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2 months ago |
louderthanwar.com | Richard Foster |Robert Davidson
The Punk Rock Birdwatching ClubBy Richard FosterPublished by Orca Press 14th February 2025Reading Richard Foster’s latest novel The Punk Rock Birdwatching Club, a collection of stories located in the Duin-en Bollenstreek (Dunes and Bulb Region) in the west of The Netherlands, it’s difficult to ignore the host of Bruegelesque animations and set-pieces he breathes to life.
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2 months ago |
uspharmacist.com | Robert Davidson
US Pharm. 2025;50(2):1. Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) have uncovered how specialized cells surrounding small blood vessels, known as perivascular cells, contribute to blood vessel dysfunction in chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and fibrosis. The findings, published recently in Science Advances, could change how these diseases are treated.
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May 23, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Robert Davidson
Re: "Morgan Wallen is reckless, but Nashville should’ve approved his honky-tonk sign," by The Tennessean Opinion and Engagement Director David Plazas, May 22. To David Plazas:I regularly read your opinion articles and agree with you almost every time. But this is the most “reckless” and inconsistent opinion piece written by you that I have ever read. This opinion is unlike you and makes no sense. The that No.1 his business partners, No. 2 his friends, No. 3 his fans, and No. 4 Plazas refuse to do.
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May 23, 2024 |
tennessean.com | Robert Davidson
Re: "Morgan Wallen is reckless, but Nashville should’ve approved his honky-tonk sign," by The Tennessean Opinion and Engagement Director David Plazas, May 22. To David Plazas:I regularly read your opinion articles and agree with you almost every time. But this is the most “reckless” and inconsistent opinion piece written by you that I have ever read. This opinion is unlike you and makes no sense. The that No.1 his business partners, No. 2 his friends, No. 3 his fans, and No. 4 Plazas refuse to do.
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Jan 14, 2024 |
loudandquiet.com | Robert Davidson
Seasoned American trumpeter Keyon Harrold cut his teeth with Chicago rapper Common at the turn of the century, joining him for his tour supporting acclaimed record Like Water For Chocolate. Performing those songs would expose Harrold to the genius of the Soulquarians, the collective comprising D’Angelo, Questlove, Erykah Badu, and J Dilla, who worked with Common on his album.
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