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Penny Simkin, a childbirth educator and author who was often described as the “mother of the doula movement,” died on April 11 at her home in Seattle. Ms. Simkin, a physical therapist turned birth educator, was a pioneer in helping women have a better experience during and after birth. Doula is the Greek word for “female servant,” and it was embraced by alternative birth professionals sometime in the 1970s or ’80s to refer to someone who supports mothers during labor. In books, workshops and training organizations, Ms. Simkin helped popularize that role and worked as a doula herself. Doulas are not medical professionals; their role is to provide comfort to women in the delivery room as well as postpartum care at home.
Persons: Penny Simkin, , Linny Simkin, Simkin, Doula, Doulas Locations: Seattle
And that wasn’t always the case.”There were also instances of discrimination that could have easily turned Copeland away from dance all together. “There were times that I was not cast in certain roles because I would stand out too much and kind of ruin the aesthetic, especially if it was a performance that was being filmed,” Copeland told Wallace. “I think about this kind of generational trauma for Black dancers that comes with that role,” she said. And I feel that that’s what I’ve done with a lot of the roles I’ve taken on, but especially Swan Lake,” Copeland told Wallace. Misty Copeland and James Whiteside perform in "Swan Lake" at Lincoln Center in New York, June 24, 2015.
Persons: Misty Copeland, Copeland, , ” Copeland, CNN’s Chris Wallace, Chris Wallace, , who’s, “ I’ve, it’s, wasn’t, Wallace, “ Odette, Odile ”, Theatre’s, “ We’ve, that’s, Odette, Swan, James Whiteside, Julieta Cervantes, ABT, Jackie Robinson, haven’t, Daniil Simkin, Kevin Sullivan, Max Organizations: CNN, American Ballet Theatre, New York Times, Lincoln Center, Register, Getty, Motion Productions, , Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Misty Copeland Foundation Locations: American, Swan, , Swan Lake, , New York, Orange
Jon Hamm and Jennifer Aniston in a scene from ‘The Morning Show,’ streaming on Apple TV+. Photo: Erin Simkin/Apple TV+/Everett CollectionApple and Paramount Global have discussed bundling their streaming services at a discount, the latest attempt by rival entertainment giants to team up as they look to make their offerings more affordable and attractive. The companies have talked about offering a combination of Paramount+ and Apple TV+ that would cost less than subscribing to both services separately, according to people familiar with the discussions. The discussions are in their early stages, and it is unclear what shape a bundle could take, they said.
Persons: Jon Hamm, Jennifer Aniston, Erin Simkin Organizations: Apple, Everett, Paramount Global, Paramount
Cyber insurance rates drop 10% in June, report says
  + stars: | 2023-07-05 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - Cyber insurance rates dropped around 10% in June compared with a year earlier, reversing recent sharp rate rises, as claims proved smaller than expected, broker Howden said in a report on Wednesday. Cyber insurance rates more than doubled in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by a rise in so-called ransomware attacks, Howden said. "Everybody is back with appetite for writing cyber insurance," said Shay Simkin, global head of cyber at Howden. Increased competition has contributed to lower rates, Howden said. Cyber insurance premiums totalled more than $12 billion in 2022 versus $10-11 billion in 2021, Simkin said, and Howden forecasts the market to increase to around $50 billion by 2030, given the size of cyber crime.
Persons: Howden, Ransom, Shay Simkin, Simkin, Carolyn Cohn, David Evans Organizations: Thomson Locations: Russia, Ukraine, Howden
Cyber insurance rates drop 10% in June -report
  + stars: | 2023-07-04 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - Cyber insurance rates dropped around 10% in June compared with a year earlier, reversing recent sharp rate rises, as claims proved smaller than expected, broker Howden said in a report on Wednesday. Cyber insurance rates more than doubled in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by a rise in so-called ransomware attacks, Howden said. "Everybody is back with appetite for writing cyber insurance," said Shay Simkin, global head of cyber at Howden. Increased competition has contributed to lower rates, Howden said. Cyber insurance premiums totalled more than $12 billion in 2022 versus $10-11 billion in 2021, Simkin said, and Howden forecasts the market to increase to around $50 billion by 2030, given the size of cyber crime.
Persons: Howden, Ransom, Shay Simkin, Simkin, Carolyn Cohn, David Evans Organizations: Thomson Locations: Russia, Ukraine, Howden
London's solar street thrives on people power
  + stars: | 2023-06-15 | by ( Natalie Thomas | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +4 min
[1/5] Roofers install solar panels on the roof of renegade artists Dan Edelstyn and Hilary Powell's house in London, Britain, June 6, 2023. Dan Edelstyn and Hilary Powell raise funds to install solar panels on the rooftops of all the houses on their street. After raising 113,000 pounds ($141,000), partly through crowd-funding publicised by sleeping on their roof for three cold, winter weeks, artist couple Dan Edelstyn and Hilary Powell have arranged for solar panels to be installed on dozens of houses on their street. Households powered by solar panel-derived electricity draw less power from the national grid, cutting energy bills, and they can also sell any excess energy back. Industry analysts say community projects tend to be more efficient than individual solar installations as costs fall with scale.
Persons: Dan Edelstyn, Hilary Powell's, Hilary Powell, Anna Gordon LONDON, Powell, Ejaz Hussein, It's, Rebecca Dibb, Ofgem, Edelstyn, Sachin Ravikumar, Barbara Lewis Organizations: Industry, Octopus Energy, Community Energy, Thomson Locations: London, Britain, Waltham Forest
Robin De Jesús always shows up. Kumail Nanjiani and Robin de Jesús in "Welcome to Chippendales." “With or without my consent, as a Latino actor, even with my light skin, I end up being the representative of my specific demographics: Latino Puerto Rican, working class,” the actor said. “It helped me clarify who my character was and his intentions.”Robin de Jesús and Kumail Nanjiani in "Welcome to Chippendales." “I’m a very fortunate actor that I get to do really, really beautiful work, but I’m still in my come-up,” he said.
At 20, the self-taught computer programmer launched an IT and software company which sold for 7 figures four years later. Two decades on, the Australian self-made millionaire is the founder of BusinessNET, an online marketing business with $2 billion in sales, and business leadership program, Mastermind. Here are five lessons he learned on how to generate a million dollars, as he told CNBC Make It. "The time and effort you put into work, use to create some asset that you can sell over and over," he said. When Simkin started in the IT industry in his teens, "everyone was focusing on Microsoft," he noted.
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