https://mocicc.org/agricultura/31vw3p6 The Swedish Presidency of the EU came to a grand finale this month, with lots of work, controversies, trips abroad and high level meetings and summits – and a bizzare episode which saw me taking a whizz in a small bathroom while the Swedish prime minister was brushing his teeth over the sink next to me. Such are the vagaries of life as an interpreter, I suppose.

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https://www.yolascafe.com/fq3ymrycfe None of it distracted me from my reading, however. Four books made it onto my list this month:

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go to site go site Bad Science (Goldacre) – an eye opener on the shortcomings of media, Big Pharma, snake oil merchants and others with regard to how scientific data is used and abused. (4.5/5)

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get link Best Tramadol Online Dollars and Sense (Ariely) – on money management. I honestly cannot remember a single thing that this book taught me. The title is probably the best thing about it. (2/5)

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https://www.marineetstamp.com/2g1mbvgkqsl https://www.mreavoice.org/c2nsbfg8cy The Art of Learning (Waitzkin) – an autobiography more than anything, it charters the author’s path from chess wunderkind to martial arts champion. Some interesting insights into meta learning. (3.5/5)

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go here https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/qdyry7bvk6 Pathogenesis (Kennedy) – This was gifted to me, and I loved it! How germs have shaped the course of history. Insightful, surprising, learned and easy to read – everything a book should be! (5/5)

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enter site And now, finally, holidays! Time to do some serious reading…! 😄

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