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'The sinister attracted me': Brazilian tattoo artist morphs into devil look-alike

'The sinister attracted me': Brazilian tattoo artist morphs into devil look-alike
reuters.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from reuters.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Street dogs find homes, vocations after being rescued by Mexican army


Alberto Fajardo
2 minute read
ZUMPANGO DE OCAMPO, Mexico, July 15 (Reuters) - An unoccupied kindergarten building has been transformed into a shelter for street dogs near an international airport under construction in Zumpango de Ocampo, on the outskirts of Mexico City.
The Doggies of Santa Lucia shelter run by the Mexican army was set up after the airport's architects and workers noticed a large number of stray dogs wandering near the construction site.
The shelter can host up to 50 dogs that will receive medical attention, food and shelter.
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Stray dogs are seen at the "Doggies of Santa Lucia" shelter, run by the Mexican army at an unoccupied kindergarten building, which was created after the Mexico City's new airport architects and workers noticed a large amount of stray dogs wandering near the construction site, in Zumpango de Ocampo, Mexico July 14, 2021. REUTERS/Toya Sarno Jordan

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The adoption system isn't perfect, but it has evolved to protect children | Letters


Anne Porteous shares her perspective on forced adoptions, and
Linda Weir and
Ann Titman highlight charity work that supports families
‘The most important factor in preventing the removal of children to care was early intervention.’ Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian
‘The most important factor in preventing the removal of children to care was early intervention.’ Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian
Letters
Wed 9 Jun 2021 12.28 EDT
Last modified on Wed 9 Jun 2021 13.04 EDT
I read Nina Lopez’s letter (1 June) on adoption with sadness, both because of the example she gave and also because she doesn’t tell the whole story around adoption today. “Forced” is an emotive term and that applies appropriately to those adoptions of the 1960s and 1970s. That 90% of adoptions are forced – ie court ordered – is not surprising, given that few children are relinquished (or given up) for adoption these days. Fortunately, parents are not forced to give up their children because they are born out of wedlock. They might be forced if the child in question is being harmed, or likely to be harmed and cannot be placed within the family. Practice has undoubtedly changed since the 1960s, thank goodness. It has evolved to protect children, not to make discriminatory and unfair judgments on parents.

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Threadbare social services have lost the trust of families | Letter

<strong>Letter: </strong>By the time a family gets a social worker, it’s usually 20 years too late, writes <strong>Jean Robertson-Molloy</strong>, who has 40 years of experience in the sector

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Cruel forced adoptions are still happening today | Letters


Cruel forced adoptions are still happening today
Nina Lopez points to adoptions occurring against the wishes of birth families, while one reader recalls how their sister was forced to give up her baby. And
John Peniket says it was the prevailing social attitudes to sex and childbirth that were to blame
‘Of about 3,500 adoptions a year, 90% are against the will of the birth family. They are hidden by a closed family court system.’ Photograph: Wander Women Collective/Getty Images
‘Of about 3,500 adoptions a year, 90% are against the will of the birth family. They are hidden by a closed family court system.’ Photograph: Wander Women Collective/Getty Images

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CNCC awarded RISE Education Grant | Rio Blanco Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado


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RBC | Yesterday, Governor Polis announced the second round of Response, Innovation, and Student Equity (RISE) Fund awardees to innovate and transform public education. The RISE fund was created to support innovation in high-needs school districts, charter schools, and public institutions of higher education to address the learning challenges related to the economic, social, and health impacts of COVID-19 in a manner that creates sustainable innovations that improve student learning, close equity gaps, and enhance operational efficiency for pre-K-12 through higher education.
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Among the recipients was a joint proposal from Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) and Colorado Mountain College (CMC) for $2.9 million.

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Meet authors in virtual events Jan. 26-27 through Anderson's Bookshop

Anderson's Bookshop will offer a pair of virtual events with featured authors the McElroy Brothers and Serena Burdick on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 26-27.

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The True Story Behind Netflix Docuseries 'The Ripper'


True-crime fans, this one’s for you. On Wednesday, December 16,
The Ripper—a four-episode docuseries—will drop on Netflix, and it’s going in-depth on the Yorkshire Ripper, who killed 13 women in England in the late ’70s. The series will retell the crimes of Peter Sutcliffe, examining the chain of events that happened when his killings were taking place, along with how the police may have botched the investigation. It’s totally horrifying, and it’s also totally true.
Since
The Ripper is out now, here’s everything you need to know about the true story of the Yorkshire Ripper and the tragic murders that took place before he was arrested.

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