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Australia's 'hottest' tradie Lauren Larsen responds to cruel trolls

Second-year carpentry apprentice Lauren Larsen, 19, has wowed female tradies around Australia for inspiring women to take on a trade through her TikTok videos.

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Professor Michal Beth Dinkler on "the danger of a single Christian story"

By Kimberly Winston They are questions every good Sunday school teacher knows to expect: Why does the New Testament include four gospels, telling the story of Jesus’s life four different ways? What was each author trying to persuade us of and did he succeed? Those questions are central to the work of Michal Beth Dinkler, Associate Professor of New Testament and ancient Christianity at Yale Divinity School. This summer, Dinkler will be the one tackling those questions when she teaches The Danger of a Single Christian Story as part of the YDS Summer Study program. “Every retelling of a story is an attempt to persuade in some way,” Dinkler said in a recent interview. “And these four gospels show us the importance of context, for the person who is telling the story and for the people to whom they’re telling it. Coming to any biblical text and trying to force it into one kind of capital ’T’ truth is an unimaginative way of understanding God’s work in the world. The New

When Tech Talk Doesn't Work, Try Politics - The New York Times

When Tech Talk Doesn’t Work, Try Politics Lisa Vedernikova and Harry Khanna changed each other’s lives for the better. But their very first exchange was less than promising. Credit.Lauren Larsen Studio Lisa Vedernikova divides her personal history into two eras: “Before Harry” and “After Harry.” Before Harry, she kept her life mostly to herself, prioritizing her work, she said, often at the expense of her social life. After Harry, she began to find joy in everyday acts, like making dinner. Come evening, she might choose a wine bar meet-up over a memo. This is all despite the fact that the very first exchange between Ms. Vedernikova, 26, who is the chief of staff to the publisher and chairman of The New York Times, A.G. Sulzberger, and Harry Khanna, 35, an independent lawyer and a voter protection software engineer for the Democratic National Committee, was, it has to be said, rather awkward.