Damien Chazelle's Hollywood musical pulls 12 nominations, while "Moonlight" and "Arrival" each boast 10.
Damien Chazelle's big-hearted Hollywood musical leads the pack of nominations this year, pulling in an enviable 12 nods, including Best Picture, Ryan Gosling for Best Actor, Emma Stone for Best Actress, Chazelle for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay, Linus Sandgren for Best Cinematography, David Wasco and Sandy Reynolds-Wasco for Best Production Design, Tom Cross for Best Editing, Mary Zophres for Best Costume Design, Two Best Song Nominations for "Audition (The Fools Who Dream)" and "City of Stars," and Justin Hurwitz for Best Score.
That's something to sing about for the perceived Oscar frontrunner, which now heads into December with a major boost.
This morning's nomination announcement also heaped big love on "Arrival" and "Moonlight," with ten nominations each, putting both films in the running for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Score, among others. Other standouts included "Manchester by the Sea" (eight nominations), "Hacksaw Ridge" (seven), and "Doctor Strange," "Fences," "Hell or High Water," "Jackie," and "Lion" (all with six).
The Critics' Choice Awards are bestowed annually by the BFCA and BTJA to "honor the finest in cinematic and television achievement." The BFCA is the largest film critics' organization in the United States and Canada, representing more than 300 television, radio and online critics.
Check out the full list of previously announced television nominees right here.
Check out the full list of film nominees below.
The Critics' Choice Awards show, hosted by T.J. Miller, will air on December 11, on A&E live at 8 P.M. ET/5 P.M. PT, immediately following their special one-hour Red Carpet Pre-show.


The first thing that comes to mind for me when I think about prioritizing time for my marriage relationship is regular date nights and occasional weekends away. Both of those are great, but I also know that it's important to connect on a daily basis. The daily things don't have to be extravagant or time consuming, but they are just as important as the bigger gestures. Those simple things will become a habit, and you may find that they become as important to your day as brushing your teeth or washing your hands, and that without them, your daily routine will be completely thrown off.
Go beyond the "how was your day?" type of conversations. Make time to sit down every day and talk like you did when you were first dating each other. Get to know each other better, tell silly stories, and dream about your future together. This time is for you to connect as a couple and keep the spark alive. Don't let this time replace your discussions about finances, goals, boundaries, and other more serious topics in marriage, as those are important too.
Couples (and families) who eat together on a regular basis have more positive relationships. Depending on your stage in life, it may not always be possible to share a meal, just the two of you. You can improvise by sharing dessert after the rest of the family has left the table or getting up early to enjoy breakfast before the rest of the household is awake.
Rituals and traditions strengthen relationships and build connection. It's just as important to have small, daily rituals in your marriage as it is to create traditions around holidays and special events in your relationship. Your daily rituals can be simple, but they should be meaningful to you and your partner. We enjoy late night walks, curling up on the couch with a cup of hot chocolate, and laughing over YouTube videos together.
As you work to prioritize your marriage every day, remember that it's important to be fully present. During the time that you have committed to focus on your relationship, set aside your phones, turn off the TV, and make sure the kids are in bed or otherwise occupied. It is possible to maintain a strong and romantic relationship with your spouse, no matter what stage of life you are currently experiencing together. Finding little ways to make your relationship a priority will create the kind of habits that help to build a strong, long-lasting marriage.
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STUDY: Men who recycle more likely to have their sexuality questioned
Ethan Cai | New Hampshire Campus Correspondent
Friday, August 9, 2019 7:00 AM
A Pennsylvania State University (PSU) professor's study concluded that men who engage in environmentally friendly behaviors deemed feminine are more likely to have their heterosexuality questioned.
The study, a copy of which Campus Reform reviewed, was led by PSU psychology professor Janet Swim and published in the journal Sex Roles.
Titled "Gender Bending and Gender Conformity: The Social Consequences of Engaging in Feminine and Masculine Pro-Environmental Behaviors," the study involved three individual studies, each with 960 subjects, according to a PSU news release. In one of the study's activities, participants read a list of hypothetical daily activities of different profiles and then judged the sexual identity of a person on a −5 (gay or lesbian) to 0 (bisexual) to 5 (heterosexual) scale.
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"If being seen as heterosexual is important to a person, that person may prioritize gender-conforming over gender-nonconforming pro-environmental behaviors in anticipation of how others might see them," Swim said, according to the news release.
"Reflecting the tendency to see environmentalism as feminine, all the people were rated as more feminine than masculine regardless of the behaviors they did," the professor continued.
The study concluded that people were more likely to doubt the heterosexual orientation of a man if he participated in feminine pro-environmental behaviors like recycling or using reusable bags, as opposed to masculine pro-environmental behaviors like caulking windows or switching furnace filters.
"There may be subtle, gender-related consequences when we engage in various pro-environmental behaviors," Swim said. "People may avoid certain behaviors because they are managing the gendered impression they anticipate others will have of them. Or they may be avoided if the behaviors they choose do not match their gender."
Swim pointed out that men might not engage in certain behaviors if they did not want to be seen as gay.
"Other research suggests that [m]en will be most likely to avoid feminine type behaviors and prefer masculine type behaviors when they are in a context where they may not be perceived as sufficiently masculine or perceived as feminine," she told Campus Reform.
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The professors also noted in their study that men were less likely to view women who participated in masculine pro-environmental behaviors favorably, whereas the opposite did not hold true.
"Conserving the environment shouldn't be seen as a political or as a gendered issue," Bethany Bowra, spokeswoman for the American Conservation Coalition, told Campus Reform. "Remarks like this one prevent productive conversations from occurring, and ACC believes it is in everyone's best interest, regardless of gender or political affiliation, to preserve and protect our environment."
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24 people bet on Leicester winning the Premier League at the start of the season
Administrator/ 3 May, 2016 23 August, 2016 / News
Anyone who bet £20 on Leicester City FC winning the Premier League at the start of the season just won £100,000 ($145,877) on Monday, according to betting company Ladbrokes.
The club claimed the title after Tottenham drew with Chelsea on Monday night.
Ladbrokes told Business Insider that there were 47 bets on Leicester winning the league at the start of the season, each with odds at 5,000/1.
Of those 47 bets, 24 still stood.
The smallest Leicester-backing bet was just 10p, which won £500 in what Ladbrokes calls "surely the best use of 10p ever."
Other bets still riding included a number of £10 and £5 gambles, which won £50,000 and £25,000 respectively.
Ladbrokes said it will pay out around £3 million as a result of Leicester winning the title.
"We have been taking bets for 130 years and we have never ever seen anything come even close to this," a Ladbrokes representative told Business Insider.
"It's rare to see a 5,000/1 shot and even rarer to see one even have a slim chance of winning. This is unprecedented and there are no comparisons whatsoever.
"We salute the fans who backed their side to land the biggest upset in history at the start of the season."
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Leicester City fan set to net £100k if team won league settles for £29k as he 'couldn't bear' stress
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A Leicester City fan who stood to make £100,000 if they won the Premier League has accepted £29,000 from the bookies – because he couldn't enjoy watching them play.
John Pryke, 59, from Leicester Forest East, placed the speculative £20 bet on a whim with Ladbrokes last August after "fancying the look" of the 5,000-1 odds.
The Foxes are now sitting three points clear at top of the league with just ten games to play.
But he has decided to cash in the bet and accept £29,000 from the bookies – meaning he will lose a whopping £71,000 if they win the league.
Despite facing a big loss, John, who runs a care agency with his wife Julie, 55, said he will still be celebrating if Leicester clinch the title.
The dad-of-three, who has been supporting Leicester for over 45 years, said: "I put the bet on before the season as a laugh but the nearer it gets to the end of the season the more I'm thinking about the money and less about the team.
"I couldn't bear it any more so before the West Bromwich Albion game I called Ladbrokes to see how much they would give me if I cashed in the bet early and they offered £16,000.
"I said no but after the last match Ladbrokes upped their offer to £29,000.
"It was like being on Deal or No Deal and I just thought to myself that £29,000 isn't a bad return on £20 but if I walk away with nothing I'll be kicking myself.
"I want to enjoy watching the team for the rest of the season and I don't want the thought of the money niggling away spoiling my enjoyment.
"My wife said the money will be going towards a new kitchen and doing the floors out of our house. My son didn't want me to cash it in but it's my decision at the end of the day.
"I won't be upset at all if Leicester win the title, I want them to do it. If they do I've watched my team lift the trophy and made £29,000 which isn't a bad outcome is it?"
In fact, John also faces picking up an extra £4,000 if Leicester finish in the top three after placing a £10 bet on 400-1 odds.
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Punter with £5 on Leicester to win the title at 5,000/1 discusses whether to cash out
Administrator/ 3 February, 2016 23 August, 2016 / News
Leicester's 2-0 win over Liverpool on Tuesday night was another key night in their improbable attempt to win the Premier League.
The Foxes once again put in a hugely energetic shift and the home crowd at the King Power Stadium really got behind their side to make a cackling atmosphere.
Liverpool had beaten Leicester at Anfield, so Claudio Ranieri's side got a measure of revenge ahead of two enormous games in their Premier League campaign.
Their form over the past 34 games has been incredible:
Last 34 games in the PL: 10 last season + 24 this season. Leicester 72 points
Man City 68
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Leicester's two next matches are away at Manchester City and then away at Arsenal.
Saturday's game at The Etihad looks absolutely pivotal and if Leicester can avoid defeat they will stay three points clear of City.
Meanwhile, the way things are going for Arsenal, it would not be a massive surprise were Leicester to come away with something from The Emirates.
After the Arsenal match, Leicester will have just 12 Premier League matches remaining, no other distractions and will have played the other three sides tipped to finish in the top four – Spurs being the other one.
A couple of punters won big on Leicester being top at Christmas, and there are now suggestions that if The Foxes do go on and win the Premier League, they will cause a huge dent in the bookmakers' profits this year.
On Tuesday night, a punter who backed Leicester at 5,000/1 with a five pound bet at the start of the season revealed himself on Twitter.
Leigh Herbert, a Leicester fan, explained how he came to even put the money down and discussed on Twitter how he feels now about cashing out.
If Leicester win the Premier League, Leigh Herbert will win a whopping £25,005.00.
Leicester are now 5/1 to win the Premier League title, which still feels like quite long odds the way they are going!
Herbert admits there is no cash out option yet. But, this is likely to come and we suspect, the bookie in question, William Hill, will offer him this, amid a blaze of publicity in the coming weeks.
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— leigh herbert (@herb1977) 2 fevereiro 2016
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Crazy: Punter turns £1 into over £181k in a 16-fold acca involving Arsenal & Spurs
Whoever this betting coupon belongs to, well done!
William Hill have proudly shown they've been taken to the cleaners by one phenomenal bet last weekend.
One punter turned a £1 bet into a life changing £181,570.50.
The winner managed to earn a small fortune by correctly predicting the outcome of a 16-fold acca.
You don't see many of these. A £1 16 fold acca returned £181570.50 for one very lucky punter pic.twitter.com/wyfhWXOP9Q
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The bet included matches played in five countries: England, Spain, Italy, Germany, Portugal and Belgium.
On the English based games, the punter correctly picked Tottenham to beat Colchester, Arsenal to beat Burnley and Man City to win at Aston Villa inthe FA Cup.
The punter also correctly picked away wins for Watford, Bournnemouth, Bilbao, Schalke, Porto and Standard Liege.
See the full betting card below.
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Tutorials: Betting Terms explained
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Accumulator – A bet consisting of two or more selections
An Arb bet – a bet that is placed with three or sometimes more bookmakers, this is done in order to get fluctating prices on a bet, insuring a positive return no matter what the outcome of the bet
Banker– A bet which comes in 90% of the time.
Bet Slip or Slip – The form in which you place your bet selections.
Bookie – a bookmaker either on the highstreet or online, someone you place bets with
Doing An 'Arry– When a manager strenously denies that he's about to move to another club and then moves to said club.
Doing A Keegan– When a manager quits because the pressure is too much.
Evens – a bet whereby your winnings are the same amount of your stake therefore doubling your stake.
Fixed Odds Betting – The traditional way to place a bet whereby you bet on a definite outcome, whose odds are determined at the time of placing the bet.
Gutted– Being extremely upset after losing a bet.
Going Long (sometimes known as buying) – a spread betting term meaning the predicted outcome will be higher than the bookmaker's prediction.
Going Short (sometimes known as selling) – a spread betting term meaning the predicted outcome will be lower than the bookmaker's prediction.
Green book (a.k.a All Green Book) – This is when an all winning situation is achieved on betting exchanges such as ; for example betting on a football match and winning regardless of the outcome. All the figures written by the results are written in green, signifying a win.
Hedging a bet – Covering another outcome on the same event when the odds are favourable, for example betting on Team A to win at 2/1 then taking a later price to bet against Team A at 2/1 or better. (This is usually possibly by betting in-play).
In-Play Betting – Placing bets whilst a game is taking place, the amount and type of bet will vary from bets done before the match.
Line- Another term for an Accumulator bet.
New Manageritis – When a team wins a game after a long winless streak, after hiring a new manager.
Odds – The method in which a bookmaker uses to calculate your potential winnings.
Old Strikeritis – When a striker goes back to the club that sold him and scores.
Odds On or Short Odds – odds that will give you winnings smaller than your original stake.
Over (Middlesbourghing) the pudding – betting on a team (in this case Middlesborough) too many times in a selection of accumulators. For instance doing 3 seperate lines of accumulators and betting on Middlesbourough in all three.
Robbed Off – Being denied a bet in the last minute (usually by the referee).
Reach For The Stars Line – A selection of bets that's between fairly and extremely unlikely to happen, (this bet is usually accompanied by the singing of S Club 7′s hit 'Reach For The Stars'.
Return – The total amount of money you get back from a bet.
Selection – An individual bet.
Spread Betting – A type of betting whereby instead of betting on a definite outcome you bet on a spread of outcomes.
Stake – The amount of money you initially put on a bet.
Winnings – The amount of profit you've made on a bet (Winnings = Return – Stake).
BET TYPES
A Single is a bet on 1 selection in one event.
Scorecast:
A Scorecast is a bet predicting the scorer of the 1st goal and the correct score after 90 minutes in a football game.
Doubles:
A Double consists of 1 bet involving 2 selections in 2 different events. Both bets must be successful to get a return.
Trebles:
A Treble consists of 1 bet involving 3 selections in 3 different events. All 3 must be successful to get a return.
Four-Fold/Accumulator:
A Four-Fold/Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 4 selections in different events. All 4 must be successful to get a return.
Five-Fold/Accumulator:
A Five-Fold/Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 5 selections in different events. All 5 must be successful to get a return.
Six-Fold/Accumulator:
A Six-Fold/Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 6 selections in different events. All 6 must be successful to get a return.
Seven-Fold Accumulator:
A Seven-Fold Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 7 selections in different events. All 7 must be successful to get a return.
Eight-Fold Accumulator:
An Eight-Fold Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 8 selections in different events. All 8 must be successful to get a return.
Nine-Fold Accumulator:
A Nine-Fold Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 9 selections in different events. All 9 must be successful to get a return.
Ten-Fold Accumulator:
A Ten-Fold Accumulator consists of 1 bet involving 10 selections in different events. All 10 must be successful to get a return.
Multi-Bet Accumulators:
Now we come to a selection of multi-bet accumulators whereby you don't have to get all of your selections correct to get a return, this is because your stake is split up by the same amount of bets you're putting on.
So if we take the 'Lucky 15′ for example you have to choose 4 different games. Let's call them G1, G2, G3 and G4 if you put £15 pounds on a 'Lucky 15′, then your stake is split up into 15 equal parts of £1, making 15 different bets. So you are putting 4x£1 on 4 singles G1, G2, G3, G4. Then you are putting 6x£1 on 6 different doubles G1-G2, G1-G3. G1-G4, G2-G3, G2-G4, G3-G4. Next you are putting 3x£1 on 3 different trebles; G1-G2-G3, G1-G2-G4, G2-G3-G4. And last but not least you are putting £1 on 1 four fold G1-G2-G3-G4.
So in a Lucky 15 where you chose Arsenal & Luton Town to win Chester City to draw and Manchester City to win, if Arsenal and Luton Town did win you would have 2 singles and a double so if Arsenal were evens you would win back £2 from that single if Luton were 2/1 you would win back £3, then you would have £1 going on the double so £1 @ evens = £2 going on to Luton @ 2/1 = £6, plus your £5 from the singles would make £11 return.
As a general rule 2 results will just about get your money back, 3 means you've made a small to medium profit, depending on the odds of each selection and all four and you're in the money!
Now let's take a look at a selection of multi-bet accumulators
Trixie:
A Trixie consists of 4 bets involving 3 selections in different events. The bet includes 3 doubles and 1 treble. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return. (This type of bet is more often used in greyhound and horse racing).
Patent:
A Patent consists of 7 bets involving 3 selections in different events. The bet includes a single on each selection, plus 3 doubles and 1 treble. Just one successful selection guarantees a return. (This type of bet is more often used in greyhound and horse racing).
Yankee:
A Yankee consists of 11 bets involving 4 selections in different events. The bet includes 6 doubles, 4 trebles, and an accumulator. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return. (This type of bet is more often used in greyhound and horse racing).
Lucky 15:
A Lucky 15 consists of 15 bets involving 4 selections in different events. The bet includes 4 singles, 6 doubles, 4 trebles, and 1 fourfold. If only one selection wins, as a consolation returns are paid to double the odds. If all four selections win, a bonus of 10% is added to total returns. For the bonus to apply, all selections must win (none void or non-runners). For each-way bets the consolation is paid only on the win part of the bet. Lucky 15 bets are accepted on horse racing and greyhounds only.
Canadian:
A Canadian (also known as a Super Yankee) consists of 26 bets involving 5 selections in different events. The bet includes 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 fourfolds plus an accumulator. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return.
A Lucky 31 consists of 31 bets involving 5 selections in different events. The bets include 5 singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 fourfolds and an accumulator.
Heinz:
A Heinz consists of 57 bets involving 6 selections in different events. The bet includes 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, 6 fivefolds and an accumulator. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return.
A Lucky 63 consists of 63 bets involving 6 selections in different events. The bet includes 6 singles, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, 6 fivefolds and an accumulator.
Super Heinz:
A Super Heinz consists of 120 bets involving 7 selections in different events. The bet includes 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 fourfolds, 21 fivefolds, 7 sixfolds and an accumulator. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return.
Goliath:
A Goliath consists of 247 bets involving 8 selections in different events. The bet includes 28 doubles, 56 trebles, 70 fourfolds, 56 fivefolds, 28 sixfolds, 8 sevenfolds and an accumulator. A minimum of 2 of your selections must be successful to get a return.
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I'm making a SWIFT transfer. What do the "OUR," "BEN," and "SHA" options mean in the "Details of charges" section?
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Tantan is a dating app that lets you browse user through swiping--plus more! You can play games, add albums, and upload updates on this dating app.
All features can be used for free and upgrades are really affordable.
It has more free "swipes" than other dating apps.
Chatting is more fun with their getting-to-know-you games.
Registration is simple and can only take a few seconds.
If you are not careful enough, your phone contacts can see your profile if they log in.
Are you looking for a serious relationship or just want to have fun with new people? Tantan is a Chinese social dating app that makes it easier for single people to find a date who is close to where they live. It is a dating app that works using your mobile phone's GPS location so it can give you the most accurate results. This app originated in mainland China and has since been used by millions of singles worldwide. Tantan incorporates the popular liking through swiping function and a lot of other features such as quizzes, games, and video sharing. It is like having different dating apps' features compacted into a single app.
Registration takes only a few seconds and a few taps.
You can register using Facebook or your mobile phone number.
You can upload up to 6 photos during registration.
If you register using your phone number, you have to enter the verification code.
You will immediately get match suggestions after registration.
If you want to create an account with Tantan, you can either use your Facebook account or your mobile number. Using your Facebook account is faster because the app will take information such as your birthday and location from there. If you use your mobile phone number, you have to enter a verification code sent by the app. You are required to input your birthday to make sure that you are of the right age and to know what your zodiac sign is.
You can see all pictures of other members without a paid membership.
There are a few fake profiles.
You can always report fake profiles using the app.
Tantan requires an active Facebook account or a mobile phone number to verify the identity of a person.
The app can place a profile under a pending status if the user is proven to be guilty of rules violation.
Most profiles do not have enough information on them because it can practically be skipped. You will most likely get to know your matches by browsing the Moments tab where they post updates such as photos, or by playing the quiz game that is available in the chat tab.
All search filters are available for free.
You can only interact with people once you became a match.
You can play getting-to-know-you quizzes with your matches.
You can record a video and send it using the chat function.
There is an option to record a voice message and send it to your match.
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Its functions are mostly interactive and available for free.
The app design fits the needs of its target group which are single individuals who are 18-years-old and above. Although the app's design is simple, it has a lot of functions which are interactive because it mostly involves you and your match. Most functionality is also available for free which is a huge plus.
The app can be downloaded in Apple Store and Google Play.
Tantan is an app and currently has no website platform. Its functionalities are specifically designed to be used in a mobile app.
Its functionalities are specifically designed to be used in a mobile app.
You can take snapshots using the app.
The app has a lot of functionalities. It comes in a form of a hybrid social media app and dating site. All the functionalities of popular social media apps are fusioned with the dating app functionalities in Tantan. Most users are more active in the Moments tab where they can capture and upload snapshots of their daily lives through the app itself.
"Tantan proved to be an active social media dating app that gives results instantly. My first few hours with Tantan has already given me multiple matches who are also very active in chat. It is easy to differentiate a fake account versus genuine ones just by looking at the profile information. Because of this, it was easier to choose who to chat with among the many matches that I got. I like how you can play games with other people using the app. It adds up to the already fun experience of knowing other people. Aside from the games, I get to receive videos and photos from the more flirty matches that I have. Everything that you need on a dating app is available in Tantan. With how fast things are going, I believe I can find a relationship here in no time."
Tantan gives a twist to the traditional swiping dating app by adding a lot of other functionalities which you can use for free. It is all about connecting people in the shortest time possible. The moment you create an account with Tantan, you will immediately see other singles liking and browsing your profile. It has also incorporated the functionalities of a social media app, which makes gives it more of a community feel. You will feel safe while using this dating app. However, this app lacks the sensuality that you will usually see on other popular dating apps. They might have the more intimate level of getting-to-know-you quiz game, but aside from that one, Tantan will just feel like any other regular social media site. If you are looking for the spicier side of dating, you can check out our Dating Sites category for more options.
If you like what you see, swipe right. They won't know you liked them unless they like you back.
Will people know if I unlike them?
Tantan is completely anonymous and rejection-free.
If the person you liked, likes you back, then you will become a Match. You can now start chatting and use other features inside the app for Matches.
You can add up to a total of 6 photos. You can also upload updates on your "Moments" tab.
Who can like and comment on my "Moments" update?
Only your matches can see what you post on your Moments tab.
How do I get more swipes?
The swipes will renew every 24 hours so make sure that you check the profiles carefully before making a decision.
Who will appear in my searches?
The app will suggest people nearby. You can adjust this distance in your search settings.
Is it okay if I put more information?
Completed profiles will generate more attention, but make sure that you only share what you are comfortable with sharing.
What does it mean if my account is "under review"?
This means that you won't see any new profiles until your account has been validated by Tantan.
Can I hide my profile to people I know?
You can hide from people you know by blocking your contacts on the Settings.
Can I only sign up using my phone number?
If you have an active and logged in Facebook account, you can use that too to register to Tantan.
Anyone except minors under the age of 18 can join dating app Tantan.
What do I get with VIP membership?
With VIP membership, you will get unlimited likes, swipes, and go back to previous profiles you have unliked.
Can I unmatch with someone?
You can block a person if you don't want to see updates about him or her vice versa.
You can delete your account by going to Settings and scrolling at the bottom part. Tap on "Delete my Account."
Please specify whether you would recommend Tantan.


Recently, 2011 Express Elevator Sale Conference has been successfully closed in Guangxi Guilin. In the two-day meeting, more than 250 representatives of partners, sale agents and managers have participated the meeting, and the developing minister of OTIS as the special guest in the meeting.
The topic of the sale conference is "Integrate to Launch the Bright Future". As the most important part of the meeting, the "Signing Ceremony" of 2011 sale performance promise has clearly defined the topic. 15 sale managers and partners signed the promise.
"The developing of enterprise needs the wisdom and brave, as well as the support and confidence of employees and partners", said Li GangKui, the CEO of Express Elevator. For encouraging the excellent performance of the sale team, Express Elevator set up 12 different kinds of awards to prize the excellent individuals, teams and partners in sale performance, security and finance.
In the meeting, President Li has reviewed the sale performance in 2010, and he also defined the developing goal in 2011 that the progresses not only in sale also in managing process and concept. The new sale manager Zhou Hui has the same appoint with him. She pointed Express Elevator will beyond the limit not in sale also in managing perspects.


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Christian Early Education Conference
Prayer Spaces
ChatMatters
Answering Children's Questions
Children's Spiritual Development
Influences on Child's Spirituality
Debra Williams is passionate about Early Childhood as a foundation for a child's life and has been working in the Early Childhood Education and Care sector for over 35 years in a variety of capacities including as Validator, Consultant, Lecturer, Facilitator, Adviser, Publisher, Director and Manager.
Debra has been employed at Hillsong since November 2003.
She holds both a degree and postgraduate qualifications in Education, ECT NESA accreditation, Diploma of Management and Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, and in the past few years has been on a journey of exploring educator perspectives in the implementation of critical reflection as part of the National Quality Standard for Early Education and Care through a PhD.
Sandra Ludlow is the Course Convenor for the early childhood programs at Avondale University College and a Senior lecturer in the School of Education.
During her teaching career Sandra has been a lecturer, director and teacher of several long day care centres, an infant (K-Yr 2) teacher, and a sole charge, (K-Yr 6) principal/teacher. Throughout all of these roles Sandra has maintained a passionate interest in emergent curriculum in both infant & preschool classrooms and in nurturing young children's spiritual awareness, faith formation and biblical knowledge through the Biblical curriculum
Karen Petrie is the Project Officer – Early Childhood, providing support, mentoring, and training to Long Day Care Services, School-based Kindergartens and Outside Schools Hours Care for Seventh-day Adventist Schools Queensland.
Karen has worked in the early childhood sector for over 18 years mainly serving as a Director. She obtained a Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) in Christchurch, New Zealand in 2005 and completed her Bachelor of Education (0-5 years) through Avondale College/Charles Sturt University in 2016. Karen also has a Diploma of Management and a Certificate lV in Training and Assessment.
Karen has an incredible love and passion for the early years and sharing Jesus through a strong Christian ethos. Including having three grown sons of her own, she also fostered young children for many years and is the proud grandmother to two beautiful grandsons.
Karen is passionate about inspiring individuals and teams through mentoring and support to help them thrive and to be recognised as valued and respected professional educators.
Karen also endorses the importance of quality training, professional development and mentoring for early childhood educators to ensure delivery of high-quality education and care.
Yvette Wynne is the Mission Development Manager at Integricare which runs high quality Christian Early Childhood Centres among other activities.
She has completed her Masters in Christian Leadership, Bachelor Degree in Science, Chaplaincy and Childcare certificates.
She has produced videos and books to share the love of Jesus. Sometimes this is with the assistance of her Puppet Freckles, and sometimes it's on a motorbike with her hubby, Nick.
Her heart is to connect people with people and people with God.
Belinda Adair is currently undertaking a Master of Education (majoring in Indigenous Education).
In 2002, Belinda graduated with her Bachelor in Teaching in Early Childhood and then completed her Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood in 2016, she has a Certificate IV In Training and Assessment. Belinda has taught in Early Childhood for 28 years and is currently the Director of Drummoyne Preschool where she has been since 2014.
Belinda is a Committee member of ACECEN, Coordinator of NSW Christian Children's Services Network. She has been a member of Educational Leaders Project & aspiring leaders forum, run at Macquarie University and a member of the NSW Curriculum Framework steering Committee. She was selected as a reviewer for the AECA pilot accreditation project for preschool and occasional care and elected executive secretary and public officer of the National Occasional Child Care Association.
Leanne Munchan is the Early Learning Centre Director for Adventist Schools Victoria. She provides support, training, and guidance to the early childhood teams, setting the direction for ASV ELCs in Victoria and Tasmania.
Leanne has worked in the education field for the last 12 years, teaching and working with all levels from birth to tertiary education. After completing a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education, she went on to complete an Honours Degree in Education which explored early childhood educators' experiences teaching children with disability. Leanne is now a scholarship holder undertaking a PhD in Education at Monash University and investigating early childhood pre-service teachers' competence and readiness to teach young children with disability in early childhood settings. She has also taught pre-service early childhood and primary teachers through the Bachelor of Education and Masters of Education degrees at Monash University.
Also serving as a member of Adventist Schools Australia's Early Learning Bible Curriculum Steering Committee, Leanne possesses a keen interest in Bible curriculum and how educators can share Jesus to young children and their families through their teaching and interactions.


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About us News Media releases REDIRECT - 2015 Commonwealth Bank makes two Advice appointments
COMMONWEALTH BANK MAKES TWO ADVICE APPOINTMENTS
Commonwealth Bank today announced the appointment of Mr Hugh Humphrey to the position of General Manager, Bank Financial Planning. Mr Humphrey will be responsible for Licensees Commonwealth Financial Planning and BW Financial Advice (CFPL and BWFA).
Mr Humphrey will join the Advice team on 4 February, 2016, from AMP, where he was Director, Strategy & Transformation for the Advice, AMP Bank & Corporate Super Business. Previously he was Managing Director, Hillross Financial Services.
Executive General Manager Wealth Management Advice, Marianne Perkovic, said: "Hugh has more than 15 years' experience in the financial services and telecommunications industries with a strong track record in leading transformational programs for both retail customers and financial advisers.
"Hugh has demonstrated great success developing market-leading digital advice technology and we look forward to having an innovative and people-minded leader join the team."
Prior to joining AMP, Mr Humphrey held several senior management positions in the telecommunications industry with Singtel Optus and Vodafone. Mr Humphrey began his career as a Management Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Sydney, and a Masters of Business Administration from the Henley Business School, United Kingdom.
Commonwealth Bank has also appointed its first independent Chair to the Boards of Commonwealth Bank Advice Companies – Commonwealth Financial Planning Limited, BW Financial Advice Limited, Financial Wisdom Limited and Count Financial Limited following an extensive search.
Ms Anne Templeman-Jones will replace Commonwealth Bank Wealth Management Group Executive, Annabel Spring as Chair of the Boards. Ms Spring will continue to serve as a director. Ms Templeman-Jones is the first independent Chair of the Commonwealth Bank Wealth Management Advice Company Boards.
As Chair, Ms Templeman-Jones will work with the existing executive directors to contribute to the development of strategy and monitoring of management, risk and compliance activities of Commonwealth Bank's Wealth Management financial advice businesses.
Ms Templeman-Jones is a highly experienced professional with 25 years' experience working in senior management and Board roles across financial services organisations in corporate and institutional banking, wealth and private banking and risk management. She has advised some of Australia and New Zealand's largest companies, including Westpac, ANZ and Bank of New Zealand in commercial roles, and organisations including at TAL Superannuation, Cuscal, GUD Holdings Limited and APN News Media as a non-executive director.
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Milana Pokrajac
Commonwealth Bank Media
media@cba.com.au


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Turkish Airlines launches two new destinations in Russia
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Turkish Airlines said Monday it would launch direct flights from Istanbul to Russia's Voronezh and Samara cities in April.
Flights between Istanbul and Voronezh will be three days a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays starting on April 4.
Istanbul-Samara flights will start a week later, on April 11, and will also be run thrice weekly on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Round-trip fares from Istanbul to Samara and Voronezh start from $159, and $189, respectively, the airline said, adding the prices included taxes.
Turkey's flag carrier has over 330 aircraft and flies to almost 300 destinations around the world, more than any other airline, according to the company.
The airline increased its total number of passengers by 2.5 percent year-on-year to reach 62.8 million in 2016, according to a stock exchange filing report revealed on Jan. 11.
Turkish Airlines was named Airline of the Year by Air Transport News magazine readers in March last year.
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Wisconsin DOJ releases report on officer-involved shooting of Tyrone Lawrence in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Department
MILWAUKEE -- The Wisconsin Department of Justice has released its report on the officer-involved shooting of 45-year-old Tyrone Lawrence, which occurred in Milwaukee on March 5th, 2015.
Tyrone Lawrence
Lawrence was shot in the head by Milwaukee Police Officer Joshua Dummann.
Lawrence died at the scene.
The incident began shortly before midnight on March 5th, when police were called to a home in the 400 block of E. Plainfield Avenue for a report of a wanted suspect threatening his estranged wife with a knife.
Milwaukee police said Lawrence came to the home where he once lived with his estranged wife despite the fact that there was an active "no contact" order in place.
Police said Lawrence had a history of domestic violence.
The report on this incident by the Wisconsin Department of Justice indicates Lawrence's wife told police Lawrence was arrested for a domestic violence incident in August of 2014.
A temporary restraining order was issued in September of 2014.
In January of 2015, Lawrence's estranged wife indicated Lawrence was arrested for violating the temporary restraining order, according to the report.
Plainfield Avenue officer-involved shooting
On the morning of March 5th, the woman indicated she had received text messages from Lawrence indicating that "she had ruined his life, and now he was going to ruin hers -- and that she had until 1:00 p.m. to get back to him."
Lawrence's estranged wife told investigators she went on with her day, and around 11:00 p.m., she heard a crash from her kitchen, and observed her second story door had been forced open by Lawrence -- and he was inside her home.
The report says children were present in the home at the time of this incident.
Officers arrived at the home and forced their way in. They found Lawrence armed with a knife -- threatening the 44-year-old woman.
Officers attempted to negotiate with Lawrence, but he refused to drop the weapon.
Fearing for the victim's life, Officer Joshua Dummann fired his weapon -- striking the suspect.
The woman was injured during the incident, but didn't require medical treatment at the scene.
None of the responding officers were injured.
Officer Dummann was 27 at the time, and has six years of service with the Milwaukee Police Department. He told investigators he discharged his weapon because the suspect "was becoming more agitated, angry and unstable," and the female "continued asking for help." Officer Dummann told investigators he and other officers continued to order the suspect to drop the knife, and he felt the suspect was not going to drop the knife. Dummann then believed that the suspect was going to slash the female's neck.
Dummann told investigators he "believed he had to neutralize the threat quickly in order to save the female's life." When he believed he had a clear shot of the suspect, he fired his weapon once, according to the report.
Another officer then immediately called for medical assistance, the report says.
As protocol, Officer Dummann was placed on administrative duty as an investigation began after this incident.
Per state law, the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation handled this investigation.
Shortly after this officer-involved shooting, a relative of Tyrone Lawrence told FOX6 News his family was trying to get him help for his mental health issues. That person said they repeatedly called police.
"He has a lot of bipolar issues. He lost his job due to the mental health and he couldn't afford his medications is what I'm told," the relative said.
That relative said Lawrence was taken to the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex, but he was released soon after, and never got the help he needed.
The DOJ's report indicates family members told investigators Lawrence had brain trauma while growing up, and he had a lot of anger issues. Family members said Lawrence was bipolar, and at times, refused to take his medication.
Officer Dummann was not charged in connection with this shooting.
READ IT: Wisconsin Department of Justice full report on this officer-involved shooting


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I was driving in a strange situation today that gave me this curious Streets & Trips avoid area problem.
I was driving from west of Montreal, Canada, and there were many sites with construction that caused some GPS navigation headache. The proposed S&T routes were not usable because of the construction. The real problem in this situation is that the reroute option always insist to go in the construction zone that you cannot use because of a force u-turn. It is very difficult when you are driving to draw "Avoid Area" to avoid an unusable construction zone! Today, I was dreaming of a kind of intelligent function that when I am pressing a function key, it will block by itself the route segment and use another one without needing to stop the car in a big traffic rush, and draw a rectangle.
Additionally, there was a big traffic jam on Champlain bridge, so I have drawn an avoid area to avoid this bridge. Same thing with Jacques-Cartier bridge, then I continue and when I was at Victoria bridge, the bridge was closed because of construction. But after drawing an avoid area over Victoria bridge, I was stuck there: S&T 2009 insist to use Victoria bridge anyway, even if there was an avoid area over it. How can you use a bridge that is closed for construction . When I am drawing an avoid area, it really means "avoid area".
In this situation, the only possible alternative was to use autoroute 25 sud, and cross the St-Lawrence river using Hippolyte-Lafontaine tunnel. But it seemed that S&T 2009 didn't agree with me, and didn't find this alternative itself. The only solution i have found was to put a stop point in the middle of the St-Lawrence river on road 25 to force S&T to go that way, and then it was able to route me onto that correct route.
I have included a picture showing the buggy situation of starting from point 1 to point 2 and you can see that the routing is going through the avoid area!
Here is the workaround i have used to force S&T 2009 to really avoid the "avoid area" on "Victoria bridge" (near green starting point #1) and use route 25 sud instead by going through stop point #2.
Tip: the avoid area yellow rectangles must include a intersection or Hwy exit. It is just the way it works.
I have retried the same situation by drawing avoid area as you explained (must include an intersection) and it worked on S&T 2011 (I don't know for 2009 version).
The area you want to detour around must contain an intersection for this feature to work.
Detour areas are saved with your map. When you clear a route containing detour areas, the detour areas remain.
So I am happy it is working correctly. It is not user friendly the way it needs to work. When you are in a traffic jam situation and you need that feature, you don't have time to read this small kind of details in the help file.


The only thing better than a great record is a great record with an interesting story behind it. This Another One/Distractions split is more inspired than your typical split seven inch. Another One was a young punk trio playing around Grand Rapids a couple of years ago. Eventually they broke up, due in large part to their drummer's drug issues. Last year that same drummer died of an overdose. The other guys decided to revive the band and record some songs as a tribute to their fallen friend. Their intention is to release a series of split seven inches with better known bands that they like. Profits will go toward drug counseling and treatment.
The Another One side of the record is called How to Make Friends and Appreciate People, and it's clearly an homage to the Screeching Weasel album How to Make Enemies and Irritate People. (For those of you too young to remember, the SW record title was a bastardization of the name of the best selling Dale Carnegie book How to Win Friends & Influence People.) Musically, it reminds me of Lagwagon or 88 Fingers Louie. The songs are catchy, but they don't have your typical repetitive choruses.
The three Another One songs definitely have a sense of melancholy. "The Clinic" starts off with some seriously tense guitar before the lyrics kick in, and it also has a ripping guitar solo. Just when you expect the next verse to start, it's over. I would probably call it pop punk, but it's definitely on the more intense end of that spectrum. "It Takes 3" is similar and pretty dark. "K3N" is even darker, and addresses the overdose. You can feel the anguish in "Should have been 1 of us". Like I said, it can be intense.
The Distractions side of the record is called Turned Away, in tribute to the Face to Face classic Don't Turn Away. Their three songs are much more upbeat, with the more typical sing along choruses. "21 Questions" feels like a drinking song, and at first seems to stand in stark contrast to the Another One tunes. However, the lyric "We'll never be too old to party/We'll always be too young to die" fits with the overall theme. "Hungover" is song we can all relate to. It's about being so sick that you want to die. The Distractions songs provide a nice counterpoint to the Another One songs, and keep the record from getting too depressing. This up and coming quartet from Indiana is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
I would be remiss if I didn't talk about the actual physical record. I can't remember a local release this nice. The small hole 45 is a bright yellow. The SW/F2F artwork is very well done and printed on heavy, full color stock. The lyrics are included, and you also get a sticker for each band and a download code. Attention was paid to the smallest detail. The Another One side is done in the classic Lookout! Style font, and The Distractions side is a Fat Wreck Chords ripoff. Even the plastic sleeve is heavy duty. Another One does not play live at this point, but it would be worth the effort it takes to seek this record out.


Activists Dawn Chapman (left) and Karen Nickel wear protective masks during a June 2017 visit to the West Lake Landfill in greater St. Louis. They wear the masks because they believe the site could be emitting hazardous particles. West Lake was an unlined mixed-waste landfill whose contents in a specific quadrant have been shown to include radioactive waste. The Environmental Protection Agency added West Lake to its National Priority List in 1990. On Thursday, EPA announced plans to dig up some of the illegally dumped nuclear waste buried near a long-smoldering underground fire at the landfill.
ST. LOUIS — Some of the illegally dumped nuclear waste buried near a long-smoldering underground fire at a Missouri landfill will be dug up and the rest will be capped under a federal plan announced Thursday.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's remedy comes a decade after its initial cap-and-monitor proposal at suburban St. Louis' West Lake Landfill was met with so much opposition that the agency went back to the drawing board. The partial excavation proposal initially was recommended by EPA in February.
The project is expected to take a little more than four years and cost $205 million, a price tag that will be shouldered by the landfill's owner and other parties deemed responsible for the contamination. A preliminary proposal announced in February was similar, but this one is $30 million cheaper and will take a year less to complete.
The plan faces opposition from Republic Services, which owns West Lake Landfill and the Bridgeton Landfill, just a few hundred yards away and where the underground fire has smoldered since 2010. Republic Services has spent millions of dollars to ensure that the fire and the nuclear waste don't meet.
The nuclear waste, remnants from the Manhattan Project, was dumped there in the 1970s.
The company says partial excavation creates unnecessary risks and takes longer than its preferred remedy of capping and monitoring the site.
The EPA said the West Lake remedy addresses all of the radioactive material that could pose "unacceptable risks" to public health. The plan would dig at varying depths from 8 to 20 feet, removing about 70 percent of the landfill's radioactive waste, which will be shipped to an out-of-state disposal site. The specific disposal site has not been determined.
A cover will be placed over the rest of the landfill's radioactive material.
Remediation at West Lake has proved to be a vexing problem. The EPA's 2008 proposal to cap the site and leave the radioactive material in place was met with strong opposition from environmentalists and neighboring residents.
The Missouri Coalition for the Environment and St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, a Democrat, were among those advocating for excavation of all of the nuclear material. The EPA said complete excavation would cost nearly $700 million and take 15 years to complete.
Leaving all of the waste in place and capping it would have cost about $75 million.
The approved remedy is something of a compromise. But activist Bridgeton resident Dawn Chapman said she and others who live near the landfill are "elated," even if it means that some of the waste won't be taken out.
Bridgeton Landfill will share the cost of the project, along with other "responsible parties" — the U.S. Department of Energy and Exelon Corp. of Chicago, whose subsidiary once owned uranium processor Cotter Corp.
Ed Smith of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment called the decision "a positive step" but said the coalition still prefers removal of all of the radioactive material and relocation of neighboring residents.
"As long as there is radioactive material at West Lake Landfill, every flood, tornado, fire or earthquake presents a potential threat to our water, air and health," Smith said.
The Manhattan Project was the World War II-era program that produced the first nuclear weapons, using uranium processed at Mallinckrodt Chemical Works in St. Louis. The EPA said 8,700 tons of leached barium sulfate from the program was mixed with contaminated soil and used to cover trash at the landfill 45 years ago, long before Republic Services became the owner.
The underground fire — technically smoldering because a fire can't burn beneath the ground — was first detected in 2010. The cause isn't known, but complaints from neighboring residents prompted a lawsuit in 2013 by then-Attorney General Chris Koster. The lawsuit was settled in June when Republic Services and former owners of the landfill agreed to pay $16 million.


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PTL NL on Tour: PeaceTech Summit in Washington DC!
The PeaceTech Summit was held at the United States Institute of Peace, above.
Here, the small device on the singer's head measures the electrons moving around in her brain (as seen on the screen).
We listened to many interesting panels, including this one with representatives from Amazon and the ICMEC.
Through this portal, we had a chance to speak to women in Afghanistan who are teaching young girls how to code.
'Godfather of the internet' Vint Cerf talks to the CEO of PTL US and Shared Studios.
Our Director Robert Zaal gives his thoughts on the European peacetech industry.
We got an exciting demo from the groundTruth team!
There was some time for socialising too!
This past week was an exciting one for PeaceTech Lab Netherlands: We went to the other side of the ocean for the PeaceTech Summit at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP). Held on May 8th and 9th, the Summit was hosted by the American PeaceTech Lab and explored the way technology can be used for peacebuilding and peace consolidation. The two days were jam-packed with interesting speakers, from NGOs working with exploited children to a senior corporate member from Facebook. Below, you can read in a more detail about what we got up to while in DC.
The first day began with an exciting demonstration of a electron-measuring device. The small device was tested on an opera singer. The audience watched as the opera singer's brain waves were tracked. For example, her 'sleep electron' was high (meaning she was not close to falling asleep). These measurements can be an important measure of feelings of depression, trauma and guilt, which need to be overcome should peacebuilding be successful. There were many more interesting panels from interesting speakers, but in the interest of brevity I will focus on a few key speakers here. Joel Kaplan, VP for US Global Policy at Facebook, spoke on the misuse of their service and how to go forwards after the "turmoil." Former National Security Advisor for George W. Bush Stephen J. Hadley and USIP President Nancy Lindborg offered their thoughts about the changing nature of the "multiplicity of actors" in the security space. One particular highlight of the Summit was the discussion with 'godfather' of the internet, Vint Cerf, who was responsible for the invention of TCP/IP. He described how he believes the internet can be crucial in facilitating stability globally.
Just before the day's conclusion, our Director Robert Zaal spoke to the room about the European peacetech industry. His conclusion was that while technology is being used for peacebuilding, peacemaking and peace consolidation, there is no broader 'peacetech' industry to speak of in Europe. However, that means there are big opportunities for PeaceTech Lab Netherlands to fill this gap! One example is through our Digital 100, our ambitious goal to build a digital network of 100 young experts with data related skills who want to use their knowledge for good. These young people volunteer some of their time to help us look for technology, data computer science solutions, whether that is an hour once every two weeks or a month in the summer. Their skills can bridge the world of data with the world of people at thinktanks, NGO and government. Have data skills and want to be part of this experience? Click here to fill in the form and we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible. If you're a business or an NGO and could use our data experts for your project, get in contact with us through email!
The second day was filled with interesting workshops. I personally attended two: the first one concerned media in Northern Nigeria. In this area there is no independent indigenous media, focusing on young people. The workshop asked participants how we could better reach young people and teach them about peace and prosperity. The second workshop was a demo of the exciting groundTruth platform. This is an early warning system for business and social disruption which provides real-time insights into local ground conditions. I had a chance to explore the tool, and was greatly impressed by how easy it was to use and how much data was feeding into it. Want to know more about groundTruth? Get in contact with us here.
All in all, a great Summit! And don't worry, we also had a chance to talk to different people and see the White House too!


Marc and Julie talk about the history and science of traditional nail care. Learn what happens when they give up nail clippers and go Old School!
Thanks to Brittney Miller (above) for the interview segment and inspiration!


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20 Top Things To Do in London With Kids
Posted By Eileen P. Gunn — May 8, 2018
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London is high on most families' vacation bucket lists, and it'ss often the first place a family travels to in Europe.
It's easy to see why, the people speak English, there's a lot of familiar, kid-friendly food, and the city has attractions and activities you know you want to see before you even pick up a guidebook.
But which of those attractions will kids like best, where can you reliably take toddlers, and what will teens want to do in this famous U.K. city? And which will engage parents as well?
We have the answers!
We asked moms and dads who have lived in or spent considerable time in London to tell us their favorite things to do with their kids. Some are obviously kid friendly and others might surprise you.
Most will work with a wide age range, except where noted. Make a goal to try them all on your next visit and tell us which London sights your family liked best!
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20 Recommended Activities For A London Family Vacation
1. The British Museum
This museum holds a historic treasure trove from mummies to the Rosetta stone and admission is free.
It has some good resources for families. Ask at the family desk about organized activities and gallery-based backpacks on weekends.
Tween Traveler was interested in visiting on a recent trip to London because the Rosetta Stone plays a key part in a Rick Riordan book she recently read and she wanted to know what it looked like.
The challenge of the British Museum is that it's large and often pretty crowded. You can ask for Family Trails guides at the information or family desks. These will send you on a scavenger hunt of sorts through several rooms at the museum. But truth be told, Tweeny Traveler got bored and gave up after two rooms.
I think this is one of those museums where it's best to choose one or two rooms to thoroughly explore and then break for ice cream. The frist room to right when you walk in houses the museum's original collection. It's a jumble of the stuffed birds and animals, bones, stones, sample boxes and scientific tools you would expect to see in a 19th century museum. It's exactly the sort of stuff that kids find fascinating.
The first room to the left has the museum's "greatest hits" including the rosetta stone and Elgin marbles. The third floor has a small but exotic collection of clocke and other time-keeping instruments. This was Tween Traveler's favorite room.
Skip the Egyptian room with kids unless you're lucky enough to visit on an off day. It was by far the most crowded and kids can't really get a good look at anything.
Tip: The security line outside the museum is long but don't let it discourge you, families with kids have a separate line that moves much faster.
Age Group: 8 and up
2. The Science Museum
This museum is designed to appeal to adults as well as kids and has a variety of activities for different age groups.
Age: All ages welcome but 6YO and up will get the most out of it.
• Teens will like the VR experience and learning about super viruses.
• School-age kids will like the interactive math gallery and Wonderlab.
3. The Natural History Museum
This museum offers everything a natural history museum should, including galleries that cover dinosaurs, evolution, the ocean and space.
Age: All Ages, though teens and tweens who have been to similar museums elsewhere might pass on this one.
Note: All three of the above museums are free. Special activities and exhibits sometimes require tickets in advance and some of these have a fee.
4. The London Transport Museum
This Covent Garden museum offers a look at the 200 years of transportation in London via a wider range of exhibits than you might expect in a bright and airy space.
It also offers guided tours of unused Underground stations and other spots in "hidden London," which will appeal to teens and some tweens.
Even if you don't have time to visit the location, pop into the gift shop when you're in Covenant Garden. With its side variety of toy trains and vintage transit posters it's one of the most fun museum gift shops I've visited.
The museum is free for kids but charges admission for those over 18. Teens can visit the museum for free without a grown-up.
Age: All ages. Good toddler activity.
5. Ships along Thames
The Golden Hinde is a replica of the ship Sir Francis Drake used to circumnavigate the earth in the 1570s; In 1979 a crew of 15 retraced Drake's trip in it.
The Cutty Sark is the last remaining tea clipper, making cargo trips to and from China in late 1800s; it was one of the fastest ships of its kind.
The HMS Belfast is a 9-deck WWII-era warship. These ships sit at points along the Thames that are not near each other.
How many you visit and how long you stay on each one will depend on you and your kids' interest in maritime life and history.
Age: Preschoolers might just like exploring the older ships.
• Ages 7-10YO and up are more likely to listen to the guides and learn about history from a unique vantage point.
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Palaces & Castles
6. The Tower of London
We've all heard of the Tower of London and know of some of the grisly things that have gone on there, but until you visit London, most people don't really know what it is: a royal palace, fortress and prison.
The Yeoman Guards, or Beefeaters, are all members of the British military who have served with distinction; being appointed as one is an honor.
Their tours, which are highly entertaining and informative, are a must for any visit and with any age child. And they're happy to pose for photos and to answer questions.
But don't mess witht hem. They're also there to protect the Tower and its valuables and are all business when they need to be. Some live onsite with their families.
The crown jewels are stunning. Absolutely stunning. The line to see them can be long but it moves fast. A moving sidewalk inside the vault where the gems are displayed ensures this.
Surprisingly, Tween Traveler wasn't at all interested in them. So she and her dad went to explore the armory instead. In additional to the old weatpons, Tween Traveler liked the interactive stations, including one where you can try out your sword-weilding skills. And there's a giant dragon made from armaments.
On weekends and school breaks look for special family activities such as a game called Guard the Castle.
Kids ages 5-15 pay a little less than half-price. Under 5s are free and those 16 and up pay full admission.
Age: Best for ages 8YO and up.
7. Hampton Court
Hampton Court is a quick train ride from central London and a giant leap into history. The palace offers costumed tour guides, court jesters, a working Tudor kitchen, and multi-sensory experiences for preschoolers. All this, plus the Magic Garden lawn maze and truly Elizabethanplayground make the England if King Henry VIII come to life in a very family friendly way.
You can get a family ticket and explore everything including the maze and playground. The website has a great guide to spending 1, 2 or 3 hours at this amazing estate that is genuinely one of my favorite places to visit in London and ideal for exploring English history with kids.
The maze isn't open during the winter months, but the castle is. During school breaks look for special activities, especially in the kitchen. Renassaince chocolate making was on while Eileen's were visiting over the UK's winter break week.
Age: You can safely take toddlers and preschoolers to enjoy the grounds and some parts of the buildings.
• School-age kids will like the hands-on history lessons.
• Teens will be able to delve more deeply into the details of court life. — Cat Jordan
8. Buckingham Palace
I can't leave Buckingham Palace off the list. While it's another of London's most popular tourist attraction it's also impressive in every way.
The changing of the guard (see box below) still thrills kids and adults alike. There is something about the pomp and splendor that has all of the watchers straightening their backs and standing to attention.
You can enjoy the palace from the outside for free all year round.
The State Rooms at Buckingham Palace are open during the summer (when the Queen is away) and there are some cool kids activities like a giant jigsaw puzzle and dress-up opportunities.
After your palace visit, take a walk in St James Park, which has a great playground. It also has lovely walking paths and lots of birds to feed including pelicans, quite a rare site in London.
From there go passed the Horse Guards parade, which you might know them from Madeline in London. — Cat Jordan
How To See The Changing Of the Guard With Kids
Few things epitomize a visit to London for Americans like going to see the changing of the guard. Even on a winter's day when London tourists are far below peak numbers, we joined hundreds of people outside Buckingham Palace to watch. Here is what we learned and our best tips for taking kids to the changing of the guard.
Most of the information available on how to see the ceremony is aimed at military enthusiasts. It's highly detailed but unhelpful. If you go with a baby use a front carrier, not a stroller.
Don't take toddlers or preschoolers. The crowds are too big and the wait is too long for their attentions spans.
All of the action that you want to see–the military bands playing, soldiers marching, guards changing–happen in the courtyard behind the palace's front gate. Ignore all the people crowding Victoria's statue and the street in front of the palace. Get at close as you possibly can to the front gate. And wait.
Once you have a spot by the gate, don't leave. You'll never get it back.
The action happens between 10:45 and 11:30. But you have to be in place by 10:00 at the latest for a good spot. Bring books, screens, snacks, maybe even breakfast to keep yourself and the kids occupied while you wait.
If you are facing the street in front of the palace you'll see horse guards, carriages, marching bands and soldiers march up and down the side streets into and out of the palace grounds. One group of soldiers will march right by you. This was okay but not worth the wait, especially for Tween Traveler, who found everything about the exercise underwhelming.
After the show is over head to St. James Palace to see the horse guard return. Or just wander into St. James Park, which is gorgeous, even in winter, and has a lovely playground.
Don't pay for a guided tour of the ceremony. They can't guarantee you a good spot, which is really the only thing that matters for getting the most out of it.
9. Windsor Castle
Built in the 11thcentury, Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Queen Elizabeth is the 39throyal to live here so it is a treasure trove of both history and royal opulence.
The Castle is steeped in history but not boring. Take a guided tour of the grounds, stop by St. George's chapel and admire the meticulously detailed 1920s doll house. A life-size version of the Queen's famous corgi dogs will help you follow the kids' trails through this famous royal home. What could be more perfect than a photo with one of these larger-than-life pups?
If all the history and finer starts to make kids fidgety, take them outside to expend their extra energy in sprawling Windsor Park.
Tip: Windsor Castle is technically not in London, but it's an easy train ride out of Paddington Station. Give yourself extra time at the station to check out the Paddington Bear statue and shop.
Age: 8YO and up. — Cat Jordan
10. Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace is home to young royals Kate and William and their three cute kids, and the newly married Harry and Meghan. The palace is nestled in Kensington Gardens, which has plenty of pretty places for your kids to roam.
There are fabulous things to see inside as well. The Palace runs a number of kid activities, storytelling events and scavenger hunts.
For the grown-ups, look for revolving special exhibits like "Fashion Rules Restyled," which explores the history of royal fashions and style. It included some of Lady Diana's and Queen Elizabeth's most beautiful dresses, which you and your girls will love.
Ages: 8 and up, or younger if you're willing to spend more time on the kiddo activities. — Cat Jordan
11. Hamleys
This is one of those places that can be hard to leave once you walk in with a child, but the London Tower of Toys is an essential thing to do with kids.
There is a "grand opening" every morning with giant bears, acrobats and more.
Catch a royal bear wedding in the afternoon. Or explore a new Lego department with a Lego center for building the opportunity buy unique London-themed figures.
We made the mistake of visiting Hamleys while UK kids were on a school break. And it was a madhouse. Music was playing outside, employees were tossing around flying toys inside, kids were being placed in Hogwarts houses via a Lego sorting hat in the Harry Potter Department and scattering Legos across the upper floors.
I thought Tween Traveler would find it all overwhelming and walk out after a few minutes but she persevered. She made sure to visit every floor to see what each had. And she spent a good amount of time cuddling all the giant stuffed animals.
Age: Good for kids of all ages, but at your own risk. Consider:
• It's a prime setting for a meltdown with younger kids who might be overwhelmed by the crowds and options.
• Tween Traveler was happy to look around and not buy anything. Some kids will want to buy everything in sight.
• Aside from huge Star Wars, Lego or Harry Potter fans, interest probably peters out around age 10.
Tip: If you need the restroom while you're there, they are on the very top floor. Take the escalators. The elevators are impossible.
12. Choccywoccydoodah
How can you resist a stores that sells chocolate ducks, frogs, hedgehog sand love birds, along with chocolate covered marshmallows, popcorn and more?
I don't know what jazzles and tickles are, but I'd be willing to seek out this Covent Garden store to find out.
Age: 1- 100.
13. After-Christmas sales
Boxing Day (December 26) is the day the winter sales start across London, from the luxury boutiques on King and Bond streets to the more mainstream shops on Oxford and Regents streets and in Covent Garden and Westfield.
Through January, pick a neighborhood and wear good walking shoes to find famously great bargains.
Age: Teens will thank you.
School-age kids will happily spend the afternoon at Kidzania (see below) while you bargain hunt.
Exploring Neighborhoods
14. Soho
This West End neighborhood is home to much that teens will appreciate more than younger kids. Ample shopping includes Carnaby Street boutiques, Hamley's toy store, an the instrument shops of TinPan Alley.
Liberty is a luxury department store in an early 20th century Tudor Revival building that incorporated the broad beams and timbers of two British ships. It's worth a peak inside.
Several area theaters house popular musicals.
Restaurants can be decidedly grown-up around here, but the Breakfast Club, Yalla Yalla, Dishoom, Honest Burgers and Venetian tapas spot Polpo will do for families looking for reasonable pre-show dinner.
Tip: We found that for the most part only high-end and hotel restaurants in London take reservations. You'll probably have to wait for seating in any place around Leicester Square, so leave plenty of time to eat before your show.
Age: Best for tweens and teens.
15. The South Bank
The easiest way to get a feel for the South Bank is to start at Westminster Bridge and walk along the River Walk to Millennium Bridge. If you aren't footsore yet, keep going to London Bridge.
Along the way you'll pass South Bank arts centre and the Royal Festival Hall, the London Eye and Jubilee Park, London Dungeon and the Aquarium as well as the Tate Modern and the Globe Theater. You'll also get great views of the skyline and distinct landmarks like St. Paul's and Westminster (photo 0p!).
Take a break by stopping at any of the several coffee bars, pubs, food trucks and cafés that dot the esplanade.
Jubilee Park has a nice playground with activities for small and big kids.
Shakespeare'sGlobe Theater gives tours and demonstrations on most days and has special family tours and workshops on school holidays. It organizes the family activities by age, with some for school-age kids and other for middle-schoolers, which we appreciated.
Read more We took a Tour of The Globe.
The Tate Modern is free to visit, so stop in and see what's on. It's a risk-free opportunity to give your kids a taste of modern art. At the moment an interactive installation in the lower atrium draws kids of all ages from toddlers to teens.
Age: Different ages will like different aspects. But generally tweens and teens will appreciate it most.
16. Hyde Park
This is the large, rambling city park you need when your kids are tired of sightseeing. Wander the paths, go boating on the Serpentine, find the shaded, woodsy playground, kick a soccer ball around, even take a swim on a rare warm day.
Age: Kids of every age will find something to like. Good toddler pick.
17. Kidzania
This indoor entertainment mecca describes itself as a city run by kids. Kidzania has outlets in several cities around the world and tends to be a popular activity wherever it opens.
It's the sort of attraction our family generally avoids on vacation because it's for kids only, not for families, but lots of families do love it, especially those doing longer stays with kids. During four-hour sessions kids choose professions, earn "money," open bank accounts and do leisure activities. It takes playing "grown-up" to a whole new level.
Age: Kids from 4YO to 7YO need an adult chaperone, who "gets" to watch the fun on screens in the lounge.
• 8YO-14YOs can be dropped off and collected later, which is an option if you want to do something your kids aren't interested in or just want couple-time on your trip.
18. Ice Skating
You won't mistake the outdoor rinks at Somerset House or Hampton Court for your local hockey rink. If you visit London in December or January take a turn on these ice ponds that enjoy very splendid British backdrops.
Somerset House also has a constantly changing roster of special exhibits indoors. Over the holidays and summer check for family friendly ones like the recent show all about Charles Schultz and his Peanuts comic strip that ran over Christmas break and through the winter.
Age: 4YO and up.
19. Harry Potter Mania
Fans of a certain teen Wizard will need to go to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour. You'll walk through Diagon Alley and the Great Hall, Bow to Buckbeak in the Dark Forest, fly on a broom and see plenty of props and costumes.
Read More: Our review of the studio tour.
Age: Take any kid who has seen the movies.
• Tweens and teens will most appreciate learning "how the magic happens."
20. More Harry Potter Mania
If you didn't manage to get tickets to The Cursed Child or the Warner Brothers tour you can still give your kids a dose of Potter with the Tour For Muggles (top), a walking tour of filming locations and spots that "inspired" JK Rowling when she was writing the series.
Age: 8YO. Best for kids who have seen the movies and can handle a one-two hour walking tour.
20. Winter Wonderland
During the holiday season Hyde Park shines with carnival rides, ice skating, giant ice sculptures, live shows and warm and yummy things to eat and drink.
Age: All Ages.
You can get to London easily on most major carriers. It's worth checking out budget airline Norwegian, known for its low fares and bare-bones flights. It lands in London Gatwick. Icelandair and Aer Lingus can offer excellent off-peak fares.
There is easy public transport to and from central London from both Heathrow and Gatwick.
The train to and from Gatwick is about £10 for every traveler above age 12 and goes through a few different stations including Black Friars. A taxi will be upwards of £125, quite a difference!
The train from Heathrow is quite fast and about £20 per person over age 12. It's quite a long walk from the terminal where U.S. flights land to the London Express.
Whether it's cheaper than a taxi for your family depends on time of day, how many travelers above age 12 you have and how far you're staying from Paddington Station, where it comes in. Depending on how much luggage you have and where your hotel is, you might be able to walk or catch the underground or you might want to take a taxi from Paddington.
Locals tell me that if you don't want to deal with the trains, Uber is less expensive than London's famous black cabs. I think the black cabs provide exceptional service and I favor supporting local cabbies over Uber, but there's no denying the savings.
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Thanks to Helen Hookway, Tamara Boorstein, Cat Jordan, Suzanne McGee, Joe Buscemi, Dan Shrage for contributing their great ideas.
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