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Originally posted on Ethics Asylum:
Image Credit: AP Photo/Felipe Dana RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — It’s dawn and barefoot boys are hustling down the inclined alleys of Rio de Janeiro slums, surfboards under their arms. They’re heading to nearby Sao Conrado…

Originally posted on The Most Revolutionary Act:
Eyes Wide Open: A Journey Through Today’s South America Pascal Dupont (2009) Spanish with English subtitles Film Review Eyes Wide Open was intended as a sequel to the late (deceased April 13, 2015)…

5 things to do today This July, Aiden Byrne and the team at Manchester House have curated a special season of events to celebrate British Summertime and the importance of utilising local and seasonal ingredients, whilst raising funds and awareness … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Jemverse:
In the waters of the Irwell I see old but also new A Manchester reflection affords attractive view Bordering the ancient banks from an industrial past Residential money means the buildings here will last Yet, despite…

Originally posted on Views from my garden bench:
Incredible edible – Salford http://www.incredibleediblesalford.org.ukAt Monton Green, Salford1 July 2015

Conrad Bower The third eviction attempt of the homeless protest camp was heard at the Manchester Civil Justice Centre on Monday. The council sought an eviction order for the protest camps in St Ann’s Square and Castlefield and a districtwide … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Down by the Dougie:
The Cornerhouse was, for many years, the place to go to see Independent, Classic and “Art House” films and challenging Contemporary art in Manchester. On the corner of Oxford Road and Whitworth Street…

Originally posted on The Ale in Kaleigh:
Fresh from spending a week in Cologne drinking pretty much nothing but Kolsch, we headed into town this weekend to visit the recently reopened Smithfield Tavern. On the fringe of the Northern Quarter…