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The Season 3 recurring guest star also reveals his character will drop his guard soon. Rome (Romany Malco) and Gary (James Roday Rodriguez) go to Eddie and Katherineâs (Grace Park) house to call their friend out but find him trying to pull himself up the stairs; heâs trying to get to his son, Theo (âthe most adorable, non-animated Disney property,â says Giuntoli of Tristan Byonâs character), after raging out on the car. It belongs to a neighbor who yells at Theo that he doesnât want âthat China virus around here.â And that racist comment comes after one of Theoâs classmates asks him to wear a mask during their virtual class. (Though it may seem like the truth about Eddie taking pills may pull focus [for now], Eddie and Katherine will talk to Theo like theyâd planned about what happened, Giuntoli says.) ....
6.936 The number of owner occupier first home buyer loan commitments fell 3.3 per cent to 16,117 in February 2021 (seasonally adjusted). This is the first fall since May 2020, however, commitments remained at historically elevated levels. Compared to February 2020, the number of owner occupier first home buyer loan commitments rose by 65.8 per cent. A 4.9 per cent fall in New South Wales and a 2.8 per cent fall in Queensland drove the fall in owner occupier housing loan commitments nationally. All other states with the exception of the Australian Capital Territory rose, with commitments in Victoria rising 4.2 per cent. The value of new loan commitments for fixed term personal finance rose 1.1 per cent in February 2021 (seasonally adjusted), driven by lending for personal investment which rose 26.1 per cent. ....
Screenshot from the book ‘The Black Man’s Lament; Or, how to Make Sugar.’ Children around the country gave up sweets and cakes hundreds of years ago as part of a sugar boycott to protest against slavery, a study shows. The research shows the scale of children’s involvement in the abolitionist movement, from avoiding all products made from sugar, and learning about the horrors of the slave trade as part of lessons at school. Dr Ryan Hanley from the University of Exeter and Professor Kathryn Gleadle from the University of Oxford found young people were influenced by their parents and abolitionists to protest, but many of their actions were taken independently. For instance, girls as young as nine invested dozens of hours of their leisure time producing intricate needlework with anti-slavery themes. ....
By Bowdeya Tweh and Katherine Riley Once upon a time, Amazon.com Inc. only sold books, Apple Inc. sold computers, and Google was just a search engine. Those days are long gone, and each of those companies as well as Microsoft Corp. and Facebook Inc. has become a tech behemoth. Big Tech s critics say the industry s giants wield too much power over the lives of internet users. The companies often argue in response that they face enormous competition, often from each other, and need to continue innovating to remain relevant. The reality, as these charts show, is an interplay of collaboration and competition that helps to shape the extent and nature of Big Tech s clout. And that interplay is evolving, as the companies increasingly encroach on one another s turf to build and protect their dynasties. ....
Date Time How five global regions could achieve a successful, equitable ‘Blue Economy’ The future of an equitable and sustainable global ocean, or “Blue Economy,” depends on more than natural or technological resources. A new study finds that socioeconomic and governance conditions such as national stability, corruption and human rights greatly affect different regions’ ability to achieve a Blue Economy – one that is socially equitable, environmentally sustainable and economically viable. A paper published March 17 in Nature by the University of Washington-based Nippon Foundation Ocean Nexus Center suggests how different parts of the world might begin to achieve these goals. “When ocean or coastal development is planned, decision-makers focus on available data to inform their decisions. The fact is, we have a lot more data about resources than about how development will actually impact the people who bear the risk and maintain the stewardship of the a ....