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On Nov. 8, American voters for the first time in history will see a woman’s name on the ballot as a major party’s nominee for president. A broad majority of voters — men and women — say they are happy this milestone has been reached, but fully half of them say they would have preferred that that first woman not be Hillary Clinton, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
The poll looked closely at women’s political views and broader outlook on American life, as well as how the wider society views the role of women. The survey found that women think more progress has been made toward ending sexism than racism in society. They value motherhood more than marriage. They think that sexual harassment is a significant issue in the workplace. And they think the greatest problem facing American women is inequality in pay and career opportunities.
Mrs. Clinton is supported by 52 percent of women likely to vote in November, while 39 percent back Mr. Trump.
Mr. Trump’s problems with women are significant: 55 percent of female respondents say he does not respect women and about half think a Trump presidency would be bad for women. Only 11 percent think electing him would be good for women, while 45 percent of women say Mrs. Clinton’s election would benefit them.
Mrs. Clinton’s nomination has done little to reverse women’s perceptions of gender discrimination in America, and in many cases, their views differ sharply from men’s.
Forty-eight percent of women — but just 35 percent of men — think there are more advantages in being a man than in being a woman in society today. Majorities of women with a college degree, those who identify as Democrats, those younger than 30, those with household incomes of at least $100,000, and black women all say men hold an advantage.
Asked to name the most important problem facing women today, women cited issues related to gender inequality in the workplace, primarily pay, more than any other. Gender divisions were particularly pronounced on issues related to the workplace. Three-quarters of women said women in the United States are paid less than men doing similar work, while 55 percent of men held the same opinion.
Women were also more likely than men to say there is “a lot” of sexual harassment in most American workplaces today — fully one-quarter said so, compared with 18 percent of men. But the same number of men and women, 53 percent, acknowledge that there is “some.” Younger women and African-American women are most likely to say there is a lot of sexual harassment.
A poll of women conducted for Virginia Slims in 1994 found virtually the same result: Three-quarters of women said there was some sexual harassment or a lot in the workplace.
By a ratio of almost two to one — 51 percent to 27 percent — American women think more progress has been made in overcoming sexism than racism in the past 20 years.
But Joyce Coleman, an African-American from Southfield, Mich., and a retired human resources consultant, said in a follow-up interview that there had been less progress toward ending sexism.
The nationwide poll was conducted from Sept. 9 through 13 on landlines and cellphones with 1,770 adults and has an overall margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
Men are significantly more likely than women to see themselves as ever being leaders in business or government. Nearly half of men say they could achieve this while less than a third of women do. African-American women are much more likely than white women to see themselves as leaders (40 percent versus 26 percent). Likewise, women younger than 45 and those with more education or higher incomes are the more likely than other women to think this high level of leadership is achievable.
Carla Lytle, a 52-year-old African-American, manages election officials at the Election Commission in Shelby County, Tenn., and is one of the survey participants who sees herself as a leader.
Women rate success at work as much more important than their appearance in determining how they feel about themselves, but significantly more think that society places a higher emphasis on looks than on their success at work. Fifty-three percent of women say their appearance is very important in how they view themselves, while 71 percent say society judges them by their physical appearance. African-American women are far more likely to rate their appearance as very important.
Fifty-six percent of women think Mrs. Clinton is a good role model for women. By contrast, in 2007, during her first campaign for the presidency, a Times/CBS News poll found that 70 percent considered her a good role model.
Willa Speiser, 68, a freelance editor in Warwick, N.Y., plans to vote for her but does not consider her a role model.
The poll looked closely at women’s political views and broader outlook on American life, as well as how the wider society views the role of women.
Significantly more men than women consider marriage to be very important. While 58 percent of men said being married is very important, just 47 percent of women overall said so.
Most women with household incomes over $100,000, those who identify as Republicans and those between the ages of 30 and 45 said marriage is very important to them. But in roughly equal numbers (almost three-quarters), both men and women said being a parent was very important to them. Women under the age of 30 were least likely to rate parenthood as very important, but still, 59 percent hold this belief.
Dalia Sussman, Giovanni Russonello and Marina Stefan contributed reporting.

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On Nov. 8 , American voters for the first time in history will see a woman ’s name on the ballot as a major party ’s nominee for president . A broad majority of voters — men and women — say they are happy this milestone has been reached , but fully half of them say they would have preferred that that first woman not be Hillary Clinton , according to the latest New York Times / CBS News poll .
 The poll looked closely at women ’s political views and broader outlook on American life , as well as how the wider society views the role of women . The survey found that women think more progress has been made toward ending sexism than racism in society . They value motherhood more than marriage . They think that sexual harassment is a significant issue in the workplace . And they think the greatest problem facing American women is inequality in pay and career opportunities .
 Mrs. Clinton is supported by 52 percent of women likely to vote in November , while 39 percent back Mr. Trump .
 Mr. Trump ’s problems with women are significant : 55 percent of female respondents say he does not respect women and about half think a Trump presidency would be bad for women . Only 11 percent think electing him would be good for women , while 45 percent of women say Mrs. Clinton ’s election would benefit them .
 Mrs. Clinton ’s nomination has done little to reverse women ’s perceptions of gender discrimination in America , and in many cases , their views differ sharply from men ’s .
 Forty - eight percent of women — but just 35 percent of men — think there are more advantages in being a man than in being a woman in society today . Majorities of women with a college degree , those who identify as Democrats , those younger than 30 , those with household incomes of at least $ 100,000 , and black women all say men hold an advantage .
 Asked to name the most important problem facing women today , women cited issues related to gender inequality in the workplace , primarily pay , more than any other . Gender divisions were particularly pronounced on issues related to the workplace . Three - quarters of women said women in the United States are paid less than men doing similar work , while 55 percent of men held the same opinion .
 Women were also more likely than men to say there is “ a lot ” of sexual harassment in most American workplaces today — fully one - quarter said so , compared with 18 percent of men . But the same number of men and women , 53 percent , acknowledge that there is “ some . ” Younger women and African - American women are most likely to say there is a lot of sexual harassment .
 A poll of women conducted for Virginia Slims in 1994 found virtually the same result : Three - quarters of women said there was some sexual harassment or a lot in the workplace .
 By a ratio of almost two to one — 51 percent to 27 percent — American women think more progress has been made in overcoming sexism than racism in the past 20 years .
 But Joyce Coleman , an African - American from Southfield , Mich. , and a retired human resources consultant , said in a follow - up interview that there had been less progress toward ending sexism .
 The nationwide poll was conducted from Sept. 9 through 13 on landlines and cellphones with 1,770 adults and has an overall margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points .
 Men are significantly more likely than women to see themselves as ever being leaders in business or government . Nearly half of men say they could achieve this while less than a third of women do . African - American women are much more likely than white women to see themselves as leaders ( 40 percent versus 26 percent ) . Likewise , women younger than 45 and those with more education or higher incomes are the more likely than other women to think this high level of leadership is achievable .
 Carla Lytle , a 52 - year - old African - American , manages election officials at the Election Commission in Shelby County , Tenn. , and is one of the survey participants who sees herself as a leader .
 Women rate success at work as much more important than their appearance in determining how they feel about themselves , but significantly more think that society places a higher emphasis on looks than on their success at work . Fifty - three percent of women say their appearance is very important in how they view themselves , while 71 percent say society judges them by their physical appearance . African - American women are far more likely to rate their appearance as very important .
 Fifty - six percent of women think Mrs. Clinton is a good role model for women . By contrast , in 2007 , during her first campaign for the presidency , a Times / CBS News poll found that 70 percent considered her a good role model .
 Willa Speiser , 68 , a freelance editor in Warwick , N.Y. , plans to vote for her but does not consider her a role model .
 The poll looked closely at women ’s political views and broader outlook on American life , as well as how the wider society views the role of women .
 Significantly more men than women consider marriage to be very important . While 58 percent of men said being married is very important , just 47 percent of women overall said so .
 Most women with household incomes over $ 100,000 , those who identify as Republicans and those between the ages of 30 and 45 said marriage is very important to them . But in roughly equal numbers ( almost three - quarters ) , both men and women said being a parent was very important to them . Women under the age of 30 were least likely to rate parenthood as very important , but still , 59 percent hold this belief .
 Dalia Sussman , Giovanni Russonello and Marina Stefan contributed reporting .


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If you’re really lucky, you have a mother who loves you. If you’re truly blessed, you have a mother like mine, who not only loves me, but loves me unconditionally, with a love so blinding (or illuminating, perhaps) that she’s able to willingly pull out the nasty pain catheter sticking out from your side. She sweetly remembers this love even as you’re trying not to swear as she pulls and pulls, and the “black tip” that’s supposed to signify the end of the catheter has been passed four times. She kindly remembers this love (and thankfully has a strong stomach) as you glance at her, your confusion and nausea clearly written on your face. This is the kind of mother that is a blessing, this same mother who once again has uprooted her life to come live with me, caring for John Paul and me as I recover from surgery. Oh, how I am grateful for her presence!
My pain catheter wasn’t supposed to come out until it had been emptied of all medication, and it looked like it had another two days in there this morning, but I just couldn’t take it anymore. I’m still in pain, and I am a little worried I’ll regret my decision when I’m trying to sleep tonight and my left side is no longer numb, but I couldn’t take one more day of being connected. It seems I’ve spent so much of this past year connected to artificial (if not life-saving) things, whether it be IV bags of medicine, fluids, or blood, or super stylish fanny packs full of pain meds or chemotherapy. Besides the obvious discomfort and extreme difficulty showering, dressing, holding John Paul, etc., I know why these cumbersome medical creations bother me so much: they make me feel enslaved.
And isn’t one of our greatest desires, if not our greatest, for freedom? Freedom to live, to love, to just have the chance to become who we are meant to be? Freedom from pain, from fear, and most of all, freedom from death? Even though my eyes have been opened and I believe the truth has been revealed to me, the truth that Christ has overcome all things-even death-and that in His willing suffering and dying and rising again we have been set free from all evil, all sadness, and all suffering, I still struggle. And how much more I struggle when my faith falters and my mind begins to question all that my heart believes. How I struggle to acknowledge my smallness and the reality that ultimately, I, nor my doctors, have control over what my body does-whether it responds to more treatment if I need it or not, whether the cancer that we thought was gone has come back, and whether I heal quickly or slowly from surgery. Never has this been made more clear than this week.
Things didn’t go as hoped from the beginning last Thursday. To begin with, as usual, my nurse struggled to find a vein to place an IV in my arm. Though she was confident she’d get it right away, she didn’t. Then, my surgery that was originally scheduled for one hour, turned into three. The tissue my doctor kept removing was dead. But since he knew live tissue was in there somewhere, he had to keep digging, and digging, and digging. When he finally was confident that he’d found enough live tissue to biopsy, he had removed almost sixty percent of my tumor (removing so much of a primary mediastinal mass is highly unusual for Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma-especially when the tumor is in your chest. For one thing, removing it won’t improve chances of a cure-since Lymphoma is a blood cancer the cancer will just come back. For another, it is dangerous to remove a tumor that is so closely located to your heart and lung.) Because the surgery had taken so long and so much mass had been removed, I need much more anesthesia and pain medication than expected, which has taken its toll on me the past few days. And because I was on so much anesthesia, I had to recover in the more serious post-op wing, which meant I couldn’t see my family for almost four hours after my surgery ended, leaving me and them nervous and upset. To put it in perspective, I could have developed a nasty infection from my lung being deflated or even died (as you always can during surgery-especially of the chest), so all in all, things went fine.
Yet, even though I am here, well enough to take a walk today and share my experience with you, I confronted my lack of control over my body, and life in general, face to face this past week. I wish it left me with some incredibly wise words to share with you, but I think all it left me with was a greater sense of thanksgiving for the things I do have control over (you can bet I’m getting a hair cut this week! I can and will control whether or not I have a mullet that rivals my sons!), and a greater hunger for a God who I know, who I know, deep in my heart, even if my head says something different, has overcome all things, even sickness, even suffering, and even death. And friends, how I pray for you to know the same truth that I do; how fervently I pray that you find the same peace.
You broke my chains of sin and shame and you covered me with grace.
You cover me with grace.
You are the hand that reaches out to save.
It is for freedom that I am set free.
And yes, Lord, we are grateful for Your Grace and for Your Love.
Please know this: I am always praying for your well-being and happiness, and in thanksgiving for your love and friendship. And I will never stop.
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May God bless you and heal you. Praying for you, Allison.
Thanks Allison, You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Can I ask what sub-type of NHL do you have…I think I missed it. I am fighting peripheral t-cell, NOS 4B. I am doing a trial study and we are on the third cycle of it. It has caused me a lot of side-issues. My sister has put her house on the market here in Indiana and we are moving down to the Houston Bay Area in Texas. I am going seeking treatment at MD Anderson. I was accepted a couple of weeks ago, but I can’t go right away so I started this trial drug back up. I tell you this because I too have been stressing out over the things that I have no control over. I needed to hear your words tonight to remind me that God is the Puppeteer and that I am his abstract puppet – there is a purpose for His path for me. I’m dizzy like walking on the ocean. I have went from about 200lbs to 111lbs in a very short time and I am afraid.
One more thing for you Allison one of the things that I used to tell new people in my support group when they had the, “Do I try treatment, they gave me no hope?” – if you try nothing, you will get nothing. If you try something, you may still get nothing, but with something there is hope.
I am blessed with a loving and giving mother also. When I lost my hair, she told me how beautiful the shape of my head was. I think only a mom would say that, but it made me feel better. Know that all of the emotions you feel are normal. God bless you! You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hang in there Ali!!!! God has you in the palm of his hands and will not let go. You are beautiful!! And right where he wants you, trusting in Him. I am so sorry for your ordeal; your strength in the Lord is very encouraging to me. Thank you for sharing your faith and human weakness as well:) God bless you and your family.
Loved this post, Allison. You are so lucky to have a wonderful Mom like Sherry. I am so blessed too! I remember my Mom pressing down on my belly to get all the liquid out of my tubes after my appendectomy and burst appendix!! I also just hear some EXTRAORDINARILY WONDERFUL NEWS!! The biposy was negative!!! That is sweet music (like your voice) to our ears! Congratulations on your remission and on having a great doctor excercising great care and caution. Love to you!!

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If you ’re really lucky , you have a mother who loves you . If you ’re truly blessed , you have a mother like mine , who not only loves me , but loves me unconditionally , with a love so blinding ( or illuminating , perhaps ) that she ’s able to willingly pull out the nasty pain catheter sticking out from your side . She sweetly remembers this love even as you ’re trying not to swear as she pulls and pulls , and the “ black tip ” that ’s supposed to signify the end of the catheter has been passed four times . She kindly remembers this love ( and thankfully has a strong stomach ) as you glance at her , your confusion and nausea clearly written on your face . This is the kind of mother that is a blessing , this same mother who once again has uprooted her life to come live with me , caring for John Paul and me as I recover from surgery . Oh , how I am grateful for her presence !
 My pain catheter was n’t supposed to come out until it had been emptied of all medication , and it looked like it had another two days in there this morning , but I just could n’t take it anymore . I ’m still in pain , and I am a little worried I ’ll regret my decision when I ’m trying to sleep tonight and my left side is no longer numb , but I could n’t take one more day of being connected . It seems I ’ve spent so much of this past year connected to artificial ( if not life - saving ) things , whether it be IV bags of medicine , fluids , or blood , or super stylish fanny packs full of pain meds or chemotherapy . Besides the obvious discomfort and extreme difficulty showering , dressing , holding John Paul , etc . , I know why these cumbersome medical creations bother me so much : they make me feel enslaved .
 And is n’t one of our greatest desires , if not our greatest , for freedom ? Freedom to live , to love , to just have the chance to become who we are meant to be ? Freedom from pain , from fear , and most of all , freedom from death ? Even though my eyes have been opened and I believe the truth has been revealed to me , the truth that Christ has overcome all things - even death - and that in His willing suffering and dying and rising again we have been set free from all evil , all sadness , and all suffering , I still struggle . And how much more I struggle when my faith falters and my mind begins to question all that my heart believes . How I struggle to acknowledge my smallness and the reality that ultimately , I , nor my doctors , have control over what my body does - whether it responds to more treatment if I need it or not , whether the cancer that we thought was gone has come back , and whether I heal quickly or slowly from surgery . Never has this been made more clear than this week .
 Things did n’t go as hoped from the beginning last Thursday . To begin with , as usual , my nurse struggled to find a vein to place an IV in my arm . Though she was confident she ’d get it right away , she did n’t . Then , my surgery that was originally scheduled for one hour , turned into three . The tissue my doctor kept removing was dead . But since he knew live tissue was in there somewhere , he had to keep digging , and digging , and digging . When he finally was confident that he ’d found enough live tissue to biopsy , he had removed almost sixty percent of my tumor ( removing so much of a primary mediastinal mass is highly unusual for Non - Hodgkin ’s Lymphoma - especially when the tumor is in your chest . For one thing , removing it wo n’t improve chances of a cure - since Lymphoma is a blood cancer the cancer will just come back . For another , it is dangerous to remove a tumor that is so closely located to your heart and lung . ) Because the surgery had taken so long and so much mass had been removed , I need much more anesthesia and pain medication than expected , which has taken its toll on me the past few days . And because I was on so much anesthesia , I had to recover in the more serious post - op wing , which meant I could n’t see my family for almost four hours after my surgery ended , leaving me and them nervous and upset . To put it in perspective , I could have developed a nasty infection from my lung being deflated or even died ( as you always can during surgery - especially of the chest ) , so all in all , things went fine .
 Yet , even though I am here , well enough to take a walk today and share my experience with you , I confronted my lack of control over my body , and life in general , face to face this past week . I wish it left me with some incredibly wise words to share with you , but I think all it left me with was a greater sense of thanksgiving for the things I do have control over ( you can bet I ’m getting a hair cut this week ! I can and will control whether or not I have a mullet that rivals my sons ! ) , and a greater hunger for a God who I know , who I know , deep in my heart , even if my head says something different , has overcome all things , even sickness , even suffering , and even death . And friends , how I pray for you to know the same truth that I do ; how fervently I pray that you find the same peace .
 You broke my chains of sin and shame and you covered me with grace .
 You cover me with grace .
 You are the hand that reaches out to save .
 It is for freedom that I am set free .
 And yes , Lord , we are grateful for Your Grace and for Your Love .
 Please know this : I am always praying for your well - being and happiness , and in thanksgiving for your love and friendship . And I will never stop .
 As always , to support the incredible All Sons & Daughters , click here to buy their music .
 ← … the greatest of these is Love .
 May God bless you and heal you . Praying for you , Allison .
 Thanks Allison , You will be in my thoughts and prayers . Can I ask what sub - type of NHL do you have … I think I missed it . I am fighting peripheral t - cell , NOS 4B. I am doing a trial study and we are on the third cycle of it . It has caused me a lot of side - issues . My sister has put her house on the market here in Indiana and we are moving down to the Houston Bay Area in Texas . I am going seeking treatment at MD Anderson . I was accepted a couple of weeks ago , but I ca n’t go right away so I started this trial drug back up . I tell you this because I too have been stressing out over the things that I have no control over . I needed to hear your words tonight to remind me that God is the Puppeteer and that I am his abstract puppet – there is a purpose for His path for me . I ’m dizzy like walking on the ocean . I have went from about 200lbs to 111lbs in a very short time and I am afraid .
 One more thing for you Allison one of the things that I used to tell new people in my support group when they had the , “ Do I try treatment , they gave me no hope ? ” – if you try nothing , you will get nothing . If you try something , you may still get nothing , but with something there is hope .
 I am blessed with a loving and giving mother also . When I lost my hair , she told me how beautiful the shape of my head was . I think only a mom would say that , but it made me feel better . Know that all of the emotions you feel are normal . God bless you ! You are in my thoughts and prayers .
 Hang in there Ali ! ! ! ! God has you in the palm of his hands and will not let go . You are beautiful ! ! And right where he wants you , trusting in Him . I am so sorry for your ordeal ; your strength in the Lord is very encouraging to me . Thank you for sharing your faith and human weakness as well :) God bless you and your family .
 Loved this post , Allison . You are so lucky to have a wonderful Mom like Sherry . I am so blessed too ! I remember my Mom pressing down on my belly to get all the liquid out of my tubes after my appendectomy and burst appendix ! ! I also just hear some EXTRAORDINARILY WONDERFUL NEWS ! ! The biposy was negative ! ! ! That is sweet music ( like your voice ) to our ears ! Congratulations on your remission and on having a great doctor excercising great care and caution . Love to you ! !


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text: The slightest imperfection in the road can derail a rally driver's entire race. That's what happened here when Kimi cut the apex a little too tight before the car was airborne. Luckily (or unluckily?) the car bounced off the dirt walls before landing on its roof.

tokenized: The slightest imperfection in the road can derail a rally driver's entire race . That's what happened here when Kimi cut the apex a little too tight before the car was airborne . Luckily ( or unluckily ? ) the car bounced off the dirt walls before landing on its roof .


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Dr Peter Phillips (right) presents SashaKay Robinson, a 2018 GSAT student, with financial assistance during a recent luncheon.
Dr Peter Phillips (sixth left) with students from the Maxfield Park division of his St Andrew East Central who performed well in the 2018 sitting of GSAT. Phillips presented them with financial awards.
Member of Parliament Peter Phillips has advised the top Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) students from the Maxfield Park division of his St Andrew East Central constituency to be wary of peer pressure.
Phillips, who is also the leader of Opposition, was speaking to the students and their parents at a luncheon held in Kingston during the weekend. The 10 students were each awarded an undisclosed sum of money to assist with back-to-school preparation.
"Don't follow people; because a crowd is doing it, that doesn't mean it is right," Phillips advised the students.
"I remember when I was much younger than you, a group of students said they were going to steal out of school early, and I know it didn't make any sense, but I followed them, and a girl who was in the group got hit by a car while she was running across the road," he recounted.
"That taught me from then to follow my conscience. That voice inside of you that says, 'No, don't do this.' Listen to that voice," said Phillips.
The students, with averages from 69-96 per cent, and who listed zoologist and mathematician among their future career choices, were advised by Phillips to attain at least five passes at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certifi-cation level, including mathematics and English, to achieve their goals.
Phillips also encouraged parents to have an open relationship with their children and to participate as much as they could in their high-school journey.
"They really need a friend, and a guide that they can say anything to. The worst thing is for them to feel alone and as if they have no one, because they might turn to the wrong person.
"A child needs to know that you care. So, when they call for parent-teacher meeting, go to the meeting. Be involved in your child's life. Ensure homework is done, and be in touch with their teachers," counselled Phillips.

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Dr Peter Phillips ( right ) presents SashaKay Robinson , a 2018 GSAT student , with financial assistance during a recent luncheon .
 Dr Peter Phillips ( sixth left ) with students from the Maxfield Park division of his St Andrew East Central who performed well in the 2018 sitting of GSAT . Phillips presented them with financial awards .
 Member of Parliament Peter Phillips has advised the top Grade Six Achievement Test ( GSAT ) students from the Maxfield Park division of his St Andrew East Central constituency to be wary of peer pressure .
 Phillips , who is also the leader of Opposition , was speaking to the students and their parents at a luncheon held in Kingston during the weekend . The 10 students were each awarded an undisclosed sum of money to assist with back - to - school preparation .
 " Do n't follow people ; because a crowd is doing it , that does n't mean it is right , " Phillips advised the students .
 " I remember when I was much younger than you , a group of students said they were going to steal out of school early , and I know it did n't make any sense , but I followed them , and a girl who was in the group got hit by a car while she was running across the road , " he recounted .
 " That taught me from then to follow my conscience . That voice inside of you that says , ' No , do n't do this . ' Listen to that voice , " said Phillips .
 The students , with averages from 69 - 96 per cent , and who listed zoologist and mathematician among their future career choices , were advised by Phillips to attain at least five passes at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certifi - cation level , including mathematics and English , to achieve their goals .
 Phillips also encouraged parents to have an open relationship with their children and to participate as much as they could in their high - school journey .
 " They really need a friend , and a guide that they can say anything to . The worst thing is for them to feel alone and as if they have no one , because they might turn to the wrong person .
 " A child needs to know that you care . So , when they call for parent - teacher meeting , go to the meeting . Be involved in your child 's life . Ensure homework is done , and be in touch with their teachers , " counselled Phillips .


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"What I most fervently wish to communicate in my teaching of any subject is the interconnectedness of all things. When we draw arbitrary lines between subjects we limit perception, experience, and possibility. Striving to defamiliarize the familiar, whether it be the reading of a favorite poem or learning to view a beloved film critically, I coax students toward embracing a multiplicity of perspectives and seeing intersectionality in all things."
Defining Memory: Local Museums and the Construction of History in America's Changing Communities, Second Edition. Rowman & Littlefield. (co-edited with Amy K. Levin).
"Safe as Houses."Older Queer Voices: The Intimacy of Survival. (2017).
“Wilde Nostalgia: Queer Tradition in Beverley Nichols’s Garden Trilogies.” [sic]: A Journal of Literature, Culture, and Literary Translation. (2016).
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“The Art of Shrinking: Minority Stress, Coping, and Camp in Beverley Nichols's Merry Hall Trilogy.” (co-authored with Rebekah Goemaat). Interdisciplinary Literary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory 18.4(2016): 501-523.
“The Victorian Era’s Strange Love of Disembodied Hands.” Atlas Obscura. (2016).
“Yes/No Means No/Yes: (Non)Consensual Rhetoric.” (co-authored with Paul Walker) Writing on the Edge 26.1 (2015): 43-58.
“The Suicide Survivor’s Guide to Crafts.” Harlot 14 (2015).
“Not Satisfied with the Ending: Connecting The World in the Evening to Maurice.” The American Isherwood. Eds. Jim Berg and Christopher Freeman. Minneapolis: U of MN P, 2015. 273-289.
"'Christopher wasn't satisfied with either ending': Connecting Christopher Isherwood's The World in the Evening to E. M. Forster's Maurice." Papers on Language and Literature 48.3: 302-331 (2012).
"'One must be ruthless in the cause of Beauty,' Beverley Nichols's and John Fowler's Queer Domesticity in 1950s England." Visual Culture and Gender 5 (2010).
"House Museum or Walk-In Closet? The (Non)Representation of Gay Men in the House Museums They Called Home." Gender and Sexuality in Museums: A Reader. Ed. Amy Levin. London: Routledge, September 2010.
"A Love That Cares Not Speak Its Name: Clive Durham as Narrative Guide in E. M. Forster's Maurice." SKASE Journal of Literary Studies 2.1 (2010).
Murray State Faculty Development Grant, 2016.
Murray State Outstanding Research Award, 2016.
College of Humanities and Fine Arts Teaching Excellence Award, 2014.
College of Humanities and Fine Arts Faculty Service Award, 2013.
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" What I most fervently wish to communicate in my teaching of any subject is the interconnectedness of all things . When we draw arbitrary lines between subjects we limit perception , experience , and possibility . Striving to defamiliarize the familiar , whether it be the reading of a favorite poem or learning to view a beloved film critically , I coax students toward embracing a multiplicity of perspectives and seeing intersectionality in all things . "
 Defining Memory : Local Museums and the Construction of History in America 's Changing Communities , Second Edition . Rowman & Littlefield . ( co - edited with Amy K. Levin ) .
 " Safe as Houses . "Older Queer Voices : The Intimacy of Survival . ( 2017 ) .
 “ Wilde Nostalgia : Queer Tradition in Beverley Nichols ’s Garden Trilogies . ” [ sic ] : A Journal of Literature , Culture , and Literary Translation . ( 2016 ) .
 “ The Girl with the Gravestone Sidewalk : A Poetics of the Dead . ” Supernatural Studies . 3.2 ( 2016 ): 80 - 96 .
 “ The Art of Shrinking : Minority Stress , Coping , and Camp in Beverley Nichols 's Merry Hall Trilogy . ” ( co - authored with Rebekah Goemaat ) . Interdisciplinary Literary Studies : A Journal of Criticism and Theory 18.4(2016 ): 501 - 523 .
 “ The Victorian Era ’s Strange Love of Disembodied Hands . ” Atlas Obscura . ( 2016 ) .
 “ Yes / No Means No / Yes : ( Non)Consensual Rhetoric . ” ( co - authored with Paul Walker ) Writing on the Edge 26.1 ( 2015 ): 43 - 58 .
 “ The Suicide Survivor ’s Guide to Crafts . ” Harlot 14 ( 2015 ) .
 “ Not Satisfied with the Ending : Connecting The World in the Evening to Maurice . ” The American Isherwood . Eds . Jim Berg and Christopher Freeman . Minneapolis : U of MN P , 2015 . 273 - 289 .
 " ' Christopher was n't satisfied with either ending ' : Connecting Christopher Isherwood 's The World in the Evening to E. M. Forster 's Maurice . " Papers on Language and Literature 48.3 : 302 - 331 ( 2012 ) .
 " ' One must be ruthless in the cause of Beauty , ' Beverley Nichols 's and John Fowler 's Queer Domesticity in 1950s England . " Visual Culture and Gender 5 ( 2010 ) .
 " House Museum or Walk - In Closet ? The ( Non)Representation of Gay Men in the House Museums They Called Home . " Gender and Sexuality in Museums : A Reader . Ed . Amy Levin . London : Routledge , September 2010 .
 " A Love That Cares Not Speak Its Name : Clive Durham as Narrative Guide in E. M. Forster 's Maurice . " SKASE Journal of Literary Studies 2.1 ( 2010 ) .
 Murray State Faculty Development Grant , 2016 .
 Murray State Outstanding Research Award , 2016 .
 College of Humanities and Fine Arts Teaching Excellence Award , 2014 .
 College of Humanities and Fine Arts Faculty Service Award , 2013 .
 Regents Residential College Faculty of the Year , 2012 .


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Looking for unconditional love? Adopt a pet! Family-friendly fundraiser will include entertainment from DJ Alan Palchak, a silent auction, music, dancing, and a hula hoop contest, a cake walk, and lots of animal business vendors! Bring your furry friends, too! All proceeds benefit the dogs and cats of the Lowcountry!
Bring the little ones by the Maritime Center for some Valentine’s Day fun! Create a one-of-a-kind gift for someone special just in time for Valentine’s Day. Recommended for ages 3-10, FREE – no registration necessary.
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Easter Egg-stravaganza is a community event held at Shelter Cove Community Park to provide the Best Easter Egg Hunt in Hilton Head! We also provide Bounce Houses, Concessions and Other Entertainment. Free Admission (Includes Egg Hunt) Food, drinks, zipline, rockwall, and bungee jumping sold separately.

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Come be a part of Creature Feedings at Port Royal Sound Maritime Center and learn about some of the creatures that live at the Port Royal Sound Maritime Center and feed them too ! Feedings are Saturdays at 2 pm .
 Join newest Plunge event ! It ’s fun for the entire family ! Grab your friends , co - workers or classmates and YOU can help support Special Olympics Athletes in your area ! $ 50 / to plunge and you get a great T - shirt ! Registration : 9:00 a.m. Plunge : 10:00 a.m. You ’ll be “ Freezin ’ for a Reason ” !
 Looking for unconditional love ? Adopt a pet ! Family - friendly fundraiser will include entertainment from DJ Alan Palchak , a silent auction , music , dancing , and a hula hoop contest , a cake walk , and lots of animal business vendors ! Bring your furry friends , too ! All proceeds benefit the dogs and cats of the Lowcountry !
 Bring the little ones by the Maritime Center for some Valentine ’s Day fun ! Create a one - of - a - kind gift for someone special just in time for Valentine ’s Day . Recommended for ages 3 - 10 , FREE – no registration necessary .
 Join us Saturday March 24 at 10:00am for an Easter Egg Hunt ! There will be a raffle , bouncy houses , a train and lots of fun for babies -5th graders . Bring your friends ! Go to www.hiltonheadislandcc.org/kids for more information .
 Easter Egg - stravaganza is a community event held at Shelter Cove Community Park to provide the Best Easter Egg Hunt in Hilton Head ! We also provide Bounce Houses , Concessions and Other Entertainment . Free Admission ( Includes Egg Hunt ) Food , drinks , zipline , rockwall , and bungee jumping sold separately .


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Do you want to get all your sniper rifles to unlock instantly ? Do you want to use powerful sniper weapons to use earlier in the game ? Then you can proceed further as you will get the stuff you need . Test your skill with your favorite rifle without waiting .
 Hitman sniper gives the option to upgrade the rifle to new 5 mastery tiers . but you can get hitman sniper mod apk all guns unlocked at once . After updating rifle to the extreme level you will get extra % of the money and complete every tier adds up extra bonus score .
 To install Hitman sniper just install the apk and copy the data file in default location . Which you can find in your file manager under the android folder . Just paste the OBB file and you are good to go .
 So you should try hitman sniper mod apk all guns unlocked and get extra % of reward as Hitman silent sniper and outplay your friends and other gamers around the world . As always if you have any question or you are getting any problem to install this game just comment below and we will try to help you at earliest .


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Can I view my certificates/policies online?
Why can’t I see all of my certificates/policies?
Why am I getting a message that states my member information is not found?
How can I make premium payments online?
How can I set up recurring automated premium payments?
How can I change my beneficiary? Can you email me this form?
How can I change my bank account? Can you email me this form?
What is WoodmenLife's mailing address?
How can I find out about my certificate?
How can I become a WoodmenLife member?
I no longer smoke or have never smoked. How can I get this changed on my certificate?
Does WoodmenLife offer a College Savings Plan?
How can I get a copy of my certificate annual report?
When do certificate annual reports for traditional and Universal life insurance, and annuities get mailed?
How can I get WoodmenLife's Discount Prescription Drug Card?
How can I get information on a deceased relative for genealogy purposes?
How can I order a duplicate tax form?
When will I receive my tax information?
How can I request a copy of my certificate?
Q. Can I view my certificates/policies online?
Yes, you can view your certificates/policies by creating an online account using the First Time User link in the Member Login section at the top of this page. After creating your online account, any certificates/policies on which you are the owner and the insured will automatically be connected and viewable in your online account.
Q. How do I create an online account?
To create an online account click on the First Time User link in the Member Login section at the top of this page. You will then need to provide a unique user name, a valid email address, and a password, along with answering 4 security questions. After acknowledging the Terms and Conditions, click the Next button to continue.
On the next screen you will need to provide the last four digits of your social security number, your date of birth, and your mailing zip code, then click the Submit button. Once your information has been connected in our systems, you will be prompted to login using the user name and password you created.
Upon login, you will see the certificates/policies on which you are the owner and the insured.
Q. Why can’t I see all of my certificates/policies?
Currently, the only certificates/policies available are those where the member is the person insured and is also the owner. For example: Jane Doe has $50,000 of life insurance coverage on herself. She applied for the coverage and is the owner. Jane will see this certificate/policy information on the member website. Jane Doe also owns $25,000 of life insurance coverage on her son. Because Jane is not the insured, she will not see this certificate/policy on the member website.
Information on certificates/policies that are lapsed (inactive due to not paying premiums) over 45 days will not be available.
Q. Why am I getting a message that states my member information is not found?
This means the site was unable to find your records based on the information you entered in your profile. To make sure that we have the correct information for you on file and to resolve this issue quickly, please contact Customer Service at 1-800-225-3108, or use the Contact Us option at the top of this page and include your name, certificate/policy number(s) and request.
Q. How can I make premium payments online?
You can make a one-time, non-recurring premium payment from your checking or savings account after creating an online account. Login to your account from the Member Login section, then click on the Payments tab at the top of the screen. Complete the online form and then click the Submit button.
Q. How can I set up recurring automated premium payments?
You can have your payments automatically withdrawn from your bank account on a recurring basis for certificates/policies which you are both the owner and the insured. This is very convenient, eliminates late payments and may be eligible to receive a premium discount. Login to your account from the Member Login section and choose the Forms tab at the top of the page; fill out the Pre-Authorized Payment Plan Form completely; print it; get the appropriate signature(s) for the account and mail it to WoodmenLife.
If you need assistance, contact your Representative or Customer Service at 1-800-225-3108. You can also use the Contact Us option at the top of this page if you have any questions.
Q. How can I change my beneficiary? Can you email me this form?
To change your beneficiary for certificates/policies which you are both the owner and the insured, login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page, then click the Forms tab at the top of the page; fill out the Beneficiary Change Form completely; print it; get the appropriate signature(s) and mail it to WoodmenLife.
Q. How can I change my bank account? Can you email me this form?
As the owner or payor of a certificate/policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page, then click on the Forms tab at the top of the page and download the Pre-Authorized Payment Plan Form. Fill the form out completely with the new bank account information; print it; and mail it to WoodmenLife.
You can also contact your Representative, Customer Service at 800-225-3108, or e-mail us with your name, certificate number(s) and request.
As the owner of the certificate/policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page and complete the online Change of Address Form. Choose the Change Address/Phone link in the right column, enter the new information and select Save Changes to submit it. For assistance, contact Customer Service at 1-800-225-3108.
You can also contact your Representative, Customer Service at 800-225-3108, or e-mail us using the contact us form.
Q. What is WoodmenLife's mailing address?
Q. How can I change my name on my certificate?
As the owner of the certificate/policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page, choose the Forms tab at the top of the page; then select the Name Change Form to download it. Fill out the Name Change Form completely; print it; provide the appropriate signatures and mail it to WoodmenLife.
Q. How can I find out about my certificate?
If you are the owner and the insured on the certificate/policy, you can create an account to view your certificates/policies online. To create an online account follow the steps in How do I create an online account? Upon login, you will be able to view your certificate/policy information.
Q. How can I become a WoodmenLife member?
For information on becoming a WoodmenLife member, you can call Customer Service at 800-225-3108 or contact us with your name, address, phone number and best time to call you.
Q. I no longer smoke or have never smoked. How can I get this changed on my certificate?
As the owner of the certificate you can contact your Representative or Customer Service at 800-225-3108. You can also use the contact us form. Be sure to provide your name, address, phone number and your request to change to a non-tobacco user. We will then mail you the form and instructions that you will need to complete and return to us by mail.
Q. Does WoodmenLife offer a College Savings Plan?
College Savings Plans are available through our subsidiary, Woodmen Financial Services. Your WoodmenLife Registered Representative can provide information on the various plans available. For more information, you can also call 800-328-2968 ext. 57040, visit the College Savings page of woodmen.org or contact us by using our email form. Please provide your name, address, phone number, best time to call and request information on College Savings Plans.
Q. How do I file a death claim?
You can contact your Representative, Customer Service at 800-225-3108 or email us by using our contact us form. We will mail you the forms and instructions. You must fill out the form completely and return it to us by mail.
Customer Service can be reached at 800-225-3108 and is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, Central Time. Our Customer Service specialists are available to serve you in English, Spanish or Korean.
Q. How can I get a copy of my certificate annual report?
As the owner of the certificate/policy you can contact Customer Service at 800-225-3108 or e-mail us using the contact us form. Be sure to include your name, address, phone number and your request to receive a duplicate annual report.
Q. When do certificate annual reports for traditional and Universal life insurance, and annuities get mailed?
Traditional and Universal Life certificate statements are mailed each year by the 15th day of the anniversary month. Annual Reports are mailed each January for all annuity certificates. Mid-year reports are mailed in July for the following types of Annuity certificates with values of $5,000 or more: Flexible Premium Deferred Annuity; Single Premium Deferred Annuity; Non-Life Single Premium Immediate Annuity. These include Basic Annuities, IRAs, ROTHs, SIMPLEs, SEPs and TSAs.
Q. How can I get WoodmenLife's Discount Prescription Drug Card?
The owner of the certificate/policy can call 800-700-3957 or e-mail us using our contact us form. Be sure to include your name, address, phone number and certificate number, if possible.
Q. How can I get information on a deceased relative for genealogy purposes?
Due to federal and state privacy laws, WoodmenLife will not disclose the personal information of deceased individuals unless it is in relation to a claim or a potential claim. You may be able to find information about a deceased relative from the Family Search Centers, including the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Their telephone number is 1-800-406-1830.
Q. How can I order a duplicate tax form?
As the owner of the certificate you can contact Customer Service at 800-225-3108 or e-mail us using the contact us form. Be sure to provide your name, address and phone number, and request a duplicate tax form.
Q. When will I receive my tax information?
The 1099 forms are mailed each year no later than January 31. You can also contact Customer Service at 1-800-225-3108 or e-mail us for tax information.
Q. How can I request a copy of my certificate?
As the owner of a certificate/policy you can contact your Representative or Customer Service at 800-225-3108.

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Can I view my certificates / policies online ?
 Why ca n’t I see all of my certificates / policies ?
 Why am I getting a message that states my member information is not found ?
 How can I make premium payments online ?
 How can I set up recurring automated premium payments ?
 How can I change my beneficiary ? Can you email me this form ?
 How can I change my bank account ? Can you email me this form ?
 What is WoodmenLife 's mailing address ?
 How can I find out about my certificate ?
 How can I become a WoodmenLife member ?
 I no longer smoke or have never smoked . How can I get this changed on my certificate ?
 Does WoodmenLife offer a College Savings Plan ?
 How can I get a copy of my certificate annual report ?
 When do certificate annual reports for traditional and Universal life insurance , and annuities get mailed ?
 How can I get WoodmenLife 's Discount Prescription Drug Card ?
 How can I get information on a deceased relative for genealogy purposes ?
 How can I order a duplicate tax form ?
 When will I receive my tax information ?
 How can I request a copy of my certificate ?
 Q. Can I view my certificates / policies online ?
 Yes , you can view your certificates / policies by creating an online account using the First Time User link in the Member Login section at the top of this page . After creating your online account , any certificates / policies on which you are the owner and the insured will automatically be connected and viewable in your online account .
 Q. How do I create an online account ?
 To create an online account click on the First Time User link in the Member Login section at the top of this page . You will then need to provide a unique user name , a valid email address , and a password , along with answering 4 security questions . After acknowledging the Terms and Conditions , click the Next button to continue .
 On the next screen you will need to provide the last four digits of your social security number , your date of birth , and your mailing zip code , then click the Submit button . Once your information has been connected in our systems , you will be prompted to login using the user name and password you created .
 Upon login , you will see the certificates / policies on which you are the owner and the insured .
 Q. Why ca n’t I see all of my certificates / policies ?
 Currently , the only certificates / policies available are those where the member is the person insured and is also the owner . For example : Jane Doe has $ 50,000 of life insurance coverage on herself . She applied for the coverage and is the owner . Jane will see this certificate / policy information on the member website . Jane Doe also owns $ 25,000 of life insurance coverage on her son . Because Jane is not the insured , she will not see this certificate / policy on the member website .
 Information on certificates / policies that are lapsed ( inactive due to not paying premiums ) over 45 days will not be available .
 Q. Why am I getting a message that states my member information is not found ?
 This means the site was unable to find your records based on the information you entered in your profile . To make sure that we have the correct information for you on file and to resolve this issue quickly , please contact Customer Service at 1 - 800 - 225 - 3108 , or use the Contact Us option at the top of this page and include your name , certificate / policy number(s ) and request .
 Q. How can I make premium payments online ?
 You can make a one - time , non - recurring premium payment from your checking or savings account after creating an online account . Login to your account from the Member Login section , then click on the Payments tab at the top of the screen . Complete the online form and then click the Submit button .
 Q. How can I set up recurring automated premium payments ?
 You can have your payments automatically withdrawn from your bank account on a recurring basis for certificates / policies which you are both the owner and the insured . This is very convenient , eliminates late payments and may be eligible to receive a premium discount . Login to your account from the Member Login section and choose the Forms tab at the top of the page ; fill out the Pre - Authorized Payment Plan Form completely ; print it ; get the appropriate signature(s ) for the account and mail it to WoodmenLife .
 If you need assistance , contact your Representative or Customer Service at 1 - 800 - 225 - 3108 . You can also use the Contact Us option at the top of this page if you have any questions .
 Q. How can I change my beneficiary ? Can you email me this form ?
 To change your beneficiary for certificates / policies which you are both the owner and the insured , login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page , then click the Forms tab at the top of the page ; fill out the Beneficiary Change Form completely ; print it ; get the appropriate signature(s ) and mail it to WoodmenLife .
 Q. How can I change my bank account ? Can you email me this form ?
 As the owner or payor of a certificate / policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page , then click on the Forms tab at the top of the page and download the Pre - Authorized Payment Plan Form . Fill the form out completely with the new bank account information ; print it ; and mail it to WoodmenLife .
 You can also contact your Representative , Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 , or e - mail us with your name , certificate number(s ) and request .
 As the owner of the certificate / policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page and complete the online Change of Address Form . Choose the Change Address / Phone link in the right column , enter the new information and select Save Changes to submit it . For assistance , contact Customer Service at 1 - 800 - 225 - 3108 .
 You can also contact your Representative , Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 , or e - mail us using the contact us form .
 Q. What is WoodmenLife 's mailing address ?
 Q. How can I change my name on my certificate ?
 As the owner of the certificate / policy you can login to your account from the Member Login section at the top of this page , choose the Forms tab at the top of the page ; then select the Name Change Form to download it . Fill out the Name Change Form completely ; print it ; provide the appropriate signatures and mail it to WoodmenLife .
 Q. How can I find out about my certificate ?
 If you are the owner and the insured on the certificate / policy , you can create an account to view your certificates / policies online . To create an online account follow the steps in How do I create an online account ? Upon login , you will be able to view your certificate / policy information .
 Q. How can I become a WoodmenLife member ?
 For information on becoming a WoodmenLife member , you can call Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 or contact us with your name , address , phone number and best time to call you .
 Q. I no longer smoke or have never smoked . How can I get this changed on my certificate ?
 As the owner of the certificate you can contact your Representative or Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 . You can also use the contact us form . Be sure to provide your name , address , phone number and your request to change to a non - tobacco user . We will then mail you the form and instructions that you will need to complete and return to us by mail .
 Q. Does WoodmenLife offer a College Savings Plan ?
 College Savings Plans are available through our subsidiary , Woodmen Financial Services . Your WoodmenLife Registered Representative can provide information on the various plans available . For more information , you can also call 800 - 328 - 2968 ext . 57040 , visit the College Savings page of woodmen.org or contact us by using our email form . Please provide your name , address , phone number , best time to call and request information on College Savings Plans .
 Q. How do I file a death claim ?
 You can contact your Representative , Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 or email us by using our contact us form . We will mail you the forms and instructions . You must fill out the form completely and return it to us by mail .
 Customer Service can be reached at 800 - 225 - 3108 and is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday , Central Time . Our Customer Service specialists are available to serve you in English , Spanish or Korean .
 Q. How can I get a copy of my certificate annual report ?
 As the owner of the certificate / policy you can contact Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 or e - mail us using the contact us form . Be sure to include your name , address , phone number and your request to receive a duplicate annual report .
 Q. When do certificate annual reports for traditional and Universal life insurance , and annuities get mailed ?
 Traditional and Universal Life certificate statements are mailed each year by the 15th day of the anniversary month . Annual Reports are mailed each January for all annuity certificates . Mid - year reports are mailed in July for the following types of Annuity certificates with values of $ 5,000 or more : Flexible Premium Deferred Annuity ; Single Premium Deferred Annuity ; Non - Life Single Premium Immediate Annuity . These include Basic Annuities , IRAs , ROTHs , SIMPLEs , SEPs and TSAs .
 Q. How can I get WoodmenLife 's Discount Prescription Drug Card ?
 The owner of the certificate / policy can call 800 - 700 - 3957 or e - mail us using our contact us form . Be sure to include your name , address , phone number and certificate number , if possible .
 Q. How can I get information on a deceased relative for genealogy purposes ?
 Due to federal and state privacy laws , WoodmenLife will not disclose the personal information of deceased individuals unless it is in relation to a claim or a potential claim . You may be able to find information about a deceased relative from the Family Search Centers , including the Family History Library in Salt Lake City , Utah . Their telephone number is 1 - 800 - 406 - 1830 .
 Q. How can I order a duplicate tax form ?
 As the owner of the certificate you can contact Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 or e - mail us using the contact us form . Be sure to provide your name , address and phone number , and request a duplicate tax form .
 Q. When will I receive my tax information ?
 The 1099 forms are mailed each year no later than January 31 . You can also contact Customer Service at 1 - 800 - 225 - 3108 or e - mail us for tax information .
 Q. How can I request a copy of my certificate ?
 As the owner of a certificate / policy you can contact your Representative or Customer Service at 800 - 225 - 3108 .


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Climate change effects on coastal flooding: are models fit-for-purpose and how do we mitigate the risk?
Coastal flooding has been ranked the second highest risk for civil emergency in the UK, costing £0.25bn annually in economic loss. Worse, global warming will cause sea levels to rise up to 1m this century and lead to wetter winters and drier summers, with a strong likelihood of more intense flash floods, which would drastically increase flood risk, especially for towns and cities that are situated on estuaries. Continued development of flood-prone areas and land use change in upstream catchments (e.g. deforestation, urbanization, intensive agriculture) will increase this threat further. The mitigation of coastal flood risk is therefore crucial and requires robust modelling methods, improving on current models which lack sufficient detail of the combination of hazards that interact in estuaries. In particular, future river flow predictions rarely capture the intensity and timings of flash floods in combination with other key flood-drivers such as storm surge and high tide. This project will assess how UK catchments and estuaries will change under new UKCP18 climate change scenarios, in collaboration with the Met Office. Where will flash floods be intense, where will this lead to coastal flooding, and how can we mitigate the risk?
You will be trained in a wide range of research techniques, including developing hydrological and ocean modelling on supercomputers. To set up and run the models, you will interrogate existing large scale observational data and climatic forecasts from the UK Met Office. This PhD project is well funded, and includes costs for you to attend several international conferences to present and discuss your research with world-class scientists. By the end of this PhD, you will have developed into a first-rate independent researcher with a deep understanding of a wide range of terrestrial-coastal-marine issues that urgently face communities on a global scale. In short, you will be highly employable.
Applicants should hold a minimum of a UK Honours Degree at 2:1 level or equivalent in subjects such as Geography, Environmental Science, Hydrology, Oceanography, Coastal Marine Science, Biological Oceanography, or Mathematics/Statistics. Applicants who additionally have a Masters degree, or relevant work experience, will be particularly competitive.
For further details, please contact Dr Peter Robins in the School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University, p.robins@bangor.ac.uk.

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Climate change effects on coastal flooding : are models fit - for - purpose and how do we mitigate the risk ?
 Coastal flooding has been ranked the second highest risk for civil emergency in the UK , costing £ 0.25bn annually in economic loss . Worse , global warming will cause sea levels to rise up to 1 m this century and lead to wetter winters and drier summers , with a strong likelihood of more intense flash floods , which would drastically increase flood risk , especially for towns and cities that are situated on estuaries . Continued development of flood - prone areas and land use change in upstream catchments ( e.g. deforestation , urbanization , intensive agriculture ) will increase this threat further . The mitigation of coastal flood risk is therefore crucial and requires robust modelling methods , improving on current models which lack sufficient detail of the combination of hazards that interact in estuaries . In particular , future river flow predictions rarely capture the intensity and timings of flash floods in combination with other key flood - drivers such as storm surge and high tide . This project will assess how UK catchments and estuaries will change under new UKCP18 climate change scenarios , in collaboration with the Met Office . Where will flash floods be intense , where will this lead to coastal flooding , and how can we mitigate the risk ?
 You will be trained in a wide range of research techniques , including developing hydrological and ocean modelling on supercomputers . To set up and run the models , you will interrogate existing large scale observational data and climatic forecasts from the UK Met Office . This PhD project is well funded , and includes costs for you to attend several international conferences to present and discuss your research with world - class scientists . By the end of this PhD , you will have developed into a first - rate independent researcher with a deep understanding of a wide range of terrestrial - coastal - marine issues that urgently face communities on a global scale . In short , you will be highly employable .
 Applicants should hold a minimum of a UK Honours Degree at 2:1 level or equivalent in subjects such as Geography , Environmental Science , Hydrology , Oceanography , Coastal Marine Science , Biological Oceanography , or Mathematics / Statistics . Applicants who additionally have a Masters degree , or relevant work experience , will be particularly competitive .
 For further details , please contact Dr Peter Robins in the School of Ocean Sciences , Bangor University , p.robins@bangor.ac.uk .


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The University of Portsmouth’s men’s lacrosse 1st team made a triumphant start to this seasons BUCS campaign by beating the University of Sussex 8-4.
The victory was the teams first win since the 3rd February when they beat Imperial College London at Langstone. Goals from Ashleigh Heitman made the result certain.
A team of relatively inexperienced players came away with a huge victory. With five first team players out injured, seven first years took to the field and impressed enough to secure victory.
Portsmouth started the first quarter positively with the majority of the possession inside the first few minutes. Heitman came close on the sixth minute but his shot was shanked wide.
At the restart, Sussex pulled themselves together and began attacking the home sides goal more viciously. A speedy counter attack released the oppositions striker who, with their first chance of the game, struck the post.
Moments later and against the run of play, Sussex took the lead. Their attacker ran parallel with the defenders and managed to cut in, finding the net with a quick flick of the stick.
Portsmouth didn’t allow their heads to drop at the restart and quickly began piling on the pressure. With the majority of the possession in their favour, it only took five minutes before the home side levelled the scores.
Heitman drew the scores by rushing around the back of the goal, finding a gap and netting. Tricky running from the number nine made it 1-1.
Portsmouth took their momentum into the second quarter and, seven minutes in, Heitman was back on the scoreboard.
Williams floated the ball to Heitman on the edge of the area, who trickily defended the ball with his stick from the defender who was challenging him. A quick dash round the side and he was in, making it 2-1 to Portsmouth.
Visibly buoyed on by his performance, the team rallied round Heitman and before long he brought up his hat trick. An impressive shot from outside the area found the net to make it 3-1 to Portsmouth.
Moments later Portsmouth really carved out an advantage as number 31 ran clear, finishing past the keeper to make it 4-1.
Heitman brought the quarter to an end when his shot was parried by the goalkeeper. At the halfway point Portsmouth were three goals to the good, impressive for a team which hadn’t won for eight months.
Sussex pulled themselves together for the start of the third quarter and made it 4-2. Their attacker impressively ran half the length of the pitch, saw a shot saved but the second attempt was put away.
Portsmouth didn’t spend time licking their wounds and put on an imperious show, scoring two goals in five minutes to make it 6-3 and burying Essex’s hopes.
Williams brought the quarter to a close when he hit the crossbar following an aggressive run into the box.
The woodwork wouldn’t deny Williams in the final quarter, though. Five minutes in, number seven pinged the ball to Williams in the middle of the box, who then coolly slotted the ball into the bottom left hand corner.
Sussex eventually scored another goal for 7-4 following a huge period of Portsmouth dominance.
An opposition goal did nothing to dent the home sides focus and determination and, with three minutes from time, Portsmouth made it 8-4.
It would prove to be the last of the action and jubilant scenes at Langstone as the Portsmouth’s men’s lacrosse team secured victory.
The win puts Portsmouth 1st team in second place in the South Eastern 2A league. Brighton top the league on goal difference following a 14-4 victory against Chichester.

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The University of Portsmouth ’s men ’s lacrosse 1st team made a triumphant start to this seasons BUCS campaign by beating the University of Sussex 8 - 4 .
 The victory was the teams first win since the 3rd February when they beat Imperial College London at Langstone . Goals from Ashleigh Heitman made the result certain .
 A team of relatively inexperienced players came away with a huge victory . With five first team players out injured , seven first years took to the field and impressed enough to secure victory .
 Portsmouth started the first quarter positively with the majority of the possession inside the first few minutes . Heitman came close on the sixth minute but his shot was shanked wide .
 At the restart , Sussex pulled themselves together and began attacking the home sides goal more viciously . A speedy counter attack released the oppositions striker who , with their first chance of the game , struck the post .
 Moments later and against the run of play , Sussex took the lead . Their attacker ran parallel with the defenders and managed to cut in , finding the net with a quick flick of the stick .
 Portsmouth did n’t allow their heads to drop at the restart and quickly began piling on the pressure . With the majority of the possession in their favour , it only took five minutes before the home side levelled the scores .
 Heitman drew the scores by rushing around the back of the goal , finding a gap and netting . Tricky running from the number nine made it 1 - 1 .
 Portsmouth took their momentum into the second quarter and , seven minutes in , Heitman was back on the scoreboard .
 Williams floated the ball to Heitman on the edge of the area , who trickily defended the ball with his stick from the defender who was challenging him . A quick dash round the side and he was in , making it 2 - 1 to Portsmouth .
 Visibly buoyed on by his performance , the team rallied round Heitman and before long he brought up his hat trick . An impressive shot from outside the area found the net to make it 3 - 1 to Portsmouth .
 Moments later Portsmouth really carved out an advantage as number 31 ran clear , finishing past the keeper to make it 4 - 1 .
 Heitman brought the quarter to an end when his shot was parried by the goalkeeper . At the halfway point Portsmouth were three goals to the good , impressive for a team which had n’t won for eight months .
 Sussex pulled themselves together for the start of the third quarter and made it 4 - 2 . Their attacker impressively ran half the length of the pitch , saw a shot saved but the second attempt was put away .
 Portsmouth did n’t spend time licking their wounds and put on an imperious show , scoring two goals in five minutes to make it 6 - 3 and burying Essex ’s hopes .
 Williams brought the quarter to a close when he hit the crossbar following an aggressive run into the box .
 The woodwork would n’t deny Williams in the final quarter , though . Five minutes in , number seven pinged the ball to Williams in the middle of the box , who then coolly slotted the ball into the bottom left hand corner .
 Sussex eventually scored another goal for 7 - 4 following a huge period of Portsmouth dominance .
 An opposition goal did nothing to dent the home sides focus and determination and , with three minutes from time , Portsmouth made it 8 - 4 .
 It would prove to be the last of the action and jubilant scenes at Langstone as the Portsmouth ’s men ’s lacrosse team secured victory .
 The win puts Portsmouth 1st team in second place in the South Eastern 2A league . Brighton top the league on goal difference following a 14 - 4 victory against Chichester .


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A few months ago I had the opportunity to interview Rabbi Jonathan Frankel, an tech startup entrepreneur who was ordained as an Orthodox rabbi at Yeshiva University. I had heard about his wireless intercom invention for the home and was intrigued. Earlier this week at CES in Las Vegas I had a chance to meet Yonatan in person as he and his business partner Isaac Levy were exhibiting in Eureka Park, the area for technology startups at the Sands Convention Center at CES.
Rabbi Jonathan Frankel had no problem getting through rabbinical school at Yeshiva University or law school at Harvard. It was keeping track of his three young sons that had him running around his house losing his mind. The tech-savvy Frankel, 30, would often find himself yelling at the top of his lungs to try and get his kids to come to the dinner table. On the way to his job, he’d be unable to communicate with his wife because he didn’t know where she was – and there was usually a baby crying to add to the commotion.
Having grown up in a house with an intercom, Frankel had a feeling that it would be the answer to his family’s communication problem. After graduating from law school, Frankel took a job with Boston Consulting Group and it was there that the idea for a 21st century intercom first came to him. He and his wife were moving into a newly renovated home and he began taking bids for intercom installation. He figured that before all of the drywall was installed would be the perfect time to have professionals set up the intercom system throughout the house.
This was crazy, he thought. After doing a lot of research for wireless intercoms, he realized that such a technology was not on the market. He had just started at Boston Consulting Group and it was there that he let the idea for a new intercom unit percolate in his head. Traveling a lot for his job, Frankel used his time on airplanes to dream about what such an intercom unit would look like in the age of the internet and iPads. He did six weeks of market research to get a sense of what other types of problems a high tech intercom unit for the home would solve. He knew that with the growth of wireless devices and the popularity of tablet computing, there must be some sort of wireless solution at a much less expensive price.
When he realized that a 21st century residential intercom was something that people were searching for – just like he was – but it didn’t exist, Frankel decided that the only way to get his hands on what he was looking for was to create it himself. He quickly launched a fake website to see how popular such a device would be. He bought Google Ads to steer people to his mock website and allowed them to order his wireless intercom (which hadn’t even been created yet). He captured all of their information right up to the point when they would need to provide their credit card information. Without an actual product, Frankel was getting orders. He knew it would sell.
The biggest problem Frankel faced was that it had been ten years since he programmed anything. He had no VOIP (voice over internet protocol) or hardware experience. So, he approached a couple of development firms and within months had a working prototype, albeit a rough one. He then found a young man who had just graduated school to come up with the product design. Before he knew it, Frankel had created a wireless intercom that would be revolutionary – and solve the problem he had.
Frankel named his new company Nucleus and got to work on getting his product ready for the marketplace. His next step was finding the funding and someone who had experience with software and design. He tapped Isaac Levy, a New York-based software designer and inventor who holds eight patents, to become the company’s chief technology officer. Levy was able to have a beautiful, working prototype ready in about a month.
While Levy works on the software technology for Nucleus, Frankel gets the word out about his invention. The WiFi-enabled Nucleus home intercom is already being heralded as one of the top products on the market for 2015 (Frankel is hoping it will be ready to ship by the second quarter of the new year).
Each Nucleus device can record video and audio and share the information with the other devices in the home. While Nucleus was intended for parents with young kids (“less running up and down the stairs for parents,” as Frankel points out), the wall mounted tablet-like devices will undoubtedly serve many purposes for different demographics. Nucleus can take advantage of its WiFi connection and high definition (HD) cameras to be extended to other homes. That means kids can collaborate on their homework with their friends via video chat, while a working parent at the office checks in to make sure everyone is safe at home. While promoting Nucleus on NBC’s The Today Show, Frankel video chatted with his grandmother in Toronto showing how Nucleus can be used to keep tabs on elderly relatives as well.
Frankel is now traveling the country promoting his novel invention and trying to raise more capital to make Nucleus a reality. He’s eager to find new applications for his product for home security monitoring, real estate tours, and team collaboration in the office place. Nucleus uses voice recognition so it already provides the ideal platform for interacting with the “smart home.” Simply by using your voice within range of any Nucleus, you can instruct it to manipulate your other networked gadgets (“OK Nucleus, turn off the basement lights”). Frankel is interested in eventually integrating Nucleus with other smart home products like NEST (learning thermostat) and Belkin’s WeMo.
Furthermore, any Nucleus unit can control how discreet the interaction is with the other units. One unit might only be able to use another unit’s audio, but not video for example. Some units might have to ask permission before accessing audio or video. A nice feature of Nucleus is that they can be used as baby monitors, but then transitioned to a full home intercom system when the children get older.
You can preorder as many devices as you want at $150 per Nucleus. Visit the website at www.nucleusintercom.com.

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A few months ago I had the opportunity to interview Rabbi Jonathan Frankel , an tech startup entrepreneur who was ordained as an Orthodox rabbi at Yeshiva University . I had heard about his wireless intercom invention for the home and was intrigued . Earlier this week at CES in Las Vegas I had a chance to meet Yonatan in person as he and his business partner Isaac Levy were exhibiting in Eureka Park , the area for technology startups at the Sands Convention Center at CES .
 Rabbi Jonathan Frankel had no problem getting through rabbinical school at Yeshiva University or law school at Harvard . It was keeping track of his three young sons that had him running around his house losing his mind . The tech - savvy Frankel , 30 , would often find himself yelling at the top of his lungs to try and get his kids to come to the dinner table . On the way to his job , he ’d be unable to communicate with his wife because he did n’t know where she was – and there was usually a baby crying to add to the commotion .
 Having grown up in a house with an intercom , Frankel had a feeling that it would be the answer to his family ’s communication problem . After graduating from law school , Frankel took a job with Boston Consulting Group and it was there that the idea for a 21st century intercom first came to him . He and his wife were moving into a newly renovated home and he began taking bids for intercom installation . He figured that before all of the drywall was installed would be the perfect time to have professionals set up the intercom system throughout the house .
 This was crazy , he thought . After doing a lot of research for wireless intercoms , he realized that such a technology was not on the market . He had just started at Boston Consulting Group and it was there that he let the idea for a new intercom unit percolate in his head . Traveling a lot for his job , Frankel used his time on airplanes to dream about what such an intercom unit would look like in the age of the internet and iPads . He did six weeks of market research to get a sense of what other types of problems a high tech intercom unit for the home would solve . He knew that with the growth of wireless devices and the popularity of tablet computing , there must be some sort of wireless solution at a much less expensive price .
 When he realized that a 21st century residential intercom was something that people were searching for – just like he was – but it did n’t exist , Frankel decided that the only way to get his hands on what he was looking for was to create it himself . He quickly launched a fake website to see how popular such a device would be . He bought Google Ads to steer people to his mock website and allowed them to order his wireless intercom ( which had n’t even been created yet ) . He captured all of their information right up to the point when they would need to provide their credit card information . Without an actual product , Frankel was getting orders . He knew it would sell .
 The biggest problem Frankel faced was that it had been ten years since he programmed anything . He had no VOIP ( voice over internet protocol ) or hardware experience . So , he approached a couple of development firms and within months had a working prototype , albeit a rough one . He then found a young man who had just graduated school to come up with the product design . Before he knew it , Frankel had created a wireless intercom that would be revolutionary – and solve the problem he had .
 Frankel named his new company Nucleus and got to work on getting his product ready for the marketplace . His next step was finding the funding and someone who had experience with software and design . He tapped Isaac Levy , a New York - based software designer and inventor who holds eight patents , to become the company ’s chief technology officer . Levy was able to have a beautiful , working prototype ready in about a month .
 While Levy works on the software technology for Nucleus , Frankel gets the word out about his invention . The WiFi - enabled Nucleus home intercom is already being heralded as one of the top products on the market for 2015 ( Frankel is hoping it will be ready to ship by the second quarter of the new year ) .
 Each Nucleus device can record video and audio and share the information with the other devices in the home . While Nucleus was intended for parents with young kids ( “ less running up and down the stairs for parents , ” as Frankel points out ) , the wall mounted tablet - like devices will undoubtedly serve many purposes for different demographics . Nucleus can take advantage of its WiFi connection and high definition ( HD ) cameras to be extended to other homes . That means kids can collaborate on their homework with their friends via video chat , while a working parent at the office checks in to make sure everyone is safe at home . While promoting Nucleus on NBC ’s The Today Show , Frankel video chatted with his grandmother in Toronto showing how Nucleus can be used to keep tabs on elderly relatives as well .
 Frankel is now traveling the country promoting his novel invention and trying to raise more capital to make Nucleus a reality . He ’s eager to find new applications for his product for home security monitoring , real estate tours , and team collaboration in the office place . Nucleus uses voice recognition so it already provides the ideal platform for interacting with the “ smart home . ” Simply by using your voice within range of any Nucleus , you can instruct it to manipulate your other networked gadgets ( “ OK Nucleus , turn off the basement lights ” ) . Frankel is interested in eventually integrating Nucleus with other smart home products like NEST ( learning thermostat ) and Belkin ’s WeMo .
 Furthermore , any Nucleus unit can control how discreet the interaction is with the other units . One unit might only be able to use another unit ’s audio , but not video for example . Some units might have to ask permission before accessing audio or video . A nice feature of Nucleus is that they can be used as baby monitors , but then transitioned to a full home intercom system when the children get older .
 You can preorder as many devices as you want at $ 150 per Nucleus . Visit the website at www.nucleusintercom.com .


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Euro payments made easy - whether you are buying or renting an Austrian ski chalet, importing goods, or paying any business or individual, Currency Index can help you send money to Austria.
Sending money to Austria is fast, easy and secure with Currency Index, and you can save up to 4% on the exchange rate alone, compared to your bank or other providers. Contact us using the form below if you would like more information on our service, or you can register with us to set up a trading facility today.
The IBAN includes various codes, like your branch and account numbers, and is the standard system for sending Euro payments across Europe. Austrian IBANs have 20 characters, starting with 'AT' followed by 18 characters, and can usually be found on your bank statement or other paperwork, along with your BIC or SWIFT code.
How are Austrian IBANs made up?
How are Austrian BIC / SWIFT codes made up?
Generally, Currency Index's service is only efficient for payments to Austria of over £1,000 equivalent. There is no maximum amount we can transfer on your behalf.
If you are still using your bank to send payments to Austria, try Currency Index instead and you will see a world of difference - not only a much cheaper service with better exchange rates, but super-fast transfers, clear explanations on rates, and the knowledge that you are dealing with regulated specialists in overseas money transfers.

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Euro payments made easy - whether you are buying or renting an Austrian ski chalet , importing goods , or paying any business or individual , Currency Index can help you send money to Austria .
 Sending money to Austria is fast , easy and secure with Currency Index , and you can save up to 4 % on the exchange rate alone , compared to your bank or other providers . Contact us using the form below if you would like more information on our service , or you can register with us to set up a trading facility today .
 The IBAN includes various codes , like your branch and account numbers , and is the standard system for sending Euro payments across Europe . Austrian IBANs have 20 characters , starting with ' AT ' followed by 18 characters , and can usually be found on your bank statement or other paperwork , along with your BIC or SWIFT code .
 How are Austrian IBANs made up ?
 How are Austrian BIC / SWIFT codes made up ?
 Generally , Currency Index 's service is only efficient for payments to Austria of over £ 1,000 equivalent . There is no maximum amount we can transfer on your behalf .
 If you are still using your bank to send payments to Austria , try Currency Index instead and you will see a world of difference - not only a much cheaper service with better exchange rates , but super - fast transfers , clear explanations on rates , and the knowledge that you are dealing with regulated specialists in overseas money transfers .


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This website is for all members of the Illinois Municipal Police Association. We have 3 membership groups that you can request access and the site administrator will review your credentials and approve you to the appropriate group. The membership group has documents, minutes and information for the association.
1. Go to http://illinoismunicipalpoliceassociation.com/register and sign up for a membership.
2. Log in via the login details you entered in step 1.
3. You will be redirected to your account page. Click on “Change” beside “Your Membership”. You can choose the appropriate groups or multiple groups you would like to join.
4. The site administrator will approve your membership request and then you will have access to all of the content for the respective group.

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This website is for all members of the Illinois Municipal Police Association . We have 3 membership groups that you can request access and the site administrator will review your credentials and approve you to the appropriate group . The membership group has documents , minutes and information for the association .
 1 . Go to http://illinoismunicipalpoliceassociation.com/register and sign up for a membership .
 2 . Log in via the login details you entered in step 1 .
 3 . You will be redirected to your account page . Click on “ Change ” beside “ Your Membership ” . You can choose the appropriate groups or multiple groups you would like to join .
 4 . The site administrator will approve your membership request and then you will have access to all of the content for the respective group .


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Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election sent shockwaves around the world, but particularly at U.N. climate change conference in Marrakech, Morocco. GroundTruth’s Justine Calma and Chris Bentley share voices from the global gathering.
Note: This is the final installment of “Living Proof” in the podcast, but there’s more to come from the project, including photography, writing and film. The podcast resumes in the new year.
Special thanks to Tom Devlin, Phil Redo and Bob Kempf at WGBH.
Chris Bentley (left) and Justine Calma are GroundTruth reporting fellows.

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Donald Trump ’s victory in the U.S. presidential election sent shockwaves around the world , but particularly at U.N. climate change conference in Marrakech , Morocco . GroundTruth ’s Justine Calma and Chris Bentley share voices from the global gathering .
 Note : This is the final installment of “ Living Proof ” in the podcast , but there ’s more to come from the project , including photography , writing and film . The podcast resumes in the new year .
 Special thanks to Tom Devlin , Phil Redo and Bob Kempf at WGBH .
 Chris Bentley ( left ) and Justine Calma are GroundTruth reporting fellows .