. Pittsburgh pinned New Jersey in its own end for extended stretched and fired off 10 straight shots. Dows turned aside each one and Mercer made it 4-0 when Hughes forced a turnover by Pettersson behind the Penguins net and fed Mercer racing in front.
Malkin’s power-play goal at 11:13 of the second pulled Pittsburgh within 4-1, but only briefly. Severson responded with a power-play goal of his own just over two minutes later to chase Jarry.
The Penguins have not led at any point during their three-game slide that started with a listless road loss to Toronto and followed by a home setback against Carolina that ceded first place in the competitive Metropolitan Division to the Hurricanes.
Given three days off to prepare for the Devils, Pittsburgh fell flat and matched their worst loss of the season, a 6-1 drubbing in Washington in November.
Citizenship in Burkina Faso is governed by the Code des personnes et de la Famille 1989. The law provides for citizenship by descent, for a child born in Burkina Faso of one parent also born there to acquire nationality at birth, and for a child born in the territory to acquire nationality automatically at majority, as well as protection for a child born in Burkina Faso who would otherwise be stateless.
In 2010, the Committee on the Rights of the Child welcomed efforts to improve rates of birth registration in the country, but urged strengthened efforts to establish a national system of free birth registration.As Minister for Mental Wellbeing and Social Care, I am delighted to present the 2021/22 Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Programme Board Delivery Plan, which sets out the next steps in an ambitious and compelling long term goal to not only develop and sustain perinatal and infant mental health services in the most challenging times, but also to ensure a systems approach to service development and delivery of these vital services.
This document builds on the strengths of the 2020/21 and 2019/20 delivery plans, and will place particular focus on establishing clear regional structures for the delivery of perinatal and infant mental health services to offer the right kind of support to those who need it, at the right time.
It will also continue to ensure that lived experience is at the heart of service development and ongoing provision. It is incredibly important to us that service provision is led by the needs of women, young children and families, building on good practice and learning from positive and negative experiences of current services.
The Women and Families Maternal Mental Health Pledge was developed by women with lived experience of perinatal mental illness alongside the Perinatal Mental Health Network Scotland. The Delivery Plan places this Pledge, and the eight asks within it, at the very heart of its commitments.
I am grateful to our statutory and third sector services for their continued passion and cooperation in delivering our strategic aims. With continued collaborative working, we can offer invaluable support for perinatal and infant mental health services across Scotland, to provide not only the best start in life for infants, but also to provide a lifeline to parents, carers and families when they may need it most.Scholarship for science-fiction scholars.
A deep reading of the work of the late science-fiction master.
If readers outside the realm of science fiction haven’t heard of Octavia Butler (1947-2006), Canavan (Literature/Marquette Univ.; co-editor: The Cambridge Companion to American Science Fiction, 2015) suggests that they should have: “She was never, perhaps, quite the household name she had once hoped to be—but she was widely and deeply beloved.” Best known for her 1979 novel Kindred, she was “a legend in her field, one of the best writers of her generation,” and was the recipient of a MacArthur fellowship and a PEN lifetime achievement award. This is no book for those needing an introduction to the futurist, anti-utopian vision of a black female author in a field dominated by white males. Full appreciation for these analyses requires not only a deep familiarity with her fiction, but also of the academic interpretations and arguments it has spawned. Here is a representative sentence: “Against the tradition of Butler criticism that has emphasized a postcolonial politics of cosmopolitan hybridity and that has consequently tended to view the [fictional] Oankali as legitimate benefactors to humankind, then, I feel I must insist on the extent to which the Oankali turn out, in this reading, to be genuinely monstrous after all.” Such analysis is targeted at those for whom reading a text is a precursor to “unpacking” it. Canavan provides plenty of plot description and analysis of fiction that has never been published since Butler’s published work (12 novels, one story collection) “is really only the very tip of a vast iceberg.” There remains a “vast intertextual hidden archive of alternative versions and lost tales that will, I hope, reinvigorate the study of her work.” Butler is a significant, influential author, but this study best serves those who already recognize her significance and influence.
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Out of Duke’s prized Recruiting Class, Tatum has been the most impressive, averaging 16.3 points on 45.2% shooting, including 36.8% from three, along with 7.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.2 steals, and 1.1 blocks in ACC Play.
After months of competition and thrills, the College Basketball Regular Season comes to an end tonight and what better way to prepare for the Postseason than with it’s most celebrated rivalry, as the Fifth-Ranked North Carolina Tar Heels host the Seventeenth-Ranked Duke Blue Devils at the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill. After extremely high expectations coming into the season, the 2016-2017 campaign has been an uneven one for Duke (23-7, 11-6 in ACC) who have certainly experienced their share of highs and lows thus far. Preseason hype reached stunning levels with an incoming Top-Ranked Recruiting Class featuring the likes of Jayson Tatum (16.1 PTS, 43.9% FG, 35.2% 3FG, 7.4 REB, 2.2 AST, 1.3 STL, 1.3 BLK), Harry Giles (4.5 PTS, 56.7% FG, 4.1 REB), and Frank Jackson (10.3 PTS, 46.8% FG, 38.1% 3FG, 2.4 REB, 1.8 AST) among others, while the return of upperclassmen such as Grayson Allen (14.5 PTS, 38.8% FG, 34.4% 3FG, 4.1 REB, 3.7 AST) and Luke Kennard (19.8 PTS, 50.4% FG, 45.4% 3FG, 5.3 REB, 2.5 AST) had many folks around Durham proclaiming them favorites to cut down the nets in a few weeks time. And so the Preseason No. One Blue Devils went about their business winning all but one of their first thirteen games, but ran into trouble once the conference schedule began, coupled with the loss of Hall of Fame Head Coach Mike Krzyzewski, who would need a month away from the court in order to rehab from prolonged back surgery. With all due respect to Interim Coach Jason Capel, this team sorely missed their general, dropping four out of their first seven league outings by an average margin of 10.5 points per defeat. During this stretch, the aforementioned Allen struggled with the overblown controversy regarding his habitual tripping of opponents, while both Giles and Senior Forward Amile Jefferson (11.2 PTS, 61.9% FG, ) were hounded by injuries. Eventually, Krzyzewski would return and Duke would right the ship, winning seven straight contests at one point, including a triumphant 86-78 victory over North Carolina at Cameron Indoor Stadium back on February 9th. Tatum separated himself from the rest of the Freshmen Class, elevating his stock to another level in ACC play, averaging 16.3 points on 45.2% shooting from the field, including 36.8% from beyond the arc, along with 7.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 1.2 steals, and 1.1 blocks over the last seventeen games. However, after that initial surge, it appears that the Devils are beginning to stumble before reaching the finish line; back-to-back losses to unranked opponents such as Syracuse (78-75) and Miami (55-50) all but eliminated them in the race for an ACC Championship, before barely surviving a hellish comeback