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The actress joined the soap in 2020 following the departure of previous Summer Spellman star Matilda Freeman, and has shared the screen with characters including Vicar Billy Mayhew and Todd Grimshaw.
She previously described that their time on screen together has led to a close relationship on set too, telling OK! Magazine: "My closest friends are Dan [Brocklebank, who plays Billy Mayhew] and Gareth [Pierce, who plays Todd Grimshaw], who I work a lot with."
Over the past two years, her character has been involved with heartbreaking storylines in the soap, including the death of her adoptive father Drew Spellman.
Following his death, Vicar Billy took her into his care, and she was looked after by him and Billy's ex Todd.
Harriet's character Summe was also involved in another storyline in the soap, which has seen Summer develop a crush on teacher Daniel Osbourne.
Off-set, Daniel Brocklebank who plays Billy, has even shared some sweet snaps of the trio spending time together, showing that their bond continues away from the cobbles too.
In one of the photos, they can be seen relaxing together at a picnic table, while smiling at the camera.
This is just one of a number of co-star bonds that Harriet has with the Coronation Street cast.
She also added that she is close to Bernie actress Jane Hazelgrove, saying: "We get on really, really well and she’s really funny."
On set Harriet said that Roy Cropper actor David Neilson is also very funny, saying: "he just comes out with some funny things.
"When he won a TV award recently, he said he was going to put it in the cafe to remind the younger actors to up their game. I thought it was hilarious!"
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“Good place to work ”
I have been working at NetApp full-time for more than a year
Very friendly people. Everyone is willing to help.
The top level management are doing a really good job at motivating employees and providing insight into the company's plans and future.
There is a lot of work planned, and the product road map looks good.
Employees get cash rewards for going above and beyond their work. I have seen rewards being given 3 times in my team this year.
The first level managers could do a better job at yearly performance reviews.
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“A nightmare job where forced to be on 24x7 until you burn out and leave... hopefully before losing your family. ”
I worked at NetApp full-time for more than 5 years
few caring co-workers if you were fortunate to know them from previous companies.
Extremely poor first level management - total soldier types - driven by iron fist upper managers who wear a nice smile and pretend that they care about their employees.
Be fair and don't do injustice to all your employees especially to ones that are truly loyal and dedicated, just because something falls through the cracks due to very heavy workload among the million other items that did not.
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“Fun place to work but still can't figure out how they're in the top 10 places ”
I worked at NetApp as a contractor for less than a year
Good people, many with deep experience in storage. Lots of opportunities for new grads to those with 15+ years experience. Easy to transfer to other jobs once you work there.
Not sure how the company always gets ranked in the top 10 places to work. It's not a bad place to work but doesn't have more to offer than other notable tech employers
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Careers to ExploreWyoming Gov. Mark Gordon this week signed into law a bill that requires voters to present photo identification in order to vote.
The Republican governor signed House Bill 75, which requires voters to present valid government-issued ID before casting a ballot. Identification could include a driver’s license, a tribal identification card, a Wyoming identification card, a U.S. passport, a U.S. military card, an ID from a university or public school within the state, or a Medicare or Medicaid insurance card.
The bill was approved by both chambers of the state legislature on April 1 with overwhelming support.
In a statement to The Epoch Times, State Rep. Chuck Gray, a Republican who sponsored the legislation, described the passage at the time as “a victory for the citizens of Wyoming.”
“It is a necessary function of our Republic to provide our citizens with confidence that our elections are secure, fair, and valid. Even though it took over 20 years for us to pass this necessary legislation, I am proud that we were able to meet this important milestone for Wyoming,” he said.
Meanwhile, some Democrats in the state have argued that the law would impose unnecessary burdens on voters, which they argue would result in “voter suppression.”
“I think when you look at how our election structure works, we need to do everything in our power to encourage (voting), especially with our young people, our new people, our people of color, and those less fortunate. This bill doesn’t encourage that,” said Rep. Andi Clifford, a Democrat who challenged the bill.
The Wyoming chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement that it opposes the bill but didn’t indicate whether it would challenge the measure.
The enactment of the bill comes amid a contentious battle over voting rights and election integrity that was triggered following the expansion of absentee voting during the 2020 election. Voter ID laws have long been opposed by the Democratic Party, which characterizes such laws as “voter suppression.” They’re concerned that some Americans don’t hold the proper documentation needed to meet the requirement.
Meanwhile, voter ID laws are common in Republican-led states but usually impose the requirement for in-person voting.
Georgia recently came under intense scrutiny for passing a series of election reforms, including requiring state-approved identification to vote absentee by mail. The Peach State has since faced corporate backlash and criticism from critics of the law, but state officials have remained firm over the need for legislative measures to advance election integrity following the state’s contended results in the November 2020 election.
Data from a recent Associated Press poll has found that nearly three-quarters of Americans agree that photo identification should be required to vote. Seventy-two percent of respondents reported that they were in favor of requiring all voters to provide photo ID in order to vote. It added that those in support of the requirement were mostly Republicans (91 percent).
The AP poll was conducted between Mar. 26 and 29 with 1,166 adults and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.Nikon D600: Are the "benefits" of this camera really worth it over the Canon 6D?
Oh this is hilarious reading people squabble over such trivial things.
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