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Articles by Jennifer Bauer

U.S. and Allies Release “Careful Adoption” Guidance for Agentic AI

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By Bryce Bailey, Jennifer Bauer
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways AI is accelerating cybersecurity threats by expanding the attack surface and enabling more sophisticated, scalable attacks, even as it offers potential defensive benefits. Last month, the limited release of new AI systems designed for cybersecurity underscored how new and fast-emerging risks are an inherent part of AI’s potential.
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Pictures of regional lakes

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Lassen County Times Verified
Select an EditionApril 7, 2020March 31, 2020March 24, 2020March 17, 2020March 10, 2020March 3, 2020Feb. 25, 2020Feb. 18, 2020Feb. 11, 2020Feb. 4, 2020Jan. 28, 2020Jan. 21, 2020Jan. 14, 2020Jan. 7, 2020Dec. 30, 2019Dec. 23, 2019Dec. 17, 2019Dec. 10, 2019Dec. 3, 2019Nov. 19, 2019Nov. 12, 2019Nov. 5, 2019Oct. 29, 2019Oct. 22, 2019Oct. 15, 2019Oct. 8, 2019Oct. 1, 2019Sept. 24, 2019Sept. 17, 2019Sept. 10, 2019Sept.
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Court Rules on How Client Use of AI for Legal Strategy is Not Protected | JD Supra

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By Bryce Bailey, Jennifer Bauer
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways A federal court ruled that a defendant’s independent use of a publicly available AI platform was not protected by attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine. The decision highlights how confidentiality and counsel involvement remain central to privilege analysis, even as AI tools evolve. Organizations should take a proactive approach to AI governance and risk mitigation, especially with the current technological shift from generative AI to Agentic AI.
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Utah Approves AI For Prescription Refill Process As States Test AI Governance Models

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By Romaine C. Marshall, Matt Todd, Jennifer Bauer, Bryce Bailey
| Mondaq
PL Polsinelli LLP More Polsinelli is an Am Law 100 firm with more than 1,200 attorneys in over 25 offices nationwide. Recognized by legal research firm BTI Consulting as one of the top firms for excellent client service and client relationships, Polsinelli attorneys provide value through practical legal counsel infused with business insight and focus on health care, real estate, finance, technology, private equity and corporate transactions.
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Utah Approves AI for Prescription Refill Process as States Test AI Governance Models | JD Supra

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By Bryce Bailey, Jennifer Bauer, Romaine C. Marshall
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways Utah’s approval of a new Regulatory Mitigation Agreement (RMA) to pilot AI in the prescription refill process adds to a growing wave of state activity, as the speed and scale of AI adoption has prompted states to consider hundreds of AI laws in a variety of contexts and industries. Even as industry standards rapidly evolve, an expanding patchwork is emerging due to fears that the AI revolution is outpacing guardrails for consumers, developers and deployers.
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New Executive AI Order Mandates Minimally Burdensome Approach By States

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By Jennifer Bauer, Taryn Elliott, Romaine C. Marshall, Matt Todd
| Mondaq
Polsinelli LLP are most popular: within Technology, International Law, Food, Drugs, Healthcare and Life Sciences topic(s) with readers working within the Healthcare industries A new executive order seeks to preempt state AI laws viewed as inconsistent with administration AI policies and establishes a Litigation Task Force to challenge them. State courts will be a battleground for determining the viability of state laws and establishing new "industry standards" as legal duties for AI technologies.
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New Executive AI Order Mandates Minimally Burdensome Approach by States | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Taryn Elliott, Romaine C. Marshall
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways A new executive order seeks to preempt state AI laws viewed as inconsistent with administration AI policies and establishes a Litigation Task Force to challenge them. State courts will be a battleground for determining the viability of state laws and establishing new “industry standards” as legal duties for AI technologies.
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New Executive AI Order Mandates Minimally Burdensome Approach by States

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By Jennifer Bauer
| The National Law Review Verified
A new executive order seeks to preempt state AI laws viewed as inconsistent with administration AI policies and establishes a Litigation Task Force to challenge them. State courts will be a battleground for determining the viability of state laws and establishing new “industry standards” as legal duties for AI technologies. State AI laws that include safe harbors or mitigation mechanisms, or that are narrowly tailored to specific risks like protecting children, may be acceptable under the new EO.
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White House Draft EO Targets State AI Laws as New EO Emphasizes Security | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Romaine C. Marshall, Pavel Sternberg
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways White House draft EO proposes overriding state AI laws with a uniform national standard. A leaked executive order targets over 1,000 state-level AI bills, including laws in California and Colorado, and calls for a centralized federal approach to AI governance. The draft EO signals a potential shift toward federal preemption of state consumer protection laws.
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Fall colors near A-21

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Lassen County Times Verified
Select an EditionApril 7, 2020March 31, 2020March 24, 2020March 17, 2020March 10, 2020March 3, 2020Feb. 25, 2020Feb. 18, 2020Feb. 11, 2020Feb. 4, 2020Jan. 28, 2020Jan. 21, 2020Jan. 14, 2020Jan. 7, 2020Dec. 30, 2019Dec. 23, 2019Dec. 17, 2019Dec. 10, 2019Dec. 3, 2019Nov. 19, 2019Nov. 12, 2019Nov. 5, 2019Oct. 29, 2019Oct. 22, 2019Oct. 15, 2019Oct. 8, 2019Oct. 1, 2019Sept. 24, 2019Sept. 17, 2019Sept. 10, 2019Sept.
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Hamilton gets his buck

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Lassen County Times Verified
Select an EditionApril 7, 2020March 31, 2020March 24, 2020March 17, 2020March 10, 2020March 3, 2020Feb. 25, 2020Feb. 18, 2020Feb. 11, 2020Feb. 4, 2020Jan. 28, 2020Jan. 21, 2020Jan. 14, 2020Jan. 7, 2020Dec. 30, 2019Dec. 23, 2019Dec. 17, 2019Dec. 10, 2019Dec. 3, 2019Nov. 19, 2019Nov. 12, 2019Nov. 5, 2019Oct. 29, 2019Oct. 22, 2019Oct. 15, 2019Oct. 8, 2019Oct. 1, 2019Sept. 24, 2019Sept. 17, 2019Sept. 10, 2019Sept.
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America’s AI Action Plan is a “National Security Imperative” | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Romaine C. Marshall, Leslie F. Spasser
| JD Supra
July 30, 2025 Jennifer Bauer, Romaine Marshall, Leslie Spasser, Matt Todd Polsinelli + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Key Takeaways America’s AI Action Plan (the Plan) emphasizes respect for states’ rights to legislate AI, provided that such laws prudently balance innovation and align with the Plan. The Plan endorses AI literacy and cybersecurity as essential to clear governance.
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Regulatory Trend: Safeguarding Mental Health in an AI-Enabled World | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Ashleigh Bickford, Paul Squire Verified
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways: New York is the first state to enact mental health-focused statutory provisions for “AI Companions,” requiring user disclosures and suicide prevention measures for emotionally interactive AI systems. Other states are exploring similar approaches, with laws targeting compulsive use, requiring suicide prevention protocols or mandating user awareness of AI-human distinctions.
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Regulatory Trend: Safeguarding Mental Health in an AI-Enabled World

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By Paul Squire Verified, Jennifer Bauer, Joseph Burns, Gabriel gomez, Gabriel Gómez
| The National Law Review Verified
New York is the first state to enact mental health-focused statutory provisions for “AI Companions,” requiring user disclosures and suicide prevention measures for emotionally interactive AI systems. Other states are exploring similar approaches, with laws targeting compulsive use, requiring suicide prevention protocols or mandating user awareness of AI-human distinctions.
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Train Travel to Calgary: Soak Up the Buzz of Alberta | VIA Rail

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
Nestled in the heart of Alberta, approximately five hours by bus from Edmonton’s train station, the city of Calgary invites you to explore its rich cultural, historical, and natural heritage. With its modern skyscrapers, lively festivals, Indigenous traditions, thriving western spirit, and bustling downtown, Calgary is a city where urban energy meets the breathtaking beauty of Western Canada's majestic landscapes.
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Photos taken near Lake Almanor

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Lassen County Times Verified
Select an EditionApril 7, 2020March 31, 2020March 24, 2020March 17, 2020March 10, 2020March 3, 2020Feb. 25, 2020Feb. 18, 2020Feb. 11, 2020Feb. 4, 2020Jan. 28, 2020Jan. 21, 2020Jan. 14, 2020Jan. 7, 2020Dec. 30, 2019Dec. 23, 2019Dec. 17, 2019Dec. 10, 2019Dec. 3, 2019Nov. 19, 2019Nov. 12, 2019Nov. 5, 2019Oct. 29, 2019Oct. 22, 2019Oct. 15, 2019Oct. 8, 2019Oct. 1, 2019Sept. 24, 2019Sept. 17, 2019Sept. 10, 2019Sept.
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The EU AI Act is Here, and the Clock is Ticking! | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Catherine Kozlowski, Aaron Levine
| JD Supra
The EU AI Act is here, folks! Now that the Act has been officially published in the OJEU, it will go into force in 7 days on August 2, 2024.
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China | Mainland China Travel Permits Eligibility Expanded Original

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By Aaron Levine, Jennifer Bauer, A.J. Dhaliwal, Mehul Madia
| The National Law Review Verified
Skip to main content July 26, 2024 Volume XIV, Number 208 Legal Analysis. Expertly Written. Quickly Found. Trending News China | Mainland China Travel Permits Eligibility Expanded Print Mail Download />i Facebook Twitter Linkedin Pinterest Reddit Facebook Messenger Email Digg Print X Buffer Flipboard Chinese officials announced that non-Chinese permanent residents of Hong Kong and Macao SARs are now eligible to apply for mainland travel permits.
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Do I Really Have To? A Two-Part Framework for Determining if the EU AI Act Applies to You - Part 1: What’s Your Role? | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Catherine Kozlowski, Aaron Levine
| JD Supra
This is the second installment in our series of client advisory articles in which we unpack the European Union’s (EU’s) Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) to help you evaluate if, when, and how you need to comply with the AI Act’s requirements. Our first installment provided an overview of the AI Act, its risk-based regulatory approach and anticipated compliance timeline.
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Initial quantitative assessment of the enigmatic clade Paracrinoidea (Echinodermata)

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By Jennifer Bauer, Bradley Deline, Colin D. Sumrall, Maggie R. Limbeck
| Wiley Online Library Verified
REFERENCES 2012. paleotree: an R package for paleontological and phylogenetic analyses of evolution. Methods in Ecology & Evolution, 3, 803–807. 1950. New genera of Middle Ordovician “Cystidae”. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences, 40, 273–277. , and 2017. Hydrospire morphology and implications for blastoid phylogeny. Journal of Paleontology, 91, 847–857. and 2013. Rates of dinosaur limb evolution provide evidence for exceptional radiation in Mesozoic birds.
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The European Union Has Assigned Your AI Some Homework | JD Supra

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By Jennifer Bauer, Catherine Kozlowski, Aaron Levine
| JD Supra
Seeking to build on the success and influence of GDPR, the European Union has spent the last seven years constructing a comprehensive regulatory scheme for artificial intelligence: The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act).
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University of Idaho Business Program Embraces Benefits of Online Classes

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Idaho's Land-Grant University
Online Business Degree Opens New Doors for Students and Instructors Business Professor Mya Pronschinske Groza dons a fuchsia blazer, steps before a green screen and enthusiastically launches into a 10-minute lecture. Instead of an audience, she watches herself on a monitor beside cartons of eggs and a series of bullet points supporting this lesson on supply and demand. University of Idaho students will digest this lecture in all kinds of environments.
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Shaping the Future of Criminal Justice

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Idaho's Land-Grant University
Student Learns Firsthand How Data Can Impact the System Grace Meyer doesn’t remember 9/11, she was only 10 months old, but the event shaped her worldview as a youth in Sandpoint where family and teachers revisited the incident each year on its anniversary.
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Quoi faire à Stratford, Ontario

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
J’ai toujours voulu visiter Stratford, en Ontario*, et m’imprégner des expériences culturelles qui ont fait la réputation de cette ville. Étudiante en arts à Toronto, je m’imaginais attablée devant un café avec des amis en train de commenter la direction artistique de la pièce que nous venions de voir au Festival de Stratford. Malheureusement, mon budget et des contraintes d’ordre scolaire ont bousillé mes plans.
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What To Do in Stratford, Ontario

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
I have always wanted to visit Stratford, Ontario, and to immerse myself in cultural experiences that the town is known for. As an art student in Toronto, I pictured myself sitting in a café with friends, arguing about the artistic direction of a play we had just seen at the Stratford Festival. Sadly, budget and curriculum restrictions thwarted my plans. A couple decades later, I am the editor of a travel blog for a train company that stops in the town.
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Council Post: Be A More Human, Authentic Leader

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Forbes Verified
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the world can change instantaneously and without warning. For the first time, the traditional ways of working were severely disrupted, and leaders became the central focus to answer the infamous question, “What’s next?” Leaders had never been put in such a position before. Throughout history, yes, significant events had taken place, but nothing as disruptive and unknown as the infamous Covid-19.
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Fun Things to Do in Ottawa Without a Car

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
There are so many reasons to go car-free when visiting a city. Along with escaping the frustrations of traffic, GPS apps and parking fees, there is the simple joy of discovering a city on foot. What’s more satisfying than finding a hidden café, green lane or local shop so easily zoomed past in a car? I’ve been to Ottawa many times, but usually on the outskirts visiting family, and never long enough to get a feel for the city.
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Découvrir Ottawa Sans Voiture

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
Quand vient le temps de découvrir une nouvelle ville, les arguments ne manquent pas pour laisser la voiture de côté et se déplacer à pied. On évite entre autres les frustrations associées à la circulation, au GPS qui ne s’y retrouve plus et aux frais de stationnement… et on a en prime le plaisir d’explorer les rues à notre rythme. Quoi de plus agréable que de tomber par hasard sur un joli café de quartier, une ruelle fleurie ou une boutique sympa qu’on n’aurait jamais pu repérer au volant?
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Jennifer Bauer: So, where do you live?

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By Jennifer Bauer
| The Union Verified
Jennifer Bauer | Other Voices A man lying on the side of the highway with his dog. How is this a threat? Why are the people of this county calling the police on humans who are in such a bad way that the side of the highway is now their home? This was a place this person felt safe enough to sit, not in Starbucks! Not in front of a business, away from people and minding his own business. What is wrong with you people?
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Allowing Holiday Gloom.

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Elephant Journal Verified
There’s an expectation and pressure to be jolly and merry in December. We hear promises from songs and commercial advertising that it’s “the most wonderful time of the year” and therefore we should act accordingly. And if we don’t, there must be something wrong with us. This is simply not true. We are allowed to feel whatever we are authentically feeling. For many, that’s overwhelm and grief during the holidays. And what these folks really need is judgment-free space to be exactly as they are.
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Elements of Paleontology

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By Jennifer Bauer, Imran Rahman, James H. Nebelsick, Andrea Mancosu
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
The Paleontological Society is an international nonprofit organization devoted exclusively to the science of paleontology: invertebrate and vertebrate paleontology, micropaleontology, and paleobotany. The Society’s mission is to advance the study of the fossil record through scientific research, education, and advocacy. Its vision is to be a leading global advocate for understanding life’s history and evolution.
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Jennifer Bauer: Try some compassion for people without homes

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By Jennifer Bauer
| The Union Verified
I wonder how many readers truly understand homelessness. The cost of land, housing and building is more than most can afford. We just had a fire. A small fire compared to Paradise … Dixie! How many of our greater community have had their homes and every single thing they own burnt to nothing? For anyone who cannot do the math, homelessness and fires are in the same category. Of course, we should always do our very best to save homes, lives of humans and pets.
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An actionable anti-racism plan for geoscience organizations

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By Hendratta Ali, Sarah L. Sheffield, Jennifer Bauer, Rocío P. Caballero-Gill
| Nature Verified
Abstract Geoscience organizations shape the discipline. They influence attitudes and expectations, set standards, and provide benefits to their members. Today, racism and discrimination limit the participation of, and promote hostility towards, members of minoritized groups within these critical geoscience spaces.
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Wildcrafted: Making friends with chickweed

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
Nature provides everything we need. While we buy food from stores, it came from the Earth first. The challenge is, many of us feel disconnected from the source. We don’t know how to grow our own food or anything about edible plants that are freely available. This is what led me to the vibrant green patch of chickweed in my yard. It was thriving, with no help from me. Many people regard it as a nuisance, but for centuries many cultures have used it as food and medicine.
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Measuring up

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
As a 19-year-old working her way through college, Natalee Woods accepted a job at a major retail department store. She imagined she’d sell earrings, shoes or sweaters. Instead, she found herself in the lingerie department, fitting women for bras. Over the next decade, she met women from all walks of life at the job. One-on-one in the dressing room, they shared more than their measurements.
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Bound by fashion

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
For many women, donning a bra is an automatic task. Few question the need to harness their breasts each day. For some, even asking why — especially in public — might feel uncomfortable. This is the kind of women’s history Velya Jancz-Urban and her daughter, Ehris Urban, relish — not grand events or influential figures but the minutiae of everyday life which is often overlooked, ignored or deemed irrelevant.
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Gazing into space

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
Around the world, people are watching never-before-seen footage from the surface of Mars after the successful landing Feb. 18 of NASA’s latest rover, Perseverance. The scientific step forward was a bright spot amid earthly headlines about the pandemic and politics. For those who want to continue exploring the mysteries of space, the Palouse Discovery Science Center often partners with the Palouse Astronomical Society to hold outdoor viewing parties.
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“We cannot Avoid Pain”-Life Lessons from a Recovering Obsessive-Compulsive Perfectionist.

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Elephant Journal Verified
Learning to Surrender to What Is. For a recovering obsessive–compulsive, controlling perfectionist, this just might be the single most challenging and elusive life lesson to learn. For as long as I can remember, I was a planner—I am damn good at it, too. I was paid quite well in the corporate world to strategize, organize, and make plans A through Z; so that I could pluck out and execute a plan based on whatever changing variables I managed to predict.
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Achetez Local : De Montréal à Port Hope

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
Les Fêtes sont à nos portes. Si, comme moi, vous n’avez pas encore trouvé de cadeau pour tout votre monde, pas de panique! Plus que jamais cette année, on comprend l’attrait – et l’importance – de faire son magasinage près de chez soi (ou encore mieux, de chez soi). Alors si vous êtes dans le même bateau que moi, voici quelques trouvailles qui vous permettront un #soutienlocal.
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Support Local: From Montreal to Port Hope

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
The holidays are fast approaching, and if you (like me) haven’t checked everyone off that gift list yet, do not panic! More than ever this year, the idea of sticking close to home (or better yet, staying inside) has never been so appealing, or so important. So, if you (like me) still need a few choice presents for your loved ones, here are a few perfect places to #shoplocal. Instead of praying for that box to be delivered on time, try a curbside pick-up at a shop nearby.
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Prichard Art Gallery shifts focus

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
The University of Idaho announced Tuesday it is shifting priorities for the Prichard Art Gallery in downtown Moscow, focusing on student and faculty work rather than outside exhibitions. It also ended a contract with Director Roger Rowley, who held the position for 15 years. The gallery, which operates under the auspices of the UI College of Art and Architecture, has long been recognized as one of the few public, contemporary art galleries in the state.
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Sacred Homecoming

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Salt Lake City Weekly Verified
John Fouch 1877 Photos courtesy of The Plateau Peoples' Web Portal Project The first photograph ever taken of Chief Joseph was after a 400-mile forced march through Montana following the Nez Perce surrender at Bear Paw in 1877. Joseph sits tall, with a straightforward gaze. He wears a blue-beaded buckskin shirt. Today, that shirt is owned by billionaire and collector William Koch, who bought it in a Reno, Nevada, art auction for $877,500 in 2012.
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The "Do it all Myself" Mentality that's Born from Trauma & Feeling Unworthy.

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By Jennifer Bauer
| Elephant Journal Verified
View this post on Instagram The “do it all myself” mentality is praised by society as a strong work ethic and tenacious independence. But it’s actually a habit born from trauma and feeling unworthy. Symptoms include workaholism, perfectionism, and a need to control and plan. Other signs include heavy guilt, overspending time on anything not considered “productive,” restlessness when still, and an addiction to the adrenaline of busyness. I know because I’m a work in progress here.
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Vancouver, Virtually

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
For the second stop on our virtual tour we’re heading west to Vancouver. Vancity is just waiting to be discovered – from your living room. This west coast mecca is known for its mix of culture and nature, much of which has been transferred to your screen. We know it’s not the same as experiencing it in person, but the bright side is you won’t need to pack your rainboots! So get comfy, grab a coffee (let’s make it something artisanal, to get in the mood) and check out what Vancouver has to offer.
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Vancouver virtuel

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
Pour la deuxième escale de notre visite guidée virtuelle, nous mettons le cap sur l’Ouest canadien : il y a tant à découvrir à Vancouver… depuis votre salon. Lieu par excellence pour les adeptes de culture et de nature, Vancouver s’invite presque tout entière dans votre écran.
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#VacancesauCanada : Le comté de Prince Edward

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
En 2020, les voyages et les vacances ne sont plus les mêmes, mais ça ne veut pas dire qu’on ne peut pas en profiter. Il faut simplement faire preuve de prudence. Maintenant que des mesures de santé et de sécurité sont en place, et que plus de départs sont offerts dans le corridor Québec – Windsor, la planification de séjours et de « restecapades » est un jeu d’enfant.
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#Canadacation: Prince Edward County

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By Jennifer Bauer
| viarail.ca
Travelling and vacationing in 2020 is a whole new ballgame, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. It just means we have to be smart about it. With our health and safety measures in place, and more frequencies now offered in the Québec City to Windsor corridor, we’ve got your staycations and daycations covered. We’ve always been firm believers that some of the best vacation spots are close to home in Canada, and now it’s your turn to find out why.
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Dynamic Impairment of Olfactory Behavior and Signaling Mediated by an Olfactory Corticofugal System

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By RWTH Aachen, Jennifer Bauer, AG Neuromodulation
| JNeurosci Verified
Research Articles, Systems/Circuits Renata Medinaceli Quintela, Jennifer Bauer, Lutz Wallhorn, Kim Le, Daniela Brunert and Markus Rothermel Journal of Neuroscience 16 September 2020, 40 (38) 7269-7285; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2667-19.2020 Abstract Processing of olfactory information is modulated by centrifugal projections from cortical areas, yet their behavioral relevance and underlying neural mechanisms remain unclear in most cases.
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1 year later, family remembers boy killed in drive-by shooting

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By Jennifer Bauer, Aaron Barker Verified, ReporterAaron Barker
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
News Sign up for our Newsletters Latest News HOUSTON – Family and close friends gathered Sunday at the gravesite to remember 6-year-old Moses Jimenez, who was killed in a drive-by shooting one year ago in southeast Houston. They held hands and prayed and released balloons, all in honor of the first-grader who was taken too soon. "It still doesn't even feel like a year. It feels like it was a couple of months ago. It's been really hard," his mother, Elizabeth Garcia, said.
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Deputies find suspect's car related to murder of 4-year-old girl

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By Aaron Barker Verified, Jennifer Bauer
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
News Sign up for our Newsletters Latest News HOUSTON – Investigators found the vehicle believed to have been driven by the people who killed a 4-year-old girl and wounded her mother and sister during a robbery, officials said. Harris County sheriff's deputies, along with Precinct 4 deputy constables, located a black Honda Accord on Cypress Island Drive in northeast Harris County. Investigators believe the car was stolen and used during the deadly robbery.
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