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19 Amazing high school art teacher blogs, websites and social media profiles

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The Student Art Guide is on the lookout for the best high school art teacher blogs, social media profiles and art education websites. Below is a list of the gems we have found.

The best art teacher blogs and personal websites

Developing Nicely

Developing Nicely is a stunning blog by Chris Francis, UK Art teacher and Senior Leader at St Peter’s Catholic School, Bournemouth, England. The blog contains thought-provoking articles that are illustrated with creative, contemporary student artwork, such as the examples shown below by Beth. The site is a rich resource for GCSE and A Level Photography students in particular (these are qualifications studied by high school students in the UK) and is guaranteed to keep you engaged for hours. Highly recommended.

Art teacher blogs UK

Julia Stubbs

Julia Stubbs is an Advanced Skills Teacher in Art and Design at William de Ferrers School, Essex, England. Her website features high quality OCR GCSE and A Level Art artwork, photographed comprehensively and listed with results. Exemplar material is available, as are teaching resources. The action paintings below are from Martin Reynolds’ Grade A, A2 Fine Art project. More of Martin’s project can be viewed here.

A Level Art teacher blog

Ms. King’s AP Studio Art class

The website by AP Studio teacher Carrie King contains a superb collection of teaching activities for the Art students at Mt. Eden High school, Hayward, California, USA. The activities cover perspective, line drawing, the depiction of glass and metal objects, working in monochrome, figure drawing and still life arrangements; providing structured activities to help students complete the 12 AP Breadth pieces. Each assignment is accompanied by artwork from Carrie’s own students, such as the two examples below by Tiernan Kang (left) and Sikai Song.

AP breadth blog

The Artist And I

Feeda is an experienced high school art teacher, working at Tanarata International Schools, Kajang, Malaysia. Feeda’s students have achieved outstanding success, including Top in Malaysia for Cambridge IGCSE Art and Design, three years in a row. Feeda’s blog documents these projects, making them valuable learning opportunities for others. The image below is from a project that was awarded Top in Malaysia in 2016. More of this project can be viewed here.

CIE Art teacher blog

Bolton School (Girls’ Division) Art Department Blog

Mrs Crowther’s blog contains artwork from Bolton School, United Kingdom. It features A Level and GCSE artwork as well as projects by younger students. A Year 10 Art lesson from Bolton School is included within our article about use of mixed media for painting students. The example below is from a GCSE Art project.

GCSE Art teacher blog

Bartelart.com is the home of Dr. Marvin Bartel, who has many decades of teaching experience, including over 30 years teaching in the Art Department at Goshen College, Indiana, United States. Marvin has Master and Doctor degrees in art education and is a consultant, lecturer and writer. His website contains superb essays about drawing, creativity and teaching art: many interconnected pages that will engage you for hours.

Photography Project

Photography Project was created by UK Photography teacher Liam Smith and his students. The website contains tips and advice for GCSE and A Level Photography students, as well as examples of projects that were awarded high results. The image below captures a tintype image upon a broken mirror and is part of an 100% A Level Photography project exploring Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Photography teacher blog

Dan China

Dan China is a secondary school Art Adviser with a wealth of experience. His past roles include Ofsted Inspector and Chief Moderator / Examiner. He has worked on curriculum and assessment developments as well as revisions to examinations and assessment strategy. He has published a fantastic collection of student artwork Flickr, depicting some of the best A Level student work from Buckinghamshire schools (2007 – 2011).

Art teacher blogs UK

Art Teacher Social Media Profiles to Follow

Ferhan Khan’s Flickr

Ferhan Khan is an experienced high school Photography teacher from Doha College, Qatar. He has uploaded many outstanding A Level Photography and Art portfolios. These are shared in their entirety, with legible annotation and process documented, making these excellent learning tools. Students investigate exciting subject matter, explore contemporary editing techniques and stage innovative compositions, as shown in the work below by Beth Miseroy below. Some of the work by Ferhan’s has been featured on the Student Art Guide, such as Kareem Al Saady’s 100% AS Photography Coursework project.

High school art teacher Flickr profile

Monks’ Dyke Technology College’s Flickr

The Monks’ Dyke Technology College, which was in Lincolnshire, England, published a range of beautiful GCSE and A Level Art sketchbooks and final pieces from their Art Department (such as the A Level Fine Art sketchbook page below) on Flickr, with some exceptional Graphic Design, Fine Art and Photography submissions.

High school art teacher blogs UK

Fortismere Art Department Flickr

Fortismere, a secondary school based in North London, UK, has a thriving Art Department.  Their Flickr gallery contains an extensive collection of images, including A Level Photography, A Level Fine Art etc.

Fortismere Art Dept blog, UK

Sixth Form College Farnborough’s Instagram

This great Instagram profile has frequent posting of A Level artwork. This mixed media example is by A Level Art student George Punter.

Art teacher instagram profiles to follow

Websites for teachers of high school art and photography

Photo Pedagogy

Photo Pedagogy is a website for high school photography teachers. It contains a comprehensive set of teaching resources, covering a wide range of topics, such as ‘threshold concepts’ and photo literacy. Photo Pedagogy was created by UK high school teachers and contains a collection of highly detailed photography lessons, many of which are accompanied by student examples. The images below are details from student responses to an abstract forms lesson.

Website for teachers of photography

Lectures on Digital Photography by Marc Levoy

Marc Levoy taught digital photography at Stanford for many years and now leads a team at Google. He has uploaded every lecture and made this freely available. The 18 lecture course is targeted at beginners and covers: lenses, optics, light, sensors, natural optical effects, perspective, depth of field, sampling, noise, image processing, editing, computational photography, history, famous photographers and composition. There is hours of footage, which includes include assignments for students. Videos are also available on Marc’s YouTube channel, with a full playlist of the lectures available here.

Digital photography lectures

InThinking Visual Arts by Heather McReynolds

InThinking Visual Arts is a website for International Baccalaureate Art teachers by Heather McReynolds, who has over 20 years of teaching and examining experience. Heather was previously Head of Art at the International School of Florence and now offers training and workshops for IB Art teachers, writes textbooks and shares knowledge via the InThinking Visual Arts website. Although this site is subscription based, there is enough free content to keep you busy for hours. Much of the material is relevant for teachers of any high school Art qualification. The image below is by Enrico Giori who has his IB Visual Art project featured on both the InThinking and the Student Art Guide.

IB Art teacher blog

AP Central Collegeboard website

Advanced Placement (AP) is a rigorous high school qualification offered to students in Canada and The United States. The College Board AP Central website has three great Art sections: Drawing, 2D Design and 3D Design, which each include a link called ‘Drawing Portfolio with Student Samples and Scoring Guidelines’. These provide access to an excellent collection of student work (such as the beautiful fruit drawings pictured below by Sucha Chantaprasopsuk from Reavis High School), each accompanied by clear explanations for the marks they have received.

AP Studio Art blog

Top Art exhibition

The Top Art exhibition features some of the best NCEA Level 3 Photography, Design, Printmaking, Sculpture and Painting (this is the New Zealand equivalent of A2 Art & Design) produced by Year 13 New Zealand high school art students. An excellent source of inspiration for students and teachers.

Some Top Art students have been featured on the Student Art Guide, including work by Bronte Heron and Grace Pickford (work shown below).

High School Art blog

NZQA website

The New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA) publish fantastic resources to help high school art teachers and students. Of particular note are the exemplar material that is provided for Painting, Photography, Design, Sculpture or Printmaking. This student work is very similar to that which is required for A Level Art & Design and is a fantastic resource for high school Art students studying any qualification. Work of a range of ability levels is shown, along with superb annotation from the examiners. There is also a separate section of Scholarship exemplars (such as the superb example below) – the very best work from Year 13 high school students.

NCEA Art website

The Saatchi Gallery art prizes for schools

The Saatchi Gallery, London, runs major art competitions for high school students, as part of its education program. The winning and short-listed entries are available for viewing on their website. Although only single artworks are exhibited from each student (as opposed to the complete bodies of work) the range and quality of work is excellent, making this website a great place for those seeking inspiration. The image below shows a shortlisted artwork by Libby Gervais, Churcher’s College, Petersfield, United Kingdom (image credit: Petersfield Post). You may also be interested in our collection of art competitions for high school students.

Saatchigallery art prize website

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Jack Tapper of ABC News, explaining the condition Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha has for granting an in-depth TV interview.

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Former Staff Sgt. Clinton L. Romesha conducts overwatch in Afghanistan in 2009. Romesha’s unit, Bravo Troop, 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, was assigned to a small, primitive combat outpost.

Former Army Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha is only the fourth living person to receive the Medal of Honor, (the nation’s highest military decoration)  for courage in Iraq or Afghanistan.  Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha, 31, an Army sergeant who ignored his battle wounds to take out the enemy, rescue the injured and retrieve the dead during an ambush by 300 fighters in Afghanistan received the Medal of Honor on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013.

His citation says he is being recognized for “acts of gallantry and intrepity” when fighters attacked Combat Outpost Keating from all sides with rocket-propelled grenades, machine guns, mortars and rifles on Oct. 3, 2009, igniting a daylong battle.  Romesha left the Army in April 2011 after nearly 12 years of service. He lives in in Minot, N.D., with his wife and three children.  (Read the story here.)

  • The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government.
  • It is bestowed by the President in the name of Congress on members of the United States Armed Forces who distinguish themselves through “conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his or her life above and beyond the call of duty while engaged in an action against an enemy of the United States.”
  • Due to the nature of its criteria, it is often awarded posthumously (more than half have been since 1941).
  • Members of all branches of the armed forces are eligible to receive the medal, and there are three versions (one for the Army, one for the Air Force, and one for the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard).
  • The Medal of Honor is bestowed upon an individual by the passing of a Joint Resolution in the Congress; and is then personally presented to the recipient or, in the case of posthumous awards, to next of kin, by the President of the United States, on behalf of the Congress, representing and recognizing the gratitude of the American people as a whole.
  • Due to its honored status, the medal is afforded special protection under U.S. law.
  • As the award citation includes the phrase “in the name of Congress”, it is sometimes erroneously called the Congressional Medal of Honor; however, the official title is simply the Medal of Honor. (from wikipedia)

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Through the early colonial period, the region developed as a centre of pastureland and forestry. Post-war industrial development and the growth in shipping into the Western Port (now the Port of Hastings) steadily drove growth in the region from the 1950s onwards. As the region grew, so too did its links to the rest of Melbourne. From the development of the South Eastern freeway in the 1960s and 70s, to the opening of EastLink in 2008, the Southern Region has become an increasingly integral component of the Metropolitan Melbourne economy.

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Sudan’s al-Burhan meets President Kiir in Juba

Al-Burhan poses with President Kiir during his visit to Juba on 27 May 2019 (Photo Sudan's TMC)
May 27, 2019 (KHARTOUM) — Head of Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Monday paid a one-day visit to Juba for talks on bilateral relations with President Salva Kiir.

This is the third visit outside the country to for al-Burhan, as he was Saturday in Cairo and Sunday in Abu Dhabi.

He was received at the Juba airport by President Salva Kiir Mayardit and a number of ministers. Following what the two leaders held a closed-door meeting at the South Sudanese presidency in Juba.

The meeting discussed bilateral relations, joint cooperation and political stability in the two countries, said the official Sudan TV on Monday evening.

Sudan is a guarantor of the revitalized peace agreement together with the other IGAD countries. Also, Khartoum hosts Riek Machar, the leader of the main armed opposition group.

Juba wants Khartoum to encourage Machar to return to Juba saying they are fully committed to providing the needed security elements to protect him but the former rebel leader says Kiir should reunite the two armies before his return.

President Kiir also wants to facilitate a peace agreement between the Sudanese government and the SPLM-N factions that fight Khartoum in the Blue Nile and South Kordofan states.

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  • 28 May 2019 07:26, by Pakuai

    These North Sudan’s generals know the dirty game at the offing from the start than Mr. Salva Kiir and his top clueless advisors. The greatest evils on earth have ’sabotaged’ our country and our people. And they are pretty much using our own people to achieve their evil ultimate aim. But the worse part in our country is, our elders don’t listen to younger people advises. The issue of Mr. Riek Machar, Lam Akol and other foreign puppets and traitors would have away with long time ago>>>

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    • 28 May 2019 07:36, by Pakuai

      And even the issue of the UN and it’s so-called peacekeeping business scam here in South Sudan shouldn’t have been allowed in the first place, but l said, some of our leaders must answer some tough questions to South Sudanese people. Many well informed South Sudanese know that the so-called South Sudan and South Sudanese people allies or our uncles of the US, the UK, their UN, their NGOs and so-called israel are our real enemies after our cloned so-called arab North Sudan>>>>

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      • 28 May 2019 07:46, by Pakuai

        Here is what is exactly being played over our country and our people. The free Masons, Skull and bones club, Bilderberg group, illuminati secret society, Ashoka secret society and Rothchilds, Rockefeller families and their subsidiary families with their ’House Sauds’ control every politician in Europe, the US, here in Africa except Mr. Salva Kiir and current allies>>>

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        • 28 May 2019 07:54, by Pakuai

          These secret societies and their banker families are ’sworn’ to absolute secrecy and their actions behind the scenes are damningly very dangerous to the whole world. The Rothchilds, the Rockefeller, their subsidiary families and the House of Sauds’ own over 80% of big banks Europe and the US. The US federal reserves is not owns by the American people but these families and these families are the ones the finance wars around the world>>>

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          • 28 May 2019 08:03, by Pakuai

            The Rothchilds, Rockefeller, their subsidiary families and their House of Sauds’ always create financial crises to make more money. They bankrupt governments around the world and lent money to those governments and be repaid back with exorbitant interests. These monsters own what is ’council for foreign relations (COR) which is the US states department in other words. All these regime changes around the world are financed by these>>>

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            • 28 May 2019 08:12, by Pakuai

              highly secretive families and their subsidiaries. The US army is in their pockets. And the US army is their mercenary or enforcing force. These same families own the oil big companies except the Russian Federations oil company. For us here in South Sudan, our country is just a peanut those families, but they want our central bank and our resources keys. And to get them, they have to use their members like Mr. Riek Machar, Lam Akol, Pagan Amuom, Thomas Cirillo or Majak Agoot>>>

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              • 28 May 2019 08:31, by Pakuai

                And if not, they will use what they always do best, ’arm both sides’ and watch at the sidelines. And of their massive corporate media propaganda machines will always propagate that ’both sides’ are to blame. These secretive families and their employees like Riek Machar, Pagan Amuom, Thomas Cirillo, Barack Obama, Susan Rice, Uhuru Kenyatta, Raila Odinga, Thabo Mbeki etc ultimate aim is ONE WORLD ORDER GOVERNMENT that would be ruled by elites and they want to start that so-called ONE WORLD ORDER GOVERNMENT>>>

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                • 28 May 2019 08:40, by Pakuai

                  Right here in South Sudan, DR Congo, central Africa republic (CAR), North Sudan, Libya, Somalia and other countries. If the whole world were to know the dirty games the ’Rothschilds, the Rockefeller and their House of Sauds familiies and their big banking cartels have ’scheming over their backs’ l think, the evils would have been rounded up today and hang or put in jail’s for good>>>

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                  • 28 May 2019 08:53, by Pakuai

                    Here in Africa though. They have Kenya, Rwanda, Mozambique, recently sworned in to power DR Congo, Abiye Mohammed and current Nigeria president. But the rest of African leaders are keeping watch and wait. South Sudan should by the way have the current president of Tanzania, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia their closest friends. South Sudan must makes sure that DR Congo, CAR and even Rwanda are kept close. With Kenya and Abesh (so-called Ethiopia), we can also play our regional relationship with them, but with some wide open eyes>>>

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                    • 28 May 2019 09:01, by Pakuai

                      With Eriterea though, they are the next in these dirty geopolitical games of intrigues and we should help them should the of intrigues be taken to their country. With Somalia, l don’t think the South Sudanese can even lecture bthem about how their country and their people had been played over since 1992. The European Union have even a few days ago went to ’servile state’ and wanted make Kenya as their base to bully Somalia through>>>

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                      • 28 May 2019 09:12, by Pakuai

                        Kenya is even touted by these criminals in the US, the UK, their Israel attack dog to be acting like a bully here in the region good luck to Kenya and her allies. Kenya even wants to bully Somalia on their offshore space just like they did with eastern Kenya in 1970th-1980th which eventually created ’shifta militia in Garisa region’ Al Shabab used not to target innocent Kenyans, but when Kenya let balls carried her away and invaded Somalia on the directives of corporate America war criminals, innocent Kenyans are now paying>>>

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                        • 28 May 2019 09:21, by Pakuai

                          a very heavy price for a crime they don’t know why it happens. All in all fellows, the Jews are so desperate for a war, a big war to be precise. But the evils with their dirty money are going to be shown their right place with their dirty money. Their arts of setting up other people against oother people and other countries against other countries with their evil intrigues has been long time ago noticed and has been challenged>>>

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    • 29 May 2019 09:44, by Midit Mitot

      Madness, don,t you forget that Omar Al-bashir was the one stood firm to give us South Sudan independent. the issue of Dr Machar, Lam Akol etc will fuel your psychosis.

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Girls' peewee teams step up for the food bank

Campaign brings in $8,100 and nearly 1,400 pounds of food

The 92.7 Rock Iron Maidens and fellow peewee teams in the the Sudbury and District Girls Hockey Association came together recently — with help from 92.7 Rock and KiSS 105.3 — to collect and food and cash for the Sudbury Food Bank.

Not wanting any local families to go hungry this Christmas season, the Hockey Fights Hunger initiative on Dec. 7 raised $8,100 in cash and 1,397 pounds of food, for a total value of $11,697. A $1 cash donation can buy $6 worth of food, meaning that $8,100 collected actually has a food value of $46,600.

"We thought that if we pull all the Peewee teams together to host Hockey Fights Hunger, we can help make a difference to our community members and also showing the girls the need to get involved in the community," the team told

Both 92.7 Rock and KiSS 105.3 broadcast live from the Real Canadian Superstore on Lasalle Boulevarde on Dec. 7, encouraging shoppers to stop by and donate.

"We had the Iron Maidens and the other peewee teams — Sudbury Blast, Serpents and Dynomites — on site to help with the collection of food and cash donations," the Iron Maidens told

“The Success of the Hockey Fights Hunger Campaign was due to the hockey players and their enthusiasm and commitment,” said Dan Xilon, food bank director, calling the players “terrific upcoming community leaders."

Throughout the day, videos were taken of all the teams coming together to support Hockey Fights Hunger and collectively the league will submit the video for the Chevrolet Good Deed Cup.

"If we are selected as winners, we would donate the $100,000 prize to the Sudbury Food Bank," the league said in a news release. "We are so proud of all the Players who gave up there Saturday to help our idea come to life."


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California hits back as Trump threatens to ‘dump’ immigrants in ‘sanctuary cities’

Gov. Gavin Newsom, speaking at a news conference on Friday in Rancho Cordova, has called President Trump's proposal to send migrants to sanctuary cities and states nonsensical.
Gov. Gavin Newsom, speaking at a news conference on Friday in Rancho Cordova, has called President Trump's proposal to send migrants to sanctuary cities and states nonsensical. (Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press)

California Democrats this week stepped up their attacks on President Trump over his threat to send immigrants to so-called sanctuary cities, even as experts suggested the president’s plan could backfire and lure more migrants to the north.

Gov. Gavin Newsom labeled the president’s proposed policy nonsensical, saying Trump campaigned on deporting more immigrants. But his latest plan looks as if he intends to allow some migrants to remain in the U.S.

“Which one is it, Mr. President?” Newsom asked rhetorically, in an interview with The Times. “That fundamental flaw in the logic needs to be considered.”

The governor insisted the federal government is already “dumping people” in California by processing migrants legally seeking asylum at the border and releasing them into California before they have time to connect with their sponsors in the U.S.

Several mayors also reacted. L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted that immigrants “are people, not pawns,” Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf told Trump to stop fanning “hate and division,” and San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo called for “sensible solutions.”

L.A. County Supervisor Hilda Solis also said in a statement that “the only way to address immigration in this country is through bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform.”

The back-and-forth marked the latest exchange between Trump and his favorite West Coast target.

White House press secretary defends idea of sending immigrants in the U.S. illegally to so-called sanctuary cities and says the idea is to share burdens. A powerful House Democrat says it's time for Stephen Miller to explain his role in immigration policy to Congress.

On Monday, Trump doubled down on his threat to send immigrants to “sanctuary cities,” a proposal first revealed by the Washington Post. He tweeted that “illegal immigrants who can no longer be legally held (Congress must fix the laws and loopholes) will be, subject to Homeland Security, given to sanctuary cities and states!”

Trump’s own aides have told him that such a policy on releasing migrants would likely be illegal and unfeasible — an assessment backed by former immigration officials and legal experts.

Officials with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security did not respond to requests for comment from The Times about whether they were making plans to implement the president’s proposed policy.

It’s unclear what authority, if any, the administration would have to bus migrants from detention centers near the border and release them into sanctuary cities and other Democratic strongholds broadly opposed to Trump’s efforts to crack down on immigration.

Following the passage of Senate Bill 54, the law signed by former Gov. Jerry Brown that limited cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration agents, the Trump administration sued California to nullify it and two other laws designed to protect immigrants in the country illegally.

At least seven federal courts have ruled previous attempts by the Trump administration to cut off federal funding to cities and states, including California, for resisting cooperation with immigration authorities as unlawful. The U.S. Supreme Court also has ruled on several occasions that the federal government can’t coerce states and cities into helping it implement federal immigration policies.

The president has grown increasingly frustrated that, more than two years into his administration, his policies have failed to deter migrants from reaching the border or, for the most part, prevent their release from detention once inside the United States. Last month, U.S. authorities apprehended 92,607 people at the border, the highest monthly total in more than a decade.

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Last week, Trump ousted a slew of his top officials in Homeland Security, in part because of their opposition to such proposals as releasing migrants into cities and states whose representatives the president sees as political enemies.

Roberto Suro, a professor of public policy at USC, called Trump’s latest plan an “ill-informed and self-defeating idea.”

There is no clear definition of a “sanctuary” city or state, but in general, jurisdictions that adopt the designation vow to offer political support or practical protection to people who are in the country illegally.

The term dates to the 1980s, when Berkeley and a few other municipalities declared themselves as such to accept migrants from Central America. At the time, U.S. immigration policies allowed some Central Americans, but not others, to enter the country.

Many sanctuary cities are big metropolitan areas that are accustomed to receiving newcomers, and have policies in place intended to help resettle asylum seekers while their cases are pending, Suro said.

For instance, California law provides a number of benefits for people without legal status, including healthcare and driver’s licenses. The state’s cities have robust immigrant rights organizations and an existing infrastructure to provide legal assistance for immigrants and asylum seekers.

“And, in a whooping irony, these metros are exactly the destinations that many, probably most, asylum seekers want to reach. These are the places where their kin and compatriots are concentrated,” Suro said. “Tell a Central American asylum seeker that her punishment is being sent to Los Angeles, and she might well say a prayer of thanks.”

Trump and California Democrats are appealing to their respective political bases by attacking one another. But posturing on both sides doesn’t serve anyone well, said Louis DeSipio, a professor of political science at UC Irvine.

“The rhetorical battles — in particular, President Trump’s threats — are supposed to antagonize and aren’t an effort to construct a solution to what is a challenge at the southern border,” he said.

David Dorsen, a public policy expert and legal scholar based in Washington, D.C., said Trump’s threat to send migrants to sanctuary cities is a problem even if it doesn't become a reality because it might entice more people to make the treacherous trip north.

“They’ll say ‘This is a new way of coming to the United States. Let’s go.’”

Staff writers Noah Bierman and Laura King contributed to this report.


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WIth the NBA season down to a final game, the draft is on deck. And for the Heat that could mean a lot of things with the 14th pick. Like? Well, here are five different players mock drafters have them taking:

Zach Collins, center, Gonzaga (via Chad Ford, ESPN.com) Comment: "The Heat are eyeing several players to pair in the front court with Hassan Whiteside. Zach Collins, John Collins and Giles are the three strongest contenders at this point. Zach Collins has the unusual ability to both stretch the floor and protect the rim. He's a good athlete, he's aggressive and his analytics scores are through the roof. He is in the mix as high as No. 9 to the Mavs. I don't think he slips past here."

OG Anunoby, Small Forward, Indiana (via Gary Parrish, CBSSports.com) Comment: Anunoby suffered a season-ending knee injury in January, which will cost him with some franchises. But the 6-8 wing remains a lottery talent and should be evaluated as such. He's probably a top-10 pick if not for the medical setback. His ability to guard multiple positions could make him special in time.

T.J. Leaf, Power Forward, UCLA (via Scott Howard-Cooper, nba.com ) Comment: "Nothing about Leaf jumps out as spectacular. The appeal is that he does a lot of things well, with moves around the basket, range out to the three-point line and passing ability, all the more impressive that it's as a freshman. He was an important recruit a year ago but not compared to some of the elite high school seniors at the top of 2017 draft boards, and he is not close to the No. 1 prospect from his own school, yet Leaf has jumped out. He benefited from the NBA eyes on Ball."

Luke Kennard, Shooting Guard, Duke. (via Andrew Lynch, FoxSports.com). Comment: "Kennard's decision to come back for a second season at Duke worked out well, as he focused on improving his footwork and overall skill set. Now he's ready to step in and make an immediate impact for an NBA team (although probably off the bench). Miami would be a nice landing spot for the former Blue Devil. While the Heat are invested in Dion Waiters' development at shooting guard, having a little bit of insurance isn't a bad idea."

John Collins, Power Forward, Wake Forest (via Aran Smith, HoopsHype.com). Comment: "Collins is more of a traditional power forward, although at times he showed some touch on his face-up game. Assuming he maximizes his potential and develops into an NBA starter, he could pair with Hassan Whiteside to form an extremely athletic frontcourt."

2. LeBron James and Kyrie Irving shot 1-for-10 in the fourth quarter as the NBA season came down to whether Golden State celebrates in Cleveland (Game 4) or at home (Game 5). So that shooting is the stat of the night in an end where Golden State outscored Cleveland at the finish, 11-0. Or is it? LeBron had 39 points, 11 rebounds in nine assists. He also played 44 minutes. Irving played 40 minutes. Now, they had three days off between games. But Golden State's up-tempo game coupled with the heavy minutes James and Irving must play added to the awful Cleveland finish.

3. Still, Michael Jordan doesn't finish like that, does he? (Yes, couldn't resist).

4. I'm amused by those saying this is Kevin Durant's big entrance in the NBA. Hello? He's played like this for years. He's just on a team full of talent to lighten his load.

5. Get ready for the barrage of sports talk: Would Golden State's 16-game sweep of the playoffs be more impressive than a 73-win regular season?

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This 40' Rough Terrain Scissor Lift has a maximum platform height of 43’ ft. and a platform size up to 210” in. x 72” in. This terrain scissor lift is perfect for increasing output in tough and uneven jobsite conditions. It has 4WD and up to 50% grade-ability keep you moving even with the lift extended at full height. Diesel and dual fuel are available. When using this lift, it is important to wear a safety harness, hard hat, safety shoes, and carry your training card.

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Suncorp New Zealand announces full year results 2017

3 August 2017

Suncorp Group Limited (Suncorp) today reported net profit after tax (NPAT) of A$1,075 million (FY16: $1,038 million) for the 12 months to 30 June 2017, an increase of 3.6%.

Suncorp New Zealand’s general insurance and life insurance businesses delivered NPAT of NZ$87 million (FY16: NZ$200 million).

Suncorp New Zealand CEO Paul Smeaton said the variance on the previous year was due to a number of oneoff events, including the Kaikoura earthquake and aftershocks, Cyclones Debbie and Cook, and additional claims from the 2010/11 Canterbury earthquakes.

Mr Smeaton said a trend in motor claims cost inflation, experienced across the industry, also contributed to the lower result.

General Insurance business delivers strong underlying performance

Suncorp’s New Zealand general insurance business, which includes Vero Insurance and AA Insurance (a joint venture), delivered NPAT of NZ$47 million, a sound underlying performance after excluding natural hazards and other one-offs.

Gross Written Premium (GWP) was up 6.3% to NZ$1,424 million, driven by strong growth in the home and motor portfolios.

Net incurred claims were up 20.1% to NZ$735 million, due to natural hazard events, increases in average claims cost and frequency, particularly in the motor book, and several large commercial claims.

“The general insurance business continued to outperform the New Zealand market in relation to GWP growth, and we’re making good progress settling claims from the Kaikoura earthquake and the Edgecumbe floods,” said Mr Smeaton.

Life insurance business continues to grow

Suncorp’s New Zealand life insurance business, which includes Asteron Life and AA Life (a joint venture), delivered NPAT of NZ$40 million.

In-force premium growth was 7.0%, outperforming the New Zealand life insurance market.

Mr Smeaton said he expected in-force premium and underlying profit growth to continue, and that the move to a digital quote and buy application process would deliver a superior adviser and customer experience.

Update on Tower acquisition

Mr Smeaton said it was disappointing that the New Zealand Commerce Commission had declined the application to acquire Tower Limited, and that Suncorp would review the decision before commenting further.

Suncorp New Zealand strategy

Looking ahead, Mr Smeaton said there were a range of initiatives in place for FY18, which would deliver against its four strategic priorities – inspire our people, elevate the customer, create the Marketplace, and maintain momentum and grow.

“These initiatives will build a more resilient business to meet a greater number of customer and business partner needs, and help us achieve our vision to be the number one choice for New Zealanders because we are the destination for the moments that matter.”

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Island Keys Villas
Springfield Central State
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Picture Point Terraces Noosa
Sunshine Coast University
Meridan State School
Northpark Appartments Stafford
Sunshine Coast Grammar School

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Noosaville Bakery
Drewvale Retirement Village
Wondai Hospital
St Theresa Catholic College
Living Choice Australia
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Beaudesert State School
Bli Bli State School
Azure Apartments Kawana
Woombye State School
Caloundra State School
Veridian Project Noosa
Cooran State School
James Nash State High School

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Riverlight Apartments Noosa
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Brisbane Immigration Transit Accom Centre
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1100 Richmond Avenue
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Phone: +1 (204) 728-5730
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Monday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Holidays CLOSED

Pharmacy Hours:

Monday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Health Services

  • Prescribing for minor ailments
  • Authorized to administer drugs & vaccinations
  • Smoking cessation & counselling
  • Delivery service available
  • Free needle disposal containers
  • Blood pressure testing
  • Medication packaging options
  • Affiliated with Home Health Care Pharmacy
  • Medication disposal
  • Brandon’s only state-of-the-art Compounding Lab

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  • Seniors’ discount
  • Puzzles
  • Fashion apparel
  • Jewellery
  • Purses
  • Watkins Products
  • Candles
  • Riversol
  • International foods
  • Cosmetics
  • Toys & board games
  • Magazines & paperbacks

Special Services

  • Breast feeding consultant
  • Brandon’s only drive-thru pharmacy
  • Scents Fine Fragrances
  • Brandon’s only state-of-the-art compounding lab

Our Store

Super Thrifty Pharmacy opened as Allen-Brown Drug Mart in the Brandon Shoppers Mall in 1977. It was one of the original stores forming Super Thrifty when the new company was founded that same year. After its long presence in the mall, the owners made the decision to relocate to the current location at 1100 Richmond Avenue. In 2001, a new building with an actual grain bin incorporated in its design, was built and the store relocated with the new name of Super Thrifty Pharmacy.

This pharmacy provides the only drive-through service in Brandon, increasing accessibility and convenience for its customers. In 2005, Super Thrifty Pharmacy started to offer Specialty Compounding, allowing the pharmacists to customize medications to the patients’ unique requirements. Today the pharmacy is able to compound medications for pain management, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, smoking cessation and into areas as diverse as veterinary medicine. In 2015 a state-of-the-art compounding lab complete with a sterile suite was built. This restricted area contains the specialty equipment and computer system designed exclusively for this highly specialized area to maintain quality.

Bryan Ferguson was pharmacist/manager when the store opened in its new location in 2001. In 2012 Jennifer Ludwig became pharmacist/manager. Kim Bright started her pharmacy career with Super Thrifty in 1999. After graduating in 2016, Jasmine Campbell accepted a fulltime position. Allison Barclay joined the staff in 2018.

Our Community

Brandon is located on the banks of the Assiniboine River in southwestern Manitoba. It’s the second largest city in Manitoba, with a population of 49,000 and a trading area of 180,000 people. Known as “The Wheat City” due to its agricultural economy, Brandon is also home to manufacturing, health care, transportation and food processing.

The Keystone Centre, one of the largest facilities of its type in Canada, is a multi-purpose facility which serves as home of the Brandon Wheat Kings hockey team and the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair. Established in 1882, Royal Winter Fair is only one of two annual fairs in Canada to receive Royal patronage and is one of the largest agricultural events in Western Canada.

Brandon University and Assiniboine Community College offer post secondary educational opportunities. Manitoba Emergency Services College offers training for careers for firefighters, primary care paramedics or emergency services personnel.  Brandon has something for every sports enthusiast, indoors or out, summer or winter.  Manitoba’s many recreational areas, such as Riding Mountain National Park and Spruce Woods Provincial Park are within easy driving distance.

Meet the team

Jennifer Ludwig

Jennifer’s Super Thrifty career started as a teenager, working the front till at Home Health Care Pharmacy. Upon her acceptance into the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Manitoba, she worked as a pharmacy assistant and student until her graduation in 2005.  She then packed her suitcase, travelling around Manitoba as a Super Thrifty relief pharmacist for just over a year, filling in so that others could take their much deserved vacations.

In 2006, Jennifer completed specialized training in compounding at the Professional Compounding Centres of America (PCCA) in Houston, Texas. Since that time, she has attended various conferences to increase her knowledge in pain management, hormone replacement therapy and veterinary medicine. Her interest in veterinary medicine became even more apparent with the addition of her puppies, Bogey Maverick and Lou Bixby, and she became certified in veterinary compounding in December 2010. Jennifer is certified to prescribe medications for self-limiting conditions.

Jennifer became an owner and the manager of Super Thrifty Pharmacy in 2011. She serves as a member on the Super Thrifty Drugs Canada Ltd. Board of Directors. Since 2012, Jennifer has served on council for the College of Pharmacists of Manitoba and has acted as their Executive Treasurer, President and Vice-President. Jennifer is a recipient of the YWCA Women of Distinction Award for her contributions to the health and well-being of the community.”Pharmacy has always been my passion. You could say it is in my blood!” Her uncle Joss March is one of the Super Thrifty founding partners, and she has two great-uncles who were also pharmacists. “Treating people with quality care and respect has always been the motto of Super Thrifty – from every level of operation. I love knowing who my patients are and being able to greet them by name when they come into the store. Super Thrifty has always been like my second family.”

Jasmine Campbell

Jasmine graduated from the College of Pharmacy, University of Manitoba in 2016. After completing her internship with Super Thrifty Pharmacy, Jasmine accepted a full time position as pharmacist. She completed the C3 Comprehensive Compounding Course at the Professional at the Professional Compounding Centres of America in London, Ontario in September 2016.

Jasmine enjoys the specialization of compounding, particularly witnessing the benefits of individualized patient care. She enjoys learning something every day through the challenges of compounding. She’s certified to administer injections and can prescribe medications for smoking cessation.

Allison Barclay

Allison began with Super Thrifty in 2007 as a consultant pharmacist with Pharma-Medic Services. Here she gained experience in geriatric pharmacy and enjoyed collaborating with other health care professionals in the provision of care to Brandon’s personal care home residents. Wanting to keep active in community pharmacy, she joined Medical Centre Pharmacy in 2013 and presently works there on a part-time basis. Allison accepted a new challenge in 2018, joining the staff at Super Thrifty Pharmacy.

She completed the C3 comprehensive compounding course at the Professional Compounding Centres of America (PCCA) and is thrilled to work as a member of  the experienced compounding team to provide patients with unique and personalized medication options.

Kim Bright

2019 marks Kim’s 20th year with Super Thrifty and 40th as a pharmacist. She is certified to administer injections as well as prescribe medications for self-limiting conditions. She is a breast feeding counsellor.

Kim has a great sense of adventure and is always looking for new and fun things to do in the community.  She’s a Zumba-loving clog dancer and is a roller derby ref. Kim scrubs the floor at Helping Hands, Brandon’s soup kitchen – a chore that her father taught her fifty years ago in his pharmacy.  Her latest adventure involves conducting the choir at Seniors for Seniors.


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Ideal for couples, this beautiful oceanfront room is designed with a king bed with crisp white linens, 42" HDTV, mini-refrigerator, microwave, free Wi-Fi, and private balcony with spectacular views of the ocean. AMENITIES Mini-Refrigerator Microwave Complimentary Wi-Fi Private Balcony or Patio Hair Dryer In-Room Safe Coffee Maker Iron & Ironing Board 42" Flat-Screen HDTV Premium Cable Channels Complimentary Toiletries
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Who is Mick Eugene Fanning?

December 14, 2013 | Surfing
Mick Fanning: the White Lightning

Mick Eugene Fanning was born on the 13th June, 1981, in Penrith, NSW, Australia, to Irish parents.

The blond boy learned to surf at the age of five, near Mount Gambier, before moving with his family to Tweed Heads, three years later.

In 1998, he loses his brother Sean in a car accident. With only 22 years, Mick enters the Dream Tour, finishes in fifth place and wins the ASP Rookie of the Year award.

The regular footer's ascension to the top was violently interrupted by an injury, in 2004, when he suffered a complete hamstring tear.

Fortunately for him, at the age of 26, he claims his maiden ASP World Championship Tour title. Fanning is the first Australian to usurp Slater for a world title, in 15 years.

In 2008, Mick married long-time girlfriend Karissa Dalton and, one year later, captures world title number two at the final event, in Pipeline.

The surfer also known as the "White Lightning" had his controversial moments with the Snickers bodyboarding ad and the Jewish issue.

Cooking is one of Mick Fanning's many special talents. He loves chocolate and his favorite music is "anything mellow".


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Beast Hunter Skins Now Available

Posted on at 11:16 AM by Moobeat
"Die with weapon in hand." The three new BEAST HUNTER skins for Draven, Sejuani, and Tryndamere are now available for 750 RP each!

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From the release announcement "The Hunt is on" -
"Day 21
We tracked the creature until dusk, then made camp for the night. The other hunters are tired and the wounded cannot travel much further, but we must continue. All this death, the agony; it cannot be this meaningless. We will slay it.
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The beast struck in the night. It moved as water yet its hide was iron. Our spears shattered, our shields cracked. None survived, save me. I’ve burned what was left and set in the direction of the creature. I will kill it or die in its razor teeth.
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The three hunters came at dawn and robbed me of my destiny. They attacked the beast with weapons and armor shaped from unfathomable monsters. Their strikes were like thunder cast with spinning blades and spiked flails. The unkillable beast, slaughtered by three. The creature that massacred my men, my brothers, felled so quickly. They butchered it and were gone soon after. By the look of the fire in their eyes, a new hunt was on.

Stalk your prey with Beast Hunter Sejuani, Beast Hunter Draven, and Beast Hunter Tryndamere, now gathering in the League store for 750 RP."

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This fabulous oversized circular Skeleton wall clock features an open face and would make the perfect choice to spice up large brick or painted walls.

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Daniel Shores, sound engineer & owner Sono Luminus Studios

When setting up a dedicated room in his home to work on editing, noise removal and initial mixes for classical and other music compositions, Grammy®-winning sound engineer Daniel Shores sought out SVS Ultra Tower speakers for the combination of pinpoint accuracy, detailed response and low frequency extension. The Ultra Tower speakers anchor a high-end system in his home studio equipped for mixing and mastering of Auro-3D®, the next generation three-dimensional audio standard for music.

Never one to slow down, Shores has engineered over 180 albums for his label (Sono Luminus), including albums for Steinway and Sons, Naxos, Hannsler Classics, Delos, RCA Red Seal, and numerous others. He also worked on the groundbreaking first 9.1 Auro-3D release by an American label, Peter Gregson’s “Touch”, and has participated on panels at the last four Audio Engineering Society conventions and will be participating on a panel at this year's Tonemeistertaung in Germany.

We caught up with Daniel to see how the Ultra Tower speakers have been performing in his studio and to learn what’s in store for the future.

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What led you to SVS in the first place?

Being in the audio industry, I talk to a lot of engineers and others who are involved in the production process and SVS kept coming up as a brand that delivered beyond what you pay for. As I was trying to build my home studio on a controlled budget I needed something that could easily fill my 12.5 x 18.5 x 7.8 room with effortless and accurate audio output. It also needed to be powerful enough to work in a stereo array but versatile enough to be used in a 9.1 Auro 3-D setup as well.

After consulting with Ed Mullen on the dimensions and my other equipment, I decided on the Ultra Towers.

What were your initial impressions of the Ultra Tower Speakers?

Right out of the box, I was floored by how gorgeous they were. On top of that, just so I could hear something out of them immediately, I connected them to the Pioneer receiver that was in the room already with very non-fancy speaker wire. Right out of the box in a very “budget” system, I enjoyed them far more than the B&W 684s, c9s, or Martin Logan's that I demoed in the Best Buy Magnolia Design Center home theater room a week earlier. All of those were driven by a high-end Marantz amp, so needless to say, I was excited to start critical listening!

After spending a couple weeks treating my room, optimizing settings, moving the speakers, making it a cool place to work, and most importantly, listening to everything I could throw at them from projects I've done, to new recordings, to classics in every genre (Dark Side of the Moon continues to be my main reference), I find it hard to express how impressed I am with the Ultra towers. They are both enjoyable to listen to, and I am starting to feel comfortable working with them as I get to know them.

From an engineer’s perspective, how would you describe the sound of the Ultra Tower Speakers?

All my other speakers have ribbon tweeters, and the construction difference compared to the Ultra Tower speaker’s aluminum dome tweeter was noticeable at first in terms of the sound, with a little more brightness. But after a week or so, my ears completely adjusted and/or the speakers broke in and the high frequencies are now clear, airy and tonally accurate to my ears.

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I believe that great sound is great sound regardless of the cost. There are speakers that cost far more than the Ultra Towers that don’t begin to compare with the sonic texture and sound stage that they provide. When I’m working, it is critical that I not just hear sound, but that I can hear “through” the music, and the sound stage that the Ultra Towers give me allows me to do that and more. Whether I’m working on precise editing, taking out the faintest of arrant noises, or setting up my initial mixes, The SVS speakers have exceeded my expectations at every turn. I can not recommend them enough for working professionals, or for people who just want the best possible listening experience!

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If you were diagnosed with a disease, or came down with an illness, your doctor would likely prescribe you medicine or suggest some medical intervention. And, it would be important to know if the doctor was recommending something that had been rigorously tested on people who looked like you. In fact, the more the subjects in that controlled study looked like you, the better.

Were the subjects human? Your age? Your skin color? Your heritage? And perhaps most importantly, your sex?

The sad truth is, that last variable is often the one missing from research if you're a female.

When women go to their doctors they are routinely given advice based on male bodies that may not be relevant to their own female bodies. Females contract illnesses in different proportions, they present different symptoms and even get different diseases, yet we are routinely treated as if they are biologically identical to our male counterparts.

I launched the Empowered Health podcast to start a discussion around how females are different than males and are deserving of the same level of care and respect when it comes to our health. Women needed a source of information that will help them lead their happiest, healthiest lives and I'm proud Empowered Health is first to fill that gap.

From 1977 to 1993, women of childbearing age were legally prohibited from participating in clinical trials. That means any medical advice based on research that was conducted during this 16 year period will not be helpful to women ages 18-45 years old.

And it's not that women at that stage of life use medicines or need medical treatments at lower rates than men. Approximately half of all U.S. women– and one in nine pregnant women– between ages 15 to 44 report taking a prescription drug within the last month, according to the CDC. Other findings show that over 90 percent of pregnant and lactating women in the U.S. are on at least one medication. That means most American women are taking meds that have not been tested on their bodies, they therefore do not know what the impact of those drugs are on their bodies or their babies bodies.

The reasons for this disparity in representation in clinical trials is not purely sexist. In the 1950s, Thalidomide was a drug prescribed to women who had morning sickness. By the 1960s, the medication was blamed for causing severe birth defects in thousands of babies. Its use was banned in treating pregnant women. The cultural experience of this tragedy has left an imprint on medical research that is still felt today.

And, while there has been a recent acknowledgement that this creates a dangerous medical environment for women, it is far from fixed.

The most recent effort by the US government to fix this problem makes it clear: "The statute requires NIH to ensure that clinical trials are carried out in a manner sufficient to provide for a valid analysis of whether the variables being studied affect women or members of minority groups differently than other trial participants."

Yet, we know that drug companies have work arounds to these guidelines. They can claim they tried to enroll women in the study, but they all dropped out, or they tried to recruit females but non wanted to participate. Whatever the excuse, females are still vastly underrepresented in clinical trials.

And all too often the media assumes medical advice is applicable to both sexes, because for most of history our bodies had been assumed to be the same, despite clear indications to the contrary.

More women are graduating from medical school than men and things are starting to change. When female med students realize no one is differentiating between the sexes hearts, brain, bones, and yet they know there are clear differences, they want answers too. These pioneers are doing fantastic research on how all our organs are different, which means we may require different testing and different treatments.

Their work is why I launched the Empowered Health Podcast. There are loads of brilliant researchers working on these issues around sex difference and I wanted to talk to them. Women's bodies are miraculous! And the more we dig, the more we learn just how different our parts are. Yet, the mainstream media has yet to catch on to this relatively new area of research--women's whole bodies

I've been an investigative journalist for almost two decades, covering everything from Congression cover-ups to high-profile murders to the shortcomings of artificial intelligence. And women's health is the biggest mess of bad information I've ever come upon. It is a disaster that women are dying of diseases because the treatments they receive are effective only in male bodies. As a women I'm constantly learning from others about my body, health and experience talking to the world's experts on topics ranging from heart disease and menopause to how THC causes a heightened high when we're ovulating! And the same is likely true for wine, have a glass of wine on your period and you'll feel very different than midway through your cycle when your hormones are surging.

On Empowered Health we're getting into all of the wonderful, mysterious ways we're different. While most female health news focus on periods, pregnancy or a specific disease, our goal is to literally cover everything. Our listeners have come to count on Empowered Health as the go-to source for evidence-based information that allows them to make the best choices for their individual bodies. We are talking to the world's experts on topics of specific importance to women everywhere. We are sharing valuable information that is not readily available so that you can decide how to live your healthiest happiest life.

Women are constantly dismissed, misdiagnosed, and altogether left out of the healthcare system, which is why I recognized there was a need for my podcast Empowered Health with Emily Kumler. We are demanding a seat at the table. Each week I tackle a different topic related to women's wellbeing. Unlike the way our medical environment is structured, I don't believe you can take a woman apart and conclusively diagnose her. We need to consider the whole women, her experiences, her symptoms, her lifestyle in order to understand how she is healthy or sick.

I've interviewed more than 100 sources on Empowered Health about these issues including Laurie Glimcher, the CEO of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Dr. Robert Gabbay, the medical director of Joslin Diabetes, and Dr. Sharonne Hayes, the medical director of the Mayo Clinic's Office for Diversity and Inclusion. I've talked to investigative reporters Gary Taubes and Nina Teicholz about nutrition, as well as pregnancy experts like Emily Oster and Dr. Neel Shah, menopause experts Dr. Jan Shifren and Dr. Nancy Woods, state representatives Jaime Herrera-Buetler (R) and Leslie Herrod (D), and even famed anthropologists like Kristen Hawkes.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, yet many doctors don't even know that the female heart is different and suffers in different ways than the male heart, which is what most research is on.

So, it's not surprising that the way we diagnose heart attacks is flawed. As we learned in our episode with cardiologists Dr. Janet Wei and Dr. Giulia Sheftel, women are more likely to have blockages in the small vessels of their heart whereas men have plaque build-up in their large arteries.While chest pain is still the number one symptom for both sexes, women sometimes present atypical symptoms, contributing to a lower diagnosis rate thus leaving women more vulnerable to being left untreated.

Another trend we've seen is women experiencing dismissal of their discomfort–whether by clinicians, friends, family, or even to themselves. Women are constantly told their menstrual pain is normal. What is normal about symptoms that cause women to miss work, school, and important commitments for multiple days each month?

While covering endometriosis–a disorder where endometrial tissue appears outside the uterus, causing pain during menstruation–we learned that approximately one in ten American women suffer from endometriosis, yet many remain undiagnosed. This is due to the stigma that period pain is expected and tolerable, when actually it is debilitating for many endometriosis patients.

I'm sick of women being disregarded and dismissed. We found this especially true when looking at maternal mortality in the U.S.

All these themes tie back to a general thread: women are being massively disregarded by the medical system. Many outlets covering women's health are not adequately addressing the claims researchers make, causing misinformation to spread rapidly. As a reporter I know how to ask the tough questions, sift through the data and research and my goal is to share that info in a meaningful way with women everywhere.

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It’s Time for Women to Stop Worrying About Being “Too Much”

We are living in a time when women are rising to new heights which means they are regularly being confronted with the fear of being "too much". For women in business this is pervasive and costly.

A few ways women can be perceived as "too much" are:

Speaking up about their successes and achievements.

Sharing one too many photos of their cute kids.

Telling one too many people about that date night.

Looking a little too good in that swimsuit.

These can lead to being publicly attacked on social media or privately slandered which in turn leads to women dimming their light and walking on egg shells in hopes of avoiding conflict and judgement.

The minute a woman feels it's unsafe to shine she will begin to overthink, worry, and fear how she shows up in the world.

Forgetting to announce the book is done and the interview is live.

Choosing to focus on what's still on the to-do list rather than what's been checked off.

Many female entrepreneurs are subconsciously altering their behavior in an attempt to not attract too much attention to themselves, rather than focusing on allowing authenticity and magnetism to attract their ideal clients and community.

Women are afraid of being criticized, ostracized, and abandoned by other women for simply being who they are. This leads to quite the quantum when being who you are is simplest way to accelerate the growth of your business.

New research shows men are far more comfortable with self promotion than women are. Researchers found that men rate their own performance 33 percent higher than equally performing women. What we know is that self promotion pays off and this is where women are missing the boat.

The world needs more women to step into leadership roles and no longer be intimidated about creating six and seven figure careers.

Here are five ways to release the fear of being "too much":

1. Approve of yourself.

While it feels good to receive outside validation it will never be enough if you don't first appreciate yourself. The key to having a healthy support system is to make sure you are part of it. Being your biggest critic is what your mother's generation did. It's now time to be your biggest cheerleader. Becoming aware of self talk will reveal what belief is ready to be re-wired. Create a simply mantra that affirms how incredible capable you are.

2. Connect deeply to those you serve.

One powerful way to shift out of people pleasing behavior is to get clear on who actually matters to the wellbeing and success of your life and business. Leadership is not about being the most popular, instead it's a decision to be brave for those who can't be. Take a few minutes each day to visualize and meditate on those your business serves and supports. See your future clients moving toward you every time you choose to stand in your power and use your authentic voice.

3. Remember the legacy you wish to leave.

Having your life purpose and legacy in writing is one of the most transformational exercises you can do. Reading this often will keep you focused on what matters. Knowing what you wish to leave in the hearts of those you love most is incredibly grounding. You didn't come here to keep your mouth shut, dilute your truth, or dim your light-you came here to make a difference.

4. Forgive those who have been unsupportive in the past.

The past has a way of informing the future in a negative way when there is unresolved pain. Take a few minutes to get quiet and ask yourself who you have unforgiveness towards or maybe their name came to mind as you read this article. Listening to a forgiveness meditation or writing a letter to the person you are ready to forgive are both simple and effective ways to process and heal.

5. Be part a community of bright, successful women.

Meaningful relationships with others who have similar aspirations is what will keep you out of isolation and playing small. These connections can happen in a networking group, online community or a local Meetup. Thriving in every area of life is depend on you knowing where you belong and being celebrated there. Don't wait to be invited, go actively seek out people and places that support your dreams and desires.

6. Accept you can have it all.

Women have been fed a lie for generations that says, you can have love or money. Decide you can have it all and allow it to flow to you. You can have a successful career and an amazing mother. You can balance motherhood and loving marriage. Don't let anyone write the rules for you. This is the time to create the life you desire on your terms.

7. Celebrate everything!

The fastest way to leave the haters in the dust is to celebrate everything! At the end of each day lay in bed and recall the best moments. At the end of each week, publicly acknowledge and celebrate what's good in your life. Once a month, have a celebration dinner and share it with those who have helped you in the journey. If there's something good happening, talk about it with everyone who will listen!

May you be a woman who chooses to shine so that others may be reminded of all they can be and do.


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All Artists: Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
Title: Savvy Show Stoppers
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Label: Cargo Records
Release Date: 6/30/1993
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
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Over the years we have role played this fantasy and each time I must admit I have had extraordinary orgasms and now I too have fantasies of other men taking me while he watches. Never have we acted on this fantasy but it comes up a lot in conversation. His 50th birthday was coming up and I decided I might do something brave and try to fulfill his desires so I did some searches and found a swingers group nearby. Emails exchanged I found out that we would be under no obligation to play at their party and would be free to leave if it wasn't for us. I hoped he was interested for real as I booked us in for the next friday evenings party.

Thrilled he was and we got ready for the party me dressed in a nice dress and heals he in slacks and a black shirt. We are both fit for our age he as explained 50 while I am 46. I added some nice makeup and off we went. I was nervous but excited and a little wet.

We arrived at a large house and the hosts met us at the door. They were younger probably late 30's and we went inside and they introduced us to a few other couples, a lady on her own and three single guys. It had been explained that some single guys attended as guys wear out and need rest times while some of the ladies like to be banged all night. The hosts explained that others were already in the rooms playing and pointed to the hallway. We had a drink and made some small talk, then decided to venture to the play areas for a look. In the rooms were couples and groups sucking and fucking and i must say watching had a distinct effect on me. I was horny and ready to do this despite my reservations.

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