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During World War II, my grandmother Juanita rolled up her sleeves and joined the millions of women who transformed America’s workforce. With grit, skill, and unwavering courage, she built warplanes at a California airfield, proving that patriotism and resilience didn’t wear just one uniform. She wasn't famous — she was far more powerful than that. She was a working-class woman who stepped up when the world was in crisis and helped change history.

Now, I need your support in writing a children’s book to tell her story.

I recently completed an immersive UX Design bootcamp where we were told that knowing Photoshop is not necessary (but it is a perk). I've noticed about 50% of UX Design roles include knowledge of Photoshop as a requirement. I have a very elementary understanding of how the program works. Should I be desperately working on my Photoshop skills (or is there another program I should focus my energy on?). Any recommendations for thorough tutorials would be very helpful. Thanks everyone.

We have a shared backyard with our neighbor. My dog, Merlen, is still a puppy but has leash reactivity issues after being attacked by another dog. He is, however, ok off leash and plays with our neighbor's dog daily. Issue is that I find Merlen is always play nipping and jumping at the face of our neighbor's dog. Neighbor's dog doesn't appreciate this and doesn't really want to play with him because of it. How can I correct Merlen when I see him doing this? I'm afraid Merlen is food aggressive or else I'd bring treats for positive reinforcement training. I want to avoid an incident. My dog is quite small (10 lbs and is an Aussie so has plenty of energy) the other is about 5 years old at arou

My Toy Aussie is 7 months (unaltered, scheduled for neutering next month). He is an only dog and does not show food aggression around me or my partner. But if we go to another person's house and say they give their pup and mine a treat, my dog goes nuts lunging and growling. Definitely can't be fed a meal in the same room or have bones out. Since it's a rare occasion, how do I train him to stop? Is it possible?

My pup is a playful, cuddly little boy that I've had since he was 10 weeks. Recently he has begun barking aggressively at dogs in our neighborhood (and there are lots). I believe it is territorial behavior. He does not act aggressively once he meets the dog. Only barking and lunging when they are nearby...but since he's only 13 lbs it scares me to bring him up to meet the other dog even though it might help him realize there's no threat. I'm afraid the other dog could become defensive and hurt him. Usually he barks from the window looking out at the street (especially at dogs he recognizes). Today I took him to a cafe just down the street from home and was sitting with him on a leash outside