In more than 350 playgrounds, safety surfaces were damaged, and in 149 playgrounds, benches were broken.
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You can also create your own playgrounds based on the templates, create a blank playground, or open playgrounds in Xcode.
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These "adventure playgrounds" contrasted to the sort of holding-pen playgrounds of the 220th century that arose with the social reform movement.
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As she notes in the book, these adventure playgrounds are now disappearing or transforming, a fate common to mid-century playgrounds around the world.
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The most extreme departure from safety-first design is "adventure playgrounds," which originated in World War II Denmark, where bomb sites became impromptu playgrounds.
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Today, looking at this article, I find playgrounds in Europe are changing what we used to know as playgrounds into ones that have high risk factors.
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When they first asked Nycha officials to submit a list of all the playgrounds the agency managed, for example, Nycha submitted a list of only seven playgrounds, the report said.
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Unlike conventional playgrounds, adventure playgrounds, which date to the 1940s, require only scavenged junk, some adults to look on and a fence — as much to keep parents out as to keep materials in.
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School playgrounds during recess, safe public playgrounds and children's museums allow kids from diverse backgrounds to negotiate, cooperate and better understand one another, fostering the development of better citizens for a robust democracy.
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Neat gardens, immaculate playgrounds and smart balconies greet visitors today.
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It wasn't long before he went from playgrounds to stadiums.
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In this context, then, Swift Playgrounds is all about accessibility.
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On Tuesday, Apple drops Swift Playgrounds in the app store.
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In Mr Saviano's Naples, not even the playgrounds are safe.
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" She added, "You figure out where the enclosed playgrounds are.
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I found myself really getting into the Swift Playgrounds lessons.
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In local playgrounds children as young as 13 smoked pot.
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But now Astrid calmly plays with other children at playgrounds.
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The swollen waters have spilled out into fields and playgrounds.
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Some kidnapped children from preschools, churches, and playgrounds for her.
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How about fewer parking lots and more parks and playgrounds?
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Since the Playgrounds launch, Apple has partnered with a number of educational institutions around the country to get Swift built into introductory computer science curriculums and to make its Playgrounds app a fixture in classrooms.
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Surrounding playgrounds, gazebos and sports fields were completely submerged, she said.
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Everywhere in Anniston, worried parents shoo children from parks and playgrounds.
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Today overgrown grass has invaded the playgrounds of oil worker compounds.
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I've been in enough playgrounds to know kids can be mean.
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The Playgrounds app teaches basic programming concepts like loops and conditionals.
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The company's iPad devices host Swift Playgrounds, a code education platform.
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Also, I think Paris is great with its playgrounds and museums.
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Block9 is one of the greatest club playgrounds in the world.
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Art fairs come across as soulless playgrounds, comparable to shopping malls.
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Our states are burning up, our beautiful backyard 'playgrounds' are disappearing.
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In the 193s, the Sassi became playgrounds for Matera's errant youth.
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"Nycha is committed to improving its oversight of playgrounds," he wrote.
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Elsewhere in Britain, educators are trying to make playgrounds more dangerous.
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His youthful playgrounds were adobe dwellings in varying states of decay.
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Better playgrounds would definitely give screens a run for their money.
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Yet there is a recent revival of interest in art playgrounds.
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Denver is closing its playgrounds but is not closing its park.
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Many can't go to playgrounds, see friends, or visit grandparents anymore.
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In Wilmington they share their backyards and playgrounds with oil wells.
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"Swift Playgrounds turns learning code into a game," Mr. Frakes said.
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His games Katamari Damacy and Noby Noby Boy function as playgrounds.
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The company says Playgrounds has amassed 1 million unique users since launch.
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Root can work with third-party programming apps like Apples Swift Playgrounds.
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Dripping with opulence, they were the summer playgrounds of yesterday's super rich.
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Last year, I tried learning code with Apple's Swift Playgrounds iPad app.
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Swastikas have been found spray-painted on churches, playgrounds, and college walls.
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For instance, here's what writing for ARKit in Swift Playgrounds looks like.
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This isn't the first time kids have helped create more inclusive playgrounds.
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I did see some playgrounds and quite a few children in town.
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The city advises against playdates for children or taking them to playgrounds.
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In fact, auditors, through site inspections, found the agency manages 788 playgrounds.
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"The best playgrounds look dangerous but are completely safe," Ms. Talarowski said.
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They also require things like decent transit, parks, stores, playgrounds and libraries.
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Schools have already closed across Spain, as have cinemas, theaters and playgrounds.
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But in creating playgrounds, they enabled parents to better monitor their children.
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In 2015, the state allocated $100 million for playgrounds, security and appliances.
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Communal places within parks, such as playgrounds, sports courts and outdoor gyms.
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Between 1934 and 1960, seesaws were installed on more than 600 playgrounds.
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Trees planted when the buildings went up now shade benches and playgrounds.
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The history of New York City playgrounds is intertwined with the seesaw.
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Following Irma, the ships went from being floating playgrounds to rescue vessels.
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Kito Fujio's photo books documenting Japanese playgrounds are available through his website.
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There are no playgrounds, no tourists, no lakes, and certainly no swans.
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The Kremlin's military playgrounds, real and potential, feel a long way from Paris.
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They will strike hardest at the playgrounds on which the region's prosperity depends.
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In the past, British royals have treated the colonies as their personal playgrounds.
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We lost thousands of pounds of food, materials, fences, the office, the playgrounds.
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They are often criticised as architectural playgrounds that ignore the needs of residents.
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Apple said on Tuesday that Swift Playgrounds would be available in Simplified Chinese.
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Swift Playgrounds was also released in Japanese, French, German and Latin American Spanish.
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Inclusive, or adaptive, playgrounds are meticulously designed to accommodate children of all abilities.
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Others have built playgrounds on their roofs to increase space for school buildings.
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Playgrounds have all the excitement designed out of them to make them safe.
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And for a short time, he confidently strides the neighborhood streets and playgrounds.
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What began in parks and playgrounds now extends into other arenas of organizing.
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Both have playgrounds, ball fields and courts and bike trails, among other facilities.
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The recreational facilities include playgrounds, a baseball field and basketball and handball courts.
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These playgrounds can relieve boredom for your pet and increase their activity level.
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Inspiration Island has five splash pad playgrounds, one of them with warm water.
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It creates environments where people can walk and where children can find playgrounds.
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Mayor Breed announced all city playgrounds would close to further encourage social distancing.
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But avoid playgrounds, where germs can lurk on slides and swings, she says.
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In public, his meltdowns drew unwanted attention on playgrounds and in grocery stores.
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KATHY Bullies are not confined to playgrounds (or episodes of "13 Reasons Why").
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The playgrounds' use of repetition and grids taught her a vocabulary, she said.
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About three decades later, the adventure playgrounds faced a new challenge: safety regulations.
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New York is a city rife with basketball history, particularly on the playgrounds.
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In July, Apple released Swift Playgrounds, an iPad app that teaches children to code.
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There aren't many open spaces left online, and there aren't too many playgrounds left.
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North Korean playgrounds often have replica rockets, tanks, or other types of military equipment.
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Innopolis has comfortable town houses, playgrounds with Wi-Fi and a large swimming pool.
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As you'd expect, Swift Playgrounds is fully compatible with VoiceOver and even Switch Control.
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Swift Playgrounds would let me go as far as I wanted with the code.
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Many states also passed laws keeping such criminals away from schools, playgrounds and parks.
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All lesser virtual, creative playgrounds are doomed to be overshadowed by this pixellated silhouette.
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Container-sized housing units have been assembled into gaily painted complexes surrounded by playgrounds.
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But now they get a solid, ultra newbie-friendly coding platform in Swift Playgrounds.
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They shared a lot of movies together and playgrounds and things of that nature.
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Yet Jacquette's visual narrative emphasizes the lasting creativity encouraged by engaging with these playgrounds.
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It is in between the richest people's playgrounds in London — Sloane Square and Knightsbridge.
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All devices will connect to the iPad and Swift Playgrounds via a Bluetooth connection.
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Aesthetically, Swift Playgrounds is a whole lot prettier than those old coding books, too.
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I've seen Israeli children in Sderot whose playgrounds had been hit by Katyusha rockets.
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Just think of students comparing their grit scores on playgrounds across the United States.
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The community network tapped leadership from local residents, who built playgrounds and revamped parks.
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" City Councilman Chaim Deutsch (D) tweeted Monday: "Are swastikas in playgrounds the new normal?
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Playgrounds are both public and hidden, and, rather strangely, of zero mainstream commercial interest.
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Children didn't go and play on the swings; they didn't go to the playgrounds.
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Winter was a purist, emphasizing fundamentals in place of individual moves honed on playgrounds.
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Later that decade, schools, playgrounds, parks and beaches became the sites of racial conflict.
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Countless playgrounds in different cities have rockets, like this one, above left, in Kiev.
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I saw countless bare butts getting spanked in playgrounds and parks — a humiliation perfected.
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She avoids playgrounds with more than one entrance and must tends the exit closely.
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Firefighters built 214 playgrounds dedicated to the victims in towns ravaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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Now, Hunter's Point South Park has arrived with 11 acres of playgrounds and promenades.
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Parks and playgrounds have also been closed and non-essential inter-city travel banned.
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I see you in all the infants and toddlers in the parks and playgrounds.
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In Barcelona, cars are pushed to the outskirts to turn some intersections into playgrounds.
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We scope out playgrounds and children's classes, make some friends, set up play dates.
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Mongolian schools, universities and playgrounds will be also closed until March 2, it added.
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Lots of non-scheduled physical activity is great, too, such as playing in playgrounds.
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Other city playgrounds have experimented with spring rockers, which move up and down slightly.
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The swamps, natural playgrounds, were a respite from the bullying he faced at school.
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Locals have converted farms to tourist playgrounds and started jungle hiking and boating excursions.
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Some public school playgrounds will also be renovated, and made open to the public.
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I've got about four playgrounds within walking distance that we tend to visit frequently.
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St. Vartan Park, which stretches from First to Second Avenues, has playgrounds and courts.
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Swift Playgrounds is more approachable than older programming books But most importantly, Swift Playgrounds fits into Apple's proprietary business efforts as it has a vested interest in teaching kids to code in Swift; apps built in Swift only work on iOS devices.
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Alongside, authorities are widening roads, laying sewage pipes, and installing water taps, toilets and playgrounds.
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And I truly believe that you-did-it-first arguments should be restricted to playgrounds.
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Why not take our marbles to our own playgrounds and build great businesses and cultures?
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A little over a million people have used Swift Playgrounds since launch, Apple tells me.
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The Bolt also works with Apple's Swift Playgrounds program, hooking it into Apple's educational ecosystem.
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Jacquette also breaks down the playgrounds into diagrams, with details of their textures and interactions.
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"The possibilities of Playgrounds are enormous," says Wiley Hodges, a product marketing director at Apple.
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In the basement level is one of two "playgrounds" for Equinox's CrossFit-Style PGX classes.
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Every child is different, but in the United States, the sameness of playgrounds is striking.
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An article on June 5 about Berlin playgrounds misidentified the location of a local playground.
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Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam has made a climbing apparatus out of yarn for playgrounds in Japan.
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Apple expects computer science and programming teachers to expand upon what Playgrounds is already offering.
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M.C.'s "King of Rock," the backbeat to the New York City playgrounds that year.
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Same goes for parties held at indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks — those are best avoided.
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Children whiz by on scooters as they move between the playgrounds of Hudson River Park.
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Mr. Sorensen developed what he called "junk playgrounds" to help foster children's independence and creativity.
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There were children in New York, of course, but they seemed confined to the playgrounds.
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Microscopic eggs from Toxocara are shed in the animals' feces, contaminating yards, playgrounds and sandboxes.
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Besides playing indoors and on playgrounds, I strongly encourage play in backyards, parks and woods.
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Then it drove into his hometown, where the schools are closed and the playgrounds padlocked.
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Next he is designing playgrounds for young children for the newly elected mayor of Istanbul.
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Most effective are Ms. Smith's zine-like artist's book "Landscapes & Playgrounds" and painted wall text.
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I've actually been mistaken for a kid on playgrounds because of the way I behave.
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Kelp forests serve as nurseries for young fish and playgrounds for seals and sea otters.
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Its playgrounds and ball fields have replaced patches that were once strewn with crack vials.
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He built 658 playgrounds in New York City, 416 miles of parkways and 13 bridges.
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The case concerns a Missouri program that helps schools use recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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A lifetime of arguing on playgrounds looked as if it might be his best case.
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Although none of the New York City playgrounds he started designing in the 1930s were realized — due in large part to Parks Commissioner Robert Moses who preferred his own repeating metal bar-based playgrounds — Noguchi's concepts of sculptural environments influenced later figures like Richard Dattner.
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From high in one tower, swimming pools and children's playgrounds could be seen on other roofs.
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Growing up in Vancouver, it's one of the most remarkable natural playgrounds you'll ever be in.
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But it's called a "playground" for a reason: you can't make an app with Swift Playgrounds.
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We once ran after antelopes on the savannah, and we now run around playgrounds as kids.
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Swift Playgrounds, by the way, was a project that also aimed to teach kids to code.
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Because head lice spread so easily in schools, playgrounds and daycares they are difficult to prevent.
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To an alarming extent, such cities are also playgrounds for the rich—and only the rich.
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Among the improvements the study recommends for Washington is creating more parkland, playgrounds and baseball diamonds.
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As Apple describes it, Playgrounds is pretty much a wide open sandbox for coding on iOS.
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Schools where voting took place were in poor condition, with cracked paint and bare-bones playgrounds.
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Founders are attacking new markets outside the traditional tech playgrounds of internet advertising and e-commerce.
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Lucky for my two, each of our key playgrounds has a great ice cream shop nearby.
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Swift Playgrounds was first introduced in 2016 as a new tool for teaching kids to code.
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Among the measures: • Dallas said it was closing playgrounds, golf courses and tennis centers after Tuesday.
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It has since been overtaken by the market, along with our playgrounds and the orange orchards.
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The playgrounds these kids are exposed to look like prisons or some sort of war camp.
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She favors more flexible guidelines, arguing that playgrounds don't have to be boring to be safe.
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Vendors can bid on five-year contracts for one of 18 sites in parks or playgrounds.
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All nonessential public buildings and places are closed, ranging from libraries to churches, gyms and playgrounds.
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Swiss chard and playgrounds County residents are trying to make healthier food and exercise more accessible.
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But federal safety guidelines for playgrounds, which were created in 19903, began to limit their use.
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They recommend that schools keep gyms and playgrounds open after-school, for mixed-age free-play.
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His Wikipedia page was barely two paragraphs long and made no mention of playgrounds at all.
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During those years, purple and gold was ever-present on freeway ramps, playgrounds and city walls.
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People nodding out, buying drugs on playgrounds, smoking heroin on the side of a busy road.
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Folks like: Some of these teams had already started tapping into Swift Playgrounds on their own, with Apple having opened Playgrounds content creation to third party developers from the beginning — the aforementioned Wonder Workshop, for example, has been offering Swift Playground lessons for a few months now.
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I do wish there had been a wider array of playgrounds for all of your shooty-shooty.
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They are the ones who we rely on to keep our neighborhoods, and playgrounds, and schools safe.
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Anyone, of any age, who has an interest in software development can benefit from using Swift Playgrounds.
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Swift Playgrounds is Apple's attempt to bring coding, at least on a basic level, to the masses.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's son Saint may need to stick to paved playgrounds from now on.
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Apple's found a fair bit of success with Swift Playgrounds since launching it last year at WWDC.
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Apple today announced that its education programming iPad app, Swift Playgrounds, will soon support robots and drones.
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Swift Playgrounds has been a significant part of Apple's educational efforts over the past couple of years.
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" He went on to say that "it is time taxpayers quit subsidizing protest on big boy playgrounds.
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It also released Swift Playgrounds in early June, an app that teaches Swift through games and puzzles.
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He has discovered baggies in parks, near bars and nightclubs, and even next to schools and playgrounds.
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You can see it in action below: This is iPad's gestural keyboard (similar to Playgrounds' programmer one).
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The Swift Playgrounds fantasy of what ARKit is like is closer to an ad than a tutorial.
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That was the level of talent coming off the playgrounds and out of the gyms in Memphis.
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She then suggested that public spaces such as playgrounds and housing estate void decks be fenced off.
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Swift Playgrounds is an app, only available on iPads, that helps kids learn to code through games.
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Apple announced its Swift Playgrounds app at WWDC yesterday, which will teach kids to code in Swift.
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They can limit the burning of trash inside communities and prohibit building factories near schools and playgrounds.
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It has an outdoor running track, ball fields, playgrounds and a recreation center with an indoor pool.
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The Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment provides an overview of Berlin playgrounds, in English.
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The playgrounds of Pakistan have fallen silent for the moment as the country buries its dead children.
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Children congregate at playgrounds that dot the neighborhood, such as Rosemary's Playground, which also has basketball courts.
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Olaf Rauh: Playgrounds continues at Galerie Richard (121 Orchard Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through August 4.
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New York City playgrounds, including this one in the vast and sprawling Central Park, have emptied, too.
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All nonessential public buildings and places are closed, ranging from libraries to churches, outdoor gyms and playgrounds.
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Authorities have closed restaurants, bars, shops, playgrounds, schools, shopping malls, universities and gyms to stem its spread.
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They loved the gelato in Italy and found parks and playgrounds they happily tore through in Athens.
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Safe spaces and trigger warnings go hand in hand with "safe" playgrounds in this increasingly pampered society.
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LWCF also has supported the creation of thousands of parks, backcountry trails, playgrounds and other public spaces.
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And Mr. Betteridge mentioned other new markets and ideas with enthusiasm: rifle stocks, nursing home floors, playgrounds.
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Royal Caribbean International and Norwegian Cruise Line cruise ships went from being floating playgrounds to rescue vessels.
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The case arose from a program in Missouri that helps schools use recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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They know their children are not safe from bullies chanting "Build the wall!" at schools or playgrounds.
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The playgrounds gave her a way of working that she recognized only as she completed the book.
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They are the ones who we rely on to keep our neighborhoods and playgrounds and schools safe.
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It also created a free iPad app, called Swift Playgrounds, that introduces students to writing computer code.
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In her illustrations, triangular forms abut curved lines to create kinetic configurations reminiscent of Isamu Noguchi's playgrounds.
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Pauley addresses whether excluding churches from secular state aid programs — like refurbishing playgrounds — violates the First Amendment.
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Parks and playgrounds abound, museums offer shelter on drizzly days and the restaurant scene is diverse and exciting.
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Members of Apple's Accessibility team walked students through controlling drones and robots in Swift Playgrounds on an iPad.
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Swift Playgrounds also launched at the same time as Apple's K-12 Everybody Can Code educational curriculum materials.
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The Mayor of Kenner is trying to ban all Nike apparel and equipment from children's sports and playgrounds.
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And he will not be allowed to live within 1,000 feet of schools or playgrounds, the sheriff said.
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Around 240m people relieve themselves in playgrounds, behind trees, by roadsides, and on railway tracks and river banks.
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The most democratic and accessible social infrastructure are classic public goods, such as libraries, schools, parks, and playgrounds.
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The entire map has been constructed to give you playgrounds to improve your skills across various specific areas.
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We started off DJing in the playgrounds, then went onto rent out halls, and clubs that'd have us.
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Psychonauts is equally comfortable playing with psychedelic playgrounds and sad, lonely spaces, and it does so with finesse.
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Several playgrounds built in the 1960s in Manhattan, including popular spaces in Central Park, incorporated adventure play ideas.
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What I discovered along the way — in classrooms, playgrounds, cafés and online — was always entertaining and often unexpected.
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Kid-friendly cities have plenty of parks and playgrounds to make up for the lack of open spaces.
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"By the way, chain-link fences are around playgrounds all over America, all over North Dakota," Kramer said.
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It introduced a new, easier-to-learn coding language for developing apps, Swift, and coding environment, Swift Playgrounds.
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Public space in Germany is not held hostage by liability lawsuits; Berlin playgrounds are not designed by lawyers.
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A couple of my favorite playgrounds have their own websites: The adventure playground in Prenzlauer Berg: Kolle37.de.
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Ancient Egypt's architecture and mythology give video games in particular a lot to draw upon for those playgrounds.
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Burkhalter says that the design of playgrounds always occurred in response to a social, economic and political situations.
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Their son enjoys the park's Hippo and Dinosaur Playgrounds, while their daughter bicycles with her father on weekends.
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To him, the cities represent different routes to the same end of creating urban playgrounds for the rich.
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Authorities have closed restaurants, bars, shops, playgrounds, schools, universities and gyms to stem the spread of the virus.
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Residents will no longer be able to frequent playgrounds, dog parks, public picnic areas, or other recreational areas.
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Today, the estate is tidy and quiet, dotted with inner courtyards, tiny playgrounds and signs prohibiting ball games.
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The 50 water fountains run by the department will soon be de-grimed and turned back on. Playgrounds.
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They built underground schools, hospitals and playgrounds; distributed food; and organized a local council of rebels and civilians.
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Those who play on playgrounds owned by religious groups are just as deserving of safe spaces as those who play on playgrounds owned by the non-religious, especially when you consider that, in Trinity's case, 90 percent of the neighborhood children who use the playground don't even attend the church.
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Messenger Kids isn't perfect by any means, but it's a step up from predator playgrounds like Kik, for example.
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We head to a park nearby (think hiking trails, not playgrounds) and go in search of a sledding hill.
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He prowls amusement parks in the wee hours, when still rides, vacant playgrounds, and forgotten machinery are their spookiest.
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We were always hushed, the rustle of fabric amplified against the silence of empty houses or playgrounds at night.
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NBA Playgrounds will cost $19.99 when it releases in May on the Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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Ballfields, playgrounds, and farmland had flooded from the melting snow, which was now gathered about in grimy, dwindling mounds.
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The implications of a ruling in Trinity Lutheran would extend well beyond who gets state grants for rubbery playgrounds.
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The parks, pools and playgrounds in Celebration belong to the residents' association and are off-limits to non-residents.
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Users of Dash and Dot can ccess a Wonder Workshop "Playbook" when they open Swift Playgrounds on their iPads.
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He will not be allowed to live within 1,000 feet of schools or playgrounds, Sheriff Fischer said last week.
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The release of Swift Playgrounds in Simplified Chinese came on the heels of CEO Tim Cook's visit to China.
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But privacy watchers fear AR could become a tool that makes urban spaces playgrounds for corporations and financial gain.
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To date, Navy contractors have uncovered 1,289 low-level radioactive items under the streets and sidewalks, playgrounds and yards.
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Riverside Park this far north is slowly feeling the beneficence of city dollars, as playgrounds and paths are rehabilitated.
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Another 35 schools are expected to start transforming their playgrounds soon in Aleppo and in rural areas around Damascus.
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He has demeaned the presidency by engaging in name calling that is simply out of bounds on most playgrounds.
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Their goal: to blur the line between physical and digital playgrounds to create a new world of social amusement.
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Pauley This case centers on a Missouri program that gives schools money to buy recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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The children spend hours at the playgrounds of the surrounding housing projects, where a subtle hierarchy is at work.
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But kids need to get outside, and open-air playgrounds are less risky than indoor alternatives, Dr. Hotez said.
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So there are few people or cars in the streets, and few kids outside (schools and playgrounds are closed).
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Under Mr. Johnson's proposal, parks would remain open, but playgrounds, athletic fields and tennis and basketball courts would close.
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Exceptions are occasionally made: when school is in session, for example, spray showers at adjacent playgrounds will remain off.
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But schools, offices, restaurants, bars, places of worship and even playgrounds were shut as part of the unprecedented lockdown.
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At the time, the chain had shut down its playgrounds but was allowing customers to dine in at locations.
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Murders on playgrounds climbed to 12, from three the year before, and also rose in dwellings and in vehicles.
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Stover was also involved in efforts to preserve Central Park and develop more parks and playgrounds in poor neighborhoods.
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"He single-handedly caused many families to fear their neighbors and their parks and their playgrounds," Ms. Illuzzi said.
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The acquired land becomes an absorbent creekside buffer, much of it serving as parks with playgrounds and walking paths.
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In short, immigrant students and students of color are experiencing bias and bigotry in their classrooms, playgrounds and neighborhoods.
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"We're both from Brooklyn, we both grew up in the playgrounds there, we're both really competitive guys," Dunleavy said.
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We could stop fights in playgrounds because we rolled up with the image of being able to stop it anyway.
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If he does, he may not be greeted warmly by everyone he passes in playgrounds and communal gardens, said Sweeney.
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The needs, she said, are numerous: programs for the aging, playgrounds, schools, community centers, libraries and housing for homegrown artists.
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Apple's new iPad app Swift Playgrounds is popularizing the idea of learning to code on mobile devices, not desktop computers.
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I built a few playgrounds there because I wanted to inspire people that small acts of philanthropy could really work.
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Maybe I'm romanticizing that struggle to learn, and should be more grateful for slick new learning experiences like Swift Playgrounds.
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In June, Apple released an app called Swift Playgrounds to teach young learners how to code for the iOS platform.
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Apple today announced Swift Playgrounds for the iPad, a new project that aims to teach kids to code in Swift.
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When you first open it, Swift Playgrounds presents you with a number of basic coding lessons, as well as challenges.
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One of its most memorable missions sends its hero through the abandoned Chernobyl — beneath apartment complexes, through playgrounds, across gymnasiums.
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Without its national parks, "America The Beautiful" might be a song about polluted skies, dirty strip malls, and gated playgrounds.
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The researchers found that the amount of shade in playgrounds decreased as the number of children receiving subsidized lunches increased.
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They will be back for more on Sunday, back at Roland Garros, one of the tennis playgrounds they know best.
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In cities, outdoor playgrounds and parks replace backyards and cul-de-sacs for bike riding and pick-up hockey games.
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Parents may be surprised to find that toys, playgrounds and monkey bars accounted for such a small percentage of injuries.
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Playgrounds are full of children come rain or shine, even in winter, when the snowsuits are out in full force.
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In addition to the playgrounds mentioned in the article, our children love one on the south side of Victoria Park.
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At one of the playgrounds, there is a honeycomb-looking thing, and I can't take them to play there anymore.
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They complained residential services like laundromats and grocery stores, not to mention playgrounds, were overwhelmed by the influx of residents.
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Decay marched on: One of two playgrounds was turned into a parking lot for people working on the Queensboro Bridge.
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If that wasn't enough, the surrounding playgrounds incorporate elements of Native Central and South American cultures alongside Ancient Egyptian motifs.
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Days of scooters and playgrounds and painting and board games and lots of reminders to stop running in the house.
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Fortunately, Kito Fujio immortalized Japan's most beautiful playgrounds before they were replaced by beastly castles made of CE-certified plywood.
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Apple didn't say when Swift Playgrounds would add the AR module, or if it already had ahead of the event.
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Many people were shot in parks or playgrounds — at least dozens over the past few years, according to the Archive.
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Many residential developments offer small parks or playgrounds within walking distance, but require cars to get to bigger recreation areas.
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Verona Park is another popular summer destination, with playgrounds, a bocce court, paddle boats and a series of summer concerts.
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The experts I consulted advised against visiting indoor playgrounds and museums right now because they could harbor so many germs.
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Terrorists will always find playgrounds in which to teach one another their disgusting trade, whether we are there or not.
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The "Safer-at-Home" order calls for the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business.
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Some of these sites, still under remediation, contain fully occupied office buildings, others are in or near parks and playgrounds.
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Children get hurt on a regular playground so getting hurt on the British playgrounds will be a severely worse case.
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There are a handful of adventure playgrounds in the United States, but the idea has not yet gained traction here.
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Ms. Talarowski found that children were more physically active and remained in the British playgrounds longer than in American ones.
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The concern is upending family routines, leaving some parents of infants steering clear of public transit, playgrounds, malls and more.
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But current parents of babies have suddenly grown acutely aware, sharing information on playgrounds, in pediatricians' offices and on Facebook.
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But we did see roadside barbershops and portable Hindu temples and playgrounds with trash cans in the shape of strawberries.
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In Tokyo, children start riding the subway alone by first grade, and in Paris, they spend afternoons unaccompanied at playgrounds.
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"This idea that playgrounds are somehow different from other kinds of parkland — that's not the case in New York City."
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A survey of New York City playgrounds, presented at a medical conference last year, sampled 21 parks across the city.
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So yes, video games are today's virtual playgrounds, but like real-world play spaces, they are often best experienced together.
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In addition to the experience zones and public playgrounds, the house also includes Mini Chef, the world's first Lego restaurant.
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We then take James to the playground near us or to one of the playgrounds along the West Side Highway.
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A few steps away is the 55-acre Edward Vincent Jr. Park, with playgrounds, sports fields and a pool complex.
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The recently renovated municipal green spaces offer playgrounds, basketball courts, athletic fields, skateboard ramps and a gazebo for summer concerts.
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Barcelona has reorganized some streets into superblocks where intersections now serve as playgrounds and cars are pushed to the edges.
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In Libya, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan we find countries transformed into deadly playgrounds for competing powers, large and small.
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While bullying is a term often reserved for classrooms and playgrounds, it's now pervasive in every aspect of American life.
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If you want a lot of playgrounds in your neighborhood and other attractions, check out New York City or Chicago.
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The 3562-acre Town Park has two trails as well as playgrounds, ball fields, three swimming pools and other features.
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And that was made easier in A Hidden Life because we were shooting on farm sets that were like playgrounds.
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It created scores of community-run parks, playgrounds and gardens, as well as the city's first modern-era farmers' markets.
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She later voted for a bill that banned sex offenders from living close to schools, playgrounds, and child care centers.
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Became very successful, which is why you see skate parks and you see playgrounds made with that all over America.
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About 99 percent of New Yorkers live within a 10-minute walk of a public recreation area primarily because "there are so many playgrounds," a tribute, Mr. Benepe said, to the controversial "master builder" Robert Moses, under whose leadership park playgrounds increased from 100 in 1934 to 658 by 1960, and now number about 1,000.
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He advocated for the return of our landmarks: the park, the golf course and our playgrounds, along with our well-being.
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Public consumption of cannabis will be allowed as long as it's not in certain areas such as near schools, or playgrounds.
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The new Swift Playgrounds app for iPad deserves mention here because I think it best represents the abstract nature of accessibility.
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"The thought is we just have such clean living now" that kids are on computers and not in playgrounds, he said.
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The agency said parents had set up a network of playgrounds in basements so that children had a place to play.
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Of course, many people become pessimistic in the worst situations, but humans also have the strength to turn them into playgrounds.
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Given the popularity of success of the Mindstorms robotics series, it's a no-brainer that Apple got LEGO onboard for Playgrounds.
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If anything, her songs seem developed as playgrounds for her voice, which is often the centerpiece of any writing about her.
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Donald and Lisa Pliner have helped to build playgrounds across the United States, all of which feature a Babydoll springer ride.
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That's why, ostensibly, Apple's new, free code-training app Swift Playgrounds should be for me and much more agile-minded students.
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To be honest, I was stumped by this simple fact for a good 30 minutes and Swift Playgrounds didn't quite help.
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Now, through its work with Apple Education, Wonder Workshop's robots can also connect to and be programmed through Apple Swift Playgrounds.
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Apple will also offer coding classes based on the company's Swift Playgrounds app, as well as project-based sessions for kids.
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How else could so many sentient toys scurry so cavalierly around playgrounds and along highways, day and night, without anyone noticing?
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Rounding up that many people willing to spend their evenings hearing complaints about bins, dog poo and broken playgrounds is hard.
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The iOS 10 beta also ships with Swift Playgrounds, the "learn to code" app for kids Apple introduced at WWDC 2016.
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The developer preview of Swift Playgrounds is launching today, and the final version will ship with iOS 10 in the fall.
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Low income communities tend to have fewer street trees, fewer per capita square feet of park space, and less-safe playgrounds.
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Not only does Playgrounds help kids learn to code, but it teaches them Apple's new coding language, Swift, released in 2014.
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While organizations like Instituto Nueva Escuela connect volunteers with schools in need of people to help repair playgrounds and teach children.
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The Governors Island iteration will be less elaborate than many adventure playgrounds — no trees or tall structures, no playing with fire.
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Since 22019, the LWCF has supported more than 42,000 state and local parks, playgrounds, urban wildlife refuges, trails and open spaces.
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Parents looking for things for their children to do in the hot summer months should consider our city's nearly 1,27 playgrounds.
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Held every Thursday in playgrounds across the Bronx, the park jams are modeled after the legendary original throwdowns at the Center.
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The 50 fields will be built on an array of underused or rundown city property, including existing parks and school playgrounds.
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I don't hang around playgrounds, so why, at my age, should I be wandering around Burning Man shirtless, tripping on ecstasy?
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The industrial zone is now home to a mishmash of condo mid-rises and warehouse spaces repurposed as playgrounds for adults.
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There appeared to be one on every nearby block — parked in front of bakeries, playgrounds and up and down the boardwalk.
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There are also 18 designated parks and playgrounds with vendors — like Washington Market Park in Manhattan and McCarren Park in Brooklyn.
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Part Lewis Carroll, part Brothers Grimm, its eight and a half acres of playgrounds are geared to specific ages and abilities.
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We watch them at barber shops, playgrounds and dinner tables, and hear political opinions that seem prescient or misguided in retrospect.
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Beginning in the late 603s, parents were buffeted by warnings about hidden dangers on playgrounds and predators lurking in suburban neighborhoods.
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" All the same, galleries were "never" on the agenda for the young Allan: "I was taken to football matches and playgrounds.
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More recent development efforts have centered on creating urban playgrounds of restaurants, bars, entertainment and culture that will attract millennial workers.
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The public-housing complex in Copenhagen contains well-tended playgrounds full of cavorting children and their Somali- and Pakistani-Danish mothers.
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Look out your window at night, and you'll see a new crop of nocturnal loiterers at playgrounds and parks hunting Pokémon.
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They don't look fake, like the Astroturf-covered slopes one sees at new playgrounds, but like an exaggerated version of reality.
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Just as he once roamed playgrounds and gyms in search of pickup basketball games, Mr. Halpern hustled D.J. gigs around campus.
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Richard searched the taxi and then the park, scouring around the gardens, the playgrounds and a bronze statue of Peter Pan.
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The police were fearful of venturing into the complex, residents were afraid to use the streets, and the playgrounds were empty.
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This makes the growing transformation of America's major cities into mere playgrounds for childless professionals a deeply unfortunate turn of events.
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They can no longer devise softcore playgrounds for sultry, power-suit-sporting monsters like they could in the '80s and '90s.
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Westbrook's father, Russell Westbrook Jr., worked at a bread factory and played basketball in his free time on the local playgrounds.
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People squawked "crack is wack" on school playgrounds, imitating the now-infamous quote from her shaky Diane Sawyer interview in 2002.
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Recently, local kids have been using these vacant homes as their playgrounds, which for Moreno is yet another cause for concern.
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Under the new law, tobacco cannot be sold within 100 meters (330 feet) of schools, playgrounds or anywhere that children might gather.
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Lyla has been obsessed with the show for some time, emulating its obstacle course on chairs in their house and local playgrounds.
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French drone maker Parrot is also buying into Apple's new Playgrounds initiative, adding support for its Mambo, Rolling Spider, and Airborne drones.
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Sarona Market is a mixed-use development with a food hall, upscale retail, playgrounds, green space and residences on a central highway.
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The shabby banks will be transformed into a 25-mile promenade, divided into 11 sections with playgrounds, green spaces, and exercise machines.
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By integrating with Swift Playgrounds, Wonder Workshop is providing some new programming challenges to users of Dash and Dot, the CEO said.
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"Her practicing everyday on the playgrounds around our neighborhood has really given her the strength for this course," Gavin wrote on Facebook.
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The toys, the playgrounds, the World Famous Fries® — like every other kid in my neighborhood, I loved everything about these restaurants.
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YouTube is physically different, for one, appearing on phones in pockets and in playgrounds in a way a CRT TV never could.
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Maybe this is just my generational blindness: most professional programmers alive today obviously got their start before Swift Playgrounds was a thing.
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The order applies to all New York City-owned buildings and facilities, including government offices, public parks, playgrounds, museums and recreation centers.
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Hopefully, as more kids and adults raise awareness of this issue, parks and playgrounds all kids can use will become the norm.
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And the company's latest experiment takes that idea a step further: what if you could turn those maps into interactive, educational playgrounds?
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It's a lot like Apple's Swift Playgrounds, with simple programming tasks commanding a funny-looking blob to walk around on platform blocks.
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Ritzy apartment buildings and trendy hotels went up in formerly decaying areas like downtown and Hollywood, turning decrepit blocks into lavish playgrounds.
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There's also Yachting Playgrounds, with programs that cruise through the best of the Mediterranean: the Greek Isles, Balearic Islands, and French Riviera.
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It is painful to read about burial grounds that should be revered spaces but instead are covered by playgrounds and apartment complexes.
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The revenue benefited schools, parks, playgrounds and libraries in a move that inspired various cities around the nation to enact similar measures.
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When you think about it, playgrounds are child-breaking machines, which is probably why they're so standardized today: Safe, ugly, and boring.
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"There, we observe a shift towards play activities and instant adventure playgrounds set up by civic groups or neighborhood organizations," says Burkhalter.
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Earned Achievements count toward a player's Gamerscore, a publicly viewable tally that elevated bragging rights from local playgrounds to a global stage.
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Initiative 97 would ban oil and gas wells from being placed within 2,500 feet of homes, schools and "vulnerable areas" like playgrounds.
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In the 788 public playgrounds managed by the New York City Housing Authority, playground hazards are commonplace, an audit released Wednesday found.
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Osman tinkers his way into the works, then into so many suggestions of buildings, windows, tables, chairs, communities, playgrounds, what have you.
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Residents will no longer be able to access playgrounds, public picnic areas, or dog parks, and funerals must not exceed 10 people.
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Effective Immediately -ALL DPR FACILITIES including playgrounds, PARKS (dog parks), athletic fields, COURTS, & all other outdoor spaces are CLOSED until further notice.
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So a recent proposal by a Los Angeles City Council member to bar unaccompanied adults from children's playgrounds has struck a nerve.
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Squat, five-story banks of numbing gray Soviet apartment blocks gave way to cheerfully colored, 10-story buildings constructed around appealing playgrounds.
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The small land, located within Magic Kingdom, was home to meet-and-greet areas, character-themed rides, and playgrounds, among other attractions.
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Roell shares the same concern, saying privately-owned playgrounds and spaces that charge families to use them are popping up around Yangon.
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Mindfulness in the workplace has become increasingly common at massive corporations where offices double as adult playgrounds (or, like, very swanky dungeons).
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It romps through their playgrounds, attends their birthday parties, shows up in their classrooms and rides with them on their school buses.
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And we were: I stopped taking my kids to indoor playgrounds or crowded malls or delicious but densely packed neighborhood Beijing restaurants.
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Still, safety concerns persist in Morningside Park, where playgrounds and ball fields have replaced patches that were once littered with drug paraphernalia.
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In school hallways and on playgrounds, the more clips that swung from your keychains, backpacks, or belt loops, the cooler you were.
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Eventually that drive ended in a compromise, and the playgrounds were only modified, dialing down the adventure, perhaps, but satisfying city litigators.
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She is designing playgrounds, with equipment inspired by the shapes of elaborate Yoruba hairstyles to remedy the lack of public leisure spaces.
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When it comes to creating visual playgrounds for diners, Atlanta's king is Ford Fry, who opened four restaurants in the city last year.
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Recreational water -- mostly swimming pools, but also kiddie pools and water playgrounds -- were responsible for 156, more than a third of the cases.
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As Tim Cook said on stage, the sole purpose of Swift Playgrounds is to make coding accessible to everyone, particularly school-age children.
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The setting, a fictional California town called Paradise City, was inspired in part by the huge open playgrounds of action games like Crackdown.
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Cook today revealed that more than 100 schools and school districts have actually included Swift Playgrounds as part of their curriculum this fall.
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The "Hamburglar" swing set, "Mayor McCheese" roundabout, and "Chief Big Mac" jungle gym recreate the old playgrounds you used to find outside McDonald's.
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Swift Playgrounds is an iPad app that Apple built to teach people (not just kids, Apple notes whenever talking about it) to code.
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How it happens: The roundworms' eggs, carried by stray cats and dogs, are left in playgrounds and sand boxes via the animals' feces.
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She was a driving force behind accessibility on Apple's soon-to-be released Swift Playgrounds, an intro-to-coding program geared toward children.
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Others play in the piles of coal dust that has piled up next to a disused train car — dangerous and unhealthy playgrounds all.
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States and localities should require "buffer zones" around new and expanding facilities, ensuring that they are not built near homes, schools or playgrounds.
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Since then, the Israeli government has actively obscured many of these sites, replacing some, as Morris's photos show, with playgrounds and parking lots.
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"I wish Swift Playgrounds was around when I was first learning to code," said Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of Software Engineering.
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The biggest draw to Swift Playgrounds is that it's approachable compared to programming books that look like textbooks and read like technical manuals.
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"Playgrounds 2016," another show featuring interactive artworks by contemporary artists including Ernesto Neto and Rasheed Araeen, is also running at the museum. masp.art.
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In today's conflicts, both armed forces and non-state armed groups are fighting in populated civilian areas and targeting playgrounds, schools and hospitals.
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She noted the miniature golf course, playgrounds and water sprinklers, a vegetable garden and a pair of friendly goats named Rice and Beans.
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Thanks to Trump's actions, Americans risk inheriting a democracy where elections are playgrounds for foreign powers rather than an expression of citizens' wishes.
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They range from simple spigots in the corner of a Bronx housing project to elaborate water-drenched playgrounds with river views in Brooklyn.
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But the mother of all Berlin playgrounds is the Abenteuerlicher Bauspielplatz Kolle 063 in Prenzlauer Berg, hipster parents' central in former East Berlin.
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Within each superblock, streets and intersections will be largely closed to traffic and used as community spaces such as plazas, playgrounds and gardens.
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I thought of the models Mr. Blackburn had shown me, imagining a wave of water sweeping toxic waste into playgrounds, shops and houses.
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Not to mention, we've seen swastikas spray-painted on playgrounds, "white power" chants, and Muslim women wearing hijabs who have been forcefully grabbed.
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At its WWDC event, for example, the company debuted a new iPad app called Swift Playgrounds which teaches kids to code in Swift.
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At the start, Winnie positioned itself as a sort of Yelp for parents, where they could discover family-friendly restaurants, activities, and playgrounds.
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Visibly hazardous conditions that were judged to pose an imminent danger to children were found in 72 of the 549 playgrounds with problems.
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They risk becoming playgrounds for wealthy professionals, which can lead to resentment and social unrest of the sort popping up in San Francisco.
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The result has been a gradual sterilization of play, said Meghan Talarowski, an American landscape designer who has compared British and American playgrounds.
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And surprisingly, given the potential for risky play, there were fewer injuries in the London playgrounds than in those in the United States.
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The Department of Parks and Recreation has thoughtfully covered up the soil in the city's playgrounds so kids don't play in contaminated dirt.
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In the 1960s, the decade of autonomy and do-it-yourself, parents, children, and neighborhood groups began to take charge of playgrounds themselves.
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As Burkhalter argues in The Playground Project, playgrounds are a meeting point of both modernism and a distinctly 20th-century perspective on childhood.
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Some city residents have chafed at the restrictions, continuing to play sports in parks and to allow their children to interact on playgrounds.
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"There's a bit of disparagement going on here that's inappropriate and also attempts to disadvantage playgrounds, which are incredibly vital resources," she said.
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Andrew Cuomo said he plans to close some streets in the city and may close playgrounds and parks to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
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A nationwide lockdown strikes at the very roots of civilization — museums, theaters, cinemas, bookshops, schools, universities, libraries, playgrounds, are all out of bounds.
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Pretty awesome move from Brees who's already beloved in New Orleans for doing good work in the community ... like building all-inclusive playgrounds.
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We get along with each other: on the playgrounds, on the courts, on the football fields, everywhere, we get along with each other.
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This is most apparent on playgrounds, when parents and caregivers continue to hold on even when kids are so ready to push forward.
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Comer, where it said Missouri had violated the First Amendment by barring religious institutions from a state-funded program to make playgrounds safer.
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These codes were often hidden and mysterious, quickly becoming whispered about on playgrounds full of kids anxious to head home to their games.
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Ranging from elaborate fenced playgrounds and rolling fields to small inner-city runs, dog parks are among the fastest growing park amenities nationwide.
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My earliest memories of Salahuddin are of him yelling "boo!" at me from behind the cattle sheds and on the playgrounds of Gorali.
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Based on your knowledge and what you learned, do you think any of these languages are still spoken by children on local playgrounds?
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Then, starting in the late 1990s, visitors were encouraged to carry their own refuse out of playgrounds and heavily used lawns and meadows.
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Playgrounds are the true geography of hope, to steal from Wallace Stegner, for nothing is more renewing than innocence in a tiny package.
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Raibert has also said the machine is being beta tested at playgrounds in addition to construction sites, according to GeekWire editor Alan Boyle.
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"In the 1910s, outdoor playgrounds were as much for adults as for children, available at night for adults to work out," Solomon says.
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But most of those festivals are highly organized and expensive to attend, playgrounds for the young and well-heeled rather than the community.
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Running paths, basketball courts, playgrounds, and park spaces will make the structure a functional, enjoyable place when storms aren't threatening to drown the city.
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There are digital detox retreats: off-grid playgrounds where the habitually frazzled do downward dog in grassy fields and type letters on manual typewriters.
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And the sculptor, likewise, was interested throughout his career in making art that was an interactive microcosm, such as his playgrounds and industrial design.
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It's not just Shanghai Disneyland: Another 60 theme parks are in the pipeline, threatening the iconic Hong Kong playgrounds of Disneyland and Ocean Park.
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In the evening, when the group settles in for the night, the kids play in playgrounds or dart among the crowd, chasing one another.
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However, if I can get through to Beyond the Basics, Playgrounds will even let me write code that accesses the iPad's sensors and camera.
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The initiative has provided millions of children with new fields and playgrounds, he said, as well as educational tools to promote healthy eating habits.
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Now, shooting primarily over the Hamptons, Cully enjoys the view while he gets paid to capture the sprawling summer playgrounds of billionaires and celebrities.
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Sports are not just in our arenas and on our televisions, but everywhere—in our parks and playgrounds, and in the spaces in between.
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The stations are usually protected by nothing more than the same flimsy chain link fence and padlocks elementary schools use to protect their playgrounds.
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"The iPad was ideal [for Swift Playgrounds] because it gave us an environment not just designed for code but designed for touch," Hodges said.
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Health officials are also calling on HUD to extend the smoking ban to playgrounds, pools, basketball courts and other places where children play outside.
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But the most common source of infection—accounting for 35 percent of outbreaks, according to the CDC report—are swimming pools and water playgrounds.
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With Swift Playgrounds, Apple is hoping its programming language will be the gateway to coding that encourages a new generation of App Store developers.
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The app is called Swift Playgrounds, and you can try it out right now if you install the iOS 10 beta on an iPad.
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Summer in the Square (Thursday) That's Union Square Park in Manhattan, which has more than playgrounds and lush grass to lure children each summer.
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There are about 1,850 public playgrounds in Berlin, a city of nearly four million inhabitants, of which about half a million are under 18.
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For day trip planning, the following German websites offer descriptions, photographs and street addresses for playgrounds pinned on interactive maps of the city: Ihrspielplatz.
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The tree's "trunk" is filled with mixed-use spaces for shops, while shaded and open areas are earmarked for gardens, playgrounds and other amenities.
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SUMMER IN THE SQUARE (Thursday) That's Union Square Park in Manhattan, which has more than playgrounds and lush grass to lure children each summer.
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But in 30 percent of the playgrounds, the conditions were good, suggesting that a great deal depends on the management of each housing project.
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He got rare access to top officials, saw missile imagery even on the playgrounds and found zero sympathy for American detainees like Otto Warmbier.
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We are taken past such recognizable sights as the Jardin du Luxembourg but also asked to linger in shabby playgrounds and unfamiliar side streets.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Not all playgrounds are built with equal care in mind, and children know this on a core level.
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Like Dallal's books, Sable Elyse Smith's zine Landscapes & Playgrounds (Sming Sming Books, 2017) deals with family histories, documenting her relationship with her incarcerated father.
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The advertising industry is deploying its well-honed powers of persuasion against bullies who have made the leap from school playgrounds to social networks.
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"It is imperative that the Parks Department redouble its efforts to finish capital projects — including modernizing the city's playgrounds — on time," the report said.
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Ms. Anasenes said she enjoys taking their son to Central Park, for the playgrounds and for walks in its "wild and unsettled" northwest section.
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There are three large playgrounds, the 1.95-acre Frederick Douglass Playground, the 1.44-acre Booker T. Washington Playground and the 0.71-acre Bloomingdale Playground.
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Churches, synagogues and mosques — like schools and playgrounds — are considered sacrosanct, places where we should be able to seek respite from violence and politics.
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Other investments include connecting some homes to sewage, water and electricity systems, and building new houses, a school and several playgrounds and football pitches.
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According to the new order, tobacco cannot be sold within 100 meters, or about 330 feet, of schools, playgrounds or anywhere children might gather.
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The new generation of adventure playgrounds, by contrast, was the product of careful planning, with linked play areas, often incorporating running water and sand.
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To days spent racing on what was my first 3D console, in the sci-fi playgrounds that shaped so much of my later tastes.
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"Even with the goals in playgrounds, goals on the PlayStation, I could never equal (that)," the 20-year-old said at the sponsors' event.
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His legacy as NYC Parks Commissioner includes iconic additions to the midcentury city, like Lincoln Center, as well as 13 bridges and 658 playgrounds.
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Outside the well-known Lego Mindstorms, there's also the educational WeDo platform, as well as newly announced support for Apple's educational programming app, Swift Playgrounds.
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Games like the Brain Age series — a collection of minigames and puzzles meant to sharpen your mind — were played everywhere from playgrounds to retirement homes.
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Swift Playgrounds was first announced at WWDC 2016, where the company explained how it wanted to inspire the next generation of coders through its software.
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Rather than throwing your shoes out, they transform them into Nike Grind, a material the company uses to create courts, tracks, athletic fields, and playgrounds.
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The Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis were duking it out in stores and on playgrounds, and 3D0 was trying to stake its own claim, poorly.
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And I'm worried that Apple's penchant for safety rails, epitomized but not limited to the gap between Swift Playgrounds "learning" and Xcode "doing" seems stifling.
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Corrupt cartels often make entire files disappear so that they can illegally acquire and transfer lucrative plots, from public forests to school playgrounds, campaigners say.
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The nation's leading association for physicians is calling for legislation banning the use of coal-tar-seal coats on pavement and playgrounds across the country.
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Second, improve children's access to healthcare, and third, minimize kids' exposure by not building factories near schools and playgrounds and reducing trash burning within communities.
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The aforementioned rattan peacock chairs and similar seating pieces serve as stylish backdrops for businesses that want to benefit from consumers' love of Instagram playgrounds.
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Disparities in activity between women and men emerge during early adolescence when girls leave the childhood playgrounds where they once ran and jumped alongside boys.
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Apple's "Everybody Can Code" program, focused on mobile apps, recently expanded to 70 more colleges, and iPad devices host Swift Playgrounds, a code education platform.
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He spent hours every day as a kid at New York playgrounds working on his dribbling routine to the point where it became second nature.
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He also infiltrates local skate scenes to show how these empty lots and cast-off buildings can become vibrant, sustainable playgrounds for the next generation.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order on Monday that applies to city agency offices, public parks, pools, playgrounds, some museums and recreation centers.
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They can improve zoning laws and require "buffer zones" around new and expanded facilities to ensure they are not built near homes, schools, or playgrounds.
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Knowing this, the canal's resident environmental group, the Gowanus Canal Conservancy, has put forward its own proposal for a necklace of parks, playgrounds and preserves.
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He visited all the grade school playgrounds, driving up in his fat maroon Hudson and jumping out with the yo-yo already in the air.
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"It's a rubber floor, a little structure surrounded by a fence, it's like a little play jail," she said of playgrounds in the United States.
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Lieberman, who grew up playing in Rucker Park and other playgrounds in New York City, did not foresee any problems with adjusting to the format.
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The British playgrounds typically had less fixed play equipment than their American counterparts, and more seemingly hazardous design elements, like climbing structures and tree houses.
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Following World War II, and up to stricter playground regulations in the 203s, artists, architects, and designers imagined new playgrounds that fostered this fluid creativity.
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And in Europe, where many cities were pocked with postwar rubble, adventure playgrounds could be temporarily installed in these vacant lots, utilizing their raw materials.
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Landscape architect Marjory Allen in London, for instance, was an advocate for adventure playgrounds, including one at a bomb site at Clydesdale Road in 2270.
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So, much like the people currently prowling our high streets and playgrounds dressed like idiots, Bob Bradley must not be treated like a real clown.
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New York City may close parks, playgrounds and some streets to reduce density in the latest effort to contain the virus, the governor said Wednesday.
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Kids, still adjusting to a new reality sans classmates and playgrounds, can peer into the life of another person who's stuck at home like them.
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I knew that intensifying storms and fires would devastate our medical infrastructure and force people to live in conditions that were veritable playgrounds for contagion.
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There are plans to renovate the plaza, adding green space and playgrounds and creating more of a destination on a bustling strip of the waterfront.
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Last year, Apple rolled out a free app, called Swift Playgrounds, to teach basic coding in Swift, a programming language the company unveiled in 2014.
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In 1898 he founded, together with Lillian Wald, the Outdoor Recreation League, which sponsored the construction of playgrounds as a substitute for unsupervised street play.
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NEW YORK An article on Saturday about the removal of slides from some New York City playgrounds described incorrectly federal safety rules for playground equipment.
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A majority of justices in 213 said Missouri could not ban a church school from requesting a grant from a state program that rehabilitated playgrounds.
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The mayor of Tbilisi, former soccer star Kakha Kaladze, this year launched an initiative with local backing to replace the 'garages' with playgrounds or gardens.
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The Big Apple, for example, boasts the most restaurants and playgrounds "per square root of the population," according to WalletHub, at 7.5023 and 0.6241, respectively.
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The speaker of the New York City Council, Corey Johnson, announced a plan that would shut down playgrounds, athletic fields and tennis and basketball courts.
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The speaker of the New York City Council, Corey Johnson, announced a plan that would shut down playgrounds, athletic fields and tennis and basketball courts.
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The case, which involved state funds to make playgrounds safer, has implications for government aid to religious institutions in many other cases, notably school vouchers.
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So, I don't need Pepsi and Coca-Cola's playgrounds to help 1,000th of 280 percent of the kids they have harmed lose a little weight.
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He especially liked the idea that the complex would be dotted with playgrounds, which were few and far between in the western Bronx in that era.
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Virtual machines aren't really suitable for long-term, permanent use though—they're better as temporary playgrounds where you can run particular applications as and when needed.
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A 2015 blueprint by Kashmir's local government to resettle Pandits proposed guarded colonies with schools, malls, hospitals and playgrounds, people with knowledge of the plan said.
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But Epic Games isn't really leaving players much of a choice: the ones who don't opt in will be limited to just Creative Mode and Playgrounds.
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The company created an Hour of Code Facilitator Guide that helps educators host sessions where students learn to use Swift Playgrounds along with other iPad apps.
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In 2016, Apple launched Swift Playgrounds, a platform written in Swift where novice developers can learn to code and quickly design new apps with the language.
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When clarifying the conditions of the memorandum in a statement to the Advocate, Zahn said residents are still allowed to wear Nike apparel on city playgrounds.
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It is a nation that treasures silence more than most; the place that invented earplugs and where even school playgrounds are subject to noise-pollution measures.
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In 2016, the CDC received word of 32 outbreaks linked to swimming pools or water playgrounds in the US, compared with just 16 two years earlier.
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Swift and Swift Playgrounds look like any other Apple product, function like the rest of its devices, and fit in with the company's established business model.
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The disappearance of human life barely registers in the idyllic seascapes and playgrounds of Northern Ireland, making the ghostly presence of death all the more threatening.
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But on the playgrounds, where security guards kept out people from the surrounding neighborhood, it was still possible to look around and see only white faces.
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Kevin Cramer volunteered support on Wednesday for chain-link fences in facilities where the government is detaining migrant children, comparing their use to playgrounds and ballparks.
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Looping, interior roads and winding pathways weave around playgrounds, basketball courts and look-alike buildings fringed by lawns, London plane trees, dogwoods, magnolias, boxwoods and hydrangeas.
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"In the 1960s, when New York plunged into an economic crisis, playgrounds were places to strengthen the community and to create safer open spaces," says Burkhalter.
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If you strolled by the playgrounds of Flushing, Queens, this summer, you would have seen throngs of Chinese immigrant women tending to their American-born grandchildren.
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Germany in mid March closed schools, shops, restaurants, playgrounds and sports facilities and many companies have stopped production to help slow the spread of the disease.
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Germany in mid March closed schools, shops, restaurants, playgrounds and sports facilities and many companies have stopped production to help slow the spread of the disease.
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As of Tuesday morning, all nonessential public buildings and places in the U.K. — ranging from libraries to churches, outdoor gyms and playgrounds — were ordered to close.
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New York state is struggling to deal with the outbreak, New York mayor Bill De Blasio is seeking further closures of parks and playgrounds starting Saturday.
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It was cruel to feed into it by looking at these tapes, by discussing them, and by letting other people's bodies turn into playgrounds for gossip.
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He better get it in while he can, because on Monday many public areas in Australia will be closed, including public playgrounds, outside gyms and skateparks.
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The increasing popularity of trail biking has brought to the fore some of the inherent conflicts in the uses of public land — natural regions or playgrounds.
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Lane Addonizio, who plans playgrounds for the Central Park Conservancy, said she believed the return of an old-fashioned fulcrum seesaw might not be far behind.
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He spent his time and money providing playgrounds, gardens, housing and other services for poor immigrant children and their families, all the while battling his depression.
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By 2013, communities along the Front Range were pushing for control of their own backyards, enacting laws that tried to curb fracking near homes and playgrounds.
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There are more than 50 outdoor swimming pools in the city, spray showers and splash paths in playgrounds and new ferries sailing between the city's beaches.
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Not only would the buildings occupy open spaces, such as playgrounds and parking lots, but the rents would be higher than many NYCHA residents could afford.
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Jay Nixon, a Democrat, announced that he disagreed with the existing policy and would henceforth make grants for playgrounds available to church-related schools that qualified.
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We travel from the monkey bars in the yard of an expensive private school to the dire playgrounds of displaced children living in the city's slums.
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Of course, the surfaces of playgrounds were rock-hard, there were no seatbelts in the back seat and no one had ever heard of bike helmets.
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Noguchi actually conceived of a number of playgrounds, but many, unfortunately, were never realized, from this vision for New York City to this one for Honolulu.
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This year, the hour-long sessions will be more Apple-infused than ever with students getting an introduction to its free programming education iPad app, Swift Playgrounds.
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Swift Playgrounds, launched last year during Apple's 2016 Worldwide Developers Conference, is effectively a video game that teaches kids how to code using Apple's Swift programming language.
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Many residents and tourists were left reeling after Irma ravaged some of the world's most exclusive tropical playgrounds, known for their turquoise waters and lush green vegetation.
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Apple has also released a new, easier to learn coding environment, Swift Playgrounds, and a new revenue sharing model, to lure more developers to the App Store.
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Questions of whether it should be used at all—in music, on street corners, or on playgrounds among white, black, Latino, and Asian youth alike—are legitimate.
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The Japanese-born textile artist has been crafting crocheted playgrounds since 1979, when she made the first of her creations for a national park in southern Japan.
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"The Court's decision in Trinity Lutheran could have implications far beyond scrap tires and church playgrounds," wrote Timothy Keller, a senior attorney with the Institute for Justice.
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Apple's workshops will teach the basics of CS, as well as offer an introduction to Swift Playgrounds, an iPad app for learning how to write Swift code.
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He's a very active kid so even during Chicago winters, we'll take him to a bunch of indoor playgrounds so he can run around and make friends.
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Apple is taking steps to tackle that problem by bringing third-party hardware — think robots, drones, and musical instruments — into its learn-to-code platform, Swift Playgrounds.
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FENCE OFF COMMUNAL AREAS IN LITTLE INDIACommunal areas in Little India such as playgrounds and void decks should be...Posted by TWC2 on Wednesday, April 6, 2016
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The company is also doubling down on its learn-to-code app, Swift Playgrounds, which it released in simplified Chinese, Japanese, French, German and Latin American Spanish.
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It applied for money from a state program that provides grants to non-profits seeking to cover gravel playgrounds with a rubber surface made from recycled tires.
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Like Apple's new Swift Playgrounds and the recently released mobile app from Hopscotch, the Lightning Lab lets users program sequences of action with drag-and-drop commands.
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Since Swift's arrival, Apple has been heavily pushing various "learn to code" educational initiatives, including an entry-level app for teaching kids to code, called Swift Playgrounds.
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The importance of Swift Playgrounds, of course, is that it teaches kids a very specific language, one that is tuned to work best with Apple's software ecosystem.
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The Horizon series has since expanded further, making playgrounds of a state, Colorado; a European landmass, Southern France and Northern Italy; and now the nation of Australia.
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This year, New York City park officials have spent $6 million to hire 500 additional seasonal workers to clean and maintain heavily used neighborhood parks and playgrounds.
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There are promises to register with local law enforcement, to complete therapy if it is required and to not pick up hitchhikers or visit schools or playgrounds.
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Wednesday's European Parliament motion supported renewal for seven years and urged a ban on non-professional use, as well as in and around public parks and playgrounds.
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Ms. Lai said the district had previously bought coding apps that did not work well on iPads, and that it was now eager to try Swift Playgrounds.
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Swift Playgrounds isn't trying to be a complete solution, though — it's trying to be, well, a playground, a way for students to start toying around with Swift.
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She notes that from the 1910s to 1940s Russian playgrounds were patronized by the state, so the design and activities reflected the goals of Soviet political propaganda.
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Despite all of the unexpected creativity that Burkhalter's research unearthed, it also laid bare an unfortunate modern reality—playgrounds are currently suffering from mediocre design and materials.
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A blueprint unveiled by the state government in 2015 had proposed self-contained, heavily guarded colonies for returning Pandits, complete with schools, shopping malls, hospitals and playgrounds.
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But in the 10 years between Burnout Paradise and now, publishers and especially Electronic Arts, have shifted from building playgrounds, to amusement parks, to themed casino complexes.
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Residents in new buildings praise their surroundings, which, in bigger buildings, include common spaces for daytime classes with children as well as playgrounds and plate-glass storefronts.
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That means that stairs, basketball courts, playgrounds and even the East River play a role in the movement of the dancers and the narrative of the performances.
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That doesn't mean that playgrounds, sand boxes, mud pies, and wood carving weren't what made me an early 2000s child, what made me who I am today.
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Meghan Talarowski, the founder of a playground research and design organization, Studio Ludo, in Philadelphia, conducted a study that compared playgrounds in London and in American cities.
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To offset the loss of playgrounds, Mr. Johnson proposed closing some city streets to vehicle traffic, opening them up for city residents seeking fresh air or exercise.
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Local nonprofit groups that responded to the violence by cleaning streets, building playgrounds, mentoring children and employing young men had a real effect on the crime rate.
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Jet fuel rained down from the sky in Los Angeles on Tuesday when an airplane making an emergency landing dumped its fuel over schools, playgrounds and homes.
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Playgrounds in the US originated in the 19903th century in urban areas as part of reform movements with a political agenda to get kids off the street.
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Isolation and depression in early childhood can also cause further weight gain as kids turn to food for comfort and avoid playgrounds, according to Harrist and her team.
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In preparation for the partnership, LEGO says it's also designed 10 hours of lessons specifically for the Playgrounds app for kids to run through with a Mindstorms kit.
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The Swift Playgrounds educational app, launched just over two years ago, is today available in 15 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese and Japanese, Apple noted.
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North Carolina Senior Deputy Attorney General Robert Montgomery countered by characterizing the law as an extension of others that bar sex offenders from being near playgrounds or schools.
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They also are completely compatible with Apple's Swift Playgrounds app, so users can learn to code using the robots as a platform, customizing movement, animations and the like.
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The justices ruled that the state of Missouri was wrong to exclude a Christian school from a program that granted non-profits with rubber surfacing for their playgrounds.
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These new third-party tie-ins will start working with the release of Swift Playgrounds 1.5, which Apple tells me should hit the App Store on June 5th.
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Why it matters: The common parasite can be found in playgrounds but there's a lack of research and funding to better understand it, The Times Laura Beil reports.
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Julia Jacquette's Playground of My Mind is a graphic memoir of growing up with the modernist playgrounds of Manhattan, and how their concrete geometries influenced her later art.
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On Thursday, Apple announced that, starting June 5, its increasingly popular iPad-based programming app, Swift Playgrounds, can be used to program robots built with LEGO Mindstorms EV3.
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Swift looks easy to understand for a novice programmer while Swift Playgrounds is as simple as playing a game, which is a big change from traditional coding lessons.
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But there's plenty of people with extremely good taste who make boring art, so its a comfort that Quiet Friend have songs like "Playgrounds" to back it up.
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The winning projects were announced this week by KaBoom, a Washington-based nonprofit group that has built 2,700 playgrounds across the country since it was founded in 1996.
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The winning projects were announced Tuesday by Kaboom, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit group that has built 2,700 playgrounds around the country since it was founded in 1996.
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"There are projects and places all over the U.K., including housing schemes, parks, playgrounds and changes to streets," said Rachel Toms, a program leader at the Design Council.
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This summer, films will be shown in New York on rooftops and piers, in parks and playgrounds, inside warehouses and on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.
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The sculpture's journey is understandable, given that Noguchi's playgrounds inspired l'architecture canard—or Novelty Architecture—a movement born in the 1930s not far from the state of Georgia.
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There are reports of Pokémon Gyms appearing in people's homes or schools — or near playgrounds — where it seems awfully creepy to loiter with your phone in the air.
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A new company called Fun Academy has licensed the Angry Birds brand and will continue to operate existing Angry Birds Playgrounds in China, Singapore and the United States.
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He said Dr. Beck asked reasonable questions about his findings related to a wood preservative used in playgrounds and outdoor decks that was being pulled from the market.
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Perhaps that's why the bystander's predicament has lent itself so handily to comedy, particularly the kind of dark prestige dramedies that make moral and sexual ambiguity their playgrounds.
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The report characterized large swaths of the city as "playground deserts" and called for the creation of 200 new playgrounds in underserved neighborhoods in the next five years.
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Dattner's five 1960s to '70s playgrounds, built in a post-Moses New York, endure with their interactive landscapes in Central Park, albeit renovated for a newly litigious age.
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"He spent his time and money providing playgrounds, gardens, housing and other services for poor immigrant children and their families, all the while battling his depression," she said.
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They find their way onto playgrounds and into news stories, and before long they're floating inside and outside of doctor's offices, in sports competitions, film studios, policy debates.
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The "video game-themed destination" will offer gaming playgrounds that include VR and AR games, and some locations will have venues and studios to accommodate e-sports events.
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If you can rid yourself of the need to own everything that pleases you, suddenly these palaces become playgrounds: facilitators of tactile delight, not just mechanisms for buying.
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Facing tightening city budgets, the adventure playgrounds were originally funded by wealthy donors, like the Lauder Foundation, which gave hundreds of thousands of dollars for the earliest projects.
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The new neighbourhood is peaceful, with low-slung apartments, a new school, playgrounds and green space aplenty, alongside wine shops and cross-fit gymnasiums for the millennial crowd.
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And there is no replacement for the rich ethnic tapestry of Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue; the sounds and smells of Coney Island; the awesome playgrounds along the Dumbo waterfront.
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Board of Education desegregated public schools, and before President Dwight Eisenhower mandated that all Washington schools integrate in 1954, the playgrounds of D.C. welcomed players of all colors.
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Parks with playgrounds, a high school and a middle school, blocks of homes, fast-foot joints, churches and a grocery store are all within a couple of miles.
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Nightly news programs installed secret cameras in bathrooms to prove that God-fearing citizens' worst fears were actually true: Gays were fucking in the bushes near their children's playgrounds.
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For those ages 6 to 12, the sessions will involve coding with robots, while attendees 12 and up will use the educational app Swift Playgrounds to learn coding basics.
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Elsewhere in the U.S. Virgin Islands, the tourism board aims to link willing travelers with organizations seeking volunteers to restore gardens, build playgrounds, clean mangroves and reassemble school libraries.
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Lattner worked for nearly 12 years at Apple, where he was responsible for Swift as well as tools used to program in the language, like Xcode and Swift Playgrounds.
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In addition, by opting for the iPad for its app, Apple can focus on its entry points into schools — something it noted in today's announcement of Swift Playgrounds' expansion.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three U.S. government agencies will team up to study whether artificial turf fields and playgrounds that use bits of recycled tires are exposing children to dangerous chemicals.
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Apple embracing the integrations really just formalizes thing, makes it simpler to tie third-party Bluetooth devices into Swift Playgrounds, and adds a bunch of support from Apple's end.
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The simplest designs rely on readily available materials—chipboard, corrugated metal, plastic tarp—that can be cobbled together into housing complexes, some complete with courtyards, playgrounds, and community gardens.
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It prohibits the "placing, posting, displaying or distributing advertisement and promotional materials of tobacco products" within 100 meters of schools, playgrounds, recreational facilities and other areas frequented by minors.
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And you sadly won't find many playgrounds or fitness centers in Newark, NJ. Click through to find out the five best and worst cities for leading an active lifestyle.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK In the early 1990s, you were one of two things in the playgrounds of Britain's primary and secondary schools: Sega, or Nintendo.
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In fact, recycled rubber used as infill for fields and playgrounds is routinely tested against EPA standards for soils and both the CPSC and European safety standards for toys.
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Apple's app, called Swift Playgrounds, introduces basic computer programming concepts, like sequencing logic, by asking students to use word commands to move cartoon avatars through a fanciful, animated world.
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Some cities have also begun incorporating wild spaces or freestyle playgrounds, where children can play in nature rather than a man-made setting, take risks, and even have accidents.
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All shops selling non-essential goods, libraries, playgrounds, outdoor gyms and places of worship will close and no more than two people will be allowed to gather in public.
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But Levittown still has its original nine community swimming pools with playing fields and playgrounds, as well as remnants of the seven intimate shopping strips known as village greens.
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This monumental mountain range in northeastern Italy is one of the world's most beautiful playgrounds for outdoor adventurers, from winter skiers to summer hikers, bikers, mountain climbers and more.
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The decision concerned a state program to make playgrounds safer that excluded those affiliated with churches, and it had implications for all kinds of government aid to religious institutions.
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It is about a mile from Tulane University, and slightly farther from Audubon Park, which has a golf course, zoo, playgrounds, jogging path and allées of ancient live oaks.
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As parks commissioner, Stover created the Bureau of Recreation, which built dozens of playgrounds in its first three years, including DeWitt Clinton Park, Seward Park and Jacob Riis Park.
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Featuring a score by Joseph A. Banks and book and lyrics by Crystal Field, the company's artistic director, the show will be performed on city streets, parks and playgrounds.
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The case concerned a Missouri program to make playgrounds safer that excluded ones affiliated with churches, but it had implications for all kinds of government aid to religious institutions.
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Her follow-up letter included ideas of her own, the newspaper reported, including moving schools to safer places and building schools in circles with playgrounds located in the center.
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If the 20th century was about spreading out — the complexes are threaded with gardens, wide walkways, playgrounds and parking lots — the new phase of construction is more vertically focused.
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People are going to their offices, children are running around happily in the playgrounds, shops are open, food is there, people never stop going to the cinema or cafes….
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"[O]ur cases are 'governed by general principles, rather than ad hoc improvisations'", they explained, and circumscribing a ruling only to conflicts over rubber playgrounds fails to meet that standard.
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It has released a a new, easier-to-learn language, Swift, and coding environment, Swift Playgrounds, a faster app review process and a new revenue-sharing model for subscription apps.
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Nicky Hilton Rothschild took her lucky 2-year-old daughter Lily-Grace Victoria to one of the most popular toddler "playgrounds" in New York City: the Museum of Ice Cream!
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On the Brooklyn side, you're at DUMBO's spectacular Brooklyn Bridge Park, a renovated waterfront area with cafes, playgrounds, promenades and a one-of-a-kind view of the Manhattan skyline.
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If, like me, you've already completed some of the lesson plans in Swift Playgrounds, Apple is adding a new set of lessons and teacher guide called Learn to Code 3.
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She says she initially used block-based coding tutorials, which worked fine but has transitioned to Swift Playgrounds because there is a more direct correlation between common tasks and coding.
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Hawkins wrote that representatives from Apple visited Austin's Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired to teach students to fly drones with code written in the Swift Playgrounds app.
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NEIL GORSUCH sat silently through much of his first oral argument on April 19th in a constitutional case, a church-state battle over funding for pre-school playgrounds in Missouri.
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By Saturday, damage estimated to have already reached the 1.2 billion euro ($1.44 billion) mark — pockmarking the islands that have become famous as lush playgrounds for the rich and famous.
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The Dutch have learned to build parks, plazas and playgrounds that double as flood-management systems, so that investments in ecological security improve the quality of everyday social life, too.
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Median annual pay: $68,230Projected job growth through 22026: 25% These architects design parks, gardens, playgrounds, green roofs, and other outdoor spaces for campuses, recreational facilities, businesses, governments and private homes.
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The character posed for photos around the small town of Wasco, holding a knot of kaleidoscope balloons in such bleak locales as deserted parking lots, empty fields and abandoned playgrounds.
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When hospital wards froze and schools took to holding classes in sub-zero playgrounds (where at least it was sunny), the government had to allow some coal-burning after all.
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On a Sunday afternoon, playgrounds in a neighbourhood that has been the centre of the outbreak are so packed that there is hardly any space for children to run around.
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To prevent people from soaking in cesspools, the CDC says that people should check for inspection results online or on site before using public pools, hot tubs, or water playgrounds.
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On Saturday, guards inspected identification cards at several entrances to Afula Municipal Park, where families strolled past playgrounds and petting zoos and joggers ran along trails lined with Israeli flags.
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A movie theater, rooftop swimming pool, children's playgrounds, foot massage machines, and music bar lounges are just some of the amenities weary travelers can enjoy among the airport's three terminals.
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To help continue bringing new programmers into the fold, Apple unveiled a new app today, Swift Playgrounds, that is meant to teach kids basic coding skills in Apple's chosen language.
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We have the LWCF to thank for the creation and enhancement of over 85033,000 community and state parks and playgrounds, as well as national parks and monuments in every state.
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Before she left for Chicago, a school friend told her to be sure to go to a restaurant that had playgrounds and served tiny little chickens made especially for children.
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Let him talk to teachers and parents and then see what he can do to make resources, infrastructure, technology, playgrounds, libraries and so on available to all children across America.
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Children don't arrive into the world with hate; they learn it in our classrooms and playgrounds, on our smartphones and places of work, and in our interactions with each other.
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The conservancy has also organized tours and programs to promote these natural areas, which are maintained as they would be in the wild, meaning no playgrounds, concerts or picnic grounds.
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The lurking men of the playgrounds of my childhood are no longer predictable villains, the deviants and kidnappers who feature in the cautionary tales told to children around the world.
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Related: Enter a Post-Human Playground in Preoccupations' New Music Video The Environment Is Your Playground in an Interactive 3D Ecosystem How Playgrounds Became Art Spaces in the 20th Century
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It also includes a new guide to Swift Playgrounds called Everyone Can Code Puzzles, where students can experiment with concepts and apply their understanding across over 40 hours of activities.
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New York City is planning to close select streets and may further close public parks and playgrounds in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus, New York Gov.
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Play spaces also changed: Plank swings and steel merry-go-rounds disappeared, while impact-absorbent rubber surfacing spread over so-called drop zones, driving up the cost of new playgrounds.
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Bella Cankurtaran from Wilmington, N.C., did not enjoy viewing the images of the playground in the article: I'm pretty sure I shuddered while viewing the images of these British playgrounds.
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That decision said Missouri could not exclude religious institutions from a state program to make playgrounds safer even though the state's Constitution called for strict separation of church and state.
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As the city heats up, mosquito larvae hatch from eggs and grow into the adults that you'll increasingly see, and feel, as you spend time in parks, gardens and playgrounds.
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In 21990, 22007 percent of playgrounds around the nation had a seesaw, according to the National Program for Playground Safety, which makes estimates based on visits to about 284,000 parks.
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" Balliet takes that last bit seriously, and pushes back against the characterization that the Rosé Mansion and pop-up experiences like it are simply selfie playgrounds or an "Instagram museum.
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It is here, in real life, that she has made some best friends from the online group, including the artist Rachel Keith, whose work transforms tree stumps into fairy playgrounds.
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It is there that Wariner discovers that there is a better world beyond the colony – one with hot showers, Scooby-Doo cartoons, and playgrounds filled with swing sets and friendly kids.
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But even crazier was Ferragni's look, which replaced usual decals with plain old craft store smiley face stickers, a look so accessible that it's bound to turn up on playgrounds everywhere.
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And if the most visible, most successful residents of cities are rich, single, young people, "schools, playgrounds and other amenities may not be funded with quite the same enthusiasm," says Mihm.
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Coverage of IO Interactive's 643 return to the series was largely defined by the game's episodic release format, but the game's collection of murder playgrounds rank easily among the series best.
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Since then, the genre's influence has carried over from the Bronx playgrounds to Fashion Week runways, big and small screens, and basically everywhere else you can think of... including our vanities.
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Yet, some older people still find queer to be an offensive word, because it was slung at them on playgrounds and sidewalks as a way to keep them in their place.
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The end result looked something like this: Just like how Apple's Swift Playgrounds doesn't actually teach you how to code, Toy-Con Garage is a platform to teach kids about code.
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City VR, developed by Amber Garage and compatible with the HTC Vive hardware, draws on satellite and drone-captured imagery of buildings and topographical data to turn cities into VR playgrounds.
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Similarly, about 87 percent of parents said they actively kept their children away from people with colds, and about a third of parents said they avoided playgrounds altogether during cold season.
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The big-budget move gave the show more space and freedom to build its weird, cerebral playgrounds, and Mr Brooker responded by romping across genres and time periods to international acclaim.
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Nowadays, whenever I'm in Berlin, my daily routine revolves around Wilmersdorf, a quiet neighborhood of playgrounds and leafy plazas that some Berliners deride as burgerlich — a word connoting haut-bourgeois complacency.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, you may sup on a scoop of Ample Hills' Ooey Gooey Butter Cake while watching the helicopters thrum across the cityscape like parents at the adjacent playgrounds.
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That's because interest rates and bond prices move in opposite directions, like children on a seesaw (known in some playgrounds as a teeter-totter), as I explained in an earlier column.
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"When you learn to code with Swift Playgrounds, you are learning the same language used by professional developers," Brian Croll, Apple's vice president of product marketing, said in a telephone interview.
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More than 15 village and town parks have amenities like playing fields, playgrounds and picnic areas, with a new riverfront park opening this summer, said Christopher Soi, the superintendent of recreation.
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The tank acts like a huge sponge, absorbing rainwater during storms and releasing it later to use for cleaning toilets and streets, as well as for irrigation in parks and playgrounds.
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Sure, it's graphically antiquated when stacked up next to the just-released NBA Playgrounds (which, side note, looks awesome as hell), but its hip-hop vibe is as relevant as ever.
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Eventually, Kate would go to playgrounds with her therapist and, sitting out of earshot of the kids, say what she was afraid of—"I'm going to molest that kid," for example.
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School was still fun, summers lasted forever, while playgrounds and parks echoed with the sound of kids debating whether or not professional wrestling was, as our parents claimed, fake as shit.
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She said that New York is also busy expanding tree pits, putting bio-swales on traffic islands, and removing concrete from some schoolyards and playgrounds to create gardens of native plants.
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The "Safer at Home" order mandates the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business, while also prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people in enclosed spaces.
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The findings suggested that exciting equipment had a pronounced effect: The British playgrounds had 55 percent more visitors over all, and children and teenagers were 19033 to 18 percent more active.
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Though no team can quite match the length of Olympiacos's hegemony, an increasing number of domestic competitions are starting to turn into the playgrounds and playthings of one all-powerful club.
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Some of the benefits that these risk-enhanced playgrounds have over traditional ones is that kids will be able to test their limits, how else will they know when to stop?
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That decision said that Missouri could not exclude religious institutions from a state program to make playgrounds safer even though the state's Constitution called for strict separation of church and state.
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While the islands are known as playgrounds for the wealthy, he said, there are many residents who survive there on modest incomes from cleaning boats, serving food and working in shops.
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In contrast to Houston, where the weather began to clear and a few children even returned to playgrounds, many people in these remote areas are still in desperate need of rescue.
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"How many kids must die of gun violence on playgrounds & streets every day with no attention at all before we wake up to what's happening?" she wrote in a another tweet.
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Beyond that, just this week a report from the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, found that 70 percent of the playgrounds managed by the housing authority were rundown or actually dangerous.
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The move had been proposed as part of a project to renovate the plaza, where the statue has been since 1991, introducing green space and playgrounds to a slice of waterfront.
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Tools to Help Japanese Schoolchildren Find Balance: Unicycles Most elementary schools across the country offer racks of unicycles on their playgrounds, and many students learn informally from one another, sans helmets.
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A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 80% of public swimming pools, lazy rivers, hot tubs/spas and water playgrounds had at least one violation when inspected.
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Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt wrote a whole book about it in The Coddling of the American Mind, associating trigger warnings with rampant "safetyism," along with empty playgrounds and peanut-free schools.
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The added Swift Playgrounds languages were chosen strategically where Apple wants to grow a developer base well-versed in Swift, particularly China, which now leads the U.S. in iOS App Store revenue.
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The series popped up in the years that followed — most recently in a 2010 remake from Electronic Arts — but the spirit of Jam clearly lives on in the newly announced NBA Playgrounds.
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To find out how sex dungeons can be created in tight spaces, VICE reached out to a number of BDSM enthusiasts who've made their own personal or professional playgrounds in unlikely domiciles.
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Instead, I'm sure he thought back to the Philadelphia playgrounds where he was born and raised, and performing his breakthrough rap hit alongside the Chewbacca to his Han Solo, DJ Jazzy Jeff.
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Unlike child predator playgrounds like Kik, popularity-focused social apps like Instagram, or apps where messages simply vanish like Snapchat, Messenger Kids lets parents choose the contact list and control the experience.
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With Chapter 2, Stahelski has crafted a film that's utterly gorgeous, incorporating underground catacombs, lustrous subway systems, and tony avant-garde museums as playgrounds in which Wick does battle with his foes.
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Young professionals flock to these playgrounds after work because the exercise is intense, unstructured and sociable; the gyms may be one of the last urban locales where talking to strangers is encouraged.
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In addition, they worked to create and expand the reach of a wide range of public institutions, from schools and parks to libraries and playgrounds (there was a full-fledged "playground movement").
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But at least Roberts included a footnote limiting the opinion's holding to cases where the state funding at issue would be used only for non-religious purposes (here, the resurfacing of playgrounds).
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The ambiguity of that muddled response is playing out in the unlikely setting of one of the world's most glittering playgrounds for the rich, the Riviera, and in its craggy Alpine hinterland.
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Two years in the making — so long before the public outing of Apple's Swift Playgrounds — Box Island is a new iOS game that promises to teach young kids the fundamentals of coding.
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And for the seventh consecutive year, Apple will support the Hour of Code with a new Hour of Code Facilitator Guide that will help teachers and parents host sessions using Swift Playgrounds.
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If that seems too daunting, you can wade slowly into coding concepts with the free Swift Playgrounds app for the iPad, which is intended for children and available in the App Store.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) told reporters Wednesday the city is planning to close select streets and could further close public parks and playgrounds in an effort to slow the spread of the virus.
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On Sunday night, Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia said in a tweet that the city had closed skate parks, dog parks, playgrounds, picnic areas as well as volleyball, tennis and basketball courts.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - Usually, a large portion of the Monday morning topic of conversation in Britain's workplaces and playgrounds is taken up by the weekend's Premier League and Football League action.
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He noticed that children in Copenhagen during World War II preferred to play in abandoned lots and construction sites than on the well-appointed asphalt playgrounds that had been built for them.
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Andrew Cuomo plans to close some streets in New York City and may close parks and playgrounds there to contain the coronavirus outbreak as cases across the state surge to 30,811, Gov.
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In recent years, Colorado oil and gas well operations have come so close to homes, schools and playgrounds that drill rigs, holding tanks, diesel trucks and floodlights are now common neighborhood features.
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This realization came during the presidential campaign, when there were reports of swastikas spray-painted on houses and playgrounds in Jewish neighborhoods; swastikas on flags alongside a Trump banner at a fair.
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There, most residents who opted to stay close to their former homes still live in the new towns, or in prefab wooden homes arranged in makeshift lots, complete with churches and playgrounds.
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There's a large play room, a media room set up for cartoon marathons, a bunk room with two sets of beds and game tables, and an expansive backyard space with playgrounds galore.
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As examples of anti-Semitism have spread — including the massacre of 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue last year — related controversies have also erupted on playgrounds and school campuses across the country.
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As examples of anti-Semitism have spread — including the massacre of 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue last year — related controversies have also erupted on playgrounds and school campuses across the country.
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That concerned some of the more liberal justices, but Chief Justice Roberts won them over, and put together a 7-to-2 majority, by writing that the ruling was limited to playgrounds.
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In addition to marketing iPads to schools, the company sells digital schoolbooks through its iBooks platform, and offers education software like its Classroom app and the Swift Playgrounds teaching tool for budding coders.
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"So in Israel they've developed a machine that is used in schools and playgrounds to detect anyone coming in and if they detect the pedophile, the wand alerts the law enforcement," he adds.
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Because Playgrounds will support all manner of robotics, including flying drones, the company hopes it will give young kids a whole new reason to engage with programming and learn the secrets of code.
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Median annual pay: $68,230Projected job growth through 20310: 6% These architects design attractive and functional parks, gardens, playgrounds, green roofs, and other outdoor spaces for campuses, recreational facilities, businesses, governments and private homes.
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The new iPads, along with software for digital book creation, Classroom for Mac, an updated Swift Playgrounds app, and other educational tools were also shown off at the Chicago event earlier this year.
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The 'cows of hope' Since 2011, the Japanese government has taken measures to decontaminate radiation-affected zones within Fukushima by stripping surface soil from contaminated zones and by cleansing asphalt roads and playgrounds.
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But in a 2017 decision, the Supreme Court decided that a Missouri rule prohibiting aid to churches could not exclude religious pre-schools from a programme to resurface playgrounds with recycled tyre scraps.
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The UN's Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities declares "participation in play" to be a right of all children, but unfortunately, not all playgrounds are set up for kids like Hannah.
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Along with the reveal of a new 9.7-inch iPad and new red iPhone, Apple also announced today that its learn-to-code app Swift Playgrounds is now available in five new languages.
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I proudly pointed out Dark Hedges or Mourne Mountains scenes during Game of Thrones and waxed lyrical about The Fall to random parents in Brooklyn playgrounds who quickly regretted enquiring about my accent.
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Washington (CNN)Think "Trump orbit" in a recreational sense, and it's likely golf or gilded interiors come to mind -- a vision of uber-comfortable playgrounds replete with ribeye steaks and crystal chandeliers. Rustic?
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Investments in public health — clean air and water, parks and playgrounds, infrastructure designed to improve access for very young and very old alike — deliver a return on investment that benefits all New Yorkers.
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Separated from their families and friends, detained youth were at least able to form alliances with each other on the soccer field and playgrounds, through a tackle, a high five, a fist bump.
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In an unhappy syzygy, the areas where Congress has ceded the most power and the broadest discretion—immigration and national security—also happen to be Trump's favorite playgrounds for both policy and politics.
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"By the way, chain-link fences are around playgrounds all over America, all over North Dakota, and the chain link fences allow line-to-sight visual connectivity with children and families," Cramer said.
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Apart from collaborations like Super Mario and Swift Playgrounds, Apple doesn't stamp its name on too many games, turning instead to third-party developers to supply the entertainment that fills the App Store.
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"Women and girls are still witnessing unhealthy competition, comparisons, and undermining amongst each other in schools, on playgrounds, and in the workplace," says Nancy Green, president of Athleta, in an email to R29.
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But from the perspective of women across the Soviet Union and Europe, the disaster had an intimate dimension that played out in more banal and familiar locations—doctors' offices, kitchen tables, and playgrounds.
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Thirty communities in Maine have restricted pesticide use within their borders, while across the country at least 155 local ordinances regulate the use of pesticides in parks and playgrounds, according to Beyond Pesticides.
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The free, interactive sessions are meant to inspire young coders with block-based coding using robots, while more advanced coders use Swift Playgrounds to learn coding concepts or to code an AR project.
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A typical Saturday was filled with a bustling array of activities: Birthday parties at indoor playgrounds where we barely see the kids but it's a great way to get them tired for nap.
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They are not generally violent toward humans, but they sometimes wander from Hong Kong's countryside into nearby shopping malls, playgrounds and public barbecue sites in search of food, raising the potential for conflicts.
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The playgrounds that I grew up on were, what I would say, were the standard one; it had the slide, monkey bars, and these little spinny disk things comparable to merry-go-rounds.
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The park — a 203-acre recreation area with picnic tables, playgrounds and a boat dock that is about six miles from downtown McAllen — has been a popular backdrop for visiting officials from Washington.
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All of those people, in such a small space, appear to have helped the virus spread rapidly through packed subway trains, busy playgrounds and hivelike apartment buildings, forming ever-widening circles of infection.
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Even though our kids' lives rotate around social gatherings—birthday parties, playgrounds, public libraries, zoos—we have to keep them isolated from other humans, large and small, in the interest of public health.
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The house, which was extensively remodeled in 210, is within walking distance of Coldwater Canyon Park, a popular destination for families who enjoy its playgrounds and hikers who circle the Franklin Canyon Reservoir.
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Shredded tires were sold as materials to surface our youngest children's playgrounds and to infill synthetic turf fields before any testing was done to see if the material was safe for such uses.
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Heiskell at the helm, the organization, joining with city agencies, sought to improve the local environment by, among other things, reclaiming trash-strewn lots and creating 22006 community-run parks, playgrounds and gardens.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The photographs of Kito Fujio will make you wish you had grown up in Japan, which is evidently home to some of the world's most enviable playgrounds.
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" A big fan of the restaurant baby high chair and New York's many public playgrounds, Angela gives me another helpful tip to pass on: "I appreciate when people say hello to my child.
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