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Singer Lore: Help For Swollen Vocal Cords
Inching my way out of this bad cold flu bronchitis, I turned to facebook to ask my professional singer friends for their personal last-ditch remedies when a gig is getting near and the vocal folds are still swollen (and therefor … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Germany, health, Italy, Life Abroad, singing
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>Western Civilization Owes Its Existence To Middle-Eastern Migrants
>And it all started with a genenetic mutation in humans, allowing for lactose tolerance. It’s a pretty interesting article, here’s the English version. http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,723310,00.html
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