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JEFF MCBRIDE – MAGIQUEST To Extend For An Additional 6 Days - Vimarsana News

JEFF MCBRIDE – MAGIQUEST To Extend For An Additional 6 Days

JEFF MCBRIDE – MAGIQUEST To Extend For An Additional 6 Days The MagicQuest experience includes a full show telling the story of McBride's lifelong search for real magic and more.by BWW News Desk Jeff McBride - MagicQuest, a unique virtual experience created by Jeff McBride, Tobias Beckwith and Scott Steelfyre completed its first weekend of public performances, with audiences logging in from as far away as London, Paris, and Malaysia. Magic's own luminaries including Lance Burton, Mat Franco and Mac King from the US, Paul Gordon and John Armstrong from the UK, and Andrew Lee from Malaysia w...

Why Australia should ban parents smacking children - Vimarsana News

Why Australia should ban parents smacking children

Why Australia should ban parents smacking children A growing body of research has found a consistent link between experiencing corporal punishment from a parent and being violent as an adult In the 62 countries where smacking has been banned, initial opposition has invariably turned into acceptance and support

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Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved in partner violence in adulthood - Vimarsana News

Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved in partner violence in adulthood

There is now a strong body of evidence showing a link between corporal punishment as a child and later involvement in family violence, either as a victim or perpetrator.

Smacking trauma akin to severe violent abuse - Vimarsana News

Smacking trauma akin to severe violent abuse

Smacking children can traumatise them to the same level as severe violent abuse according to a new study, prompting calls for governments to run public health campaigns against physical punishment. Scientists from Harvard found that children who had been smacked were more likely to develop mental health issues, anxiety depression behavioural problems and substance abuse. Smacking by a parent or carer is lawful in Australia and not considered child abuse providing that it's "reasonable". Leading psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg said the study backed his own experience that smacking was u...

Vegas magic is back—and ready to try new things - Vimarsana News

Vegas magic is back—and ready to try new things

Las Vegas Weekly Penn & Teller Brock Radke Thu, Apr 8, 2021 (2 a.m.) When Penn & Teller reopen their two-decade-strong show at the Rio in a few weeks, it’s safe to expect it’ll be just as edgy and funny as it has always been. There will be some familiar tricks in the mix, including some classic illusions and material from earlier in the duo’s 40-plus years performing together. Other prominent elements, like the finale from recent years involving the fantastical appearance of an “elephant” named Elsie, might not be in the cards. Photo: Denise Truscello Photo: Courtesy Mat Franco ...