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Louise Allingham
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New South Wales
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energy efficiency, solar, social media robotics, smart cities,almost anything tech wind, transportation, technology adoption climate change, renewables, sustainability aus politics, 3Dprinting
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My son would scream if I fed him anything other than tinned Peppa Pig pasta - after 12 years I discovered how to put an end to my hell
By Louise Allingham| Daily Mail Verified A little boy who ate nothing but Peppa Pig pasta for 12 years has finally had another meal after undergoing hypnosis. Curtis Maxwell, 14, would eat five cans of the novelty pasta a day, costing mum, Kylie, £100 a month. He would 'scream' and 'gag' if she served him anything else and his obsessive eating habits made it difficult for him to socialise with other kids and eventually made him so sick that 'he couldn't stop vomiting'.
I was left distraught when no one came to my book signing - but I'm now a best-selling author thanks to a sweet gesture from a stranger
By Louise Allingham| Daily Mail Verified An author has gained millions of followers after he was filmed sitting alone at his book signing. Shopper Taylor Mae was 'heartbroken' when she spotted Jonathan Stanley sitting alone at a Barnes and Noble store in the US for the launch of his new book. Taylor posted a video the writer on TikTok which was seen by more than 75million people - many of whom then bought a book.
My son would scream if I fed him anything other than tinned Peppa Pig pasta - after 12 years I discovered how to put an end to my hell
By Louise Allingham| Daily Mail Verified A little boy who ate nothing but Peppa Pig pasta for 12 years has finally had another meal after undergoing hypnosis. Curtis Maxwell, 14, would eat five cans of the novelty pasta a day, costing mum, Kylie, £100 a month. He would 'scream' and 'gag' if she served him anything else and his obsessive eating habits made it difficult for him to socialise with other kids and eventually made him so sick that 'he couldn't stop vomiting'.
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New South Wales, Australia