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25 Jun 2023
#society
The Epoch Times: Deepen Every Relationship With This One Skill
The pandemic exacerbated a trend of declining social skills due to increased online communication. Research showed a decline in the ability to build relationships, cooperate, and exercise patience in a survey of college students in Japan. Sharpening listening skills is an effective way to improve communication and connection with others. Active listening involves giving full attention to the person speaking and valuing their thoughts, strengthening relationships and building trust. Multitasking during conversations, especially with electronic devices, significantly impairs listening skills. Slowing down and focusing on the speaker's main points, summarizing their points, and responding appropriately can improve communication and show care and respect for the person.
#war
The Epoch Times: Trudeau Off to Iceland to Meet Nordic Leaders Ahead of NATO Summit
Trudeau travels to Iceland to meet with Nordic leaders ahead of NATO summit. The meeting will discuss common interests such as protecting the environment while tackling security challenges. Meanwhile, world leaders keep a watchful eye on internal strife in Russia after mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led troops from his private Wagner Group in an armed rebellion and called for the ouster of the country's defense minister. The arrangement will see Putin's one-time protege move to Belarus and avoid prosecution for his role in the short-lived rebellion, while Wagner Group troops will return to Ukraine where they've been fighting alongside soldiers from the Russian army.
#religion
Fox News: 'We're having a fetus!' Pro-life ad campaign challenges perception of unborn babies
Focus on the Family has launched the "It's a Baby" campaign, which challenges the use of the term "fetus" to describe preborn babies. The ad depicts different scenarios in which couples refer to the baby as a "fetus," before their daughter corrects them, saying "Um, it's a baby." The campaign comes just ahead of the first anniversary of the Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Supreme Court decision, which effectively overturned the nearly 50-year precedent of Roe v. Wade. The group has received widespread support from pro-life activists.
#sports
Forbes: Celtic FC’s New Boss Already On The Back Foot For Past Sins
Celtic fans are wary of their newly re-appointed manager Brendan Rodgers, who abandoned the club in 2019 while on track to win a historic tenth Scottish Premier League title in a row for mid-table English club Leicester City. The Green Brigade fan group posted a banner on social media denouncing the Northern Irishman. Rodgers acknowledged the challenge of regaining the support of some segments of the Celtic fanbase but said that he would be at the club for three years unless he was fired. His fortunes are hence hinged on his ability to win the league title and keep fans content.
Rodgers sought to address negative perceptions of himself among Celtic fans after being re-appointed as the team’s manager by pledging to stay at the club for three years. Fan group the Green Brigade had viewed the return of the Northern Irishman with suspicion. He had walked out on the team four years prior in pursuit of a “professional judgment” with Leicester City. While acknowledging criticism, Rodgers noted that former Celtic players had not apologised for their departures and questioned fans’ demands that managers be exempt from such controversy. Nonetheless, his effectiveness now hinges on his ability to win the league trophy and lift the discontent of some of the fanbase that felt betrayed by his departure.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Tourist Almost Gored Trying to Pet Bison in Yellowstone
A tourist in Yellowstone touches a bison and quickly regrets it when the animal charges at her, but luckily she escapes without injury. Rangers constantly remind visitors to stay on paths to avoid hot mud and to keep a safe distance from wildlife. Yellowstone has many geothermal features that require caution, as falling into a thermal pool can result in severe burns or even death. It's essential to research and prepare for any potential hazards and to always remember to "look but don't touch" wildlife.
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Sunseeker RV
Sunseeker RVs are a top choice for adventurers looking for luxury on the open road. They offer high-quality materials, full kitchens, and advanced safety features, making them comfortable for long trips. Forest River RV, the manufacturer of Sunseeker RVs, is one of the largest RV manufacturers, operating out of Elkhart, Indiana. The Sunseeker lineup includes various models and floorplans, ranging in price from $94,000 to $160,000, with features such as convection microwaves, entertainment systems, and backup cameras. With options for families, couples, and solo travelers, Sunseeker RVs are definitely worth considering for your next adventure.
The Epoch Times: Days of Wine and Warblers in Paso Robles
A birdwatcher and a wine lover head to Calcareous Vineyards in Paso Robles for some birding and wine-tasting. They spot various bird species including a golden eagle while enjoying the peacefulness of the vineyard. The head winemaker fills them in on the vineyard's history and the best spots for bird sightings. The idea of offering birding tours of the vineyard combined with wine-tasting is suggested by the end of the day.
The Epoch Times: Remains Found in California Mountains Where Actor Julian Sands Went Missing
Human remains have been found in the Mount Baldy wilderness, where actor Julian Sands went missing in January while hiking alone. The discovery was made by hikers who contacted Fontana Station officials. Sands, who was British born, was believed to be an experienced hiker and had moved to California in the 1980s to pursue a Hollywood career. The remains were taken to the coroner's office for identification.
#other
Forbes: Democracies Around The World Must Fight For Vladimir Kara-Murza
Russian opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for criticizing Putin’s regime and its war on Ukraine. His health is rapidly deteriorating due to mistreatment, and he urgently requires medical attention, which is unlikely due to the regime’s past attempts to poison him. Targeted sanctions against Russian judges and prosecutors are being imposed, but more coordination and joint efforts between countries are needed to ensure justice and accountability for human rights violations. Lord Alton of Liverpool has introduced an amendment to give the sanctions regime proper teeth and to deal with dirty money, aiming to criminalize the failure of designated individuals to declare any assets they control in the U.K. and enable asset recovery under the Proceeds of Crime Act.