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bet on it lyrics Former President Jimmy Carter dies at 100Adolescent chimps are, in some respects, rather similar to their human counterparts. They live with mum until well into their teens, are sometimes a bit cheeky and, being highly social animals, struggle to survive alone until they have been taught how to fend for themselves. So when poachers kill mother chimps for food, keep the young chained in captivity for the exotic pet trade, or the family group is destroyed when its forest home is cleared for commercial palm oil plantations, the orphaned chimps need help. In Cameroon, the NGO Papaye International runs a sanctuary for the endangered animals on three islands in the Douala-Edea national park. “The chimpanzees in the sanctuary are chimpanzees that have had a tragic past due to poaching, deforestation and groups that have been killed,” said Marylin Pons Riffet, the 57-year-old French head of the charity. “We only take in orphaned chimpanzees, who are young and therefore need the helping hand of man after having had a gun pointed at them or their habitat destroyed,” she told AFP. The charity helps the orphans become re-accustomed to surviving in semi-wild conditions, but on islands away from their only predator — the humans with whom they share 98 percent of their DNA and a good degree of behaviour. Populations of common chimpanzees, which used to roam across 26 countries in equatorial Africa, have plummeted since the 1980s, and they are at risk of extinction in the wild. Fabrice Moudoungue, a 39-year-old carer, travels by boat every day to bring food to the three rainforest-covered islands on the Sanaga river where Papaye International’s 34 chimps live “Here Water Lily! Here Star!” he calls. The chimps, who recognise his voice, scamper excitedly along the bank of Yakonzo-Okokong Island towards the boat and hug him when he wades out to offer them bananas, coconut, tomatoes and dates.

Tips for staying safe and healthy during the winter season - Vancouver Coastal HealthMandy Moore seeks parenting advice for navigating life with a newborn and two toddlers: 'This is not sustainable' Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com By ALESIA STANFORD FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 23:49, 23 November 2024 | Updated: 23:56, 23 November 2024 e-mail 16 shares View comments Mandy Moore shared some of her struggles as a working mom on social media late Friday night. The actress, 40, who recently unveiled her holiday card , has three kids under the age of five. She shares August 'Gus, three, and Oscar 'Ozzie,' two and Louise, aka 'Lou,' two months, with her husband Taylor Goldsmith, 39. The This is Us actress, was open about her struggles to juggle home and work. In the first photo, Moore was nursing her swaddled infant while wearing her robe, explaining, 'We're both under the weather and I had work today but this spot with her is the one I'm always trying to get back to. Cozy in bed together.' Moore wrote about enjoying 'The sounds. The squish. Everything else melts away.' Mandy Moore, 40, opened up about her struggles as a working mom with three kids under the age of five in her Instagram Stories late Friday night. The actress, revealed she and her little ones were sick, but she was still enjoying being 'cozy in bed,' with her baby Like many a working mother, the Only Hope singer shared a photo of herself dressed in a red ruched midi dress with black boots for a scene and revealing she was 'pumping in the bathroom at work.' She then shared an adorable photo with Lou wrapped in a towel, explaining after she returned home and given 'this lady a bath. Read More Mandy Moore's 'extraordinary' dog Jackson has died at age 14 Moore revealed the infant 'loves the water,' but 'hates getting out and being cold,' adding 'Same here.' The Screen Actors Guild award winner went on to ask for advice from her fans. 'What do I do to get my toddler to not wake up at 4:30 and then stay up?' she queried. 'I feel like I'm about to go crazy. This is not sustainable,' the exhausted mom said. She then shared a picture of her darkened house with one of her kids 'playing with his toys. Lights on.' Moore thanked her fellow mothers for reminding her 'it's a phase,' adding thing were made a bit more difficult by 'Being super sick, with a newborn and a husband OOT.' Like many a new mom who has returned back to work, Moore found herself pumping breast milk in the bathroom She share a sweet pose with her daughter Lou, two months, who was fresh out of the bath, sharing that the little one 'loves the water' The This is Us actress asked for and received advice about what to do with her toddlers who insist on getting up at 4:30 in the morning. She thanked her fans for reminding her it was 'a phase,' adding, 'I'm ready for the next phase lol' The actress and singer shares her three kids with husband Taylor Goldsmith, 38. The musician is currently on the road with is band Dawes 9Pictured in Santa Monica, CA in January) Goldsmith has been performing with his band Dawes, The couple recently celebrated their sixth anniversary, with Moore explaining on Instagram her husband had flown in to spend 24 hours with the family before hitting the road again. The current leg of the tour was scheduled to go through December 15. 'I'm ready for the next phase LOL,' the tired Moore stated. Mandy Moore Share or comment on this article: Mandy Moore seeks parenting advice for navigating life with a newborn and two toddlers: 'This is not sustainable' e-mail 16 shares Add comment

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At Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport, more than a year of war has taken its toll. Global airlines have canceled flights, gates are empty and pictures of hostages still held in the Gaza Strip guide the few arriving passengers to baggage claim. But one check-in desk remains flush with travelers: the one serving flights to the United Arab Emirates, which have kept up a bridge for Israelis to the outside world throughout the war. The Emirati flights, in addition to bolstering airlines' bottom lines, have shined a light on the countries' burgeoning ties — which have survived the wars raging across the Middle East and could be further strengthened as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump prepares to return to office. "It's a political and economic statement," said Joshua Teitelbaum, a professor of Middle Eastern studies at Israel's BarIlan University. "They are the main foreign airlines that continue to fly." Since the wars began with Hamas' initial Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, many international airlines have halted, restarted and halted again their flights into Israel's main gateway to the rest of the world. The concern is real for the carriers, who remember the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine 10 years ago and Iran shooting down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 after takeoff from Tehran in 2020. But FlyDubai, the sister airline to the long-haul carrier Emirates, has kept up multiple flights daily and kept Israel connected to the wider world even as its other low-cost competitors have stopped flights. Abu Dhabi's Etihad has continued its flights as well. While maintaining the flight schedule remains politically important for the UAE after its 2020 diplomatic recognition of Israel, it also provided a further shot in the arm for revenues — particularly for FlyDubai. Since the Israeli's wars against Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon started, international carriers such as Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, Germany's Lufthansa and other major airlines halted their flights. Some resumed, only to stop again after Iran's Oct. 1 ballistic missile attack on Israel and Israel's Oct. 26 retaliatory strike on the Islamic Republic. Tehran has threatened to strike Israel again. That's brought major business to Israel's national carrier El Al, which had struggled in the coronavirus pandemic and prior years. The airline posted its bestever half-year results this year, recording a $227 million profit as compared to $58 million profit in the same period last year. El Al stock has risen by as much 200% over the past year, as compared to a 29% rise in the wider Tel Aviv 125 stock market index. El Al, however, lacks the routes and connections of major international carriers. Low-cost carriers as well have stopped flying into Israel during periods of the war, sending the price of El Al tickets ever higher. Passenger numbers through Ben Gurion halved compared to the same period the year before, El Al said in its second-quarter financial results. However, FlyDubai has kept flying. The carrier has operated more than 1,800 flights to Israel since October 2023, cancelling only 77 flights overall, according to Cirium, an aviation analytics company. In September alone, it flew more than 200 flights. As a line snaked toward the FlyDubai check-in counters at Ben Gurion Airport, UAE-bound Motti Eis said the flights were "a symbol that the Emirates countries decided to keep the peace." FlyDubai declined to answer questions from The Associated Press about the flights. Etihad, the flag carrier for Abu Dhabi, has kept flying into Tel Aviv, but the number of its flights has been dwarfed by FlyDubai. FlyDubai had 3.6% market share at Ben Gurion, compared to El Al's 43.2% in the second half of 2024. However, at least two of the foreign low-cost airlines with greater market, Wizz Air and Blue Bird, stopped flying for extended periods this year. Etihad said it maintains a close watch on the situation in the region, but continues its daily flights to and from Tel Aviv. "Ben Gurion International Airport remains open, employing best practices in safety and security practices, enabling Etihad and other airlines to provide essential air connectivity as long as it is secure to do so," the airline said in a statement. Beyond the financial impact, the decision also takes root in the UAE's decision to recognize Israel in 2020 under agreements brokered by President Donald Trump known as the Abraham Accords. While Abu Dhabi has repeatedly expressed concern and outrage at Israel's conduct during the wars, Israel's consulate in Dubai and embassy remain open in the country. And while Dubai, broadly speaking, remains focused on business in the country, Abu Dhabi's focus long has been on its geopolitical aims — which since the 2011 Arab Spring have been squarely focused on challenging Islamist movements and those who back them in the wider region. The UAE, a hereditary autocracy, long has viewed those groups as serious challenges to its power. Get local news delivered to your inbox!LEICESTER players were seen partying in Copenhagen just hours after losing at home to former manager Enzo Maresca's Chelsea. Footage released in the Danish press shows stars including Harry Winks and Conor Coady dancing in Museo nightclub, with a banner ominously close to them saying "Enzo I Miss U". 7 Leicester players including Conor Coady and Harry Winks were seen dancing in a Danish nightclub Credit: ekstrabladet.dk 7 Somebody was holding up an 'Enzo I Miss U' sign near where the players were standing Credit: ekstrabladet.dk 7 It comes after Leicester lost to Chelsea on Saturday Credit: ekstrabladet.dk 7 The Leicester players' manager Steve Cooper was sacked on Sunday Credit: ekstrabladet.dk 7 The partying took place at the Museo club in Copenhagen Credit: ekstrabladet.dk 7 Cooper was dismissed despite Leicester sitting one point above the relegation zone Credit: Getty Winks and Coady can be seen in good spirits while revellers dance around them and hold bottle sparklers. Foxes boss Steve Cooper was sacked on Sunday afternoon, just hours after his players were dancing away in the Danish capital. According to Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet , Jannik Vestergaard and Victor Kristiansen - both Danish internationals - were in the luxury nightclub. SunSport understands the Leicester players were at their Christmas party. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL FAN ROW Roy Keane says 'I'll wait for you in car park' in confrontation with Ipswich fan The Telegraph claims Cooper had fall-outs with Winks and Vestergaard. Danish defender Vestergaard was reportedly banished from training at one stage during the manager's spell, while he also had a confrontation with Cooper . The Foxes fell to a 2-1 home defeat to Maresca's Chelsea on Saturday lunchtime with goals from Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez. Jordan Ayew grabbed a late consolation, but his goal was not enough to keep Cooper in a job. Most read in Football HIT AND RUN Car 'deliberately' ploughs into fans outside Premier League stadium after match PHIL THE HEAT Latest on Philippe Clement's future at Rangers amid swirling sack rumours STAR SHOWING Ex-Celtic ace labelled 'most improved player' after starring vs Euro giants HERO TO ZERO? Liverpool fans lose it as Robertson gives away controversial penalty CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS 7 Enzo Maresca's Chelsea beat Leicester at the King Power Stadium on Saturday Credit: Getty Cooper was appointed as Maresca 's successor in the summer but has been dismissed after just 12 matches and 157 days at the helm. That is despite Leicester sitting one point outside the relegation zone. Awkward moment Ed Sheeran politely asked to leave after gatecrashing Ruben Amorim interview live on Sky Sports Cooper, who signed a three-year contract, was told when he took the job that his only target for the campaign was to keep them up. The decision is believed to have been made solely by owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha - who fears a second relegation in three seasons. He has also reacted swiftly after criticism of pulling the trigger too late on Brendan Rodgers prior to their relegation two years ago. Cooper was informed of his dismissal by director of football Jon Rudkin. Potter is reportedly in the frame to replace the Welshman having not taken a job since being sacked by Chelsea in April 2023. Ex-West Ham boss and former Manchester United assistant Ruud van Nistelrooy are also "realistic contenders". Read more on the Scottish Sun REST EASY Andy Murray flooded with messages as he shares heart-breaking family update COUGH UP Motorhome park owner shuts after guests leave without paying using shock trick Leicester avoided a potential points deduction earlier this season for breaching PSR rules when they cited a technicality in the process. SunSport has contacted Leicester for comment.