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"Were ready," museum CEO Patricia Wellenbach told NBC10. Mask mandates, an upgraded air system, health checks for employees and a limited capacity to 600 people broken up into two different timeslots -- one in the morning and one in the afternoon will be in place as the museum opens its doors from Thursday to Sunday. The time in between the sessions will give museum staff time to clean and disinfect. The museum opens its doors to members only starting Thursday. It will then be opened only to me...

Top O’ the Briefing Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. I dream in oboe music. Before we begin I just wanted to point out the fancy new bio boxes we now have at the end of our posts. I’ve never felt more popular in my life. Next up: high tea and an ascot. It’s springtime, a season of hope, renewal, and generally good times. A time to be with friends, family, and a frosty alcoholic beverage or three. Unless, of course, you worship at the altar of Dr. Anthony “Shut It,...

Wednesday, April 7, 2021 Legendary American rock duo The White Stripes have put together a new album which acts as a companion piece to their 2001 record, White Blood Cells. White Blood Cells XX marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Jack and Meg White’s critically-acclaimed third LP, and will feature 13 previously unreleased tracks on red vinyl. The disc will include alternative versions of classics such as Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground and Fell In Love With a Girl, as well as a liv...

White Blood Cells. The reissue package promises a red vinyl LP containing 13 previously unreleased tracks, featuring demo versions of “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground” and “Offend in Every Way,” a full-band studio take of “That’s Where It’s At” (an early version of “I Think I Smell a Rat”), early mixes of “The Union Forever” and “I Can’t Wait,” alternate takes of “Fell in Love With a Girl” and “This Protector,” and acoustic versions of songs that wouldn’...

Our Take: Holland Police has our unwaivering support By Nathan Bocks, Myron “Mike” Trethewey, Quincy Bird, Raul Garcia, Nicki Arendshorst, and Scott Corbin Nationwide, this has been a difficult year for everyone, including law enforcement and our first responders. There are ever-increasing demands on our public safety professionals and increased racial, social and political tensions. We are aware of troubling stories in other parts of the country. We recognize that Holland is not immune to...

Sunday, 4 April 2021, 5:57 pm In January 2017 12-year-old Nicole Thornton petitioned Parliament, seeking access to workplace toilets for people with medical conditions when no public toilet was available. Nicole has Crohn’s disease. Like the more than 20,000 New Zealanders with Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis, diarrhoea and urgency are frequent symptoms. Compounding all their medical challenges, fear of having an accident in public can be a major concern. When the need arises, those with t...

“You know, the story of every top 10 hit is weird,” says John Smith, half of Portland husband-and-wife duo Nu Shooz. He would know. Thirty-five years ago this spring, his band’s plastic disco thumper “I Can’t Wait” topped the Billboard dance charts. In 1985, Bay Area label Hot Trax scooped up “I Can’t Wait”—a regional hit that launched Nu Shooz  to the top of Portland’s vibrant downtown scene—to include on a DJ subscription record...

Kareena Kapoor Khan teases about a hair makeover post welcoming 2nd baby in a cute selfie; See PHOTO Kareena Kapoor Khan, who recently welcomed her second son on February 21, is all set for a hair makeover. She shared a glimpse of her look before getting a change in her hair colour done. With it, she left fans guessing about her new look. Written By Pinkvilla Desk 4864988 reads Mumbai Updated: March 10, 2021 11:46 pm Kareena Kapoor Khan teases ...

War Child: ‘Renewed hope for Ugandan pupils caught up in corona and conflict crises’ Format 9 Mar 2021 When humanitarian crises strike, children are amongst the hardest hit. And when it impacts on their education, it can mean long-term and irreversible effects on their development, wellbeing and their future. Find out how Can’t Wait to Learn, War Child’s digital-based education programme, is bringing renewed hope and confidence to crisis affected children in Uganda and how scaling it up...

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