Q: Rita Levi-Montalcini has petted a deer.
Contrast the Leitrim story with that of Rita Levi-Montalcini, an Italian Nobel laureate who turned 100 last Wednesday. She still attends for work every day at the European Brain Research Institute in Rome, which she founded. She was appointed a senator for life in 2001, and in 2006, aged 97, she attended the opening assembly of the newly elected senate. She takes part in discussions in the Upper House, and in 2004 defended the teaching of evolution in Italian schools. There is no record of her having claimed a day off because of festival commitments. Apparently she even manages to work right through the Rose of Tralee without lifting her head from her Petri dish.
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Q: The art was hung by a museum curator.
Fake prehistoric rock art of a caveman with a shopping trolley has been hung on the walls of the British Museum.
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Q: The House and Chair were notified of special circumstances
However, he went on to state that the matter was very serious and if any special circumstances were brought to the attention of the House and the Chair to the effect that members were in some way intimidated in their work or prevented from discharging their duties freely and without hindrance, there would be no hesitation in recognizing the matter as a breach of privilege.
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Q: Davina McCall is a man
Davina McCall opened up about her love life with husband Matthew Robertson The TV presenter opened up about their relationship after 16 years of marriage and revealed that since she started taking hormone replacement HRT she has a fresh libido. Telling Stella Magazine about her menopause symptoms and the decision to start HRT, Davina said: "All my symptoms stopped overnight. I'm not endorsing it. It was a personal decision. "I feel, in a funny way, it's almost more attractive that I can't have children," she continued. "Because not I don't need to take contraception.
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