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In a candid interview with Haaretz, a former Israeli soldier reveals his greatest fear in captivity – and it's not what you'd expect.
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Israel's deadly invasion of Gaza's southern border defies Biden's proposed ceasefire, sparking international fears of an escalated conflict.
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Our friends at The Believer are now publishing web exclusives. To celebrate, we’re sharing excerpts of their inaugural weekly column, in which Katie Heindl (author of the beloved Basketball Feelings) writes about the WNBA for both longtime fans and the casual observer. If you want to follow along and bypass the paywall, pick up a Believer digital-only subscription. For just $16 a year, you’ll also have full access to the magazine’s complete two-decade archive, including the most recent issue.
The first successful instance of time travel occurred in 2306, when a group of Syracuse University researchers transported Tootsie, a chimpanzee, to the front lines of the War of 1812. The scientists were awarded a Nobel Prize, but despite deftly outmaneuvering the British Royal Navy in the Battle of New Orleans, Tootsie won no military decorations.
Tootsie’s success sparked a wave of further time travel experimentation on science’s usual test subjects, including sheep, goats, and chickens. The demand for subjects was so great that farmers began selling their animals directly to chrono-labs. “Ain’t it just the way, boy, but this runt here’ll be fer time travel,” they’d say, ripping away a piglet their child had reared to send it hurtling through space-time. Such was the cruel reality of farm life.
Watching Dennis Potter isn’t always easy. In 2024, the work of a writer once considered the single most influential writer in Britain’s most popular medium is as obscure and difficult to watch as though we were living again in the pre-digital era. With the exception of Potter’s 1986 masterpiece The Singing Detective — which is […]
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- by Walter Frick
CONCERNED about the insidious negative effects social media can have on young people, Coffs Harbour’s Allegra School invited Kirra Pendergast, founder and CEO of Safe On Social, to host cyber safety sessions for students, parents and staff. Kirra has worked to address social media addictions, designed programs for parents/students, and has worked with schools to...
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A HISTORIC Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) helmet has been gifted to the Coffs Harbour RSL sub-Branch to be included in their memorabilia collection. The helmet had been worn in service by Robert Loretan, who presented it to sub-branch President John Lloyd. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business....
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