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0:00Once it's downloaded. You'll use your internet browser on your device to navigate to Pasco Libraries.org. Select the menu button. Select Content and then select Flipster. Flipster will ask you to log in using your library card number. Once you've done that, you can browse the magazines by category. or look at what the latest issues are. Select

0:30a magazine. Now if you want to stay connected to the internet you can read it at this point or you can tap the menu button and then tap open an app. Once it does that, it will download it into the Flipster app so that you can read it when you're not connected to the internet. So if you're on a plane or a train, someplace where there is no internet connection, you still have access to all of the Flipster titles that you have downloaded. As you'll notice in the bottom

1:00right hand corner, there is a trash can icon. Once you're done with the magazine you can delete it from your app so that it's not taking up space or just to send it back to the library. You can also There's also the capability, once you're reading the magazine, that you can select a text view so that you can more easily read the articles or recipes or information that you're viewing. It will be in the top right hand

1:30corner next to the table of contents button.

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2:45There will be parties again soon. And family gatherings. There will be parades and sporting events and concerts. To help our communities when they come back together, respond to the 2020 Census Now. Spend a few minutes online today to impact the next 10 years of healthcare, infrastructure, and education. Go to 2020census.gov and respond today to make America's tomorrow brighter. It's time to shape our future. Yeah.

3:22Hi, I'm Brian Taylor with Pasco County Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources. While many of you have been staying at home helping stop the spread of COVID-19, we've been using this unique time working in all our parks to enhance your experience. Let's take a look. On your next visit to JB Starkey Wilderness Park, you can walk the new shell path leading to the beautiful new Bird Blind. And in Key Vista Nature Park, you'll see how grant funding made it possible to protect the gopher tortoises as we wrapped up this important habitat

3:52restoration project. You'll also notice big improvements at the Pet Cemetery in Land O' Lakes, where our team has worked to spruce up the space, resetting headstones and removing debris. We've knocked one out of the park for our athletes with major improvements to baseball, softball, and soccer fields in several of our county parks. And our team members are taking a paintbrush to almost everything, including picnic tables, concession stands, even our rec centers. There is no doubt that, from trimming

4:23trees and repairing fences, To pressure washing and building new gardens and playgrounds. You will see big changes on your next visit. And a huge thank you to our parks team for stepping up to help the children of frontline workers by hosting a critical day camp when they had no other place to go. When we reopen, we hope your experience is even better than it was before. We can't wait for you to see what we've done. For more information on our parks, programs, and services, visit

4:53us online at mypasco.net.

5:02I have friends who started their own YouTube channel and a lot of people watch and comment. It's a little weird because grown-ups try and chat with them in private

5:09chat rooms. Sex trafficking happens everywhere with children recruited on average at age 13. 55% of victims met their trafficker for the first time online. Traffickers friend and follow children through apps and social media, luring them into relationships before forcing them into trafficking situations. Mom,

5:25union can know who's talking to me online and how to protect me. Go

5:29to the Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking website to learn more.

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5:38If you qualify as a special needs client, your emergency go-kut should include everything you need to maintain your care regimen and optimal health. This includes all your medications. Once a disaster is declared, Floridians may obtain an extra prescription refill even if you have recently filled it. That's important since you should bring 10 days of medications to the shelter. Ideally, bring the original Pill bottle since it has your name, the prescription number, the medication name and dosage, as well as the names

6:08of both the pharmacy and your physician. If you need special food or medical supplies, bring those with you. Have enough oxygen to get you to and from the shelter safely, and don't forget, bring your concentrator or nebulizer. While packing, grab your glasses, hearing aid. And batteries, wound care supplies, prosthetics, walker or wheelchair, along with a pair of socks and closed-toe shoes. It's very important to carry copies of contact information

6:38with you as well. Include the names and numbers of family members, doctors, your pharmacy, home health provider, and your oxygen supplier. Bring your insurance card, your photo ID, And a copy of your care plan. If you have a Do Not Resuscitate form, pack the yellow original form. The most important thing you can bring is your caregiver. A cot will be assigned to you, so ensure the person taking care of you brings their own small air mattress. Bring supplies

7:09for your service animal if you have one, and watch our pet inclusive kit video so you know what to pack for them. Planning and preparing ahead of time can help lower your stress level and will keep you organized. That allows you to remain healthy during an emergency. There is no bedside nursing care at the shelter, but there will be assistance available. Planning on your part ensures a smoother stay, so pack that special needs go kit now. If you have any questions, call the Pasco County Emergency

7:39Management. management staff by dialing 727-847-8137.

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8:41that the community is pitching in helping their neighbors.

8:45It means everything to our neighborhood.

8:47And it's a it's a good effort on behalf of not just the community but it's also the county working together.

8:52The dumpsters, the county employees, the recognition that we are coming together as a community.

8:58Very important to get out in the community and do these kinds of things.

9:01To take pride in our neighborhood means a lot. So is it cool to see all this stuff getting cleaned up? Yeah.

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9:28Hello, I'm Spencer Conover, Assistant Director of Pasco County Animal Services. Since 2012, we've been on a mission with our Save 90 program, an ambitious goal set by our Board of County Commissioners to save the lives of at least 90% of the animals who walk through our shelter doors. Today I am thrilled to announce for the first time in our history, Pasco County Animal Services had an overall live release rate of 91%. In 2019. Success like this doesn't happen by accident. We're proud of the programs and partnerships our

9:58Pasco County Animal Services staff and volunteers work tirelessly to create. And we're thankful to you, our customers, for making the most of programs that help us responsibly control our pet population. With the support of the Board of County Commissioners and our community, we've grown along the way, and we're making A measurable impact. We've added a visitor-friendly new adoption center in 2012 to make the most of the space where you get to meet our adoptable pets. Our SNP, low-cost span neuter program, and trap and

10:28release efforts have resulted in almost 20,000 span neuter surgeries to date. In 2019 alone, we've served 6,407 animals at our Lando Lakes shelter, including more than 18. Rescue transfers. Our dedicated animal control officers responded to 9,037 service calls in our community. And our volunteers donated over 21,000 hours of service, a truly incredible amount. Thank you for supporting and empowering us as we strive every day

10:58to give our very best to serve the people and pets of Pasco County. While we're extremely proud to reach this goal, we understand our mission is far from complete. Please visit www.mypasco.net to learn how you can support Pasco County Animal Services and truly make a difference for our local pets. Together, we can save 90.