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	Koulis lost percentage by Thanos Kalamidas The eleventh episode of the satirical Asterixian story of the absolutely corrupted Greek Prime Mayor Koulis and his latest reshuffle, all in Greek
	At Both Ends by Jan Sand Way back when I was a kid the question grownups most asked me was "What do you want to be when you grow up?" The only sensible answer, these days, for any kid is "Alive", since that is becoming more and more unlikely.
	Yossi Gatt FAQ II by Joseph Gatt Another round of questions I get "asked" frequently. That is I get asked directly or indirectly.

	Koulis Galopoulakis' Big Brother by Thanos Kalamidas The tenth episode of the satirical Asterixian story of the absolutely corrupted Greek Prime Mayor Koulis and his latest reshuffle, all in Greek.
	Can You Re-Hatch What's Been Un-Hatched ? by Leah Sellers While gathering Eggs inside the Family Chicken Coop, Cheyenne paused to hold one of the Brown Eggs up close to her right eye. Her left eye was squeezed shut. "Mommy, can you Re-Hatch what's been Un-Hatched?"
	Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for September 2020 by Manish Kumar Arora Manish's Zodiac Signs Predictions for September 2020
	HOLES and How to Cure Them by David Sparenberg Holes instead of eyes. And those afflicted cannot see. They are blind. Holes instead of ears. And those afflicted cannot hear. They are deaf.
	The Rooster That Wouldn't Crow by Artie Knapp A story about individuality and a rooster's right to fall in love with whomever he chooses.
	Koulis the tourist by Thanos Kalamidas The eighth episode of the satirical Asterixian story of the absolutely corrupted Greek Prime Mayor Koulis and his latest reshuffle, all in Greek.
	THIS IS for YOU by David Sparenberg Wherever on this distressed and yet magnificent Earth you live, this is for you. Right here, right now: Let's be open and honest before one another. Please. Look at the world without illusions, without hiding, without trying to escape.
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Columns Everybody has an opinion about the world in which we live, but how many of us are driven to shout about them every week in a column?Find out the names of those people...