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- Welcome to the Lewis Center KinderCare located on Neverland Dr,
next door to Meijer. We have been servicing families work and live
in the Dublin, Worthington, Delaware and Lewis Center community
since 1997. We are very excited to meet your family and your needs.
We are dedicated to excellence. Our center is designed to encourage
child selected activities and hands on learning experiences in
every classroom and at every age of development. We believe in
developing the whole child with an emphasis on assisting your
child’s growth with their social, emotional, cognitive and physical
development. Your children will not only have a safe, secure, and
stimulating environment to learn in, but will have the support from
a team of professionals who have a true passion for educating and
nurturing children. - Your children’s health and safety is very important to us and we
take every possibility to ensure we offer the safest environment by
having a keypad entry, a fenced in playground all of exterior doors
lock from the outside. All staff members are trained with CPR and
First Aid, and we have a health and safety coordinator who checks
the building daily. - Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
- Languages Spoken: Arabic, Spanish
- Title 20 (For Delaware and Franklin County Only)
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Polaris Parkway KinderCare (2023 Profile)
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- Welcome to Polaris Parkway KinderCare. Our experts designed every
activity and lesson to help prepare your child for success in
school and beyond. With designated learning centers such as
dramatic play and blocks in every classroom, children have the
opportunity for rich social play and child-initiated discovery.You’ll also find that our classrooms feature a print-rich
environment full of carefully selected materials, written charts
and labels, and children’s literature. By helping your child
connect spoken words and print, we’re helping develop early
literacy and writing skills.Whether your child has first words or first grade on the horizon,
we’re excited to show you how everything in our center is designed
for learning! - Your child’s health and safety are very important to us. Our center
has a secure front entrance with a coded key pad. Each child’s file
indicates the names of people authorized to pick up. We require a
photo ID for a guest picking up your child. As a NAEYC accredited
center, all of our staff members are trained in CPR and First Aid,
as well. - Hours Of Operation: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
- NACCRRA, Also Franklin and Delaware Counties.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Results of the All-Russian literary and creative competition dedicated to foreign children’s writers and their works “Pages Uncovered in Childhood” | Center for Civil and Youth Initiatives
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No. |
Name of educational institution |
List of participants |
Nomination |
Manager(s) |
Total |
1 |
MADOU No. 56 |
Frolov S. |
Alan Milne |
Terentyeva A.V. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
2 |
Tretyakova R. |
Alan Milne |
Terentyeva A.V. |
Diploma II degree |
|
3 |
Children’s Library MBUK CLS Partizansky urban district |
Devyataeva T.V. |
Astrid Lindgren |
Diploma III degree |
|
4 |
MADOU “Kindergarten No. 402” of the Soviet district of Kazan |
Moiseeva P. |
Lewis Carroll |
Urapina E.F. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
5 |
Urapina E.F. |
Gianni Rodari |
Certificate |
||
6 |
MBU DO CDT “Metallurg” Samara |
Malysheva I. |
Astrid Lindgren |
Levina G.A. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
7 |
MBU “CBS of the city district of Syzran” Central Children’s Library. A.P. Gaidar |
Kovalenko I.I. |
Gianni Rodari |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
8 |
Barnaul |
Nikolaeva L.B. |
Astrid Lindgren |
Diploma III degree |
|
9 |
MAOU DS No. 80 “Song” g.o. Togliatti |
Klimanov A. |
Lewis Carroll |
Pegova I.V. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
10 |
MBDOU “Komsomol kindergarten of a general developmental type” |
Shalomeeva K. |
Lewis Carroll |
Manina L. R. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
11 |
MBU DO TsDYuT “Dream” Samara |
Filimonova V. |
Alan Milne |
Tarasova N.K., Filimonova E.V. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
12 |
Popova N. |
Alan Milne |
Solopova M.V. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
13 |
MBOU “Gymnasium No. 25 named after A.S. Pushkin”, Nizhny Novgorod |
Eremenko O.E. |
Lewis Carroll |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
14 |
MAOU “School No. 18 for students with disabilities”, Perm |
Shishkin A. |
Alan Milne |
Pishchalnikova L.I. |
Diploma II degree |
15 |
Ryskova K. |
Gianni Rodari |
Tsygvintseva E.G. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
16 |
Devyatyarova M. |
Astrid Lindgren |
Tsygvintseva E.G. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
17 |
MADOU “Kindergarten No. 102 combined type” |
Ulyanova A. |
Gianni Rodari |
Chizhevskaya A.O. |
\Diploma II degree |
18 |
Chalov S. |
Alan Milne |
Chizhevskaya A.O. |
Diploma II degree |
|
19 |
Krupennikova M. |
Lewis Carroll |
T.V. Sherstyannykh |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
20 |
Baranova K., Harutyunyan G. |
Lewis Carroll |
T.V. Sherstyannykh |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
21 |
MBOU Yarkovskaya secondary school No. 3 with cadet classes (preschool groups) of the Novosibirsk district of the Novosibirsk region |
Collective |
Astrid Lindgren |
Certificate |
|
22 |
MAOU secondary school №4 SP “Romashka” |
Fedorchenko A. |
Gianni Rodari |
Palkina V.I. |
Diploma III degree |
23 |
GAPOU “Naberezhnye Chelny Polytechnic College” |
Alkinskaya N.N. |
Alan Milne |
Diploma III degree |
|
24 |
Settlement Library No. 1 of Belebey, Republic of Bashkortostan |
Perepelitsa S. D. |
Gianni Rodari |
Diploma III degree |
|
25 |
Kozlova K.A. |
Astrid Lindgren |
Diploma III degree |
||
26 |
Malikova N.N. |
Alan Milne |
Diploma III degree |
||
27 |
MBU DO “TsDT Moskovsky district” Nizhny Novgorod |
Burova N.E. |
Lewis Carroll |
Diploma I degree |
|
28 |
Nuykina A. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
29 |
Nazarova A. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
30 |
Gromova A. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
31 |
Goryachev M. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
32 |
Voronina Yu. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
|
33 |
Bolshakov V. |
Lewis Carroll |
Burova N.E. |
Diploma of the 1st degree |
How hard is it to start a race? – At maximum speed – Blogs
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So you’re saying the race director ruined the Italian Grand Prix? I do not agree. I didn’t see the starter go out onto the track, stand on the wheel of Charles Leclerc’s car to get a better view of the starting grid, and start like that. Believe it or not, 60 years ago this is exactly what happened.
If you look at the FIA Sporting Regulations, it will not say anything about where the person giving the start should be. Probably because the riders concentrate on the traffic lights and don’t need to see who is pushing the buttons. It wasn’t always like that. Once upon a time, a proper assessment of a starter’s body language could give you an edge. But, if something was misread, chaos could begin. That’s what happened at Silverstone in 1971.
Clay Regazzoni’s Ferrari pole position was the prologue to the confusion. The Swiss was distinguished by false starts from the second and third rows, but the judges turned a blind eye to the hooliganism of the charismatic racer with a mustache and a smirk. During the British Grand Prix that year, however, he ran into trouble. It was his second career pole position with Jackie Stewart on the Tyrrell next to him. The relationship between Clay and Jackie says a lot about the episode on the last lap of the German Grand Prix 1972, where Regazzoni sent Stewart into the wall without batting an eye, a rare moment in which the Scot was furious.
British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1971
So here we are at Silverstone where the cars are getting ready to start and line up on the grid after the Woodcote corner. Regazzoni revs up his inline 12 engine, sees Dean Delamont raising the British flag, starts releasing the clutch and suddenly sees that the flag is still not lowering. Regazzoni was about to fly forward into the Copse turn in Firestone tire smoke, but instead had to slam on the brakes. Unfortunately, Regazzoni’s reputation preceded him, and the other riders followed not the start signal, but his rear wheels. By the way, from the back rows, Mr. Delamont was not visible at all because of the profile of the starting grid. Jackie Oliver in the McLaren started from the penultimate row, moved forward slightly, then stopped, but he was hit from behind with such force that Jackie collided with Graham Hill’s Brabham in front, breaking his suspension. And at that moment, Delamont lowered the flag.
After wisely waiting a few seconds, the marshalls jumped over the small wall and hauled the broken Brabham onto the pit lane. They made it before the Regazzoni-led racers streaked through the Woodcote corner at 300 km/h a few meters from Hill’s car. But that was not all. Dave Charlton was heading into the pit lane due to a broken oil hose in his Lotus 72, and the Brabham car parked there took him by surprise. To avoid a collision, he had to turn sharply to the left into a racing trajectory. Luckily no one was there.
Starting line in Mexico
But this is all kindergarten compared to what happened in Mexico. In order to impress the President of Mexico and the whole world of Formula 1 during the first race in this country (unofficial, by the way) in November 1962, officials somehow brought three people to the starting grid, each of whom believed that he was giving start. The problem with teamwork became apparent when Jim Clark’s Lotus stalled on pole position and no one knew what to do. Lotus mechanics had no doubts – they ran up to the car and postponed the start. After replacing the battery and trying to start the car “with a pusher” (unsuccessful), it was rolled back. And at that moment, Surtees’ car began to smoke – something clearly went wrong under the hood. And then something caught fire in Walt Hangsen’s Lotus, and it took the officials’ panic to the next level.
The mechanics with fire extinguishers were still on the grid when one of the starters jumped onto the front wheel of Jim Clark (whose car was now running) and signaled to the grid. The second person showed the sign of the countdown of 30 seconds, and the third at the same moment waved the flag and started. And the race began. The first man flew off the wheel of Clark’s Lotus, fell to the side and narrowly missed the wheels of Roger Penske’s Lotus, and Jack Brabham crashed into the second starter.