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Barack Obama's re-election is good news for Europe and for transatlantic relations, European experts say. But Obama's victory also raises expectations of Europe across the Atlantic.
The European wish has come true. Barack Obama has been re-elected for a second term, as the large majority of Europeans had hoped. European experts on the US told DW that Obama's victory against Republican Mitt Romney is good news.
"Obama certainly comes much closer to the European mainstream than Romney in terms of domestic and sociopolitical issues, according to surveys here in Europe," said Marius Busemeyer, political scientist from the University of Constance.
"For Europe, this means reliability," said Heinz Gärtner from the Austrian Institute for International Affairs in Vienna. "Romney was very unpredictable for Europe because he changed his position on global developments several times."
For Obama, there is no reason to change US policy toward Europe following his reelection, said Vincent Michelot, a French expert on the US at the university Sciences Po in Lyon.
"On the other hand what it may mean that the President will ask and expect more from Europe especially in terms of economic recovery because economic recovery in the states is predicated upon some economic recovery in Europe," Michelot told DW.
More international commitment
The Obama administration could call on Europe to commit itself internationally on more points than just economic issues. According to Gärtner, these could include the common search for a solution to Syria, as well as steps to resolve the conflict over Iran's nuclear program.
But Obama could also ask for transatlantic support on an issue close to Europe's heart: climate protection and environmental policy, which Obama could put back on the political agenda in Washington.
Europe can continue to count on a reliable and predictable partner in Obama, seen here with Germany's Chancellor Merkel and NATO head Rasmussen
Despite the increased focus of US foreign policy toward Asia, experts said Europe remains the most significant and reliable partner for the United States.
"I think there has been a real overreach and exaggeration of the so-called Pacific turn of the United States," Michelot said. "It's not like the United States has abandoned Europe and it's not like the relations have been colder or more distant."
Michelot said the US had had to address more urgent issues in other parts of the world. There were no emergencies erupting in Europe, aside from the economic crisis.
"But compared to other much more urgent crises such as a nuclear Iran, the economic woes of Europe are nothing really to worry about," he said.
Romney would have divided Europe
Experts stressed, however, that Europe had no reason to rest on the laurels of its solid transatlantic partnership. The US will in future focus its attention on other regions of the world, for one. Secondly, Obama - as opposed to many of his predecessors - has no particularly personal ties to Europe. Nonetheless, Obama is clearly the better winner for Europe.
"It was a very good decision for Europe," Gärtner said. "If Romney had become president, there would have been a similar division in Europe again, as there was under George W. Bush. Romney's policies toward China, Russia and the Middle East would have divided the Europeans, and that would have been a catastrophe for Europe."


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Those who are victims believe they are victims. They are victims because their perception is that of weakness, a lack of control, and fear.
Truly, all a victim needs to do is change their perception. If a victim looks at things differently, they are no longer a victim. This is really what we need to learn in our lives, the importance of perception dictating how we live.
It’s how we perceive that brings us to the spaces that we go to. It’s what we allow. We allow ourselves to be weak or we allow ourselves to be strong. Whichever we select is what we feed our energy, time and efforts into and then it expands. We need to consciously remember what we are selecting in any given moment. This is how we can empower ourselves or weaken ourselves, depending on what we choose.
I forget at times and go to that space of victim. I get tired and forget that I have access to more energy and feeling better. It’s a choice, but it’s our ego that moves us to places to challenge us. It’s one of the beauties of living.

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Welcome to Sarasota County School Board
Welcome to the School Board of Sarasota County!
The School Board of Sarasota County sets policy for the school district that advances educational opportunities for all students. Comprised of five members elected county-wide, each School Board member serves four-year terms on an alternating basis and works to advance legislative priorities that best meet the needs of the 53,000 students in the school district. School Board members are also responsible for appointing a school superintendent who directs the day-to-day academic and operational strategies of the school district.
School Board meetings take place twice a month – check out the upcoming calendar for agenda items and opportunities to address the Board during public meetings.
Members of the community are welcome the reach out to School Board members directly to notify them of ideas and feedback pertaining to education in Sarasota County.
You’re Invited! Venice High School Student Theatre Summers Presents: “Good Good Trouble on Bad Bad Island”
SARASOTA COUNTY, July 15, 2019 – Please join the Venice High School Student Theatre Summers program as they host this one-act Children’s Show performed on the VPAC Stage!
SARASOTA COUNTY, July 11, 2019 – The Sarasota County School District has earned an A grade by the state of Florida for the 16th consecutive year since grading began in 2004. Sarasota was one of 24 school districts in the state to earn an A grade for the 2018-19 school year.
SARASOTA COUNTY, July 10, 2019 – The district’s Pupil Support Services department will be hosting the 2019 Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Summer Institute in August.

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Your immunity is central to overall wellbeing. If your immune system is strong, then most other things can be taken into hand.June 10, 2020 9:19 pm
Nourishing your immune system through whole foods is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. This is not a diet or a seven-day plan. It is a way of life, a way of being.
What foods are good for your immune system, then? Lucky number seven! Here we go with seven immune boosting foods.
1. Foods high in vitamin C: bergamot and sea buckthorn
Vitamin C tops the list of immunity-boosting natural substances. If there is one thing you do towards strengthening immune system, make it enhancing your diet with plenty of foods integrally rich in vitamin C. Moreover, these foods are delicious and bright. To clarify, there is little reason to resort to supplements. This vitamin, which you can find in abundance in whole foods, boosts the immune system in many different ways. Perhaps most significantly, vitamin C helps with many different functions of both the adaptive and the innate immune systems. It is anti-microbial and a strong antioxidant. In other words, wt helps your body deal with environmental toxins. People who are deficient in vitamin C are more susceptible to infections.(1)
Most people think of citrus fruits in connection to vitamin C, but there are many other things you can do beyond your orange juice in the morning. For example, bergamot is a citrus fruit you may not eat regularly. Moreover, this fruit is a zesty, tangy combination of bright lemon and abundant orange. → View Related Products
Don’t forget that dark berries are also a good source of Vitamin C. They are wonderfully easy to make a regular part of your diet, from your morning yoghurt to snacking through the day. Sea buckthorn is another good source of Vitamin C. It may be an intriguing addition to your diet if you are not already familiar with this strong, exotic flavour. This wonder berry, sometimes called the holy fruit of the Himalayas, is also a wonderful plant-based source of the omegas. In particular, sea buckthorn is rich in omega-7 fatty acids. Intrigued? Check these articles out. → View Related Products
2. Black cumin seed oil (nigella sativa)
Intensely antimicrobial, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral, cold-pressed black seed oil is a potent substance. Further, black seeds were found in King Tut’s tomb(2). This is how long they have been around – and how long people have trusted them. Black seed oil contains thymoquinone, a powerful phytochemical compound which may offer profound healing capacities. Further, researchers have also suggested that black seed oil may be an immune modulator.(3) That is to say, an immune modulator is a substance that can restore, activate, or boost normal immune function. → View Related Products
3. Medicinal mushrooms
Ancient China, Mexico, Egypt, Greece, and Rome all turned to medicinal mushrooms for immune health. This group of mushrooms includes oyster, shiitake, turkey tail, royal agaricus, maitake, and reishi mushrooms among many others. To clarify, research has looked widely into the incredible bioactive compounds that these mushrooms offer us. These include beta-glucans, powerful polysaccharides which increase immunity by boosting macrophages, enhancing the complement system, and supporting killer cells, among other things.(4) Moreover, mushrooms offer a number of valuable nutrients including selenium and potassium. Most definitely, these funghi offer a number of anti-microbial compounds that are not easily found elsewhere.(5)
4. Probiotics for gut health
Certainly, we are beginning to understand more about the delicate, complex relationship between the gut microbiome and the immune system. The miraculously rich variety of good bacteria contained in our guts keep us in balance. If these bacteria are not nourished, researchers think that we may be more at risk of autoimmune disorders.(6) To clarify, autoimmune disorders occur when your body mistakenly attacks itself. They include lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and MS.
Including fermented probiotics in your diet is a wonderful way of helping regulate your gut microbiome, as well as quite tasty! Sauerkraut, kimchi, kombucha, and miso will all feed the healthy microbes in your gut. A wider variety of gut flora will flourish and help keep your immunity in check.
Hans Christian Andersen put it, “Just living isn't enough," said the butterfly, "one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower."
5. Raw garlic, fresh ginger, and Manuka honey
This classic combination is backed by experience, grandmothers – and science. Aliicin is the main ingredient in garlic that gives it its healthful properties and antibacterial properties. Moreover, you will get more allicin from your garlic if you crush or chop your garlic. However, be sure to use your garlic straight after you prepare it.(7)
Further, a lab study suggested that Manuka honey was almost as effective as antiviral drugs when used against the flu.(8) However, it is important to note that this refers to authentic Manuka honey of medium to high grade, which is difficult to source. Be certain that you search this grade of honey out if you are after these deep healing properties rather than flavour. Finally, scientists have looked into the anti-inflammatory properties of fresh ginger.(9) Meanwhile, these ingredients bring out the best in one another when used together with lemon in various juxtapositions.(10)
6. Foods rich in zinc and selenium for your immune system
To reiterate, maintaining a healthy, varied diet filled with all sorts of nutrients is important for the immune system. To clarify, the entire palette of whole foods is needed to maintain the best immune defences. Neither is it helpful to get too much of any one mineral or vitamin. However, there are some elements that are especially important.
Macrophages, or ‘eating cells’, and T-white blood cells are both central players in the immune system. Furthermore, both depend on selenium to function properly. In addition, Brazil nuts are a rich source of selenium. On the other hand, zinc is also essential for optimal operation of your immune defences. In other words, zinc is required for many basic cell functions and therefore a fundamental for basic balance of our bodies. Pumpkin seeds are a wonderful source of zinc.(11)
Mulberry leaves are a lovely flavour to add to your larder if you do not have them in stock. Fans of citrus fruits will appreciate the sweet, tart combination. This berry is deeply refreshing in more ways than one. Mulberry comes into play for both cell mediated immunity and humoral immunity. It is valuable to phagocytes, or eating cells, which are instrumental in immunity, and also plays a significant role in several other cell functions connected to overall immunity.(12) Mulberry is also anti-viral, anti-microbial, and anti-bacterial.(13) All of this means that mulberry is highly effective against a variety of pathogens. To sum up, all good news for immunity.
Sunshine and freedom
As the timeless dreamer, humanist, storyteller and philosopher Hans Christian Andersen put it, “Just living isn’t enough,” said the butterfly, “one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower.” True freedom lies in complete wellbeing – and immunity is key to complete wellbeing.
In conclusion: may you all have immunity, sunshine, freedom and a little flower.
Delicious whole foods and recipes for your immune system
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Benefits of reishi mushroom
Fans of reishi say it has a range of benefits for your health, including boosting your immunity and mood. But where does it… Continue
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Despite being classed as a ‘pseudocereal’, buckwheat has very real benefits for your health!

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The 212th chapter of the Tokyo Revengers manga series is now available. Unexpectedly, the manga officially debuts another main character that had already been introduced in the Final Arc.
Below, you will find the recap and breakdown of the previous chapter. But before going into the details, let’s start with the release schedule of Tokyo Revengers Chapter 213.
Chapter 213 Release Date
Tokyo Revengers Chapter 213 is scheduled to be officially released on July 7, 2021, Wednesday. Until there is no announcement or news of any delay, you should be able to read the new manga chapter next week.
You can read the upcoming manga chapter of Tokyo Revengers by visiting Kodansha. Apart from Kodansha, you can also read multiple volumes and chapters Comixology Unlimited, Inkr, and Mangamo.
Chapter 212 Recap
Takemichi still finds himself in the middle of an impending clash between the two powerhouse gangs in Tokyo. South Terano is not unfazed by the presence of the Brahman gang and asked Takeomi Akashi about their motives.
Akashi Scouting Takemichi
Takeomi Akashi reveals that he and the gang are not there for South Terano. Instead, Akashi revealed that he was there to scout Takemichi, suggesting that Brahman is planning to invite Takemichi to join the gang.
Former Black Dragon President and Former Tenjiku Members Appeared
Upon hearing Akashi’s goal, a familiar voice was heard. It was Kakucho Hitto, one of the four heavenly kings. At the same time, Madarame Shion, the 9th generation Black Dragon captain, and the other heavenly kings, namely Ran Haitan and Kanji Mochizuki, and Rindo Haitani appeared.
Takemichi was shocked upon seeing the former members of Tenjiku and the worst generations assembled in one place.
Senju Kawaragi Arrives and Attacked Terano
While these big names that appeared in front of Akashi would surely bring trouble, Takemichi didn’t see him worrying. Instead, Akashi calls out Senju Kawaragi, the leader of the Brahman gang.
Senju makes his entrance by throwing his umbrella towards South Terano. The leader of Rokuhara Tandai easily dodged the incoming umbrella, but he was caught off guard by Senju’s follow-up attack. Senju hit Terano on his head, but he failed to make his opponent fall.
The leader of the Brahmans gang then grabbed his umbrella and told everyone to do whatever they had to do.
More About Tokyo Revengers
Tokyo Revengers follows the story of Takemichi Hanagaki who traveled to the past to save Hinata Tachibana, her high school ex-girlfriend. With the help of Naoto Tachibana, Takemichi’s mission was to stop Tokyo Manji Gang from murdering Hinata. Takemichi time-leaped back to 12 years and found himself as a student. His mission was to take over Tokyo Manji Gang and save all of his loved ones.
Tokyo Revengers is a manga series written by Ken Wakui. The manga already produced 22 volumes since its publication in March 2017 under Kodansha. In April 2021, an anime adaptation of Tokyo Revengers was released. The anime adaptation was produced by LIDENFILMS, along with Kodansha, Pony Canyon, and Ultra Super Pictures as producers.
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A new wildfire erupts in Colorado during the most destructive wildfire season in state history. Taken from the incident command center in South Boulder, the winds pushed the smoke northbound. Thanks to firefighter efforts, the blaze was 90% contained within a week without destroying any structures, unlike the massive Waldo and High Park Fires nearby.
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A referee awarded the stars and the creative team behind the Fox show "Bones" $ 179 million in damages.
As stated in a full-length Hollywood reporter story, the decision could have a bigger impact on the streaming world. This is especially true for the major media companies that want to bring their own streaming services to market, presumably their existing content libraries use.
Stars David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel, along with executive producer Barry Josephson and Kathy Reichs (who based the novels that "Bones" based on) sued 21st Century Fox in 2015. They claimed that Fox's Studio licensed the show for below-average prices for Fox networks and later for Hulu, who would have cheated them out of their ranks.
The dispute eventually resulted in arbitration and now referee Peter Lichtman Fox (ref. currently holding a 30 percent stake in Hulu and is just being acquired by Disney), has been ordered to pay one of the largest profit shares in Hollywood's history.
As part of his In a Judgment (Embedded), Lichtman examines Fox & # 39; Deal streaming streams of "Bones" on Hulu This kind of deal ̵
In this case, it seems that Hulu only gave Fox a share of advertising revenue, as Lichtman skeptically describes, "If Fox asserted that there is no better business, from another studio, in terms of percentage of ad revenue This is true, as no other studio would do A deal based on the percentage of advertising revenue . "(Emphasis in original).
Then Lichtman goes on to refer to what he calls "perhaps the most shocking evidence in relation to the Hulu issues," namely, the fact. Chief executive officer Dan Fawcett signed the license agreement on behalf of Fox and Hulu.
"As mentioned earlier, Mr. Fawcett has literally signed the agreement for both sides in his representation for both sides," Lichtman writes. "The obvious conclusions of the self-business, the conflict of interest and the lack of negotiations on market conditions far beyond the picture."
Finally, Lichtman concludes that there is an obvious reason why Hulu has made so many bargains.
It is undisputed that the Fox conglomerate had a stake in Hulu, and the evidence showed that "Fox writ big" essentially handed over digital rights at a low cost to increase its value, "he says
Fox Meanwhile, he denies the decision and argues that most damage should be avoided.
"The decision of this private arbitrator is categorically wrong on the merits and outstripped his decision-making powers," the company said in a statement. Fox will not allow this blatant injustice, full of errors and unfounded attacks by the characters, to be perpetuated, and will jeopardize the court's decision in court. "Last time, the Hollywood talent brought the studios out for streaming profits
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Located in the heart of Central Europe, the Czech Republic’s capital city of Prague offers breathtaking old world grandeur, thriving culture, incredible architecture plus a rich and dramatic heritage. Situated on opposite banks of the Vltava River, Hradčany Castle is connected with the city’s old town by the famous Charles Bridge. Global corporations are investing in the Czech Republic and grand “old” Prague is being restored to its previous glory.
Accommodation: 397 rooms, superior rooms and junior suites, executive floor with lounge and rooftop terrace, underground garage, parking for buses, all rooms with WiFi Internet access, air conditioning, minibar, shower and/or bath, satellite TV, hairdryer.
Food & drink: À la carte restaurant “Allegretto”: Mediterranean cuisine, 55 seats; buffet restaurant “Teatro”: international cuisine, 250 seats; “Amadeus” bar.
Function rooms: 20 multipurpose function rooms for up to 400 people, all naturally lighted, can be darkened, largest conference room measures 420 m² (no pillars).
Wellness & sport: Wellness area including sauna, whirlpool, gym, massage room, rooftop terrace; beauty salon and hairdresser.

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Kids Health Matters
Topic: Disability Advocacy
Now that vaccine eligibility has expanded in many states, we thought it might be helpful to sit down with Tori Bahr, MD, a pediatric complex care physician at Gillette to discuss the facts about the COVID-19 vaccines that are currently available.
Apr. 2, 2021
Why I’m Here: For My Brother, for My Patients
When I work with my patients at Gillette, I try not to impose my story and my “why” on them and their families. But inevitably, it comes up. My younger brother, Peter has cerebral palsy. He’s why I do what I do and why I’m here. I’m immensely proud of him and grateful to have had the privilege of being his sister.
Mar. 28, 2021
“This book changed my life.” A Year of Gillette Press Helping People Understand CP
Families are giving praise and support to Spastic Diplegia—Bilateral Cerebral Palsy written by Ireland-based author, Lily Collison. The book was released by Gillette Children’s Healthcare Press just before the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020.
Mar. 23, 2021
A Crowning Achievement for Joe
March is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare enhances the lives of people who have cerebral palsy (CP) and advocates for their well-being and care. Joe Carr has received CP care at Gillette for most of his life. He recently received a special honor from his high school classmates and is a strong example of Gillette’s focus on inclusion and realizing your potential.
Mar. 8, 2021
Vaccine Prioritization: A Letter from Gillette to Governor Walz and Commissioner Malcom
In light of current guidelines that determine who is eligible for vaccine prioritization, Gillette reached out to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Commissioner Jan Malcom to urge them to consider the inclusion of people who have disabilities.
Feb. 12, 2021
Trust Your Instincts: A Craniosynostosis Journey
The Quinn family shares their experience about their newborn daughter receiving a diagnosis of craniosynostosis. They appreciate the Gillette team approach to care which allows for collaboration between the neurosurgeon and the plastic surgeon to formulate a clear, patient-specific plan. Two surgeons working side-by-side in the operating room decreases operating time and reduces the length of exposure a child has to general anesthesia.
Jan. 19, 2021
Safe Winter Fun During COVID-19
Even in a normal year, the winter months can present challenges when it comes to getting out and staying active. In a time when many would be transitioning to doing more activities indoors, the COVID-19 pandemic has introduced additional challenges. However, there are still many ways to stay active and have fun this winter.
Jan. 13, 2021
No Helmet, No Slide: Wear a Helmet While Sledding, Because Your Brain Matters
Going sledding is ridiculously fun, but it can also be dangerous. Wearing a helmet makes it safer.
Jan. 5, 2021
My New Year’s Resolution For Now and Always: Being Courageous for My Daughter
Most parents would tell you that having a child changes your life in ways you never could have imagined. That certainly was the case for my husband, Mike and me. Our daughter, Peyton, is now 9 years old, and it’s been a journey of hope, faith and love.
Dec. 28, 2020
It’s More than a Doll: The Value of Seeing Yourself in the World
In a time where many may feel disconnected, the providers at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare are going out of their way to remind our patients and their families that we see them and that their inclusion matters. This is happening in a variety of ways, but let’s start with a girl named Mari and her new doll.
Dec. 13, 2020
Not All Heroes Wear Capes, But Colton Does
For families like Colton’s, the costs of care can be overwhelming. That’s why our donor-funded Gillette Assistance Program exists—to help families worry less about finances so they can focus solely on their child’s care. Not all heroes wear capes, but you can become a hero for kids like Colton when you support Gillette with your donation today.
Nov. 30, 2020
A Conversation with Angela Sinner, DO
Angela Sinner, DO has worked as a Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine Physician at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare for nearly a decade. She is the co-director of Gillette's inpatient rehabilitation unit and Sinner specializes in treating cerebral palsy, muscle spasticity and tone management, as well as traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. Learn more about her, here:
Nov. 24, 2020
COVID-19 Cases Spike in Minnesota
Minnesota and neighboring states have hit record numbers of COVID-19 cases recently. This spike in cases of the virus prompted Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz, to announce increased restrictions regarding group gatherings earlier this afternoon. These new restrictions will be enacted at 10 p.m. on Friday, November 13.
Nov. 12, 2020
Let’s Chat About Spina Bifida
October is Spina Bifida Awareness Month as well as National Bullying Prevention Month. Most people have experienced some form of bullying during their lives, but unfortunately, many children who have disabilities experience this much more acutely. Earlier this year Gillette patients, Chloe and Gracie sat down to talk about the care they received at Gillette. They also touched on some of the bullying they dealt with at school along the way.
Oct. 30, 2020
The Miracle of Owen
Owen Nei is 11 years old, an avid hockey and baseball player, and a young man who lights up every room he’s in with his positive, irrepressible attitude. Given how his life started out, the fact that he’s even here, much less doing all of these things, is nothing short of a miracle.
Oct. 26, 2020
Chloe and Gracie, Connected by Friendship, a Bridge and Spina Bifida
October is Spina Bifida Awareness Month and October 25 is World Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Day. To recognize the day and the month, we're sharing the story of Chloe and Gracie, two longtime Gillette patients connected by spina bifida, but much more than that, their profound friendship. Read their story here.
Oct. 25, 2020
A Multi-Disciplinary Team Approach to Spina Bifida Care
Spina bifida is fairly common, occurring in one of every 1,500 births, and is a complex condition that requires a team of experts to make sure each child can thrive. A team of Gillette specialists, including neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, urologists, rehabilitation medicine specialists, therapists, psychologists, social workers, and orthotists is ready to help parents and referring providers create a treatment plan especially designed for each child diagnosed with spina bifida.
Oct. 23, 2020
Dreaming in the Time of COVID-19: A Cerebral Palsy Book is Launched Despite a Worldwide Pandemic
On World Cerebral Palsy Day, Gillette Children’s Healthcare Press is pleased to highlight a book that combines medically rigorous medical information and the personal story of a mother searching for the best care for her son who is diagnosed with CP. Spastic Diplegia—Bilateral Cerebral Palsy is written by Lily Collison, an Ireland-based author and the mother of a Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare patient.
Oct. 6, 2020
Words Can Break Your Heart
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. While much has been done to help curb bullying behavior, the statistics show more needs to be done. One study shows 60 percent of children who have disabilities report being bullied regularly.
Oct. 5, 2020
Grady’s Grit: Cerebral Palsy and Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) Surgery
"Grady’s so much more than his condition. The way we see it is that God gave us this incredibly cool kid who’s had to deal with a few things. We've had challenges, but life is good even when stuff is hard. Either way, because of Gillette and the care they provide, Grady's future will be whatever he decides it to be. That’s no small thing.”
Sep. 18, 2020
Super Sam and Cerebral Palsy
At Target Field, every Sunday is Kid’s Day and on a beautiful summer day in August of 2019, Samuel Anastos scored the first honorary run of a Minnesota Twins game. It was a joyous moment made all the more meaningful because there was a time in Sam’s life when his parents questioned whether he would learn to walk or talk, much less run.
Sep. 16, 2020
Together, We CAN Support Research at Gillette
There's a new level of excitement and commitment to conducting research at Gillette that could change and improve the lives of countless numbers of children everywhere, and donor support is pivotal in leading the charge.
Aug. 31, 2020
Gagnon’s new role in MNAAP means a stronger voice for Gillette and our families
The associate medical director of pediatrics at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare, Madeleine Gagnon, MD, was recently appointed to the Board of the Minnesota Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (MNAAP).
Aug. 24, 2020
Speak Now for Kids Week Gives Patient and Family Advocates a Platform
Speak Now for Kids Week is a public platform for citizen advocates to learn, get involved and influence the outcomes of current child health policies. This year, three Gillette families met with representatives from the Minnesota Congressional Delegation to advocate for kids and Children's Hospitals.
Aug. 14, 2020
The Marvelous, Mountain Biking Mari
With her shock of blonde hair blowing in the wind, Mari laughs while flying down the trails on her mountain bike and has aspirations to conquer the monkey bars at her local playground. These athletic feats become all the more impressive when you consider the fact that Mari was born missing nearly all of the fingers on her right hand.
Aug. 12, 2020
Gillette provides expert help as CDC predicts Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is warning parents and medical professionals that 2020 will be another peak year for cases of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) a rare, polio-like neurological condition that affects mostly children. Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare is ready to be an important center for AFM care and rehabilitation when the outbreak is set to peak this fall.
Aug. 7, 2020
Virtual Appointments Break Down Barriers for Families
When virtual appointments were first proposed, we were appreciative but admittedly skeptical about how that would work. But having recently made the shift over to virtual appointments, we’ve been pleasantly surprised by how seamless the transition was. Naturally, there were some growing pains in the beginning, but there were many benefits that emerged over time.
Jul. 21, 2020
When Life Hands You COVID-19…Make a Virtual Lemonade Stand
Joe Carr is a socially connected doer and thinker so a worldwide COVID-19 pandemic was not about to stop him from launching his 5th annual Lemonade Stand Fundraiser for Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare. In fact, Joe and his team say in a strange twist COVID-19 might make this year of fund raising even more successful.
Jul. 16, 2020
Every Day, Better and Stronger: Matthew’s Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury
Matthew suffered a traumatic brain injury 15 years ago. After the treatment at Gillette that saved his life, he’s had a singular goal: To live every day, better and stronger. As he says, “It’s not about what I lost, it’s about what I’m getting back.”
Jul. 14, 2020
Inimitable Avery: Relentless After Treatment for Scoliosis
"It was definitely a shock. I almost didn’t believe it at first. I’m a competitive athlete; I’d never really been hurt or sick in my entire life. I didn’t even know what scoliosis was." - Avery Wright
Jun. 30, 2020
Bracing for Scoliosis with Kristin Smith, CO
Kristin Smith, CO, is the lead orthotist of the OPS spinal orthotics team, and has worked at Gillette for nearly 20 years. When it comes to scoliosis, her relationship with the condition is both professional, as well as deeply personal. Read our conversation with Kristin below.
Jun. 25, 2020
Erika Comes Back After Spinal Fusion
"I realized, for the first time, that I was shooting straight. Due to my scoliosis, I'd been overcompensating." Erika, a basketball player, gained confidence after surgery to correct her spinal curvature.
Jun. 4, 2020
Gillette Children’s Healthcare Press Brings the Personal and Medical to Parents
Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare has launched a new resource to help parents of children who have complex, rare or traumatic conditions. The first book released by the new Gillette Children’s Healthcare Press is Spastic Diplegia—Bilateral Cerebral Palsy and it’s written by Lily Collison, an Ireland-based author and the mother of a Gillette patient.
May. 28, 2020
“Weird is a Pretty Good Description”: Graduating from High School During COVID-19
There are a lot of people who are missing everyday aspects of a normal life right now. There are also countless young adults that are missing out on defining milestones like high school graduation, that before COVID-19, many of us took for granted. We recently spoke with two high school seniors who've been treated at Gillette throughout the course of their lives about how they're doing during this time.
May. 21, 2020
Staying Safe by Keeping Things Clean
In the wake of the outbreak of COVID-19, we’ve heard countless stories about the brave medical professionals who are working on the frontlines of this crisis. Of course, it takes many individuals working in close concert with one another to make a hospital run, and it’s impossible to do any type of medical work that’s safe in an environment that isn’t sterile. In a time where handwashing and keeping things clean is very much top of mind, we thought it’d be good to consult the experts in such matters; the individuals who are keeping Gillette’s patients, families and staff members safe by keeping things clean.
Apr. 24, 2020
Creating Community from a Distance
During this time of isolation, everyone is looking for ways to stay in touch with the people and causes they care about. In the weeks ahead, we’ll be exploring new ways to connect with one another while also staying safe. Learn five easy ways you can support Gillette and create community together, from a distance.
Mar. 26, 2020
COVID-19 – Staying Safe Without Going Stir-Crazy
Many of us will be spending more time at home during the outbreak of COVID-19 (the disease caused by coronavirus), and for those with young children, you may have to get a bit creative to keep them entertained during this time. To try to help, we sat down with the Child and Family Services Team at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare to get some tips on ways you can practice proper social distancing, stay home and safe without going completely stir-crazy in the coming weeks.
Mar. 19, 2020
COVID-19: Tips on Prevention
You’ve likely been hearing quite a bit about COVID-19—or coronavirus—in the news lately. Our medical staff at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare wants to help our patients and families better understand COVID-19 and how to stay healthy and prevent the spread of the illness.
Mar. 6, 2020
Here’s Why Gillette is the Best at Providing Cerebral Palsy Care
For 123 years the doctors, nurses and employees at Gillette have worked every day to provide the very best care for all children. This dedication has led to treatments and outcomes that have influenced cerebral palsy care worldwide.
Feb. 28, 2020
Puppies with Purpose: The Benefits of Animal-Assisted Therapy
“It’s just so wonderful to watch these children get better. It’s also very rewarding to see the connection that forms between the children and my dogs. They become friends.”
Feb. 24, 2020
Kids Demonstrate Their CAN During Adaptive Ski Day
If you are a child who has a disability or complex medical condition, you may think the thrill of downhill skiing isn’t possible. “Not so!” say patients at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare.
Feb. 19, 2020
Sophia Soars: Family Makes 700-Mile Journey to Treat Daughter’s Cerebral Palsy
"Every step Sophia takes is a testament to the countless dedicated individuals who made it possible," says her mother, Susan Slinkard. Sophia and her family traveled from Arkansas to Minnesota for several major surgeries aimed at reducing Sophia's spasticity.
Jan. 16, 2020
Many the Miles: Deep Brain Stimulation Gives the Gift of a Son
As loud music filled the adjoining hallways near the Neurosciences unit at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, passersby could be forgiven if they were a bit confused. The atmosphere was festive and there was good reason for it. At long last, James Bostic, 17, was able to go home. He had been in the hospital for 15 months.
Dec. 2, 2019
Holiday Travel Tips for Children Who Have Special Needs
Parents traveling with family members who have a disability or special need are often dealing with extra issues and concerns. During the holidays airports are crowded, security lines long and traffic is snarled. Preparation and knowledge are the keys to decreasing stress and getting rid of your bah humbug.
Nov. 25, 2019
Gillette Assistance Program (GAP) Changes Lives
Nicole Leinonen says she’ll never forget the phone call that she says changed her life. “Every time I think of that phone call from Gillette telling me that I qualified for some financial assistance I get emotional. I’m amazed at how generous people are,” Nicole says. “The Gillette Assistance Program (GAP) means I can focus on Ella and her needs. I don’t have to be so stressed worrying about how, as a single parent, I can pay for her care.”
Nov. 7, 2019
Dog Treats Mean Business for Teen Who Has CP
Learn about how Jennifer and her son Nick, a Gillette patient who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy, came up with an idea for a part-time business making dog treats and turned it into a reality that they hope will provide employment opportunities to other young adults who have disabilities.
Oct. 24, 2019
A Promise to Her Dad Motivates Maria Renata
Seven-year-old Maria Renata Sanchez Diaz traveled 1,600 miles from her home in Mexico City to Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare as part of her plan to keep a promise to her dad.
Oct. 2, 2019
Dear Theodora: One Family’s Cerebral Palsy Journey
There are few moments in life as exciting and anxiety inducing as the day you have your first child, but for Andrew Bailey and his wife, Amanda, things were a bit more complicated. Amanda was home in Connecticut getting ready for her baby shower. Andrew, a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, was in Seattle for an away game.
Oct. 1, 2019
Back Pain in Children: Gillette Can Help!
Back pain is more common in children than one might expect. In fact, by age 15, 30-50 percent of all children have had at least one episode of back pain! At Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, our team of internationally-recognized orthopedic experts work closely with many pediatric patients each year, helping them identify and treat their unexplained back pain.
Jul. 18, 2019
Virtual Reality Bolsters Clinical Care at Gillette
The hospital can be a scary place for anyone, especially a child, and no matter how nice the staff is or how thoughtfully the clinical spaces are designed, it’s usually difficult for a patient to forget they’re in one. At Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, that’s no longer the case.
Jul. 17, 2019
Taking Care of Yourself While Taking Care of Others
Being the caregiver for a patient or family member who has special needs can be very demanding. Preventing, as well as managing the effects of stress is something many healthcare providers are focusing on for their patients and for themselves.
Jun. 17, 2019
Accessible Summer Fun For All
The therapeutic recreation specialists at Gillette can help plan family summer activities to make sure children who have mobility or health challenges can have fun in the sun.
Jun. 6, 2019
The Long Way Round: A Look Back on my Treatment for Cerebral Palsy
When Jenna Robinson was born, she only weighed three pounds and doctors told her parents she’d never be a “rocket scientist.” Now 28, she holds a Master’s degree in social work and has dedicated her life to helping individuals lead more independent lives.
Mar. 27, 2019
Cerebral Palsy Won’t Slow Wes Down, He’s Unstoppable
Wes Jackson is a thoughtful, kind and inquisitive kid. He also has cerebral palsy, but he won't let that (or anything else for that matter) get in his way. Get to know Wes and his family, you'll be glad you did.
Mar. 21, 2019
Therapeutic Recreation Provides Guidance for Activities for Children Who Have Disabilities
Rolling over, crawling. The first words, the first steps, the first bike ride. These actions seem small individually, but many serve as formative moments that represent individual progress. They’re the signs that we’re moving forward and the experiences we remember. However, for many of the patients and families at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, these milestones are often delayed—if they happen at all.
Feb. 24, 2019
Lengthening Limbs to Transform Lives: Gillette Welcomes Aaron Huser, DO
Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare has the largest collection of pediatric orthopedic surgeons in the Midwest and recently welcomed Aaron Huser, DO. Huser specializes in the care of limb deformities and deficiencies and is currently accepting patients.
Jan. 17, 2019
Limb-Lengthening and the Triumphant Life of Kate Ketelhohn
The day was Christmas Eve, the year was 2003 and the Ketelhohns were resting and watching a movie in their home near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was an idyllic evening, but their youngest daughter, 8-month-old, Kate, had a slight fever. It was the type of malady that many children experience throughout their development. There was no reason to worry, until there was.
Jan. 9, 2019
Cassidy CAN Stand and Cheer
Cassidy and her mom, Darcy, are two of the biggest fans of the University of Minnesota women's volleyball team. They're excited about the NCAA Division I women's volleyball tournament at Target Center in Minneapolis. While they're disappointed the Gophers will not appear in the NCAA tournament, they're proud of what the team accomplished this season. Cassidy has quadriplegic cerebral palsy and her limited use of her arms and legs means is can be difficult to stand and cheer for her team--until Gillette helped make her dream come true.
Dec. 7, 2018
First of Its Kind in the Metro—Aerodigestive Clinic Provides Coordinated, Convenient Care for Families
The human body is a miraculous makeup of coordinated and interconnected systems that, when operating properly, are a wonder to behold. But when things aren’t operating correctly, this interconnectedness can cause a whole host of complications. This issue is precisely why Gillette’s Aerodigestive Clinic was established last year.
Dec. 4, 2018
Joe Mauer is More Than a Hometown Hero
Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare appreciates the support retiring Minnesota Twins first baseman, Joe Mauer and his wife, Maddie, have given us. To Gillette the Mauers are more than hometown heroes—they're family.
Nov. 12, 2018
Bennett’s Story: Forming a Family and Spina Bifida
It’s funny, you never know at the time when you’re living the day that will change your life forever. But that’s what happened to me four years ago. I work in Community Engagement and Events for the Minnesota Twins and I was volunteering at an event Joe Mauer was hosting for Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, when I saw a little boy sitting by himself on the ground. I sat down next to him and he turned and said: “Hi, my name is Bennett and I love dinosaurs.”I fell in love on the spot.
Aug. 10, 2018
Hope Brings Her Family “Full Circle” at Gillette
Hope is many things, including an animal-lover, a peacemaker and a big sister. She's also a longtime Gillette patient, where she receives treatment for multiple pterygium syndrome, a condition she shares with her dad.
Jul. 31, 2018
Sports, Fundraising and Fun at the Mauer and Friends Kids Classic
It's rare for a singular event to bring so much joy and meaning to so many individuals and organizations, but Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare's celebration of the 3rd Annual Mauer and Friends Kids Classic, did just that. The event took place on a perfect, June day, and 25 Gillette patients and their families had the experience of a lifetime down on the grass of Target Field.
Jun. 26, 2018
Letters to My Landon: A Message to My Son
Every now and again, I write a new letter to my son, Landon. It’s my testament to him. To who he was, to who he is, and to who he could someday be.
Jun. 3, 2018
Legislation Would Make Minnesota State Parks Accessible to All
The majority of Minnesota’s state parks have key park amenities that remain inaccessible or only partially accessible to people who have disabilities. See how Gillette is working to change that by supporting proposed legislation that would fund important updates.
May. 8, 2018
Title of ‘Minnesota Miss Amazing’ Gives Katie Allee Platform for Advocacy
On April 7th, 2018, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Minnesota Miss Amazing pageant. I was lucky enough to learn about this event from a friend who became involved in the past, and had expressed that the event was an awesome experience for her and her family.
Apr. 24, 2018
Lincoln is Going to be Lincoln: How I Learned To Stop Worrying About My Son With Special Needs
Parents worry. Parents worry about their child’s growth, development, friends, school, future. It’s a universal truth, baked into our biology. When a child is diagnosed with special needs, however, a parent’s worry can snowball into anxiety. That's what happened to me, but here's what I did.
Apr. 12, 2018
Project SEARCH Helps Students Who Have Disabilities Transition from Classroom to Workplace
Project SEARCH combines classroom instruction and career exploration through hands-on training for students who have disabilities. This is Gillette’s first year participating in the program, through a partnership with the White Bear Lake Area Schools, and the interns have progressed in leaps and bounds.
Apr. 4, 2018
It’s Not a Career, It’s a Calling: Bringing My Son Home
Louie Romero is a smiley kid that simply can’t help the fact that he is irrepressibly charming. It's Louie's personality that makes an impression when you meet him. The fact that he is in a wheelchair and has cerebral palsy ranks much lower on the list.
Mar. 12, 2018
Gillette Helps Athletes with Paralympic Dreams
Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare provides support and resources to help kids achieve their athletic goals. Our therapeutic recreation specialists take pride in helping kids improve their strength and flexibility while having the fun experience of playing sports.
Mar. 9, 2018
Minnesota at its Best, Sled Hockey for Children who Have Disabilities
You know, there might be nothing more Minnesotan than lacing up a pair of skates and heading out to the rink. “You bet, you’d better believe it,” says Tony Lang of Loretto, Minnesota. “I grew up playing hockey my whole life. It’s a family tradition. In fact, when we had kids I built a rink in our backyard.”
Feb. 22, 2018
Help Fund Animal-Assisted Therapy at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare
“I don’t think it would surprise anyone to learn that a lot of children love dogs,” says Emily DeBreto. “While we’ve had volunteers bring in therapeutic dogs at the hospital for comfort, we wanted to get our dogs more involved with the actual functional aspects of the therapy we’re providing.”
Nov. 16, 2017
It’s Not Just Bumps and Bruises: A Letter on Bullying from an Anonymous Mom
An anonymous mom opens up about her son, bullying, the many lessons she's learned raising a child who has a disability--and the one lesson she'd like to pass on.
Oct. 25, 2017
Driven by Compassion, Gillette Nurse Leads by Example for 40 Years
Becky Hamilton can’t help but get a bit emotional as she prepares to hang up her scrubs after 40 years as a Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare nurse. She’ll freely tell you that when you devote so much of your life to an organization, your colleagues become like family. This goes for your patients as well.
Oct. 10, 2017
Why Medicaid Matters to my Family: Let’s Talk About it
Rebecca Pierce, the mother of a Gillette patient, speaks out about the importance of protecting Medicaid for children who have disabilities.
Sep. 26, 2017
Katie Allee Goes to Washington: A National Advocate for Kids Who Have Disabilities
"This experience allowed me to advocate for the issues I care about to some of the most important people who can present my ideas on a larger scale," says Katie Allee. Learn about Katie's recent trip to D.C. and why she's passionate about being a voice for all children who have complex conditions.
Sep. 21, 2017
Therapy Two-A-Days: Connor Tackles Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury
Tall, red-haired and boisterous, it’s not a surprise to learn that Connor plays on the football team back in North Dakota, or that he’s pretty popular.
Sep. 5, 2017
International Research Collaboration Between Hospitals Helps Treat Children Who Have Chronic Pain
Pain affects all aspects of life, but for many of us, it’s an abstract concept. But, for a moment, imagine what it would feel like to experience chronic pain for an entire month. Start with that, but now expand it out to a year—or maybe even, every day of your life.
Aug. 9, 2017
Kelsey Teaches Yoga, Defies Disability
Kelsey's attitude is so affecting, she says that most people don’t notice at first. Kelsey was born with a radial club hand, and her left arm is significantly shorter than her right. This means that when she’s instructing yoga—perhaps the most public of exercises—she’s essentially doing most of it, one-handed.
Jul. 28, 2017
She’s Katie. It’s Not What She Has, It’s Who She Is
Katie Allee takes Advanced Placement classes. She’s 15, and she’s a straight-A student. Her mind? It’s all there, and she’ll tell you as much. But when it comes to her body physically, for much of her life, she’s had difficulty.
Jul. 10, 2017
120 Years of Can at the Minnesota State Capitol
Gillette patients, families and employees joined together at the Minnesota State Capitol to mark our 120th anniversary. Check out photos of the celebration!
Apr. 26, 2017
Celebrating Gillette Day at the Minnesota Capitol
On April 25, Gillette patients, families and staff will gather at the Minnesota State Capitol to kick off the hospital's 120th anniversary. See why advocating for Minnesota children who have complex conditions is important to Gillette.
Apr. 13, 2017
Gillette Relaunches Ability-Themed Emoji App
To celebrate National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, Gillette is relaunching an updated version of its ability-themed emoji keyboard called Emojability.
Mar. 15, 2017
Former British Royal Guard Sails Solo to Raise Funds for Gillette Kids
If you want to know how a former guard to the British Royal Family wound up racing his sailboat to help Minnesota children who have disabilities, follow along below.
Feb. 21, 2017
Katie Wilkins Is Dedicated to Helping Kids Manage Pain
Meet Katie Wilkins, a Gillette physical therapist who is passionate about helping kids who have juvenile arthritis. Learn why she's being honored at the 2017 Walk to Cure Juvenile Arthritis.
Feb. 16, 2017
Virtual Tour: New Entrance
Take a recently filmed Facebook LIVE virtual tour of our new valet entrance, check-in desk, guest services, waiting areas and more.
Feb. 8, 2017
Patient Embarks on Quest to See 500 Bands
Mason and his father Rich saw nearly 500 rock bands live in concert last year. They refused to let Mason's cerebral palsy get in the way of reaching their goal.
Jan. 9, 2017
Learning Your Child Has a Disability
There are few things in life as overwhelming as learning your child has a disability. Accepting this and moving forward is a different process for every parent. We spoke with Gillette neuropsychologist Richard DiPrima, PsyD, and below he offers advice to help families navigate this emotional time.
Dec. 22, 2016
Krista Horning Works at Gillette “To Give Back”
Krista Horning, a Gillette employee for nine years, hopes she's an inspiration to the patients she helps. That's because she's been a patient at Gillette since childhood. Meet Krista and learn why she loves working at Gillette.
Oct. 24, 2016
Alexandra Redefines Perceptions
When Alexandra's mom started getting questions from other parents about Alexandra's condition, mother and daughter decided to help shift others' perceptions about disabilities. Learn how.
Sep. 15, 2016
Avery’s Story: Becoming a Back-to-School Model
Avery, a sixth grader who has cerebral palsy, recently had the opportunity to showcase some of her favorite back-to-school fashions to thousands when she modeled for the Mall of America's 2016 Back to School Look Book. Learn how the experience helped build Avery's confidence and how care at Gillette has helped her thrive.
Sep. 7, 2016
Mauer and Friends Kids Classic Connects Patients, Sports Stars
The Mauer and Friends Kids Classic united sports heroes and supporters of Gillette to improve the lives of kids who have disabilities and complex medical conditions. Minnesota Twins first-baseman Joe Mauer and his wife Maddie hosted the event at the Twins' Target Field.
Jun. 22, 2016
From Minnesota to Alaska, Specialized Care Means Possibilities for Javier
Javier loves spending his summers in Alaska with his mom. But until recently, his family feared those visits might end. Learn how new technology is helping Javier continue his favorite summertime tradition.
Jun. 20, 2016
Gillette Family Makes Field of Dreams a Reality
The Feyereisen family built a sandlot field in their backyard to inspire inclusiveness and teach kindness among their triplet sons, who have varying degrees of disabilities, and their friends. It's come to resemble a real-life "Field of Dreams."
May. 26, 2016
Hunter Overcomes Bullying with a Little Help from His Friends
When Stacy Soman’s son Hunter started being bullied consistently last year, this question came up more and more. “When your kid starts coming home with bruises, it’s hard not to say: ‘You know what, maybe you should hit back, and they’ll leave you alone.’ Many children would take that advice, but not Hunter."
Apr. 15, 2016
Sorting Through a Childhood Diagnosis: 5 Tips for Parents
Every parent wants their child to be healthy, but that isn’t always the case. The reality is that as many as one in about 325 parents will have a child who has a complex medical condition such as cerebral palsy, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC also says about one in six children will have some type of developmental disability.
Mar. 24, 2016
Infographic: Understanding Cerebral Palsy
March is cerebral palsy month – and March 25 is National CP Awareness Day. Take a moment to get information about the most common motor disorder. Remember that when a child is diagnosed, it doesn’t mean he or she can’t live a happy, fulfilling – and most important – meaningful life.
Mar. 9, 2016


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Lil Wayne given probation
il Wayne has been sentenced to three years probation on a drug possession charge.
The rapper - real name Dwayne Carter - is currently serving a one-year jail sentence in Arizona on an unrelated gun charge and will begin his probation when he is released from prison.
The 'Lollipop' hitmaker was arrested in 2008 when police at a US Border Patrol checkpoint found an ounce of cocaine, 41 grams of ecstasy, four ounces of marijuana and a 40-calibre pistol on board the star's tour bus.
He avoided facing charges of possession of a narcotic drug for sale, misconduct involving weapons and possession of drug paraphernalia by pleading guilty to one count of possession of a dangerous drug on June 18.
James Tilson, the rapper's lawyer in Arizona, said: "We're quite glad that we were able to wrap everything up. It's a favourable plea agreement that will allow Mr. Carter to pursue his career."
Wayne began his current jail term at New York's Rikers Island prison in March, causing fellow hip-hop stars to lament the loss of the rapper from the music industry.
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Singer-songwriter Ruston Kelly has announced dates for his headlining Brightly Burst Tour, which will get underway in September 2019. Kelly currently has a few European dates left before a busy festival season that includes stops at Bonnaroo, Newport Folk Festival and Lollapalooza.
Kicking off September 18th at Songbirds South Stage in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the 22 dates of the Brightly Burst Tour will have Kelly visiting Atlanta, Georgia’s Terminal West, Los Angeles’ Troubadour and then, eventually, New York’s Bowery Ballroom. Singer-songwriter Donovan Woods will support on all dates except for the October 22nd show in Toronto, Ontario.
Kelly’s acclaimed debut album Dying Star was released by Rounder Records in 2018 and chronicled a slow journey to break self-destructive patterns, even managing to find a little humor in the painful process.
“My living situation at the time was so dark and so fucked up that I had to find a way to laugh at it,” Kelly told Rolling Stone in 2018. “That takes the power out. When people suffer from depression or anxiety or any sort of pain/mental anguish combo, being able to take the power out of it through laughter is a pretty powerful tool.”
Tickets for the Brightly Burst Tour go on sale Friday, May 10th at 10 a.m. local time.
Here are the dates for Ruston Kelly’s Brightly Burst Tour:
September 18 – Chattanooga, TN @ Songbirds South Stage
September 19 – Knoxville, TN @ Bijou Theatre
September 20 – Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
September 26 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theater
September 27 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
September 28 – Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn
October 1 – Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour
October 3 – San Francisco, CA @ The Independent
October 4 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
October 5 – Seattle, WA @ Tractor Tavern
October 7 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The State Room
October 8 – Denver, CO @ The Bluebird Theater
October 10 – Des Moines, IA @ Wooly’s
October 12 – Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon
October 16 – St. Louis, MO @ Blueberry Hill
October 18 – Louisville, KY @ Mercury Ballroom
October 19 – Columbus, OH @ A&R Music Bar
October 20 – Detroit, MI @ The Shelter
October 22 – Toronto, ON @ Drake Underground
October 24 – New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
October 25 – Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
October 26 – Washington, DC @ U Street Music Hall

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What is the history behind US Post Office Christmas stamps?
US Post Office Christmas stamps have a rich history dating back to 1962. These stamps are released annually and feature festive designs that celebrate the holiday season. They have become collector’s items and are a popular way to add a touch of holiday cheer to your outgoing mail.
The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with the unveiling of the new US Post Office Christmas stamp. Every year, the postal service releases a new stamp, capturing the spirit of Christmas and spreading holiday cheer. This year’s stamp is no exception, with a design that beautifully encapsulates the joy and warmth of the holiday season. In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at the new stamp, its design, and the significance it holds in our holiday traditions.
Unveiling the US Post Office Christmas Stamp
As we eagerly await the holiday season, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has unveiled its new Christmas stamp, much to the delight of postal enthusiasts and holiday enthusiasts alike. Let’s take a sneak peek into the intricate details and artistry that went into creating this year’s stamp.
A Sneak Peek into the Design
The new US Post Office Christmas stamp features a timeless depiction of the Virgin Mary, baby Jesus, and an angel, surrounded by winterberry, reindeer, and a barcode. The color palette chosen for the stamp includes rich, warm tones reminiscent of the holiday season. Every detail of the artwork has been meticulously crafted, resulting in a stamp that truly brings the joy and magic of Christmas to life. The printing of the stamp is of exceptional quality, ensuring that each stamp is a miniature work of art. This Christmas stamp depicts the Virgin Mary holding the Christ child, inspired by the painting ‘Madonna and Child’ by Bachiacca from the 1500s.
The Artist behind the Creation
Behind every great artwork lies a talented artist, and the new Christmas stamp is no exception. This year’s stamp was created by an art director with a passion for holiday themes. With years of experience and a keen eye for detail, the artist skillfully captured the essence of Christmas in the stamp’s design. This is not the first time the artist has worked on postal releases, having previously contributed to other notable stamp designs. The stamp is a testament to the artist’s dedication to spreading holiday cheer through her art.
Historical Background of USPS Christmas Stamps
The tradition of releasing Christmas stamps by the US Post Office dates back to 1962, when the first stamp featuring a wreath was issued in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Since then, the postal service has continued this tradition, releasing new stamps each year that reflect the changing holiday traditions and cultural significance of Christmas. Let’s take a closer look at the evolution of these stamps and some memorable designs from the past.
Evolution Over the Years
Over the years, Christmas stamps issued by the US Post Office have evolved, mirroring the changing holiday traditions and cultural landscape. Each new stamp release builds upon the legacy of previous years, capturing the spirit of Christmas in unique and creative ways. From classic holiday symbols like santa claus and Christmas trees to more contemporary designs, the stamp themes have adapted to resonate with diverse audiences, while still preserving the timeless traditions associated with Christmas.
Memorable Designs from the Past
Throughout the years, the US Post Office has released numerous memorable Christmas stamp designs, including iconic holiday symbols such as Santa Claus, snowmen, and nativity scenes, evoking a sense of joy and nostalgia. Some stamps have even depicted classic holiday songs, adding a musical touch to the holiday season. Each stamp from previous years holds sentimental value for collectors and senders alike, serving as a cherished memento of holiday traditions. In line with this tradition, the US Post Office has recently released a new booklet of holiday stamps featuring four new snow globe designs – Santa, reindeer, Christmas tree, and snowman. This booklet includes 20 stamps, five each of the four designs.
The Significance of the Christmas Stamp
The US Post Office Christmas stamp holds great significance, not just as a postage stamp, but as a symbol of the holiday season and the values we hold dear during this time. Let’s explore the reasons why this stamp is more than just a piece of artwork.
Celebrating the Holiday Season
The Christmas stamp embodies the joy, love, and togetherness that we associate with the holiday season. It serves as a visual reminder of the timeless traditions and values that make Christmas such a special time of year. With its release, the stamp heralds the arrival of holiday cards, gifts, and well-wishes, injecting an extra dose of holiday spirit into our mailboxes.
The Role in Christmas Mail Tradition
The Christmas stamp plays a significant role in the tradition of sending warm wishes and spreading holiday cheer through the mail. Adding the stamp to holiday envelopes adds a personal and heartfelt touch, signifying the sender’s festive sentiment. It creates a connection between loved ones, no matter the distance, and serves as a tangible representation of the holiday season’s goodwill, joy, and personal information.
Comparing the New Stamp with Previous Releases
While each new Christmas stamp is unique, it’s interesting to compare it to previous releases, noting the similarities, differences, and the transition of themes over the years.
Similarities and Differences
The new Christmas stamp shares some similarities with previous releases, such as showcasing holiday symbols and capturing the essence of the season. However, it also features unique design elements, setting it apart from the stamps of previous years. This stamp, like others before it, bridges the past and present, evoking nostalgia while embracing new artistry, ensuring that each stamp continues to be a cherished symbol of holiday traditions.
The Transition of Themes
Over the years, Christmas stamps issued by the US Post Office have transitioned, reflecting evolving cultural themes and artistic trends. From traditional holiday imagery to more contemporary designs, these stamps mirror the cultural shifts surrounding Christmas, resonating with diverse audiences while still preserving the spirit of holiday traditions. Each new stamp theme ushers in a fresh perspective, celebrating the season’s rich tapestry.
Unique Features of Christmas Stamps
Now, let’s take a closer look at some of the unique features of Christmas stamps, highlighting their design elements and distinguishing characteristics.
The stamp’s design elements reflect a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation, capturing the essence of the holiday season. From vibrant colors to intricate details, the stamp’s artwork exudes festive cheer, resonating with families and individuals alike. It weaves together holiday symbols, creating a visual tapestry that evokes joy and togetherness, reminding us of the magic of Christmas.
The new Christmas stamp bears distinct hallmarks, setting it apart and making it a cherished memento for families, collectors, and holiday enthusiasts. Its unique features add a touch of magic, making each mailed holiday greeting even more special. The stamp becomes a treasured symbol, carrying with it the warmth and traditions associated with the holiday season.
How to Purchase the New Christmas Stamp
Now that we’ve explored the design and significance of the new Christmas stamp, you may be wondering how to get your hands on one. Let’s explore the options for purchasing the stamp, both through the physical post office locations and online.
Physical Post Offices
Physical post office locations are an excellent place to purchase the new Christmas stamp, perfect for adding holiday cheer to your mailings. Simply visit your local post office, and you’ll find the stamp available for purchase, supporting your post office while spreading holiday warmth.
Can You Buy the Christmas Stamp Online?
If convenience is what you’re after, you’ll be pleased to know that you can also buy the new Christmas stamp online. Whether you’re sending holiday cards or ordering gifts, adding the stamp to your online orders is a great way to add a festive touch and share the holiday spirit. Online platforms, such as the USPS website, offer the stamp, making it easy to include in your holiday postage. If you’re mailing non-machinable letters, like square envelopes, you’ll need to pay the base postage rate plus additional postage. So, when sending a one-ounce square envelope, you’ll need a $1.06 stamp ($0.66 + $0.40). However, please note that there are no $1.06 stamps with holiday themes available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history behind Christmas stamps issued by the US Post Office?
Christmas stamps have been issued by the US Post Office since 1962 when the first stamp featuring a wreath was released. Designed by artist and illustrator Whitney Sherman, this stamp marked the beginning of a holiday stamp tradition that continues to this day. Since then, the postal service has released various designs featuring traditional holiday themes, famous figures, and historical events. Collecting these stamps has become a festive way to add cheer to holiday mailings.
How do the designs for Christmas stamps get chosen?
The designs for Christmas stamps are chosen by a committee of USPS employees, who carefully consider factors such as tradition, cultural diversity, and artistic quality when making their selections. Artists can submit their designs, and the committee may also propose new ideas. The final stamp designs are approved by the Postmaster General, ensuring that each stamp represents the holiday season in a meaningful and artful way.
Are there any other holidays or events that are commemorated with special stamps?
The US Post Office also releases stamps to commemorate other holidays and events throughout the year. Some examples include stamps for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Halloween, and ounce, among others. Additionally, special stamps have been created to honor famous figures or commemorate historical events. Collecting these stamps can be a fun and engaging hobby for philatelic enthusiasts.
In conclusion, the release of the US Post Office Christmas Stamp is an exciting event that brings joy and festive spirit to the holiday season. The design of the stamp captures the essence of Christmas and celebrates the traditions associated with it. We appreciate the hard work and talent of the artist behind the creation, as well as the historical significance of Christmas stamps issued by the USPS over the years.
The new Christmas stamp has unique features that make it stand out from previous releases while still maintaining a sense of continuity and tradition. It is a wonderful addition to any holiday mail and adds a special touch to your Christmas greetings.
To purchase the new Christmas stamp, you can visit your local post office or conveniently buy it online. Share your thoughts and excitement about the new stamp by commenting below. Happy holidays and happy mailing!

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Schroders has restructured billing administration to increase process efficiency and coherence. A centralised team has been set up to co-ordinate invoicing and revenue calculation for Schroders' four London-based institutional business units (representing portfolios domiciled in UK, Europe, and North America along with Fixed Income mandates).
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The niece of the poisoned former Russian spy Sergei Skripal has said he and his daughter Yulia have only a slim chance of surviving.
Viktoria Skripal said the prognosis for both “really isn’t good” following the novichok nerve agent attack in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on 4 March.
She told the BBC: “Out of 99% I have maybe 1% of hope. Whatever it was has given them a very small chance of survival. But they’re going to be invalids for the rest of their lives.”
She also revealed that Skripal’s mother had not been told of the incident, adding: “The first priority was to protect our granny so that she wouldn’t hear or find out anything.”
Countries across the world have joined the UK in taking diplomatic action against Russia, which has been blamed for the attack.
Theresa May said the “unprecedented series of expulsions” of Russian diplomats sent a strong message to Moscow that it could not ignore international law.
Briefing the cabinet on Tuesday, the prime minister reported that 23 countries had expelled more than 115 Russian intelligence diplomats. She told her colleagues this demonstrated to the Kremlin “that we will not tolerate their attempts to flout international law, undermine our values or threaten our security”.
The Russian embassy in the UK said the prime minister had still not presented evidence that the country was responsible for the poisonings, adding that “no one in the wider world would take British words for granted”.
On Wednesday, Ireland became the 24th country to join the the UK in taking diplomatic action against the Kremlin.
Nato announced it was cutting the size of its Russian mission by a third, removing accreditation from seven Russian staff and rejecting three other pending applications. Jens Stoltenberg, Nato’s secretary general, said the permanent size of the Russian mission would be cut from 30 to 20 people, adding that the gesture was “a clear and very strong message that there was a cost to Russia’s reckless actions”.


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