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This Week on the Internet: Cat Person & Caroline Calloway are Back

I remember vividly the day New Yorker. Everyone was sharing the link to the short story on social media, which included the memorable photo of an extreme close-up of two pairs of lips touching one pair open, the other closed. The photo was creepier upon finishing the story, which was about a young woman’s uncomfortable sexual experience with an older man. The story went viral in a way that no other short story had before (short stories never go viral). The author, Kristen Roupenian, got a book deal. Then the internet collectively forgot about Cat Person until news broke in January that Cousin Greg from

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People Are Stretching the Definition of Goofy With This Viral TikTok

People Are Stretching the Definition of Goofy With This Viral TikTok
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Melbourne With Kids: Where to Eat, Stay & Play | Australian Traveller

Australian Traveller A family guide to where to eat, stay and play in Melbourne 09 June 2021 . BY Carla Grossetti Your go-to guide to Melbourne’s best places to eat, sleep and top things to do with kids. Where to eat in Melbourne with kids Parents looking to ignite their children’s appetite will find a lot to inspire in the multicultural capital of Victoria. Make Melbourne your next food-focused getaway at these sought-after spots attuned to pleasing the palates of diners young and old. ACMI is Melbourne’s museum dedicated to film, TV, videogames and art. After exploring the exhibitions, attending a talk or workshop, head to HERO, chef Karen Martini’s new on-site restaurant, which champions the produce of local farmers and purveyors. Line up for a house-made choc top or Maker & Monger cheese platter from Martini’s carefully curated cinema cart before heading in to see a cult classic or anime film.

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Commander of Strategic Command RUSI conference speech

Commander of Strategic Command RUSI conference speech General Sir Patrick Sanders, Commander of Strategic Command’s speech at the RUSI Strategic Command Conference: Sharpening the UK Defence’s edge in the 2020’s. From: 26 May 2021 (Transcript of the speech, exactly as it was delivered) Thank you, Secretary of State and let me add my own welcome to our second annual conference. Fifteen months have passed since we gathered at RUSI on Whitehall for the inaugural Strategic Command conference and it has since been a seminal period for Defence, and for Strategic Command in particular. None of us could have imagined what those 15 months had in store. COVID 19 dominated every aspect of our lives, and Defence was no exception. We’re going to spend most of today focused on the future, but it would be wrong not to dwell briefly on the pandemic and call out the remarkable work that sometimes goes unsung in Strategic Command.

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Taranaki composting site s rotten eggs smell leaves nearby residents gasping for air

The hearing commissioner’s decision on the renewal of resource consents for the site is expected to be released on Wednesday. The independent air quality report by Emissions Impossible director Lou Wickham, of Auckland, was commissioned by Taranaki District Health Board medical officer of health Dr Jonathan Jarman, and forwarded to Uruti residents following three complaints by residents in April. Wickham’s report on the Uruti site identified the “rotten egg” smell of hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, formaldehyde, and benzene were “likely” to be among the contaminants emitted from the site. Effects from the odours can be significant and include headaches, retching, depression, stress and loss of appetite, they said.

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