Frankly, we think the form factor looks a bit clunky, but the aluminum and mineral glass is certainly digable. It will be available later this year, and it’s going to cost a lot, but you won’t be able to buy it in the US. For now, you’ll just have to settle for a pocket knife instead..

A British Australian woman who spent nearly three years in solitary confinement in an Iranian prison has separated from her husband after hearing allegations he was having an affair with a colleague, according to media reports. Kylie Moore Gilbert, 33, has filed for divorce from Ruslan Hodorov, her Russian Israeli husband, according to the Herald Sun of Melbourne. The couple were wed in a traditional Jewish ceremony in 2017 after meeting a decade earlier in Israel.

Almost every women I spoke to could relate to crudely panty protection and they all describe it as an uncomfortable experience that threw off their concentration for the day. Even with the right supplies, women with particularly heavy periods often bleed through them. While that problem is nowhere near as bad in the United States, the fertility app Clue conducted a survey and found that 18% of American women have missed work out of fear that someone might discover they are menstruating.

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“UNBC continues to be in a structural deficit position and we need to get a handle on that,” Payne said. “The levers that we would use in the past, such as deferred transfers or one time funding, are not sustainable so we needed to make some tough choices.” He said the university endowment fund remains healthy but cannot be used to balance the cost of its operations. Despite the shortfall, UNBC Board of Governors decided last Friday to refrain from increasing tuition fees by two per cent, the maximum allowed under provincial legislation.