kept in a condominium-style complex, complete with restricted access, security cameras, in-house veterinary services and carefully prepared meals.

The seemingly luxurious conditions represent a state-of-the-art approach to biosecurity in which pigs - the main source of meat in China - are shielded from viruses, including the devastating African swine fever that wiped out half the nation's hogs in the two years before the coronavirus pandemic emerged.

Nicknamed "hog hotels," these gigantic vertical farms are being built by companies, including Muyuan Foods and New Hope Group, emulating the strict controls major suppliers in other countries have used to prevent outbreaks of the devastating disease.
China is copying best-practices from Europe and the US to close its biosecurity gap, said Mr Rupert Claxton, the UK-based meat director at consultant Gira, who has been providing advice to farmers and businesses for two decades.
"In 20 years, it's done what the Americans took probably 100 years to do," he said.

 

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Miguel Morales Madrigal
30 July 2021

Hypocrisy​

 

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Iman Rezaee
30 July 2021

Dictator's nightmare​

 

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Jericles
1 August 2021

Olympic Games: Is winning the only important thing?​

 

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Mahnaz Yazdani
31 July 2021

working from Home During the Coronavirus pandemic..​