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The Appeal of Laser Cutting for Creative MomsLaser cutting has captured the imagination of artists, designers, and makers around the world for its precision, versatility, and ability to transform a wide range of materials into intricate and detailed creations. For creative moms seeking a means to channel their artistic talents and entrepreneurial spirit, laser cutting presents a unique opportunity to explore their creativity and bring their ideas to life. Whether it’s crafting custom home decor pieces, personalized gifts, or unique accessories, the possibilities with laser cutting are endless, making it an attractive option for moms looking to start a business…

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Book Review of Boo Bear’s Light: An ABC Rhyming Picture Book for ChildrenSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review What to Expect: Kindness, helping others, ABCs, and interactive. In this engaging, interactive picture book, readers will learn about kindness and helping others and strengthen their literacy skills, making it a valuable educational resource for young learners. Boo Bear was reading up in his favorite tree when Mama Bear called him—it was time to eat! Boo Bear was just on his way down when he met someone unexpected—an injured firefly who was feeling very sorry for himself. Jack…

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Exciting news: A Bluey Movie is Coming! BBC Studios and The Walt Disney Company have announced the first-ever animated feature film for Bluey. Written and directed by Bluey creator Joe Brumm, the film is a Ludo Studio production in collaboration with BBC Studios. The film will star vocal talent from the series, including Melanie Zanetti and David McCormack, along with music created by Bluey composer Joff Bush. The CG animated film will be produced by award-winning animation producer Amber Naismith (‘Happy Feet’, ‘The Lego Movie’, ‘The Lego Batman Movie’) with Richard Jeffery returning to co-direct (’Bluey’ Series 1-3). Joe Brumm…

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 In this episode of Eye on Africa, Georja speaks to Tom Periello, the US Special Envoy to Sudan, about the prospects for peace amidst a brutal and complex war that has displaced millions.  Also, Nigeria reels as more details emerge of the circumstance and heartbreak caused by a fatal crush at a school event. And rediscovered cassettes preserve the identity of Somaliland, a self declared country that ‘doesn’t exist’. 

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The United Arab Emirates has promised the United States not to arm paramilitaries in Sudan’s brutal civil war, US lawmakers said Thursday. The assurance came as the US announced $200 million in new aid for Sudan, one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters where tens of thousands have died in fighting since April 2023. We speak to Shayna Lewis, a Sudan specialist and senior advisor with PAEMA, a US-based organisation working with vulnerable communities in Sudan and elsewhere.

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Stand Tall The first thing you need to do is sit or stand tall. Your brain is constantly checking in with your body to see how you are feeling. When you have a straight posture then you may be able to trick your brain into thinking you feel good. Don’t slouch and make sure that you adopt a confident pose where you can. Keeping your shoulders back and keeping your chest open is one of the best ways for you to feel more radiant and it also encourages you to feel more self-assured.Make a ChangeYou also need to try and make…

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An interview about Boo Bear’s Light: An ABC Rhyming Picture Book for Children with Catherine Ann Russell and The Children’s Book Review. In this engaging interview, Catherine Ann Russell discusses the creation of her latest picture book, Boo Bear’s Light: An ABC Rhyming Picture Book for Children. Russell, the author of Boo Bear’s Light, reveals that the story was inspired by a challenge to combine popular elements in children’s books, such as rhyming, ABC lessons, moral teachings, humor, and animal characters, especially bears. She discusses the process of creating the story alongside selecting the words for each letter of the…

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VR Zone Play is your fully immersive, family friendly VR Arcade in Adelaide. Play all your favourite games at VR Zone Play these school holidays in air-conditioned comfort! Experiences include VR Racing, Escape Rooms, Online Multiplayers, Co-op and Solo games.  They have a whole range of VR experiences for up to 8 players. At VR Zone Play, they are a team of VR enthusiasts who enjoy sharing their passion with others.  Their state-of-the-art virtual reality setup in Richmond includes high-quality headsets and motion tracking technology, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in a variety of virtual worlds. From exploring exotic…

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School uniforms have long been revered as a way to bring a sense of community and belonging to students and as a way to level the playing field among social status and cultures. Embracing new technological advancements and shifts in culture, the design and functionality of school uniforms are also changing.There are some new and exciting developments regarding the design of school uniforms today. This article explores the future of school attire by examining those innovations and emerging trends.Eco-Friendly and Sustainable MaterialsConcerns about fabrics’ environmental impact have grown, so many schools opt for their uniforms made from eco-friendly materials. There…

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