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5 choses que vous ignoriez sur le Tamagotchi

5 choses que vous ignoriez sur le Tamagotchi
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John Richards, self-confessed pedant and founder of the Apostrophe Protection Society – obituary

Richards, a former newspaper subeditor, provided standard letters that could be sent to correct apostrophe misusers 24 April 2021 • 9:24am John Richards in 2019, when he left the Apostrophe Protection Society because he felt ‘the barbarians have won’ Credit: Tom Maddick /SWNS John Richards, who has died aged 97, was once described as the “Don Quixote of the grammar world”, as founder proprietor of the Apostrophe Protection Society (APS), which he established in 2001 in an attempt to save an endangered species. The usefulness of the apostrophe was memorably made clear when Kingsley Amis, challenged to produce a sentence whose meaning depended on a possessive apostrophe, came up with three versions of the same sentence: “Those things over there are my husband’s; Those things over there are my husbands’, and Those things over there are my husbands.”

A Surprising Number Of Sea Monster Sightings Can Be Explained By Whale Erections

- Reports of the Kraken – a deadly, gigantic monster that had a rather inconvenient hankering for human flesh – go all the way back to 1180, when King Sverre of Norway wrote of a sea monster. Before long, sailors claimed that the beasts were the size of an island, attacked ships with their colossal arms, and, as the legend evolved, able to sink whole ships by creating a gigantic whirlpool that could drag whole ships to the bottom of the ocean. This particular monster can most likely be explained by sightings of giant squid.     For other creatures – specifically, sightings of sea serpents – the mystery can t be solved without taking a good long look at whale stiffies. 

The Right Chemistry: Graphene is a remarkable material

The Right Chemistry: Graphene is a remarkable material Driving.ca 56 mins ago Driving © Provided by Driving.ca The material Graphene, a form of carbon, is seen on a table Friday September 13, 2013 in Ottawa. Sir Andre Geim, professor of physics at the University of Manchester, has the distinction of being the only person to have been awarded both a Nobel and an Ig Nobel Prize. The Nobel represents the pinnacle of scientific achievement, while the Ig Nobel, organized by the humour magazine Annals of Improbable Research, aims to “honour achievements that first make people laugh, and then make them think.” Research

The Right Chemistry: Graphene is a remarkable material

The Right Chemistry: Graphene is a remarkable material
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