RYOT was founded by a pair of humanitarian aid-workers who are also filmmakers, and for the last six months it has been exploring the potential of virtual reality (VR) documentaries, including one on the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Nepal, and now in Aleppo.
While life is changing at Manus for better or worse, no one knows the aftermath of several tragic events clearly still shape life on the island.
Over five hundred people perished during the storm, followed a roughly equal number during the chaotic one-week aftermath, plus another five hundred during the traumatic months of evacuation that lay ahead.
In California, Dr. Saeed quotes the poet Czeslaw Milosz in trying to describe how mortality itself was only rendered more priceless by 9/11 and its aftermath: "One life is not enough; I would like to live twice on this sad planet".
Based on Ted Koppel's book,"Lights Out: A Cyber-attack, a Nation Unprepared, Surviving the Aftermath," one of America's most experienced and best-known journalists, attempted to show readers why the danger is real.
But among the many pictures taken of the floods' aftermath, one image captures something else – something different – currently happening in Bosnia, something huge.
Meanwhile, under Blanchard, the Fund's economic-research department has been looking for lessons to be learned from the crisis and its aftermath; one of those they've found is that Keynes and his followers were right.
The songs on "Black Cadillac" glance through her father's life, from his time as a radio operator courting Ms. Liberto to the day of his funeral and its aftermath: "One of us gets to go to heaven/One has to stay here in hell," she sang.
It was, he argues in "The Great Inflation and Its Aftermath," one of those watershed moments in American history, not at the level of the Civil War or the Great Depression, to be sure, but perhaps the major turning point of the postwar era.
One of the aftermath of insulin resistance is sarcopenia.
