CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. After hurtling hundreds of millions of miles through space since last summer, three robotic explorers are ready to hit the brakes at Mars. The stakes and anxiety are sky high. MFI’s planning meetings for Rhythm and Booms are progressing with city, county, DNR and Coast Guard staff. They are in the midst of the permit process through Street Use, County No Wake ordinance, ALRC etcI have asked CNI and MNA to jointly sponsor a neighborhood meeting. Stay tuned for future detailsA resolution has been introduced to close the Olin boat launch.

As Jean Luc M strides on to the stage in Besan he bellows the battle cry for generations of political street fighters. The Front de Gauche presidential candidate is difficult to ignore. At the pulpit, he gesticulates wildly, jabs his finger violently as if to spear some futile right wing argument; he pauses, jokes, glares..

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Highlights this week: The Board of Estimates reviews several TIF related items on Monday. They will also take up the resolution to reimburse Chief Koval’s legal fees after the PFC recommended to dismiss the charges against him. The PFC found one instance of violation of MPD’s standards of conduct but felt they only had ‘extraordinary’ remedies available to them suspension, demotion, or discharge and determined that the incident did not warrant any of those actions.

Britain has given at least one shot to about 15% of its population, compared to some 3% in the bloc. This is not only a matter of pride: The EU has already lost more than 470,000 people out of 450 million to the pandemic, and uncounted others who were not tested before they died. Diane Wanten, from Alken, Belgium, survived a bout with COVID 19 that put her in intensive care last spring.

And Netherlands, people are largely driven by pursuits that benefit themselves. They’re expected to seek personal recognition and boost their own social or financial status.In more collectivist societies, such as South Korea and Chile, high value is placed on the well being of the larger group typically their family, but also their workplace or country.We found that the way parents discipline their children is strongly influenced by these social values, and likely serves to perpetuate these values from one generation to the next.For example, compared to parents in individualist cultures, collectivist parents are much more likely, when reprimanding their kids, to direct them to “think about” their misbehavior, and how it might negatively impact those around them.This seems to promote group harmony and prepare a child to thrive in a collectivist society. At the same time, if you’re constantly being told to think about how your actions impact others, you might also be more likely to feel anxiety, guilt and shame.Indeed, we’ve found that kids in collectivist cultures tend to express higher levels of sadness, fear and discomfort than children growing up in individualist societies.Free to pursue happiness?A second set of values we studied was indulgence versus restraint.These values seem to be connected to a specific set of parenting goals.In particular, parents in indulgent societies tend to emphasize the importance of developing self esteem and independence.