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Jade Bird Announces Second Album 'Different Kinds Of Light', Shares Title Track Thursday, 20 May 2021 Jade Bird has announced her second album. The follow-up to her 2019 self-titled debut is called 'Different Kinds Of Light' and will arrive on August 13 via Glassnote Records. Recorded with producer Dave Cobb mainly at the RCA studios in Nashville, it'll feature the pre-release singles Headstart, Houdini, and Open Up The Heavens, along with the new shared title track, a soothing composition that flows over a gentle loop of acoustic guitar and light percussion. Its accompanying video...

Published May 8, 2021, 9:30 AM When the government started giving ayuda in kind during the lockdown that started in March last year, Maria Monica Dizon-Alejo, a mother of three, noticed that there are no relief goods dedicated for babies. Thus, she thought of starting a non-profit organization she named Project: Happy Babies PH (PHB) that would give assistance to newborns and kids. With support from her husband Lester, relatives, and friends, Monica was able to gather essential needs like breastmilk, formula milk, diapers, vitamins, clothes, soaps, among others. According to her, she knows th...

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Composting in Tallahassee | Building Soil in the Red Hills and Sandhills Years ago I tagged along with an archeologist to a site in the Saint Marks Refuge. After some bushwhacking through a hardwood forest, we found ourselves in a long abandoned village. There were no stone ruins, or visible structures of any sort; nothing at all to distinguish it from the surrounding forest. Only one clue told us what had been here before. Looking down, we saw a swath of dark soil peppered with conch and oyster shells. We were, in a way, looking at the compost of prehistoric Floridians.

Last modified on Tue 16 Mar 2021 07.26 EDT When people stop Michael Rosen in his local neighbourhood of Muswell Hill in north London to ask him how he’s doing, which they do quite often these days, he replies: “Well, I’m not dead!” As is now well known, the former children’s laureate spent 48 days in intensive care after contracting coronavirus almost exactly one year ago. He went into hospital at the end of March as one of the nation’s favourite children’s writers and emerged a national treasure: his poem “These Are the Hands”, written to celebrate the 60th anniversary of t...