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Sydney’s queer bookstore ‘haven’ to close after 43 years: ‘This has never been about just selling books’

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By Lane Sainty Verified
| Inkl
Noel Lee, who has worked at the Bookshop Darlinghurst for 24 years, offering book recommendations and life advice to closeted young people, perplexed straight grandparents, and everyone in between. Photograph: Teagan Glenane/The Guardian It has just turned 10am when Noel Lee unlocks the door of the Bookshop Darlinghurst and puts the pink sign out on Oxford Street. The message to passersby is simple: “Read Gay Books.” Sign in place, Lee returns to the store.
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Overcoming trauma: After the bikers showed up, the kids could take control of their lives

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By Lane Sainty Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
Inviting a group of bikers to help a troubled child seemed like an iffy idea for the parents, but Bikers Against Child Abuse had a plan and it started with being there. The first time the bikers were called to help Samantha, they stayed outside the family home all night. Samantha slept for the first time in ages. Researchers evaluated Bikers Against Child Abuse and concluded that the kids brought into the program had less emotional distress and improved emotional functioning.
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Like your apples and peaches? An NAU researcher says you might have a dinosaur to thank

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By Lane Sainty Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A butterfly beating its wings can alter the trajectory of the universe, or so they say. So it’s only natural that an event as pivotal as the extinction of the dinosaurs could have some pretty far-reaching effects too. One of those effects, according to new research out of Northern Arizona University, had to do with fruit. But how, exactly, the demise of the dinosaurs gave rise to the juicy apples and peaches of today is complicated.
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