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_new-name-new-hardware-new-volvo-ex40-black-edition-2024.jpg "But with Volvo now launching a range of new dedicated EVs, including the EX30 and flagship EX90 (due in late 2024), it seems fitting that the electric XC40s will be renamed EX40. At the same time, the coupe-style C40 will soon be called EC40. But while there's a new name, not much has changed other than a minor software-assisted power upgrade and the nifty Black Edition hardware level.<br/><br/>The EX40's interior is business as usual and remains unchanged compared to the current electric XC40 Recharge. Although Volvo has more recently developed the vertical 9.0-inch touchscreen to run on Android software, you get the same layout that this SUV has had since its original introduction; It enables built-in Google Maps, Google voice assistant and Play Store.<br/><br/>The screen remains largely intuitive, but the small buttons for highly critical controls like climate settings are difficult to use. While the overall look and layout remains smart, when seen next to Volvo's latest generation of cars (primarily the EX30) it starts to look a bit dated as its screen also looks quite small.<br/><br/>One thing you can't do without is the EX40's interior fit and finish. Although it's one of Volvo's cheaper models, the quality never feels that way due to an array of luxury materials used throughout. The Swedish firm has also ditched leather and adopted a range of sustainable alternative materials with its EX40 model. Our test car also has gorgeous wool cloth upholstery, giving it the feel of a more luxurious Scandinavian lounge rather than the interior of a compact SUV.<br/><br/>These seats play an important role in the overall feel of the EX40. We've spent a lot of time in XC40s over the years, and their seats are among the best on the market; offers plenty of power adjustments as well as an extendable seat base; Ideal for tall drivers.<br/><br/>Although theoretically no different from the XC40, we'll need more time to make a more definitive judgment on comfort with this newly updated Volvo.<br/><br/>Volvos are renowned for their safety, and there's little to suggest the EX40 will be any different. All of our time with the EX40 was spent on ice, but although there's no physical switch to turn off or reduce any of the electronic stability control aids, we'd say this is a car designed with safety rather than fun in mind.<br/><br/>The new EX40 will largely carry over the same two powertrains that have served the XC40 Recharge since its launch: a 238-hp single-motor, rear-wheel-drive model and a twin-motor, all-wheel-drive flagship model that produces a healthy 408 hp. .<br/><br/>But opt for the latter on the EX40 and you'll be able to add a new 'Performance' software upgrade that gives the engines an extra 34hp, bringing the total to a whopping 442hp. <br/> <br/>Source: https://www.parkers.co.uk/volvo/ex40/review/")
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_children-prefer-running-free-outside-over-organised-activities-like-hide-and-seek.jpg "Children would rather run free while playing outside over more organised games of hide and seek or sports. <br/><br/>A poll, of 2,000 parents of children aged 6-10 and the kids themselves, found 57 per cent named running around as their favourite thing to do. <br/><br/>And 43 per cent wish they could do it more. <br/><br/>It also emerged 75 per cent of kids feel happiest when they’re free to ‘play their own way’ without structure. <br/><br/>And 53 per cent get excited when they get to choose what they want to do for the day, with 54 of mums and dads wanting to incorporate more of this into their daily routines. <br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Dairylea, which has unveiled a giant backpack containing children’s top 10 psychologist-approved items which enable them to enjoy unstructured play, includingbinoculars, magnifying glasses and telescopes. <br/><br/>Dr Elizabeth Kilbey, behavioural child psychologist, who is working with the cheese brand, said: “Play, particularly unstructured play, helps develop children's emotional, physical and cognitive skills, builds confidence and aids social and decision-making skills. <br/><br/>“This form of play is proven to support cognitive, physical, emotional and social development - but at a more granular level boosts imagination, problem-solving, social skills and creativity. <br/><br/>“It’s hugely beneficial for all the family to experience these firsts and moments of discovery together.” <br/><br/>The study also found 33 per cent of kids who enjoy playing outside named exploring as their preferred activity, while climbing trees (20 per cent), and paddling in water (19 per cent) were also popular. <br/><br/>It’s not just good for the children though as 52 per cent of parents feel happy and 26 feel calm when they let their children play freely. <br/><br/>While 35 per cent per cent those surveyed, via OnePoll, claimed their favourite way to spend time together as a family is exploring all nature has to offer, or taking a picnic on a day out (32 per cent).<br/><br/>But parents take their children on an average of three fewer days out a month now than they used to, with 76 per cent citing cost as the driving force behind this change. <br/><br/>Instead, 57 per cent opt to let their children play indoors with toys to fill their free time together. <br/><br/>The constraints of everyday routine can also leave little time for families to explore freely and enjoy moments of pure playfulness together, with 59 per cent prioritising school, hobbies and their children’s friends, leaving little time for other activities. <br/><br/>Clo Darie Lheureux, from Dairylea, which is launching ‘Discovery Days’ in partnership with Trainline to offer £10 off family rail tickets, said: “We believe it’s important to give children the freedom to discover but recent strains on family life - with the Cost of Living crisis and the pandemic - have prevented families from taking on new experiences. <br/><br/>\")
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_i-want-to-hear-a-yankee-doodle-tune-george-m-cohan-1911.jpg "I've always hated<br/>That overrated<br/>Pretentious music, complicated,<br/>And compositions<br/>That have conditions,<br/>And intermissions that please musicians.<br/>It's hard to hear it, or just be near it,<br/>Upon my word I always fear it,<br/>For I'm the original cranky, Yankee popular melody fool.<br/><br/>Give me a tune that's worth a listening,<br/>Give me a tune that's worth a whistling.<br/>I want a Sousa strain<br/>Instead of a Wagner pain;<br/>Give the trombones a chance to blow in it,<br/>Give me a dash of rag and go in it.<br/>What I'm stating<br/>Is advocating<br/>The popular melody school.<br/><br/>I want to hear a Yankee Doodle tune,<br/>Played by a military band.<br/>I want to hear a Yankee Doodle tune,<br/>The only music I can understand.<br/>Oh! Sousa, won't you write another march,<br/>Yours is just the melody divine.<br/>You may have your William Tell,<br/>And Faust and Lohengrin as well,<br/>But I'll take a Yankee Doodle tune for mine.<br/><br/>Give me the fellow<br/>Who writes the mellow<br/>Contagious strain that's rather yellow.<br/>It may be hashy,<br/>And may be trashy,<br/>But still it's dashy and gets the cashy.<br/>It's really clever<br/>And lasts forever,<br/>You hear it once, forget it never,<br/>For now we are coming to hanky, panky, popular melody days.<br/><br/>That it's the music, there's no doubt of it.<br/>Cut all the cheap cadenzas out of it.<br/>Music to please the gang<br/>With plenty of biff and bang;<br/>Music that all the children hum a bit,<br/>All the composer's glories come of it.<br/>It's so ringing,<br/>That's what is bringing<br/>The popular melody craze.<br/><br/><br/><br/>\")
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_imaginary-worlds.jpg "<p>Creating imaginary worlds for children to make their own through play and dreams is more complex than it seems. Creators and specialists of invented worlds share the secrets of their trade and explain how they engage very young children in their magical worlds and create cultural codes for future adults.</p><p> </p><p>With:</p>Vincent Patar & Stéphane Aubier, Cartoonists<br/>Stéphane Aubier and Vincent Patar graduated in 1991 with a ‘Major Distinction’ in Animated Film from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels de la Cambre in Brussels. They went on to make three short 2D films featuring characters with very different personalities: \")
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_new-name-new-hardware-new-volvo-ex40-black-edition-2024.webp "But with Volvo now launching a range of new dedicated EVs, including the EX30 and flagship EX90 (due in late 2024), it seems fitting that the electric XC40s will be renamed EX40. At the same time, the coupe-style C40 will soon be called EC40. But while there's a new name, not much has changed other than a minor software-assisted power upgrade and the nifty Black Edition hardware level.<br/><br/>The EX40's interior is business as usual and remains unchanged compared to the current electric XC40 Recharge. Although Volvo has more recently developed the vertical 9.0-inch touchscreen to run on Android software, you get the same layout that this SUV has had since its original introduction; It enables built-in Google Maps, Google voice assistant and Play Store.<br/><br/>The screen remains largely intuitive, but the small buttons for highly critical controls like climate settings are difficult to use. While the overall look and layout remains smart, when seen next to Volvo's latest generation of cars (primarily the EX30) it starts to look a bit dated as its screen also looks quite small.<br/><br/>One thing you can't do without is the EX40's interior fit and finish. Although it's one of Volvo's cheaper models, the quality never feels that way due to an array of luxury materials used throughout. The Swedish firm has also ditched leather and adopted a range of sustainable alternative materials with its EX40 model. Our test car also has gorgeous wool cloth upholstery, giving it the feel of a more luxurious Scandinavian lounge rather than the interior of a compact SUV.<br/><br/>These seats play an important role in the overall feel of the EX40. We've spent a lot of time in XC40s over the years, and their seats are among the best on the market; offers plenty of power adjustments as well as an extendable seat base; Ideal for tall drivers.<br/><br/>Although theoretically no different from the XC40, we'll need more time to make a more definitive judgment on comfort with this newly updated Volvo.<br/><br/>Volvos are renowned for their safety, and there's little to suggest the EX40 will be any different. All of our time with the EX40 was spent on ice, but although there's no physical switch to turn off or reduce any of the electronic stability control aids, we'd say this is a car designed with safety rather than fun in mind.<br/><br/>The new EX40 will largely carry over the same two powertrains that have served the XC40 Recharge since its launch: a 238-hp single-motor, rear-wheel-drive model and a twin-motor, all-wheel-drive flagship model that produces a healthy 408 hp. .<br/><br/>But opt for the latter on the EX40 and you'll be able to add a new 'Performance' software upgrade that gives the engines an extra 34hp, bringing the total to a whopping 442hp. <br/> <br/>Source: https://www.parkers.co.uk/volvo/ex40/review/")
_children-prefer-running-free-outside-over-organised-activities-like-hide-and-seek.webp "Children would rather run free while playing outside over more organised games of hide and seek or sports. <br/><br/>A poll, of 2,000 parents of children aged 6-10 and the kids themselves, found 57 per cent named running around as their favourite thing to do. <br/><br/>And 43 per cent wish they could do it more. <br/><br/>It also emerged 75 per cent of kids feel happiest when they’re free to ‘play their own way’ without structure. <br/><br/>And 53 per cent get excited when they get to choose what they want to do for the day, with 54 of mums and dads wanting to incorporate more of this into their daily routines. <br/><br/>The research was commissioned by Dairylea, which has unveiled a giant backpack containing children’s top 10 psychologist-approved items which enable them to enjoy unstructured play, includingbinoculars, magnifying glasses and telescopes. <br/><br/>Dr Elizabeth Kilbey, behavioural child psychologist, who is working with the cheese brand, said: “Play, particularly unstructured play, helps develop children's emotional, physical and cognitive skills, builds confidence and aids social and decision-making skills. <br/><br/>“This form of play is proven to support cognitive, physical, emotional and social development - but at a more granular level boosts imagination, problem-solving, social skills and creativity. <br/><br/>“It’s hugely beneficial for all the family to experience these firsts and moments of discovery together.” <br/><br/>The study also found 33 per cent of kids who enjoy playing outside named exploring as their preferred activity, while climbing trees (20 per cent), and paddling in water (19 per cent) were also popular. <br/><br/>It’s not just good for the children though as 52 per cent of parents feel happy and 26 feel calm when they let their children play freely. <br/><br/>While 35 per cent per cent those surveyed, via OnePoll, claimed their favourite way to spend time together as a family is exploring all nature has to offer, or taking a picnic on a day out (32 per cent).<br/><br/>But parents take their children on an average of three fewer days out a month now than they used to, with 76 per cent citing cost as the driving force behind this change. <br/><br/>Instead, 57 per cent opt to let their children play indoors with toys to fill their free time together. <br/><br/>The constraints of everyday routine can also leave little time for families to explore freely and enjoy moments of pure playfulness together, with 59 per cent prioritising school, hobbies and their children’s friends, leaving little time for other activities. <br/><br/>Clo Darie Lheureux, from Dairylea, which is launching ‘Discovery Days’ in partnership with Trainline to offer £10 off family rail tickets, said: “We believe it’s important to give children the freedom to discover but recent strains on family life - with the Cost of Living crisis and the pandemic - have prevented families from taking on new experiences. <br/><br/>\")
_i-want-to-hear-a-yankee-doodle-tune-george-m-cohan-1911.webp "I've always hated<br/>That overrated<br/>Pretentious music, complicated,<br/>And compositions<br/>That have conditions,<br/>And intermissions that please musicians.<br/>It's hard to hear it, or just be near it,<br/>Upon my word I always fear it,<br/>For I'm the original cranky, Yankee popular melody fool.<br/><br/>Give me a tune that's worth a listening,<br/>Give me a tune that's worth a whistling.<br/>I want a Sousa strain<br/>Instead of a Wagner pain;<br/>Give the trombones a chance to blow in it,<br/>Give me a dash of rag and go in it.<br/>What I'm stating<br/>Is advocating<br/>The popular melody school.<br/><br/>I want to hear a Yankee Doodle tune,<br/>Played by a military band.<br/>I want to hear a Yankee Doodle tune,<br/>The only music I can understand.<br/>Oh! Sousa, won't you write another march,<br/>Yours is just the melody divine.<br/>You may have your William Tell,<br/>And Faust and Lohengrin as well,<br/>But I'll take a Yankee Doodle tune for mine.<br/><br/>Give me the fellow<br/>Who writes the mellow<br/>Contagious strain that's rather yellow.<br/>It may be hashy,<br/>And may be trashy,<br/>But still it's dashy and gets the cashy.<br/>It's really clever<br/>And lasts forever,<br/>You hear it once, forget it never,<br/>For now we are coming to hanky, panky, popular melody days.<br/><br/>That it's the music, there's no doubt of it.<br/>Cut all the cheap cadenzas out of it.<br/>Music to please the gang<br/>With plenty of biff and bang;<br/>Music that all the children hum a bit,<br/>All the composer's glories come of it.<br/>It's so ringing,<br/>That's what is bringing<br/>The popular melody craze.<br/><br/><br/><br/>\")
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_imaginary-worlds.webp "<p>Creating imaginary worlds for children to make their own through play and dreams is more complex than it seems. Creators and specialists of invented worlds share the secrets of their trade and explain how they engage very young children in their magical worlds and create cultural codes for future adults.</p><p> </p><p>With:</p>Vincent Patar & Stéphane Aubier, Cartoonists<br/>Stéphane Aubier and Vincent Patar graduated in 1991 with a ‘Major Distinction’ in Animated Film from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels de la Cambre in Brussels. They went on to make three short 2D films featuring characters with very different personalities: \")
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