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DUBAI: Steeped in more than 5,000 years of history, Gaza has long been an archaeological treasure, with workers on construction sites regularly discovering ancient gems. Discoveries such as Saint Hilarion Monastery and Tel Umm el-Amr, arguably Gaza’s largest archaeological site, are perhaps not surprising given Gaza’s proximity to the holy sites of Christianity, Islam and Judaism, three of the world’s largest religions. Gaza’s historical importance also comes from its location on ancient trade routes between Egypt and the Levant. But with the past seven weeks of Israeli bombing, concern is growing about the future of the sites discovered and those…
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Story Highlights 32% have “a lot” or “somewhat” confidence in media news reporting. New record of 39% who have no confidence, compared to 27% in 2016. Democrats’ confidence has fallen 12 points since last year; lowest since 2016 WASHINGTON, DC — The 32% of Americans who say they trust the media “a lot” or “somewhat” to report the news completely, fairly and accurately are tied with Gallup. lowest historical reading, previously recorded in 2016. Although trust in media is currently at an all-time low, it was statistically similar in 2021 (36%) and 2022 (34%). Another 29% of U.S. adults…
Daniel Lew: The impact of catastrophic events on global markets depends on their perceived relevance by Wall Street professionals and the perception of their impact on (company) valuation. When news of a disaster directly affects economic activities, for example by disrupting supply chains or causing significant damage to key industries, it can lead to immediate market reactions. Wall Street professionals assess the potential economic consequences by considering factors such as the severity of the event, the economic importance of the affected region, and the expected duration of the disruption. If the event is considered a short-term disruption with limited long-term…
Running a wildlife sanctuary is necessary, often back-breaking and emotionally draining work that comes with a variety of daily challenges. However, resident animals – many of whom have been rescued from factory farms – depend on the operations running smoothly to meet their needs. Luvin Arms Wildlife Sanctuary Unfortunately, in these tough economic times, things have gotten worse at sanctuaries across the United States. As winter approaches, these rescued animal shelters are grappling with the double whammy of reduced donations and increased operating costs. During this difficult time of crisis, the fate of these animals and the people who care…
Growing up in the small town of Clayton, North Carolina, Dana Broadus already dreamed of exploring distant lands and writing the stories of the people she met there. But she had no idea how her world would expand once she became a Spartan. A writer imagines her future By the time Broadus was considering college, she had already published a book. An avid reader from a young age, Broadus is the author of the young adult fantasy fiction book, “Imagine”while he was still in high school. “It’s about a girl who goes to another world and has to save the…
Globus has added eight routes for its Touring product of choice in Europe and North America for 2024. Choice Touring offers twice as many tour options that customers can customize based on their interests. It includes two or three days of YourChoice excursion options in the price of week-long tours. The new routes will be available for Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Eastern Canada, Western Canada, Northern California and Southern United States. Existing destinations include Ireland, Scotland, Greece and the American Rocky Mountains. Guests can expect to choose from a wide selection of excursions, including cooking classes, guided bike tours, spa…
The 14th annualth The Advanced Team Physician Course took place in Medellín, Colombia, earlier this month. This three-day course brought together nearly 80 participants (including 30 speakers) from 20 countries, including 15 local participants from Colombia. This course focuses on practical issues related to working with elite athletes in a team sports setting. The 12th The IOC course on cardiovascular assessment of Olympic athletes also took place in Medellín for two days. With more than 50 participants (12 speakers) from 17 countries, including 19 local participants from Colombia, the course provided treating physicians with a basic knowledge of cardiovascular assessment,…
HENDERSONVILLE – George and Marie Baxevanis opened their first restaurant in Winston-Salem in 1979 with just $84.”Thanks to my parents, working hard comes naturally to me. I was born in 1980. I’ve worked in the restaurant industry my whole life…I was born into it,” Alex Baxevanis, 43, told the Times-News on Nov. 24, just weeks before he and his wife, Ashleigh, 34, planned to open Feta Flav Greek Taverna, a Greek food restaurant in the Blue Ridge Commons shopping center at 2111 Asheville Highway.“You have to want it and you have to work for it,” George Baxevanis said.More:Hendersonville Area Restaurant…