i remember the adventure books from when i was little and in school. but that s not how this kind of thing works. that s not how history works here. no, there is reality, and what he s talking about has very real consequence. his own behavior had very real consequence and you will hear the biden administration talk about that over and over again. two things can be true at once, brianna. people can be critical of what has happened with the current administration and also recognize that what donald trump is saying is basically a continuation of this professional critic role that he has played for about 20 years. and while that accelerated him to the white house in 2016 when he had no experience, he does have experience now. he does have a record and what he s saying about what he wanted to do just simply is not true. and it was his administration that kicked the can down the road in terms of getting out, that he took various sides of the issue. he often wanted to pull out of afghanista
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He is marking the move with the sale of a rare three-volume set of books from 1907 written by the crew of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott during their Antarctic expeditions. The set, called South Polar Times, is signed by fellow explorer Ernest Shackleton and is on sale for $50,000. Only 250 copies of the sets were ever printed and many of the remaining copies are in museums and libraries, Nye said. The books include watercolours, essays and puzzles made by Scott’s crew to keep themselves entertained during the long winter months on the ice.
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Nye ran his bookstore in Oamaru for about eight years after his shop was destroyed in Christchurch.
Movement as medicine . . . Exercise physiologist and Pilates instructor Stacey Pine has created a new space in Oamaru s Victorian precinct for health and wellness practitioners. PHOTO: ASHLEY SMYTH
“Empowering people to take care of themselves” is Canadian expat Stacey Pine’s vision for her new business Movement Hub on Harbour in Oamaru’s Victorian precinct.
Finding the space, which formerly housed Adventure Books, was the final step to Mrs Pine realising her dream to create a multidisciplinary health practice focusing more on the holistic side, she said.
“So the nutrition, and the massage and stuff that works together to really look at chronic health conditions. So that’s what the whole idea of this, as more of a hub for different health professionals to come in and work their magic and help empower our clients.”