As I continue to share the common list of co-parenting challenges, the next one on the list is, âThe handling of schedule changes and lack of flexibility and adaptability.â
This co-parenting challenge is very common and almost always a direct result of anger and emotion attached to separation and or divorce. Regardless of your custody or visitation schedule, you will find, at some point in your co-parenting, the need for flexibility and adaptability.
It is so important to remove anger and emotion. If you are the parent needing or requesting a schedule change, or if you are wanting some flexibility, the need and or the request will be better received if you have not created high conflict in your co-parenting.
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Camping World Expands Operations in Southern Utah and Acquires Nielson RV
March 10, 2021 GMT
ST. GEORGE, UT / ACCESSWIRE / March 10, 2021 / Scott Nielson, mainly known for his business, Nielson RV, sold his company with all its assets, inventory, land, and improvements to Camping World (NYSE:CWH), the largest RV retailer and publicly traded RV company in the nation. Marcus Lamonis, CEO of Camping World Holdings INC, announced its latest purchase and addition to the Camping World chain.
Lamonis is also featured on his reality show The Profit and has made his mark in St. George with the acquisition of Nielson RV, which profoundly dominated the RV space in the region. Nielson RV grew to three stores before Nielson moved his family out of state. The company had future plans to expand into Salt Lake City and Las Vegas before the CWH acquisition.
Job vacancies in the dairy industry lure job seekers to upskill
10 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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AGC Training Milk Harvesting L3 tutor John Feldberg (left) and two of the current 14 student intake, Triden Mickleson and Isaac Burns-Reweti, await the afternoon milking run in the Okioa shed. Photo /
AGC Training Milk Harvesting L3 tutor John Feldberg (left) and two of the current 14 student intake, Triden Mickleson and Isaac Burns-Reweti, await the afternoon milking run in the Okioa shed. Photo /
Iain Hyndman is a reporter for the Whanganui Chronicleiain.hyndman@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron
The Milk Harvesting Level 3 students down at AGC Training in Whanganui are pretty pumped by the latest employment statistics in the industry,
The company announced its decision Tuesday in a
series of posts on Twitter. In what Quench Bio called a “successful failure,” the company said its drug target proved undruggable to its efforts.
Quench was developing an approach to inhibit Gasdermin D, which was believed to be a key target at the core of multiple inflammatory cell death pathways, including pyroptosis and NETosis. When pyroptosis or NETosis pathways are activated, gasdermin is processed and forms lytic pores on the cell membrane, allowing release of inflammatory cytokines, alarmins, DNA and NETs. Pyroptosis and NETosis are associated with numerous inflammatory diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), as well as other diseases.
Pig Royalty, produced by Hot Snakes Media.
The series (pictured) dives into the world of pig show competitions and follows the rivalry of two families: the Baleros and the Rihns, who travel across the state competing for prizes including money, scholarships and the coveted “buckles” awarded to winners.
For Hot Snakes Media, Eric Evangelista, Shannon Evangelista, Erik Kesten and Benjamin Ringe are executive producers. For Animal Planet, Erin Wanner is executive producer and Pat Dempsey is supervising producer.
Pig Royalty premieres March 23. The series will also air on Discovery Channel for two weeks beginning March 23 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.