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Melania Trump Will Be Devastated If Donald Is Re-Elected In 2020 — Divorce Is An Option - Daily News - Duration: 2:15.

Melania Trump dreads the possibility that Donald Trump is re-elected for a second term

A source close to her told HL EXCLUSIVELY how she's 'weighing' the option of divorce

   Melania Trump is considering her future, both in terms of what she'll do once her husband Donald Trump is no longer president, and whether she'll stay with him long-term

A source close to Melania told us EXCLUSIVELY that she's getting ready for the time when she's no longer first lady

"Melania is quietly preparing for her life outside of the White House and possibly without Donald," our source said

"She is weighing all her options for a life out of the public eye and away from politics

"    When it comes down to it, her primary concern is finding a place that's suitable for Barron Trump

"Melania is thinking about where would be the safest place to live for her and Barron and how she will enjoy a more quiet life," our source went on to say

"Divorce is very much a real option, and Melania is holding her breath until his term is over so she can make all the best decisions about her and Barron's future

 The worst case scenario for Melania involves Donald getting voted into another term in office, a prospect that she can barely stand

"However, if Donald gets re-elected, she will be devastated," our source continued

"Melania simply can not stand another four years under this pressure, and scrutiny

" We reported earlier how Melania was upset with Donald over how he handled John McCain's death

 "Donald's pettiness and ability to hold a grudge are probably the characteristics Melania dislikes the most about him," a source close to the first lady told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY

 "Donald thinks it makes him appear strong when he never wavers and always holds firm in his opinion, but she believes the exact opposite and thinks the way he handled the John McCain situation is the perfect example

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For more infomation >> Melania Trump Will Be Devastated If Donald Is Re-Elected In 2020 — Divorce Is An Option - Daily News - Duration: 2:15.

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Fighter School! How this model WWII aircraft is helping kids to learn about History & Science! - Duration: 3:28.

Hello and welcome to Viral History we

are here again this year at the Daily

Mail Chalke Valley history festival and on

our explorations we've come across this

wonderful third scale model of a

Hurricane which belongs to Chris - Chris

could you please tell us a bit about the

model? Certainly this is a Hawker

Hurricane model, it's 1/3 scale, so it has

a wingspan of 14 feet, 12 feet long and 3

feet high, and it's an interactive

educational model. And in a nutshell, it's

like a giant Airfix/ Meccano set, 46

different bits, I take it into schools,

youth groups, colleges, adult-learners and

it's used to teach people about history,

science and technology and of course the

Hawker hurricane itself. This won the

Battle of Britain, in 1940 the Germans

were trying to destroy the Royal Air

Force, we had two fighters, the Hawker

Hurricane and the Spitfire, this

Hurricane did a lot of the work, but it's

not recognized by history. It was first

designed in 1933, but actually flew as a

prototype in 1935 and entered service in the

Royal Air Force a couple of years later,

So it was the right aircraft at the

right time. It was the fastest airplane

in the world in its day, over 300 miles

an hour in 1935 which is pretty quick. So

it's an educational model you take it

into schools then? Well yeah, as STEM

science and technology is such a big

thing in schools we're trying to inspire

kids of the future, so we use various

parts, one of the reason I choose the

Hurricane was actually the back end

of the fuselage, was a truss structure

rather like a bridge, so we can teach

about how triangles joined together can

form strength, they would have covered

this in wood wood this way, and then with

a cloth called Irish linen that would

have been its skin, so if they learn

about this, they could be the bridge

engineers or scaffolders of the future.

We also use bits such as the propeller I

don't know if you know but propellers

can change their pitch so they're always

efficient at the right height. This

technology is used in the 21st century

as a wind turbine, so every part of this

model this actually technology still

exists today, so using the history to

inspire the generation of the future. And

then how do they interact with this

model what can they do with it

physically?

All right, the smallest bit there is a

exhaust port just held on by magnets,

they could use screwdrivers which

sometimes scare kids they look at this

with awe and wonder but that's what

we're trying to do they can screw off

the propeller, they can attach the

undercarriage, we have big bits as well,

so bits which require teamwork to

assemble, so it's all about communication,

it's all about what's this bit? As soon

as they ask a question, we can tell a

story about that bit, the whole thing's

like a giant jigsaw puzzle storytelling

kit. And speaking of the future and the

past, how long have you been taking this into

schools? This story about the Hurricane,

just over a year, so we've gone into lots

of schools, thousands of young people

have seen this, old people especially

love this because they love making

models, and they appreciate it, so the

more I go on, I'm at Chalke Valley today,

I've been here all week and I've had

hundreds if not thousands of people

admire this and asked lots of questions.

You've been going into schools for one

year with this, I can tell you'll be

going in many, many more, it's a great

piece and it's very very useful to learn

from it thank you very much. Thank you

you.

For more infomation >> Fighter School! How this model WWII aircraft is helping kids to learn about History & Science! - Duration: 3:28.

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What Is Insurance? Banqer & ICNZ Interactive Video - Duration: 1:10.

(playful music)

(pins crash)

(crowd cheers)

- [Narrator] Having won the New Zealand Bowling Competition,

Tim was now $15,000 richer, so he bought himself a car.

(beeps)

The car dealer said Tim would

be crazy not to have car insurance.

(engine starts)

So he went to find out what insurance is all about.

Hayley from the insurance company let Tim know

there are two types of insurance, third party or full.

Third party insurance offers you financial protection

in case you cause damage to someone else's vehicle

or property, but your car is not covered.

It's pretty affordable,

and it's the minimum Hayley recommended.

Full insurance is the full package.

It covers you for damage to your own vehicle,

plus what you do to others, as well as the stuff

that third-party insurance covers you for.

It's more expensive, but it provides you

with a lot more protection.

What type of insurance should Tim get?

For more infomation >> What Is Insurance? Banqer & ICNZ Interactive Video - Duration: 1:10.

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Paul Manafort's Daughter Is Changing Her Last Name | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:52.

Paul Manafort's Daughter Is Changing Her Last Name | Heavy.com

Paul Manafort's daughter Jessica says that the Manafort name no longer reflects who she is as a person — and she's not going to use it any more.

Jessica, an independent film maker, filed paperwork in Manhattan court on Friday to officially change her last name to Bond.

Bond is her mother's maiden name.

"I would like my new name to be Jessica Anne Bond, in place of my present name," she wrote in the legal filing.

Jessica describes herself as a "passionate liberal" and a registered Democrat, and acknowledges that she wants to distance herself from her father, the former Trump campaign manager who has been indicted amid allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

Here's what you need to know:.

Jessica First Used the Last Name 'Bond' in the Credits for Her Film 'Rosy' This Summer.

Jessica Manafort/Bond is an independent film maker who's directed films including "Remember the Daze" and "A Shore Thing.

" She used her maiden name, Manafort, in the credits for those films.

But on July 17, she released a new movie called "Rosy" in which she uses the name "Jessica Bond" in the credits.

She wrote and directed the movie, which stars Tony Shalhoub.

She told the LA Times that she had used a pseudonym in order to distance herself from the notoriety surrounding her father.

In a statement, Jessica wrote that she wanted "to separate myself from everything going on because it has nothing to do with me or my work." She added, "I am a passionate liberal and a registered Democrat and this has been difficult for me.

Although I am 'the daughter of,' I am very much my own person and hopefully people can realize that.".

Until Recently, Jessica Was Married to Jeffrey Yohai, But She Never Used His Last Name.

Until recently, Jessica was married to Jeffrey Yohai, a real estate developer who has pleaded guilty to charges relating to his real estate dealing.

The terms of Yohai's plea deal are not clear, but he is expected to cooperate with investigators looking into Paul Manafort's alleged crimes.

Jessica's parents and sister allegedly disapproved of her marriage to Yohai.

She filed for divorce in March 2017.

Throughout her marriage, Jessica used her maiden name –Manafort — in her professional projects.

Jessica graduated from NYU's Tisch Film School in 2004.

She lives in New York City.

Jessica's New Movie is Described as a 'Psycho-sexual Noir' That Explores Power Dynamics Between Men and Women.

Jessica first signaled her upcoming name change back in July when her latest movie, Rosy, was released.

She used the name Jessica Bond in the credits; she wrote and directed the film.

You can read more about the movie on IMDB, here.

"Rosy" stars Tony Shalhoub and Stacy Martin.

IMDB describes it as "a socially awkward young man kidnaps an aspiring actress with the hope that they will fall in love.

A psychosexual noir that explores power dynamics between men and women.".

The film has received mixed reviews.

A review in Et Cetera said, "Writer Jess Bond steers the story in darker waters in the film's final third, though this gambit is perhaps to the film's detriment as the pitch becomes so extreme as to be insupportable.

Tony Shalhoub contributes a riveting cameo as a doctor whose obliging manner may prove to be his downfall.".