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Month: March 2020

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You Can Show Off Your Peanut Pride With Baby Nut Clothes & Gifts

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Planters This Baby Nut Merch From Planters Features Peanut-Lovin’ Clothes & Gifts By Daffany Chan Feb 3, 2020 Fans are going wild for Baby Nut, who, just days after news of Mr. Peanut’s death, was unveiled to the world during Planters’ Super Bowl commercial. You can show off your love of the most adorable little nugget with exciting new swag. Check out this Baby Nut merch from Planters to show off your peanut pride this season. You can shop for your branded merch on the Baby Nut store website. You’ll…

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I Illustrated National Parks In America Based On Their Worst Review And I Hope They Will Make You Laugh (16 Pics)

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reply I had been wanting to draw all of the national parks, but wanted to find a way to add a bit of a twist to make it different from the other park illustrations already out there. I stumbled upon the one star reviews online, and the idea just came to me! I came to illustration by way of hand lettering, so finding words I could incorporate into the park illustrations really helped the project come together.  reply reply View More Replies… Sometimes I find the perfect review really quickly,…

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#StupidPandemicQuestions Are Trending On Twitter And They Just Raise More Questions

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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, reported cases outside of China have now outnumbered those in China. To identify potential new cases, medical practitioners need to take in-depth histories of patients to assess how likely it is that their illness is the highly-contagious COVID-19. So, if you come down with flu-like symptoms having visited a place currently connected with the illness, you may find yourself being asked questions like… – But it’s not just doctors asking questions, as a recent trending hashtag on Twitter rounded up some of the…

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A Wuhan evacuee was released from quarantine in Texas and later tested positive for the coronavirus

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(CNN)A person in San Antonio, Texas, who had previously tested negative twice for the coronavirus, and was released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is now back in quarantine after a subsequent test came back positive. Government officials say facemasks aren’t necessary The San Antonio case highlights numerous complaints about testing procedures, including a flaw in test kits distributed by the CDC, a change in CDC criteria for diagnosing the virus and the limited number of labs able to perform testing. Pence: More coronavirus deaths in US ‘possible’…

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Im A Primary School Teacher, Here Are My 31 New Comics That Illustrate What Its Like

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Not only do teachers engage with and enjoy these comics, but the students themselves seem to love the drawings and relate to the humor, which is fantastic. I hope that these comics humorously illustrate the hard work, dedication, and care that teachers provide our students every day. book form, which has become a bestseller here in Ireland. The comics have been praised by Matt Groening and the book has since been endorsed by Mike Reiss, Emmy award-winning writer and producer of The Simpsons. I never imagined all this would have…

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If The Love Is Real, You Can Tell Your Person Anything

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Holly Riordan Updated February 28, 2020 By Sorin Sîrbu You should be able to talk about anything and everything with your forever person. No topic should be off limits. Nothing should be too serious or too silly, too heavy or too hypothetical. You should feel comfortable spitballing ideas to them, revealing fears to them, opening up your gooey, bleeding heart to them. You should be able to tell your forever person how you’re feeling, even when you’re embarrassed to be feeling that way. Even when you aren’t sure whether you…

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White House pulls nomination of key Pentagon official who questioned legality of Ukraine aid hold

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(CNN)The White House is withdrawing the nomination of Elaine McCusker to be the Pentagon’s comptroller, according to a White House official. Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/02/politics/mccusker-nomination-pulled/index.html

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5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Companys Cyber Security Measures

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All business owners must make plans to improve their company’s cybersecurity measures. Big and small businesses are targets for cybercriminals who attempt to access data, funds, and other confidential information without authorization. Overlooking the need for improved cybersecurity systems puts your business at unnecessary risk, because the effort required to implement the best online protection for your business really is minimal. Installing a comprehensive cybersecurity system provides all-round protection and reduces the possibility of compromised customer data, loss of funds to hackers, and prevention of malware attacks. Please consider the…

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Scotland faces ‘significant’ coronavirus outbreak

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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionCoronavirus: Sturgeon says government ‘planning for significant outbreak’ Scotland should prepare for a “significant outbreak” of coronavirus, the first minister has said. Nicola Sturgeon said there remained just one confirmed case in Scotland, but warned future cases were likely in the “days to come”. A patient from the Tayside area was diagnosed on Sunday after recently travelling to Italy. They are “clinically well” and being treated in hospital as a precaution, officials said. The patient is currently in isolation and details of…

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