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Will you put up Halloween decorations this year? (opens the original)
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OCTOBER HAS ARRIVED, which means that Halloween is slowly but surely creeping up on us. It won’t be long until homes start to embrace the spookiness with displays of ghosts and skeletons, or even just a pumpkin by the door as a more subtle touch. But how soon is too soon to get into the Halloween spirit? Some might even question if it’s worth going all-out for the occasion. So, we’re wondering: Will you put up Halloween decorations this year?
How often do you drink coffee? (opens the original)
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IN HIS LATEST Voices piece, Dr Stephen McWilliams looks at a question asked by many hot drink fans – is coffee good for you? While there is research to suggest that coffee consumption may have some health benefits, McWilliams says that like many other things, it’s best enjoyed in moderation. A survey of 1,000 Irish adults found that around three in four people describe themselves as coffee drinkers, with almost half of them saying that they drink more coffee now than they did 10 years ago. Iced
Do you think you're good at replying to messages? (opens the original)
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GETTING BACK TO every message you receive can be a tough task at times. That appeared to be the case when Madonna tried to get in touch with Sabrina Carpenter, as she recalled at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. As the pair accepted an award for their song Bring Your Love, Madonna said it took a number of days to hear back about the collaboration. “When five days passed and I still didn’t hear back from Sabrina, I DM’d her,” she said. Carpenter laughed and replied that the original message
Will you watch the new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility? (opens the original)
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THE LATEST ADAPTATION of Sense and Sensibility is now in cinemas. For those unfamiliar with the Jane Austen classic (or in case you’re in need of a refresher), it has been described as a story in which “three sisters experience love and heartbreak after they’re forced to leave their family estate with their widowed mother and move to a humble cottage”. The Journal’s Emma Hickey sat down with two of the film’s stars, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Caitríona Balfe, who said that their adaptation recognises
Can you solve a Rubik’s cube? (opens the original)
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A SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL from China has broken a Rubik’s cube world record. Lian Yunzhi broke the women’s 3x3x3 world record twice this month at two World Cube Association competitions in Wuhan and Guangzhou. Yunzhi can solve a cube in an average of just over four seconds – a time that would put even those able to complete one to shame. That said, solving a Rubik’s cube at all is no easy feat for many people. So, we’re asking: Can you solve a Rubik’s cube?
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