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_cautious-hero-episode-6-english-subbed.jpg "Cautious HeShinchou Yuusha: Kono Yuusha ga Ore Tsueee Kuse ni Shinchou Sugiru<br/><br/>There is a popular saying: \")
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_cautious-hero-episode-2-english-subbed.jpg "Shinchou Yuusha: Kono Yuusha ga Ore Tsueee Kuse ni Shinchou Sugiru<br/><br/>There is a popular saying: \")
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_backstage-with-iris-brosch-for-hot-normal-magazine-shoot.jpg "Backstage with Iris Brosch for HOT Normal Magazine Shoot")
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_are-you-just-forgetful-or-is-it-something-more-serious-shocking-signs-you-need-to-know.jpg "Are You Just Forgetful or Is It Something More Serious? Shocking Signs You Need to Know!<br/>We all have moments of forgetfulness, especially as life gets busier. As you age, you might notice that you forget things more often, which is perfectly normal and doesn’t necessarily mean you’re on the path to dementia. In fact, only about 1% of people over 65 with age-related memory issues develop dementia each year.<br/><br/>References:<br/>https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/ss/slideshow-raise-chances-dementia<br/>")
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_the-normal-force.jpg "Normal force is a force that arises on a surface, as a result of interactions between molecules, which wants to return the molecules to their original position, as a result of pressure from the load on them. In simpler terms, normal force is the force that prevents a load from breaking through a surface. The direction of the normal force is perpendicular upward to the contact surface, or in the normal direction. <br/><br/>#force<br/>#normal force")
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_12-types-of-depression-understanding-and-finding-support.jpg "12 Types of Depression: Understanding and Finding Support. <br/>Feeling down from time to time is normal, but when it persists, it may be a sign of depression. Let’s delve into the various types of depression and learn how to navigate them with understanding and support.<br/><br/>References:<br/>https://www.webmd.com/depression/ss/slideshow-depression-types<br/>")
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_mission-weekly-124-levels-388-124-hard.jpg "Stick War Legacy<br/><br/>Play the game Stick War, one of the biggest, most fun, challenging and addicting person figure games. Control your troops in formation or play each unit, you have complete control over everyone. Build units, mine gold, learn the ways of Swords, Spears, Archers, Wizards and even Giants. Destroy enemy statues, and take all Territory!<br/><br/>In a world called Inamorta, you are surrounded by discriminatory nations who devote themselves to each country's technology and strive for dominance. Each country has developed its own unique way of defending and attacking. Proud of their unique craft, they became obsessed to the point of cult, turning weapons into religion. Each believes that their way of life is the only way, and is dedicated to teaching their policies to all other nations through what their leaders claim to be divine intervention, or as you will know... war.<br/><br/>The others are known as: \")
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_webinar--change-leadership-from-sluggish-to-nimble--5-mindset-shifts-for-the-new-normal.jpg "Businesses started embracing change management as a formal discipline around the time Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded Netflix. Since then, change has accelerated as much as Netflix’s delivery model. Yet organizations have not adapted to the new nature of change – which is fast-paced, ongoing, and disruptive. They continue to rely on methods, mindsets and structures developed when the pace of change was relatively controlled; when the dust had time to settle. As a result, businesses struggle with the transformation imperative of the new normal. In this highly dynamic and interactive webinar, Edmond will point to five mindset shifts that are necessary to move from sluggish to nimble. These shifts mean:<br/><br/>1. Rethinking the overall approach to change management.<br/>2. Debunking the myth of the importance of Executive Sponsorship.<br/>3. Moving away from the centralized approach to change capability building that has been prevalent until now.<br/>4. Seriously challenging the usefulness of mainstream approaches to change management.<br/>5. Revisiting how we deal with corporate politics during times of change.<br/><br/>In essence, it is about pivoting from sluggish change management to nimble change leadership. Edmond will deliver this webinar with the passion, humour and engaging style that are his trademarks.<br/><br/>Presented by Edmond Mellina, President & Co-founder of ORCHANGO (https://orchango.com/) and hosted by the International Trade Council (https://tradecouncil.org). This webinar was presented on the 26th of March 2024 at 1:00PM EDT.")
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_drone-footage-of-chinese-rocket-launched-a-yaogan-34-satellite.jpg "China’s Long March 4C rocket launched the Yaogan-34 04 satellite from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.<br/>The rocket sheds insulation tiles during launch, a normal occurrence.<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: China Central Television (CCTV) | edited by Steve Spaleta")
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_mum-told-she-was-cruel-for-having-her-son-after-he-was-born-with-severe-cleft-lip.jpg "A mum who was told she was “cruel” for having her son after he was born with a rare severe cleft lip says it has never held him back.<br/><br/>Zac Coates, now 18, was born with Tessier cleft lip and palate – a condition which is caused by facial tissues not joining up properly during development.<br/><br/>It left Zac with severe facial disfigurement on his ride side and he had no eye lid which left him blind in his right eye.<br/><br/>Mum, Joanne Lythgoe-Frank, 58, was “shocked” when she first saw her son but raised him to accept his differences.<br/><br/>Zac has undergone 16 surgeries to help restructure his face and is now a happy and healthy 18-year-old who is hoping to go to university to study film production in September.<br/><br/>Zac, who lived in Cyprus for 17 years, has dealt with stares and comments such being called a “monster” – but he hasn’t left his difference hold him back.<br/><br/>Joanne, a part-time receptionist, living in Faringdon, Oxfordshire, said: “My initial reaction was shock at the extent of it. <br/><br/>“It was different to what I expected – a lot more severe.<br/><br/>“I’ve never hidden Zac away to be an over protective mother.<br/><br/>“I tried to instil in Zac – ‘you are different but to embrace it and be proud of your differences’.<br/><br/>“It’s made him into a confident young man.<br/><br/>“On TikTok I was told how cruel a mum I was because I let my child be born.<br/><br/>“Zac lives a normal life. He’s educated, confident his differences haven’t hindered him in life.”<br/><br/>Joanne, who is originally from Manchester, was living in Cyprus when she fell pregnant with her second child Zac.<br/><br/>At 22 weeks pregnant she was told he had a cleft anomaly and asked if she wanted an abortion.<br/><br/>She said: “That for me was never an option.”<br/><br/>Joanne started getting a high blood pressure and developed severe preeclampsia at 24 weeks along.<br/><br/>She was rushed for an emergency C-section and Zac was born on February 24, 2006, weighing 1lbs 5oz.<br/><br/>Joanne said: “I remember being told ‘your little boy isn’t going to survive – he’s got issues. Maybe it’s better he doesn’t’.<br/><br/>“I came round hours later and got taken down to see him.<br/><br/>“Zac’s face was all bandaged up.<br/><br/>“It was deemed something you hide away in Cyprus.”<br/><br/>Joanne was told Zac had a 20 per cent chance of survival and she didn’t see her little boy properly until she was able to get him flown over the UK two weeks later.<br/><br/>There he was diagnosed and Joanne was able to hold him for the first time.<br/><br/>She said: “I didn’t see him without bandages until I came back to the UK.<br/><br/>“They offered for me to hold him. My instincts were he was about to die.<br/><br/>“They put him down my bra and he was there for hours.”<br/><br/>Zac was discharged after six months in hospital but had his first surgeries at nine months old to repair his palate and his lip.<br/><br/>Since then he has been back and forth to the UK for further surgeries to reconstruct his face.<br/><br/>He had a recent surgery in October 2023 to reconstruct his cheek – by using bone from his skull.")
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_cautious-hero-episode-6-english-subbed.webp "Cautious HeShinchou Yuusha: Kono Yuusha ga Ore Tsueee Kuse ni Shinchou Sugiru<br/><br/>There is a popular saying: \")
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_are-you-just-forgetful-or-is-it-something-more-serious-shocking-signs-you-need-to-know.webp "Are You Just Forgetful or Is It Something More Serious? Shocking Signs You Need to Know!<br/>We all have moments of forgetfulness, especially as life gets busier. As you age, you might notice that you forget things more often, which is perfectly normal and doesn’t necessarily mean you’re on the path to dementia. In fact, only about 1% of people over 65 with age-related memory issues develop dementia each year.<br/><br/>References:<br/>https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/ss/slideshow-raise-chances-dementia<br/>")
_the-normal-force.webp "Normal force is a force that arises on a surface, as a result of interactions between molecules, which wants to return the molecules to their original position, as a result of pressure from the load on them. In simpler terms, normal force is the force that prevents a load from breaking through a surface. The direction of the normal force is perpendicular upward to the contact surface, or in the normal direction. <br/><br/>#force<br/>#normal force")
_12-types-of-depression-understanding-and-finding-support.webp "12 Types of Depression: Understanding and Finding Support. <br/>Feeling down from time to time is normal, but when it persists, it may be a sign of depression. Let’s delve into the various types of depression and learn how to navigate them with understanding and support.<br/><br/>References:<br/>https://www.webmd.com/depression/ss/slideshow-depression-types<br/>")
_mission-weekly-124-levels-388-124-hard.webp "Stick War Legacy<br/><br/>Play the game Stick War, one of the biggest, most fun, challenging and addicting person figure games. Control your troops in formation or play each unit, you have complete control over everyone. Build units, mine gold, learn the ways of Swords, Spears, Archers, Wizards and even Giants. Destroy enemy statues, and take all Territory!<br/><br/>In a world called Inamorta, you are surrounded by discriminatory nations who devote themselves to each country's technology and strive for dominance. Each country has developed its own unique way of defending and attacking. Proud of their unique craft, they became obsessed to the point of cult, turning weapons into religion. Each believes that their way of life is the only way, and is dedicated to teaching their policies to all other nations through what their leaders claim to be divine intervention, or as you will know... war.<br/><br/>The others are known as: \")
_webinar--change-leadership-from-sluggish-to-nimble--5-mindset-shifts-for-the-new-normal.webp "Businesses started embracing change management as a formal discipline around the time Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded Netflix. Since then, change has accelerated as much as Netflix’s delivery model. Yet organizations have not adapted to the new nature of change – which is fast-paced, ongoing, and disruptive. They continue to rely on methods, mindsets and structures developed when the pace of change was relatively controlled; when the dust had time to settle. As a result, businesses struggle with the transformation imperative of the new normal. In this highly dynamic and interactive webinar, Edmond will point to five mindset shifts that are necessary to move from sluggish to nimble. These shifts mean:<br/><br/>1. Rethinking the overall approach to change management.<br/>2. Debunking the myth of the importance of Executive Sponsorship.<br/>3. Moving away from the centralized approach to change capability building that has been prevalent until now.<br/>4. Seriously challenging the usefulness of mainstream approaches to change management.<br/>5. Revisiting how we deal with corporate politics during times of change.<br/><br/>In essence, it is about pivoting from sluggish change management to nimble change leadership. Edmond will deliver this webinar with the passion, humour and engaging style that are his trademarks.<br/><br/>Presented by Edmond Mellina, President & Co-founder of ORCHANGO (https://orchango.com/) and hosted by the International Trade Council (https://tradecouncil.org). This webinar was presented on the 26th of March 2024 at 1:00PM EDT.")
_drone-footage-of-chinese-rocket-launched-a-yaogan-34-satellite.webp "China’s Long March 4C rocket launched the Yaogan-34 04 satellite from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.<br/>The rocket sheds insulation tiles during launch, a normal occurrence.<br/><br/>Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy: China Central Television (CCTV) | edited by Steve Spaleta")
_mum-told-she-was-cruel-for-having-her-son-after-he-was-born-with-severe-cleft-lip.webp "A mum who was told she was “cruel” for having her son after he was born with a rare severe cleft lip says it has never held him back.<br/><br/>Zac Coates, now 18, was born with Tessier cleft lip and palate – a condition which is caused by facial tissues not joining up properly during development.<br/><br/>It left Zac with severe facial disfigurement on his ride side and he had no eye lid which left him blind in his right eye.<br/><br/>Mum, Joanne Lythgoe-Frank, 58, was “shocked” when she first saw her son but raised him to accept his differences.<br/><br/>Zac has undergone 16 surgeries to help restructure his face and is now a happy and healthy 18-year-old who is hoping to go to university to study film production in September.<br/><br/>Zac, who lived in Cyprus for 17 years, has dealt with stares and comments such being called a “monster” – but he hasn’t left his difference hold him back.<br/><br/>Joanne, a part-time receptionist, living in Faringdon, Oxfordshire, said: “My initial reaction was shock at the extent of it. <br/><br/>“It was different to what I expected – a lot more severe.<br/><br/>“I’ve never hidden Zac away to be an over protective mother.<br/><br/>“I tried to instil in Zac – ‘you are different but to embrace it and be proud of your differences’.<br/><br/>“It’s made him into a confident young man.<br/><br/>“On TikTok I was told how cruel a mum I was because I let my child be born.<br/><br/>“Zac lives a normal life. He’s educated, confident his differences haven’t hindered him in life.”<br/><br/>Joanne, who is originally from Manchester, was living in Cyprus when she fell pregnant with her second child Zac.<br/><br/>At 22 weeks pregnant she was told he had a cleft anomaly and asked if she wanted an abortion.<br/><br/>She said: “That for me was never an option.”<br/><br/>Joanne started getting a high blood pressure and developed severe preeclampsia at 24 weeks along.<br/><br/>She was rushed for an emergency C-section and Zac was born on February 24, 2006, weighing 1lbs 5oz.<br/><br/>Joanne said: “I remember being told ‘your little boy isn’t going to survive – he’s got issues. Maybe it’s better he doesn’t’.<br/><br/>“I came round hours later and got taken down to see him.<br/><br/>“Zac’s face was all bandaged up.<br/><br/>“It was deemed something you hide away in Cyprus.”<br/><br/>Joanne was told Zac had a 20 per cent chance of survival and she didn’t see her little boy properly until she was able to get him flown over the UK two weeks later.<br/><br/>There he was diagnosed and Joanne was able to hold him for the first time.<br/><br/>She said: “I didn’t see him without bandages until I came back to the UK.<br/><br/>“They offered for me to hold him. My instincts were he was about to die.<br/><br/>“They put him down my bra and he was there for hours.”<br/><br/>Zac was discharged after six months in hospital but had his first surgeries at nine months old to repair his palate and his lip.<br/><br/>Since then he has been back and forth to the UK for further surgeries to reconstruct his face.<br/><br/>He had a recent surgery in October 2023 to reconstruct his cheek – by using bone from his skull.")
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