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Now that the midterm elections are just weeks away, Democratic and Republican nominees have been decided for almost every race going into November. Analysts originally projected November to be a blowout victory for Republicans across the board in the face of low approval ratings for President Joe Biden and high inflation. But a series of legislative wins for Democrats on Capitol Hill and primary victories by Trump-backed Republican candidates in battleground states have made control of the chamber more of a coin toss. "Democrats' standing has improved over the past few months in most of these races," analyst Jessica Taylor wrote recently for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report. "However, with the races fully engaging post-Labor Day and rescue money coming in to bail out weak GOP nominees from superPACs, we expect them to tighten once again." Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said during a Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce event last month that he believes “there’s probably a greater likelihood the House flips than the Senate.” He commented that “candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome” in Senate races. Democrats are on the defensive as they try to retain their majority in the 50-50 Senate (thanks to Vice President Kamala Harris' tiebreaking vote). Republicans want the Senate majority to stifle Biden and congressional Democrats’ agenda. Here are important Senate races to keep an eye on (* denotes incumbent): Georgia: Raphael Warnock* (D) vs. Herschel Walker (R) Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., is running in another close race to serve a full six-year term in the Senate after winning a special election in 2020. This time Warnock is up against former NFL running back Herschel Walker. While Republicans have aired concerns over Walker’s competency as a candidate, the Trump-endorsed candidate boasts name recognition that could be enough to propel him over the finish line in November. However, Walker’s image is at risk as reports of Walker paying for an abortion over a decade ago emerges. The Daily Beast news outlet reported Monday night that Walker paid for a former girlfriend’s abortion in 2009. The outlet cites a woman, requesting anonymity, who shared a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic and a get-well card from Walker with a $700 personal check. Walker, who has voiced support for a national ban on abortion after 15 weeks, vehemently refuted the report, calling it a “flat out-lie” in a statement shared on Twitter. He said he had "no idea" who the woman could be on Fox News. But on Wednesday night, the Daily Beast also reported the woman is the mother of one of Walker's children. The Republican nominee also faced criticism from his 19-year-old son, Christian, after the news broke, asking his father to stop “lying” and accusing him of “destroying” others’ lives in a string of tweets Monday. Kelly is up against Trump-backed venture capitalist Blake Masters. Masters earned Donald Trump’s backing partly because he has supported the former president's baseless claims of election fraud. In an interview with NBC News, Masters said he would have objected to the certification of the 2020 election had he been a senator at the time. Takeaways:In debate, Arizona secretary of state race all about 2020 election denials Master’s nomination could be precarious for Republicans who are set on reclaiming the Senate majority. Though GOP voters outnumber Democratic voters in Arizona, Kelly has a slight edge over Masters with a 3 percentage point lead at 51%-48%, within the margin of error, according to a CBS News and YouGov poll. The two had what's likely to be their only debate Thursday, a spirited exchange dominated by abortion, immigration and the economy. Nevada: Cortez Masto* (D) vs. Laxalt (R) Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., will be facing off against her Republican opponent, former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, in a race national Republicans have identified as their best chance to flip. The race between the two candidates is anyone's game. Laxalt leads Cortez Masto by only 2 percentage points at 48%-46% according to a poll from CNN, within the margin of error. The economy is top issue for most Nevadan voters at 44%. Laxalt has centered his campaign on economic concerns, placing blame on Cortez Masto and Biden for high inflation rates. But abortion ranks second at 14% of voters according to the poll. Abortion could prove to be pivotal in the Silver State. The Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade – which had established a constitutional right to an abortion – could swing voters in Cortez Masto’s favor. Biden won Wisconsin by less than 1 percentage point in 2020 – as did Trump in 2016 – making this year's Senate race anyone's game. But while Biden's approval rating has been unfavorable, Wisconsin voters have been cool on Johnson as well. Johnson had a 41% approval rating among likely voters, according to a poll by Public Policy Polling. Despite his approval rating, the race is neck-and-neck. Barnes and Johnson are tied at 47%-47%, according to the same poll. Republicans have relentlessly aired ads trying to tie Barnes to high crime rates and focusing on his previous support of reducing police budgets, labeling him as a "defund the police Democrat." Barnes' campaign has responded with its own ads including one featuring a retired police offer saying Barnes "doesn't want to defund the police." In North Carolina, Rep. Ted Budd, R-N.C., and former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley will be battling for GOP Sen. Richard Burr's seat after he announced he would not be seeking a fourth term. Beasley has significantly outraised Budd – by more than double – as of June 30. But North Carolina has not sent a Democratic senator to Washington since 2008. Trump recently came down to the Tar Heel State to stump for North Carolina Republicans, Budd included. "The state does have a sizable unaffiliated voter bloc, and the key for Beasley is to win over those voters, particularly in suburban Charlotte and Raleigh, while also picking off moderate Republicans who Budd turns off," Taylor wrote. "The fundamentals of the race still slightly favor Budd, but if this turns out to be a nontraditional year, that may not hold." https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/09/04/senate-midterm-elections-races-updates/7864012001/

Many people think a snake’s forked tongue is creepy. Every so often, the snake waves it around rapidly, then retracts it. Theories explaining the forked tongues of snakes have been around for thousands of years. Aristotle reasoned that it provided snakes with “a twofold pleasure from savours, their gustatory sensation being as it were doubled”. Italian astronomer Giovanni Hodierna thought snake tongues were for cleaning dirt out of their noses. Some 17th century writers claimed to have watched snakes catch flies or other animals between the forks of their tongues, using them like forceps. It is a common myth even today that snakes can sting you with their tongues. But none of those hypotheses is likely. Most animals with tongues use them for tasting, to clean themselves or others, or to capture or mani[CENSORED]te their prey. A few, including humans, also use them to make sounds. Snakes do not use their tongues for any of these things. Over the past 20 years, Kurt Schwenk, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Connecticut, has been working on understanding the function of snake tongues, and “smelling” is the closest description of what snakes do with their tongues. Tongues that smell Snakes use their tongues for collecting chemicals from the air or ground. The tongue does not have receptors to taste or smell. Instead, these receptors are in the vomeronasal, or Jacobson’s Organ, which is in the roof of the mouth. Once inside the Jacobson’s Organ, different chemicals evoke different electrical signals which are relayed to the brain. It was once thought that the tongue delivered chemicals directly to the Jacobson’s Organ, because both the organ and the pathways that lead to it are paired just like the tips of the tongue. But X-ray movies have revealed that the tongue does not move inside the closed mouth, it simply deposits the chemicals it has collected onto pads on the floor of the mouth as the mouth is closing. It is most likely that these pads deliver the sampled molecules to the entrance of the Jacobson’s Organ when the floor of the mouth is elevated to come into contact with the roof following a tongue flick. The case for this is strengthened because geckos, skinks, and other lizards lack deeply-forked tongues but still deliver chemicals to their vomeronasal organs. Smelling in 3-D Because it is forked, the tongue of a snake can collect chemical information from two different places at once, albeit places that are fairly close together by human standards. When snakes spread the tips of their tongues apart, the distance can be twice as wide as their head. This is important because it allows them to detect chemical gradients in the environment, which gives them a sense of direction – in other words, snakes use their forked tongues to help them smell in three dimensions. Owls use their asymmetrical ears in this way to detect sound in three dimensions. Snakes and owls use similar neural circuitry to compare the signal strength delivered from each side of the body and determine the direction that a smell or a sound is coming from. Humans do this with their hearing too, but not as effectively. This makes it possible for snakes to follow trails left by their prey or potential mates. In the 1930s, before guidelines on the ethical use of animals in research were as strict, German biologist Herman Kahmann experimentally removed the forked part of snakes' tongues and found that they could still respond to smells, but that they had lost their ability to follow scent trails. These results were refined and confirmed during the 1970s. Sniffing out sex In the 1980s, snake biologist Neil Ford at the University of Texas at Tyler watched how male garter snakes used their tongues when they were following pheromone trails left behind by females. He found that if both tips of the male snake’s tongue fell within the width of the trail, the snake continued slithering straight ahead. However, when one tip or the other fell outside the edge of the trail, the snake turned his head away from that tip and back towards the pheromone trail, and his body followed. Following this simple rule allowed the snakes to perform trail-following behaviour that was both accurate and directed. If both tongue tips ever touched the ground outside of the trail, the male would stop and swing his head back and forth, tongue-flicking, until he relocated the trail. Snake ecologist Chuck Smith at Wofford College found evidence that male Copperheads have longer, more deeply-forked tongues than females, which presumably enhances their ability to find mates. Although sexual dimorphism – where one sex is markedly different from the other – is rare in snakes, differences in tongue size are likely to be present in other species as well. Scent-trailing is probably also quite helpful to snakes tracking down prey, including for sit-and-wait predators like vipers, which have evolved smelly but non-toxic venom components to help them relocate their bitten and envenomated prey. When following a scent-trail, snakes simply touch their tongue tips down to the ground to pick up the chemical information lying there. But snakes can also use a different type of tongue-flick to sample airborne chemicals. Snakes often wave their tongues in the air without putting them in contact with anything. The tongue creates air vortices, such as those formed in the water behind a boat. These vortices drift away from the boat as they form. Bill Ryerson, a student in the Schwenk lab, found that vortices created in the air by snake tongues have a special property – they do not drift away but rather stay in the vicinity of the tongue, where they can be sampled repeatedly as the tongue skirts the part of each vortex where the air velocity is the highest. Oscillating tongue-flicks are unique to snakes. They allow snakes to sample 100 times as much air as the simple downward extension of the tongue. The tongue then transfers these molecules to the Jacobson’s Organ via the mouth floor. Evidence suggests that male Copperheads can also find and follow females using oscillating tongue-flicks to detect airborne pheromones, although the details of how they determine direction using such dispersed and transient odours are still poorly understood. Andrew Durso does not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has no relevant affiliations. Source

The Audi Q7 is a rather obvious but effective symbol of the sudden, puffer-fish-style expansion of Audi’s model range. Ten years ago, this car maker didn’t build SUVs. Although it had plenty of quattro-branded four-wheel-drive know-how, it had never taken that next big logical step. It had only recently started making a Sportback in the guise of the previous-generation five-door Audi A3 and had yet to launch the Audi R8 sports car. When Audi launched the original 2006-2014 Audi Q7, it was a different form. Now, as we welcome the second generation of Ingolstadt’s unashamedly full-sized luxury 4x4, it is one of three Q cars in the range. By the time the next Q7 comes along, its high-riding siblings could number as many as six, certainly four with the Audi Q2 on its way. That would be an astonishing rate of expansion, but not necessarily a foolish one. Audi SUVs have quickly become big business. From a standing start, the previous Q7 sold fairly strongly and consistently across Europe and North America throughout its lifecycle. It didn’t trouble the volumes of the segment leaders, but since it’s larger and slightly pricier than the average large luxury 4x4, that was predictable. But the Audi Q5 and Audi Q3 have smashed every sales target that the firm has put in front of them. If this new bigger brother for them can replicate just a bit of that success, it’ll be a huge money-spinner for Audi. As you’re about to read, Audi is evidently determined to deliver that greater success, having thrown the kitchen sink at the new Q7 in terms of new platform, powertrain, chassis and infotainment technology. This car is the first of many new Audis (and Porsches and Bentleys) based on the firm’s new MLB-Evo platform. It’s a bit of a strategic milestone. Already it has spawned a hybrid Q7, the monstrous SQ7 and the highly anticipated, customisable, height-of-luxury Bentley Bentayga. Audi’s claim is that it’s also advanced, lightweight, aerodynamic and efficient – at the same time as being luxurious, refined, fine handling, capable and laden with sophistication. It sounds like a serious piece of work. But is it any more discreet than the previous Q7, or any easier to like? Let’s see. Audi Q7 design & styling The Q7 is, in Audi’s own words, “still a big car” – and relatively so, in a segment full of necessarily big cars. It has shrunk marginally compared with its predecessor, but by no more than a couple of inches in any of the major dimensions. However, the biggest success of the car’s styling could be to make it appear as though a more significant amount of bulk has been dispensed with. An effective combination of reduced body volumes and strong horizontal bodywork creases makes this car look much lower and less hulking than the previous one. In the broadest sense, most people probably wouldn’t pick this as the most visually striking or appealing car of its ilk. But its new-found sense of understatement seems much more becoming of an Audi, and it’s a change of which we heartily approve. What’s more, although it hasn’t cut down on the Q7’s kerbside footprint much, the truth is that Audi didn’t need to. The company has done what it’s famous for: employed cutting-edge technology to deliver the gains that other car makers use more obvious means to achieve and often court compromise for the sake of. The Q7 is 300kg lighter than the car it replaces. That’s an enormous saving, even on a two-tonne-something car, and it has been made on component parts as various as seats (19kg), doors (24kg), brakes (8.5kg), exhaust systems (19kg) and electrical wires (4kg). As remarkable as it is, the car’s mixed-metal underbody ultimately amounts to just another item on that list of weight savings (71kg). Made up of just over 40% aluminium and 12% hot-formed ultra-high-strength steel, it features joining techniques new to Audi, as well as structural reinforcements, dubbed ‘torsion rings’, arranged both horizontally and vertically. UK buyers will be offered a 3.0-litre V6 TDI engine in 268bhp and 215bhp states of tune, driving all four wheels through an eight-speed torque-converter automatic gearbox, a proper centre differential (as opposed to a clutch-actuated power split) and a limited-slip differential between the rear wheels. The Audi Q7 e-tron will be offered with a 3.0-litre V6 TDI and electric motor working in tandem to produce 254bhp, while those wanting a ballistic SUV should look no further than the SQ7, fitted with a twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 diesel engine forcing out 429bhp. Steel springs are standard fit, but a height-adjustable adaptively damped air suspension system is on the options list and delivers ground clearance of up to 245mm. Our test car was a 268bhp diesel on air suspension. Also on the options list is a four-wheel steering system capable of turning the rear wheels up to 5deg in the opposing direction to the fronts at low speeds, to reduce the car’s turning circle. At higher speeds, it can turn them up to 3.5deg in the same direction as the front wheels, to improve cornering stability and steering response. It’s an unusual and welcome feature to find on such a large and potentially unwieldy SUV. More’s the pity, then, that it wasn’t fitted to our test car. https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/audi/q7

Saina Nehwal is an Indian Professional Badminton Player and a former singles world number 1. She is the first Indian Female badminton player from India to reach world rank 1. The information on Saina Nehwal and her badminton achievements have to lead to, increase in the interest of people in this sport. Saina Nehwal started leaning towards the sport at a very young age. Saina Nehwal married her Husband who’s name is Parupalli Kashyap who is also a badminton player and a lot of images went viral on social media. The Early Life of Saina Nehwal Saina was born on 17th March 1990 to a family of three in Hisar being the younger sister. Where her father worked as a professor at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Haryana. But her Badminton only began when her father was transferred to Hyderabad. She had issues with communication, as she did not know how to speak the language spoken in the southern part of the country. And this is when Saina Nehwal found Badminton and expressed her emotions and socialized with the kids. Nehwal started with badminton to fulfill her mother Usha Rani’s dream who herself was a state-level player. Professional Career of Saina Nehwal Nehwal started her professional career at the age of 17. And has been playing professionally ever since. Her career has been nothing less than amazing and has always made the country proud of various world stages. Here is all the information on the journey of Saina Nehwal as a professional female badminton player and her story of successes. Career Beginning Nehwal’s career began by creating history. At the age of 17 when Saina Nehwal participated in the World Champions, she lost. But in 2006, she became the Under-19 National Champion creating history and winning the “Asian Satellite Badminton Tournament” twice being the first-ever person to do so. Her year ended on a tough note when she lost the finals on a very close margin of the BWF World Junior Championship to a Chinese player. The same Chinese player defeated her in two consecutive finals. But Saina Nehwal finally won the World Junior Badminton Championship by defeating a Japanese player. In the year 2008, Saina Nehwal became the first Indian to reach the quarter-finals of the Asian Games. And further won the Chinese Tapei Open 2008. Further in 2009, she won the Indonesian Open title, winning her first super series after the Olympic appearance. Saina Nehwal though reached the quarter-finals and semi-finals of a couple of tournaments afterward but was not able to qualify for the further rounds. Saina Nehwal winning her first super title the Indonesia Open 2009 at the age of 19 But seeing the statistical information of the beginning of Saina Nehwal career, she did quite well. And was also given the title of the “most prominent player” just after a couple of years of turning professional. The Home Crowd Support Saina Nehwal kept on performing and reaching the knock-out stages of tournaments. And seeing this she received an overwhelming response from the Indian crowd. But Saina Nehwal found herself under a lot of pressure due to the support. And her coach advised her to not take too much pressure on herself, wanting her to only focus on her game. Following the advice, Saina Nehwal went on to win the India and Singapore open series 2010. In the latter half of the year, she defended her Indonesia Open title as well. Which put her into the World Number 2 spot, following back of a couple of points from a Chinese player. But could not keep it for too long, and lost her position in the BWF World Championship. By the end of the 2010 season, Nehwal won the Hong Kong Super Series. Winning 4 super series titles within a year for herself. Just like any other year, Nehwal started the year 2011 with a win at the Swiss Open. But lost the finals at 2011 Malaysian Open and had to end up being a runner up. Her next campaign was with an Indian contingent at the BWF Double Star Sudirman Cup. Where Saina Nehwal put up one of her best matches against then World Number 2 in the quarter-finals and lead India to the victory for that match. A few of her next tournaments failed. And Nehwal made a comeback in the 2011 BWF Super Series Masters Finals. Where she became the first Indian woman to reach the finals of this tournament and lost to the World Number 1 Wang Yihan. Creating Dominance The first tournament in 2012 was the Swiss Open. Where Saina Nehwal successfully defended her Swiss Open title. Followed by her Thailand Open Title which she won for the first time. Saina Nehwal started creating dominance after she defended her Indonesia Title thrice in three consecutive years. Saina’s next stop was at the London Olympics, where she had to settle for the bronze medal. After a defeat in the semi-finals. But she came back by winning the Denmark Open. And got a spot in the French Open for the very first time. Her next target will surely be the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, and we can expect her to put up a good performance. According to the information of Saina Nehwal, she made it a habit to at least reach the quarter-final stage of any tournament. She again made it to the knock out stages of the England Open and the World Championship but could not move forward. And her next title win only came against a fellow successful Indian player P.V Sindhu. Where she went ahead to win the Indian Open Grand Prix Tournament 2014. Following which she won the China Open. Becoming the first Indian player to win this title. Her China win came after the Common Wealth Games from which Nehwal had to quit due to injuries. In 2015, she won her first Women’s singles title Indian Open. And this made Saina Nehwal the world number 1 player at the age of 25. Being the first Indian player to do so in the Women’s category. She had a more productive year afterward. When she was finally able to win a medal at the World Championship, after losing it at the quarter-finals year after year. But was not able to defend her China Open title, but fought very hard. Past Few Years In the years 2016 & 17, Saina Nehwal just went in and out of injuries. She performed in some tournaments, but in most was not able to clear the group stages itself. Her only win in 2016, was the Australian Super Series. And in 2017 was the 82nd National Badminton Championship, which again came against P.V. Sindhu. 2018 was a dream come true comeback for Saina Nehwal, after two bad years. She entered the Season by reaching the finals of Indonesia Masters. And then winning gold in the Commonwealth games following a bronze at the Asian Championships her third in this tournament. And then came her Asian Games bronze medal, which came after waiting for 36 long years for India in badminton. She then played the semi-finals of the Denmark Open but had a tough loss against Tunjung. Following which she reached the finals of the Syed Modi Badminton Super 300, but had to face defeat and settle for the second position against a Chinese player. She played her last tournaments in 2019. Where Nehwal won the Indonesia Masters and her first Super 500 title. She then defended her National Badminton Championship, winning it for the 4th time. And had to face the end of her World Championship Record of reaching the quarter-finals 8 times in a row. When she lost a match with three games in the pre-quarterfinals. Personal Life of Saina Nehwal Saina Nehwal has never been the kind of person who shares personal information with the world. All she does is shares her stories of passion to the world. Saina Nehwal took her social media handle to tell the world that she had married her husband who name is Parupalli Kashyap. With the caption “Best match of my life”. Though Saina Nehwal married at the age of 28 but has been in a relationship with Kashyap for a decade as per sources. The couple belongs to the same background of Badminton and had met through the sports itself. They met in an Academy where both use to train together since 2005 and this is where their journeys had started. The couple tied the knot at Saina Nehwal residence in Hyderabad on December 16, 2018, with only a few close friends and family. The ceremony was intimate and private and the world had no idea of the same. And later she also shared why she had to keep her relationship under wraps, click here to know more about the same. FAQs Regarding Saina Nehwal Has Saina Nehwal received honorary awards from Government of India? Yes, looking at the achievements of Nehwal the government of India has honored the player with national awards. Her first came as the Arjuna Award in 2009, with Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award for the year 2009-10. Along with this, she has also received Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan in the years 2010 and 2016 respectively. She was also awarded the Most Promising Player of the year in 2008 by the World Badminton Federation. What aspects of information does Saina Nehwal autobiography include? In 2012, at the age of 22, Saina Nehwal released her autobiography. She is one of the few athletes who wrote an autobiography at such a young age. Looking at this we can easily understand that this book includes each and every aspect of her life, which isn’t available in the public domain. She has mentioned all her struggles, with some encounters on and off the field. The name of her autobiography is “Playing to win. My life on and off-field”. Is Saina Nehwal a politician? Saina Nehwal at the age of 30 became a part of the party ruling the country right now that is the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP). She said that she joined the party after seeing the dedication that the prime minister of India had to improve the country. And wants to become a part of the good change that is happening inside the nation. https://mybestguide.com/sports/saina-nehwal/

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VERMILLION, S.D. — The students looked as if they could be getting ready for a Harry Styles concert, sprawled out across the carpet in the University of South Dakota’s student center. Early 2000s pop music flowed as they spent the evening hunched over poster boards and deconstructed cardboard boxes, chatting, shaking paint pens and passing around bags of plastic gemstones and faux flowers. A closer look through the rhinestones and bright paint revealed fury, not fandom. Their signs read, “You cut off my reproductive rights, should we cut off yours?” and “The hardest decision a person can make isn’t yours.” Preparing for a march across campus to protest the recent Supreme Court decision that triggered a near-total abortion ban in their state, the students encouraged one another to avoid the use of gendered language for people who get abortions and think carefully before using images like clothes hangers on their signs. While they worked, Lexi McKee-Hemenway — wearing cargo pants, a tank top and sparkly silver eye shadow — made her way through the group with a spiral notebook, seeking fellow students who wanted to take leadership roles in the university’s Students for Reproductive Rights group, which she said has roughly doubled in size to 30 members since last year. McKee-Hemenway, the group’s president, is among college students across the country who are frantically advocating for changes in policy and laws to make abortion legal again, while also trying to help those who may need an abortion in the meantime. Working on both goals at the same time can be daunting. “That’s all very scary, it’s very dystopian,” McKee-Hemenway said. “There are still resources, and there are people that will help them get those resources. It is hard, but we will make it happen.” South Dakota is one of 14 states that have banned abortions with few exceptions as of late September; like South Dakota, most had “trigger laws” designed to take effect once the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. A number of other states’ bans are still being contested in state courts. South Dakota’s law, passed in 2005, is among the most rigid in the country, prohibiting abortion procedures, abortion pill prescriptions even by telemedicine and allowing no exceptions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest. Since then, two attempts to ban abortion by amending the state constitution have been made; both failed, but about 45 percent of voters supported them. Many of the states that ban abortion, including South Dakota, also do not mandate that public school students receive sex education. When sex education is offered in South Dakota, it’s not required to be medically accurate or include information on consent. Generation Action encourages students to work not only for abortion access, but for local needs like travel funds for students choosing abortions and flexible attendance policies so that students are not penalized academically if they need to miss class for abortion care. Though the university group receives guidance and resources from the larger organization of Planned Parenthood, the students and their two faculty advisers said that on campus they operate mostly on their own. McKee-Hemenway has long been passionate about abortion rights, but when she saw the alert on her phone about the overturning of Roe v. Wade, she said it felt as if the world were falling apart. “I’ve tried not to make politics my entire life, but now it’s more of a moral thing,” McKee-Hemenway said. Across the country, students and professionals alike had been preparing for the Supreme Court decision. When it was leaked in May, Advocates for Youth was five weeks into an abortion doula training for young people across the country who hoped to be able to support their peers before, during and after an abortion. And URGE, which stands for Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity, helps student groups nationwide learn to advocate for themselves in their state legislatures. Colleges in states where abortion is now illegal have found themselves in a complicated situation, in part because many rely on state legislatures for funding. Some have chosen to remain silent, while others, like the University of Idaho, have instructed faculty to speak of abortion only neutrally and have stopped offering birth control to students to avoid breaking the law. President Joe Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona have urged colleges to maintain access to birth control. "I want to be clear with college leaders in America, access to contraception should not be in question, and access to health care, including reproductive health care, is critical to the wellbeing and success of our nation's students," Cardona said Tuesday. In South Dakota, any person who prescribes, administers or procures an abortion is guilty of a felony, punishable by up to two years in prison or a fine of up to $4,000, or both, according to the state legislature. The only exception is for an “appropriate and reasonable” medical judgment that an abortion is necessary to save the life of the mother. Advocates like McKee-Hemenway say the law leaves medical providers with little definition of what qualifies as risk to the life of a pregnant woman. And it leaves people like her uncertain of exactly what they can do to help peers who need abortion care. Their options are limited. A student who is less than 11 weeks pregnant can get a medication abortion at the Planned Parenthood clinic in Sioux City, Iowa, which is about 40 miles from campus. To receive a procedural abortion, allowed by Nebraska state law through 16 weeks and six days, a student would have to travel nearly 140 miles to the Planned Parenthood clinic in Omaha, Nebraska. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2022/10/09/student-activism-abortion-south-dakota/8208933001/

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Musician Name: Amjad Ali Khan Birthday / Location: 09|10|1945 / British ,India Main instrument: Sitar, vocal Musician Picture : Musician Awards & Nominations: Padma Vibhushan and Sangetkar award Best Performance: Lalit, Rang and Bhajans Other Information: /

Artist :Amjad Ali Khan Real Name: Amjad Ali Khan Birth Date /Place: 09|10|1945 / British,India Age: 76 Social status (Single / Married): married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: classical Awards: Padma Vibhushan and sangetkar award Top 3 Songs (Names): Lalit, rang and Bhajans Other Information: As a young bachelor, Amjad had an affair with an older woman, who was a divorcée and a mother. The affair lasted eight years (1967–75), but the lady did not wish to marry him. Amjad's family disapproved of the relationship from the very beginning, and in the early 1970s, as his father's health deteriorated, they convinced him to let go of this relationship and marry a girl chosen by them. Amjad finally agreed to their wishes around the time of his father's death in 1972. However, although his wife came from similar background and was the same age as he, Amjad did not bond with her. On the other hand, he kept in touch with his previous lover and maintained a platonic friendship with her, which was not acceptable to his wife. Hardly a year after their wedding, Amjad and his wife had a daughter. However, the marriage broke down completely around the time of the birth of the child. The process of separation and divorce was painful for the couple and to their families. An unexpected outcome of the divorce was that, Amjad overcame his attachment to the divorced woman, due to differences in their thinking and mindset and this gave him a clearer understanding of his cultural moorings and priorities. He came out of the relationship with the divorced woman in 1975, and divorced his wife the same year. The daughter born of his first marriage was raised by Amjad's brother, Rehmat Ali Khan, who was childless.

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