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“REVOLT Honors Black Rob With Livestreamed Celebration - PRNewswire” plus 3 more

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“REVOLT Honors Black Rob With Livestreamed Celebration - PRNewswire” plus 3 more REVOLT Honors Black Rob With Livestreamed Celebration - PRNewswire Soil collection ceremony reminds Columbia of its history - Columbia Missourian Jacksonville locals celebrate African American contribution to the Kentucky Derby - FirstCoastNews.com WTLV-WJXX Columbia leaders remember James T. Scott, victim of the last recorded lynching in Boone County - Columbia Daily Tribune REVOLT Honors Black Rob With Livestreamed Celebration - PRNewswire Posted: 29 Apr 2021 08:57 PM PDT LOS ANGELES , April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, REVOLT , the leading Black-owned multimedia platform will livestream and broadcast a homegoing celebration in remembrance of Black Rob. The Hip-Hop community mourns the loss of the acclaimed New York rapper, who will be laid to rest today, April 30 . Black Rob, born Robert Ross on June 8, 1968 , sadly passed aw

“This Is not that: a brief introduction to the Black Death - The Keene Sentinel” plus 1 more

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“This Is not that: a brief introduction to the Black Death - The Keene Sentinel” plus 1 more This Is not that: a brief introduction to the Black Death - The Keene Sentinel Posted: 30 Apr 2021 09:00 AM PDT The First Wednesday lecture at Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro will look at another historic episode in public health: the Black Death, which hit the Eurasian world in the 14th century. Dartmouth History professor Celia Gapsochkin will present an overview of the outbreak of the bubonic plague, briefly comparing it to the current COVID-19 pandemic. The virtual talk will be presented Wednesday, May 5, at 7 p.m. via Zoom. To register for the live event, which includes an opportunity for questions and answers, visit https://vthumanities.wufoo.com/forms/register-for-brattleboro-first-wednesdays/ . A recording of the event will be available on the VHC Facebook page and YouTube channel. For more information, contact Brooks M

“Australia’s ‘mice plague’ is horrific. Consider yourself warned. - The Washington Post” plus 3 more

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“Australia’s ‘mice plague’ is horrific. Consider yourself warned. - The Washington Post” plus 3 more Australia’s ‘mice plague’ is horrific. Consider yourself warned. - The Washington Post HEALTH CARE NOTEBOOK: Grant to aid study of plague bacterium | Cheese substitute is subject of recall | McDonald chosen to lead group board - Arkansas Online US steelmakers downplay auto demand pinch from chip shortages - S&P Global Mouse plague a health risk to those in Dubbo and wider region - Daily Liberal Australia’s ‘mice plague’ is horrific. Consider yourself warned. - The Washington Post Posted: 29 Apr 2021 10:02 AM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content] Australia's 'mice plague' is horrific. Consider yourself warned.    The Washington Post HEALTH CARE NOTEBOOK: Grant to aid study of plague bacterium | Cheese substitute is subject of recall | McDonald chosen to lead group board - Arkansas Onli

“Plague Inc. now has a free mode where you fight a pandemic - The Verge” plus 1 more

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“Plague Inc. now has a free mode where you fight a pandemic - The Verge” plus 1 more Plague Inc. now has a free mode where you fight a pandemic - The Verge Posted: 12 Nov 2020 12:00 AM PST Plague Inc. — the strategy game about evolving and spreading diseases — received an update yesterday with a new mode that flips the script on its original gameplay. The new mode, titled Plague Inc: The Cure , is developer Ndemic Creations' attempt to simulate the real-life, multifaceted approach required to stop a pandemic, based on input it received from real experts. The game originally launched in 2012 but surged in popularity this March after news of the COVID-19 outbreak spread across the world. The Cure is a response to our current reality, featuring several stages of containing a pandemic, like researching the disease, using techniques like contact tracing, and developing a vaccine. Ndemic stresses that the game shouldn't be taken as a s