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Talking Free Reign Metal
The latest episode of Talking Metal features interviews with Free Reign
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Lack of trust makes talks laborious
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ETHIOPIA: Hospital births still unpopular
ADDIS ABABA, 9 March 2011 ( IRIN ) – Ethiopia is boosting its health worker numbers, building thousands of health centres and working with donors to prioritize the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT). Even so, most women still prefer to have their babies at home.
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Parenting Corner: Locking your kid’s door not a great idea
Through my website, a parent recently asked whether children who don’t want to continue piano lessons should be forced to stay the course regardless. I answered that I don’t approve, generally, of forcing children into activities they don’t want to be in. Making a child continue in an activity he doesn’t enjoy makes it less likely he will ever again express interest in anything for fear of being …
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