During the second trimester - weeks 15 to 27 of pregnancy - your emotions may feel more stable.
You'll also experience a range of new physical changes.
Swelling of your feet and ankles is normal during pregnancy. Most of the swelling should be gone when you get up in the morning. If it does not decrease with rest, talk with your healthcare provider.For example, some women feel as though they have a constant cold with nasal congestion. This will go away after birth. Other women report that their nausea lessens, they have more energy and the pressure on their bladder decreases. The chances of having a miscarriage are also very small, once you're through your first trimester.
This is caused by changes in your hormones and plaque build-up.
See your dentist and be sure to tell her that you are pregnant.
Wear breast pads in your bra.
Don't smoke and avoid second hand smoke.
Place warm, moist towels on your face.
Breathe steam from a hot shower, a pot of boiling water, or a vaporizer.
Use a cool mist humidifier.
Massage your sinuses by rubbing on the bony ridge above and under your eyebrows, under your eyes, and down the sides of your nose.
Try saltwater nose drops made from 1/4 teaspoon of salt dissolved in one cup of warm water.
Don't use antihistamines unless recommended by your healthcare provider.
Celebrate your pregnancy, connect with your baby, and include your partner.
Talk to your baby and gently massage your belly.
Keep a diary and pregnancy photo album.
gaining a lot of weight during pregnancy, and already having stretch marks on your breasts or thighs.
After birth, stretch marks will gradually change from red or purple to tan or white, and will become more difficult to see. However, some women never lose their stretch marks.
Pull in stomach muscles, tighten buttocks, and tuck in your seat to flatten lower back.
Sit in straight backed chairs and wear low heeled shoes.
Sleep on your left side with a pillow under your upper leg for support.
Avoid lifting or moving heavy items.
Try heat or cold on your back or get a massage.
Walk around objects instead of stepping over them.
Don't push objects with your feet.
Avoid widely opening your knees.
Rest and sleep on either side with a pillow between your legs. Don't lie flat on your back.
Walk or do other types of exercise.
Wear support hose if recommended.
Don't sit with your legs crossed.
When sitting, do ankle and foot exercises; avoid placing a pillow under your knees.
Use a footrest or another chair to lift your legs when sitting.
Raise your legs and feet whenever possible.
Lie on your left side when resting or at night to reduce pressure on major blood vessels.
Avoid wearing tight fitting clothes or accessories, including watches, rings and socks with elastic tops.
Talk to your healthcare provider - it could be caused by your iron supplement.
Have bowel movements when you feel the urge - don't hold back or force.
Don't use suppositories, mineral oil, laxatives, or enemas unless recommended by your healthcare provider.
If you have concerns about any of these physical changes, speak with your doctor or midwife.
Self-esteem is feeling good about yourself. Good self-esteem helps children try new things, take healthy risks and solve problems. It gives them a solid foundation for their learning and development.
Childproofing your home will help to create a safer environment, but there is no way to completely childproof - nothing can replace adult supervision!
If you're planning to have your baby in a hospital, pack a bag ahead of time. Here are some tips for making sure you include all you need.
Playing in and around water is fun and soothing for toddlers. But they need very close supervision to keep them safe.
Staying active is good when you're pregnant. But as your body changes, you need to be careful with certain types of movement to keep yourself, and your baby, safe.
If you wonder about your chances of having a healthy baby, talk to your healthcare provider about prenatal genetic screening.
Postpartum depression and anxiety can happen after birth or adoption. The condition is common.
During pregnancy, it's important to speak with your healthcare provider about sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
There used to be a common belief that once you'd had a caesarean birth, you'd have to take the same approach to any future deliveries. That's not true.
In real life (versus TV), labour tends to be more drawn out. It's not usually necessary to contact your healthcare provider or go to the hospital right away.
Most newborns need their diapers changed 10 to 15 times a day. Be sure to make it a special time for talking, laughing and playing with your baby.
Now that your toddler is between 30 and 36 months, his or her cognitive skills are developing at lightning speed.
During the third trimester (the last three months of pregnancy) your baby continues to develop, gains weight and begins to prepare for the birthing process.
Shortness of breath is one of the most common concerns for pregnant women. It's caused by the extra demands on your body - and in most cases, it's normal.
Starting at 12 months of age, toddlers need an assortment of food three to four times a day, plus one or two snacks. If you're wondering what foods are best for toddlers, we have a comprehensive list that will help.


Be it never so humble. Facebook is ratcheting up its ubiquitous presence in people's daily lives with its "Home" software for Android devices that more or less turns handsets into Facebook Phones. With Home engaged, the social network becomes the dominant presence on your device, with Facebook messages, updates and big, bright, smiley friend images right upfront, along with the ability to chat while using other apps. A 60-second video from the company's in-house creative department predictably plays the connection card with footage of smiley folks interacting via Facebook Home and lovin' it. The approach is similar to Wieden + Kennedy's mostly maligned commercials for the brand, portraying Facebook as a benign, beneficent presence, minus W+K's metaphorical malarky about chairs and swimming pools. The clip reminds me, somewhat, of the feel-good phone-company ads of yore—Reach out and touch someone, etc.—though Facebook's vanilla flavoring is thicker, and the spot manages to be both grandiose and bland at the same time. Still, the work accomplishes its mission of explaining in simple terms what Home is and why consumers might want to use it. Of course, there's more than UX evolution going on here. Home's economic endgame, as Ovum chief telecoms analyst Jan Dawson points out, is almost certainly "to track more of a user's behavior on devices and present more opportunities to serve up advertising." And the phone "takeover" aspect is Orwellian; even the spot oozes conformity. Still, millions of consumers won't care. They'll be pleased they can go Home again—and if Facebook has its way, they may never leave.


I am a firm believer in consignment sales. I love shopping and I love a great deal, so the consignment sales are the perfect place for me.
A friend of my mother's told her about one when the girls were 3 months old. They had just grown out of their preemie clothes. So, my mom went during her lunch break one day and from that first purchase on, we were both hooked.
The first sale we sold in was in a big, fancy neighborhood in Duluth in their clubhouse. My mom volunteered to work at it so that we could get a shop early pass. I was in Heaven!
From that point on, I've done a Spring/Summer sale and Fall/Winter sale. I've participated in ones where you had to had write your tags on index cards (days and days and days of work), ones where everything has to stay in order by item number, and ones where everything on the tags were computer generated.
The "Big Sale" in our house is famous! The girls love when I start getting ready because that means that soon enough I will come home with the mother load for them. Only....now they are getting to be too big - the selection and quality isn't so great for their size - and so very few things come home from the "Big Sale" for them.
This is yet another way that I know I am getting older. I do all of this sitting on the floor. And whereas I used to be able to work for hours without complaint, now....it seems every 30 minutes I have to take a break. My knees are stiff along with my back and my neck. Ugh. Big sigh. And so, I know that I am getting older.


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Q: Unable to complie for 32-bit EXE from 64-bit gcc in Windows 10 I tried to compile a program to 32-bit system from 64-bit gcc.
I use Windows 10.
I confirmed gcc version by gcc -v, which outputs Target: x86_64-w64-mingw32.
The program is as follows,
#include<stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
    printf("The Size is: %llu\n", sizeof(void*));

    return 0;
}

I tried to compile above code by gcc -m32 -o main main.c. But it returns lot of error.
I understood the error is related to ld.exe. But I am not sure how to proceed further.
The erros is,
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+ gcc -m32 -o main .\main.c 2> error.txt
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (C:/Program File...g for -lmingw32:String) [], RemoteException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : NativeCommandError

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Switzerland votes to ban Muslim women from wearing burqa in public
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By Kristina Ivanova On Mar 8, 2021
Switzerland is now amongst the European countries that have voted to ban Muslim women from wearing the burqa in public.
Switzerland has voted to ban Muslim women from wearing a burqa while out in public.
The referendum proposal was accepted on March 7, with 51%.
Although the Swiss People's Party supports the vote, the country's parliament opposed the referendum proposal.
With a narrow majority of 51%, Switzerland has voted to ban Muslim women from wearing the burqa in public places. The referendum took place on March 7, UNILAD reports.
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Following the example of other European countries, including Austria, Belgium, and France, the people of Switzerland will be banned from covering their faces in public. While the proposal for the restriction does not explicitly mention the burqa or niqab, it is evidently directed towards the Islamic face veils that Muslim women wear.
The only exceptions to the new rule will be places of worship and "native customs." According to The Guardian, face masks used for health and safety purposes amid the coronavirus pandemic will also be permitted.
Although the Swiss People's Party supports the ban, the country's parliament opposed the referendum proposal.
With the message: "Stop Islamic Radicalism," the People's Party has expressed their strong support for the new legislation.
On the contrary, Switzerland's parliament and the seven-member executive council that constitutes the country's federal government reportedly opposed the restriction. Muslim groups have also criticized the ban. Ines Al Shikh, a member of Les Foulards Violets, a Muslim feminist collective, stated:
"This is clearly an attack against the Muslim community in Switzerland. What is aimed here is to stigmatize and marginalize Muslims even more."
What the opposition offers is an initiative whereby people would have to lift their facial coverings when confirming their identity to officials.
The official prohibition will affect approximately 5% of the Swiss population, which is around 390,000 people.
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Q: How to make the page not break when api call, when you are not in IP allowlist(ip4 address is not in whitelist) I am building a React webpage with login function. Please see the attached picture.

The login requires user's email address and will send a code to the email, then user could successfully logged in after submit the code in the login form.
My instructor stores my IP4 address in the whitelist, so that when I login in then can successfully make an api call.
But now the question is how to make the page not break when api call, when users are not in IP allowlist(ip4 address is not in whitelist).
I have a hint that is replacing the real api call using mock data or doing something in catch exception.


This year's LGBTQ fest is on.
In the tender, Argentine import "Esteros," Matías (Ignacio Rogers) unexpectedly reconnects with his openly gay childhood friend Jerónimo (Esteban Masturini) after a decade apart. While Matías is dating Rochi (Renata Calmon), his desire for Jerónimo is rekindled when the guys revisit the estuaries where they bonded as teenagers. Toggling back and forth between the guys' childhood and adulthood, Esteros sensitively shows how Matías grapples with his emotions, as well as his suppressed love for Jerónimo. The attractive leads make this slow burn romance simmer with sexual tension before the expected passions consume them. Esteros may be a simple coming out story, but it is still effective, electric, and satisfying.
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Moises Serrano is a queer and undocumented 24-year-old in North Carolina who is unafraid and unashamed. This inspiring documentary recounts his fight for equality and inclusive immigration reform, as well as his efforts to realize his dream of attending college. Serrano talks eloquently about the racism, fear and depression he, his family members and other undocumented immigrants face, even as DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) offers some protection. Moises' activism is very moving, and the support he receives — from his family, his boyfriend, and others — is heartfelt is powerful. "Forbidden" is a timely and touching documentary.
Sidney (co-writer Tomas Pais, striking in the lead role) is a bisexual drag queen who can barely take care of himself, much less his 11 year-old son George (Edouard Holdener). This low-budget comedy-drama is actually quite charming, as Sidney makes one bad decision after another, from picking up Bunny (Nora Rothman), a prostitute, to impinging on — and irritating — friends and strangers for cash. Sidney may be pathetic, but he is quite sympathetic, especially when he describes "feeling trapped between two worlds" — an apt metaphor for his downbeat life.
This bland drama, set in 1999 Pondley, IL, has gay high school senior Miles (Tim Boardman) eager to go to college in Chicago. His best option is to get a volleyball scholarship. However, the Pondley High team is all-girls. While "Miles" thankfully doesn't stoop to having its title character don drag to play, his presence on the team causes a controversy that is more muted than heated. Writer/director Nathan Adloff never makes this mediocre family film's message about having the courage to "do what feels right" particularly rousing.
When Billie (Jasika Nicole) and her wife Jordan (Brianna Baker) have Jasmine (writer Brittani Nichols) and her new girlfriend Penn (Lindsay Hicks) over for lunch, what begins amiably quickly becomes uncomfortable for everyone. The elephant in the room is a suicide note Jordan hides and Jasmine finds. As such, the talk (and talk and talk) about happiness and death should be freighted with meaning, but the film is too slight to have any real impact. The actors are likeable, but most of the scenes feel improvised and unconvincing. There are some witty lines and keen observations about love and relationships, but "Suicide Kale" is mostly amateur hour.
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Loan book values expected to rise further
By James Mitchell
The increased integration of other financial products and services is driving up the price of loan books, according to an M&A expert.
John Birt, principal of Radar Results, said the opportunity to cross-sell was driving demand for mortgage books across the country.
"The purchased loan client could end up being an ideal financial planning client, which is one of the main reasons Mortgage Choice, Australia's largest aggregator, expanded into financial planning last year," Mr Birt said.
Other than financial planning, additional services such as accounting, life insurance, general insurance and property sales can also be offered, he said.
In the latest Radar Six-Monthly Price Guide, released 5 February, Radar Results listed mortgage books as selling for between two and two-and-a-half times their annual trail amount.
"In reality, I can see this loan book multiple moving even higher based simply on demand and supply," Mr Birt said.
"The demand for loan books in capital cities such as Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney is at an all-time high," he said.
Mortgage management businesses have also been sought-after, moving up the multiple that's being paid on their earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) figure.
"A year ago you could buy a mortgage management business that had between $500 million and $1 billion in loans for three to four times its EBIT," Mr Birt said.
"Now, you're expected to pay between four-and-a-half and five times EBIT, which can be attributed to the larger mortgage managers getting bigger by adding scale and benefiting from economies of scale."
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At Edcamp Fraser Valley, I facilitated a conversation on the use of educational technology, focusing on the issue of evaluating its use. The framework I shared (created by Bates and Poole, see below) was the SECTIONS framework, which I have found to be a reasonably comprehensive approach to examining educational technology, depending on how you unpack it. This framework reminds us that we need to think about students, ease of use, cost structure, teaching and learning, interactivity, organizational issues, novelty, and speed, when examining educational technology.
At the beginning of the session, I started by recommending starting with students, teaching, and learning when using these frameworks since a primary purpose in using technology should be to improve teaching and learning, with a focus on the effect on student learning. Here is a summary of some of the various points that were brought up during the session.
Is the technology accessible for all of your students? Many (if not most) Flash based applications are nearly useless for your severely visually impaired students, for example. Videos without subtitles are extremely difficult for hearing impaired students to follow. Text based technology might be gibberish to students who are struggling with literacy issues.
How easy is the technology to use? Will learning how to use the technology interfere with the ability to use the technology as a tool? Will students spend ages booting up computers (4 minutes a lesson is 12 hours of wasted instructional time over the course of a year!)?
Compare the cost of the technology to what it allows you to do. Some technology is cheap and can be used in a variety of different ways. Some technology is expensive (both in terms of time and money) and can only be used in one or two ways. The benefit to cost ratio of technology should be as high as possible. Further, do not forget to evaluate the environmental cost of the technology.
This is what you should look at when evaluating a new technology right after establishing it's accessibility. What pedagogy am I trying to support with this technology? Does this technology support new modes of pedagogy? Will this technology improve student learning (or at least provide affordances for student learning)? How will I know if this technology is effective? Has any (independent from a vendor) research been done to evaluate this technology?
Is this technology interactive? Does it provide opportunities for the learner to get feedback about what they are doing? Is the technology doing something that you can't already do without it?
Can your organization support this technology? How will you maintain it (if needed)? Does its use fit your organizations mission and values? Do you have sufficient staff to provide training and support for the technology? If not, what staffing ratios will it require? How will you train staff to use the technology (if necessary)? Will the technology even be used? One participant noted that, when cleaning out a closet, he found unopened packs of teacher resources. What a waste of money!
Choosing a technology because the novelty of it will temporarily engage learners is a bad idea. If this is the primary reason you are using a technology, you'll find yourself needing to switch to a new technology on a regular basis without sufficient time to evaluate each of the successive technologies. Further, it will make it challenging to evaluate the effectiveness of the technology for long-term use. Was the technology useful for students because of inherent qualities, or because they just hadn't used it before?
How fast is the technology? Will significant time be spent waiting for the technology to do its job? Is there another equivalent technology that could be faster?
After more time considering the issue, I'd add one more item to the SECTIONS framework which I think is hardly ever considered.
How will the use of this technology affect the culture of your organization? How will this technology affect our greater society? As Neil Postman notes, no technology is culture-neutral. Will our society change as a result of this technology? Is this change desirable? What would we do if we used technology, and found that the changes in our society (or environment) were undesirable? Could we stop using the technology? There is enormous inertia behind the use of technology in society, and technologies are very rarely abandoned.
Technology which is unevaluated before its use could be ineffectively used, wasteful, or even harmful for students. It is irresponsible to use technology with students without some expectation of the outcomes of the technology. While I support experimentation in the use of technology (and maybe not having all of the answers about the effectiveness of the technology in advance), this does not mean that one should not think critically about the use of the technology before using it.
Bates, A.W., and G. Poole. (2003). Effective teaching with technology in higher education. San Francisco: Jossey-Bas.
Postman, N. (1998). Five Things We Need to Know About Technological Change.
David, I think the higher you move in a system the more important culture becomes in the equation. having one visionary individual educator see the value of any innovation is easier than having a department accept that same innovation. Having one department embrace the innovation and having it become a diffused success is much easier than having it adopted in an entire school. Moving a school to accepting innovation is easier than having a district welcome and implement innovation. Recognizing that there are clearly differences between business and educational behaviors, you may find Geoffrey Moore's "Crossing the Chasm" discussion about the psychology of the change curve behavior to be relevant to what we are seeing in the learning/technology discussion.
To that end, I would place culture at the top of the list as education explores the challenge of systemic transformation.
Yes, this is one of the flaws with this framework for evaluation; the order you should look at the issues involved with introducing the technology into your organization is definitely not the order I've listed them here.


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Insider Jeff Ubben Feeds Yacktman's Twenty-First Century Fox
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Jeff Ubben (Trades, Portfolio), CEO and chief investment officer of ValueAct Holding LP, has been a director of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. Class B (NASDAQ:FOX) since November 2015. On Oct. 3, the guru purchased 3 million shares at $26.06 per share, according to the company's Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The insider transaction cost $78.18 million.
Lachlan Murdoch, co-chairman of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc., left, and James Murdoch, chief... [+] executive officer of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc., arrive for the Allen & Co. Media and Technology Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, U.S., on Tuesday, July 5, 2016. Billionaires, chief executive officers, and leaders from the technology, media, and finance industries gather this week at the Idaho mountain resort conference hosted by investment banking firm Allen & Co. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Fox's institutional and insider ownership is 22.31% and 0.04%, respectively. As of June 30, Ubben and Donald Yacktman (Trades, Portfolio) own 47,326,334 and 27,975,629 respective shares of the entertainment company. Yacktman, who has the third largest stake in Fox, also owns over 40 million shares of FOX Class A stock.
Despite having a modest financial strength rank of 5, Fox has a profitability rank of 8, implying high growth potential. The company has a high Greenblatt return on capital, strong returns on equity, and its operating margin is near a 10-year high. Additionally, Fox's price-to-book and price-to-salesratios are currently near a three-year low, and its return on invested capital outperforms its WACC.
While the company is slightly overvalued based on its Peter Lynch chart, Fox is undervalued based on its median P/S value and Peter Lynch value. The former valuation method assumes that the stock valuations revert to the historical mean P/S value while the latter assumes that the PEG equals one for fair-valued companies.
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People don't talk about periods. A Phoenix woman says girls deserve better
We got our first periods, and our mothers shushed us, handing us menstrual products like they were contraband. One woman is trying to change that.
People don't talk about periods. A Phoenix woman says girls deserve better We got our first periods, and our mothers shushed us, handing us menstrual products like they were contraband. One woman is trying to change that. Check out this story on fdlreporter.com: http://azc.cc/2o3pJud
Karina Bland, The Republic | azcentral.com Published 7:00 a.m. CT Feb. 16, 2018
Demetra Presley models the T-shirt she sells for $25 at https://merchmom.squarespace.com/go-with-the-flow/. Proceeds benefit Go With the Flow.(Photo: Shaunte Glover/Special for The Republic)
It was late and Demetra Presley couldn't sleep, so she reached for her cell phone and opened Facebook.
She watched a video about Kristin Heavner, a middle school teacher in Detroit who fills cute zippered bags with menstrual products and keeps them in her desk for girls who unexpectedly start their periods, some for the first time.
The teacher tells students to take what pads and tampons they need and even offers extras to take home.
Because, the teacher explained, not all girls could afford to buy their own.
"Oh, my gosh," Demetra thought. She couldn't believe students were dealing with that.
She woke the next morning still thinking about it.
She talked to friends with teenage girls. She asked teachers she knew if girls had access to menstrual products at school. They often didn't.
Cyndi Tercero-Sandoval, the student support services manager at the Phoenix Union High School, District told Demetra that few schools have machines in the bathrooms anymore.
Students can get assistance if they are homeless or live below the federal poverty level. But for many students, after their parents pay rent and utilities and buy groceries, there is nothing to spare. "This is the last priority," Cyndi said.
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Girls feel guilty asking. So they ration the pads and tampons they do get, not changing them as often as they should, or wad up toilet paper or paper towels in their underwear.
They worry about staining their clothes, which makes it hard to pay attention in class. Some stay home those days rather than risk it.
"The more that I learned about it, the more I spoke to people, the more I wanted to do something," Demetra said.
What she came up with was simple: She'd do what the teacher in Detroit did. It felt like a small thing, but it would make her part of a national movement and it would turn out to be bigger than she imagined.
Just take these and don't talk about it
Demetra Presley started a non-profit called "Go With the Flow" to get feminine products to low-income and homeless girls so they don't have to feel awkward or even skip school when they get their periods. (Photo: David Wallace/The Republic)
Demetra was 12 when she got her first period. She had been waiting forever.
Most her friends had already had theirs, their pads tucked deep in their backpacks at school.
Demetra rushed into her parent's bedroom to tell her mom. Without saying a word, her mom handed her a box of pads and an old health book, the chapter on menstruation dog-eared.
Wait, Demetra thought, she had finally got her period and now she wasn't supposed to talk about it?
It is like that for a lot of girls.
We got our first periods, and our mothers shushed us about it, handing us menstrual products like they were contraband.
It was a secret, but one we were sure everyone must know about since half the population menstruates.
We tucked pads into our socks and backpacks. We whispered about backaches and cramps in gym class.
We learned to tie sweaters around our waists to hide blood stains and to tuck tampons up our sleeves on our way to the bathroom.
If your period started unexpectedly, you dug in the bottom of your purse for quarters for the finicky machine on the bathroom wall — that is, if it was restocked regularly and hadn't been vandalized.
The whole experience looked so much better in those commercials for menstrual products, where smiling women with perfect skin played tennis, jumped joyously on the beach and rode horseback through wide fields of daisies, all with a sudden desire to wear white — white shorts, white bikinis and white jeans.
Even in the commercials, no one actually ever said the word "period."
The message we got was clear: Don't talk about periods in public.
All that is changing now.
Asking for help and getting it
Demetra Presley works to get feminine products to low-income and homeless girls. (Photo: David Wallace/The Republic)
Demetra's initiative started, as many things do these days, on Facebook and with a GoFundMe campaign.
She called it "Go With the Flow," and on Oct. 29, she outlined her plan to make free menstrual products available to students. "No student should have to miss school or compromise their dignity just because their bodies are engaging in a normal, healthy function such as menstruation!" she wrote on Facebook.
Demetra hoped to raise $500. In three days, she had $600.
People she knew were dropping off boxes of pads and tampons at her Phoenix apartment. She met others in store parking lots to collect their donations, filling the back of her Hyundai Elantra.
Every woman had a story to share from their past. They wanted to help because they remembered what it was like. Men donated, too, recalling struggles of sisters or girlfriends.
"The more that I learned about it, the more I spoke to people, the more I wanted to do something."
Demetra Presley
In December, Demetra sorted the donations piled waist-high in her living room and under the spiral staircase and made a list of what else she needed.
At Costco, Demetra and her boyfriend, Jim McLeod, stacked a cart with boxes of pads and tampons. He did the math to make sure she was getting the best price per item.
Demetra bought zippered make-up bags with cute designs on them online. She wanted something the girls wouldn't have to hide.
And then she held a period pack packing party, where friends helped her pack a dozen products — pads, panty liners, tampons — into each bag, along with information about an app called "Spot On" to help girls track their periods.
In January, Demetra and Jim rented an SUV and delivered 325 packs to the Phoenix Union High School District, 350 packs to five high schools in Tucson and 100 packs to Homeless Youth Connection, a nonprofit that helps students in 10 school districts.
She will restock each site every month.
It is not what Demetra would have guessed she would be doing at 34. She's in law enforcement, a probation officer with the Arizona Federal Probation Office, and had worked previously with homeless youth and domestic violence victims.
She remembers from that work that menstrual products always were in short supply and were the least often donated items. She knew it was an issue still from her advocacy work with Planned Parenthood.
"I really don't know what made me do it. I honestly don't," she said. "I just thought, I'm going to try."
A luxury if you can't afford them
Demetra Presley started a non-profit called "Go With the Flow" to get feminine products to low-income and homeless girls. Presley is seen with these products at her Phoenix apartment. (Photo: David Wallace/The Republic)
It turns out all those boxes of tampons and pads crowding Demetra out of her living room make her part of a national movement to lift the stigma from menstruation, a movement that seems to be going mainstream.
The idea is that periods are an equality issue, affecting everything from education and economics to career opportunities and public health.
Lawmakers in Arizona are even talking about it, albeit grudgingly. In the Legislature, they they have taken up two bills that deal with menstruation. One would exempt menstrual products from sales tax, and the other would provide free menstrual products to women in prison.
"Pads and tampons are not optional," Demetra says. "It is only a luxury in the fact that it is a luxury for people who can't afford them."
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In January, the bill to exempt menstrual products, diapers and baby formula from sales taxes squeezed by the House Ways and Means committee with a 5-4 vote. It will need the approval of the House Health Committee, too, before it gets to the floor. A similar bill last year made it through one committee before fizzling out.
The bill that would provide incarcerated women with an unlimited supply of menstrual hygiene products also was narrowly approved by the all-male House Military, Veterans and Regulatory Affairs Committee.
For now, female inmates receive 12 free pads each month. They have to ask if they want more, and an officer decides if they get them. They have to buy tampons, difficult when inmates make about 15 cents an hour.
Former inmates testified about the humiliation of begging for products and about bloodstained pants and bed sheets.
"I'm almost sorry I heard the bill," Republican Rep. Jay Lawrence, the committee chairman, who voted against it, said at the time. "I didn't expect to hear pads and tampons and the problems of periods."
Demetra chuckles now. "You can't have a conversation about pads and tampons and not talk about what they are for."
But the bill is assigned to the Rules Committee, and chairman Rep. T.J. Shope doesn't intend to hear it. On Tuesday, the Department of Corrections announced it would triple the number of pads inmates could receive.
READ MORE: After backlash, Arizona prison raises minimum number of free pads for incarcerated women
It's the kind of thing that can happen when we talk about it, Demetra says.
So she will keep talking about it.
Now Demetra is collecting products and bags to make 500 packs for three high schools in Buckeye. A Phoenix middle school has asked for some, too.
Girls have enough to worry about
Demetra Presley works to get feminine products to low-income and homeless girls so they don't have to feel awkward or even skip school when they get their periods. (Photo: David Wallace/The Republic)
In Phoenix Union, word is spreading about the period packs, on the morning announcements and social media. Girls are picking them up in the community liaisons offices on campus. Even an employee came in for one.
"It might seem like a small thing, but it's huge," Cyndi said. "It is huge."
Things that seem small can keep a student in school. It's why the schools keep food boxes and small plastic bags of donated laundry detergent for students who need them.
Students with enough to eat and clean clothes can focus on their studies. The period packs help, too.
Because girls this age have enough to worry about. Their bodies are changing, their interests, too. They are worried about getting good grades and making friends. They are thinking about the future.
Girls need to know that what is happening is healthy and natural and nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed about, that they can talk about it, ask questions and advocate for what they need as they grow into women.
"For me, in thinking about this, I realized when you start your period, that is when it all begins," Demetra said.
"I want them to feel positive about it. I want them to feel powerful."
So Demetra will keep talking about it and, with some help from the community, she will do something about it.
How to help Go With the Flow
Learn more: www.facebook.com/GoWiththeFlowAZ
Donate: gf.me/u/f8hc6r
Contact: gowiththeflowaz@gmail.com
Reach Bland at karina.bland@arizonarepublic.com or 602-444-8614.
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Lt. Gov. Ramsey — 'instrumental in securing grant monies' — gets Future Farmers Foundation honor
News release from Future Farmers of America Foundation:
NASHVILLE, TN – The Honorable Ron Ramsey recently accepted an invitation to join the Tennessee Future Farmers of America (FFA) Foundation, Inc. Sponsoring Committee.
The Tennessee FFA Foundation, Inc. Sponsoring Committee is a representation of FFA's most prestigious and influential stakeholders who meet at least once annually to provide direction for the FFA Foundation. Their purpose is to garner support for FFA, raise funds to improve the programs offered within FFA and to provide a vision for sustaining the organization into the future.
Governor Ramsey was appointed to the committee by Foundation board chairman, Dr. Ben Byler, and was formally invited to join by fellow committee member Lacy Upchurch, President of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.
Ramsey represents Senate District 2, which includes Johnson, Sullivan and a portion of Carter County. He was elected to the General Assembly as a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives in 1992, where he served two terms and was then elected to the state Senate in 1996, where he currently serves. In 2007, he became the first GOP Speaker of the Senate and Lieutenant Governor to be elected in 140 years.
Governor Ramsey has been instrumental in securing the grant monies received from the State for the past eight years. In addition, Ramsey has consistently welcomed the State FFA Officers onto the Senate floor during the annual FFA Goodwill Tour that occurs every February during National FFA Week.
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Nationally, there are 579,678 FFA members, aged 12-21. The Tennessee FFA Association is comprised of more than 13,000 members from 213 high school chapters, seven middle school chapters and eight collegiate chapters across the state of Tennessee. To learn more about FFA visit www.tnffa.org."
This entry was posted in agriculture, Ron Ramsey and tagged agriculture, farmers, Ron Ramsey on July 7, 2014 by Tom Humphrey.
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Trinity Academy Newcastle News
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Students at Trinity Academy, Newcastle, help support their local food bank
Monday, 30th October 2017
CHARITABLE students have donated a harvest of fresh school-grown produce
CHARITABLE students have donated a harvest of fresh school-grown produce in dramatic fashion to help support their local food bank.
Students at Trinity Academy, Newcastle, met senior worker at the Bay Foodbank Jackie Dickinson, who featured in the award winning Newcastle-based drama film 'I Daniel Blake', directed by Ken Loach.
She was in school to help students understand the work of foodbanks and form a strong link with the academy.
Students were engrossed as Jackie took them through the history of the foodbank, which is based at Meadowell, North Shields, and provides weekly food parcels to those most in need, explaining the ideology behind it.
"When we started in 2012 we were helping about six people a week," said Jackie. "Now we are supporting over 100 and have given out more than 16,000 food parcels.
"I know mothers who don't eat so that they can feed their children. We get referrals from social services, from schools who say pupils come in hungry on a morning and we make parcels up for homeless people who have to eat cold food from a tin."
Students showed Jackie around their farm and presented her with baskets of hand-picked home-grown fruit and vegetables to help people living in the community struggling to buy food for themselves and their families.
The magnificent haul, including fresh carrots, onions, radishes, tomatoes, beetroot and green beans, was loaded into Jackie's car by students.
She said: "I have been absolutely overwhelmed by the generosity of students here at Trinity Academy and their magnificent freshly grown produce will be gratefully received."
Student Brendan, 12, added: "It's good to know that we have watched the food grow from seeds and it will now go to the food bank."
Acting assistant head Sharron Hodgson said: "We asked Jackie to come into school, as part of our kindness agenda, which is one of the fundamental values we are looking to promote within school.
"We want our students to understand the process of giving and sharing on the back of the amazing work they do on the farm and as part of the PREPARE curriculum. It is wonderful to know their hard work will help so many people in our community."
Students at the academy, which specialises in helping young people with social, emotional and mental health issues, also learnt how they could help support the food bank in the future by contributing to food donation bins in Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons in Whitley Bay or the one now installed at the academy's Oakfield site.
Trinity Academy Newcastle is looking to make regular donations to the foodbank and ism looking forward to sharing its own honey next year and provide fresh eggs from its chickens.


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Photos & Books. Spain 1905-1977
27 May 2014 — 5 Jan 2015 at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, Spain
VV.AA. Madrid. Barcelona, Industries Graphiques Seix i Barral, 1937
The exhibition Photos and Books. Spain 1905-1977 presents a journey through the history of the photo book in Spain, setting off at the beginning of the 20th century and ending in the mid seventies, via a selection from the Museo Reina Sofía Collection, contextualised and accompanied by an assortment of complementary material.
For a long time the aesthetic consideration of photography has been limited to individual images that are able to work in a similar way to paintings or etchings, a blueprint developed by historians and museum curators alike to assemble a canon of 'masterpieces' for studios or exhibitions. Yet this model is not the only one, and many photographers cannot synthesise their work in a single image, devising it instead in a series. Both models give rise to two coherent histories of photography: one comprised of photos to hang on walls, with a limited number of copies and on sale at art galleries; the other in book form, possibly with a reissue, available in bookstores. By and large, photographers prefer the last option: "pictures on walls and photos in books" (Cartier-Bresson).
A photo book is a publication made up of photographs ordered as a set of images, with plots and complex meanings, and the medium used by some of the most preeminent photographers to produce their greatest work; a tried-and-tested model to present, communicate and read photos. Photo books are becoming more widely recognised as the best medium for presenting series of photographs.
As far as Spain is concerned, the history of photo books is determined by the avatars of its own national history, for instance the Civil War and the transition to democracy, the focus of some of the finest work produced. In addition to propaganda, changes to the image and social role of peasants and, above all, women, are also prominent issues that are explored. The relationship between literature and photography is another characteristic of Spanish photo books, which also include works in closer proximity to the international history of the format, such as publications on urban matters.
The study of photo books is leading to a reinterpretation of the history of photography in diverse countries, as well as in Spain. Along with well-known photographers (the likes of José Ortiz Echagüe, Alfonso, Francesc Català- Roca, Ramón Masats, Xavier Miserachs, Francisco Ontañón and Colita), the exhibition features a considerable number of practically unknown frontline artists who in their day actually published first-rate photography collections, as is the case with photographers like Antonio Cánovas, the collective work of Misiones Pedagógicas (Teaching Missions), José Compte, Enrique Palazuelo, Luis Acosta Moro and Salvador Costa.
Curated by Horacio Fernández, the exhibition Photos and Books. Spain 1905- 1977 is in collaboration with Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) to present part of the line of investigation and acquisition carried out by the Museo Reina Sofía concerning photo books. The exhibition, which coincides with the PHE2014 festival, is concluded with the publication of a catalogue raisonné, jointly published by the Museo Reina Sofía, AC/E and RM.
The Reina Sofía Museum seeks to articulate spaces for mediation and discussion in the public sphere, redefining a collection policy determined by networking and understanding expositions as episodes in an idea of alternative modernity.
Enrique Palazuelo (fotografías) y Camilo José Cela (texto). Nuevas escenas matritenses. Madrid, Alfaguara, 1965-66
Colita (fotografías) y Maria Aurèlia Capmany (texto). Antifémina. Madrid, Editorial Nacional, 1977
Mario Vargas Llosa, Xavier Miserachs. Los cachorros. Barcelona: Lumen, colección Palabra e Imagen, 1967
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Normativitäten in Recht, Wissenschaft und Politik
Vorbemerkung zum Themenschwerpunkt dieses Heftes
Alfons Bora
Elektronische Agenten und große Menschenaffen
Zur Ausweitung des Akteurstatus in Recht und Politik
Gunther Teubner
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In the debate on animal rights and the action potential of electronic agents the article presents the following three arguments: (1) Personification of non-humans is best understood as a strategy of dealing with the uncertainty about the identity of the other, which moves the attribution scheme from causation to double contingency and opens the space for presupposing the others' self-referentiality. (2) But there is no compelling reason to restrict the attribution of action exclusively to humans and to social systems, as Niklas Luhmann argues. Personifying other non-humans is a social reality today and a political necessity for the future. (3) The admission of actors does not take place, as Bruno Latour suggests, into one and only one collective. Rather, the properties of new actors differ extremely according to the multiplicity of different sites of the political ecology.
Im Schatten von Normen und Fakten – Die Kolonisierung der Politik durch technowissenschaftliche Normativität
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During the last few decades, participatory decision-making procedures have begun to characterise science and technology governance. However, this process is ambivalent, because, on the one hand, participation tends to politicise the legal decision, whereas on the other law and science are dominating the political aspect of the procedure. The article is dealing with the latter aspect. In participatory forms of governance, political communication stands in the shadow of a rather powerful coalition between law and science/technology. Data from several research projects indicate that such a coalition produces a genuine type of normativity, namely a technoscientific normativity, which rules out political decision-making from the legal-administrative context.
Law's Origin in Desire
Consequences for the thinking of normativity
Jean Clam
This article develops the theoretical tools for a reversal of the traditional relationship of law to society and science, a relationship in which law appears to be the "smaller" term engulfed by the other two. It introduces a fourth term, desire, in which law has to be reflected. Normativity must be thought from the "incarnative" aspects of its demands: its edges cut through bodies and their desire. Thus legal regulation is fundamentally linked with a prohibitive emphasis immanent to all symbolic orders. However, the symbolicity of social orders has been mostly depicted in speculative and narrative styles of explanation - involving 'Urzenen' and violent, sacrificial origins. This article argues that it is important to de-narrativise such accounts and to develop a theory of incarnative normativity which fits into the post-ontological framework of science. Such a theory must work its way through a reassessment of the relationship between cognition and normation. It can thus be shown how epistemes shape the elusive construction of objects they manage to always have "in their back", in the blind spot of their cognitive project.
Law-in-action versus Science-in-action
How they differ and how they can benefit from their differences
How do law-in-action and science-in-action approaches differ and how can they learn from these differences? In order to answer this question, the author compares two exemplary empirical studies: a study by Paul Drew on cross-examination in court and one reconstruction of a soil science research project by Bruno Latour. As a first step, the article identifies strengths, foci, and framing devices for each study. In a second step, the author contrasts these characteristics. He identifies similarities in terms of the sequential order of legal and scientific activities and differences in terms of the spatiotemporal framings of these activities. In a third part, the author defines a shared problem: the fabrication of lasting and translocal statements. In light of the problem of discoursivation, the two studies appear as complementary. The event-bias of the courtroom study and the process-bias of the laboratory study read as (partial) contributions to the study of discoursivation. The potentials to learn from each other derive from exactly these diverse emphases. By combining staging and mobilisation, the article concludes, law-in-action as well as science-in-action research can draw a denser picture on how ephemerals such as observations or utterances are turned into discursive facts.
The Postmodern Condition of Law and Societal "Management of Rules"
Facts and Norms Revisited
Karl-Heinz Ladeur
Page range: 87-108
The last decades have witnessed the appearance of some quite new issues relating to the integration of science into legal decision-making. For a better understanding of the relationship between the normative and cognitive aspects of the decision-making procedure under postmodern conditions of uncertainty, it is necessary to reconstruct the "social epistemology" that consists of the hybrid rules for the management of practical knowledge problems used in the past. In the days of the classical liberal legal system, social knowledge was not a free, spontaneously generated public good, either. It was implied in the practical networks of private production which were the source of "experience". It was one of the major tasks of the liberal state to systematise, generalise and stabilise this new knowledge base of society, which could be used for both private and public purposes. In a second-order remodelling of this earlier "public-private joint venture", group-based calculations of probability were integrated into the practice of both private and public types of decision-making, for example, in financial markets or in the construction of public insurances. The emerging paradigm of "social epistemology" in postmodernity is characterised by the requirement to draw upon a more open conception of modelling, designing and experimenting, which makes decision-making more process-oriented, more flexible and more reflexive. This new evolutionary step will again have important consequences for the legal system which has to adapt to more a-centric heterarchical modes of knowledge production. This evolution explains the interest in public-private partnerships and calls for a more proactive public approach to knowledge management.
"Because We Are Refugees" – Utilizing a Legal Label
Katharina Inhetveen
The contribution challenges and differentiates the debate on neo-institutionalism with an empirical analysis from the core of the international refugee regime. The central point of reference for this comprehensive institutional regime is the legal label 'refugee.' To understand processes of proliferation, cultural adoptions, and bypasses of such institutional concepts and rules, it is crucial to study their varying interpretations and uses on the micro-level. This is done here in the case of refugee camps, which represent an organizationally and culturally heterogeneous setting, while its elements are all part of the international refugee regime. Emic modes of interpreting and utilizing this label on camp level are analyzed. Empirically, the contribution is mainly based on research material from a six months field study in two Zambian refugee camps, conducted in 2003. The use of the refugee label as a legal concept equipped with specific rights is only one possibility of employing the concept. It is interpreted in the frame of 'legalism,' reasoning that being a refugee, and thus vulnerable, implies certain rights, the fulfillment of which is then claimed. Secondly, camp inhabitants also utilize the refugee label in the interpretative frame of 'compassionism.' Applying to the cultural connection between refugees and suffering, they expect to evoke compassion and to receive a pittance. Beside these two utilizations of the 'refugee' label, there are also perspectives that do not relate to this institutional concept. In a third interpretation, the situation of encampment in a country of refuge is seen as being a guest, which allows for a temporary acceptance of limitations. Fourthly, some camp inhabitants see the camp not as temporary and extraordinary refuge, but as permanent home, whereby the 'refugee' concept becomes largely irrelevant in daily life. Interpreting the results in the realm of the sociological neo-institutionalism, the international refugee regime can be seen as a 'world polity' domain. The respective theoretical approach helps to explain where institutionalized figures like the 'refugee' come from. However, there are great variations in the ways in which these institutional concepts and rules are employed on the micro-level. Here, 'world polity' research leaves an explanatory desideratum. The plurality of interpretations and utilizations of the 'refugee' label indicates an active and refractory functioning of the micro-level, rather than an isomorphic enactment of the legal elements of 'world culture.'
Wirtschaftsanwälte in Zeiten der Globalisierung – die Situation in Norwegen und Deutschland im Vergleich
Knut Papendorf
The article deals with the changing role of business lawyers in times of increasing globalisation. A comparative analysis reveals patterns of heavy growth for law firms. These result from changing demands by big company clients which constitute the main market of the firms. The companies employ law firms for large and complex problems and, for example, they even incorporate business lawyers into their structures, e.g. by making lawyers board members. At the same time, there is fierce competition between law firms. Influencing strategic decisions of firms, lawyers as legal planners acquire considerable power.
Markus Thiel, Klaus Decker, Hannes Rösler, Inga Markovits
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Despite Numerous FOIA Requests for Relevant Information, the NSA Is Withholding Government Documents Related to the Life and Death of Seth Rich
The National Security Agency (NSA) is reportedly holding records on Seth Rich that are at the highest level of classification. What on earth could cause these records to be so highly classified?
Attorney Ty Clevenger reported today on the country's continued efforts to prevent information regarding Seth Rich from being released:
The National Security Agency is hiding records about murdered Democratic National Committee employee Seth Rich, according to one of my sources, who informed me yesterday that the records are classified as a special access program (the highest level of classification) because they include intercepted communications between Mr. Rich and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Meanwhile, I've been authorized to release the transcript of a July 15, 2020 deposition of Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Sy Hersh, wherein Mr. Hersh is forced to admit that he did speak with a senior intelligence official about an FBI report about Mr. Rich and Wikileaks. That contradicts much of what Mr. Hersh has said publicly since early 2017 (more on that below).
As my regular readers know, Mr. Rich was murdered in Washington, D.C. on July 10, 2016, and shortly thereafter Wikileaks published thousands of DNC emails that were very embarrassing to then-Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. On August 9, 2016, Mr. Assange intimated that the DNC emails were obtained from Mr. Rich, not Russian hackers.
If you doubt my source, recall that three weeks ago — after three years of denials — the FBI was finally forced to admit that it had thousands of records about Mr. Rich, as well as his laptop. Meanwhile, virtually no one in official Washington has lifted a finger to help.
After years of doggedly requesting documents from the US government regarding the death of Seth Rich, earlier this month the government decided to release thousands of documents they previously denied were in existence.
Of course there are more documents. How did our government get so damned corrupt?
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