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The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Kicks Off Childhood Cancer Awareness Month With 30 Days, 1 Cause, a New Campaign to Advocate for Pediatric Cancer Research Funding

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Download image PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia kicks off Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with a new campaign called 30 Days, 1 Cause...

Published Thu, Sep 01 2011 8:49 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Flood victims still in the dark, stuck in mud

By Scott Malone LUDLOW, Vermont | Thu Sep 1, 2011 6:55pm EDT LUDLOW, Vermont (Reuters) – Residents of several Northeast states approached the Labor Day holiday weekend mired in mud and stuck in the dark on Thursday nearly a week after Hurricane...

Published Thu, Sep 01 2011 8:50 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Los hijos de inmigrantes latinos están más propensos al hambre y a la malnutrición

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Published Fri, Sep 02 2011 8:50 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Green Day singer ejected from flight over pants

LOS ANGELES | Fri Sep 2, 2011 9:32pm EDT LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Green Day rocker Billie Joe Armstrong has complained that he was booted from a Southwest Airlines flight in Oakland, California, because of the way he wore his pants. Armstrong...

Published Sat, Sep 03 2011 2:53 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Muscat, Oman

By Martina Fuchs MUSCAT | Fri Sep 2, 2011 12:19pm EDT MUSCAT (Reuters) – The capital of the sultanate of Oman stands in stark contrast to the nearby glitzy trade and business hub of Dubai with no high-rise buildings to obscure the beauty of...

Published Sat, Sep 03 2011 8:53 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Belgian beer weekend fetes specialty brews

By Johanna Somers BRUSSELS | Thu Sep 1, 2011 12:24pm EDT BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Microbreweries have rapidly gained popularity in recent years across the globe, but Belgium has been producing specialty and strong beers for centuries. While the...

Published Sun, Sep 04 2011 2:54 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Passionate Pittsburgh Bid Wins One Young World Summit 2012

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> ZURICH, Sept. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ –Pittsburgh has been crowned as the new host city for One Young World Summit 2012 after delivering a bid of “unparalleled passion”. David Jones and Kate...

Published Sun, Sep 04 2011 8:58 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Al Pacino honored in Venice, presents new film

By Mike Collett-White VENICE, Italy | Sun Sep 4, 2011 12:29pm EDT VENICE, Italy (Reuters) – Hollywood veteran Al Pacino is honoured by the Venice film festival on Sunday with a special prize and the presentation of his latest directorial project...

Published Mon, Sep 05 2011 3:06 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Making Memories in the Kitchen

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Download image Download image NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Think back to the first thing you remember baking. If you were a child, you were probably baking with a family member, many...

Published Mon, Sep 05 2011 9:07 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Children to Learn From Oscar’s Big Miracle

Xlibris, the print-on-demand self-publishing services provider, announced today the release of Oscar’s Big Miracle. Authored by Patricia Patterson, this vibrantly illustrated picture book will bring unforgettable fun and valuable lessons to the little...

Published Mon, Sep 05 2011 11:54 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, little girl, miracle, book exhibit, interested parties, self publishing, little ones, safe harbor, trust in god, thirty years, trust god, safe life, deep blue sea, publishing services, picture book, pennsylvania library association, services provider, voice of truth, believer, boys and girls, print on demand
Eddie Murphy high on list to host Oscars: report

NEW YORK | Mon Sep 5, 2011 5:49am EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) – Comedian Eddie Murphy is on an Oscar producer’s shortlist to host the Academy Awards in February, showbusiness website Deadline reported. A meeting is scheduled for this coming...

Published Tue, Sep 06 2011 3:08 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Hyundai Hope on Wheels 5K Race & Walk Draws Nearly 1,000 Participants to Benefit Childhood Cancer Research

body .displaytickersn{ *float:left } ]]> Ultramarathonner Jenn Shelton and Hyundai CEO led race, while local children battling cancer were recognized in special Handprint Ceremony Download image Download image RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif., Sept...

Published Tue, Sep 06 2011 9:09 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, kids, children
Charleston’s Husk restaurant celebrates farm-to-table purity

By Harriet McLeod CHARLESTON, South Carolina | Tue Sep 6, 2011 10:43pm EDT CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Reuters) – Contrary to popular notions, not every southern cook relies on the deep-fat fryer. At Charleston, South Carolina’s Husk...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 3:10 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Community Life, lifestyle, living, people
Doctor’s trial may avoid Michael Jackson’s past

By Alex Dobuzinskis LOS ANGELES | Tue Sep 6, 2011 3:55pm EDT LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Michael Jackson’s former doctor faces a tough challenge clearing himself of involuntary manslaughter charges in the pop star’s death as his trial...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 3:10 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, News, kids, child development, training
Proven Working Memory Training Program Launches for U.S. Schools

As our country’s 55 million school-aged kids head back to the classroom this fall, many are facing learning challenges, struggling to grasp what they are being taught, and others exhibit behavioral problems that challenge their teachers and make it difficult...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 8:57 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, education, memory training, clinicians, launch, academic researchers, classroom activities, cognition, working memory, memory capacity, socialization, cognitive function, computer training program, private practice, developmental psychologist, brain sciences unit, pilot schools, based computer, joni, memory skills, cogmed, academic performance

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The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Kicks Off Childhood Cancer Awareness Month With 30 Days, 1 Cause, a New Campaign to Advocate for Pediatric Cancer Research Funding

Flood victims still in the dark, stuck in mud

Los hijos de inmigrantes latinos están más propensos al hambre y a la malnutrición

Green Day singer ejected from flight over pants

Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Muscat, Oman

Belgian beer weekend fetes specialty brews

Passionate Pittsburgh Bid Wins One Young World Summit 2012

Al Pacino honored in Venice, presents new film

Making Memories in the Kitchen

Children to Learn From Oscar’s Big Miracle

Eddie Murphy high on list to host Oscars: report

Hyundai Hope on Wheels 5K Race & Walk Draws Nearly 1,000 Participants to Benefit Childhood Cancer Research

Charleston’s Husk restaurant celebrates farm-to-table purity

Doctor’s trial may avoid Michael Jackson’s past

Proven Working Memory Training Program Launches for U.S. Schools