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The Republic of Georgia’s government has grand plans to restore this onetime spa town to its days of splendor.

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Muslims reject the idea that Islam is somehow to blame for terrorism by Islamic radicals. But Muslim leaders are beginning to tentatively acknowledge that their communities cannot shrug off all liability.

A good article I may want to be able to find at a later date. It brings up interesting issues about muslims challenging extremism and opposition to “Prevent” which “legally obliges citizens to report any suspicions they may have of their neighbours” and brings up the term “non-violent Salafists”.

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Algae lighting up Tasmanian waves could illuminate a deeper marine problem. Loading… March 18, 2017 —An unearthly blue glow off the northwestern coast of Tasmania is enchanting locals and photographers, but may signal hungry days ahead for fish. Hordes of tiny algae are lighting up the Tasmanian coast with a phenomenon commonly known as “sea sparkle.” Long observed in the waters around Sydney, the bioluminescent critters are creeping south thanks to warmer oceans and shifting food patterns, worrying local fish farmers and ecologists who suspect the invaders might disrupt the food chain. The responsibility lies with Noctiluca scintillans, small dinoflagellates taking their name from the Latin words for night and light. Normally sitting right on the cusp of naked eye… More