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2 weeks ago |
gaytimes.com | Rhys Thomas
Travel Or at least some of them… IMAGE FEMME Lists of ‘the best’ are contentious, often leaving out amazing low-key spots that those in the know guard with their life.
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2 weeks ago |
gaytimes.com | Rhys Thomas
Travel Life’s a beach, but some are more iconic than others… IMAGE ROTTING IN THE SUN Of all places, you’d be surprised to learn that the first legal section of a beach to permit nudity was in Toronto, way back in 1894.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Rhys Thomas
There’s a bad reputation afforded to anger – just one letter away from danger. But it’s time we gave this core emotion a more rounded consideration, believes Sam Parker, site director for British GQ, who has written a book on redefining anger. Good Anger: How Rethinking Rage Can Change Our Lives is a thoroughly reported, ground-breakingly insightful, and also personal journey through the dark side of anger and into the light. Parker has spent recent years getting acquainted with this emotion.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Rhys Thomas
Charity breaks ground on complex needs facilityRhys ThomasBBCBuilders will start work on Monday to turn a property in Trinity into a five-bedroom nursing and complex needs facilityA charity which supports people with learning disabilities in Jersey has put the first spades in the ground at its new facility. Builders will start work on Monday to turn a property in Trinity into a five-bedroom nursing and complex needs facility.
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1 month ago |
inews.co.uk | Rhys Thomas
Health is wealth, and extreme dedication to health testing has become a flex – especially in the manosphere. Gwenyth Paltrow walked so Bryan Johnson, the most known and radical of the biohacking bros, a tech entrepreneur who is spending millions a year trying to reverse his biological age, could run. The race here? Taking everything ‘wellness’ to slightly extreme lengths. There’s no doubt about it.
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1 month ago |
energycouncil.com.au | Rhys Thomas
Now that Labor has returned to Government for a second term, and with an increased majority, the next three years will represent a litmus test for how Australia is tracking to meet its signature 2030 targets of 43 per cent emissions reduction and 82 per cent renewable generation, and not to mention, the looming 2035 target. With significant obstacles laying ahead, the Government will need to hit the ground running.
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1 month ago |
gaytimes.com | Rhys Thomas
Travel You can spend a lifetime here and not scratch the surface, but here’s where we’d start WORDS RHYS THOMAS Back in 2013, if it were an independent country Mexico City (known variously as Ciudad de México, CDMX and DF), would have been the fifth-largest economy in Latin America. It is simply massive, and has one of the most varied, sensorially stimulating energies you’ll find. An architectural paradise, a food-lover’s utopia and, above all, a chaotic beautiful unforgettable place to...
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1 month ago |
foldingrock.com | Rhys Thomas
For the first interview in our series spotlighting this year’s Hay Festival Writers at Work, we caught up with journalist and fiction writer Rhys Thomas, to find out what makes him tick as an emerging writer, what his creative life looks like, and where he’d like to take it next. Not to mention some great insight and inspiration for anyone else building a career in creative writing. I don’t know, to be honest. I started writing music when I was 10, my interest in lyrics came by the time I was 12.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Rhys Thomas
Constable reveals plans to create parish parkBBCConstable Kevin Lewis said the plans would revitalise the area and give parishioners more things to doPlans to create a new park in a parish in Jersey have been unveiled. The Constable of St Saviour, Kevin Lewis, said the plans, which are for fields next to the parish hall, would revitalise the area and give parishioners more things to do.
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1 month ago |
inews.co.uk | Rhys Thomas
Singer Olly Murs recently showed off photos of his body transformation, going from a bulked muscular physique to a lean shredded one. An online discussion about whether he looked better before or after the transformation has since snowballed into one about attractiveness – namely which version of Murs women seem to find more appealing.