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Jan 9, 2020 · The FTC found that the video platform was indeed collecting data on users who were watching children’s videos and using that information to serve targeted advertising. This resulted in a $170 ...
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According to guidance from the FTC, if your video has actors, characters, activities, games, songs, stories, or other subject matter that reflects an intent to target children, it’s likely “made for kids.”. If not, it’s unlikely that your content needs to be marked as “made for kids”. A video is not necessarily made for kids just ...
- How Earthquakes Develop
- How to Measure Earthquakes
- Where Earthquakes Happen
- How to Survive An Earthquake
The action all starts thousands of miles below your feet. Picture Earth as a hard-boiled egg: Earth’s core is the yolk, and the mantle is the white part. The outer crust is the eggshell. People live on the surface of the crust. Below the surface—but still within the crust—are tectonic plates. Like gigantic puzzle pieces, these huge slabs of rock en...
About a half-million quakes rock the Earth every day. Usually the quake is too small, too far below the surface, or too deep in the seafloor to be felt. Some, however, are so powerful they can be felt thousands of miles away. The spot on the surface just above where an earthquake starts is called the epicenter. Ripples called seismic waves travel o...
Earthquakes occur along faults, the areas where tectonic plates meet. About 80 percent of earthquakes occur along the rim of the Pacific Ocean. Called the Ring of Fire because of the large number of volcanoes there, the area is a meeting point for many tectonic plates. Earthquakes are also common in California because the region sits on top of the ...
Earthquakes can happen anytime or anywhere—even if you don’t live near a fault. So it’s a good idea to prepare. • Talk with your family about the safest places in your home in case an earthquake hits. This could be under a sturdy table or next to an interior wall (one that is not connected to the outside). • Look for heavy items that could fall or ...
With the television on, that number falls by 770! Fewer words means less learning. Toddlers are also learning to pay attention for prolonged periods, and toddlers who watch more TV are more likely to have problems paying attention at age 7. Video programming is constantly changing, constantly interesting, and almost never forces a child to deal ...
