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_terrifying-dashcam-footage-shows-falling-tree-narrowly-miss-passing-traffic.jpg "Terrifying dashcam footage shows the moment a huge tree fell just feet from passing motorists - after high winds caused carnage across Britain.<br/><br/>The shocking video revealed how drivers had to slam on their brakes as the roughly 45ft (14m) tall oak came crashing down during a storm yesterday (Mon 15).<br/><br/>Filmmaker Matt Jones was heading along Princess Road, in Manchester, when he captured the massive tree topple over and smash into the road just after noon.<br/><br/>Writing in a post on social media, the shocked director later said: “That was a close one”.<br/><br/>The footage showed how the tree collided with a van in the outside lane of the carriageway, while another car narrowly avoided a collision.<br/><br/>But thankfully Matt managed to hit his brakes in time to prevent any serious damage to him or his vehicle. <br/><br/>Met Office data shows how Manchester experienced gusts of up to 45mph yesterday before residents later witnessed thunder, lightning, heavy rain and then hail.<br/><br/>The wintry conditions had caused the service to issue a yellow weather warning for the whole country.<br/><br/>And there were even reports of a tornado hitting Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, with pictures showing damaged rooves and overturned campervans.<br/><br/>However, after enduring the longest period of wet weather in British history, the Met Office has now said there is some good news on the horizon for the country. <br/><br/>The service said by the weekend, some parts will see an uptick in temperatures as high pressure moves in from across the Atlantic.<br/><br/>Deputy Chief Meteorologist Mark Sidaway said: “Don’t expect a heatwave. <br/><br/>\")
_draws-or-photography-to-tell-the-world-to-children.jpg "<p>We are sometimes called upon to illustrate children’s books on biology, astronomy and mathematics, to put geopolitical, ethological and historical information into images, or to provide a visual explanation of violence, misery or death. Showing reality to young people can be challenging. Do photography and illustration convey the same things to children? How do children interpret these different media? What role does the imagination play in how they understand reality?</p><p>With:</p><p>Myriam Dahman,children's author and project manager for development awareness and education at Agence Française de Développement<br/>Belgian-Moroccan author Myriam Dahman is a writer for young people and also works to raise awareness of development and environmental issues. She is a regular contributor to children's philosophy magazine Philéas et Autobule.</p><p>Laurence Le Guen, Doctor in French literature, associate researcher at the Cellam laboratory of the Université de Rennes 2 and the University of Leuven, and literature teacher in Loire-Atlantique.<br/>Laurence Le Guen is a doctor of French literature, and associate researcher at the Cellam laboratory of the Université de Rennes 2 and the University of Leuven. She coordinates a website on children’s photo literature called Miniphlit | Photolittérature pour la jeunesse (hypotheses.org).</p><p>Galia Tapiero, anthropologist, editorial and artistic director, publisher<br/>Children's author Galia Tapiero has always had a passion for dictionaries, encyclopaedias, documentaries, objects that tell stories, and journeys that inspire. In 2007, she embarked on a new adventure when she set up Kilowatt éditions, a publishing house that uses a complementary text-illustration approach to help children as they grow and encourages them to ask questions to better understand the world they live in.</p><p> </p>")
_video-blind-competitors-try-to-qualify-for-parapan-american-games.jpg "Rosarito Beach. Some are older than 50, others barely past adolescence, all pushing themselves to their physical and emotional limits. And all blind.A total of 300 athletes from across Mexico, supported by 80 guides, competed over the weekend in the National Championship for the Blind and Visually Impaired held in this beachs city sports training center.The best 21 teams qualified for the Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, the most important sports competition for disabled athletes in the American continent, to be held in November, parallel to the Pan American Games.Ramiro Celaya, 52, a member of Baja Californias shot put and discus team, said he likes to competebut participates in tournaments for another reason.We want to tell the community, particularly parents, that if you have a child with a disability dont just keep them home, gaining weight, he said. There are so many sports and they can practice one.The tournament also reminds officials take disabled people into account, others said.Its a way for the people to find out how to help a disabled family member or neighbor, added Fernando Ruiz, 39, from Querétaro state, who competes in the javelin throw.For three days the athletes competed in track and field events, such as the 100, 200, 400, 800, 1,500 and 5,000 meters race. The blind athletes tied themselves to their guides and sped off at the opening bell.Tania Jiménez, 28, from Mexicali, won first and second place in the 100 and 200 meters races, respectively, and placed first in the shot put and discus.Shes the president of State Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. In January, she won fourth in the shot put at the World Championships in New Zealand.She said she lost her sight ten years ago in an accident and began to practice sports as a form of therapy.First she practiced golbol, a game similar to bowling in which visually impaired players try to throw the ball in the opponents goal. Her team won the national championship three times.Now, shes focused on track and field.Many people who are disabled shut themselves in because they are afraid or are embarrassed. I think sports can make you think differently, can give you strength, Jiménez said. At least thats what happened to me.She had the best showing at the tournament, winning four medals, including two gold ones. She placed first in the 100 meters and the discus, second in the 200 meters and third in the shot put.Other athletes who qualified for the Parapan American Games included Maribel Peña, Mónica Rodríguez and Diana Coraza, all in the 400 meters; Peña also qualified in the 800 meters along with Sandra Trujillo, while Tania Cuellar qualified in the 1,500 meters.We want to show that our sport is not easy, that it requires a lot of preparation, said singer Crystal (Díaz Romero). Were trying to raise awareness of that.No stranger to these competitions, she won a bronze medal in the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona. The weekend tournament bears the name of the singer, whose foundation encourages blind people to develop through sports.The next stop for these extraordinary athletes will be in November, when they compete against the best in this continent.Omar.millan@sandiegored.com")
_kris-jenner-has-paid-tribute-to-her-39babydoll39-daughter-kourtney-kardashian-on-her-45th-birthday.jpg "In a caption alongside a set of images showing the reality TV star from childhood to adulthood, Kris Jenner paid tribute to her “babydoll” daughter Kourtney Kardashian on her 45th birthday.")
_terrifying-dashcam-footage-shows-falling-tree-narrowly-miss-passing-traffic.webp "Terrifying dashcam footage shows the moment a huge tree fell just feet from passing motorists - after high winds caused carnage across Britain.<br/><br/>The shocking video revealed how drivers had to slam on their brakes as the roughly 45ft (14m) tall oak came crashing down during a storm yesterday (Mon 15).<br/><br/>Filmmaker Matt Jones was heading along Princess Road, in Manchester, when he captured the massive tree topple over and smash into the road just after noon.<br/><br/>Writing in a post on social media, the shocked director later said: “That was a close one”.<br/><br/>The footage showed how the tree collided with a van in the outside lane of the carriageway, while another car narrowly avoided a collision.<br/><br/>But thankfully Matt managed to hit his brakes in time to prevent any serious damage to him or his vehicle. <br/><br/>Met Office data shows how Manchester experienced gusts of up to 45mph yesterday before residents later witnessed thunder, lightning, heavy rain and then hail.<br/><br/>The wintry conditions had caused the service to issue a yellow weather warning for the whole country.<br/><br/>And there were even reports of a tornado hitting Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, with pictures showing damaged rooves and overturned campervans.<br/><br/>However, after enduring the longest period of wet weather in British history, the Met Office has now said there is some good news on the horizon for the country. <br/><br/>The service said by the weekend, some parts will see an uptick in temperatures as high pressure moves in from across the Atlantic.<br/><br/>Deputy Chief Meteorologist Mark Sidaway said: “Don’t expect a heatwave. <br/><br/>\")
_draws-or-photography-to-tell-the-world-to-children.webp "<p>We are sometimes called upon to illustrate children’s books on biology, astronomy and mathematics, to put geopolitical, ethological and historical information into images, or to provide a visual explanation of violence, misery or death. Showing reality to young people can be challenging. Do photography and illustration convey the same things to children? How do children interpret these different media? What role does the imagination play in how they understand reality?</p><p>With:</p><p>Myriam Dahman,children's author and project manager for development awareness and education at Agence Française de Développement<br/>Belgian-Moroccan author Myriam Dahman is a writer for young people and also works to raise awareness of development and environmental issues. She is a regular contributor to children's philosophy magazine Philéas et Autobule.</p><p>Laurence Le Guen, Doctor in French literature, associate researcher at the Cellam laboratory of the Université de Rennes 2 and the University of Leuven, and literature teacher in Loire-Atlantique.<br/>Laurence Le Guen is a doctor of French literature, and associate researcher at the Cellam laboratory of the Université de Rennes 2 and the University of Leuven. She coordinates a website on children’s photo literature called Miniphlit | Photolittérature pour la jeunesse (hypotheses.org).</p><p>Galia Tapiero, anthropologist, editorial and artistic director, publisher<br/>Children's author Galia Tapiero has always had a passion for dictionaries, encyclopaedias, documentaries, objects that tell stories, and journeys that inspire. In 2007, she embarked on a new adventure when she set up Kilowatt éditions, a publishing house that uses a complementary text-illustration approach to help children as they grow and encourages them to ask questions to better understand the world they live in.</p><p> </p>")
_video-blind-competitors-try-to-qualify-for-parapan-american-games.webp "Rosarito Beach. Some are older than 50, others barely past adolescence, all pushing themselves to their physical and emotional limits. And all blind.A total of 300 athletes from across Mexico, supported by 80 guides, competed over the weekend in the National Championship for the Blind and Visually Impaired held in this beachs city sports training center.The best 21 teams qualified for the Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, the most important sports competition for disabled athletes in the American continent, to be held in November, parallel to the Pan American Games.Ramiro Celaya, 52, a member of Baja Californias shot put and discus team, said he likes to competebut participates in tournaments for another reason.We want to tell the community, particularly parents, that if you have a child with a disability dont just keep them home, gaining weight, he said. There are so many sports and they can practice one.The tournament also reminds officials take disabled people into account, others said.Its a way for the people to find out how to help a disabled family member or neighbor, added Fernando Ruiz, 39, from Querétaro state, who competes in the javelin throw.For three days the athletes competed in track and field events, such as the 100, 200, 400, 800, 1,500 and 5,000 meters race. The blind athletes tied themselves to their guides and sped off at the opening bell.Tania Jiménez, 28, from Mexicali, won first and second place in the 100 and 200 meters races, respectively, and placed first in the shot put and discus.Shes the president of State Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired. In January, she won fourth in the shot put at the World Championships in New Zealand.She said she lost her sight ten years ago in an accident and began to practice sports as a form of therapy.First she practiced golbol, a game similar to bowling in which visually impaired players try to throw the ball in the opponents goal. Her team won the national championship three times.Now, shes focused on track and field.Many people who are disabled shut themselves in because they are afraid or are embarrassed. I think sports can make you think differently, can give you strength, Jiménez said. At least thats what happened to me.She had the best showing at the tournament, winning four medals, including two gold ones. She placed first in the 100 meters and the discus, second in the 200 meters and third in the shot put.Other athletes who qualified for the Parapan American Games included Maribel Peña, Mónica Rodríguez and Diana Coraza, all in the 400 meters; Peña also qualified in the 800 meters along with Sandra Trujillo, while Tania Cuellar qualified in the 1,500 meters.We want to show that our sport is not easy, that it requires a lot of preparation, said singer Crystal (Díaz Romero). Were trying to raise awareness of that.No stranger to these competitions, she won a bronze medal in the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona. The weekend tournament bears the name of the singer, whose foundation encourages blind people to develop through sports.The next stop for these extraordinary athletes will be in November, when they compete against the best in this continent.Omar.millan@sandiegored.com")
_kris-jenner-has-paid-tribute-to-her-39babydoll39-daughter-kourtney-kardashian-on-her-45th-birthday.webp "In a caption alongside a set of images showing the reality TV star from childhood to adulthood, Kris Jenner paid tribute to her “babydoll” daughter Kourtney Kardashian on her 45th birthday.")
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