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Their agenda includes taking a side trip more than 30 miles farther south for some doughnuts.
The couple has priorities, after all â one them being snagging free Krispy Kreme treats at a shop near Des Moines.
Now both fully vaccinated against COVID-19 after receiving their second Moderna brand shot on April 27 at Walmart in Mountain Iron, Lloyd and Engelmeier are making the rounds â hitting up places offering freebies and deals to people who present their COVID-19 vaccination record card.
Large chains such as Krispy Kreme, along with smaller businesses across the country, have been offering discounts and free things to people who have proof of being vaccinated against the virus.
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Transformation, Disruption, and Gender Diversity in Tech
Panel at the Axway Summit Americas discussed elements that may help improve gender parity in the technology scene.
How women in tech can be transformers, disruptors, or combination of both was the central discussion of a panel held at this week’s virtual Axway Summit Americas. The conversation included experiences of the panelists as women in tech and ways organizations might further narrow the gender gap in the field.
Ann Lloyd, vice president of customer success and experience with Axway, an enterprise software tools provider, moderated the “Transformers or Disruptors: Women in Tech” panel. She was joined by Chhavi Bhargava, data exchange service manager with Ford Motor Co.; Fernanda Toscano, IT senior executive with HDI Insurance; and Susanne Schütz, senior vice president of customer and business intelligence with DB Schenker.
HEATHER ZIEGLER Life Editor From attics and basements, closets and under beds, here they come. Treasured Christmas ornaments are being placed lovingly on trees everywhere. More than ever this holiday season, area residents are making a special effort to create lasting holiday memories despite the COVID-19 pandemic. And what better way to do that than by bringing out and displaying Christmas ornaments that hold treasured memories. Many of my readers have shared photos and comments regarding their ornaments. Here are some of their thoughts on making Christmas 2020 memorable in a good way. Jerry and Barbara Kulpa said they have many favorite ornaments. “Each year my husband and I get together with our kids and grandkids. We take their individual pictures in front of the tree and then they decorate their ornament and add their picture. Each year is a different style. I enjoy looking at the tree and seeing how they have grown.The kids and grandkids love to find their ornamen
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