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Here are the St. Louis athletes still competing during the final week of the Tokyo Olympics
In the last week of the Olympics, there are a number of St. Louis athletes who still have a chance to bring home a medal. Here's who's still competing
Published: 5:52 PM CDT August 2, 2021
Updated: 4:40 PM CDT August 4, 2021
ST. LOUIS — Monday was a particularly rough day for St. Louis athletes hoping to continue their quest for a medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
However, there are a number of athletes with local ties who still have a chance to bring home some hardware.
Here's a look at who's still left competing at the final week of the Olympics, who's still waiting to compete and who has been eliminated.
All times listed are Central Time and subject to change. The status of all athletes listed is current as of Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Still Competing
Michelle Bartsch-Hackley - The Collinsville native has helped lead the U.S. women's volleyball team to the semifinals in Tokyo. Bartsch-Hackley had 12 kills in the quarterfinal win over the Dominican Republic on Tuesday night. The U.S. will now face Serbia on Thursday for the chance to play in the gold medal game.
Napheesa Collier - Incarnate Word grad and St. Louis native Napheesa Collier and the United States women's basketball team are through to the semifinals after beating Australia in the quarterfinals by the score of 79-55. The team will face Serbia on Thursday night for a chance to play in the gold medal game.
Becky Sauerbrunn - Ladue High School grad and St. Louis native Becky Sauerbrunn will still have a chance at a medal, even after the USWNT's loss to Canada on Monday morning. The U.S. women will play Australia for the bronze medal at 3 a.m. on Thursday morning.
Jayson Tatum - The Chaminade grad and Team USA men's hoops team will face Australia in a semifinal match up on Wednesday night at 11:15 for the right to play in the gold medal game against either France or Slovenia. With a loss, Team USA would play for the bronze.
RELATED: Every athlete with ties to the St. Louis area in the Tokyo Olympics
Yet to compete
Nick Christie - Missouri Baptist graduate Nick Christie is expected to compete in the men's 20k racewalk on Aug. 5.
Karissa Schweizer - University of Missouri graduate Karissa Schweizer took 11th place in the women's 5,000m on Monday morning, but she's also set to compete in the women's 10,000m final on Saturday, Aug. 7.
Emily Sisson - Former Parkway Central High School standout Emily Sisson is also set to race in the women's 10,000m final on Saturday. Sisson won the event at the U.S. track and field trials ahead of the Olympics.
Medalists
Courtney Frerichs - Nixa, Missouri native Courtney Frerichs finished second in the women's 3,000m steeplechase event to take home the silver medal.
Chris Nilsen - Kansas City area native Nilsen finished second in the men's pole vault final in Tokyo to bring home a silver medal.
Gwen Berry - Florissant native and Southern Illinois University grad Gwen Berry finished 11th in the women's hammer throw finals in Tokyo.
DeAnna Price - Moscow Mills native and Troy Buchanan High School grad DeAnna Price finished 8th in the women's hammer throw finals in Tokyo.
Tyler Downs - Ballwin native Tyler Downs was eliminated from the 3m springboard event on Monday morning.
Kelsey Card - Carlinville, Illinois native Kelsey Card was eliminated from contention in the women's discus event.
Lauren Doyle - Springfield, Illinois native Lauren Doyle was eliminated after the U.S. women's rugby team fell in Tokyo.
Mason Finley - Kansas City area discus thrower Mason Finley was eliminated from Olympic contention.
KC Lightfoot - Kansas City area native pole vaulter KC Lightfoot finished tied for fourth in the pole vault finals at the Olympics.
Darryl Sullivan - Marion, Illinois high jumper Darryl Sullivan was eliminated from Olympic contention.
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sarahct Y'all, Get Ian Firzgerald's records! He's ianf here and I just saw him live and he's GOOD!
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sarahct It looks like ianf is playing Newport Folk Fest. That's you, right?
ianf That *is* me. And I'm not-so-secretly hoping that Gillian and Dave are added to the lineup in some form.
sarahct You were terrific! Everyone go see Ian! I almost said hi but I figured you might bot know who I am. I asked Gill if there was any chance and she said it was a *really* long shot, but I held out hope til the last minute.
ianf Thanks so much. If you see me again, please do say hello; it would be great to meet you.
sarahct commented on Brian1964Smith's album.
RunningRattie Damn. SarahCT, owning the DRM fandom and looking great doing so. Nice photos from what must have been a fantastic experience... would love to hear the story. Woo!
sarahct I'm not too subtle. I asked if I could see her after the show for an autograph I had really nice chats with everyone in the band, actually, which was great.
sarahct I remember an interview in which Dave mentioned what his first guitar was, and that he still has it and composes on it. I cannot dig it out of my shambling archives, and I want to add that factoid to my bio. Anyone know?
tomj wasn't there a taylor cutaway with the the tone rolled off somewhere in the very early mix too? Pretty sure that's the guitar you here on that really early bootleg (sponwed will know the one) with The Riverboat Song etc on.
sponwed Yup, it was a Taylor.
sarahct I mean before that, the one his parents bought. I know he said what it was.
sarahct Thank you! That was too deep in my brain for retrieval.
sarahct commented on gibsongirl's video.
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sarahct I'm struck by how versatile her guitar playing is. When I watch her with Dave, she (and he) both play in a particular way to compliment each other. Playing alone, she has to reconfigure her style to make the songs solo pieces (except for One Little Song,... moreI'm struck by how versatile her guitar playing is. When I watch her with Dave, she (and he) both play in a particular way to compliment each other. Playing alone, she has to reconfigure her style to make the songs solo pieces (except for One Little Song, one of the few solo pieces she has), and we see her do that in three different ways on these three tracks.
gibsongirl i'm still seeing it..?
sarahct Andy Tenille, who took those marvelous photos of the recent DRM mini-tour, may be printing some for sale. I emailed him a while ago and was going to buy a picture, but now I need my pocket change so I have to wait. sigh. Nonetheless, consider sending him... moreAndy Tenille, who took those marvelous photos of the recent DRM mini-tour, may be printing some for sale. I emailed him a while ago and was going to buy a picture, but now I need my pocket change so I have to wait. sigh. Nonetheless, consider sending him a note if you want to buy something, because he was getting ready to do a run.
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gibsongirl well sure you know the song but this version? chicken on your back is one of those weird gillian mash-ups do you agree?
sarahct Where's chicken on your back?
Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench shares the new single "Blonde Girl, Blue Dress" featuring Ringo Starr, Tom Petty, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings.
sarahct That took two tries due to some serious computer interface expertise on my end, but you get the idea.
sponwed Gonna be released on vinyl. Gillian on vinyl is rare. Ringo!
gibsongirl willie's new album is going to be released on vinyl too in the summer - acony on vinyl! i recall an old review or interview around 2001 about plans to release (time) the revelator as a double album with i dream a highway having it's own side!
sarahct There's this on the radar. You can hear Gillian on the sample track.
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sponwed Benmont Trench, Sarah Watkins, ...?
sarahct I'd love to hear Willie. I don't know whether Willie and Ketch would perform together these days. Sara could certainly be the fiddle. (Isn't it Benmont Tench?) What about someone unexpected like Conor Oberst or Colin Meloy? Oh, the possibilities!
sarahct Thanks to the intrepid work of gibsongirl and masterbilt on the unofficialmartinguitarforum, it has come to my attention that Gill & Dave recently sold some guitars through Gruhns, and that the one she is playing at the show is a 1942 D-45 formerly... moreThanks to the intrepid work of gibsongirl and masterbilt on the unofficialmartinguitarforum, it has come to my attention that Gill & Dave recently sold some guitars through Gruhns, and that the one she is playing at the show is a 1942 D-45 formerly owned by Wilma Lee Cooper. Wonder where the ones they sold ended up, looks like they are gone from Gruhn's inventory.
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sarahct I know she has said that she plays a lot of guitars, but that the J-50 is the one she gigs with and the one she plays on H&H. My ear is not sensitive enough to tell what other guitara she might be playing on earlier records. It will be fun to see if she... moreI know she has said that she plays a lot of guitars, but that the J-50 is the one she gigs with and the one she plays on H&H. My ear is not sensitive enough to tell what other guitara she might be playing on earlier records. It will be fun to see if she has switched to the D-45 as a gigging instrument, and what is on the next record. Masterbilt, I'll be relying on you to address this with them the next time you happen into each other in a cafe in Paris.
gibsongirl and one of wilma lee cooper's most famous recordings was the trad/bluegrass "midnight special" that gil and dave opened with the other night together with willie watson - maybe a tribute to wilma lee..?
JasonK Looking a bit sweaty under those lights Gil.
sarahct I wonder what I did wrong. I always have trouble with the photo stuff.
sarahct I saw this in a negative review, but I loved it! "Welch's...forlorn way of delivering each song as if her model T broke down on the way to the still..."
sponwed We should start a forum thread where we collect bad reviews.
sarahct Negatory Purgatory. Producing negative reviews of talented artists who have gained popular traction is an entire subgenre of music criticism. (Not to be confused with bands who have some merit but seem to enjoy disproportionate critical adulation).
In... moreNegatory Purgatory. Producing negative reviews of talented artists who have gained popular traction is an entire subgenre of music criticism. (Not to be confused with bands who have some merit but seem to enjoy disproportionate critical adulation).
sarahct I was listening to an old interview, from '95 maybe, and she gets talking about her cars because the interviewer says his car sounds funny. "It's a Chevy, though." "That's okay." Dave keeps them running, she said.
So it looks like I was mostly right, except for that B7. No wonder the E sounded wrong.
'cause I've been down before but I won't be down again"
Since I'm playing the banjo, I'll mess around with these chords in translation and see where I get. Thanks.
ianf is now friends with sarahct.
Has anyone worked this one out? I was happily playing it out of Am (although I can't get that E to where I like it on the banjo, but that's my ineptitude). Then I loaded it into the Amazing Slowdowner and it isn't that at all. Granted, the recording may... moreHas anyone worked this one out? I was happily playing it out of Am (although I can't get that E to where I like it on the banjo, but that's my ineptitude). Then I loaded it into the Amazing Slowdowner and it isn't that at all. Granted, the recording may not be pitch correct because it's live, but there's still something I'm missing. Thoughts?
sarahct I like the live recordings where the sound guys mess up a little and Dave's vocals are miked too high. It's my only chance of figuring out what the heck he's doing back there.
sarahct is now friends with roadhog.
I know my inlaws think I'm a terrible singer! I suspect they hear all the dissonance and figure I just don't know what I'm doing (and they have a point), but I muddle through anyway. Can't really play Gillian Welch without weird intervals. Fortunately, I... moreI know my inlaws think I'm a terrible singer! I suspect they hear all the dissonance and figure I just don't know what I'm doing (and they have a point), but I muddle through anyway. Can't really play Gillian Welch without weird intervals. Fortunately, I play the banjo, and that adds plenty of weird.
in the topic I've Been Down Before in the forum Gillian Welch and David Rawlings "Guitar Tabs"
Has anyone worked this one out? I was happily playing it out of Am (although I can't get that E to where I like it on the banjo, but that's my ineptitude). Then I loaded it into the Amazing Slowdowner and it isn't that at all. Granted, the recording may not be pitch correct because it's live, but there's still something I'm missing. Thoughts?


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When one hears about Newport, Rhode Island, the first thing that typically comes to mind are the incredibly lavish summer mansions that dot the coastline, including one owned by some people named Vanderbilt. However, for an east coast surfer, the name Newport also conjures images of rocky point breaks, grey cliffs, and nicely shaped rolling waves. Second Beach is the typical surf area for most of Newport, but the best spot in town is called Ruggles, looking up at some of the historic mansions. Ruggles is divided into 3 areas, named The Point, Stupid Spot, and Around the Corner, though the famous spot is The Point. With no beach at all to speak of, this wave breaks due to an exposed reef and a rocky point, pretty far out to sea; this right point break is not for the faint of heart and certainly not for beginners. However, there seems to always be swell and it is a rare place where the waves will open up into some sizable barrels. Definitely a spot to check off your list on your quest to conquer all the east coast spots. Get out there and grab some rail!
Regarded as the best wave in Jersey, the sandbars, the deep water leading to the inlet nearby, and the big jetty lining said inlet produce big, heavy, barreling waves that would make any surfer drool. This spot can get very crowded, and most of the surfers who show up are experienced and devoted to this spot (a.k.a. quite territorial). However, respect the rules, surf defensively and you should be totally fine. This jetty-formed right will handle any size swell the Atlantic can throw at it, and though it is a beach break, during massive conditions you can paddle out the inlet to avoid getting clobbered. This wave is known to be fast, and the water is also cold and choppy, so definitely pack your wetsuit. A great wave with consistent swell and a sandy bottom, Manasquan should definitely make the cut on a list of the East Coast's best spots. What. A. Beast.


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We have over 700 salt spreaders loaded and ready to go, NYC Sanitation commissioner.
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City's Department of Sanitation is fully prepared and would begin salting streets on Sunday night for slippery streets and sidewalks, Mayor Eric Adam brief on Sunday, While tri-state temperature drops rapidly as first snowfall of the season is expected on Monday. It will be alarming for the city municipal departments to get a little or a lot.
New York City is located at the northern fringe of the expected storm. This is often called the "screw zone" by meteorologists because it's the most difficult area to forecast. Often, the area gets no snow or double the amount that's forecast. An expected worst-case scenario for this snowfall is for up to 4 to 6 inches of snow provided the storm's track shifts further north.
This system is expected to bring more than half a foot of snow to parts of southern New Jersey on Monday as well. The five boroughs could see more snow and receive up to 1 to 3 inches than forecasted. According to Metrological department the snowfall should start around 8 a.m. on Monday and end by 3 p.m.
"We are ready to meet the storm head on," Adams added.
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The city's Emergency Management Department has also issued a travel advisory and advice New Yorkers to limit travel, take mass transit possibly and keep an extra time for commuting. Slippery road conditions will be possible, the department added.
Sanitation Commissioner Edward Grayson said at the briefing that "We are definitely ready. We have been preparing for winter since last winter, and we have over 700 salt spreaders loaded and ready to go."
Sanitation Commissioner, Edward Grayson. File photo, courtesy NYC Sanitation department twitter account.
"If you see our spreaders and operators, please give us some extra space so we can do our job," he added. "We are committed, we are on duty, we are working all night, and we'll be out there."
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Frank Vettese is honoured for his deep commitment to inclusion at Deloitte
2016 Catalyst Canada Honours Champion
On November 7, Managing Partner & Chief Executive, Frank Vettese, was honoured by Catalyst Canada as the 2016 Catalyst Canada Honours Champion in the CEO/Firm Leader category. This honour is a public recognition of Frank's personal, long-standing commitment to inclusion and to advances Deloitte continues to make in women's inclusion and the inclusion of traditionally under-represented groups.
The 2016 Catalyst Canada Honours Conference and Awards Dinner took place at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto. With more than 600 people in attendance from across corporate Canada and the public sector, Deloitte's commitment to inclusive leadership, highlighting both demographic diversity and diversity of thought and skills in its workforce, was prominent.
"These incredible Champions and Emerging Leaders are exceptional role models in Canadian business, sharing a conviction that inclusion is vital for business success and our economic future," says Deborah Gillis, President and CEO, Catalyst. "As we honour these trailblazers, we also thank them for creating workplaces where diversity and inclusion are a priority, and inspiring others to follow their lead."
In his acceptance speech for this major award, Frank focused on the importance of courage in creating truly inclusive workplaces, as well as better business results for Canadian firms across a range of metrics, including increased hiring, greater revenue growth and higher investment in R&D, according to Deloitte research. Frank also noted that according to Deloitte research, 30% of Canadian businesses, including Deloitte, are on the cusp of courage, thereby prompting the question, "How do we cross the courage threshold?"
To frame the question in terms of inclusivity, Frank pointed to the issue of women's empowerment, asking guests to ponder the difference in empowerment between women's representation and women's inclusion.
Frank also provided a call-to-action for other leaders in the room, challenging them to have the courage to confront the changes at the doorstep of their businesses.
"There is a critical imperative for inclusion." Frank said, detailing trends that show the changing landscape of the Canadian economy. He called on Canadian businesses to consciously embrace inclusivity, not only for a competitive advantage or because it is the right thing to do, but to truly create a stronger, higher-performing Canada in the future.
"Canada is a beautiful society. Canada at 175 stands to be even more beautiful, but only if it is truly inclusive. And that will happen only through the consciously courageous actions of every single person and organization in this room," he challenged. "So, let's be bold."
About the Catalyst Canada Honours
The Catalyst Canada Honours annually celebrates champions who advance women and inclusive workplaces in Canadian business. Nominees are evaluated in a rigorous process, and this year's Champions have been named in two categories: Company/Firm Leader and Business Leader.
Catalyst research reinforces the benefits of inclusive workplaces and shows that inclusion is linked to innovation and team citizenship, overall team productivity and stronger business results. Read more at http://www.catalyst.org/who-we-are/our-people/frank-vettese


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At Your Horse magazine, the only summer body that we're bothered about is that of our horse. With the weather getting warmer and the yard BBQ already in the calendar, we asked Emily Smith, Director of Nutrition at Feedmark, for her top tips to help get our horses in great condition for the summer.
You've packed away the winter rugs, you've de-ragworted your field and hacking of an evening doesn't seem like such a crazy idea anymore.
The summer is a great break for horse owners after the limited daylight hours, mud and poor riding weather of the winter months.
Unless, of course, your horse is affected by one of the common summer conditions, (such as pollen allergies or sweet itch) but there are still some things to consider as the weather gets warmer, to ensure our horses are in top form over the summer.
Hard ground, especially if it's a bit rutted, puts a lot of additional strain on your horse's joints.
Try to minimise hard or fast work on hard ground, and consider feeding a quality joint supplement that contains recommended levels of joint health ingredients.
A lot of horses will work harder over the summer, and due to hotter weather, even those that are not being worked are more likely to sweat.
If your horse is in medium work, has a known muscular issue, or if we're having a hot spell, it's advised to feed electrolytes daily to ensure that your horse doesn't end up deficient, which can lead to decreased thirst (despite losing water), and hence dehydration.
Other problems caused by electrolyte deficiencies include a reduced performance, lethargy, exhaustion and muscular issues.
Flies are a horrid nuisance, for both horse and rider. They can be really distracting for your horse, and may cause behavioural issues which can affect your pleasure when riding him.
Flies also spread infection and delay wound healing.
If your horse has an open wound, or is particularly disturbed by flies, consider stabling at times when the flies are worse.
Fly rugs and masks can help, as well as topical sprays, and you can feed supplements to deter flies too - most of these will be a blend of potent aromatic herbs and spices designed to make the skin smell and taste unpleasant to flies and insects, and stop them from biting.
There's nothing better than giving your horse a freshen up after the winter, so a long pamper session to get some of the dirt out of his coat will make him feel much better. Summer is the best time for a bath!
Washing your horse is a big job, so make sure you have the time to do it before you get underway.
Don't forget to give him a spray of fly spray after so he's set to go out in the field feeling fresh.


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Please abstain: How industrial companies are grappling with legalized cannabis
The oilpatch has worked hard to get a handle on substance abuse for several years and the legalization of recreational cannabis presents another challenge for companies dealing with the often thorny issue of drug testing.
Imperfect testing among the problems businesses face with cannabis in the workplace
Kyle Bakx · CBC News · Posted: May 27, 2019 4:04 AM ET | Last Updated: May 27
Some companies are urging employees to abstain from cannabis, even though the substance is legal. (Brennan Linsley/Associated Press)
Seven months after the legalization of recreational cannabis, Garnet Amundson's worries have not abated.
Amundson is chief executive of Calgary-based Essential Energy Services, with nearly 400 workers, including 350 in safety-sensitive roles in the oilpatch.
Topping his list of concerns is having employees who can pass any type of drug test on any given day and arrive at work without any impairment.
Not only does his company drug test employees in certain instances, but the staff may also be tested when they perform work at a facility owned by a different firm. In that case, Amundson said his workers have to meet the standards of the other company.
"Employees have to be completely clean at all times, so they can access these top customers and get on to their job sites," he said.
It's a situation underscoring the human resource and legal issues created by the legalization of cannabis for industries where any sign of impairment is closely monitored and safety is a priority.
The oilpatch, for example, has worked hard to get a handle on substance abuse for several years and the legalization of recreational cannabis presents another challenge for companies dealing with the often thorny issue of drug testing.
A heavy hauler mining truck dumps a load of bitumen ore at an oilsands facility in northern Alberta. (Kyle Bakx/CBC)
Testing for cannabis is not as advanced as using a breathalyzer to gauge someone's impairment from alcohol. A urine test for cannabis, for instance, can detect THC, but can't necessarily judge a person's level of impairment.
"I think people maybe have been a bit misinformed believing that there is a completely accurate and reliable way to test for impairment with cannabis," said Amundson.
Roadside THC tests do not test for impairment. How can science help?
No wonder the legalization of cannabis is proving to be logistically challenging for Amundson and other employers across the country.
Legal grey areas and a lack of definitive tests mean "complete abstinence from some of these substances is required," Amundson said.
Watch as industrial firms deal cannabis legalization:
The CEO of Essential Energy Services says new workers have to pass a drug test before they get the job. 0:48
Impairment is a concern in many industries such as oil and gas, forestry, mining and transportation, where workers are at a high risk of injury.
Other companies in different sectors also continue to grapple with the legalization of cannabis and, in particular, how to respect a worker's right to consume the substance while also ensuring no one is impaired on the job.
"It's a challenge for all employers in Canada, but especially small and medium-sized businesses that don't have the financial or technical resources to manage this themselves," said Tim Salter with the Drug and Alcohol Testing Association of Canada.
Some companies are telling workers to abstain from cannabis altogether. (Ben Nelms/CBC)
The major active ingredient in cannabis, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), can be found during urine testing up to 30 days after a worker uses cannabis, said Salter, but that only provides so much information.
"There's really no way for employers to reasonably screen for impairment," he said, "outside of doing a blood test which is not going to happen at the workplace."
That's where legal issues can occur. If there is an accident on a job site, a company is allowed to do post-incident drug testing. The urine sample may find traces of THC, but again, the test can't judge the level of impairment. That's why a company may not be able to say whether the worker was at fault because of cannabis or not, since there is no definitive proof that THC contributed to the accident.
"Employers are just forced into this corner of promoting abstinence," said Salter. "It's most definitely a mess because the governments really haven't done a great job of preparing the industry for the legalization of cannabis."
Eventually, Salter said, the court system will have to decide on many of the issues cannabis presents for employers.
Legalization leaves Canada poised to lead on cannabis research, says minister
One workplace dispute was in front of the Newfoundland Supreme Court recently focusing on a construction labourer who was working on the Lower Churchill hydroelectric project in Labrador.
The man was prescribed cannabis to manage pain due to Crohn's disease and osteoarthritis, since other medication wasn't as effective. His company tried to accommodate his use of cannabis, but couldn't.
Ultimately, the construction company wouldn't give the man any work because of the risk of impairment in the safety-sensitive job site. The province's top court agreed, pointing to how accommodating the worker "would amount to undue hardship" for the company.
Each case is different, but the court ruling shows how companies could refuse work to those who use cannabis, medically or not, depending on the dose and the type of job.
So far, the legalization of cannabis has not contributed to an increase in workplace accidents, according to Murray Elliott, the chief executive of Energy Safety Canada, although it's too early for reliable statistics.
"There has been very little impact or change in impairment in the workplace," said Elliott.
While testing techniques for cannabis are evolving, Elliott said the accuracy is good and there are general guidelines companies can follow to gauge what level of THC in someone's body is a significant risk of impairment.
"There is not necessarily a direct link between the levels of cannabis that show up in testing and whether there is impairment or not. It's really only a risk of impairment," he said.
The legalization of cannabis has not contributed to an increase in workplace accidents, according to Murray Elliott with Energy Safety Canada. (Kyle Bakx/CBC)
In preparing for legalization, companies took a range of approaches, such as updating their existing drug and alcohol policies.
Sinopec Canada, an oil and gas producer, spent nine months before legalization to create a policy that would respect the rights of workers, legally protect the company, and also ensure a safe workplace.
Kara Bennik, a human resources advisor with the company, said they set out to be as informed as they could about the issue, consulting different departments to incorporate a range of views.
"We're still evolving and growing our program," said Bennik. "The reality is that future legislation is going to continue to come in."
Watch as an energy industry official discusses reliability of cannabis testing:
Sinopec Canada, an oil and gas producer, spent nine months before legalization to create a policy that would respect the rights of workers, legally protect the company, and also ensure a safe workplace. 0:58
Considering the struggles of the oilpatch in recent years, the sector hasn't hired too many workers, but when that happens, Amundson, with Essential Energy Services, worries there will be fewer qualified applicants than before because of the pre-employment drug test.
Already during some hiring, Amundson said the applicants are asked at the end of their interviews if they would pass a drug test.
"They look at us and say most of the time, 'what do you mean?' I don't think a lot of the time we get an unequivocal 'Absolutely!'"
Often, he said they ask if they can come back in a few weeks.
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(10-28-2013 08:03 PM)iWin Wrote: I'm going to play devils advocate here and say that Jordan ruined the way we evaluate players.
Then there's the whole hero ball thing, where if you don't get the ball at the end of the game and perfectly time the game winning shot so that clock shows 0.0, you are not clutch. I understand and agree that Jordan is the best and no one on the current horizon will ever pass him or be him. However it does get a tad bit old for some of us asbasketball fans , who get continously beat upside the head with the "Well Jordan would've done it his way" hypotheticals.
Very well said. I was doing some research on the whole last minute shots thing and what not because I just love researching stats, watching old clips on YouTube and trying to learn more about the game. Even though LeBron doesn't have as many walk-off shots as MJ but he has a lot of game winners where he scores the game winning basket with some time left and his team has to play defense. Then you have the Skip Baylesses of the world proclaiming "Oh, he isn't clutch because he doesn't have walk-off shots". I would say walk-off shots or game winners should be held in the same regard.
I think people sometimes get so caught up in defending the past and when there is a guy like LeBron who legitimately threatens MJ status as best ever (though I don't think he will overtake him but he can finish as top 3 of all-time), people want to exacerbate his flaws and all of MJ's flaws/bad games/losses are forgotten. I say just enjoy the game .
(10-28-2013 08:11 PM)Therapsid Wrote: One of the reasons I don't care for Lebron so much is because the guy just isn't very smart. He's not dumb by NBA standards, but he's not sharp either. Wade is clearly smarter, for instance.
I've always preferred the players who combine a keen intelligence with athletic prowess and skill.
Jordan, Magic, Bird, Malone, Isiah, all of these men visibly gave the impression of intelligence. Kobe is probably one of the smartest players in the league.
Lebron isn't at that level. There's something still juvenile about him to me, quite frankly. That's fine, because he's more physically gifted than any other player of all time and he's proven that he has a strong work ethic.
I don't know if you are talking about off the court intelligence or basketball IQ. If you are talking about the latter then I think you are wrong. He is one of the smartest players around and has a very high basketball IQ. You can't be a good PG without having a good basketball IQ. LeBron is a point forward and plays PG a lot. His distribution and passing are superb.
Kobe is smart too but if anything I would argue that LeBron has the better basketball IQ and I think last season found the perfect balance between scoring and distributing. People say he doesn't score but his career PPG is up there and he is always the top 10-12 in assists in the league.
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package Catalyst::Action::Deserialize::YAMLXS;

=head1 NAME

Catalyst::Action::Deserialize::YAMLXS

=head1 DESCRIPTION

YAML::XS Deserializer for Catalyst

=head1 SYNOPSIS

    ---
    name: Ryan
    email: ryan@example.com

Generates:

    {
        name  => 'Ryan',
        email => 'ryan@example.com',
    };

=head1 AUTHOR

Venn Engineering

Josh Arenberg, Norbert Csongradi, Ryan Kupfer, Hai-Long Nguyen

=head1 LICENSE

Copyright 2013,2014,2015 Morgan Stanley

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

=cut

use v5.14;

use Moose;
use namespace::autoclean;

extends 'Catalyst::Action';
use YAML::XS;

=head1 METHODS

=head2 execute($controller, $c)

Serializes to the response body

=cut

sub execute {
    my ( $self, $controller, $c, $test ) = @_;

    my $body = $c->request->body;
    if ($body) {
        my $rdata;
        eval {
            $rdata = YAML::XS::LoadFile( "$body" );
        };
        if ($@) {
            return $@;
        }
        $c->request->data($rdata);
    }
    else {
        $c->log->debug('I would have deserialized, but there was nothing in the body!') if $c->debug;
    }

    return 1;
}

__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;

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Q: Two Components, one is recognized, the other triggers the `[Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component:` warning I have two components I'm trying to use without is="vue:<<component-name>>" for reasons. For background:
• The project was generated using Vue CLI
• I'm having Vue parse a large part of the DOM on the fly
• Both components are in SFC .vue files, and both are defined in the entry script with Vue's defineAsyncComponent()
What I want, for convenience:

  <Component></Component>
  <ComponentTwo></ComponentTwo>

I ran into an issue early on with the <Component></Component> syntax. Which is where I learned that the on-the-fly compilation may necessitate the (not-as-pretty)

 syntax.
If that was it, fine. It's not that pretty but whatever. There are tradeoffs everywhere.
But. As I built out other components, I noticed that I was able to get away with <Component></Component>. Yay! Awesome. So. I started building out the next one using the same pattern. And that's when I ran into that:
[Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: componenttwo
If this is a native custom element, make sure to exclude it from component resolution via compilerOptions.isCustomElement.
at <App>

I am mystified as to the difference. I went so far as to strip ComponentTwo down to the following, thinking maybe I was doing something naughty within the SFC:
<template>

ComponentTwo

</template>

No love.
What am I missing?
UPDATE Out of desperation, I tried importing the known-working component as <ComponentTwo> and it still fails in precisely the same way.
UPDATE to the UPDATE Changing <ComponentTwo>'s name/reference to "Baz" — so "Baz": defineAsyncComponent(() => import("./path/to/component-two.vue")) in the main view-model's components registry, and <Baz></Baz> in the markup — "fixed" it. Could the… the PascalCase name be the problem?

A: It is the PascalCase because I am parsing the DOM. As clearly stipulated
in the Vue Docs DOM Template Parsing Caveats.
Leaving this here in case anyone else is searching for help on this.

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Press Releases UW-Madison: Announces two teams chosen as 2021 WARF Innovation Award winners
UW-Madison: Announces two teams chosen as 2021 WARF Innovation Award winners
MADISON — A team that created a device for detecting explosives and a cross-disciplinary team working at the frontiers of medicine and nanotechnology have taken top honors from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.
The 2021 WARF Innovation Award has been given to the University of Wisconsin–Madison's Jiamian Hu, professor of materials science and engineering, and graduate student Shihao Zhuang for their work, Terahertz Imaging System for Global Security.
The second winning team includes Shaoqin "Sarah" Gong, professor of biomedical engineering; Zachary Morris, professor of human oncology; biomedical engineering postdoctoral researcher Ying Zhang; and human oncology researcher Raghava Sriramaneni for their work, Nanoparticle to Render Tumors More Susceptible to Treatment.
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The cross-disciplinary team combined its novel nanoparticle, radiation therapy and a cellular division checkpoint inhibitor in an approach that could expand the number of tumors responsive to immunotherapy.
An independent panel of judges selected the winners from a field of six finalists drawn from several hundred invention disclosures submitted to WARF over the prior 12 months. The winning teams each receive an award of $10,000, with the funds going to the named UW–Madison inventors.
WARF helps steward the cycle of research, discovery, commercialization and investment for UW–Madison. As an independent nonprofit, the foundation manages more than 2,000 patents and an investment portfolio as it funds university research. It also obtains patents for campus discoveries and licenses inventions to industry.
"Each year, our Innovation Awards recognize some of the most exciting early-stage solutions to real-world problems," says Erik Iverson, CEO of WARF. "We're pleased to celebrate the nominees and all UW–Madison innovators working to discover and translate research with the power to touch lives. From human health and a greener future to cutting-edge engineering, the passion to make a difference remains strong across campus."
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She wrote two of her books during the coronavirus pandemic. So You Think You Know Vitamins: The ABCs of Nutrition is a user-friendly guidebook that explores ways of eating that contribute to feeling energized and productive. This book breaks down the vitamins and nutrients from a variety of foods.
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Whitney Robinson steps down as editor in chief of Elle Decor
media | Apr 30, 2020 |
Hearst Magazines announced this morning that Whitney Robinson is stepping down as editor in chief of Elle Decor. The news marks the end of a nearly three-year tenure at the top of the masthead. According to a company spokesperson, Robinson is leaving to focus on his design consulting business, DW NorthStar, and the launch of a new industry organization, the Council of Interior Designers of America. He will also remain a contributing editor for Elle Decor.
Though a replacement has not yet been named, the move brings some reshuffling at Hearst. Stellene Volandes, currently editor in chief of Town & Country, will see her role expanded to include oversight of Elle Decor as the title's new editorial director. Robinson's replacement will report to her.
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Robinson's time at the top can be summed up in one word: more. Under his leadership, Elle Decor covered a wider range of subjects more deeply, including travel, watches and culture. Robinson also oversaw the expansion of the magazine's annual A-List compendium to include a new high of 151 designers—and last year, for the first time, the list included more women than men. In the magazine's pages, as host of a Bravo design show, and on his own globe-trotting Instagram, Robinson took an everything-all-the-time approach to his stint as editor in chief.
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Q: react-native-dotenv Unable to resolve module @env I'm setting up this lib for TypeScript like here

my env:
API_KEY=someKey..

i'm setting up type/env.d.ts:
declare module '@env' {
    export const API_KEY: string;
}

my babel.config.ts:
   module.exports = function (api) {
    api.cache(true);
    return {
        presets: ["babel-preset-expo"],
        plugins: [
            [
                "module:react-native-dotenv",
                {
                    moduleName: "@env",
                    path: ".env",
                },
            ],
        ],
    };
};

my config.ts:
import API_KEY from '@env'

export default {API_KEY};

package.json:
"dependencies": {
    "@types/react-native-dotenv": "^0.2.0",
    "expo": "~42.0.1",
    "expo-status-bar": "~1.0.4",
    "foo": "^0.0.7",
    "moment": "^2.29.1",
    "react": "16.13.1",
    "react-dom": "16.13.1",
    "react-native": "https://github.com/expo/react-native/archive/sdk-42.0.0.tar.gz",
    "react-native-config": "^1.4.5",
    "react-native-dotenv": "^3.1.1",
    "react-native-web": "~0.13.12",
    "styled-components": "^5.3.0"
  },

and this file where i use API_KEYweather.ts:
Import axios from "axios";
import config from "../../config";

class WeatherService {
  FetchCoordinatesHandler(city) {
    return axios.get(`weather`, {
      params: {
        q: city,
        units: "metric",
        appid: config.API_KEY
      },
    });
  }

  FetchWeatherByCoordinatesHandler({lon, lat}) {

    return axios.get(`onecall`, {
      params: {
        lat: lat,
        lon: lon,
        units: "metric",
        appid: config.API_KEY
      },
    });
  }
}

const weatherServiceInstance = new WeatherService();
export default weatherServiceInstance;

and i get this in the console:
    Android Bundling failed 8987ms
    Unable to resolve module @env from C:\IT\ReactNative\weather-app\weather-app\config.js: @env could not be found within the project or in these directories:
      node_modules
      ..\node_modules
    > 1 | import API_KEY from '@env'
    |                      ^
  2 |
  3 | export default {API_KEY};

please help :( I don't know what to do, I've looked all over the internet. maybe my dependencies don't have the up-to-date version of something
ATTENTION
when i change my module from @env to 'react-native-dotenv' i'm still get error but some other:
Android Bundling failed 5334ms

    Unable to resolve module fs from C:\IT\ReactNative\weather-app\weather-app\node_modules\react-native-dotenv\index.js: fs could not be found within the project or in t
    hese directories:
      node_modules
      ..\node_modules
    > 1 | const {readFileSync} = require('fs')
        |                                 ^
      2 | const dotenv = require('dotenv')
      3 |
      4 | function parseDotenvFile(path, verbose = false) {

i hope anyone help me, thanks :)

A: the fs problem is about that module do not exist in the mobile bundle, i had the same issue and i review a few pages about this project, but i not found answer, maybe this can be helpful, i was re-configurate my environment config,
Dependencies:
yarn add dotenv react-native-dotenv expo-constants

Create .env file in root project
API_URL=https://api.example.org
API_TOKEN=abc123

Ignore .env file in .gitignore
Create or update a file app.config.ts in your root project, that export environments vars and the interface for ts typing (like https://docs.expo.dev/guides/environment-variables/)
import 'dotenv/config';

export interface AppConfig {
  API_URL: string,
  API_TOKEN: string,
}

export default {
  name: 'CoolApp',
  version: '1.0.0',
  extra: {
    API_URL: process.env.API_URL,
    API_TOKEN: process.env.API_TOKEN,
  },
};

Create a config.ts file that export all environment vars to other files
    import Constants from 'expo-constants';
    import { AppConfig } from '../../app.config';

    const { API_TOKEN, API_URL } = Constants.manifest?.extra as AppConfig;


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"Where did you learn this?," I asked in amazement.


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"use strict";

exports.__esModule = true;
exports.default = void 0;

var React = _interopRequireWildcard(require("react"));

var _createElement = _interopRequireDefault(require("../createElement"));

var forwardedProps = _interopRequireWildcard(require("../../modules/forwardedProps"));

var _pick = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/pick"));

var _useElementLayout = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/useElementLayout"));

var _useMergeRefs = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/useMergeRefs"));

var _usePlatformMethods = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/usePlatformMethods"));

var _useResponderEvents = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/useResponderEvents"));

var _StyleSheet = _interopRequireDefault(require("../StyleSheet"));

var _TextAncestorContext = _interopRequireDefault(require("../Text/TextAncestorContext"));

var _RTLContext = _interopRequireDefault(require("../../modules/RTLContext"));

function _interopRequireDefault(obj) { return obj && obj.__esModule ? obj : { default: obj }; }

function _getRequireWildcardCache() { if (typeof WeakMap !== "function") return null; var cache = new WeakMap(); _getRequireWildcardCache = function _getRequireWildcardCache() { return cache; }; return cache; }

function _interopRequireWildcard(obj) { if (obj && obj.__esModule) { return obj; } if (obj === null || typeof obj !== "object" && typeof obj !== "function") { return { default: obj }; } var cache = _getRequireWildcardCache(); if (cache && cache.has(obj)) { return cache.get(obj); } var newObj = {}; var hasPropertyDescriptor = Object.defineProperty && Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor; for (var key in obj) { if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, key)) { var desc = hasPropertyDescriptor ? Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(obj, key) : null; if (desc && (desc.get || desc.set)) { Object.defineProperty(newObj, key, desc); } else { newObj[key] = obj[key]; } } } newObj.default = obj; if (cache) { cache.set(obj, newObj); } return newObj; }

function _objectWithoutPropertiesLoose(source, excluded) { if (source == null) return {}; var target = {}; var sourceKeys = Object.keys(source); var key, i; for (i = 0; i < sourceKeys.length; i++) { key = sourceKeys[i]; if (excluded.indexOf(key) >= 0) continue; target[key] = source[key]; } return target; }

function ownKeys(object, enumerableOnly) { var keys = Object.keys(object); if (Object.getOwnPropertySymbols) { var symbols = Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(object); if (enumerableOnly) symbols = symbols.filter(function (sym) { return Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(object, sym).enumerable; }); keys.push.apply(keys, symbols); } return keys; }

function _objectSpread(target) { for (var i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) { var source = arguments[i] != null ? arguments[i] : {}; if (i % 2) { ownKeys(Object(source), true).forEach(function (key) { _defineProperty(target, key, source[key]); }); } else if (Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors) { Object.defineProperties(target, Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(source)); } else { ownKeys(Object(source)).forEach(function (key) { Object.defineProperty(target, key, Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(source, key)); }); } } return target; }

function _defineProperty(obj, key, value) { if (key in obj) { Object.defineProperty(obj, key, { value: value, enumerable: true, configurable: true, writable: true }); } else { obj[key] = value; } return obj; }

var forwardPropsList = _objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread(_objectSpread({}, forwardedProps.defaultProps), forwardedProps.accessibilityProps), forwardedProps.clickProps), forwardedProps.focusProps), forwardedProps.keyboardProps), forwardedProps.mouseProps), forwardedProps.touchProps), forwardedProps.styleProps), {}, {
  href: true,
  lang: true,
  onScroll: true,
  onWheel: true,
  pointerEvents: true
});

var pickProps = function pickProps(props) {
  return (0, _pick.default)(props, forwardPropsList);
};

var View = /*#__PURE__*/React.forwardRef(function (props, forwardedRef) {
  var hrefAttrs = props.hrefAttrs,
      onLayout = props.onLayout,
      onMoveShouldSetResponder = props.onMoveShouldSetResponder,
      onMoveShouldSetResponderCapture = props.onMoveShouldSetResponderCapture,
      onResponderEnd = props.onResponderEnd,
      onResponderGrant = props.onResponderGrant,
      onResponderMove = props.onResponderMove,
      onResponderReject = props.onResponderReject,
      onResponderRelease = props.onResponderRelease,
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Ogilvy wins at the 2019 Bookmark Awards
3 Apr 2019 14:00 Marketing 339
Ogilvy and its clients won in the following categories: Mobile, CRM, Loyalty programmes, Gamification, Content Strategy, Online video and Social Media.
The Bookmark Awards is an initiative by the IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau of South Africa) to celebrate excellence in digital and acknowledge the impact digital campaigns can have on the overall marketing mix.
Wins for Ogilvy included multiple Golds and Silvers for clients Vodacom, Abinbev, KFC, Philips, Multichoice and VW.
"The whole launch was a labour of love and an amazing success. To be recognised is the icing on the cake. As a brand, this is the type of marketing we want to do more of; marketing that effectively reaches specific audiences where they play but also adds value rather than just being more noise in an already cluttered environment," says Meredith Kelly, head of marketing: Volkswagen Passenger Vehicles.
"My team and I are delighted to receive the Gold and Silver Pixels at Bookmarks. We've enjoyed a great response from consumers for this work and the added accolade is wonderful to receive. It's the result of a great idea backed by a strong insight, that came from a close partnership between ourselves and Ogilvy," says Dhruv Kaul, CMO of KFC.
"These awards help set the benchmark for tech, digital and leading-edge innovation. But above all, they celebrate 'work that works'. Work that has a true, measurable impact on the modern consumer. So we're extremely proud with our continued performance at these awards and to see our largest campaigns of the year, for our largest brands, stand out against the important benchmark of delivering high impact," says Ogilvy CCO Pete Case.
"Despite a few close second places in the past, this is our first Gold Award at Bookmarks. It's a great testament to the amazing work of our joint internal and agency teams. The winning campaign not only managed to engage the country at scale through gamification but also helped record unprecedented levels of loyalty and sales for our brand," adds Lana Strydom, head of digital for Vodacom.
"Wow, three Bookmarks for three different campaigns. We've enjoyed an unprecedented year of recognition for our brand. Together with our agency, we've set a new benchmark for what's possible when true collaboration occurs," concludes Grant Pereira, brand director for Carling Black Label.
For more information, visit www.ogilvyafrica.com. You can also follow Ogilvy Africa on Facebook or on Twitter
Oglivy 2019 Bookmark Awards


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Biden Boosts LGBTQI Protections, Bans Conversion Therapy
June 15, 2022 – President Joe Biden issued an executive order today banning conversion therapy and offering other LBGTQI+ protections as part of White House efforts to advance equality during Pride Month.
"My order will use the full force of the federal government to end inhumane practices of conversion therapy," Biden said in a speech before signing the order. "This is the first time the federal government is making a coordinated effort against this dangerous and discredited practice."
Conversion therapy is any emotional or physical therapy used to "cure" or "repair" a person's attraction to the same sex, or their gender identity and expression. Providers claim these therapies can make someone heterosexual or "straight." But there's no evidence to support this.
Medical and mental health experts have rejected conversion therapy practices as dangerous and discriminatory for decades.
The executive order also addresses:
The LGBTQI+ youth mental health crisis, in part by expanding suicide prevention resources for that at-risk population.
Discrimination within the foster care system against LGBTQI+ children and parents.
Discrimination, poverty and isolation challenges faced by LGBTQI+ seniors.
Efforts to strengthen federal data collection in this population to counter homelessness, housing insecurity and barriers to health care access.
Enforcement of executive order will rely on legal experts, including the Justice Department.
Biden's order comes at a time when multiple states are promoting or passing anti-LGBTQI+ laws.
"I don't have to tell you about the ultra-MAGA agenda attacking our freedoms. There are more than 300 discriminatory bills introduced in states across this country," Biden said. "In Texas, they are knocking on front doors to investigate parents who are raising transgender children, and in Florida they are going after Mickey Mouse for God's sake."
First Lady Jill Biden, PhD, said the order will not solve all problems.
"Prejudice and discrimination still lurk," she said. "We will not let the progress we fought for slip away. Pride is a celebration of the courage it takes to stand up for what's right."
The American Psychiatric Association applauded Biden's action. Biden's executive order will "protect the mental health of LGBTQ+ people, particularly children. APA has long condemned the practice of so-called 'conversion therapy' and we welcome the federal government's efforts to raise public awareness about its harms, alongside other practices that will help to end it."
The goal of the order is to "improve the health, wellbeing, and safety of countless families across the country," senior White House administration officials said in a media call earlier Wednesday. "And they will send a powerful signal from the president of the United States to LGBTQI kids across the country — who may be feeling scared and hopeless — that their president has their back."
Biden also called on Congress to pass the Equality Act "to enshrine the long overdue civil rights to protect all Americans."
The event was held in the East Room of the White House at a Pride event attended by Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, the first lady, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and hundreds of LGBTQI+ leaders.
Guidance on Starting Transgender Treatment
In other LGBTQI+-related news, an international group focusing on transgender health lowered the minimum ages they recommend for starting hormone therapy or surgery for transgender youth.
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health said that hormones could be started at 14, 2 years earlier than the group's previous advice. The association also said some surgeries can be performed at age 15 or 17, a year or so earlier than their previous recommendations.
The group acknowledged potential risks but said it is unethical and harmful to withhold early treatment, according to a report from The Associated Press.
Transgender treatment for teens has been a controversial issue, with experts disagreeing about whether teenagers can fully understand the ramifications of such life-altering decisions.
During the White House background media call, senior administration officials pointed to existing policy regarding transgender care. "We've already put out guidance through HHS about civil rights protections and making clear that the denial of medical care based on someone's gender identity is discriminatory and have invited the members of the public to file complaints with the Office of Civil Rights."
Spotify's podcast business had ~€200M in revenue in 2021, up 300% YoY, but had a negative gross margin of 57%; it monetized only 14% of listening time in Q1 (Todd Spangler/Variety)
Grant Thornton's UK profits rise by more than a third