Nearby were crying rooms, feeding spaces and playrooms for her young children.
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Common areas may include pools, gyms, indoor and outdoor lounges, and children's playrooms.
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We noticed that a lot of the video games were getting stuck in playrooms.
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It's this magnetism that has made Nintendo as common in playrooms as LEGO and Risk.
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Like the luxury apartments that surround them, playrooms have become carefully designed and curated affairs.
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Toys R Us has also opened 42 playrooms where children can try out gadgets and games.
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The company can make playrooms, custom bars, family rooms, and even give you an indoor hammock.
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If adult hospitals looked more like playrooms and less like prisons, maybe they wouldn't be so feared.
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Clients have been asking for media rooms, libraries and playrooms set off from the main living area.
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Other special services include free leather shoe cleaning services, massage chairs for waiting customers, and children's playrooms.
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"We noticed that a lot of the video games (at the hospitals) were getting stuck in playrooms," said Wigal.
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Local institutions like the Children's Museum of Manhattan, the Little Red School House and Kidville are also busy designing playrooms.
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Titled "The Toys R Us Adventure," the pop-ups included interactive playrooms, massive toys, and onsite Geoffrey the Giraffe mascots.
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"We noticed that a lot of the video games (at the hospitals) were getting stuck in playrooms," said Wigal, 29.
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The home is equipped with kitchens, playrooms and laundry facilities — it even has communal lounges so that families feel at home.
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"A lot of times, playrooms are just for rainy days, but we wanted to create a full-time refuge," Mr. Forbes said.
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Neil Davidowitz of Orsid has been fielding calls from co-op and condo boards about whether to temporarily shutter gyms and children's playrooms.
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Hammond said that many children's hospitals do not have resources to fund full-on playrooms, so having a mobile play station offers them flexibility.
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Lhuillier has already had a successful run with Pottery Barn Kids, for which she drew inspiration from designing her own children's nurseries and playrooms.
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Lawyers and medical providers who visited the three shelters — located in Combes, Raymondville, and Brownsville — said they saw playrooms of crying preschool-age children in crisis.
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We're told it was for a good cause ... the mom-daughter duo were celebrating Emerson reaching her fundraising goal for Child Life playrooms at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.
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And this is to say nothing of the underwater-themed playrooms at Crystal Green, the Easton and 1 Seaport, complete with submarine jungle gyms or orca-shaped swings.
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Luxury condos boasting indoor pools, screening rooms, children's playrooms, and a perfectly packaged Brooklyn experience have sprouted on the Williamsburg waterfront, only blocks from where the People's Firehouse once stood.
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The advent of high-rises created not just plusher apartments but cushier commodities like gyms, indoor pools and children's playrooms, tightly focusing that sense of community on the building itself.
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Here and at many other new developments, the pet wash is on the floor below the lobby, a level where developers have been putting pools, gyms, children's playrooms and bike storage.
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Amenities are mostly spread across six contiguous floors, starting at the second floor, which includes a half-basketball court, playrooms for children, and a wine room, where bottles can be stored.
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In an age of screens, augmented reality games and YouTube kid millionaires, it might seem unlikely that wooden peg boards, felt nesting baskets and pretend tissue boxes are filling up today's playrooms.
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The trend toward bigger and bolder playrooms began about a decade ago, during the last real estate boom, when developers began cramming everything from screening rooms to climbing walls into their buildings.
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In 2005, Bonnie Clearwater at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami gave them a show: They created what would become the first in a line of colorful, tactile museum playrooms.
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The Dilley facility has playrooms, indoor gym equipment, toys, books and other amenities to provide "a safe and appropriate environment" for immigrant mothers and children, said Amanda Gilchrist, a spokeswoman for private prison company CoreCivic.
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The father of two visited with kids in one of the playrooms where they were working on art projects, even recording a video that was later shared with the patients he was unable to meet.
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And room sharing frees up extra space for guest rooms, offices or playrooms (or extra money for families by allowing them to live in a smaller apartment), which has great dividends for the whole family.
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There are playrooms with toys and air hockey tables and pool balls and even a few shop class throwbacks, all of them are lovingly rendered and designed with a keen eye for obstacle placement and pacing.
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Along with new construction offering amenities like playrooms, parking, roof gardens and gyms, there are still Classic Six and Seven apartments to be had in prewar buildings, and at the lower end, rentals with bathrooms down the hall.
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The tables and chairs here are junior versions of Jean Prouvé collectibles, though Eames plywood elephants and Frank Gehry's Color Cube furniture — pieces more likely to resonate with parents than children — are just as likely to show up in playrooms now.
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Since FreeTime on Alexa severely limits what you'll be able to do with the device (the ban on smart home controls feels particularly draconian), it's probably better used the Echoes in kids' bedrooms and playrooms and not communal devices like the ones you might have in your kitchen.
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According to a press release, Crate and Kids will still have the playful and imaginative feel that made so many parents turn to Land of Nod for decorating their kids' nurseries and playrooms, but with the added quality and craftsmanship people can count on when shopping at Crate and Barrel.
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As soon as I got my first envelope of $20 bills for chasing babies named Tommy and Caroline around playrooms big enough to dwarf our entire apartment, I started plotting all the ways I was going to waste it, like trading my nondescript blue backpack for one from Eddie Bauer.
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The building offers a dizzying 40,000-square-foot spread of amenity spaces, split between the full 18th floor, where there are four outdoor terraces, lounges and playrooms designed for residents of various ages, music practice rooms and a wine room, and two lower levels where there are two new pools, a fitness center, spa treatment rooms and yoga and Pilates studios.
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The park also consists of a decorated swimming pool, an ecological exhibition room, parent-child playrooms and a library.
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The new hospital offers many amenities to children previously unseen at Children's Hospital at Strong including a teen lounge, multiple playrooms, and child friendly theming and design.
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18 DEC. 2003. The facility included learning spaces and eight playrooms; its hours of service then were from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. for both day and night students.
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The Chase Child Life Program addresses the social, emotional and developmental needs of children dealing with the stress of illness and hospitalization. child life specialists provide opportunities for children of all ages to master the healthcare experience by preparing and supporting them through medical procedures. Therapeutic play sessions take place in Chase Place playrooms and at bedside. Playrooms are safe places for children to build coping skills, express creativity through play, and share emotions and concerns.
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The college is built over of campus in a pollution-free area. The college consists of a laboratory complex, workshops, administrative buildings, classroom complex, playrooms, male and female hostels and an eating house.
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The New York Times referred to the new Babies Hospital as "the last word in hospital design and equipment," mainly because of revolutionary features such as private and shared patient rooms, playrooms, and a roof garden.
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With 320 beds, the Children's Cancer Hospital Egypt is the largest hospital in the world specialising in pediatric oncology. The hospital treats nearly half of all pediatric cancer cases in Egypt. Within the grounds there are playrooms, a library and a park.
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Elmo's Preschool is a CD-ROM game developed by Creative Wonders and Children's Television Workshop in 1996.Elmo's Preschool at GameFAQs Elmo guides the user to a place where the user can makes a choice out of the five unique playrooms he or she wants to go into.
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In 2015, NUDM raised $1,130,979 for Starlight Children's Foundation, a global organization that supports critically and chronically ill children and their families from hospital to home. This money supported the creation of 11 "Starlight Sites," beautifully designed pediatric treatment rooms and playrooms reaching nearly 477,865 children in just one year.
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A darkroom or dark room is a darkened room, sometimes located in a nightclub or sex club, where sexual activity can take place. When located in bars, or adult bookstores, dark rooms are also known as backrooms, blackrooms, or playrooms. Some dark rooms incorporate black, blue, or red lights, or even no lighting.
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When the school opened there were only two classrooms on the main floor. The second floor had not yet been partitioned and was used as an auditorium. There were two playrooms in the basement, one for the boys and one for the girls. Children brought their lunches and had hot chocolate everyday which was prepared by one parent, Mrs. Ludow.
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For school children, they publish text books, encyclopedias, and science books. Gakken also publishes educational magazines for high school students, as well as school guides for all levels. Gakken also provides products for playrooms, study rooms, computer rooms and science rooms. Gakken also publishes general family-oriented and gender-oriented magazines in sports, music, art, history, animation, cooking, and puzzles.
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Steele C. (1981), P.45 Trolley buses gradually made way for motor buses until the last electric tram or bus service ran on 12 July 1963 leaving only the Glenelg line as a remnant of a once extensive light rail network.Steele C. (1981), P.47 Except for the Glenelg Type H, the trams were sold or scrapped. Some were used as shacks, playrooms or preserved by museums.
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Leisure facilities including nightclubs, children's playrooms, and recreation centres will be closed until 30 April. In Leningrad Oblast only pharmacies, grocery shops, building material and household shops will remain open during the holiday week. On 1 April, the Saint Petersburg Metro will start closing at 22:00 MSK instead of 0:00–0:45 MSK. Ground transportation will end at 23:00 MSK and its intervals will be increased.
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It is located in the 18th-century Raffay Palace in the Gornji Grad. The museum holdings consist of almost 2000 works of art – paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints, mainly by Croatians but also by other well-known world artists. From time to time, the museum organises topics and retrospective exhibitions by naïve artists, expert meetings and educational workshops and playrooms. The Museum of Contemporary Art was founded in 1954.
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Construction of the two-room Brick schoolhouse began in 1921, after a loan of $13,000 was secured for the project. The building was completed in 1922, however the mortar work needed to be redone shortly after. On the main floor the building contained two classrooms, one for grades 1 through 6, and one for grades 7 through 12. In the basement were separate boys and girls playrooms, and indoor chemical toilets.
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Samsung Plaza (hangul:삼성플라자), renamed as AK Plaza Bundang Store on March 2 2009, is a shopping mall located in Seohyeon-dong, Bundang, Seongnam-si, South Korea. The building is 98m or about 32 stories tall.Bundang Samsung Plaza, Songnam Samsung Corporation (hangul:삼성물산) opened Samsung Plaza Store No. 1, a multi-functional shopping center. It is also equipped with diverse facilities such as the lobby, playrooms and cafes, plus facilities for the handicapped to heighten customer satisfaction.
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The available facilities include a multi-media room, a tea arts room, playrooms, a large multi-purpose hall, a reading and study area, and a roof terrace. There is also space for retail, a riverfront café and eating outlets. The indoor sports hall will be able to accommodate 12 badminton courts, and can also be used for basketball and volleyball. Retractable seating, which allows flexible use of the hall, can seat 200 spectators.
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"Von Obermenzing nach Kenia",Münchner Wochenanzeiger, 6/10/2015 In the Summer of 2017 annexed buildings were constructed to alleviate the hospital. The first to be used as Immunization Center for healthy children and HIV patients, the second as a play center to complement the four interior playrooms. In 2018 a basketball court was added, opened by the world record holder in the marathon, Mary Keitany, servicing the patients and the medical school students.
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The building boasts historicist red brick facades with plastered panels. The multi-storey edifice possesses a basement and an attic under a gable roof; it has a symmetrical shape, with side gabled wings. First floor openings are topped by arches. A separate building was also erected next to the main building, housing playrooms, a gymnasium and utility rooms. The ensemble is registered on the Kuyavian- Pomeranian Voivodeship Heritage List, N°601363, Reg.
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The present building was constructed at a cost of $20,000, using the last funds from Warner's bequest and money raised by subscription. The building as originally outfitted included bedrooms, classrooms, playrooms, and other public spaces. It was described at the time as one of the most prominent institutions of its type in northern New England. The building was converted into condominiums in 1987-88, retaining most of the room layout and restoring the central lobby.
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Cafes along the Berdawni River The banks of the Berdawni River have long been a place where people of Zahlé and other parts of Lebanon come to socialize. The town's most popular attraction is a promenade along the river, referred to as "Al Wadi" ("the valley"). Sheltered between the ravine's limestone cliffs, it is lined up with large outdoor restaurants, cafes and playrooms, and shaded by trees. These restaurants specialize in traditional Lebanese meze served with arak.
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The program also extends support and resources to families in times of bereavement. Established in 1970, the Chase Child Life Program was renamed in 2000 in honor of Chase Richards, whose parents co-founded The Chase Foundation to support this program. When the New Hospital at the Children's Hospital Los Angeles debuts in 2011, additional Chase Place Playrooms will exist on each patient floor. Starbright World, a private, interactive computer network, also will be available for children and teens.
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The first consideration in designing and erecting the building was the children's welfare. The building was located in the center of ample playgrounds, had two classrooms, boys’ and girls’ cloakrooms, functional toilets, and large basement playrooms for use in bad weather. The school, where all students and residents could obtain free use of well-selected books, also maintained a public library. The original two classrooms were doubled to four in 1927 and there were six rooms by 1937.
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Another example is making an illegal move, which the player may later declare void if it suits them. While angle shooting is seen as "fair game" in games against the house, it is heavily frowned upon in games where players compete with other players, as it ruins the table atmosphere, makes the game less appealing to novice players, and is not in the spirit of the game. Casinos and playrooms continually create new rules to defeat angle shooting techniques.
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After Fr Michael Bossy's fifteen-year headmastership, in 1986 the college acquired its first lay headmaster, Giles Mercer. Mercer brought in a number of changes during his time, and developed particular areas of the school. By the end of the 1980s, the school opened a new indoor swimming pool, new squash courts, a new gym and various refurbished classrooms and playrooms. Scenes from the film Three Men and a Little Lady were shot at the College.
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All catering facilities were ordered to operate for take-out food only and customers banned from entering their in-door premises, this also applied to gambling, car washes, playrooms and similar facilities. On 22 March, a 92-year-old woman died, the second death since the start of the pandemic. Fifty-one new cases were confirmed: 17 at (8:00) and 34 at (18:00) for a total of 222. The new curfew from (17:00) to (05:00) was implemented.
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The school was designed three years after the Pittsburgh and Allegheny City school boards where merged. The building is brick, H shaped, two and one half stories high. It was a consciously elegant design, stylistically unique in the city when built, echoing European school designs. It included kindergarten and basement play spaces as were becoming essential at the time; but here the playrooms did not receive as much design attention as such elements would later on, and were not particularly functional.
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10-11 As originally built it contained 43 rooms, with the first floor featuring a large entrance hall, billiard room, dining room, library and sitting room. Bedrooms were located on the second floor, with more on the third floor plus storage spaces and children's playrooms. The house boasts a number of outbuildings. On the of the combined parcels that made up the original estate, there are 48 total buildings, structures and sites, all but eight of which are considered contributing to its historic value.
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The complex is designed with community and collectivism in mind. The two villas on the property were remodeled and fit into the new complex as community units with banquet room, billiard rooms, playrooms for children and guest rooms. There was a small restaurant where it was possible to eat or order food to the apartments and a cleaning service. The space between the apartment blocks and around the central villa was made into a garden with fountains and trees from the former gardens of the villas.
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The sorority adopted this fund as its official philanthropy in 1954. In its early years, the RPM supported various polio research projects, including the Salk vaccine trials. It now focuses on supporting play therapy for hospitalized children and providing support for playrooms, libraries, and programs for children undergoing long-term hospital care. Current national efforts are centered in funding fellowships at the Children's Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, and in funding graduate assistantships at the University of North Carolina Hospitals in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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The hospital contains an ACS verified level 1 pediatric trauma center, one of the few in the region, and a rooftop helipad to transport critically ill patients to and from the hospital. The hospital has an American Academy of Pediatrics level III neonatal intensive care unit with a capacity of 64 beds for critically ill newborn babies. Overall, the facility has 185 inpatient beds. The new construction includes amenities commonly seen in modern children's hospitals, including an open airy lobby, colorful spaces, playrooms, and places for parents and children to relax.
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Working with pupils was reduced, since social workers were on duty at schools only once a week. The range of activities covered group work, organizing club sessions, summer camping and playrooms, and offering homework help – instead of doing case management for individuals. Furthermore, they worked with families and were entitled to offer them financial and in-kind assistance. A structure of services different from that of the traditional school social work evolved due to the lack of modern child protection services and institutions providing customized care for clients in Hungary.
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The charity also supports families whose child has died from a life-limited condition but did not access hospice care. Conditions treated include long term progressive disorders such as Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Batten's disease, cystic fibrosis, and sometimes cancer. Care can take place at the hospice in Boston Spa, or in families' own homes. The hospice's facilities include nine specialist children's bedrooms, eight family rooms for parents and siblings, six bedrooms in an adjoining unit for teenagers and young adults - Whitby Lodge - sitting rooms, playrooms, a multi-sensory room, Jacuzzi, library and a music room.
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The unique design of the hospital included many firsts in hospital design that included the emergency room being on the second floor. The hospital included almost double the space of the previous hospital and include much needed amenities including outdoor spaces for patients and families, playrooms, and private patient rooms. Design of the hospital has been industry praised and featured in many prominent publications. The new hospital also includes multiple terraces with plants and trees to help calm patients and families with a new helipad on top for transport of critically ill pediatric patients.
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Adult-only sex-friendly resorts have become more popular as younger travelers want to experience consensual sex abroad while avoiding ethical issues of prostitution. Those resorts are characterized as the safe, consensual space of adult and sex-positive nature where all expressions of gender, orientation, and relationships are free of any pressure. Largely in Mexico and the Caribbean, they can include clothing-optional resorts with spaces where travelers can meet others and make use of "playrooms". Nudist resorts however are not intended to be places for overt sexual activity.
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The hospital raised $82 million through private donations and Montefiore took out a $55 million bank loan to fund the new project. The plan called for a 10-floor, 155,000 square foot building with separate dedicated pediatric units for critically ill children, infants, children, teens and young adults, including an 18-bed pediatric intensive care unit. Rooms at the hospital were also planned to be all private rooms. CHAM included many amenities not seen before at Montefiore's pediatric units including space themes throughout the hospital including space artifacts donated by NASA, playrooms, TV's, and private rooms with beds for parents.
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There are 35 general classrooms, 3 indoor playrooms, a multipurpose room and a kindergarten hall. The facilities also include three science laboratories (for biology, chemistry, and physics classes), a cafeteria, a drama room, a music room, an art room, a pottery room, a media center, and a computer center which includes a large computer classroom, a smaller, drop-in computer lab which is available both during and after school, and an Information Technology room. The school has an infirmary and a full-time nurse on duty. The facilities also include a convent building and a chapel.
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The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art () is a fine art museum in Zagreb, Croatia dedicated to the work of naïve artists of the 20th century. The museum holdings consist of over 1,900 works of art - paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints, mainly by Croatians but also by other well-known international artists in the genre. From time to time, the museum organizes topics and retrospective exhibitions by naïve artists, expert meetings and educational workshops and playrooms. The museum is located on the first floor of the 18th- century Raffay Palace, , in Gornji Grad at Sv. Ćirila i Metoda 3.
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In June 2010 the playrooms at the hospital were restocked with new toys by city department store John Lewis after the South Wales Echo reported that the theft of toys threatened a playroom with closure. Zeta-Jones and Douglas returned to the hospital to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the launch of the fundraising campaign in July 2010. Zeta-Jones announced in November 2012 that the hospital would become known as the Noah's Ark Children's Hospital for Wales. The second phase of the hospital, which was designed by Boyes Rees and built by Interserve at a cost of £64 million, was opened by First Minister Carwyn Jones in May 2015.
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The Arts in Healthcare Initiative, established by the UB Center for the Arts, brings arts programming to the patients, visitors, and staff of Roswell Park Cancer Institute and Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo. The arts transform the hospital environment by engaging individuals in creative activities, enhancing the healthcare experience and encouraging physical and emotional well-being. The Arts in Healthcare Initiative consists of twelve professional Artists in Residence with extensive experience in writing, music, dance, theater and the visual arts from Buffalo's vast cultural community. Artists work daily with the hospital population in waiting areas and playrooms as well as at the bedside and intimate patient care areas.
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In March 2019, Common partnered with New York real-estate developer Tishman Speyer to launch the brand Kin, whose "buildings will feature playrooms, family-size units and on-demand child care through an internal mobile app that also helps connect families looking to share nannies and babysitters." In May 2020, Common announced the launch of Noah, a workforce housing brand. Noah operates “Class B and C multifamily buildings where renters earn 40 percent to 80 percent of the area median income” and as of March 2020, is operating “500 units over five properties in Hampton Roads and Winchester, Virginia.” From 2015 to 2017, Common raised $63.35 million in funding.
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In Interwar Poland and in Occupied Poland, various members of the Jewish Resistance were or had been associated with S.K.I.F. One of the leaders of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Marek Edelman had been a S.K.I.F. member, as were members of the underground Jewish Fighting Organization Boruch Pelc and Jurek Błones. Other notable Jewish members included the painter Yosl Bergner, the RAF pilot Rubin Lifszyc and the organizer of children's theater for the poor in the Warsaw Ghetto, Pola Lifszyc. Before World War II, S.K.I.F. organized summer camps for children. Marek Edelman, as a member of the organization, raised funds for playrooms for the children of the poor, in Warsaw.
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A statue of the Sacred Heart, restored by the College stonemason in 2008, stands atop the entrance to the old Jesuit escape tunnel in the garden; a statue of Mary and a mosaic altar occupy a position beneath the main staircase in the hallway; there is a grotto beside the stone steps adjacent to the building, where night prayers are said during the Summer Term; and there are statues in the playrooms and crosses in every classroom and dormitory. It is a long-standing tradition for pupils to write "May Verses". These are poems written in honour of Mary, Mother of Jesus. During the month of May they adorn the school's main staircase.
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The museum's campus on Sundusky Street includes the Hull-Flater House, which is a seventeen-room, two-story Victorian house that was built around 1881. Much of the home is furnished as it would have been when it was first constructed, including parlors, bedrooms, and playrooms. The Crawford Log House, which was originally built in Biglick Township, the Davis Homestead, which was constructed in 1842, and the De-Wald Funk House, built in the 1860s, are all on the property. The Hancock Historical Museum's permanent exhibits include items from the Gas and Oil Boom of the 1880s, Findlay Glass, the Civil War, and World War II. A barn behind the Hull-Flater House displays exhibits about agricultural life and transportation in Hancock County.
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An active father, he has taken time from his busy schedule to serve as a Cub Scout den Akela as well a coach for his children's T-ball, basketball and soccer teams. While he has no formal theatrical or musical training, Poche did fiddle with the bass briefly in college and has a colorful performance background that includes a stint as a stand-up comic. Like his fellow Movers, he is inspired by 1980s and '90s rock, pop and alternative music and by his front-lines experience dealing with his children's sleepless nights, messy playrooms and other growing pains. Poche plays bass guitar on the Imagination Movers T.V. Show and during live performances Originally from Baton Rouge, Poche received his degree from Louisiana State University and moved to his wife's hometown of New Orleans.
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He was elected a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 1942, followed three years later by his appointment as physician to the children's department at St Bartholomew's Hospital, of which he became head in 1965. Franklin held his teaching sessions in the hospital ward playrooms and was described in Munk's Roll as having an "intuitive understanding of the problems and distress, both emotional and practical, suffered by the family of a sick – perhaps mortally – or handicapped child". Franklin was a member of the college council from 1966–69, president of the British Paediatric Association from 1968–69 and president of the British Society for Medical History from 1974–76. Between 1970 and 1978, he was Deputy Chairman of the Attendance Allowance Board of the Department of Health and Social Security.
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Located at 7601 Preston Road in Plano, Children's Medical Center Plano sits on a site with "green space" preserved to provide an environment for patients and families. The hospital currently has 72 beds with an infrastructure for 240 beds, six operating rooms, 24-7 emergency services, and laboratory, pharmacy and imaging services. Completed in 2008, it features a family resource library where patients and families have access to print and digital consumer health information, children's literature, and personalized research assistance. In addition to translation, pastoral care, and guest relations services, families also have access to the specially trained child life specialists and playrooms designed just for kids. In early 2020, it was announced that Children’s Medical Center Plano would undergo an expansion to construct a new patient tower.
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A purpose-built refuge that contained five bedrooms and communal living areas including a kitchen, lounge room, dining room, laundry, internal playroom, toilets and bathrooms. An outside child support building was also established, containing two playrooms, a kitchenette, a toilet and an office. Historically, the refuge was funded under the Commonwealth's Support Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP). Under the SAAP act, the refuge was allocated ongoing funding, including $40,446 in 1980-81, $185,002 in 1985-1986, a one-off grant of $23,116 in 1992 and $1,230,707 in 2015-16, to assist with the ongoing running costs and payment of employees. Jenny's Place was successful in tendering under the NSW government's 'Going Home Staying Home' reform agenda in 2014, securing funding for their Women and Children’s Supported Crisis Refuge, a Single Women’s Crisis Refuge, Supported Transitional Accommodation and Outreach Support Program.
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Adrian Aylward succeeded Mercer in 1996, and the school continued to flourish during his ten-year leadership. In 1997, Stonyhurst began its run-up to becoming fully co-educational, and introduced girls to the preparatory school, St Mary's Hall. A building project was undertaken, such that by the time of Aylward's departure as headmaster refurbishment had taken place in the following areas of the school: the Old Infirmary (converted from girls' to Jesuit community accommodation), Lower Grammar, Grammar and Higher Line Playrooms, all dormitories (cubicles replaced by rooms on two storeys), the plunge (converted into dormitories and changing rooms on two storeys), the Sodality Chapel (restored), the Top Refectory, the Do Room, the Long Room, the Bayley Room, the More Library, the Syntax Wing and the shooting range. Five I.T. suites were created, CCTV was installed at all entrances, some disguised as Victorian lamp-posts, the back of the building outside the music basement was tidied up, and new landscaping and redesign of the road layout accompanied the building of the all-weather sports pitch on Harry Meadow.
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