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|Hungry hippos are waiting to be fed. The Hungry Hippos game is a colorful board game that includes four open-mouthed hippos and a bunch of marbles that need to be aimed into the mouth of the four hippos. This one can be played alone or in a group of two to four players. The player who is able to feed the hippos the maximum number of times is declared the winner. The trick is to press their tails faster to feed them the maximum marbles. With the Funskool Hungry Hippos game, you can also imbibe a competitive spirit in your kid.|
Funskool Hungry Hippos
Winfun Letter Train & Piano
Brand : Winfun Category : Toy Age : 0 - 3 Years The Winfun Letter Train and Piano Activity Table This is a fun toy for infants. The activity table comes with a five note piano with flashing lights. Instilled in the toy are fun melodies to keep your infant occupied at all times .The Winfun letter train is a unisex toy equipped with detachable legs that makes it comfortable to use. The activity table is suitable for infants over the age of 1.
Mitashi Zooming Merry Train
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- Zooming Merry Train for child's fun
- Insert the animal to start the train
- Control the speed of train by pressing the driver
- Trains stops automatically when obstacles is placed
- Press the nose of animal for horn sound
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Funny Musical Cow Piano
Brand : Others Category : Toy Age : 3 - 5 Years This toy is an educational toy with piano keys, music and animal sounds. It has 8 Musical Keys, 6 Animal sound Keys and one Mode key. It helps to develops baby's cognitive as well as sensory motor skills. Good toy to develop thinking as it helps in learning cause and effect by playing right keys. And above all, it can develop sense and love for music. This toy has eye catching design with good sound, music and colours.The light flashes in the piano when keys are pressed. 3 Modes Press Mode key to select different modes. Mode 1 - Pressing the music keys play tone sound and pressing animal keys gives corresponding animal sound. Mode 2 - Pressing the music keys play a song and animal keys gives animal sound with a song. Mode 3 - Repeatedly pressing the keys will play a complete song and animal keys plays a song.

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The actor plays the role of the Indian cricket legend, Sunil Gavaskar, in Kabir Khan's upcoming film.
Tahir Raj Bhasin shapes up as Sunil Gavaskar for 83
Mumbai - 11 Jan 2020 16:46 IST
Updated : 12 Jan 2020 20:02 IST
With the logo of the film launched, the makers of 83 have released a recreation of one of the most iconic personalities of Indian cricket. The poster features Tahir Raj Bhasin playing a flowing cover drive as he takes on the job of Sunil Gavaskar alongside Ranveer Singh's Kapil Dev.
Inki batting ne dushman ke chakke chuda diye! Essaying the Little Master's role has been such a humbling experience.— Tahir Raj Bhasin (@TahirRajBhasin) January 11, 2020
Presenting the man, the legend, #SunilGavaskar! #ThisIs83 @RanveerOfficial @kabirkhankk @deepikapadukone @Shibasishsarkar @madmantena pic.twitter.com/zLLimbocBz
Bhasin looks the part as he takes on the role of one of India's greatest batsmen. The poster has the actor in the foreground of the golden 83 logo that was released earlier in the day. With the pads, gloves, and the cover drive, Bhasin certainly looks the part and has got the iconic posture right.
The film 83 is directed by Kabir Khan, and features Ranveer Singh as Kapil Dev alongside Southern star Jiiva as Srikkanth, Ammy Virrk as Bishan Singh Bedi and Saqib Saleem as Mohinder Amarnath, among others.
The actors recently spent some time with Kapil Dev on his birthday on 6 January. The film will also see Deepika Padukone make a special appearance as Romi Dev.
The film is being produced by Phantom Films, Reliance Entertainment and Sajid Nadiadwala and is slated for release in theatres on 10 April 2020.


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Ellie Ears is a very niche, textile based product. Initially the pillow design (think: elephant ears) was a passion project of the designer, being sold under a separate retail brand called Modern Barn. Upon advice, Ellie Ears as an idea/brand was expanded upon, and given a strong new visual identity. The product deserved it's own dedicated EComm platform, fresh packaging, and a series of limited release branded fabrics to be used on the neck pillows, hooded towel blankets, etc. A project with Good Studio.
Creative Direction, UX/UI Design, Visual Identity System, EComm Development, Photography, Print Collateral, Fabric Design

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text: This slapper has a long handle with a pointed leather end (which resembles the tail of the devil). To keep up the theme, the handle is wrapped in red and black leather straps. There is a wrist strap at the end of the handle for an easier grip. The black tail end measures 6.25 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. Warning: this is a NEW item that is not in retail packaging, usually a plain box, wrapped in plastic or a poly bag.

domain: design


Microsoft no longer plans to deliver SQL Server on Windows Containers
Microsoft has suspended its SQL server on Windows Containers projects, which was announced in a blog post on July 5. Microsoft is advising those who need to use the SQL Server in containers, to use Linux instead. Microsoft officials said the decision was because of existing ecosystem challenges and... Read more
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Amazon introduces translation tool for SQL commands
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Nutanix launches Era 2.0 for easier cloud database operations
Enhanced platform further streamlines database provisioning and management.
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Nice, searchable database and map of renewable energy projects from around the world. Here is an opportunity to celebrate and learn about the impact individuals and organizations create a renewable...
Extracts a daily spreadsheet generated by a cities police department into an interactive map and analysis system. This is the Nashville, TN version.
Shows eBay items in an integrated GoogleMaps map. Calculates distances, allows sorting by distances. By clicking on an items distance, user can get directions based on his home address. Can be useful...
Google now has over 400 cities included in its transit service. That means each of those organization provides a feed so that the search giant can give accurate routing, schedules and fares. So, why isn't it easier for the average developer to access this data?
Two days ago we wrote about Urban Airship grounding SimpleGeo APIs. While one API was being taken over by another company, it left SimpleGeo's innovative flagship geo storage product stranded. Another company has quickly come forward to pick up the slack. Geoloqi created a SimpleGeo importer that will move storage from one platform to the other, where places can then be queried by the Geoloqi API.
Google has now made its closely-guarded Google Places API available to all developers, after nearly a year in closed beta. The API, first announced a year ago, returns business listings based on location. The search giant also added features that make the service useful for many types of local applications, in addition to simplifying the authentication process. With additional agreements, Google also allows for a healthy 100,000 queries, versus only 1,000 standard calls.
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|Questions to ask||Mobilization of Vulnerable Elders (MOVE) case example||Your KT Project|
|What barriers to behaviour change did you identity?|
These can be identified through
knowledge syntheses, conversations
with stakeholders, interviews/focus
groups, surveys, and observations.
|Belief that mobilizing patients will lead to more falls.|
|Who is changing their behaviour?a||Unit 2A nurses|
|What does an intersectional approach tell us about these barriers?|
Think through how you can identify
barriers and their related context.
|The education system (e.g.,|
undergraduate nursing education)
and organizational context (e.g., falls prevention policies at the hospital) support the belief that mobilizing patients will lead to patients falling.
Middle-aged female nurses, who have historically held roles as caregivers to aging relatives, share stories of how mobilizing family members has led to falls.
|What facilitators to knowledge use|
did you identify?
|Nurses’ desire to improve patient|
outcomes. Nurses’ desire to be
in compliance with hospital’s falls
|What does an intersectional|
approach tell us about these
|Nurses’ motivation to provide quality care is driven by the intersection of their professional role, individual values, and|
societal norms. Nurses’ role as paid employees of the organization impacts their desire to comply with existing organizational
mandates (e.g., falls prevention initiatives).

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East London hospital cleared of negligence
- Credit: Archant
An east London hospital has been cleared of neglecting a Hackney resident before she died – although aspects of nursing care came under fire.
An inquest heard on Friday last week how 76-year-old Comfort Yabbey of Balls Pond Road, De Beauvoir, was admitted into hospital, where she died days later due to “natural disease”.
At Poplar Coroner’s Court, coroner Dr Richard Brittain said although there were “missed opportunities to fully address her nursing needs,” he was ultimately satisfied that despite these issues the care provided was not neglectful.
It follows outrage from Ms Yabbey’s family towards staff at Royal London Hospital, in Whitechapel, during her care there in February.
The family criticised delays in providing adequate equipment, such as a pressure mattress to alleviate Ms Yabbey’s painful skin sores, and changing her dressings and clothes frequently.
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But nurses at the inquest said she had been treated to best practice guidelines.
The family also accused doctors of “giving up” on their mother, refusing to resuscitate her or escalate her care to the intensive care unit.
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Dr Grace Walker, who had direct involvement in Ms Yabbey’s care, said: “My clinical impression was of someone who was very unwell.”
She said that doctors felt putting her in intensive care would be invasive and traumatic, as would resuscitation.
Dr Walker added: “That’s something that doesn’t often work, especially with older people and can be quite traumatic. With the severity of her infection and the fact she wasn’t responding to medication, as well as being unwell to start with diabetes and her previous strokes, we came to the decision to remove certain aspects of medical care.
“It became apparent that this was someone who may not survive and we tried to have those conversations with the family as soon as possible.
“When we feel like someone is getting to the end of their life, despite our best efforts, we make a decision on how best to keep their dignity.”
In his verdict, coroner Dr Brittain said Ms Yabbey’s ultimate cause of death was sepsis from her skin sores and it was clear she had background health problems.
He said there was significant dispute between the family and the Trust about the frequency of nursing.
Dr Brittain added that neglect meant gross failure to provide basic medical care and attention.
He said: “My feeling is that there have been some failures with regards to nursing care and these are difficult to establish because of lack of documentation.
“But that doesn’t amount to neglect.
“There have been attempts to address sores and infection which unfortunately have not been successful.”


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Angela’s ABCs: Words Easily Confused – site and cite
Site is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun, site refers to the place where something is or was located; in the world of the Internet, site refers to a virtual place on the World Wide Web (website):
- Four new houses would be built on the site of the old barn.
- Archaeologists had cordoned off the site of the medieval village, looking for ancient artefacts.
- A click of your mouse can take you to a useful site containing all the information you need.
As a verb site means to place or locate:
- It was decided to site the prison well away from the centre of the town.
- The house was sited too close to the edge of the cliffs, making it vulnerable because of possible erosion.
Cite is a verb which can mean to mention or quote as an authority, example or proof, or to commend or honour:
- It is vital to cite your sources in an academic study.
- She was fond of citing the poem ‘Ozymandias’ when talking about the futility of wealth and power.
- Her grandfather was cited for bravery after rescuing a drowning man.

domain: geography


The drain pipes in old Toronto homes were mostly made of steel soldered in a lead stub along with a cast iron mold. This configuration is highly susceptible to rust and corrosion. That is why most residents have already replaced their old drains and appliances. However, some still need to get them done. However, it is often put at the back seat due to the hectic nature of plumbing work required.
Also, in newly made houses, if the structure has not been built well, it may lead to severe plumbing problems. Exposure to icy winds can damage the drains and make them useless.
Before undertaking major drain renovations, a full survey needs to be done. Professionals should be hired for conducting a thorough inspection of the drains. These experts, aided with cameras, can identify internal damages as well. These should be rectified immediately to prevent further damage.
For carrying out drain replacement, May is the perfect time. By this time, snow has melted and working with the plumbing apparatus becomes easier. Moreover, the temperature is above zero which negates any risk of freezing.
During May, experts can easily excavate the ground to reach the pipes. After the replacements have been done, the landscape can be put back to its original shape. This is, however, difficult in winters when snowfall hinders the process.
Trenchless drain replacement is one of the most used techniques by professional plumbers. It involves digging two holes to replace the drains. Winter is definitely not a good time for this task since pipes expand in cold weather and it becomes difficult to pull out the old drains. The contraction in May provides a perfect time for carrying out this procedure though.
Drain re-lining involves working outdoors and in this process, pipes need to be replaced with newer ones using a simple method. This procedure too is normally avoided in chilly winters since exposure to icy winds leads to water freezing in the pipes. This even poses a threat to the plumbing appliances installed inside your home.
These days, new techniques are being developed which can simplify your work many folds. Only experienced and licensed plumbers should be trusted with such work. These plumbers are highly skilled, know their job, and are well equipped with latest knowledge. They can guide you and suggest appropriate measures to be taken in order to take care of your drainage system.
There can be no control over the weather. However, in case you are looking for drain replacement, make sure that you get it done at the right time. You can enjoy the summers better once your plumbing work is complete by May.
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Sometimes the world will teach you the right thing in a way you will hurt so that you'll never forget.
The stage of moving on is the most exciting part of a relationship. It is when you realize you are strong enough to handle such a painful encounter. You are bound to think that there is only one, who truly loves you. That is God.
A person will come in to your life that will make you realize that you have to move on. It’s just a matter of time.
You are beautiful person that deserves to be happy so stop crying. The person who hurt you did not know how amazing you are. They don’t know what they’re missing. Don’t give up yet. Everything will fall into place. You will find the person who deserves you and sees the best in you.
Sometimes you need to give the person you love space for them to think and know your worth. If they come back to you they love you, if not be thankful for your time together.

domain: literature


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Plastics-bodied carmaker Think in bankruptcy
Plastics News has written hundreds of inches of copy on the plastic-bodied Think car. But it looks -- once again -- like the company is in serious financial trouble. And despite growing global interest in electric vehicles, this time the company might not get another chance. Our sister publication Automotive News Europe is reporting today that Norway's Think Global AS has filed for bankruptcy. Incredibly, this is the fourth time that the company has collapsed financially in its 20-year history. According to ANE's Douglas A Bolduc, this time liquidation is a possibility. The company has a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, Think North America, which has a manufacturing plant in Elkhart, Ind. The location was considered a plus since local RV suppliers have plastics expertise that can help a low-volume automaker like Think. But while the U.S. subsidiary is a separate entity, its future now is in doubt because it is financially supported by the parent company. Plastics News staff reporter Rhoda Miel visited the Elkhart plant a few months ago. Check out this story, with a link to a video report, for more on the company, including plenty of plastics-specific details. You may recall that Think was owned by Ford Motor Co. from mid-1999 until January 2003. Think's most recent troubles were signaled a few weeks ago, when battery maker Ener1 Inc. said it would return its 31 percent stake in the Norwegian company and take a $73.3 million write-down on the investment.
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An investigation's underway after an elderly couple were found dead at a home near Farnham.
Surrey Police say emergency services were called to a property in Rowledge at around 12.40pm on Monday 5th August.
They found the man and woman had injuries consistent with gunshot wounds.
A weapon was also recovered from the scene - and detectives say they don't believe there's any third party involvement.
The couple who died have been named as 83 year old Ronald Gold and 78 year old Kathleen Gold.
Their family have thanked friends for their support at what's been an incredibly difficult time.
Mr and Mrs Gold’s family have made the following tribute to their mum and dad:
“Mum and Dad were devoted to each other throughout their lives. They met and married when Dad was a postman, delivering letters to Mum’s house, and were married in Frensham in the mid 60’s. Throughout their years together, they were apart only once. Even when Dad went fishing, Mum would happily sit with him on the riverbank reading her book.
“They moved to Rowledge 45 years ago where they were very happy. Dad had a garden machinery business and both were well known members of the local community. They would walk their dogs in Alice Holt every day and on Friday’s they would drive down to Selsey and have lunch together. Theirs was a happy and fulfilled life.
“We’ve been so grateful for all the messages from everyone who knew them, but we’d ask for privacy from the media at this incredibly difficult time for us.”


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(Source: CBS 5 News) U.S. Marshal Robert Almonte stands in front of a statue of "La Santa Muerte"
(Source: CBS 5 News) A statue of "La Santa Muerte"
(Source: CBS 5 News) A candle of St. Jude sits next to one of St. Michael
(Source: CBS 5 News) "La Santa Muerte"
MESA, AZ (CBS5) -
You have probably heard of La Santa Maria or Mother Mary, but many other Catholic icons and saints are being used for not-so-holy reasons.
"You've got a lot of good people praying to legitimate Catholic saints. But unfortunately, you've got criminals that are misusing these Catholic saints," explained U.S. Marshal Robert Almonte.
Almonte is in charge of the Western District of Texas, but he traveled to Phoenix on Thursday to conduct an informational seminar on the saints' role in the drug underworld. About 300 law enforcement officers from all over the state packed an auditorium in Mesa to listen to the presentation.
"Not everybody praying to any of these (saints or icons) is necessarily a criminal, but it's an officer safety issue," Almonte explained.
"I want (law enforcement agents) to be familiar with these things that are appearing on a lot of criminal cases throughout the country," he said.
Almonte said that gangs, drug cartels and everyday criminals have hijacked many Catholic saints and icons and are using them as symbols of their organizations or to protect them from law enforcement.
"This one is very obvious. This is a 'Law Stay Away' candle. It speaks for itself," said Almonte, pointing to a candle that is meant to keep criminals from getting caught.
Some legitimate Catholic saints are being used by those up to no good. Saint Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, and Saint Michael the Archangel often are found at crime scenes
"A lot of the criminals that are involved perceive the activity they're involved in to be a lost cause or at least a desperate or difficult situation," said Almonte, referring to Saint Jude.
"Saint Michael is the patron saint for law enforcement, but a lot of criminals are praying to Saint Michael for protection against law enforcement," Almonte said.
Some symbols are used by criminals that are not even recognized by the Catholic Church.
"Santa Muerte (Saint of Death) is obviously not a legitimate Catholic saint. (She) never will be one," Almonte said.
Even so, she is often found at crime scenes, like one in Pinal County from October 2011.
"[Cartels and drug members] put little gifts to her so their prayers will be answered," Almonte said.
Almonte said the point of his presentation is to make officers aware of these saints and symbols so they know they may be dealing with someone involved in a gang or drug cartel.
"It could be a red flag, or possible indicator," he said
"I do this class across the country and I'll have officers that come up to me after break or after class and say, 'You know, I've seen this stuff before and I just didn't know what it was and now I do. I'll take a closer look at it.'"
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Pension age and factory farming: How did Switzerland vote in Sunday's referendums?
Swiss voters on Sunday accepted by a hair a divisive pension reform plan, which will raise women's retirement age to the same as men's, but snubbed a push to ban factory farming.
Final results showed a tiny majority of Swiss approved a government plan to reform the country's pension system for the first time in more than a quarter of a century.
Bern has long argued the need to "stabilise" the country's old-age security system, under pressure as life expectancy rises and the giant baby boomer generation reaches retirement age.
After failing twice to get the approval needed for similar plans, in 2004 and 2017, two separate votes on different aspects of the reform passed Sunday.
Just 50.57 percent of Swiss agreed to the most controversial part of the reform, involving hiking women's retirement age by one year.
This means women will need to work until the age of 65 before receiving a full pension, bringing them en par with their male counterparts.
A separate vote on boosting funding for the reform through a sales tax hike meanwhile passed with 55 percent in favour.
Parliament approved the key measures last year, but left-leaning parties and unions decried the reform "on the backs of women" and pushed the issue to a referendum under Switzerland's direct democratic system.
Backers of the reform argued that it was reasonable for men and women to retire at the same age, with Celine Amaudruz, vice president of the populist rightwing Swiss People's Party hailing the vote as "a first step towards permanence" for the old-age insurance system.
'Slap in the face'
But Sunday's decision sparked outrage from the plan's opponents.
The Christian Democratic Party's women's group immediately announced a demonstration in Bern on Monday, warning the plan would dramatically cut women's already inferior pension income.
"Women's pension income will be reduced by 7 billion Swiss francs over the next 10 years: a slap in the face of all women," it said in
Opponents argued that women face significant discrimination and a broad gender pay-gap in Switzerland, and thus receive far smaller pensions than men, demanding such issues be addressed before hiking their retirement age.
In 2020, women in Switzerland on average received pensions nearly 35 percent smaller than men, according to the Swiss economy ministry.Sunday's results were not immediately broken down by gender, but did show a dramatic divide between different Swiss regions.
While Switzerland's German-speaking part was overwhelmingly in favour of the reform, the French and Italian-speaking parts were staunchly opposed, with nearly 63 percent of Geneva voters voting "no" and more than 70 percent in Jura canton.
Pierre-Yves Maillard, head of the Swiss Trade Union Federation, warned that the deep divide seen between the sexes and the regions on such an important issue was "not good politics.""It will leave a trace," he told the Keystone-ATS news agency.
Factory farming ban rejected
Another hotly debated issue on Sunday's ballot, a proposed ban on intensive livestock farming, was meanwhile rejected.
Final results showed just over 63 percent voted "no" to the popular initiative by animal rights and welfare organisations.
The backers of the initiative had wanted to make protecting the dignity of animals like cattle, chickens or pigs a constitutional requirement.
Their initiative would have imposed stricter minimum requirements for animal-friendly housing and care, access to outdoors and slaughtering
practices, essentially outlawing factory farming.
The government and parliament opposed the initiative, insisting that Switzerland already has among the world's strictest animal welfare laws, and
that tightening the rules would significantly hike prices.
Backers of the initiative said Sunday they were pleased the campaign had at least raised awareness about the issue.
"All of Switzerland has discussed the problems linked to intensive livestock farming and our meat consumption," Vera Weber, head of the Franz
Weber Foundation, told RTS. "For us, it is in any case a victory."
Voter participation Sunday ticked in at over 52 percent, above the usual ceiling of around 50 percent.
Reform of withholding tax turned down
However, the voters didn't agree with the government's proposal to scrap of the 35-percent withholding tax on income from financial investments.
Fifty-two percent of voters rejected that plan, even though the government argued this measure would be beneficial in boosting foreign investment.

domain: finance


RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Richmond Police are looking for a man they say robbed a pharmacy on the Southside.
Police say the man entered the CVS Pharmacy on Forest Hill Avenue Wednesday at 10 a.m. and gave an employee a note saying he wanted to rob the store. The employees didn't give the man anything and he left the store.
Police describe him as a black male in his 20s or 30s, about 5'8" tall and weighing 165 pounds. He was last seen wearing a green Oakland A's baseball cap, an orange shirt and dark shorts.
Police released a surveillance photo Friday hoping someone could come forward. If you can help call Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000.


“Captain America” #24 presents the “March to Axis” as writer Rick Remender brings Arnim Zola out of Dimension Z in a story drawn by the combined talents of Carlos Pacheco and Paul Renaud. The latter inks his own work while Mariano Taibo handles the inks for Pacheco. Dean White and Sonia Oback conspire on the color work and Joe Caramagna letters this Falcon-centric tale. Marvel has made no secret of the upcoming role Falcon will play, and “Captain America” #24 serves as a nice preview of what readers might be able to expect.
Although some of the element of surprise and suspension of disbelief has been defused by the announcements surrounding Captain America, Remender still packs in plenty of surprises, building on the last-page reveal from “Captain America” #23 and putting Ian hip-deep in the action. The writer even provides his artists with the ability to show readers how to properly hug Ian without impaling themselves on his spike-filled armor. Arnim Zola is cast as the main antagonist, and Remender has amplified the abilities and madness of one of Captain America’s oddest foes. Under Remender’s pen, it’s easy to see how Zola and Falcon could even face off in a Marvel Studios production. His characterization and plotting really sells the fight between the two characters, to great effect.
Renaud’s faces have more lines than Pacheco’s, but both artists build their characters around action and movement. “Captain America” #24 has plenty of strong characters with diverse body types and physical ranges. The two artists add in plenty of backgrounds and props, adding to the cinematic feel of the story. As potentially distracting as two artists could be on a pivotal comic book installment, the duo of Pacheco and Renaud fly to the other end of the spectrum. I’m unsure where delineation occurs in the color work from Oback to White or vice versa, but overall the colors in “Captain America” #24 are slick and overdone, with excessive highlights and shading washing over the characters throughout. Bold, elementary colors would be preferred, and are certainly more expected in Captain America’s adventures, but that is not the case here. Compounding the color intensity are some color inaccuracies, like Falcon’s mask shifting from white to red and back to white, his gloves going from gold to white and back. Throughout the story, during the battle, the art itself even shifts from gloves to a gauntlet on Sam’s left forearm and back again.
The final page is a massive cliffhanger can get and definitely would have left readers wondering what it really means for the future of Captain America — except for the fact that Marvel has made no secret of their plans for Cap. The announced plans and pending debuts have cooled a lot of what Remender and company put together in this issue, but the story itself is still entertaining and gripping.


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ERIC Number: ED168668
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1979
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Policies for Lifelong Education: Report of the 1979 Assembly.
Gilder, Jamison, Ed.
This monograph reports the recommendations developed by a national assembly sponsored by the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges with the aid of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation to consider issues and problems affecting lifelong education. An initial paper by Edmund J. Gleazer, Jr., outlines the purposes of the assembly in relation to the changing objectives of community college district systems. In a second paper, Harold L. Hodgkinson projects what education will look like in 1985 in terms of differential fertility, federalization of programs, the segmented education market, faculty diversification, and the costs of education. Herbert E. Striner discusses the pay-off of lifelong education and training as reflected in national capital investment and productivity, and in inmate training programs. Penelope L. Richardson appraises lifelong learning and politics based on her experience as former director of HEW's Lifelong Learning Project. In another paper, R. D. Justice and Jacquilyn Amperse explore obstacles to addressing the needs of the adult, part-time evening student. S. V. Martorana and Wayne D. Smutz review the official legislative policies of several states in regard to lifelong learning. In a final paper, Robert H. McCabe evaluates the restructuring of community colleges for lifelong education in terms of funding, educational attitudes, personnel policies, facilities, and program organization. (MB)
Descriptors: Adult Education, College Role, Community Colleges, Community Education, Educational Needs, Educational Objectives, Educational Policy, Futures (of Society), Lifelong Learning, Nontraditional Students, State Legislation, Two Year Colleges
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, One Dupont Circle, N.W., Suite 410, Washington, D.C. 20036 ($5.00)
Publication Type: Collected Works - Proceedings; Reports - Descriptive; Opinion Papers
Education Level: N/A
Sponsor: Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, MI.; Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation, Inc., New York, NY.
Authoring Institution: American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, Washington, DC.

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Adam James references traditional couple photography and challenges its familiar aesthetic with his latest set of studio portraits. His editorial is captured for Glassbook magazine and shines a light on shimmering beauty looks that are courtesy of Mona Leanne using MacPro.
This couple photography series is non-traditional and features Models 1 faces Arnis and Rio. The models both don slicked back hair styles by Chrysostomos Chamalidis that are also accented with shimmering dust.
Lensed in black-and-white, this Glassbook Magazine image series is visually striking and captivating. The beauty story consists of vivid closeups and features glittering makeup looks that cover models' faces. It is appropriately titled 'All That Glitters'. a name that is inspired by its collection of shimmering beauty looks.
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Intel to invest $100B in Europe: Chipmaker Intel plans to invest $100 billion in chip manufacturing in Europe over the next decade.
Two new factories, one in Magdeburg, Germany and one in Catania, Italy:
Intel will build two new factories in Europe, one in Magdeburg, Germany and one in Catania, Italy
7,000 new jobs:
The investment will create 7,000 new jobs and support 30,000 additional jobs in the European semiconductor ecosystem.
Start production in 2025, two to five years earlier than originally expected:
Intel's investment in Europe is a major boost to the semiconductor industry
Address global chip shortage: The investment is part of Intel's efforts to address the global chip shortage.
Boost European economy: The investment is expected to boost the European economy and create a more resilient semiconductor supply chain.
Competition with TSMC: Intel's investment is seen as a way to compete with TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker.
Future of technology: The investment is a sign of Intel's commitment to the future of technology and its role in shaping the digital economy.


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Blockbuster Again Extends Filing Deadlines13 Dec, 2010 By: Erik Gruenwedel
Blockbuster Inc. has extended into early next year several deadlines required by the bankruptcy court for the rental icon to emerge from Chapter 11.
Dallas-based Blockbuster extended until Jan. 14 the deadline to file a plan of reorganization, according to a Dec. 10 court filing. It originally pushed back the date from Nov. 30 until Dec. 15. It also extended until Jan. 15 the deadline to file a business plan.
Blockbuster, which filed for bankruptcy Sept. 23, extended from Dec. 31 to Jan. 14, the deadline to find and receive approval of a new CEO by a “supermajority” of creditors.
Finally, Blockbuster extended until Feb. 11 the deadline to receive court confirmation of the aforementioned plans.
Edward Woo, retail analyst with Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, said it is common to have delays in bankruptcy as competing interests among creditors position themselves to get the best deals. He said the short-term effect on Blockbuster is the increased time and money spent on the bankruptcy process. Indeed, Blockbuster said it spent $12 million in reorganization related costs in October, the most recent disclosed period.
“I would only be concerned if this dragged out much longer than six months,” Woo said.


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Apple is preparing for the future… and may well continue to do so with AMD . According to an article by Phoronix , AMD is working on several new Radeon Vega GPU chips for laptops, some of which have been seen in lines of code in macOS Mojave. They could interest Apple, which has become accustomed to working with the reds to equip its machines with Radeon graphics chips.
Recently, the apple brand announced, for example, to provide its customers with more options for professionals looking for additional computing power. Radeon Vega 16 and 20 chips have been added to the 2018 15-inch MacBook Pro range, which performs better than the Radeon Pro 555X and Pro 560X until now offered by the brand on its high-end laptops . If the new chips in the works at AMD will probably not be integrated into the current line-up of Apple, they could be quite useful to the Californian giant on the 2019 models of MacBook Pro … but not only.
As AppleInsider notes, the Cupertino company had already, in the past, integrated GPU chips for the laptop market on its iMacs . Desktop computers which have not been recently upgraded and which currently have to be content with Radeon Pro 555 (2GB) or Radeon Pro 560 (4GB). An avenue for improvement for Apple next year? It's entirely possible.
AMD betrayed by the Linux kernel of its GPU drivers …
The fact remains that if this information reaches us, it is thanks to the indiscretions of Phoronix. While rummaging through the obscure and unexplored recesses of the latest version of macOS, the site's experts came across references that did not refer to the models of GPU chips currently marketed by AMD, but rather to graphics processors unknown to the battalion, from the families. of Radeon Vega 20 and Vega 10 chips (reference 0x66A4 for the Vega 20 family and 0x6869, 0x668A, 0x686B, 0x686D, 0x686E, 0x686F for Vega 10).
These bits of information come from recent modifications made by the Sunnyvale company to the Linux kernel of its graphics drivers. Note, however, that while these references may very well refer to brand new chips, they may also refer to simple evolutions of chips already launched by AMD, or correspond to prototypes currently being tested in the founder's premises. For the time being, caution and tweezers are therefore required, even if the announcements promised by AMD at CES (next January) can still give hope for the start of new graphics chips for laptops . Chips that Apple could put to good use during the next year.


It’s been years since Honda killed the NSX and work was started on a new one before the economic meltdown. Back in 2008 Honda killed work on the new NSX, but it looks like plans are back on. The prototype that was being tested before its death in 2008, was a front-engine model with a V10 under the hood. It looks like the NSX that is currently under development will not be getting that engine. Instead Honda is working on a hybrid setup for the NSX.
Honda president Takanobu Ito recently confirmed that Honda is working on a new NSX. Ito spoke to reporters at the Shanghai Motor Show and stated that Honda wants to build a car that would be fun to drive and at the same time environmentally friendly. Ito didn’t provide any other details about the next NSX, but it’s expected to be positioned as a high-performance counterpart to the Honda CR-Z.


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QPR forward Reece Grego-Cox scored a hat-trick for the Republic of Ireland’s Under-21 side as they beat Israel 4-0 in Dublin.
Grego-Cox opened the scoring in the first minute of the European Under-21 Championship qualifier, slotting home from close range after being teed up by a low cross from his R’s team-mate Ryan Manning.
Everton’s Harry Charsley doubled the lead before Grego-Cox netted from the penalty spot eight minutes before half-time.
And the Hammersmith-born 20-year-old struck again five minutes into the second half, completing his hat-trick and a resounding Irish win.
Earlier on Monday, another Irish Under-21 international, Olamide Shodipo, scored on his return from injury.

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A pastor who has worked to build underground churches in the “North Korea in Africa” told South Korean Christians that they must build relationships with North Korean defectors in South Korea and make them feel welcome.
Pastor Berhane Asmelash of Eritrea used to operate a church composed of Eritreans and Ethiopians, two ethnic groups long in conflict: Eritrea declared independence from Ethiopia in 1993, and the two countries waged war from 1998-2000.
Eritrea has been widely criticized for its arbitrary arrests and detentions, and systematic use of torture. It is the only country to consistently rank lower than North Korea in Reporters without Borders’ annual press freedom index, and refugees have been fleeing the country due to its dictatorship.
Many Ethiopians still in Eritrea are soldiers who are hated by Eritreans. The two countries have deep-rooted ethnic and religious divisions, and the pastor drew a comparison between this ideological separation and that shared by the two Koreas since the Korean War.
“(At the church in Eritrea) I preached in Ethiopian since all Eritreans could understand the Ethiopian language,” said Berhane on Friday at a press conference for Voice of the Martyrs. “I started inviting Ethiopians to my house. I knew that they were lonely in a foreign country, so I tried to make them feel welcomed.”
He suggested South Korean churches invite more North Korean believers and even offer services in the North Korean dialect.
Pastor Eric Foley, CEO of Voice of the Martyrs in Seoul said Berhane’s experience with social integration would help North Korean defectors in South Korea, where they are socially isolated.
Some South Korean megachurches give $100-200 to defectors to attract them to their services, but Foley said such outreach is “not effective” and will require “significant changes.”
“Giving money is too easy. Instead of giving money, we should become like them, learn their dialect, open our homes and visit their homes so that they can host us,” Foley said.
“Here in South Korea, the rate of death due to suicide of North Korean defectors is 16.3 percent. That’s the highest rate in any population group in the world today,” Foley said in his opening remarks at the event. “That means the most dangerous place for North Koreans to be is right here, in Seoul.”
Both pastors emphasized exchanging mutual help between South and North Koreans.
“North Koreans can teach South Koreans the way of family worship that they used to do in North Korea,” Berhane said, asserting that ministry is “not only giving but also receiving.”
Eritrea is not only called the “North Korea of Africa,” but its government has imitated the North Korean system of power succession among family members, Berhane said. There have been no democratic elections since independence was declared in 1993 and its constitution has never been implemented.
North Korean high-ranking official Kim Yong Nam recently sent a greeting to the president of Eritrea, Lsaias Afwerki, during his visit to Equatorial Guinea.
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An ace model for SARS-CoV-2 infectionMore about Open Access at the Crick
Developing effective in vivo models for SARS-CoV-2 infection is crucial for mechanistic studies of COVID-19 disease progression. In this issue of JEM, Israelow et al. (https://doi.org/10.1084/jem.20201241) generate a model that supports SARS-CoV-2 infection in mice, which they use to characterize type I IFN-driven pulmonary inflammation.
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Definition of leader
If you are looking for a basic definition of a leader then a leader is a person who leads a group of people and help and guides them in order to accomplish a certain goal. Anyone can be a leader but only some can prove to be effective leaders as they possess certain qualities that are must in a leader. What makes a leader? This question is the next in line and it is essential to know the traits of a good and effective leader so that you can recognize when you meet one.
Traits of a leader
There are many qualities that must be present in a leader and that are what makes him capable of leading other people.
- Integrity is one of the vital qualities that a leader must possess. People who look at a leader must know that he is out to get his dream because that is the right thing and not because it is his ego that is driving him.
- Positive attitude is yet another requirement that a good leader must fulfill. When a group of people follow a person, they seek encouragement and hope from him and only if that person has a positive attitude can he give those things to the group of people.
- A leader has to be a people’s person. Connecting to the people who look up to him is very essential trait in a leader. The leader has to understand that every person has his own individual qualities and it is him who has to blend in with the group.
The vision of a leader
It is the vision of the leader that keeps the group moving. The leader has to understand the goal he and his team are set out to achieve and guide them in the right direction. It is the determination of the leader that extends courage and encouragement to the team and they are able to give their best efforts. A leader needs to set an example before the people who follow him and looks up to him for answers.
Skills of a leader
A leader must have a bunch of skills if he wishes to succeed in his job. The skills that make a leader a good leader are effective communication abilities, planning skills and the ability to motivate people around him to work harder.

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EIS teaching union may ballot for strike action over new exams
Published: 2nd Jun 2012 14:27:08
Teachers will be asked to consider striking unless new school exams are delayed by a year.
The call will be put to members of Scotland's largest teaching union, the EIS, at its conference in Dundee.
It follows concerns that some schools are not prepared for the national 4 and 5 examinations, part of the new Curriculum for Excellence.
An audit published last week by Scottish government agency, Education Scotland, said most schools were ready.
The exams are scheduled to replace Standard Grade and Intermediate qualifications from 2013-14.
One local authority, East Renfrewshire Council, has previously said it will postpone their introduction by a year.
Education Scotland carried out an audit of the progress being made in moving to implement the new exams.
It concluded schools were on track to be introduce them on time.
Teaching unions claimed the survey was "a whitewash" because many rank and file teachers were not consulted.
Delegates at the EIS annual general meeting in Dundee later this week will debate whether to ballot for industrial action, up to and including strike action.
The motion has been tabled by the union's Renfrewshire and South Lanarkshire local associations.
It states: "(We agree) that this AGM instruct Council to enter into negotiations with the Scottish Government and local authorities to secure a national delay of one year in the implementation of the new National 4 and 5 examinations.
"Where a delay cannot be agreed this AGM call for an immediate ballot for industrial action up to and including strike action."
At 12:58:39 in EnglandA poem about the killing of PC Keith Blakelock during riots in north London was written by the man accused of his murder, a court has heard.
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At 12:56:04 in ScotlandA hamster has been found abandoned inside a plastic play tube in Edinburgh.
At 12:55:09 in BusinessThe sometimes fraught relationship between leaseholders and their freeholders is going to be investigated by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT).
At 12:54:04 in HeadlinesIndia's Supreme Court has ordered the continuing detention of businessman Subrata Roy and asked his firm to come up with a plan to repay its investors.
At 12:53:21 in SportCrystal Palace winger Jason Puncheon has been fined £15,000 by the Football Association and warned about his future conduct for Twitter comments he made in relation to former boss Neil Warnock.
At 12:52:43 in HeadlinesA second witness at the murder trial of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius has told a court in the capital Pretoria she was awoken by the sounds of a fight early on 14 February 2013.
At 12:42:01 in PoliticsThere is a risk that "deliberate provocation" could give rise to a dangerous incident in Ukraine, Foreign Secretary William Hague has warned.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A poll released this week shows a majority of Americans don’t believe the federal government is prepared for a wide-scale outbreak of the Zika virus.
The CBS News poll, conducted between August 10-14, shows 64 percent of Americans are both somewhat concerned about a large outbreak and at the same time don’t feel the government is fully prepared.
In Indiana, efforts are underway to prevent an outbreak.
The Indiana State Department of Health will receive $3.6 million from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to in part help fight Zika.
“Our biggest concern is that pregnant women who have had exposure be tested,” Jennifer Brown said, the state public health veterinarian. “Even though the risk of local transmission is low, we still need to have the infrastructure in place to detect cases of microcephaly.”
State health officials said at least 300 Hoosiers have been tested for Zika, all who had been deemed high-risk at the time. Of those, 27 have tested positive for the virus.
All those cases, though, had been contracted by mosquitoes from outside the United States.
Part of the federal money will be used to continue testing, which currently is free to residents at public health labs for high-risk people, as well as increased monitoring of mosquitoes for numerous viruses and technology to detect microcephaly and other birth defects.
“Our goal for using this funding is to use it to be ready not just for Zika virus,and not just it’s possible impact on Indiana residents, but also for all mosquito born viruses,” Brown said.
Congress has failed to pass a $1.1 billion proposal to help fight the virus.
“There’s currently no vaccine, no treatment, no good diagnostic testing,” Rep. Susan Brooks (R-Ind.) recently said when surveying Hamilton County’s efforts. “So we know we have a long way to go to finding those cures and treatment.”
The measure, which failed before the summer break, ended in a stalemate after both Democrats and Republicans accused each other playing politics.
“Congress needs to act quickly in a bipartisan manner to address this, and we need to be investing in the long-term research to combat and prevent the spread of Zika,” Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) said in a statement. “I remain ready to work with any of my colleagues – Republican or Democrat – to effectively address this virus.”
The stalemate has left states to rely on a much smaller pool of money.
“The risk of local transmission by mosquitoes here in Indiana is low, but that doesn’t mean we won’t necessarily continue to see cases of the infection in people who have traveled out of state,” Brown said. “And it doesn’t mean we won’t see cases of microcephaly in pregnant women who have acquired the infection out of state.”


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I recently read this article featured on Medium. It raised complicated and distressing emotions within myself. This may be a strange response to a piece where the author has tried to paint people like myself in a positive light, but I believe these are valid feelings and I wanted to explore them. Here are my thoughts on broken families and their survivors.
The definition of a “broken family” or “broken home” has always baffled me. In general, it is assumed that this is a family where one parent has left the family, or a divorce has taken place. I want to challenge that outright! There are so many families that are nonfunctional, yet considered whole. When you take the term at face value, the denotation of “broken family” is much more subtle than mere physical or legal separation implies.
A modern interpretation of “broken family” is a family where the nuclear members cannot function as a whole, often ignore, bully or abuse other individuals within the family, or where any one of the family members is too unstable to fully interact with the others. While this encompasses a much wider spectrum, I implore you to consider the ramifications of the family unit being torn or dysfunctional; is this not a type of “brokenness”? Just because all the people who belong in the family live under the same roof, it does not mean that they are all present, respectful, and engaged in each other’s lives. And this is a problem I see facing so many as I grow older.
If you come from a traditionally broken family, you look at other families, see two parents that are living with their children, and assume that because they are all physically present the family is much more intact than your own. This is a dangerous assumption because it is almost never true: name one family you know where all the people are engaged in each others’ lives, make time for each other, and support one another’s goals and dreams.
Growing up, friends who were missing a parent would tell me I was lucky to have my father in my life if I complained about him, but I did not feel that way. He often yelled more then necessary and bullied my brother and myself. I did not see my family as a unit; I saw us as separate entities trying to make it in the same house. Others who had an unhappy parent leave them would mourn; I would ask them, “Why?” It made no sense to me. If someone poisoning their family unit had left of their own free will, why then should they cry? This gives the remaining members time to heal; to grow stronger. If they work hard, they can be their own complete, engaged family unit who cares, listens, supports, and works to help each other grow. I saw them not as having lost a “member”, but a cancer.
In summation, I believe I recoiled from the article because people from broken families do not always possess the qualities listed. These people aren’t just for you to lean on; they too need someone to help them along. I feel that the article is making a lot of assumptions—The article assumes that all people from broken families meet this ideal when we don’t. We have our own issues, and I personally do not measure up to that laundry list of how I should be. I am actively working on these issues that I have, but not everyone will do the same. I feel that the article glosses over all the hard work we have to do to get where we are. These attributes do not sprout and grow overnight. They have to be planted by kind people and cultivated. We have to unlearn the negatives—lashing out, demeaning, hitting, and other hurtful gestures are not the only way to make a point. You do not have to tear someone down in order to build yourself up.
When I think about all the growth I have done, and all the growing I need to keep doing, I think of the people who are still stunted; the ones who are not able to look forward. The saddest thing to me is when people do not try to provide a good, stable life for their children. So many who were hurt, broken, or abused as children go on to do the same things to their own babies. They either are unable or unwilling to make the connection that “better” is not “good”. So many parents these days belittle their kids’ struggles, saying that they faced much harder lives themselves, and I want to ask you, is that is truly what matters? Is it good enough for their lives to be better? What, do you only bully them half as much? To a child—a person we all once were—resentful comments cause the most anguish and damage because they can sense not only your annoyance at their supposed failing, but also your bitterness because they may be better off. We are supposed to want them to have it all— We did not survive our own homes to create distressing environments, ourselves. We are better and stronger than that, and we need to persevere, to remember to be kind and attentive. To make sure that their lives truly are good lives; a quality that cannot be measured against our own lives.


Toyota Corolla Altis Highlights
Toyota has decided to launch the 12th generation of Corolla Altis in India during 2020, making it one of the most preferred premium sedan in the nation. Currently, the car is available in more than 150 countries and has already registered sales of more than 47 million units across the globe. The facelifted Corolla Altis will confirm to BS-VI emission norm and will look far more sleek and aggressive than the outgoing version. It will remain based on the TNGA platform and may arrive as a hybrid car in the country.
The currently available Corolla Altis was revamped in 2017 and came with Bi-beam LED headlamps, LED daytime running lights, and circular fog lamps on both sides of the wide grille. In the interiors, you get a revised upholstery, round HVAC vents, and a 4.2-inch MID display with updated software. There is a Touch 2 system for navigation as standard in all variants. Corolla Altis gets propelled by a 1798cc petrol engine churning out an impressive 138 bhp@ 6400 rpm, and a peak torque of 173 Nm@ 4000 rpm. There is also a 1364cc diesel version generating 87 bhp@ 3800 rpm, and 205 Nm@ 1800-2800 rpm peak torque. In both cases, a 6-speed manual gearbox performs the transmission duties. The sedan is an excellent highway cruiser, and you can drive it at 90-100 kmph without the engine making any grunt. Overall, Corolla Altis is a reliable premium sedan with outstanding resale value.


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NORTHWOOD — Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Fine Arts Curriculum Coordinator Scott Chatfield is pleased to announce that several CBNA students — Leanne Baratier of Strafford, Jesse Carlson of Nottingham, Lily Hunt of Northwood, and Moriah Mazzochi of Strafford — have been selected to participate in the 52nd anniversary of March as Youth Art Month. The celebration showcases artwork created by students in grades K-12. YAM is statewide exhibition of student art sponsored by the New Hampshire Art Educators’ Association. This observance emphasizes the value of art education for all children and encourages crucially needed public support for quality school art programs.
The exhibition will take place at the Karl Drerup Art Gallery on the Campus of Plymouth State University from March 1-31.
A reception at the Drerup Gallery will take place on Sunday afternoon, March 3, noon-2 pm.


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Introducing Solids: First Tastes with Alice Fotheringham from Piccolo
11.45 – 12.15 Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Alice Fotheringham, nutritional chef at Piccolo and infant nutrition expert, talks you through the exciting journey of introducing solids to your little one: from what you can introduce when, to portion size, purees versus finger foods, choking and common allergens, and much much more, including recipes, tips for starting, and what to do after first tastes. You can also find Alice at the Piccolo stand, so come say hi and try her recipes for yourself!
Hands Free and Happy; Baby Carrying is for Everyone! with Emily Williamson from Cheeky Rascals
12.00-12.30 Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Find out how being carried in a sling, wrap or carrier supports your baby’s development and just how easy they are to use for mums and dads. Best of all; learn how ‘hands-free’ baby carrying lets you do so much more, from day one! Emily Williamson, from the South London Sling Library, is one of the UK’s leading experts in babywearing and she has made it her mission to help parents realise just how accessible and liberating using a sling, wrap or carrier can be. Now, she’s bringing her knowledge and experience to The Baby & Toddler Show – come and hear about all the benefits of babywearing for you, and your children.
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Alice Fotheringham, nutritional chef at Piccolo and infant nutrition expert, talks you through the transition of little ones to eating family foods, and how to avoid fussy eaters. The talk will cover tips and ideas for managing fussy eaters and quick family recipes ideas that everyone can eat.You can also find Alice at the Piccolo stand, so come say hi and try her recipes for yourself!
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Alice Fotheringham, nutritional chef at Piccolo and infant nutrition expert, talks you through the minefield of myths and truths of what you can eat in pregnancy. Using the latest research, Alice will talk about what you can and can’t eat, what your body needs during pregnancy, and healthy delicious recipe ideas that won’t make you feel like you are missing out.


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The Syrian refugee crisis is getting worse by the day.
Not only are more refugees fleeing into Lebanon, but aid to those who have already arrived is being cut dramatically.
The United Nations World Food Program earlier this month slashed the monthly food subsidy for Syrian refugees in Lebanon to just $13.50 per person. Less than a year ago the figure was $30 per person per month. The reason for the decision was reportedly a budget shortfall.
In addition, tensions are growing between Lebanese and the swelling number of displaced Syrians. Lebanon is a tiny country of just over 4 million, a narrow strip of land between southern Syria and the sea. By some estimates, it now hosts 2 million refugees. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees has registered nearly 1.2 million Syrian refugees; activists say hundreds of thousands more have also fled to Lebanon.
They're living in what the Lebanese authorities call "informal tented settlements." The authorities refuse to call the settlements "camps" out of concern that they could become long-term fixtures like Palestinian refugee camps.
The refugees in these "settlements" can't get work permits. Desperate to feed their families, many of them find work anyway, squeezing locals out of jobs.
That's just one reason for the rising tensions. In the town of Kab Elias in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley, officials last week gave the roughly 500 residents of the Abu Yasser refugee settlement 24 hours to pack up and leave.
Abu Yasser is a makeshift settlement of 80 shacks. Each family lives in a structure cobbled together out of nylon tarps, plastic sheeting and mismatched planks.
The reason for the eviction notice: The locals were complaining about the noise, water consumption and filth from the camp. They say the refugees are depleting the water supply and polluting the fields. Open ditches filled with fetid water run between the shacks.
Despite the eviction order, the refugees refused to decamp.
"We don't have anyplace to go," says Khalid Nhaitar, a father of 11. "So we decided to tell them [the municipal authorities] just find another place for us."
Refugees from the settlement won at least a temporary reprieve after meeting with officials from the municipality.
But the incident underscores the growing strain that the huge numbers of Syrian refugees put on Lebanon's already strained resources.
"Initially, the Lebanese were very welcoming in how they received these people. Now, of course, that's changing," says Marc-Andre Hensel, the integrated programs director with World Vision's Lebanon office in Beirut.
"I think we need to be realistic about what we expect a country like Lebanon to do," Hensel adds. "I think long-term other countries need to take those people on. You can't expect Lebanon to host all those people for such a long time. It's far too easy to point fingers. It's a very complex problem and depending on how things develop in Syria, it could get worse."
Fighting continues to rage in various parts of Syria. While the battles continue, refugees say there is no way they can safely go home. So there is no end in sight to Lebanon's refugee problem.
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More than 4 million people have been displaced by the war in Syria, according to the U.N. At least a quarter of them have fled into neighboring Lebanon. NPR's Jason Beaubien has been visiting some of the refugee settlements along the border. He joins me from Beirut. Jason, how much of an impact are the Syrian refugees having in Lebanon?
JASON BEAUBIEN, BYLINE: The thing to remember here is that Lebanon is a tiny country. You know, it's just this little sliver of land between southern Syria and the Mediterranean. The population was just over 4 million people before this crisis started, and now, by some estimates, you're getting up to 2 million refugees have flooded into the country. And, you know, if you imagine this in the United States, this would be, like, 90 million people flooding in, so it's - you know, it's having a huge impact here.
RATH: And in this small country, they'd already been home to thousands of Palestinian refugees for years before this.
BEAUBIEN: That's right, you know, and this country isn't very big. It's had this really tumultuous history. It's still facing plenty of problems on its own. You know, it hasn't had a president for more than a year. It's got this huge garbage crisis going on at the moment. And now you've got one out of every four people here is a refugee.
RATH: Wow. So explain how that plays out. Are you seeing tension between the Lebanese hosts and the Syrian refugees?
BEAUBIEN: Yeah, I think what's happening here is people's patience with this whole crisis is really sort of wearing out. I think early on, the Lebanese were very welcoming, but one real striking example that we had was we're out out at this camp near the Syrian border. And the night before, the local municipality had told everyone in this settlement that they had to pack up their shacks. They're basically these structures that they've made out of tarps and plastic, you know, around these pieces of wood. And tell everyone, you got 24 hours to pack up and leave.
And that didn't actually end up happening, but it just shows the tension. You know, people are feeling like these settlements are taking too much water. They're concerned about these open sewers that are flowing through them. People are complaining that the Syrian refugees are coming here, and they're having babies, and the population is just growing and growing.
You know, and to give the Syrian refugees their due, we were with a woman from World Vision - the aid agency World Vision - and women were coming up to her and saying, we want contraception. Is there some way we can get contraception? But don't have any money, you know. They're not legally allowed to work here. So there's these incredible tensions that are going on, and it's growing - the tension between the local hosts and this huge population of Syrians who have come in.
RATH: You know, a lot of these refugees have been living in Lebanon for quite some time. The crisis in Syria's been going on for more than four years. Are any of these people planning to return?
BEAUBIEN: You know, right now, we are not hearing that at all. It's one of the amazing things about sort of getting a different perspective on this. When you come to the region, you really see that this crisis in Syria, this war in Syria, this fighting between all of these different factions - Kurdish militias and Shia militias and the government forces and rebels - you know, all of this is really raging.
You're hearing about battles on an ongoing basis. And what we're hearing from Syrians that are here is that they have no intention of going back. They're terrified. And thus, you're not going to see an end to this refugee crisis until you actually see some progress in the war. And the war just seems to be raging fully over there, across the border.
RATH: NPR's Jason Beaubien in Beirut. Jason, thank you.
BEAUBIEN: You're welcome. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Chris Wright, who completed his season with the Maine Red Claws on Friday night, signed a 10-day contract with the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday.
Wright previously spent 10 days with the Bucks from March 14-23. He appeared in two games, averaging 6.0 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 16.5 minutes per game.
In 41 games with the Red Claws, Wright averaged 19.8 points and 8.1 rebounds per game. He’s notched 14 double-doubles on the year, including seven in his last 11 games. Wright also played for the Red Claws during the 2012-13 season, averaging 18.1 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. He was named to the D-League All-Star game in both of his seasons in Maine.
After going undrafted out of Dayton in 2011, Wright was selected by the Red Claws with the third overall pick in the 2011 D-League draft. He appeared in four games for the Red Claws, averaging 17.0 points and 10.8 rebounds, before signing with the Golden State Warriors on Dec. 24, 2011. Wright appeared in 24 games during his lone NBA season and posted 2.9 points and 1.9 rebounds per contest. Earning the start in Golden State’s season finale, Wright tallied a career-best 25 points and eight rebounds while shooting 11 of 14 from the field on April 26, 2012, at San Antonio.


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