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    February 10, 2023
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    1/11/2023
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    #588
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    3 February 2023
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The Week Junior|369

Should screen time be limited?

A siren sounds at 7pm every evening in Mohityache Vadgaon village, in India, announcing that it is time for everyone to turn off screen devices, like televisions and mobile phones. At 8.30pm, a second siren sounds, informing the 3,000 residents that screen-free time is over. The leaders of the village introduced it so that young people could focus on their homework and not be distracted by funny videos or phone messages, and families and friends could talk face-to-face more. However, some say that a screen simply gives access to information – it is not harmful in itself. Instead of having a strict rule, a person can decide for themselves when to put down a device in favour of doing something else. What do you think? Should you set limits on…

Should screen time be limited?
4 min

The Week Junior US|Issue 143

Is exploring space worth the money?

When the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope were released in July 2022, people around the world saw awe-inspiring views of the universe. However, those views came with a hefty price tag: It cost about $10 billion to get Webb up and running nearly a million miles from Earth. Space exploration gives scientists a deeper understanding of our universe and shows us what great things humans can accomplish. Many people, however, say the money would be better spent addressing issues right here on Earth, such as climate change, social injustice, and the rising cost of goods. So what do you think—is exploring space worth the money? Yes—the benefits outweigh the costs Exploring our universe costs a lot of money, but it still comes to less than 1% of US government…

Is exploring space worth the money?
3 min

Digital Camera World|February 2023

Purple haze

In winter, the sun is lower in the sky for much longer than in the summer months, so the sunsets and sunrise colours have much more time to build. Coupled with some decent cloud coverage (but not too much) and the right type of clouds (in this case, cirrus), you could be lighting up your social media platforms with eye-catching sunset images in no time at all. During this period of the year, the sun sets at a lower angle to the horizon, making the light pass through more of the atmosphere. You can really see the difference to summer sunsets if the clouds are in the right place, near the horizon with gaps for the striking colours to reflect off and fill your camera with images you can feel proud…

Purple haze
2 min

Belle|Febuary - March 2023

A NIGHT AT THE OPERA [Sydney]

IN AN ENVIABLE POSITION nestled between The Royal Botanic Garden and the meandering foreshore of Sydney Harbour, this residential building is located along Sydney’s historic Macquarie Street. “The clients purchased their apartment as their city home and engaged the Atelier service at Space early on during construction of the entire project to complete their interior fit-out,” says David Hartikainen, head of interiors for Space Furniture including its Atelier service. How did you become involved with this project? Atelier was a trusted team due to our familiarity with the entire site, having worked on the interiors for the public areas within the building alongside the developer. The clients came to us seeking a unique, luxurious interior that could be delivered with ease. What were the challenges of the space and how…

A NIGHT AT THE OPERA [Sydney]
4 min

American Frontiersman|Winter 2023

WHAT WOULD RUARK SAY?

Robert Ruark was an American writer and outdoorsman whose name will be forever associated with the phrase, “Use enough gun!” Ruark hunted for much of his life in various places, but he is best known for big-game hunting in East Africa in the mid-20th century with famous guide John Henry “Harry” Selby. His experience convinced him that a hunter had to use a gun and cartridge with a sufficient caliber, energy and penetration to deliver a single, telling blow on the animal being hunted, thus reducing the chances of being injured by a wounded animal. Ruark was probably not the first person to advise others to use a firearm that was “enough gun.” From the late 1700s up until the advent of smokeless powder, it was common for hunting rifles to…

WHAT WOULD RUARK SAY?
8 min

Classic Boat|February 2023

Race with the Tall Ships Youth Trust

Classic Boat’s address: Jubilee House, 2 Jubilee Place, London, SW3 3TQ cb@classicboat.co.uk Follow the Classic Boat team on Twitter and Facebook The Tall Ships Youth Trust is offering race weekends for groups in 2023. The trust, which runs 72ft yachts, is inviting sailing clubs, schools, colleges and other youth organisations to compete in its Challenger Championships. The trust is the Charity of the Year of the British Classic Yacht Club, as well as that of our sister title, Sailing Today with Yachts & Yachting. The trust says: “Sailing onboard an iconic 72ft Challenger yacht, your group will take part in an exciting and competitive race, with a ‘Le Mans’ style start. Out on the ocean, the young people will become an integral part of the crew and get involved in all aspects of running the vessel.…

Race with the Tall Ships Youth Trust
6 min

tech & gaming

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  • Maximum PC
    February 2023
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    February 2023
  • AppleMagazine
    #588
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    December 2022
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    February 2023
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    March 2023
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    January 2023
  • Techlife News
    #588
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    December/January 2023
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    February 2023

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    Winter 2023
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    January/February 2023
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    March 2023
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    March 2023
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    February/March 2023
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    Febuary 2023
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    Winter 2023
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    February 2023
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    March 2023
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    February/March 2023

travel & outdoor

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    January/February 2023
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    1-Feb-2023
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    February 2023
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    February/March 2023
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    February 2023
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    February 2023
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    February 2023
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    February/March 2023

food & wine

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  • Wine Spectator
    March 31, 2023
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    Wellness 2023
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    Best of 2022
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    Febuary 2023
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    February 2023
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    Winter 2022
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    February 2023
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    February/March 2023
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    January/February 2023
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    January/February 2023

cars & motorcycles

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    March 2023
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    March 2023
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    February 2023
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    February 2023
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    Febuary 2023
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    February 2023
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    February 2023
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    January/February 2023
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    March 2023
  • Overland Journal
    Winter 2022
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