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As states across the country have pleaded for critical medical equipment from a key national stockpile, Florida has promptly received 100 percent of its first two requests — with President Trump and Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis both touting their close relationship.
It's a disparity that has caused frustration and confusion in governors' offices across the country, with some officials wondering whether politics is playing a role in the response.
Governors are making increasingly frantic requests to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for materials. State and congressional leaders are flooding FEMA with letters and calls seeking clarity about how it is allocating suddenly in-demand resources such as masks, ventilators and medical gowns.
"Frustration level is high," Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) said of the struggle to find ventilators for patients infected by the novel coronavirus. "We're hoping we'll be able to get them. The federal government needs to help us with that. There's no question."
Governors and state officials have become increasingly frustrated by what they describe as a byzantine and unsteady process for distributing medical supplies from the Strategic National Stockpile. As they try to combat a worsening pandemic, several have complained about chaos and disarray within the system and a lack of guidance about how they can secure lifesaving supplies, according to interviews and documents from officials in more than a dozen states.
Evers told FEMA on Friday that Wisconsin still needs 190,000 nonsurgical masks, adding that he thought some of the supplies were stuck in a bureaucratic queue. Oklahoma received 120,000 face shields despite requesting only 16,000, according to the state's health department. North Carolina, by contrast, requested 500,000 medical coveralls and received 306, state records show.
There's no direct evidence that Republican states are receiving more favorable treatment overall, and some GOP-led states such as Georgia have had trouble filling their requests. But Trump has contributed to the sense that politics could be a factor by publicly attacking Democratic governors who criticize his handling of the public health crisis.
Trump said last week that he is inclined not to speak with anyone who is insufficiently appreciative of his administration's efforts. He has touted his personal relationships with several governors while also declaring that the federal government won't be "a shipping clerk" for local officials who seek help in obtaining masks, ventilators and other critical supplies. States should buy the materials themselves, he said.
"All I want them to do — very simple — I want them to be appreciative," Trump told reporters Friday. "I don't want them to say things that aren't true. I want them to be appreciative. We've done a great job. And I'm not talking about me. I'm talking about Mike Pence, the task force; I'm talking about FEMA, the Army Corps of Engineers."
Aides to governors in some states say they are wary of angering the president or making comments even slightly critical of his administration, fearful that he will lash out at them as they seek help.
But the chaotic system has made it difficult for some governors to bite their tongues.
New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) had harsh words for the process Tuesday, comparing a lack of federal coordination to"being on eBay with 50 other states, bidding on a ventilator."
New York has the nation's worst outbreak, and Cuomo has said he needs 30,000 ventilators. In addition to providing only 4,400 from the stockpile, FEMA has been outbidding states on the private market, Cuomo said.
"What sense does this make?" he told reporters. "The federal government, FEMA, should have been the purchasing agent. Buy everything, and then allocate it by need to the states."
Still, some Democrats have given the Trump administration plaudits for being accessible and for responding to their requests. Even after verbally attacking Democrats such as Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, Trump has approved federal support for their states.
A senior Democratic gubernatorial aide involved in the response effort said White House and FEMA officials usually return calls promptly and they always agree to consider requests.
This aide said officials in his state haven't been threatened directly if they don't praise Trump. And the president has generally been receptive to requests on the phone, he said.
"But we watch the news, we see what he says about people who criticize him," said the aide, who, like some others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
Trump touted his relationship with some Democratic governors during an interview with Fox News on Monday, saying it reflected his strong federal response.
"I get along with many of them because I'm doing a good job," he said. "They wouldn't be getting along with me if I wasn't producing."
But privately, state and congressional officials have expressed alarm about a system beset by shortages, inefficiencies and disorder.
Some boxes of equipment have arrived in states unexpectedly. One shipment to Minnesota arrived in the middle of the night, when the state's warehouse to receive it was closed, said Deborah Radi, the state's manager of public health emergency preparedness. Officials in North Carolina said they were scheduled to receive a shipment on Tuesday but did not know what it would contain.
Things have gone more smoothly in Florida, where Trump's call for states to get their own equipment does not appear to have hurt DeSantis's ability to access the federal stockpile.
Three days after requesting 430,000 surgical masks, 180,000 N95 respirators and other equipment on March 11, Florida received all of the items. The state received an additional shipment less than two weeks later. As of late last week, it was awaiting a third shipment.
Asked Sunday about Florida's success with the stockpile, Trump hailed the state for being "very aggressive in trying to get things."
Officials in Florida have pointed to the close relationship between DeSantis and Trump as a helpful tool in shaping federal policy. The two speak almost daily. Trump has formed an especially close relationship with DeSantis, a former congressman whose pugilistic defenses of the president helped him secure a race-changing endorsement in his 2018 bid for governor. Trump will probably need the 29 electoral votes of his adopted homestead to win reelection.
During a phone call on Saturday, DeSantis complained about people with the coronavirus traveling from New York to Florida. Minutes later, Trump publicly said he was considering a quarantine for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. He ultimately decided against it.
One White House official said Trump is attuned to the electoral importance of Florida in November, giving added weight to the arguments DeSantis has made to the administration that his state's economy should reopen as soon as possible.
"The president knows Florida is so important for his reelection, so when DeSantis says that, it means a lot," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to be frank. "He pays close attention to what Florida wants."
DeSantis's office did not respond to requests for comment.
A FEMA spokeswoman, Lizzie Litzow, said requests by states are evaluated by federal task forces at the White House and FEMA. Officials weigh whether the needs are best met by the national stockpile or whether materials procured from the private sector can fill the gap, she said.
An administration official with knowledge of the rationing process said political affiliation is not a consideration in processing requests, though Trump has occasionally made promises over the phone that FEMA has had to accommodate. Aides now brief him in advance of calls about each state's needs, the official said.
States' allocations are made based in part on their population, how many people they have in the hospital, existing state resources, the hospital utilization rate and overall risk levels, according to two administration officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the internal process. Modeling curves showing how much the virus might spread in a given state are also taken into account.
FEMA also looks at what is left in the stockpile and makes decisions based on how much remains — given the request.
"We try to pressure-test what they need because some of these governors are asking for a lot more than they really need," the official said.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) said his request for about 2,300 ventilators was not "overasking." The state has received 300.
"They have a limited supply of stuff, and our asks are significant," he said in an interview. "Our asks are significant, and we are persistent."
Murphy said that he had spoken to Trump several times, including on Friday and Saturday, and that the administration had "war-gamed" how they were handling ventilators in a "frank, fact-based conversation."
He said the federal government had been responsive in building emergency medical centers and setting up drive-through testing sites in New Jersey.
As states have been encouraged to pursue supplies on the open market, some have expressed concerns that they are being preempted because of federal competition.
"Our experience has been that other contracts we've entered into have been delayed or have been diverted to the federal government, as has been the case in Massachusetts and Illinois and Kentucky," Whitmer said Monday.
She said she was talking to "everybody," including the FEMA administrator and officials with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as well as with Vice President Pence "a couple of times in the last few days."
While Michigan has received only a fraction of what it has requested from the stockpile, Whitmer offered praise for the federal government — a different tack than the sharp criticism that led Trump to attack her publicly last week.
"We're grateful for the work that they're doing," she said.
Candice Broce, a spokeswoman for Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R), said, "The Trump administration has been an invaluable partner in Georgia's fight to mitigate the effects of covid-19."
But figures from the state's health department reveal a shortfall in equipment supplied by the federal government. As of Tuesday, the state had received one-quarter of the requested N95 masks and just over a third of requested ventilators.
Oklahoma had received nearly 84,000 N95 mask as of Sunday, more than twice its original request, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
In Kentucky, state officials had received more than they had asked for of certain materials after a second request for masks and gloves, according to materials provided as part of an open-records request. The state is still awaiting test kits, however.
Meanwhile, other states were short on critical resources, owing in part to spoiled materials.
A U.S. Conference of Mayors report released on Friday reported that 28 cases of masks shipped to Montgomery, Ala., had dry rot. The governor's office in California said it received 170 broken ventilators from the national stockpile. A sustainable-energy company fixed the devices.
There was also confusion about the scope of certain shipments and where in the federal system they were coming from. Pennsylvania received some shipments without packing lists, leaving officials there unsure about what they had been given, said Nate Wardle, a spokesman for the state's health department.
A spokesman for Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards (D) said Sunday that the state has requested 5,100 ventilators from the federal government and received none. On Monday, Edwards said Trump in a conference call promised him ventilators soon. Edwards said that his state still needed protective gear but that the situation had improved.
Ohio applied for aid early, and the federal government obliged its request with shipments of personal protective equipment. Even with the aid, fewer than 30 percent of Ohio hospitals have an adequate supply of masks and shields, according to the state's department of health.
"It's important to note the supplies we received do not match the items nor the amount we requested," agency spokeswoman Melanie Amato said.
Robert Costa, Amy Goldstein, Lena H. Sun and Beth Reinhard contributed to this report.
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Bosch has expanded the DICENTIS family with the DICENTIS interpreter desk. The DICENTIS interpreter desk is designed to speak the language of the interpreter. By observing and interviewing expert interpreters and technicians worldwide, the desk has been optimized to address their real-world needs. The ergonomic design with tactile buttons and knobs provides optimal control and facilitates operation without even looking at the interpreter desk. This way, the interpreter can better observe non-verbal communication of the speakers to ensure the best interpretation possible. The DICENTIS interpreter desk was also specifically tested and optimized for visually impaired interpreters.
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Toyota Nigeria Unveils New generation Camry In Nigeria
Toyota Nigeria Limited, TNL, has introduced a new generation of Camry into the Nigerian market.
The all new generation of Camry is the eighth generation of sedan from the stables of Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) Japan, having evolved through generations since its first debut in 1982. So far, over 18 million units have been sold across regions as at 2015.
Speaking at the official unveiling in Lagos yesterday, Managing Director, TNL Kunle Ade-ojo, said it is no exaggeration that the rich history of this model already imbues it with outstanding attributes peculiar only to all its siblings in our model line-up.
Ade-ojo disclosed that from its upgraded, trendier exterior to its spacious interior design, the latest model of the Camry available in 2.5L and 3.5L engines will readily arouse in its lovers a driving pleasure unparalleled in its class. Indeed it is a remarkable package of safety, comfort and performance in equal proportion, he added.
Ade-ojo who was represented by General Manager, Corporate Services, Bunmi Onafowokan, said the economic landscape of Nigeria has not been exactly clement, but that has not deterred the company.
"In fact, it has positively impacted on our creativity in responding to the demands of our dear customers all over Nigeria and we will continue to explore ways of keeping them satisfied and also uphold our culture of excellence," he said. He commended the dealers for their consistent support even in challenging business climate to ensure that the company maintained its leadership position and the success of the Toyota brand in the Nigerian market.
Bayo Olawoyin, the Marketing Manager also added at the event that the development concept of the new generation Camry was to manufacture an outstanding vehicle with an appeal founded on rational aspects of Quality, Durability and Reliability (QDR), adding that the concept included an interior that projects an immediate feeling of excellence on one hand and a driving experience that everyone appreciates.


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Akshay Kumar and Bhumi Pednekar starring film Toilet Ek Prem Katha got leaked online and he is trying to fight against piracy for same he needed to visit Crime Branch Police Station as well.
Akshay urge his fans and friends to stand with him against this fight with piracy.
Just wanted to share this with you all… pic.twitter.com/jxQu9GlEMv
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) July 21, 2017
This fight we all must fight along with every fan of @akshaykumar…A film is made for the big screen not to be pirated for homes or mobiles https://t.co/62qmY86mA7
— Arjun Kapoor (@arjunk26) July 21, 2017
There is no doubt that this fight is not yours alone . We are all with you sir @akshaykumar . . https://t.co/0Cq2I0UL2D
— Neil Nitin Mukesh (@NeilNMukesh) July 21, 2017
other celebrities like Parineeti Chopra are supporting Akshay Kumar by retweeting his message and spreading it to more peoples .
Toilet- Ek Prem Kaha is dealing with serious issue of basic hygiene in really romantically and differently. Hygiene is still issue in many Villages in India.
Toilet – Ek Prem Katha", This movie is a satirical take on a battle against the age-old tradition of open defecation in the country. From the panchayat to the sanitation department, from the role of the government to the superstitions of the villagers, from scams to the ethos, from first love to a matured romance. Film is relasing on 11th August 2017, Have Anupam Kher and Sana Khan in important roles.


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The price of tickets Kharkov — Moscow reduced
The Belarusian airline Belavia introduces special airfares from Kharkov to several cities of Russia. Discount on tickets to Russia will be valid until the end of 2015.
A special tariff Belavia will apply to the flight Kharkov-Moscow-Kharkov, Kharkov-Saint Petersburg-Kharkov, Kharkov-Kaliningrad-Kharkov. The lowest price of round trip tickets inclusive of all airport charges will be around $115 (about 3,700 USD) for the flights in both directions. Buy plane tickets to Russia from Ukraine with a stopover in Belarus (Minsk) on flights with departures until 31 March 2016.
We will remind, at the moment, the airline Belavia performs flights to Russia from three Ukrainian cities-Kiev, Odessa and Kharkov. Flights are operated on a regular basis, for citizens of Ukraine special rates are loyal to the passengers.
To find and book the tickets on these flights you can use the special menu located at the top of this page or to request service Online Tikets. To contact call-center operators, you can use the online chat seemed to call back, call the contact numbers or come to the office during working hours.
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Dylan Phillips is a lighting designer; his work ranges across multiple mediums and platforms. His work seeks the connective tissue between physical action and the space around it; where the medium of light is contingent on its inhabitants.
From theater, dance, corporate experience, devised performance in a parking lot, pop-up galleries in vacant warehouses, a dumpster installation series through and about Atlanta, performance installation on a rooftop overlooking skid row, and dance performance in a sixteen-foot box truck.
Recent works include Entity Dance's Peel, presented at LATC, The End The End The End, presented at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and Brief Chronicle: Book 6-8 at Son of Semele. Before coming to CalArts, Dylan worked as Resident Lighting Designer at the Goat Farm Art Center developing lighting for installation artists, large gallery spaces, and concerts including Mac Demarco, Black Lips, and Yip Deceiver.


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The winding Guildwood Pkwy. leads down, down, down – away from the bustle of Scarborough and into a tranquil community frozen in time, with its half-century-old homes and stunning public collection of transplanted architectural fragments.
Everything is suddenly quieter, calmer, in Guildwood.
"It's really a little village," says John P. Mason, 61.
With the hot June sun blazing overhead, this history buff and president of the Friends of Guild Park & Gardens is leading the Star on a tour of his beloved neighbourhood of the last 12 years, and sharing his concerns about the park at its heart.
Strolling through Guild Park, Mason points out the dilapidated former Guild Inn, surrounded by fencing, and a collection of sculpted panels, wrapped in wire.
"No art gallery in the world would use binder wire," he laments.
Mason hopes the City will put forward a plan for the park that reflects its legacy, cultural history and natural resources – to better showcase its unique role in the community.
A walk through history
Originally from north Toronto, Mason first visited the stunning grounds of Guild Park over a decade ago while on a date with the woman who is now his wife. She gave him a tour of the 88 acre grounds, found at 201 Guildwood Pkwy, which houses various art installations, gardens and decades-old architecture.
"I was just amazed with what Pierre Berton calls a 'walk through history,'" Mason recalls.
From an artists' colony to an inn
While passing by the fence surrounding the park's central feature, the former Guild Inn, Mason laments its deterioration in recent years.
A rundown building which now features a 'danger' sign out front, the former inn built in 1914 was once home to the wealthy Rosa and Spencer Clark, who turned it into an artists' colony in 1932, and later transformed it again – in its artistic heyday – to a hotel and restaurant.
Decades later, in 1978, the couple sold their property to the Ontario government, and the business closed its doors in 2001.
Where art meets nature
Mason weaves through the park, pointing out fragments of Toronto's architectural history lining the grounds.
There are sculptures from Toronto's old Bank of Montreal building, opened in 1948 and demolished in 1972. Carvings from the main entrance of a King West Bank of Nova Scotia building, built in 1903 and demolished in 1969. Fragments of an Art Deco façade adorning the old Toronto Star building, built in 1929 and demolished in 1972.
"We call this the place where art meets nature," he says.
A view from above
Atop the Scarborough Bluffs, Guild Park offers a stunning view of Lake Ontario.
Mason points across the lake to a tiny, barely-visible set of smokestacks – it's New York, he notes.
It's also a particularly tranquil viewpoint; nature surrounds on all sides, from the lush greenery throughout the park to the lake and shoreline around 200 feet below.
The spot for a spot of tea
Down the road from Guild Park, a recently-revitalized plaza houses the Guildwood Tea Room and Café, opened in February 2014.
On this weekday afternoon, the tea room is packed with older women, sipping tea on colourfully decorated china against the backdrop of bright yellow walls.
Mason says the bustling independent business has become a meeting place for the community. "It's a huge, huge success story," he says.
The birth of a community
Guildwood itself, as a neighbourhood beyond the park, was born in 1957 with the creation of the upscale 'Avenue of Homes.' The Clark family spearheaded the community's creation, encompassing a chunk of their 500-acre estate.
Mason often walks through the historic streets with his wife, which are lined with '50s-style bungalows and towering trees.
"This is one of the few communities in Toronto where you can see the architectural integrity of an era," he says.
Interested in being a tour guide to showcase one of Toronto's lesser-known neighbourhoods? Learn more here or join the conversation on Twitter using the hashtag #TourMyToronto.


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Qinhuangdao is a wonderful and ideal summer resort located in Hebei province of China. It covers three major areas which are Beidaihe, Haigang, and Shanhaiguan. The 2-days tour will explore the must-see attractions of this amazing city.
In the morning, you will take a high-speed train from Beijing to Qinhuangdao. It takes approx. 2.5 hours on the train. The train ticket is included, however, transportation between your Beijing hotel and Beijing railway station is at your own expense. Upon arrival in Qinhuangdao railway station, you will be met by local English-speaking guide and your Chinese-speaking driver. You will then be picked up and transferred to explore the wonderful city of Qinhuangdao.
First on the itinerary, you will go to Qinhuangdao Great Wall Hotel to check-in. After a short rest, you will be driven to a local restaurant to enjoy your delicious Chinese lunch.
In the afternoon, you will pay a visit to the picturesque Beidaihe Scenic Area, which is located in the southwest of Qinhuangdao. Famous for birdwatching, it is considered one of the best birdwatching destinations in the world. April, May, October, and November are the best times for birdwatching in the region.
Next on the tour, you will go to Dove Nest Park (the Chinese name is Geziwo Park). Situated east of the Beidaihe Scenic Area, the park has breathtaking scenery, especially at sunrise.
The next stop on the tour, you will be driven to Olympic Park, which includes the Central Square, Music Fountain, and a large relief sculpture. Also found within the park, are handwriting and footprints from past of Chinese Olympic champions.
Later on, you will be transferred to your hotel, to enjoy the evening on your own.
Hotel: Qinhuangdao Great Wall Hotel or similar (4 star)
After enjoying your breakfast at your hotel, you will be accompanied by your guide to explore the Shanhaiguan Great Wall. It is roughly a 30-minute drive from your hotel to Shanhaiguan. It is also known as Shanhai Pass, Yu Pass, and described as "First Pass under Heaven".
Next on the itinerary, is the Laolongtou Great Wall, which once was considered the starting point of the Great Wall. It was regarded as a very important line of defense against enemies coming from both the land and the sea. With a rich history, fabulous traditional architecture, and cultural significance, it is a must-see destination.
Today's delicious Chinese lunch is served at local restaurant.
You will then be driven to Qinhuangdao railway station to take your train back to Beijing, ending your memorable and wonderful tour of Qinhuangdao.
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Attractions: Beidaihe Scenic Area, Dove Nest Park, Laolongtou Great Wall, Olympic Park, Shanhaiguan Great Wall
Cities visited: Qinhuangdao
Provinces visited: Hebei
Ideal seasons: Winter, Summer, Spring, Autumn
Ideal audiences: Seniors, Singles, Couples, Dating, Family
Religions: Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Christian, Taoist, Bahá'í
Type of transportation: Private Car
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Story of Yanxi Palace (Chinese: 延禧攻略) is a Chinese period drama series created by Yu Zheng. It is an original screenplay written by Zhou Mo, and later developed into a novel by Xiao Lian Mao. Starring Wu Jinyan, Charmaine Sheh, Qin Lan, Nie Yuan, Tan Zhuo and Xu Kai, the series premiered on iQiyi from July 19, 2018 to August 26, 2018. During its run it was streamed more than 15 billion times.
Chinese: 延禧攻略 English: Story of Yanxi Palace Kurdish: Chiroky Koshk - چیرۆکی کۆشک
Mandarin: Yán Xǐ Gōng Lüè
Genre: Historical fiction
Written by Zhou Mo
Directed by: Hui Kaidong, Wen Deguang
Starring: Wu Jinyan, Charmaine Sheh, Qin Lan, Nie Yuan, Xu Kai, Tan Zhuo
Country of origin: China
Original language: Mandarin
No. of episodes: 70
Executive producer: Yu Zheng
Production location: Hengdian World Studios
Running time: 45 mins
Production companies: Huanyu Film, iQiyi
Release Original network: iQiyi, Zhejiang TV
Original release: July 7 – August 26, 2018
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BOX OFFICE BREAKDOWN | The Darling of the NYFF Shines Bright
OCTOBER 19TH-21ST | What's coming to theaters this weekend?
It's about that time of year when Academy Award-worthy films start to pop up in the cinema.
In Popdust's column, Box Office Breakdown, we aim to inform you of the top flicks to check out every weekend. Looking to laugh? What about having your pants scared off? Maybe you just need a little love? Whatever the case may be, we have you covered. Take a peek at our top picks for this week.
This iconic scary movie is getting a brand new look. The original characters revisit their past haunts, and Michael Myers is back. In this October must-see, the legendary masked figure is determined to find the girl who managed to escape his killing spree so many years ago. This new edition to the Halloween franchise promises to be just as scary as you remember...maybe even scarier.
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R | Running Time 1hr 49m | Universal Pictures | Director: David Gordon Green
Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, Andi Matichak, and more!
This pick is an inspiring documentary about Janae Kroczaleski, a bodybuilder, world-record powerlifter, cancer survivor, parent, and former U.S. Marine. The film follow Kroczaleski as she transitions into a woman, and allows the audience to see inside her world as she raises her three sons, tells the rest of her family about her transition, and fights to find her place in society.
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Brampton's Own
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The directorial debut from Jonah Hill is rife with the actors trademark humor. This tender film is about a teenage boy struggling with his life at home, so he turns to a skatepark to find connection. Keep an eye out for our full review of this film on #InsideIndie in two weeks.
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Wildlife was one the highlights of this year's New York Film Festival. It features an all star cast in a story about a complex woman whose independence disrupts her 1960s family's status quo. Meanwhile, her husband puts his life on the line to fight a wild fire that has broken out near the town.
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Pregnant sex. It's one area of intimacy that's a bit of an enigma, right?
Chances are, as a result, (whether you're expecting or not) you've already asked yourself the questions of how pregnant sex works, whether it will hurt, if it can harm the baby and if there are any specific times when you really should not even play with trying it.
Naturally, every pregnancy is different, and so pregnant sex – what feels good, comfortable and enjoyable – will come down to you as an individual (if you actually want to have sex, that is). Though, fun fact: it's not uncommon for a woman's sex drive to actually increase at certain stages of the pregnancy. Win.
To debunk the many myths surrounding pregnant sex, team WH put your pressing questions on getting down while up the duff to the experts. Nine months is nine months, after all.
Can I have sex while pregnant?
In a word: Yes. Pregnant sex is completely safe – for you and your baby.'The penis cannot penetrate beyond the vagina,' says Dr Virginia Beckett, consultant obstetrician and spokesperson for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. 'Plus, the baby is protected from infection by the amniotic sac and a mucus plug, which seals the cervix.'
Like to use sex toys? That's totally fine, too – just make sure they're clean to eliminate any risk of infection. That said, as you progress through first, second and third trimester, and as your baby grows, deep penetration and sex in certain positions may feel less comfortable.
'Try different positions to alleviate this such as side-by-side (spooning) or standing up,' says Beckett. 'Some women may also experience vaginal dryness during pregnancy, and this can be helped by using a water-based lubricant.'
An FYI – in later pregnancy, having sex or reaching orgasm can set off mild contractions called Braxton Hicks contractions. These are totally normal – but can feel uncomfortable. Try some relaxation techniques until they pass.
If, for any reason it is not safe for you to have sex, your doctor or midwife will tell you so.
Is it safe to sex in the first 3 months of pregnancy?
It is perfectly safe to have sex in your first trimester unless you have been explicitly told not to by your doctor or midwife.
When shouldn't you have pregnant sex?
Although pregnant sex is mostly nothing to worry about, there are certain circumstances when you might want to rein your sexual antics right in.
- If you have had any bleeding
- If your waters have broken
- If there have been problems with the cervix
- If there is any history of preterm labour
- If you are at high-risk of miscarriage
You might also be advised against getting down if you're expecting twins or any sort of multiple birth, as it may be best to not put extra pressure on your pelvis.
Talk with your midwife or obstetrician, if you are unsure or have any concerns.
It's also important to remember that you (and your baby) are still exposed to STIs during pregnant sex so, if you or your partner is having sex with other people, while you're pregnant, you'll need to use condoms.
Can pregnant sex cause miscarriage?
No, pregnant sex can't cause miscarriage. And, to further put your mind at ease, a 2011 study that looked into potential risks associated with pregnancy sex concluded that it does not induce early labour in low-risk pregnancies.
Is it normal to bleed after pregnant sex?
Always notify your doctor or midwife if you have any concerns, but know that spotting after pregnant sex isn't necessarily something to worry about.
Spotting could be caused by irritation as your cervix is super sensitive when you're pregnant. If this is the case, play around with positions that don't demand deep penetration, or experiment with stimulation sans penetration. If spotting is accompanied by any other symptoms or lasts for more than a day after pregnant sex, contact your doctor.
Is it normal to want to have sex while you're pregnant?
Yes. And it's equally normal not to want to have sex while you're pregnant, too.
'If you're experiencing symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, tender breasts and/or back aches, chances are sex isn't going to be top of your mind,' Beckett says.
Plus, there are hormonal changes are play, which may take any control you usually have over your libido, completely out of your hands. 'As a general rule, most women find that their desire may ebb and flow during the course of pregnancy,' says Liz Halliday, deputy head of midwifery at Private Midwives, a provider of private midwifery services.
'Rising levels of hormones, including oestrogen and progesterone and HCG are the chief hormonal factors that influence your sex drive during pregnancy. These hormones can be responsible for the pregnancy symptoms that might deter you from wishing to engage in sexual intimacy.
However, as the HCG levels even out in the first trimester, some of these symptoms might decline and your libido may return. And, high levels of progesterone can increase blood flow to the vulva, which might result in heightened sexual pleasure for you.' Indeed, many women report feeling wetter and having more intense orgasms when pregnant. Get in.
Remember, though, that it's not just your libido that might be affected during sex. Your partner's, too, could experience highs and lows. 'Partners may experience a fall in libido because of concerns about causing injury to the pregnancy or baby,' says Beckett.
'So, it's important to openly discuss your feelings about pregnant sex, to reach an understanding about what feels right for your relationship.'
Best sex positions to try when pregnant – for each trimester
1. Pregnant sex in your first trimester
'You'll unlikely need to change anything,' says Halliday. 'For the vast majority of your first trimester, your uterus is tucked underneath your pelvic bone and any bump you might have is due to bloating or early displacements of your organs.'
2. Pregnant sex in your second trimester
'As the second trimester progresses, your bump will grow and after 24 weeks you might feel a little dizzy if you lie flat on your back for any amount of time,' says Halliday. 'Positions that involve this, therefore, might be something to avoid.
However, if you enjoy missionary position, you could put a wedge-shaped cushion under one hip to tilt slightly to the side, which will avoid compressing the blood vessels in your back.'
3. Pregnant sex in your third trimester
'In the third trimester (or earlier for mums of twins), your bump will become quite large and this is the time that most women start to struggle with finding a comfortable position for sex,' says Halliday. 'Often a "spooning" position works well or going "on top" may be more comfortable.
The main thing is to keep experimenting, if you wish to engage in sexual activity, finding what works for you. Be open to changing position, as your bump grows.'
#disclaimer: Sexual intimacy should always be consensual so, if you find that you do not wish to have sex, you should consider talking to your partner, and midwife / doctor about your feelings and discussing alternative ways to be intimate.
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In the wake of the pandemic, women's ministry leaders around the country had to cancel their retreats when suddenly meeting in-person became a national no-no. Maybe you were one of them. With hope that communities and churches would open back up sooner than later, the reality is upon us that getting "back to normal" is … Read more


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Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10525 released for the Fast Ring
Microsoft has released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10525 to the Fast Ring members of the Windows Insider Program.
This is the first preview build, released after the launch of the final build of Windows 10.
Windows 10 Build 10240, which is the current stable build available for all users, was the last Preview Build of the operating system, released to Insiders. It was released a few days before the final build of Windows 10, was rolled out on July 29th.
Microsoft has by popular demand, re-added the Windows Feedback back into the operating system. It was removed from the Preview Builds of Windows 10, back in July. The Feedback app will offer special surveys for Insiders, as well as some unique options, such as taking a screenshot, reproducing a problem, and more.
What's new in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10525:
Microsoft has included some new customization options for the Start Menu, Acton Center, Taskbar, and Title bars. You can now set Windows 10 to pick an accent color, and reflect it on the above mentioned areas of Windows 10. This option is not enabled by default, and can be enabled from Start >Settings > Personalization > Colors.
Memory Management:
Windows 10, has a new component in the built-in Memory Manager, called a compression store. This module stores an in-memory collection of compressed pages, which it will use to monitor the memory load. Once it detects a heavy load, it will compress unused pages, to prevent writing them to the disk, which in turn reduces the memory used by processes. This feature will make the system more responsive, for multitasking.
It is not a toggle or visible option, and is instead a part of the "System Process", which you can find in the Task Manager. Naturally, due to its intensive monitoring, the compression store, happens to be the reason why the process consumes more memory.
Known issues in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10525:
The Mobile hotspot doesn't work in Build 10525, and will fail to get an IP address, when you try to connect your PC to a mobile device's network. Hence you will see a "no internet access" message.
The Movies & TV app, which you can find at the Windows Store, does not work, due to a bug in the video playback. A fix for this is required, and there is no word when it will be released.
Optional languages packs are not available for the build at the moment, and are expected to be made available later this week.
Here is the official announcement from Microsoft.
If you want to opt-out of the Windows Insider Program or re-join it, open the Settings App and navigate to Update and Security, and then on Windows Update. Click on Advanced Options, and then scroll down to "Get Insider Builds", and select Get Started. You can also opt out of the Insider Preview Builds from this screen, and will need to reboot the system for changes to take effect.


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There are so many places around the world that have incredible swell. Hawaii is famous for its rich surfing history, and waves perfect for longboards. It is also famous for having one of the best breaks in the world, Pipeline. But what causes these amazing waves, and how can places like Mavericks get 15+ meter… Continue reading Waves 101
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That's some good clickbait, huh? A friend observed "subtle undertones of humour" in my last post, so I thought I'd continue in that vein with a shameless clickbait title. Following up on that last post, I want to illustrate something that is the realm of "soft skills" (eurgh) but is far from soft: maintaining healthy and… Continue reading Seven principles to strengthen relationships at work
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Where is the love?
In "On the Waterfront", Eve Marie Saint's character, Edie, is on a date with Marlon Brandon's character Terry, and as they sit and talk and get to know a little about each other, she enquires about his situation in life. He's a tough, street-hardened fighter, raised in a boys' home after his father got bumped… Continue reading Where is the love?
What is sociometry?
Carl Sagan has said, "There is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves." He goes on to say that we have "a responsibility to deal more kindly with each other." Where can we possibly start on this mission of greater kindness and conviviality, when there are overwhelming mentifacts that… Continue reading What is sociometry?
What does it take for us to work as a team?
Copernicus has been name-checked in a fair few articles I've read lately. Good thing too. Working with a client a couple years ago, we illustrated the concept of "shifting consciousness" with a story about Copernicus, our point being that to get to "WE", to really get to WE, a shift in consciousness is required. We… Continue reading What does it take for us to work as a team?
How can we create new patterns of inter-relating at work?
I have been interested in the furore that has followed Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer banning workers from working from home. I've also read that Hubert Joly, the new chief at struggling retailer Best Buy has also just scrapped their Results Only Work Environment (ROWE) for their corporate employees. Corporate staff who, until now, have been… Continue reading How can we create new patterns of inter-relating at work?
The Power of We
Interesting what can spark an idea and create insight. Staring at the full moon the other night, I found myself marvelling, yet again, that we've been there. That led me to consider the languaging: "We've been to the moon." We? We've been there? In fact, from Armstrong to Cernan, only 12 white American men have… Continue reading The Power of We


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Warming Hostesses
One of the posters of the exhibition «Cinema Alba, more than a passion week» that we chose to make this edition of envelopes. Each envelope contains an entry and an authentic frame of a 35 mm film projected at the Alba Cinema.
Paper Factory Edition
Illustration: Rafa Sánchez
Size: 12.5 x 19 cm.
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On Rainy Lake, recent cold temperatures have slowed the walleye bite, and limited the number of anglers out fishing. A few walleyes can be found at the American Narrows in 36-40 feet of water, but the bite has not been consistent. Once the temperatures become more moderate, check out Sand Bay, Cranberry Island, and Black Bay.
Grand Rapids
Look for walleyes during evening hours in 16-30 feet of water on lakes Wabana, Trout and Sugar. Crappies continue to be pulled from depths of 20 feet on Bowstring and Big Splithand lakes. Grave and Bass lakes are producing the areas largest bluegills in 14-16 feet of water. Trout anglers are finding rainbows, brook trout and splake on Kramer Lake over depths of 18-30 feet. Caribou Lake is giving up a few lake trout over 40-100 feet of water, and Taylor Lake is giving up a few rainbows and brown trout.
On Lake Kabetogama, tip-ups and sucker minnows are producing good-size northern pike in 18-25 feet of water. Small glow jigs and minnows are turning walleyes off the reef edges, as well as near Ash River, in depths of 25-32 feet. Artificial baits are producing some trout in Mukoda and Little Trout lakes. Please remember that live bait is not allowed on these trout lakes.
On Lake Vermilion, some good-sized perch and an occasional walleye are being pulled from the mid-lake structure and sharp breaks. Sunfish are providing lots of action at the Narrows, Larson Bay, Muskego Bay and Waconda Bay. The weedlines of these bays are also best for northern pike.
Grand Marais
Large chubs set at 40 feet of water are turning numbers of lake trout on Gunflint and Bearskin lakes. Rainbow trout remain active in depths of 14-16 feet on Kimball and Duncan lakes, with small flies taking the majority of fish. The best splake reports are coming from 20 feet of water on Musquash Lake. Walleye action remains limited, with just a few fish coming off Devils Track Lake during low-light hours.
Crappies and walleyes continue to be taken near the dam on Boulder Lake in 15 feet of water. Look to Rice Lake for lots of northern pike in depths of 6 feet. The cold weather has limited fishing reports from most other lakes.
On Lake of the Woods, the best fishing action is taking place in the deeper waters off the reefs near Knight, Bridges and Garden islands, with walleyes, sauger, perch and northern pike all being taken. A colored glow jig is turning walleyes over 18-20 feet of water near Clementson Rapids on the Rainy River. At the Northwest Angle and Islands area, walleyes, sauger and perch are being pulled from depths of 22-26 feet around Oak Island.
On Upper Red Lake, walleyes are hitting jigging spoons, as well as red hooks and minnows under floats in 11-14 feet of water. The mud areas, such as Center Bar, have been the most productive. A few schools of crappies have been stumbled upon in depths of 14 feet. Lots of northern pike, including several good-sized fish. are coming from depths of 10-14 feet near the Tamarack River.
Perch action remains consistent in 18-20 feet of water on Blackduck Lake. Also look for a few walleyes at this depth during evening hours. Anglers are finding crappies suspended over depths of 30-40 feet on Gilstead Lake. And, check out Rabideau Lake early and late in the day for bluegills.
On Lake Winnibigoshish, perch remain scattered in 18-32 feet of water, but the bite has improved. South Horseshoe Bar, Moses Bar, and North Moses Bar have been the most productive. Gold, chartreuse, or rattling jigging spoons have turned the majority of fish. Northern pike are active, and easily caught in most perch locations. The walleye action has slowed.
On Leech Lake, numbers of 12- to 14-inch walleyes are being caught in Walker Bay over 28 feet of water or more. Grandview Flats, Traders Bay and Portage Bay have been best for perch in 8-14 feet of water. Benedict and Garfield lakes are producing numbers of northern pike in the shallow waters.
Cass Lake
Bluegills and crappies are being pulled from 30 feet of water on Pimushe Lake. Pike Bay Lake is kicking out perch in 5-8 feet of water. For walleyes and perch, hit the 10- to 12-foot weedlines on Wolf Lake. On Cass Lake, the best perch action is taking place off the flats in depths of 25-30 feet. Numbers of northern pike are coming from 10 feet of water or less on Andrusia and Pike Bay lakes.
Park Rapids
On Fish Hook Lake, set lines and minnows are producing walleyes in 26-28 feet of water, with sunfish coming from depths of 16 feet. Look to the Crow Wing Chain for walleyes in 18-25 feet of water. Panfish remain active in depths of 12-14 feet. On Portage Lake, anglers are finding northern pike and crappies in 15 feet of water. The deep holes of Long Lake are producing numbers of tullibees, with most fish found suspended.
Detroit Lakes
Sunfish are hitting in 10-12 feet on Little Detroit and Height of Land lakes. Big Detroit Lake continues to produce northern pike on tip-ups and sucker minnows. For walleyes, hit 22-30 feet of water on Little Detroit and Melissa lakes during evening hours.
Battle Lake
Small sucker minnows are producing walleyes on West Battle Lake in depths of 16-22 and 30-35 feet of water. A decent crappie bite is being reported during evening hours on West Battle Lake in 16-22 foot depths. Otter Tail Lake is a safe bet for perch and walleyes in 15-20 feet of water. Sunfish remain active in depths of 15-22 feet, with Blanche, Stalker, Rush, South Turtle, Deer and West Leaf lakes producing the most fish. Stalker, West Leaf and Pelican lakes are giving up crappies in 20 feet of water. For northern pike, use tip-ups and sucker minnows along the weedlines of Spitzer and North Turtle lakes.
A few walleyes are being taken during evening hours from 25 feet of water on Lake Miltona. Walleyes are also being pulled from depths of 32-37 feet on lakes Carlos and Ida. Reno Lake is kicking out crappies in depths of 6-10 feet, and walleyes are coming from 12-15 feet of water during low-light hours. Lakes Victoria and Smith have been best for sunfish action in less than 12 feet of water.
Walleyes are being pulled from 36-42 feet of water on Gull Lake during the day, and from depths of 14-22 feet during low-light hours. Jigging spoons, or set lines with rainbow or fathead minnows are working best. Northern pike continue to be pulled from 14-26 feet of water on Gull and North Long lakes. Glow jigs and minnows have been best for crappies, with most fish found suspended over 20-30 feet of water.
On the east end of Lake Mille Lacs, perch are biting in 14-18 feet during the day, however larger spoons and fathead minnows are recommended in order to avoid lots of smaller fish. Some walleyes are coming from the rocks during low-light hours, with a few reports of evening walleye action off the mud flats. On the west edge of the lake, work the edges of Shermans Flat and Seven Mile Flat during the day, and slide on top during low-light hours for the most walleyes. A few good-sized perch have been mixed in with the walleyes. Anglers who drill a lot of holes and stay on the move are having the most success. The roads are now plowed to most of the flats on this end of the lake.
Sauk Centre
Hit 32-42 feet of water on Sauk Lake for numbers of crappies. Big Swan Lake is giving up crappies during evening hours in 28-32 feet of water. Sunfish action has slowed, although a few fish are being pulled from Sauk, Lilly and Villard lakes. Tip-ups and sucker minnows have been best for northern pike, with fish coming from the weedlines on Sauk, Fairy, Guerney and Long Bridge lakes.
St. Cloud/Eden Valley
Becker Lake continues to produce sunnies and crappies in 12-14 feet of water. Steady crappie action is being reported on Long Lake in 30 feet of water, as well as in depths of 20 feet on Cedar Island Lake. Pearl Lake is giving up crappies during evening hours in 14-16 feet of water. Northern pike remain active in the shallows on Grand Lake.
Northern pike are provided the most consistent action, with fish coming from 12-18 feet of water on Clearwater, Cedar, John and Pleasant lakes. Pleasant and John lakes are giving up quite a few crappies during evening hours in depths of 22-30 feet. Lakes Sugar and Marie are producing sunfish in 14-16 feet of water. An occasional walleye is being pulled from depths of 20-plus feet on Clearwater, Cedar and Sugar lakes.
On Lake Waconia, work the deep hole off Pillsbury Reef during evening hours for crappies. The steep break located in 13-20 feet of water on the south end of Andersons Reef is producing walleyes and crappies during low-light hours. In Waconia Bay, the 8- to 12-foot weedlines continue to provide a mixed bag of fish, with panfish and northern pike being the most abundant.
On Lake Minnetonka, walleyes continue to be taken during low-light hours from the 15- to 18-foot weedlines, as well as from depths of 30 feet or more in Browns and Wayzata bays. Grays Bay, and the west side of Medicine Lake are giving up northern pike in depths of 7-15 feet. Lots of small panfish are being pulled from most area lakes, with the larger crappies and sunnies remaining elusive.
Prior Lake/West Metro vicinity
Sunfish can be found just out from the east access on Eagle Lake in 13 feet of water. The swimming beach area of Lake Riley is producing crappies in depths of 18 feet, while Hydes Lake continues to provide lots of sunnies and crappies during afternoon hours. The best northern pike reports are coming from 12 feet of water on the north side of Lake Minnewashta.
Chisago City
Walleyes continue to be taken from 18-20 feet of water during evening hours from North Center Lake, and off Needle Point on South Center Lake. The north end of North Center Lake is kicking out crappies in depths of 18-22 feet. Look to the weeded areas of Chisago Lake for panfish, with lots of northern pike coming from the bays on the south end of the lake.
White Bear/Northeast Metro vicinity
The seven- to 12-foot weedlines on Lake Jane are producing sunfish, crappies and northern pike. White Bear Lake is giving up lots of panfish in 10 feet of water, with a few walleyes taken during the evening hours from depths of 20-25 feet. The Bayport area of the St. Croix River continues to produce crappies over 35-40 feet of water. For northern pike, hit Mud Lake, the north end of Bald Eagle Lake, and Demontreville Lake.
Small hooks and small minnows are producing walleyes in 18-28 feet of water on French Lake. Look to Shields Lake for panfish. The deep hole on Lake Mazaska is giving up crappies, especially during low-light hours. For northern pike, use tip-ups on the weed edges of Kelley Dudley Lake during midday hours.
Panfish continue to be pulled from 10-12 feet of water at Bakers Bay on Lake Washington. A few walleyes are being taken during low-light hours on Lake Hanska in depths of 10 feet or less. Northern pike are still being taken on tip-ups and sucker minnows set along the weedlines on Lake Francis.
Crappies remain active on Eagle Lake in 35 feet of water, and in 20 feet of water on Diamond Lake during low-light hours. Walleyes are being pulled from depths of 25 feet on Green Lake, and look for some good-sized pike in the shallows of Green Lake. Panfish and northern pike are an easy catch on Norway and Games lakes in 10-12 feet of water. Foot Lake continues to give up walleyes and crappies in depths of 10-12 feet at night.
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Msg 2 Posted: 06:28 PM 01/25/08 (CST)
Thanks for the report, holdemtwice!
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Msg 3 Posted: 07:38 PM 01/25/08 (CST)
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Msg 4 Posted: 11:27 PM 01/25/08 (CST)
I'll add a few recent discoveries. Metro area lakes: Spring Lake-crappie about one foot off the bottom in 16 fow, few walleyes join in, not on the subzero days though. Peltier- Sunnies now at 12-14 fow, crappies there too, bigger crappies are deeper now, Pike still somewhat shallow and hanging around the sunnies, have seen a few walleye but cannot get them to bite. Centerville- crappies around 18 fow, just set up 50 yards away from the crowd in the right depth and you'll get them. Round- as usual none stop sunnie and crappie action, but 99% are very small, occasionally you'll pull up a slab sunnie but it looks like its 100 years old! Independence- from the state owned landing-go to the point due north east, set up in 20-26 fow and wait for the sun to begin to set over the hill, you'll have great crappie action for the next 45 minutes to an hour, walleyes are mixed in once in a while but they've been small the last couple years(10-12"), bigger ones are there but I don't fish it enough. Sarah- plenty of crappies straight out from the landing where all the houses are, go across the lake and plenty of sunnies, on occasion a nice Pike will be with the sunnies and recently quite a few large mouth bass. Last couple years the sizes have gone way down though. Enough to keep me off one of my old favorite lakes. Josephine and Johanna- tons lof little sunnies and a mixed bag of little crappies, Josephine producing a walleye here and there straight out from the beach in 20 fow, not sure on Johanna. You will be very lucky to get a wally from Josephine though, plenty of hammerhandles though. Green lake- plenty of crappies in 12-14 fow, but the good ones are only 7-9".
Just a report of some of the lakes we've fished this winter. The search continues for that honey hole!
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Msg 5 Posted: 12:34 PM 01/26/08 (CST)
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text: There has been a significant rise in attacks on the education sector this year, and it's not just students hacking into school computer networks to change their grades. Sure, that does happen, but that is not the main problem that educational institutions seem to be having. The fact that students can break into protected areas … Continue reading Crime Rings and Hostile Nation-States Increasingly Target the Education Sector


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Kids used a laser engraver to personalize picture frames for Father's Day gifts this week at The HUB.
They also used paint and markers to decorate them – a bit of classic craftiness to go with the laser show.
By the way, if you haven't checked out The HUB, this summer is the perfect time.
There's never been a better opportunity to use The HUB's state-of-the-art makerspace. We've expanded The HUB's hours to noon to 8 p.m. on Monday through Thursday.
The HUB's makerspace has a green-screen studio (complete with camera and editing equipment,) laser engraver, vinyl cutter, T-shirt press, large format printer, spiral binder, button maker, 3D pens, sticker printer, and mini-laminator.
People can use any or all of these machines to make the project of their dreams. They don't need to be a student at Mentor High School or even a resident of Mentor. All they need is a CLEVNET card in good standing. Click here for more details or to make a reservation.


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Distinguished Lecture Series Committee brings high-profile speakers
By Andrew Heisler
This upcoming season, the Wisconsin Union will host a wide variety of speakers through the Wisconsin Union Directorate Distinguished Lecture Series Committee. Coming to share their riveting stories, captivating research, and controversial opinions, the following speakers are sure to make attendees leave with a new perspective.
Aron Ralston
When: 2/20/13, 7:30 pm, Union South – Varsity Hall
In 2003, Aron Ralston's story made headlines worldwide. After being pinned by a half-ton boulder for nearly a week in a remote canyon in southern Utah, Ralston narrowly escaped death by severing his right forearm with a dull pocketknife. He then hiked and rappelled for five hours before searchers in a helicopter miraculously rescued him. Ralston documented this life-altering experience and his remarkable will to survive in his New York Times best-selling book, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, and his story has been adapted into a movie titled 127 Hours.
Life is full of hard choices, but few come close to the decision Ralston had to make. In this lecture, he'll give a first-hand account of his unimaginable experience and what led him to make the decision he made. Ralston will explore the human condition and how one can find strength even in their weakest moment.
When: 3/7/13, 7:30 pm, Union South – Varsity Hall
Michelle Alexander is a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, legal scholar and the New York Times Best-Selling Author of The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness. The New Jim Crow is a stunning account of the rebirth of a caste-like system in the United States, one that has resulted in millions of African Americans locked behind bars and then relegated to a permanent second-class status denied the very rights supposedly won in the Civil Rights Movement.
Alexander argues, "we have not ended racial caste in America; we have merely redesigned it." This lecture will explore the apparent lack of rights supposedly won during the Civil Rights Movement. As a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, Alexander challenges us to face the troubling statistics and explore a new standard of justice in her efforts to achieve true equality.
When: 3/20/13, 7:30 pm, Union South – Varsity Hall
Frank Warren is the sole founder and curator of the PostSecret Project: A collection of over 500,000 highly personal and artfully decorated postcards mailed anonymously from around the world, displaying the soulful secrets we never voice. The PostSecret website has received more than 450 million hits, and Warren continues to receive between 100 and 200 postcards everyday. Warren's first book, PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives is a New York Times best-seller.
Described as "the most trusted stranger in America," Warren has revealed the deep-rooted, soulful, somber and passionate nature of the anonymous people. During his lecture, he will discuss the growth of his business and what contributed to its success. Warren will also shed some light on the human desire to "PostSecret," and what those secrets say about our culture.
When: 3/21/13, 7:30 pm, Memorial Union – Great Hall
Arundhati Roy is a novelist and political activist from India most famous for her first book The God of Small Things, which won the prestigious Booker Prize in 1997. Since then, Roy has focused her efforts on political activism becoming a leading voice in movements against globalization, neoliberal policies, and the use of nuclear weapons.
Roy will explore how even the seemingly minor experiences we endure have the potential to change our lives in profound and unimaginable ways. In her lecture, she will read selections from her work and inspire thought and discussion throughout.
When: 4/8/13, 7:30 pm, Union South – Varsity Hall
Known for his thought-provoking coverage and his commitment to exceptional storytelling, Byron Pitts is a multiple Emmy award-winning journalist. As Chief National Correspondent for CBS Evening News, Pitts was an embedded reporter covering the Iraq War and was CBS lead correspondent at Ground Zero immediately following the 9/11 attacks. Pitts is a news veteran with over 20 years of experience. Raised by a single mother in a working class neighborhood in Baltimore, Pitts was illiterate until the age of twelve and had a persistent stutter. He learned to read and went on to attend Ohio Wesleyan University.
In this lecture, Pitts will shed light on how even in the face of adversity he rose to the top of the journalism field. In this inspirational story, he'll share his experiences covering major world events and how they have not only shaped him as a journalist, but as a person.
Wisconsin Festival of Ideas
When: 4/26/13, H.F. Deluca Forum in the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery have gathered the University's top faculty for a lecture in the spirit of the Wisconsin Idea and the Year of Innovation. This lecture will aim to celebrate the research and ideas of the best and brightest the University of Wisconsin – Madison has to offer and expose both the campus and the wider Madison community to their work.
Often those who facilitate ground-breaking research on campus, remain behind the scenes. During this lecture, the UW's brightest thinkers will reveal the exceptional research and discovery taking place on campus and how their work can benefit the community.


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FCCISL, First National Chamber to Recognise Northern Entrepreneurship
The first ever northern provincial Award Ceremony was held on 9th November 2009 in the Weerasingham Hall Jaffna, organized by FCCISL and Yarlpanam Chamber under its' flagship event, "Sri Lankan Entrepreneur of the year. Since the "Sri Lankan Entrepreneur of the Year Award" program has been aimed to accelerate the economic development through improving the entrepreneurship around the country it is an important landmark as it was held in Jaffna during the post war situation which is highly conducive for development of SMEs in north. This year, Sri Lanka Telecom and Peoples Leasing Company have come forward to join hands with FCCISL as to recognise the Sri Lankan Entrepreneurship. Sri Lanka Rupawahini Corporation is the Media Partner
"Sri Lankan Entrepreneur of the Year awards" Program now in its 14th year, is organized by the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka (FCCISL) to honour Sri Lanka's most outstanding entrepreneurs at Provincial and National level for their invaluable contribution towards the socio-economic development of the country and to bring them to the limelight and pave way for them to move forward.
Chief Gust of the ceremony was Hon. M. S. Saravanabava Commissioner Municipal Council Jaffna who deputised the Hon. Governor Northern Province Major General G. A. Chandrasiri. Message of the Governor highlighted that the "Development and Entrepreneurship goes hand in hand, as development can be seen and is gauged by the contribution made by the business community towards the socio – economic development of the country".
Guest of Honour Kosala Wickramanayake President FCCISL addressing gathering said that objective of the program is to recognize, the Innovation, endeavour and the application towards reaching new horizons of excellence of the entrepreneurs, covering the entire country. Further he has indicated that the FCCISL marks a new dimension by awarding women entrepreneurs to encourage the female species to utilise their talent and ability not only for their own achievement but also for the national good.
Guest of Honour G. Patgunarajah, Secretary to the Hon. Mayor of Jaffna has graced the occasion. K. Pooranachandran President Yarlpanam has delivered the welcome speech, N. Nadarajah Manager Thinakkural Rest and the main sponsor of the program, S. T. S. Arulananthan Director, FCCISL and W. J. Soosairatnam Advisor Northern and Eastern Regional Chambers also spoke.
S. Sathiyaseelan, Proprietor, Rajah Cream House Jaffna was awarded with provincial silver awards where as K. Suntharalingam, Proprietor, Vesta Industries, Jaffna was given the provincial bronze award. FCCISL has given special business recognition awards to the entrepreneurs who have successfully operated their enterprises despite of all headships and difficulties that northern business have gone through during last three decades. Proprietors of Bamini Engineers & Constructor Jaffna, Kobithan, Garments in Vauvniya and Uthayam's Spring Irrigation Agro Services in Vauvniya have been recognized under thus category.
Northern Province award ceremony was organized by Yarlpanam chamber Jointly with FCCISL and Chambers in Vavuniya and Mannar are to be congratulated for the unstinted support extended by them in all the stages of the competition.


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"Hello, hello Brazil" was the standard greeting Brazilian radio announcers of the 1930s used to welcome their audience into an expanding cultural marketplace. New genres like samba and repackaged older ones like choro served as the currency in this marketplace, minted in the capital in Rio de Janeiro and circulated nationally by the burgeoning recording and broadcasting industries. Bryan McCann chronicles the flourishing of Brazilian popular music between the 1920s and the 1950s. Through analysis of the competing projects of composers, producers, bureaucrats, and fans, he shows that Brazilians alternately envisioned popular music as the foundation for a unified national culture and used it as a tool to probe racial and regional divisions. McCann explores the links between the growth of the culture industry, rapid industrialization, and the rise and fall of Getúlio Vargas's Estado Novo dictatorship. He argues that these processes opened a window of opportunity for the creation of enduring cultural patterns and demonstrates that the understandings of popular music cemented in the mid–twentieth century continue to structure Brazilian cultural life in the early twenty-first.


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To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what recent assessment he has made of the level of housing need in (a) Coventry, (b) the West Midlands and (c) the UK. [107540]
I refer the hon. Member to the answer given to the hon. Member on 7 January 2003, Official Report, column 115W. No further information has yet been collected.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister when he intends to publish the results of the consultation on housing capital. [107810]
In August 2002 the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister issued the consultation document The Way Forward for Housing Capital Finance', consulting on a range of issues concerning the future of housing capital finance. Almost 300 responses were received. The decisions reached on the issues consulted on are reflected in "Sustainable Communities: building for the future" and the Local Government Bill currently before Parliament. A letter went to all Chief Finance Officers in local housing authorities in England on 1 April setting out in detail the proposed arrangements for the proposals consulted on. This letter is available at www.odpm.gov.uk, and in the Library of the House.


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Toronto Falls From Phillip Bloom
Phillip Bloom brings such quality I can't ignore it. Ive returned to his latest works again and again, he just doesn't stop producing work that makes my eyes smile, and my mouth drop. Admittedly this isn't my favourite piece from him, but Toronto Falls is still a captivating visual production with such a high level of imagery that the thought of not supporting it never crossed my mind. He's being filming in his hotel room again, and doing so with great effect, along with the CN Tower and Niagara Falls. On his most recent blog post Phillip talks to us about the issues he faced while working on this project, " The main problem with glass is of course reflections. There are number of things your need to do to avoid them. A circular polariser is a good bet to help reduce them, but be careful as they sometimes show up weird patterns in the glass". I always find it interesting to discover the finer details of a creative project, you get insight to the creators mindset in some respects, and the trail of thought they were in when developing their idea. You can read up more about this piece on the post by Phillip which I will link below, for now watch this short piece and let us know what you think.
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A Chicago man was shot dead while live-streaming a video of himself on Facebook, police said on Friday.
Antonio Perkins, 28, was shot in the head and neck on the city's west side.
The video is still available on Facebook and has been watched nearly 700,000 times.
It is the second time in less than three months in Chicago that a shooting has been streamed live on Facebook. In March an unidentified man was shot 16 times while broadcasting live.
No arrests have been made in either case.
Facebook's live-streaming feature allows anyone to broadcast online in real time. It was launched in 2010 but has become more central to the social network's strategy in recent months.
The video of Mr Perkins shows him and a group of people talking before gunshots are heard. The phone then appears to tumble through bloody grass before going black.
Bystanders can be heard screaming and crying.
The video remains on Facebook with a warning message about its graphic nature.
A spokeswoman for Facebook said the video does not violate company policy. The social media site would remove a video if it celebrated or glorified violence, she said.
Earlier this month, the killer of a French police commander and the commander's partner broadcast on Facebook Live shortly after the killings, urging followers to kill prison staff, police officials, journalists and lawmakers.
Chicago has one of the worst gun crime rates of any US city. There were nearly 500 homicides last year, and gun violence is up in 2016, police say.
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Sarah Hyland suffers a wardrobe malfunction while enjoying the beach with her fiancee Wells Adams and their friends Ashley Newbrough, Ciara Robinson, and Matt Shively in Cancun, Mexico, 12/31/2019. Sarah is seen dancing as her tiny tube top slips too low as she suffers a nip slip. Sarah doesn't seem to mind as she continues to dance in her bikini with her friend.
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5 Summer Drinks To Perk Up Your Parties
When it's party time, refreshments are expected. Go beyond the basic bottled beverage route by whipping up something your guests have never tried. These summer drinks will perk up your parties well into the fall months.
The following factions of summer drinks come from a day-and-age where entertaining was easy. Find a descriptor that perks your interest and head over to our 1959 "Summer Coolers" cookbook to get your Laura Petrie on. If a 1950s entertainer can pull these together in a snap when company arrives, we know you can too.
The 'ades
These tart summer drinks go far beyond traditional "lemonade." Think bright citrus flavors, like orange or grapefruit, that can cool you down in two gulps. These fruits are often native to southern states, so pick up a Texas Red Grapefruit or a Florida Key Lime to bring your drinks closer to home. Sweeten the bright flavors up with our simple syrup base (which you could infuse with any number of sultry summer herbs). Refresh the recipes with sparkling water for zingier sensations.
The fizzes
Spark things up and cool things down with a refreshing mixture of "charged waters" and fruit ice. A "fruit ice" is an old-fashioned version of a popsicle. It's just a little more creamy and thick with added gelatin and egg white. These summer drinks get their name from the reaction between the frozen pop and a beverage of your choice. Fill your freezer with fruit ices throughout the summer. When your family experiences the fizz and fun, they won't want to stop!
The flips
Get ready to flip out over these frothy summer drinks. Each flip is reminiscent of an 'ade above, but adds a well-beaten egg to the mix. It's a thick and velvety secret ingredient that's soothing in summer. Worried about the raw eggs? To avoid the risk of Salmonella, buy pasteurized eggs so the risk of bacterial infection is greatly reduced.
The ice cream sodas
If root beer floats (or as we like to call them "Black Cow Sodas") are a family favorite at your house, shake things up with these summer drinks. Make your own vanilla ice cream and run wild with it. We love how the vintage recipes in our book introduce flavors like coffee and ginger or pineapple and maraschino cherry to the sodas. By making everything from scratch, you'll have a soda shop where all the kiddos will want to frequent.
The punches
"Summer calls for dawdling suppers on a breezy porch, barbecues and outdoor meals." We don't think we could sum up punch's place at the table any better. We love having a big bowl of fruity flavor for friends who stop by in the summertime. Many of the recipes we have, like Golden Nectar Punch and Loganberry Punch, are decadent in their own right. Make more adult versions by adding flavored rums or cordials. Whether you're packing a punch in the punch bowl or settling fried and fizzed nerves, refreshing summer drinks are essential when the weather gets warm. Pick up some fruity flavors at the store or local farmer's market and get to filling every last jug and pitcher with pizzazz from way-back-when.