The first tree I knew was an oak under which I played as a small child and gathered large inkballs that I used as marbles.

The various local authorities in Ningxia have also made innovations in terms of the specific resettlement of ecomigrants.[…]Huinong District has provided housing, one mu of land, one job position to resettled households, which would also be[…]

Anne E. Wilson and Michael Ross have shown how the self-justifying biases of memory help us move psychologically, in their words, from “chump to champ.” We distance ourselves from our earlier “chumpier” incarnations if doing so allows us to feel better about how much we have grown, learned, and matured, but, like Haber, we feel close to earlier selves we thought were champs. Either way, we can’t lose.

...the supposed Extraversion or Intraversion of Sulphur...