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KATHY: ATTORNEYS ARE HELPING

DETAINED TRAVELERS AT SAN

FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

KELLIE: KCRA 3'S DANA GRIFFIN

SHOWS US HOW NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

LAWYERS ARE WORKING TO HELP

THOSE AFFECTED.

DANA: TODAY, THEY HELD ONE OF

THEIR OWN STUDENTS WHO WAS

DETAINED AND QUESTIONED IN NEW

YORK.

HE IS A GREEN CARD HOLDER FROM

SOME OF THE -- FROM ONE OF THE

SEVEN BAND COUNTRIES AND THEY

ARE HOPING TO HELP OTHERS LIKE

HIM.

>> THIS IS THE ROOM WHERE THE

STUDENT'S WORK.

DANA: THE UC DAVIS IMMIGRATION

LAW CLINIC HAS BEEN WORKING

AROUND THE CLOCK TO ALONG WITH

PROTESTERS AT SAN FRANCISCO

INTERNATIONAL.

ATTORNEYS ARE STATIONED TO

ASSIST FAMILIES DEALING WITH THE

TAME IT.

>> IT IS AN ATTACK ON HUMAN

RIGHTS AND I THINK ALL OF US

FEEL VERY COMPELLED TO TAKE AS

MUCH ACTION IS NEEDED.

DANA: ATTORNEYS LIKE RACHAEL RAY

HAVE HELPED SEVEN MET -- SEVEN

FAMILIES AND COUNTING.

A GREEN CARD HOLDER WAS ALSO

DETAINED, ONE OF FIVE PEOPLE

HELD BY HOMELAND SECURITY

ACCORDING TO SFO.

>> WE ARE CITIZENS BUT WE STILL

HAVE THAT FEAR, EVEN IF WE ARE

CITIZENS.

WE ARE STILL BEING PROFILED AS

MUSLIM.

DANA: THE UC DAVIS ATTORNEYS WE

SPOKE WITH SAY THE GREATEST

ISSUE IS CONFUSION SURROUNDING

THE TEMPORARY TRAVEL BAN.

>> THIS IS NOT THE COUNTRY AT

THINK WE WANT TO HAVE.

WE WANT TO DEFEND THE

CONSTITUTION AND LED TO THE

ADMINISTRATION KNOW THERE WERE

NOT GOING TO BACK DOWN.

DANA: PART OF THEIR RESISTANT

S

PART OF THEIR ASSISTANCE IS

DRAFTING LAWSUITS NAMING

PRESIDENT TRUMP.

BUT MOST WENT UNFILED BECAUSE

CLIENTS WERE RELEASED.

>> SO WE ARE NOT UNFAMILIAR WITH

HAVING TO GO AGAINST THE FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT IN A LAWSUIT THIS IS

THE FIRST TIME THAT WE'VE BEEN

INVOLVED IN A LAWSUIT WHERE

YOU'RE SUING THAT YOU -- SUING

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES THOUGH.

DANA

THE IMMIGRATION

CLINIC

SAYS ONE CLIENT WAS HELD FOR 30

HOURS.

THEY PLAN TO HAVE ATTORNEYS ON

CALL TO RESPOND WHEN NEEDED.

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Rihanna Calls United States President Donald Trump AN IMMORTAL PIG - Duration: 1:17.

Many celebs have openly expressed their hatred for the President of the United States,Donald

Trump Rihanna was the latest to join them.

She took to twitter by posting a personal rant against Trump.

Criticising his controversial decision to implement a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants

entering America, she posted: "Disgusted!

The news is devastating!

America is being ruined right before our eyes!

What an immoral pig you have to be to implement such BS!!" many of her fans retweeted her

tweet.

While a few trump Supporters are not happy with her tweet which have divided her fans.

Are you a trump Supporter?

What are your views on his decision of Muslim Ban?

Let us know through your comments below for more news on hollywood subscribe to our channel

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Congresista hispana espera un buen futuro para los EEUU | Entretenimiento - Duration: 1:39.

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Alex Sensation habla de sus inicios como DJ en Don Francisco Te Invita (VIDEO) - Duration: 4:00.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Congresista hispana presenta a su hijo transgénero | Entretenimiento - Duration: 7:00.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Conociendo más a la comediante Alejandra Azcárate | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:22.

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ứng xử - Cách ứng xử khi mẹ chồng và con dâu lục đục - Duration: 10:01.

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Game Talking Tom Running for Golden Sonic Dash Sonic - Duration: 10:58.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Joss Favela le pide matrimonio a Danna Paola | Entretenimiento - Duration: 7:10.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Esposas vs. Amantes: La mejor comedia para las mujeres | Entretenimiento - Duration: 3:23.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Danna Paola habla de su dura infancia | Entretenimiento - Duration: 8:41.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | ¡Joss Favela dice No Vuelvas A Llamarme! | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:21.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | Joss Favela emocionado al ver a su mamá | Entretenimiento - Duration: 1:10.

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Don Francisco Te Invita | A bailar con La Mala y La Buena | Entretenimiento - Duration: 2:43.

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‬Uploading to Google Drive - Duration: 5:26.

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Signing in to Google Chrome - Duration: 3:52.

Hi everybody, Pete here from IT Support.

Today I'm going to cover signing into google chrome which we will

use as our browser when we move to

Google for our email and our file

storage. Up to to now we've been using

Internet Explorer to access the web and

occasionally perhaps Google Chrome but

this is the best browser to use from now

on. If i open it up now the normal

Google search engine appears but it has

a facility which will be useful - sign in.

That's at the top top right hand

corner - you'll see a small figure, if you

drop that down and select

Sign into Chrome it will ask you for

your Cwcab email address. I'm going to

use a training address today for this

demonstration and put the password in

here - but you should put in the google

password that we will distribute as we

create those accounts. The next stage is

to click "link data" and then we can close

Ad Blocker and Hangouts - which is the

subject of a different video. Go on

through the prompt and you'll see at

this stage there's no difference from

where we started

except that when we close the browser

and open it again

the Intranet will appear. This is our new

Intranet and replaces the one that we've

been using to date. In the center

left here will be the management blog

information area and at the top of the

screen here some useful links - and some

information down the left-hand side.

What I want to demonstrate today is

the bookmarks bar

which you will find very useful to access

your files and your mail. You can add

items to this bar very easily - click on

the apps at top left and you'll see a number of

icons appear. Some of these you will use quite

commonly. I've already got google docs up

here and I can add the Drive. This is where

your files will be transferred from the

current server drives and if I've got an address up

here that I want to add as a bookmark i

can click the star at the end of the

line and finish. That will be added

to my bookmarks bar. I might also want to

add Gmail because we will have no Outlook

(that will be removed). Our mail will be

in the normal Gmail interface and again

if i click the star that appears in the

bookmarks bar. If I close down the

browser and open it up again those

bookmarks are saved across the top bar

and if you do this exercise once on any

machine that you use in a Cheshire West

location, when you log into a

pc with your normal username and

password and open chrome the same page

will appear. You'll have easy access

to your Drive, documents and any other

web page that you find useful.

Thank you very much..

For more infomation >> Signing in to Google Chrome - Duration: 3:52.

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now click on scatter Loading

choose scatter file

now click on download

wait for flashing 100% complete

Now Remove battery or press power key continue mobile will turn on

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How to Make Sex Better - Duration: 17:25.

How to Have Safer Sex Sex is an important part of life, but it comes

with certain risks too.

Practicing safe sex means that you can more easily enjoy having sex with a new partner.

This wikiHow will give you lots of tips and pointers on how to have safer sex, and reduce

STIs, unwanted pregnancies, and other related issues.

#1, Use latex condoms.

Male condoms should be used for any kind of sex, including vaginal, anal, and oral contact.

The male latex condom is easy to use, efficient and cheap.

It is also widely available for free at Planned Parenthood locations, other counseling services,

and many schools.

Consistently and correctly using latex condoms during sexual intercourse can reduce the risk

of STIs and pregnancy with up to 99% reliability.

If you're allergic to latex, you can also use polyurethane condoms, which offer some

protection against STIs.

Natural or lambskin condoms offer reliable protection against pregnancy, but the material

isn't fine enough to prevent the transmission of some infections, making them less reliable

for that purpose.

Make sure to properly place the condom on the erect penis.

Doing this together can create a more intimate experience.

Remember, both partners are responsible for safe sex.

If you are sexually active, you should always have a supply of condoms on hand.

Make sure to regularly check the expiration date, too.

Condoms do not typically break when used properly; however, if the condom rips or tears during

intercourse, make sure that both partners get tested within 10 days.

#2, Consider using a female condom.

Female condoms can be used for vaginal penetrative sex.

They are effective against most STIs and can help reduce the chances of pregnancy.

Though the failure rate is higher than with hormonal contraception, female condoms can

be very effective when used in combination with other protection.

You should never use a female and male condom at the same time.

That can cause friction that will tear one or both of the condoms, making them ineffective.

Make sure to carefully read the instructions on the packaging.

You want to ensure that you properly insert the female condom.

You will insert the female condom in a similar manner as inserting a tampon.

The penis should be inside the female condom during intercourse.

It is unlikely that the female condom will break if used correctly; however, if there

is a tear, make sure to visit your physician to get tested within 10 days.

#3,Use a dental dam for oral sex.

Dental dams are latex sheets, or condoms that have been cut open to form squares.

When used correctly, dental dams have been proven to reduce the risk of passing blood

and other fluids to the mouth from the genitals.

These are effective in preventing STIs and HIV.

You can use them when performing oral sex on both the vulva and the anus.

Make sure the latex doesn't have any holes, tears, or other damage.

Rinse off any cornstarch if necessary, as this can promote vaginal infection.

Cover the genitalia or anus while performing oral sex.

Never switch back and forth between the vagina and anus without first replacing the dental

dam.

Discard after use.

#4,Try a lubricant.

While friction can be a pleasurable feeling during sex, it can also heighten the risk

of infection.

Friction is often the cause of broken condoms or dental dams.

To prevent too much friction, try using a lubricant during intercourse.

Make sure to read the ingredients on the package.

Don't use an oil-based lube on a latex condom.

It will break down the latex.

Instead, choose an water-based lubricant.

Silicon-based lubes are also a good choice.

You can also use lubricants to make dental dams more supple and less likely to tear.

#5,Find other ways to be intimate.

You and your partner can engage in sexual activities that carry absolutely no risk.

Be creative and explore new ways to turn each other on.

You can use words and fantasies to arouse one another.

Some no risk sexual acts include: Phone sex or sexting.

Mutual masturbation.

Cyber sex.

#6, Try low-risk activities.

Anal and vaginal intercourse are considered "high risk" sexual activities.

The risk of infection when having intercourse anally is greater because the skin of the

anus is thinner, making infection and disease transmission more of a possibility.

Likewise, sexually transmitted diseases and infections are transmittable between the mouth

and the genitals, making unprotected oral sex also a risky behavior.

You can still be intimate without engaging in intercourse.

Talk to your partner about trying out some new sexual activities.

You could try: Deep kissing.

Fondling.

Experimenting with sex toys such as dildos or vibrators.

Keep sex toys clean.

Always wash them between uses, and never use one that you're not sure is clean.

A weak solution of disinfectant in a bowl of water is a cheaper option.

Rinse the toys well and be sure to dry them before storing them in a sealed bag in a clean

and dry environment.

Do not share sex toys with partners you aren't fluid-bonded with since you can spread infections

this way.

#7, Get tested regularly.

Go to your doctor or a free clinic regularly to get screened for HIV and other STIs.

Get tested together with a monogamous partner before deciding to stop using protection.

You should continue to get tested regularly even when you are in a relationship, to be

on the safe side.

It is better to get tested than to unknowingly be infected with an STI.

Ask your partner to go with you if you're nervous.

It's not lame to request that your partner do this enthusiastically and willingly.

If your partner doesn't want to go together, ask them to go on their own and share the

results with you.

You can try saying, "I respect your need for privacy.

But please remember that this effects both of our bodies and health.

We need to share this information with each other."

If your partner is not willing to practice safe sex, find another partner.

#8, Learn specific symptoms.

Educating yourself can help keep you safe.

One of the best ways to protect yourself is to boost your knowledge.

Take some time to learn about different STIs.

You can learn about methods of contraction, and symptoms.

Your doctor is one of your best resources.

Ask your doctor for some information or look at a reputable website.

For example, you should know that one of the most common STIs, chlamydia, often has no

symptoms.

For that reason, it is often unknowingly passed to others.

Ask your doctor to test for all STIs before you sleep with a new partner.

Genital warts are another common STI.

These warts are easily spread by skin-to-skin contact.

The flesh-colored bumps may look similar to cauliflower.

Your doctor can help you find the best treatment plan.

Many STIs don't have visible symptoms; however, if you see any abnormalities on your partner's

genitalia, you should avoid having sex until they have visited the doctor.

Know your body.

If you notice any changes in your body, visible or not, don't hesitate to contact your doctor.

You're always better safe than sorry.

#9, Get vaccinated.

One of the best ways to prevent certain STIs is by getting vaccinated.

There are currently vaccines that can be used to prevent hepatitis A and B, and human papillomavirus

(HPV).

Talk to your doctor about whether these vaccines are right for you.

Females between the age of nine and 26 should be given the HPV vaccine.

It is given in three doses over six months.

The CDC states that this vaccine is safe for all women between those ages.

The HPV vaccine is also recommended for boys, given at age 11 – 12 years.

The CDC recommends the Hepatitis A vaccine for all children, men who engage in intercourse

with other men, and illegal drug users.

There are many populations who should receive the Hepatitis B vaccine.

These groups include: Children under 19 who have not previously

been vaccinated.

Intravenous drug users.

Men who have sex with men.

Individuals with HIV or chronic liver disease.

#10,Get treated.

Part of having safe and responsible sex is making sure that you are not passing a disease

to your partner.

If you have contracted an STI, you need to make sure that you receive the proper medical

treatment.

If you receive a negative diagnosis, ask your doctor about the best treatment option for

you.

For example, maybe you learn that you have contracted gonorrhea.

Your doctor will prescribe a course of antibiotics as a treatment.

For this, and any infection, make sure to take the medicine exactly as instructed.

Ask your doctor if you have any questions, or are concerned about side effects.

Tell your partner.

You need to say, "I need you to know that I was recently tested for STIs.

I have gonorrhea.

You need to get tested as soon as possible."

#11, Ask about high-risk sex.

You might find yourself in a situation where you want to knowingly engage in high-risk

sex.

For example, maybe your partner was previously diagnosed with HIV.

Talk to your doctor before engaging in sexual activity.

Ask a lot of questions.

You can say, "My partner is HIV-positive.

What extra steps can we take to make sure that I remain negative?"

Keep the lines of communication open.

If you or your partner have questions, make sure to ask.

It is possible to have a healthy and happy sex life with someone who has tested positive.

You just need to make sure that safety is always part of your routine.

#12, Try the pill.

Hormonal contraception methods regulate a woman's fertility cycles to prevent pregnancy.

The most common type of hormonal birth control is often referred to as "the pill" and is

taken orally every day.

When taken correctly and regularly, hormonal birth control is 99% effective.

If you're interested in hormonal birth control, talk to your gynecologist or general care

provider about a prescription.

Always take hormonal birth control correctly.

Hormonal birth control is incredibly effective, but only when taken properly and consistently.

You need to take your pill at the same time each day, and avoid smoking, which can increase

your blood-pressure and other cause dangerous health concerns.

Pay attention to how your body responds to the hormones, and discuss any concerns.

It sometimes takes some experimenting to get the right medication.

Set an alarm on your phone to remind you to take your pill and do it at the same time

each day.

#13, Consider alternative hormone therapies.

Other hormonal methods are also available and quite reliable, up to 99% effective.

Hormonal patches, the NuvaRing, and implants can last for weeks or several years and are

quite effective.

The Depo-Provera shot is another option, administered every few months.

Intrauterine devices/systems (IUDs or IUSs) are also options to consider.

Use both birth control and condoms to reduce the risk of pregnancy and STIs.

Using other kinds of contraceptives in addition to condoms is the best way to practice the

safest kind of sex.

You can have fun with your partner in a more worry-free environment.

#14, Use barrier contraception.

The following methods offer no protection against the transmission of HIV and other

sexually-transmitted diseases, but are somewhat effective at preventing pregnancy.

Diaphragms, contraceptive sponges, and cervical caps are placed over the cervix and should

be used together with a spermicidal gel.

These methods of contraception are typically worn for at least six hours after intercourse.

At most, these methods are about 90% effective, on average, making them somewhat less reliable

than other methods of birth control.

The fact that they offer no protection against STIs and are typically more difficult to obtain

than condoms makes them a less recommended, but still a useful method.

Ask your doctor to fit you for a diaphragm.

You can purchase sponges at most drug stores.

Make sure to follow the directions very carefully.

#15, Know your options.

If you are a female who is sexually active, it is possible that you could inadvertently

become pregnant.

Part of having safe sex is knowing what you will do if you have an unplanned pregnancy.

Think ahead and know where you can find resources.

Be aware that the counselors at Planned Parenthood can talk to you about options that include

terminating or continuing with your pregnancy.

Talk to your partner.

If you are in a serious relationship, say, "What would we do if we became pregnant?"

Make use of emergency contraception.

Drugs like Plan-B, Next Choice, and ella can decrease the possibility of pregnancy after

unprotected sex when no contraceptive is used.

Most don't require a prescription, though some do have age limits that vary depending

on the country and state.

#16, Be monogamous.

Monogamy means being in an exclusive relationship with only one sexual partner.

Monogamy can help you to reduce the risk of contracting STIs.

If you are going to be sexually active, consider being monogamous.

Make sure that your relationship is mutually monogamous, which means you are both committed

to only having sex with each other.

Trust is a big part of monogamy.

Make sure that you and your partner are open and honest with each other about your sexual

activity — past and present.

#17, Always take time to talk with your partners before and after sex.

Each time you enter into a new sexual relationship, it's important to take time to talk to your

partner before jumping between the sheets.

Be honest about your own sexual experiences and your own desire to practice safe sex.

If your partner doesn't want to practice safe sex, or isn't forthright with you about their

sexual history and experiences, don't have sex with them.

You don't need to have the "numbers" talk, necessarily, but you do need to find out if

your partner has regularly engaged in risky sexual behaviors.

Get tested together before you decide to have sex.

Have consensual sex.

Make sure your partner is capable of consenting to sex and that both people in the relationship

agree to the sexual activity each and every time.

Consenting once doesn't mean consenting to future sexual encounters, and likewise consenting

to one activity in no way suggests the consent of another.

Never assume consent.

#18, Put your safety first.

Avoid mixing drugs and alcohol with sex.

Having sex under the influence of drugs or alcohol is never a safe idea.

Your safe sex practices can be compromised and less effective if you're drunk/high and

you might misread the other person's signals or they might misread your signals, potentially

resulting in non-consensual sex.

If you go to parties and want to get drunk or use drugs, it's safest to be with friends.

Look out for one another.

Don't share drinks.

Don't accept a drink from someone you don't know.

Keep your hand over the top of drink and keep it with you at all times — don't leave it

sitting exposed if you go to the bathroom.

Being mindful of your safety can help you avoid falling victim to "date rape drugs."

Common date rape drugs are rohypnol (roofies), GHB, and ketamine.

Common symptoms include dizziness, confusion, and difficulty with motor skills.

Get medical care if you suspect you have been drugged.

#19, Protect your emotions.

No one has the right to pressure you into having sex.

This applies to intercourse, but also other forms of sexual activity.

If you feel uncomfortable, remove yourself from the situation.

Common pressuring tactics include threatening a break up or trying to influence you with

drugs or alcohol.

You can say, "I don't feel comfortable.

Please stop."

You can also say, "I was really enjoying kissing you.

I'd like to keep things on that level."

#20, Figure out if you are ready for sex.

Whether you are a virgin or just starting a new relationship, you might be nervous to

have sex with someone new.

That's perfectly normal.

It's a good idea to take a self-assessment.

Reflecting on your feelings can help you decide if you're ready to take the next step.

Ask yourself a series of questions.

For example, are you prepared to talk to your healthcare provider about your sexual activity?

Additionally, you should ask yourself if you feel comfortable discussing intimacy with

your partner.

Moreover, do you feel comfortable saying that you don't want to have sex?

If you can't confidently answer "yes" to these questions, it might be a good idea

to hold off on having sex.

Remember, every relationship moves at its own pace.

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