foster

Foster care makes all the difference in the life of a young child that's been neglected or rescued from harm's way.

Tomorrow will be warm and sunny
It's the middle of summer so the air is really hot. The factory she worked in was cramped and had a low corrugated iron roof, so the heat seemed to double. She witnessed the scene of two former workers fighting over a fan and felt embarrassed. In the factory, quarrels and fights often happen. They fight over each board to make because they want to earn more income, they also fight over the place to work, fight over even a cup of ice cold water...
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Families
This Is the Greatest Diet Plan
You're probably aware that you need to lose weight in the end if you've read any nutrition-related publications or even tried to stick to your own diet. It all comes down to the ratio of calories expended to calories consumed. No matter what you eat or when you eat it, you can effectively lose weight and reduce fat as long as you consume fewer calories and, ideally, enough protein.
By Mohammed Sharif2 years ago in Families
Simple Man
The Journey from Boy to Man: A Transformation Beyond Time Life is an intricate mosaic of moments, experiences, and transitions. Among the most significant of these is the journey from boyhood to manhood. This metamorphosis is not confined to physical growth or societal labels; it's a profound inner evolution that shapes the entirety of one being. From the innocence of youth to the wisdom of adulthood, this journey is both universal and uniquely personal.
By lil Rosie Tatro2 years ago in Families
The benefits of morning meditation and deep breathing techniques for physical and mental wellbeing
### The benefits of morning meditation and deep breathing techniques for physical and mental wellbeing Many people feel that morning meditation and deep breathing exercises have excellent benefits for both mental and physical health, thereby helping individuals to uplift themselves. Research published in credible journals like *The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine* shows that these approaches enhance personal welfare.
By Hongyu Pang2 years ago in Families
Ethical dilemma: Whose life is more valuable?
Smallpox is one of the deadliest diseases in history, but fortunately, it’s been eradicated for over 40 years. However, samples of the virus that causes smallpox still exist, leading to concern that rogue actors might try to weaponize it. This is especially worrying because older smallpox vaccines can have serious side effects, and modern antiviral drugs have never been tested against this disease. To protect against this potential threat, the US government is funding research to improve smallpox treatments and vaccines. And since it’s unethical to expose people to a highly lethal virus, labs are using humanity's closest biological relatives as research subjects. But is it right to harm these animals to protect humanity from a potential threat? Or should our closest relatives also be protected against lethal experiments? What would you do as a scientist faced with this very real scenario? In many ways, this dilemma isn't new. Animals have been used in research aimed at improving human welfare for centuries, typically at the cost of their lives. This practice reflects the widespread belief that human lives are more valuable than non-human lives. People have different views about the ethics of animal testing and how it’s conducted. But whatever your opinion, this scenario raises an important philosophical question: how do we determine the value of a life, whether human or non-human? One tool philosophers have used to consider this question is moral status. Beings with moral status should have their needs and interests taken into consideration by those making decisions that impact them. Traditionally, moral status has been seen as binary— either a being’s interests matter for their own sake, or they don’t. And historically, many philosophers believed that humans had moral status and other animals didn’t. Some contemporary philosophers like Shelly Kagan have argued that moral status comes in degrees, but even in this model, he argues that people have the most moral status. However, determining what grants any degree of moral status can be difficult. Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant thought humans have moral status because of their rational nature and ability to will their actions. A binary conception of moral status then suggests that beings with these capacities are “persons” bearing full moral status, while all other creatures are “things” without moral status. But thinkers like Christine Korsgaard have argued a Kantian view should include many non-human animals because of how they value their own good. Another line of argument, suggested by utilitarianism’s founding father Jeremy Bentham and elaborated by Peter Singer, claims that a capacity for suffering makes an entity worthy of moral consideration. These inclusive ways of thinking about moral status dramatically widen the scope of our moral responsibility, in ways some people might find unnerving. So where do our monkeys stand? Our closest genetic relatives have high social and intellectual capacities. They live cooperatively in complex social groups and recognize members of their community as individuals. They support and learn from one another— there’s even evidence they respond to inequality. And of course, they’re capable of suffering. Yet despite all this, it’s still generally common opinion that a human’s life is more valuable than a monkey’s. And that while killing one human to save five others is typically wrong, killing one monkey to save five humans is regrettable, but morally acceptable. Even morally required. At some point, however, this calculation starts to feel unstable. Should we kill 100 monkeys to save five people? How about 10,000? If moral status is binary and monkeys don't have it, then theoretically, any number of monkeys could be sacrificed to save just one person. But if moral status comes in degrees and monkeys have any at all, then at some point the balance will tip. The situation you're in complicates things even further. Unlike the scenarios above, there's no guarantee your work will ever save human lives. This is true of any animal experiment— the process of scientific discovery only sometimes leads to improved medical care. But in your case, it’s even trickier! While the government is worried smallpox might be weaponized, if they’re wrong the disease will remain eradicated, and your research won’t save anyone from smallpox. You could try to quantify this uncertainty to help make your decision. But how do you determine what an acceptable amount of risk is? And what if there’s so much uncertainty that your calculations are essentially wild guesses? These kinds of moral mathematics get complicated fast, and some philosophers would argue they’re not even the best way to make moral decisions. But whatever you decide, your choice should be well justified.
By Shinosuke2 years ago in Families
National Hug Your Cat Day
June 4th. A date etched in my memory not for historical events or grand celebrations, but for the day my life took a delightful turn – the day I met Luna and Milo. National Hug Your Cat Day might be a calendar entry for some, but for me, it's a day overflowing with heartwarming memories and a chance to celebrate the furry bundles of joy that have redefined the meaning of love and companionship in my life.
By Jheffz A.2 years ago in Families
A Veil of Kindness
In a quaint, serene village nestled among rolling hills and blooming meadows, there lived a woman named Eliza. She was known for her unwavering cheerfulness and the warmth she brought into the lives of everyone she met. Her laughter echoed through the village streets, and her smile could brighten even the cloudiest of days.
By Abd Azis2 years ago in Families
My sister
After his old schoolmate's birthday night, Ji returned home drunk and low. In his mind he was still aware that the lights had not been turned off, that his house was still awake, not asleep to wait for him to come back.
By Quang2 years ago in Families
WHAT DO YOU GIVE YOUR CHILD?
"I'm not in the car, it's a shame, my friends are all on the train, and I'm just buying my train..." The story of two mothers standing behind each other in the cafe this afternoon made me feel a little sad, but then suddenly I felt a warmth of joy thinking about a similar story of my dad more than 10 years ago.
By Quang2 years ago in Families
The Comprehensive Guide to Health Supplements: ZenCortex, JoitEternal and EndoPeak. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
ZenCortex, Joiteternal, and EndoPeak represent cutting-edge advancements in the realm of health supplements, each offering unique benefits tailored to specific health needs. ZenCortex is designed to enhance cognitive function and mental clarity, utilizing a blend of natural ingredients to optimize brain health. Joiteternal focuses on anti-aging and vitality, drawing from traditional ingredients to promote longevity and overall well-being. EndoPeak targets physical performance and recovery, harnessing key nutrients to support athletes and fitness enthusiasts in achieving peak performance levels. Together, these supplements exemplify the diverse ways in which supplementation can support holistic health and wellness.
By Cong Nguyen2 years ago in Families
Falling in love with an ex
For someone like Minh Chau, love is not a smooth thing. She has loved five people, but only one made her passionate. The remaining four people all only had a fleeting feeling. Before a breakup, she is always the proactive one. Very decisive, very unintentional. As for them, they were all the same, using all their strength to hold her back.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Families
Suggested nutritious sweet dishes for pregnant women
Nutritional care for pregnant women after giving birth is very important. If women do not take good care of their health during pregnancy, it will easily affect the postpartum recovery process. The food issue is always emphasized because we must limit eating too salty, too hard, or cold food. Postpartum mothers also need to supplement plenty of warm water to stimulate lactation. Therefore, besides salty stews, sweet porridge to change dishes is also a useful meal change for mothers.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Families