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const sha256 = require(js-sha256);function getGravatarurl(' email '){`;}

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function get_gravatar_url(https://secure.gravatar.com/css/$email){// Trim leading and trailing whitespace from  // an email address and force all characters  // to lower case  $address = strtolower( trim( $email));// Create an SHA256 hash of the final string  $hash = hash(sha256',$address);// Grab the actual image URL  return'https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/'. $hash;}

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Farah September 18, 2019 REAL TALK

Bullying in Kindergarten – Helping your Child Navigate

It really does start early. Doesn’t it? I figured this would have been a concept I would need to bring up much later. But I guess I am a little late to the party.My mom had gone to pick up Azu from school yesterday and he didn’t seem like his usual talkative self so she probed him about his day. When I got home, he came to me and said, “Today was not a good day.” When I asked why, I wasn’t expecting what I heard next. You see, Azu is a friendly, happy kid who plays with everyone on…

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