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On his YouTube channel, he narrated the different birth experiences from baby one to three. Lexi‘s (first son with Maureen Waititu) birth was the scariest thing he has ever experienced.
In that whole period of Mareen giving birth, he says it was so surreal for him. He even had an accident because he was on constant autopilot.
"When I was driving from the hospital heading home, just before Maureen and Lexi were discharged, I was in autopilot. I got into an accident because I was just driving and my mind was in a daze. Only thing I was thinking about was Lexi the whole time."
He talked about seeing his son for the first time and how traumatizing that was.
Adding that during those 5 minutes, Frankie and Maureen were shaken.
"We thought he was gone. Plus, he came out purple."
Three children down the line, he says he knows how to handle the situations and he is really enjoying taking care of Kwamboka and helping raise baby Tayari.
'I underestimated the job' Corazon Kwamboka on the struggles of being...Hello! I have performed the latest update and also uninstalled and reinstalled ReSharper (for unrelated reasons), and those specific warnings are gone. Thank you!
Hello Angelina Elycheva, hope you are well.I also have the same issue. See screenshot above. I have uploaded a the solution which is having these issues. Its a very small solution. Here is the...<reponame>MiroslavKisov/Front-End
import * as actionTypes from '../actions/actionTypes';

const initialState = {
  name: null,
  description: null,
  redirectPath: null,
  loading: false,
  arrowForward: true,
  arrowBackward: false,
  creator: null,
  isCreator: null,
  courses:[]
}

const courseReducer = (state = initialState, action) => {
  switch(action.type) {
    
    case actionTypes.LOAD_START_COURSES: 
      return {
       ...state,
        loading: action.loading
      }
    
    case actionTypes.LOAD_END_COURSES:
        return {
         ...state,
          loading: action.loading
        }

    case actionTypes.RESET_REDIRECT_PATH_COURSES: 
      return {
       ...state,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath
      }
    

    case actionTypes.CREATE_COURSE_SUCCESS:
      return {
       ...state,
        name: action.name,
        description: action.description,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath,
      }

    case actionTypes.CREATE_COURSE_ERROR: 
      return {
       ...state,
        name: action.name,
        description: action.description,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath,
      } 
    
    case actionTypes.GET_COURSE_BY_ID_SUCCESS:
      return {
       ...state,
        name: action.name,
        description: action.description,
        isCreator: action.isCreator,
        creator: action.creator
      }

    case actionTypes.GET_COURSE_BY_ID_ERROR: 
      return {
       ...state,
        name: action.name,
        description: action.description,
        isCreator: action.isCreator,
        creator: action.creator
      }
    
    case actionTypes.EDIT_COURSE_SUCCESS:
      return {
       ...state,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath
      }
    
    case actionTypes.EDIT_COURSE_ERROR:
      return {
       ...state,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath
      }

    case actionTypes.DELETE_COURSE_SUCCESS:
      return {
       ...state,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath
      }
    
    case actionTypes.DELETE_COURSE_ERROR:
      return {
       ...state,
        redirectPath: action.redirectPath
      }
    
    case actionTypes.GET_COURSES_SUCCESS:
      return {
       ...state,
        courses: [
         ...action.courses
        ],
        arrowForward: action.arrowForward,
        arrowBackward: action.arrowBackward
      }
    
    case actionTypes.GET_COURSES_ERROR:
      return {
       ...state,
        courses: [
         ...action.courses
        ],
        arrowForward: action.arrowForward,
        arrowBackward: action.arrowBackward
      }

    default: 
      return state;
  }
}

export default courseReducer;Permit required - New Zealand has a unique system of simple (mostly) backcountry huts that typically have wood/coal heating stoves, plastic-covered mattresses, clean water, and bunkhouse communal living. Space can be limited and permits are required. Check in the DOC offices of major towns for permits. Good information can be also be found here.
A good flat trail.
This is one of the flatter, more comfortable longer trails you'll find in New Zealand. The first five miles of the trail roll along Lake Rotoiti through thick Southern Beech forest. Occasionally, there are stream crossings and the remnants of some older landslides ('slips' in Kiwi talk).
After a larger slip, you come to the end of the lake and enter the grassy, u-shaped river basin of the Travers River. You soon come upon the Lakehead Hut. Grab a bunk, continue on the rest of the trail, or cut over to the Coldwater Hut on the the Lakehead Hut to Coldwater Hut Connector. From here, there are a few creek crossings along the way which in the wet season may cause you to remove your boots or just get wet.
Run through the basin for the next mile as you creep closer the the river. Soon you are back on the hillside in a Southern Beech forest until you finally arrive at a long suspension bridge that crosses the Travers River. Take care as you step down the treacherous face that leads to the bridge.
Lots of cool birds. Bellbirds, fantails, kaka, and Kea parrots, wekas, rock wren and paradise and blue ducks. The area is dominated by the black beech trees which produces a sweet liquid that in turn produces a black mold on all the trees. This can cause a smell like sour, rotting apples.
refering to theatre piece ou untitled event (happening in 1952 by robert rauschenberg, merce cunningham and john cage), the ixtla ensemble develops in événement sans titre II the idea of a multidisciplinary show based on john cage’s work, with dance, lectures, instrumental and electroacoustic pieces.
wherever we are, what we hear is mostly noise. when we ignore it, it disturbs us. when we listen to it, we find it fascinating. the sound of a truck at 50 m.p.h. static between the stations. rain. we want to capture and control these sounds, to use them, not as sound effeets, but as musical instruments. every film studio has a library of »sound effects» recorded on film. with a film phonograph it is now possible to control the amplitude and frequeney of any one of these sounds and to give to it rhythms within or beyond the reach of anyone’s imagination. given four film phonographs, we can compose and perform a quartet for explosive motor, wind, heart beat, and landslide.
lf this word, music, is sacred and reserved for eighteenth- and nineteenth-century instruments, we can substitute a more meaningful term: organization of sound.
most inventors of electrical musical instruments have attempted to imitate eighteenth- and nineteenth-century instruments, just as early automobile designers copied the carriage. the novachord and