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Original screen capture from The Flash television series (The CW). The CW's superhero series The Flash depicts the adventures of Barry Allen, "the Fastest Man Alive," as he faces many other superhumans who also received superpowers from a particle accelerator failure. Most, but not all, of his fellow superhumans (called metahumans in the series) to appear so far have been supervillains. One who has been non-villainous, though still dangerous for the destructive nature of his powers and his difficulty controlling them, is Firestorm the Nuclear Man. The character Ronnie Raymond (played by actor Robbie Amell) is the lead structural engineer for S.T.A.R. Labs' particle accelerator. When the accelerator explodes, Ronnie vanishes. A year later, the show's characters discover that he and another man, Dr. Martin Stein, now share the same body. This merged man looks like Ronnie Raymond, but the person doing the thinking is mostly Martin Stein. Ronnie's memories and motivations … [Read more...] about The Flash and the Nonexistent Standard DID Med Mix

The project to strengthen and restore the Aigantighe Art Gallery’s historic House Gallery is another step closer with the granting of resource consent for the work. Its issue means the 116-year-old category two heritage building, closed since March 2017 because of it being only 10 per cent of the new building standard, will be brought up to code, with its heritage features restored, and new climate control and fire suppression systems installed. The project has now entered the developed design phase – where the lead architect, Nelson-based Irving Smith Architects, structural engineer and heritage architect continue to work through design elements of the heritage listed building. A building consent is scheduled to be lodged in the middle of the year. READ MORE: Aigantighe Art Gallery project receives boost from Timaru Civic Trust $9m price tag among upgrade options for Aigantighe Art gallery Archaeologists have a field day on Invercargill block site Timaru District … [Read more...] about Aigantighe Art Gallery House project gets resource consent

Kindly Share This Story: By Chinonso Alozie, Owerri School owners in Obinze, Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo state, yesterday lamented the damages the windstorm caused to their buildings. Some of them who spoke to Vanguard said that the windstorm which happened last Thursday pulled down the roofs and damaged chairs, tables in the classrooms. They also thanked God Almighty, that when the incident happened that their schools were not in session. According to the Proprietor of Favour Home School, Mrs Ige Elizabeth said that she was in the bank doing her transaction when it happened. ALSO READ: Gunmen abduct 13-year-old boy in Ogun She said: “I was in Eco bank, in this Army barrack, Obinze when his thing happened. It started with rain and after about sometime everywhere started shaking even inside the bank we were feeling it.” “To cut it short, when it stopped, I had finished with the transaction in the bank and came out, … [Read more...] about Updated: Imo school owners lament destruction by windstorm

SINGAPORE - Home-based learning will be rolled out at all primary and secondary schools, junior colleges and the centralised institute from Wednesday (April 1) as part of additional efforts to support safe distancing. The Ministry of Education has come up with a Parent Kit to guide parents on what to do. DEBUNKING 5 MYTHS ON HOME-BASED LEARNING Myth 1: My child must spend the whole day on the computer. Fact: Home-based learning (HBL) can consist of one or more of the following: a. E-learning (for example, online assignments through the Student Learning Space (SLS) or other online learning platforms) b. E-mail messages (for example, notes or worksheets through e-mail) c. Hardcopy assignments (for example, worksheets or textbooks) Every school has a different plan, based on the needs of their students. So don't compare, okay? Myth 2: I have only one Internet device. It is impossible for all my children to do HBL using the same device. Fact: Each … [Read more...] about Coronavirus: A guide to preparing your child for home-based learning

LIKE walking into an oasis within an oasis, Penang Hill boasts of bypaths with myriad plants and trees that feel almost like a scene out of a fairy tale. A stroll along the 400m Bamboo Walk will leave one gasping in awe to see a tree with its gnarly roots exposed, taking one back to the scary trees scene in the Disney movie, Snow White. Upon learning further from Nature [email protected] Hill team director KP Ong, the leaves of this tree – Simpoh Gajah (Dillenia Reticulata King) – are used in Indonesia to pack meals as they keep the food fresh. The walkway boasts of a variety of bamboo plants and medicinal herbs, making it not only pleasing to the eye but educational. At Heliconia and Ginger Walk, the 450m path boasts a variety of colourful plants such as the Brazilian Red cloak and Red Ginger (Alpinia purpurata) which are part of the ginger family. The Moniot Trail 1825 is considered the main hidden gem as it is an all-natural trail that takes one through a pathway that narrows … [Read more...] about Enriching walk with Mother Nature