 I love dressing up and being creative and all of that, even with fashion specifically, I always say, 'It is the people who make the clothes, not the clothes who make the people.' So, who are you? What are you bringing to this experience?"
The actress added, "I have to have a good soundtrack... Anything that makes me feel cinematic and like I am in a movie, because that is what this dress is going to give you."
Monáe added that "it won't take long" to get her glammed up for the event, as she does many of the preparations ahead of time.
"I did a lot of prep. I tried to do prep the night before, so if I have to get a pedicure, a manicure, I get that done," she said. "I do my makeup testing the night before, so I know what I want my face to look like that day, so it is not a surprise."
As for what her makeup look consists of, Monáe teased, "We're going with something again that fills that gilded glamour, but in the future, something that feels timeless."
"I think we wanna always look back and be like, 'Wow, that was timeless. You could put this face in any era and it just works,'" she said. "We're keeping it simple. I don't like to wear a whole lot of makeup."
As everything came together, Monáe felt nothing but excitement and gratitude for the night ahead.
"I don't take this so seriously. I'm always about having fun, that's the main thing. If it's not fun, I'm probably not gonna show up for it," she told ET. "I'm super excited about tonight... I'm so cool inside. I'm so excited. I'm so happy to just be alive right now."
Entertainment Tonight is on the red carpet, so keep checking back with ETonline for more coverage from fashion's biggest night.
Met Gala 2021: All the Must-See Moments You Missed!
The European Network of Trainees in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ENTOG) aims to establish continuous means of communication between European O&G trainees, create better understanding of training in our specialty throughout Europe and achieve comparable high standards of training and thereby improve the quality of medical care in all European countries.
To reach its objectives, ENTOG organises a yearly exchange programme and educational meeting for trainees, at which overseas trainees visit hospitals in the host country and then participate in a trainees' conference. This is under the jurisdiction of the European Board and College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (EBCOG), which consists of representatives of the O&G colleges of Europe. The meeting following the exchange programme gives trainees and trainers the opportunity to discuss their experiences and make suggestions for improvement.
The ENTOG 2020 exchange will be held in Norway 11-13 May 2020. This will be followed by the ENTOG Scientific Meeting and Council in Bergen on Thursday 14 May 2020.
The RCOG supports the travel expenses for 2 trainees to attend. Please note that the expenses must be in line with the RCOG travel policy.
If you are interested in attending, send a completed application form (Word document 56kb) a letter of motivation to |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| by the deadline of 9am on Thursday 2 January 2020.
Read full details in the invitation letter by Dr Hajra Khattak, ENTOG Representative (RCOG Trainees’ Committee).
Access reports from previous ENTOG meetings and exchanges via the links below.
The 2019 ENTOG meeting was held between 3 June and 6 June 2019.
The 2018 ENTOG meeting was held between 5-7 March 2018.
The 2017 ENTOG meeting was held between 29 May and 2 June 2017.
The 2014 ENTOG exchange was held in conjunction with the EBCOG congress in Glasgow, Scotland on 7–10 May.
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The Atlantic: Not IF We're Screwed, But HOW BADLY We're Screwed
Back in December 2004 issue of The Atlantic, James Fallows wrote about a “war game” designed to explore the United States' options for addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions. In the current issue, Fallows revisits the the U.S. options, and things have not improved:
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The maca plant is revered in the Incan culture not only for its medicinal properties but also for its ability to help improve mental clarity, increase energy and enhance sex drive.
Many of the maca’s supposedly benefits are passed down from generation to generation and although it might prove helpful in certain instances, there is no specific and scientific evidence providing that this information is accurate and real.
There are limited and randomized studies that have been conducted especially when it comes to improving sexual health for both sexes. Some of these researches or studies indicate that the plant can improve the quality of the semen produced, reduce size of prostate glands, relieve, and alleviate menopausal symptoms.
Tests conducted on animals reveal that the plant is considered as an aphrodisiac; however, there are no known studies or tests conducted on human beings. In a review of the plant published in the Current Health Sexual Report Journal, it states that there is no strong evidence that would support the effectiveness of the product when it comes to female sexual dysfunction.
Berman, a professor in Georgetown University Medical Center said that although maca may have positive effects on the sexual dysfunction, there are other aspects that one needs to consider when it comes to sexual healing. Berman, is the author of the book 5-Minute Herb and Dietary Supplement Clinical Consult.
Berman believes that claims concerning maca as an aphrodisiac is over the top and evidence only points to the fact that the plant can help increase sperm count as well as fertility for men. No clinical trials that support the claim that the plant can also help reduce menopausal symptoms, according to Berman.
That said, Hyla Cass, psychiatrist and functional medicine physician said that the plant has helped when it comes to hormonal imbalance and sexual appetite and fertility for her clients.
Cris Kilham, author of the Hot Plants believe that maca works, it all depends on how it works.
The maca plant is an Andean root plant, which is also referred to as an herb. The starchy tuber plant resembles that of a radish but has a potato-like taste to it. The plant is rich in protein, fats, sterols, carbohydrates and an excellent source of calcium, iron, magnesium and selenium.
In Peru, the maca plant is a staple in every household’s diet due to its high resistance to extreme temperatures. Aside from the potato, the maca plant is one of the two crops that is cultivated in the region.
The maca plant can be cooked, dried and mixed with other ingredients, usually to make bread. In the region, the locals consume about half a pound of maca daily.
Is Maca Safe To Take?
Due to its growing popularity, there are a number of different products being sold in-store and online claiming to have maca on them. That said, like any other supplements, these were not reviewed or approved by the FDA.
Kilham believes that maca is safe to consume considering as it is a staple diet for the Peruvian people.
Berman agrees stating that there are no known side effects from maca consumption.
Maca products are derived from the maca plant and assumed as natural and safe; however, it is important to talk with your health care provider to know the risk, benefits and effects of consuming the product.It all depends on your contract. I had something similar where before I went on maternity leave the boss announced we were moving offices to a location I couldn't travel to because I don't drive. 

Unfortunately it was stated in my contract that I could be required to work at various locations and the fact that I couldn't get there was of no importance to them. My contract required me to travel for work.

Inevitably I left for other reasons but unless your contract states that you are only required to work at a specified location it might be better to start looking for something closer to home.

Double check your contract and then use that