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Hazards covered by anticipation
Drought | Floods
Anticipation partners in country
Niger Red Cross | Belgian Red Cross | French Red Cross | Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre | Spanish Red Cross | Community Early Warning and Emergency Response System | Vulnerability Monitoring Observatory | Ministry of Humanitarian Action and Disaster Management | Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock | National Food Crisis Preparation and Management System | Civil protection agencies
Inform Risk Index (2022)
Hazard and exposure: 7.3
Lack of coping capacity: 7.6
Total: 7.4 (very high)
Experience on Anticipation
- In August 2022, the Niger Red Cross Society activated its EAP for Floods. This released 250,000 Swiss francs from the Anticipatory Action Pillar of the IFRC’s Disaster Response Emergency Fund to act ahead of forecast floods.
- In September 2022, the UN released 9.5 million US dollars from the Central Emergency Response Fund to help mitigate the impacts of the rainfall deficit experienced in parts of the country.
Photo: Niger Red Cross / IFRC
Niger is a landlocked, low-income country in the Sahel. Nearly 80 per cent of the population lives in rural areas and relies on agriculture and pastoralism, which are highly dependent on - and therefore vulnerable to - variations in water availability and seasonal rainfall. As a result, the most significant natural hazards in Niger are floods and drought.
Niger is among the countries most at risk from drought worldwide. Drought conditions and water scarcity during crucial stages of the growing season, as well as the repeated occurrence of shocks, are a major cause of low agricultural productivity and yields, crop damage and low livestock productivity. All of these result in food insecurity. During severe droughts, several million people have been left in need of food assistance. Niger also experiences widespread desertification, which further hampers agriculture-dependent livelihoods.
Floods are concentrated in the south and west of the country, along the Niger River and its tributaries, with the western part of Niger having the highest flood risk. The impacts include loss of life, agricultural losses, and critical damage to infrastructure and housing in urban areas. The upper catchments of the Niger River also increasingly face problems with soil erosion and land degradation.
In addition to floods and drought, storms, heat waves, locust infestations and wildfires all affect parts of Niger.
Since 2019, the Niger Red Cross, with support from the French Red Cross and the Climate Centre, has been developing an Early Action Protocol (EAP) for Drought as an integral component of a project to build community resilience against food insecurity, called 'Strengthening the resilience of populations in the face of periods of food and nutritional insecurity in the region of Zinder'.
The Niger Red Cross developed an EAP for Floods in the Dosso and Zinder regions, with support from the Belgian Red Cross.
In 2019, WFP began supporting the development of seasonal forecasts, triggers and early actions for drought in the Zinder region (Dogo commune). It is coordinating with the Niger Red Cross and FAO.
FAO is working to support early actions for drought in Niger.


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Scott Crawford is not a stranger to the Raleigh culinary scene. With Jolie and Crawford & Son spearheading his footprint in the Triangle, the anticipation for his next concept has been building for years. While his first two restaurants were built around personal heritage and nostalgic moments, Brodeto will be a conceptual restaurant homing in on a feeling he and his family experienced during their travels along the Adriatic sea. The name, Brodeto, references a simple fish soup that Crawford consumed in each city he visited during his trek. Reflecting on his first experience sipping a brodeto, Crawford says, “You feel like you’re tasting all that a city has to offer in a singular, brothy bowl. I still have a distinct memory on my palate of the broth I tried in Puglia, the salt dancing on my tongue from the clam juices and that rich, savory flavor from the fish bones.”
For Crawford, harnessing the memory of his time exploring Croatia and Italy is akin to replicating the experience of his first time floating in the Adriatic: a weightless buoyancy that feels otherworldly. The culinary culture of the coast requires a distinct sense of marinating, an intentional soaking in of humble flavors that slowly seep into your bones. Culturally, eating is less of an act of consumption and more of a celebration of flavor and the journey ingredients take before hitting a spoon. Crawford recalls a particular afternoon where he and his family stole away to an island off the coast of Croatia and he spent the afternoon cooking over coals alongside a local chef. Freshly grilled prawns and oysters, sweet, juicy local fruit, and a slow-cooked peka buried beneath the coals overcame their language barrier and created a communal celebration of the sea’s daily bounty.
At Brodeto, Crawford hopes to recreate the serenity of that day, a place where time slows, flavors are coaxed out of ingredients, and guests can walk away with a feeling of abundance. With this in mind, Crawford partnered with Louis Cherry Architecture, curating neutral tones and textures with emphasis on stone and tile reminiscent of the Croatian design. The interiors feel organic and tranquil, incorporating modern lighting to reference the ebb and flow of a seascape and mimic the subtleties of an Adriatic sunset. Art by Thomas Sayre, a friend and mentor of Crawford’s, translates the key components of water, smoke, and fire through his medium of earth casting to enliven the space. A large leather courtside bar creates a cape in the center of Brodeto which Crawford fondly compares to a large pillar of salt.
In many ways, salt is a core concept within Brodeto, cementing itself in the design, execution, and inspiration behind the ethos of the restaurant. When reading through the menu, you can feel that distinct sea breeze and trace the current of the sea through each dish. “In Croatia, they practice cooking with restraint. To me, this means keeping ingredients minimal but emphasizing bold flavors,” says Crawford. “There’s something remarkable about ingredients that are simply plated then drizzled with good olive oil.” Brodeto will feature a selection of bright and composed crudos like scallop with saffron, green olive, and orange or razor clam with ramp vinegar, salsa verde, and speck. While Crawford himself is not native to the region, he hopes to vibrantly convey his experience of the culture that deeply inspired him with as much authenticity as possible, including integrating coals as a method of heating each dish with that smoky essence. Brodeto’s handcrafted breads will be made with traditional Croatian methods for focaccia, pogaca, sourdough, and potato bread that are ideal vessels for sopping up broths. In addition, the menu will feature house rice and pasta dishes like a traditional black risotto with cuttlefish, baby octopus, and parmesan and a sheep’s milk ricotta stuffed anolini. Two star dishes from the menu, brodeto and peka, can be served family-style or as a single dish. The desserts will be equally enticing with options like a rustic olive oil cake with whipped mascarpone and housemade gelato.
As Brodeto opens its doors to the community in the coming weeks, Crawford hopes that feeling of weightless abundance translates throughout every dish and that guests catch just a little bit of that Adriatic sea breeze.
Opening Menu at Brodeto
- by Margaret Littman
- by Lia Picard
- by TLP Editors
- by Erin Byers Murray
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Ireland, also known as the Emerald Isle, has become an increasingly popular destination for international students seeking high-quality education in a vibrant and welcoming environment. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, friendly locals, and renowned universities, Ireland offers a unique and rewarding experience for students from all over the world. In this article, we will explore some of the reasons why Ireland is considered a good destination to study.
Firstly, Ireland is renowned for its excellent education system. The country’s universities consistently rank highly in global university rankings, reinforcing Ireland’s reputation for providing a world-class education. Institutions such as Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and the University of Limerick attract students from various backgrounds, offering a wide range of courses that cater to diverse interests and career aspirations. The education system in Ireland focuses on practical skills development, critical thinking, and research, ensuring that students are well-prepared for future employment.
Secondly, Ireland provides a multicultural and inclusive environment for international students. Its warm and welcoming population embraces diversity, making it easy for students to integrate into Irish society and make lifelong connections. The Irish are known for their friendliness, hospitality, and humor, which helps international students feel at home and creates a supportive atmosphere.
Moreover, Ireland boasts a unique cultural heritage that students can immerse themselves in. From ancient castles to lively traditional music sessions in local pubs, Ireland offers countless opportunities to experience its rich history and traditions. Exploring the archaeological wonders, literary legacies, and musical traditions of the country can be an enriching and educational experience, complementing academic studies with cultural immersion.
Furthermore, Ireland’s natural beauty is a significant draw for international students. The country’s breathtaking landscapes, including rolling green hills, dramatic cliffs, and pristine coastlines, provide a stunning backdrop for both study and leisure. The proximity of these natural wonders ensures that students have easy access to outdoor recreational activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports, offering a well-rounded experience that goes beyond the classroom.
Financial considerations are also an important aspect for many prospective international students, and Ireland provides an attractive avenue in this regard. The country offers various scholarships and funding options, making education more affordable for students from different economic backgrounds. Additionally, the Irish government actively encourages international students to stay and work in Ireland after completing their studies, providing a post-study work visa scheme that allows graduates to gain valuable work experience and potentially secure employment in the country.
In addition to the educational and cultural opportunities, Ireland also offers a vibrant social life for students. The country’s cities, such as Dublin, Galway, and Cork, are renowned for their lively nightlife, vibrant arts scenes, and bustling markets. Whether students are interested in live music, theater, sports, or simply exploring the city’s various historical sites and cozy cafés, there is something to suit everyone’s interests and budgets.
Finally, Ireland’s strategic location within Europe makes it an ideal hub for travel and exploration. With its excellent transport connections, students can easily visit neighboring countries and take advantage of the opportunity to explore other European cities and cultures. The ability to travel and experience different countries and cultures further enhances the overall educational experience and broadens students’ global perspectives.
In conclusion, Ireland has emerged as a favored destination for international students due to its exceptional education system, welcoming environment, rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant social scene. It offers a unique blend of academic excellence, cultural immersion, and global connectivity that makes studying in Ireland an attractive choice for students worldwide. Whether it be the pursuit of higher education, the experience of a new culture, or the chance to explore a beautiful country, Ireland proves time and again why it is considered a good destination to study.

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text: It is our pleasure to announce that, after delay upon delay, the Radical Printer poster series is finally complete! You can check out the images below. Each poster costs $3 plus shipping, or you can get the set of five for $12! We are currently working on having a store on our website that will make purchasing easy and streamlined. For now, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org if you’d like to purchase one.

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Doctor accused of killing wife, weighing her body down with rocks in pond
A doctor in Massachusetts is being held without bail, accused of murder in the death of his wife whose body was found weighed down with rocks in a pond near the couple's Dover home, according to prosecutors.
Ingolf Tuerk, 58, was arrested and charged with the murder of 45-year-old Kathleen McLean. Prosecutors say Tuerk confessed to putting her body in a pond near a vacant home and weighed it down with rocks.
They say this happened after a heated fight between the couple.
“He said that the victim struck him on the head with what he thought was a glass. He said that he reacted to that aggressive situation and said that he had choked the victim. He said that she was fighting at first, and then he continued to choke her, then she passed out and he realized he went too far," Assistant District Attorney Lisa Beatty said. "He said that she was dead in the bedroom, and was aware of that because he is a medical doctor.”
Tuerk was out on bail on pending domestic charges and was required to stay away from McLean, according to court documents. McLean had previously field for divorce.
On Friday, Tuerk reported McLean missing, saying no one has seen her since the previous day. Police found Tuerk unresponsive at the Residence Inn in Dedham with cuts on his wrists arms, a syringe, alcohol and a knife, according to Beatty.
Tuerk will be back in court on June 10.
Tuerk is a urologist who was featured on WCVB's Chronicle in 2013 for his work with robotic surgery.
In November 2019, he agreed to pay $150,000 in a settlement with Attorney General Maura Healey after he was accused of falsely billing MassHealth for equipment that was not being used in procedures.

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Borsha made an appearance at Made in Melbourne in September 2010 as part of a Melbourne Spring Fashion Week 2010. All
proceeds went towards the McGrath foundation.
"Borsha showed a collection of strong, wearable styles and chaotic explosions of colour, showing the label isn’t afraid to experiment. Borsha’s maxi dresses were an eclectic mish-mash of fabrics and colours, blending paisley, sequins, floral and bold geometric prints into a single anarchic design."
- Style Melbourne
Up & Comers Fashion Show.
In October 2010, Borsha & several designers joined forces with The Up & Comers Fashion Market to present the Up & Comers Fashion Show with 100% of profits going to Ardoch Youth Foundation.
"The tag line for Borsha’s collection “Live a colourful life” certainly prepared the audience for the pieces to come – bright solid hues and eclectic prints; some garments with ruffles or cut out panels on the sides for added interest. The most eyecatching
piece was a long flowing patchwork style skirt paired with an asymmetrical black velvet top."
- Syle Melbourne
Speaker TV presents: The Fashion Journey.
Along with photographers Filip Konikowski & Travis Burns, models Kasia Stelmach & Alfonso Ordonez, journalist & stylist Jamie Azzopardi joined his two passions: fashion & travel and made The Fashion Journey - a travelling fashion shoot.
This took place in amazing locations between Melbourne & Sydney in late October 2010.
"We found a beautiful landscape with a backdrop that was taken up by the Alpine mountains to do our first shot in (we shot Borsha in a field, which apparently was previously inhabited by wild boars"
Photoshoot by Filip Konikowki available in 'Selected Works'.
In early April, an interview with Bojana Knezevic by Alex Cybulska was featured in the second issue of Fjorde Magazine, including a photoshoot at the Cullen's rooftop in Prahran.
"From the Balkans to dressing dolls.. I like to think my designs have the vivacity of Europe in them".
"I don't really want to do mass production..I like to be hands on. I prefer to know exactly what's happening, and with my individual designs I have to be there. I am not scared of the challenges involved with this, I feel confident working under such pressures, and I guess you could say I'm in my 'element.'"
Borsha's Launch was held on Friday the 15th of April 2011 at Pretty Please in St Kilda.
Throughout this evening guests viewed Borsha's Men's and Women's range including some 'one-off pieces' with a taste of Balkan style music.
"This is an opportunity for me to present my thoughts, ideas and passions to anyone who enjoys the fun in fashion and an individual spin to styling" -Bojana.
The night raised $1800 which will now go to the Bishop of Kosovo in Serbia so he can distribute to famine family victims, including the children of Kosovo in Serbia who have had an uneasy childhood, raised in a war zone.
Borsha Fashion Show
"On Friday the 25th of May, Melbourne came alive with the inspiring launch of Borsha's new collection at Rah Bar South Yarra.
Beautifully crafted silhouttes, with a lot of print detailing..most skirts were A-line or ruffled giving the idea that it would have been from a Spanish influence. The use of pastel orange, white, blue and red showed how important colour is to this collection and lifted the cat walk along with the upbeat Balkan music in the background.
Interesting pieces in the menswear department..more detailing in the neck area in wools. The men's coats were quite a masculine silhoutte and the colour palette mostly in different hues of blue and a beautiful bright mustard.
All in all, an interesting collection that evoked different cultures of the world mixed with amazing design aesthetics that clearly spelled out B-O-R-S-H-A."
- Natasa Pitra, Stylezilla
Live a colourful life in Kosovo
In August 2012, Borsha found herself on the way to the serbian part of Kosovo to hand over the Kosovo children's hoodies and make the children smile on their first week of school.
"It was an amazing and scary experience but I am so happy that I have done it, with of course the help of Majka Devet Jugovica and my great great friend Ilija Perac. It was not easy getting there but in the end we made it and the children hugged me and smiled and it really really made me happy." -Bojana.
The Kosovo television interviewed Bojana and Ilija on arrival to the third school in a little town in Kosovo.
They visited four schools, many poor serbian houses and a couple of soup kitchens.
"We visited the soup kitchens aswell which gave me a lot of pride in the serbian community over there, so many people helping so many people. It is just great to see!" -Bojana.
Gusto & Èlan
As of the 1st of March 2013, Borsha is stocked at a great little shop in Fitzroy called Gusto & Èlan.
It stocks Borsha's one off pieces as well as some of her collection's work with great new colours, styles and fabrics. Be sure to check it out!
"We've fallen for the beautiful prints and vibrant colours of the new Borsha collection here at Gusto & Èlan!!" - Katya at G & È.
Borsha designs are available in store at 181 Brunswick St, and are coming to the online store very soon!

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Rogue Trader 2015: Halcyon Rising
Name Class Range RoF Dam Pen Clip Rld Special kg Availability
Digi-laser Pistol 3m S/–/– 1d10+3 E 7 1 Full Reliable 0.5 Extremely Rare
Digi-melta Pistol 3m S/–/– 2d10+4 E 12 1 Full — 0.5 Extremely Rare
Digi-needler Pistol 3m S/–/– 1d10 R 0 1 Full Toxic 0.5 Extremely Rare
Digi-flame Pistol 3m S/–/– 1d10+4 E 2 1 Full Flame 0.5 Extremely Rare
Digital weapons, or digi-weapons, are miniaturized weapons, often concealed in rings or other jewelry. Though miniaturized, they are capable of replicating the punch of full-sized weapons such as laspistols, hellpistols, needle pistols, hand flamers, and Inferno pistols. They can only be fired once and reloading is extremely difficult.
The technology required to manufacture digi-weapons is beyond the capabilities of the Imperium. Digi-weapons can only be created by the Jokaero species. Accordingly, they are very rare and almost impossible to buy. Their possession is normally restricted to the extremely wealthy or influential; they are more commonly used by Inquisitors.


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Ready, Set, Plant!
For the past week, I’ve been waiting for the moment when my soil thermometer would reach the high 50s (measured first thing in the morning) and temperatures would be warm enough to plant tomatoes. That moment has finally arrived!
I know many have already planted warm season crops. Which is fine, if you have an especially warm spot in pots or against a building, where heat collects and warms the soil much earlier in spring. But if you’re just planting out in a garden, chances are, your soil – like mine – has just been too cold.
I still recommend using Walls-o-Water or Cozy Kotes for tomatoes because nighttime temperatures are still in the upper 40s for the next few days at least, and that’s just too cold for most warm-season vegetables… but with a bit of protection around them at night, most tomatoes should have a chance to develop some good roots and take off during the next few warm, sunny days.
In my garden at least, it’s still a bit chilly to plant peppers, eggplants, basil, melons and squash… wait until the soil temperatures hit 65F or so. (If you don’t have one, use a soil thermometer – about $10 – to check soil temperatures, as it’s a much better indicator of planting time than air temperatures.)
Whenever and whatever you plant, remember to give plants a few days to acclimate to the outdoors, if you’ve grown them from seed under lights indoors or they’ve come straight from a warm greenhouse. Just water them well and set them outside for increasing periods of time during the day until they’re adapted to the ambient conditions.

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News & Press
I'm very excited to be playing Boult and Cleon in Andrew Hilton and Aaron Parson's Production of "Pericles" at the Redgrave Theater in Bristol. Stay tuned for the multi-cam livestream!
Very excited to announce "Snatchers," Dir. John Kingman, in which I play one of the leads, "Jeb," Will be making it's world premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival!
About to do a digital reading, playing Caius Marcus in "Coriolanus" directed by David Jenkins of Jobsite Theater!
Can't wait to play 'Dave' and 'Harry' in BOVTS's production of "Chicken Soup with Barley", dir. by Josh Parr!
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I was always a fan of the invention exchange
I really liked the invention exchange, but I knew that it must have been a lot of work props wise for a small segment of the show. Some great bits there though.
Yeah, those were fairly memorable to me. I did enjoy the “star fighters” sequence near the top of Space Mutiny, which I’m slowly polishing off over lunch breaks.
The invention exchange was really a Joel thing, which is why it eventually died out. Did you know that before MST Joel was a prop comic who built crazy contraptions and showed them off on SNL, etc.?
Interview with Felicia Day here
Uggh, I want to like her so much but, it is so hard.
Bad movies are my favorite. I love bad movies. I actually read a study
the other day that smarter people like bad movies and I felt really
vindicated. Because I’d much rather watch a cheesy kung fu film from the
‘70s than any Oscar-winning film ever.
Do you have a few favorite episodes?
Oh man. There are so many. I have a soft spot for all the shorts, because they’re so ridiculous. I also love Manos: The Hands of Fate—Torgo is my favorite character in all of fiction.
That fails my fan test. The true answer to favorite episode is a weird one that nobody else likes, but you say is the best episode of the show. I know that “Final Sacrifice” is the best episode, but “Riding with Death” is my personal fave.
I actually got the job because I went up to Joel at a
convention to take a selfie with him just to rub it in my brother’s
face, and then we got to talking and he got to know my work and that’s
when he emailed me. So I have my brother to thank, because I just wanted
to rub his face in the fact that I met Joel and he didn’t. My brother
got me the job.
The really odd cutesy-humble-brag stuff she has going on really rubs me the wrong way, and feels phony. It just feels forced to me.
I read somewhere that they’ll have guest comics like Jerry Seinfeld on the show. I’d like to know who thought that would be a good idea.
I don’t want to be a negative nancy too much, as judgement should be withheld until we see the finished product. I hope these things are more what people are talking about, and less about the content of the show.
Yes, I totally get where you’re coming from.
I kind of feel guilty about feeling that way, because she is probably just wired that way, and an awesome person, but for some reason that feels yucky to me. I am clearly being ridiculous here, but I have always hated the twee cutesy nerdy stuff. I always kind of equated the nerdy stuff to a punk rock style culture of “you just don’t get it old man” and the mainstreamyness of it ticks off the college aged cynical kid that still resides in me that thinks all of the popular bands are sellouts etc.
Anyway, I really can’t wait to see this when it comes out. I have been watching through the backlog, and I saw Space Mutiny again for the first time in like a decade. That is such a good episode. Calgon, take me away!!!
If someone asked me, I’d probably have to name Manos too, just because it’s the only one where the name sticks with me. My own favorite was a Japanese one where this woman and maybe a couple of kids get transported to a different world. In another MST3K thread, you guys finally narrowed down what episode it was for me, but that episode isn’t available anywhere for streaming, and I certainly don’t remember the name anymore.
You actually are. I’ve met Ms. Day on several occasions, and this is just how she is. Bubbly.
Sound like Time of the Apes.
Non MST3k Trailer
Time of the Apes, and that is a personal fave of mine.
Yes! Time of the Apes. Any chance of that ever getting on Netflix? Are the rights really hard to get or something?
Oh, I know, and I have heard nothing but good things about her from people that she works with. But, for me, it is probably due to some deep seeded resentment of mine towards a certain type of personality that I found in college. Like, the kids that were preppy and popular would co-opt our nerd culture. Come to “classic game night” on the quad. We got Mario 64! While the anime club I was a part of would scoff and go back to watching episodes of death note, and continuing to be too socially awkward to have sex with eachother.
I have always kind of felt yucky about the mainstreamification of nerd culture. Probably why I abhor Big Bang Theory and love the IT Crowd. I can’t deal with cutesy, it just doesn’t feel genuine to me.
I guess I see it as “Hey, more folks are playing video games! Awesome!” So I guess I don’t share this resentment.
Man, you need to take a bit of a tall drink of a glass of cynical self-hatred. :) Maybe it is the Catholic school boy in me. Actually don’t, I am sure you are better off.
And I think it is a part of me that I fight with everyday too. I really dislike people like the old me, that just hate on stuff that is popular, but that person still in there somewhere. So, I have to say stuff like “I know I am being ridiculous” as a qualifier. He is a little weeb sitting on my shoulder going “The book was better”. When the angel on the other shoulder is saying “That was pretty good”
Anyway, another thing I am annoyed about is that a lot of press and other lucky people have already seen episodes of this. I want to see it! It is so hard to wait!
Psh, fuckin lamestream nooblets. Come back when you’ve seen some real anime!
(actually, don’t. I wouldn’t recognize any of the super niche shit even if you told me about it)
I like to think of the russian nesting doll of nerd culture one step beyond our club, and the one above that, and then the one above that, until you just have a sentient fungus that has memorized all of Douglas Adams’ books.
At least you have self awareness about it. :) Well done!


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The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 20 2002 - 3
MSA temporarily holds Iraq resolution
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Nov. 20, 1918
During World War I, the University
community was asked to raise $40,000
for the United War Work campaign that
would provide "creature comforts" for
the fighting forces. At the end of the
campaign, they had raised only $13,000.
Rev. Lloyd Douglas derided the campus
saying, "It's a mighty cheap brand of
patriotism that contents itself with mak-
ing a racket."
Nov. 20, 1953
University senior Milo Radulovich, a
member of the Air Force reserve, was
under investigation for dismissal from
the force as a poor security risk because
of his close and continuous association
with alleged Communists - his father
Nov. 20, 1975
The University Board of Regents was
told that black enrollment remained
slightly under seven percent, falling
from the previous year and still short of
the 10 percent the University pledged to
meet by the fall of 1973. Officials said
the University compared favorably with
other state Universities, but not with
Stanford or Princeton which have much
smaller student bodies.
Nov. 20, 1982
Daily Photo Editor Brian Masck and
Sports Editor Bob Wojnowski were
arrested in Columbus, prior to the
Michigan-Ohio State football game for
photographing an arrest during the annu-
al pre-game festivities.
Nov. 21, 1932
Rumors of an "epidemic food poison-
ing" among residents at Mosher-Jordan
Residence Hall were quelled when the
director of University Health Services
said that only a few mild cases of acute
enteritis were under supervision, but
their condition was not serious.
Nov. 21, 1990
The Interfraternity Council passed a
resolution banning fraternity parties
open to all students, and would require a
guest list or invitation for admission. The
ban aimed to reduce legal liability and
the risk of damage to the property of fra-
Nov. 22, 1929
The student government was granted
control over all student funds on cam-
pus.The organization already had juris-
diction over student organizations, and
now would be responsible for overseeing
finances and selling tickets for events.
Nov. 22, 1945
Football coach Fritz Crisler
announced that first-string fullback Jack
Weisenburger would not be able to play
because of a broken bone in his chest,
hurting Michigan's hopes for a victory in
the homecoming game against Ohio
State. Michigan won anyway, 7-3.
Nov. 22, 1963
President John E Kennedy was assas-
sinated while riding in a motorcade in
Dallas, Texas. University President Har-
lan Hatcher closed the University so stu-
dents and faculty could join in mourning
of the President. Memorial services were
held in Hill Auditorium, and the Michi-
gan-Ohio State game scheduled for that
Saturday was moved a week.
Nov. 22, 1976
University officials announced that
first lady Betty Ford would be given an
honorary doctor of law degree at winter
commencement exercises. University
President Robben Fleming praised her
as "exemplifying today's independent
woman, expressing her views honestly
Nov. 23, 1932
In an informal press conference with
President-elect Franklin Roosevelt and
House Democratic Leaders, it was
announced that hearings on a proposal
for legalizing beer would start immedi-
ately after Congress convened.
Nov. 23, 1933
The President of the Interfraternity
Alumni Council warned fraternity
members that their houses faced dras-
tic action by University officials unless
they cleaned up the liquor problem.
Nov. 23, 1969
University President Robben Flem-
ing spoke before the University Sen-
ate, supporting input from students in
University decision making, but not
among the final decision makers.
By Carmen Johnson
Daily Staff Reporter
The much anticipated "Resolution against
the War on Iraq" was tabled for two weeks
after some discussion at last night's Michigan
Student Assembly meeting.
MSA representative and resolution sponsor
Matthew Wittmann said he and other resolu-
tion sponsors wanted more time to mobilize
student support, although 700 students have
already signed the petition against a possible
war in Iraq.
"We decided to get more students to sign
the petition for the resolution and get more
sponsors," Wittmann said.
Some objections to delaying the voting on
the Iraq resolution were expressed.
MSA rep. Thomas Wharry said he objected
delaying the voting because it might be used
in an effort to swing votes to certain parties
for the upcoming election.
Resolution sponsor Tim Reynolds said by
tabling the resolution it will give students on
both sides of the issue an opportunity to gain
Some complaints about the resolution are
that it is beyond MSA's scope and that the
resolution does not represent the entire stu-
A "Proposed Amendment to the Statement
of Student Rights and Responsibilities" was
also passed at last night's meeting.
Students Rights Commission co-chair
Andrew Block said the proposed amendment,
to be approved by the University administra-
tion, would shrink the area considered cam-
pus from Ann Arbor city limits to
University-controlled property or adjacent
This admedment could potentially affect
students who violate the statement on or off
"We feel that the amendment expresses
legitimate concerns of students and also
takes in account the legitimate concerns of
the administration," Block said.
"So we think it has a good chance of pass-
ing," he added.
Behavior that occurs outside University-
controlled property can still violate the state-
ment but only for more serious violations.
One representative said the Statement of
Student Rights and Responsibilities should
apply everywhere not just in or adjacent to
Another complaint brought up a represen-
tative was that the amendment does not spec-
ify the limits of the adjacent area to
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The road toward improving the quali-
ty and efficiency of stroke prevention
and treatment may start in the emer-
gency room, a new study found.
The study revealed that only 55 per-
cent of emergency room patients who
were admitted with a type of heart
rhythm irregularity known as atrial fib-
rillation were already taking stoke-pre-
ventive medication. The most common
form of heart rhythm problem, atrial fib-
rillation is also a major precursor to
Providing better preventive therapy
and treatment in the emergency room
will ultimately reduce the number of
future stroke patients and fatalities, said
lead study author and Assistant Profes-
sor of emergency medicine Phillip Scott.
"The scope of the problem is extraor-
dinarily large," Scott said in a written
statement. "The ER is potentially an
efficient place to identify untreated and
under-treated atrial fibrillation patients,
to inform them of their stroke risk, and
to treat them or refer them for treat-
Affecting more than 2 million people
annually, AF can lead to the accumula-
tion and clotting of blood in the heart's
upper chambers, sharply raising the
chance of stroke when clots leave the
heart and travel to the brain.
People who have AF are also more
prone to cardiovascular diseases like
clogged arteries, high blood pressure, or
heart failure..Scott said that research has,
already shown that patients are more apt
to accept medical consultation, especial-
ly when receiving the information dur-
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ing a medical crisis. For people without
health insurance or a regular health care
provider, the emergency room also
serves as an important source for health
care information. Over a six-month peri-
od, the study examined adult patients
with active AF diagnosed by electro-car-
diogram (EKG) in the emergency room.
Out of 78,787 emergency patients
treated, a total of 478 individual patients
had recurrent non-valvular AF. Sixty-
three of the 478 had more than one
emergency room visit in the study peri-
od. Approximately 25 percent of the 478
had three high-risk factors for stroke,
including old age, as the mean patient
age was 74.5 years.
The study also recorded an
increased AF incidence of 1.1 percent
in all emergency room patients, com-
pared to the estimated 0.89 percent of
the total American population.
More importantly, the findings
show that many people with atrial fib-
rillation are still getting no stroke-pre-
ventive treatment to prevent potential
blood clotting. Surprisingly, only
about 50 percent of AF patients eligi-
ble for blood thinning drugs are actu-
ally taking them.
"Current computer models esti-
mate that we could prevent 40,000
strokes each year if we were able to
get all eligible patients on appropriate
medication," Scott said.
Susceptibility to AF increases for
people over the age of 45, who conse-
quently make up more than 30 percent
of all emergency room visits.The Uni-
versity .of Michigan. Health System,
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and Uni-
versity of Cincinnati Hospital partici-
pated in the study.
With midterms just passing and finals in the wings, it
seems college students have little time to breathe. Bat-
tling schoolwork and a social life can be difficult and
stress-inducing to say the least. But Campus Hope, one
of the University's ministry organizations, has taken it
upon themselves to reduce some of this unwanted
The outreach program provides free massages for
University students in an effort to give back to the com-
munity. Every Wednesday from 4-7 p.m., students can
reap the benefits of the organization's non-profit mas-
sage service in room 2105 of the Michigan Union.
One of the volunteers is a certified masseuse, but
most are not professionally trained.
"We had a professional come and teach us some basic
skills when we first got the program running. But most of us
are here because it's fun," volunteer Matt Mattzela said.
Students can expect a 10-minute massage of the back,
arms, head and neck. Relaxing nature music fills the
background while volunteers maintain a friendly con-
versation with the students.
LSA sophomore Alexis Garber said she found the
"The massage was a great end to a stressful day, and
the fact that it was free was even more amazing. I think
I'm becoming a massage groupie."
After participating for six weeks in the outreach pro-
gram, volunteers find the experience gratifying.
"It has truly been rewarding for me," said volunteer
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end to a stressful day, and the
fact that it was free was even
more amazing. "
- Alexis Garber
Hillary Barrett. "We started giving out free services
because we wanted to show that there are genuine, sin-
cere people out there that care more about serving the
community than making a profit."
Many students have taken advantage of the massages,
but volunteers gave more massages to students during
midterms. They said they have between five and 10 stu-
dents coming for massages on an average day.
"There's nothing better than a massage when your
back is cramped from working," Barett said.
Campus Hope will continue to offer free services
until the end of the year because they have received
such popular demand.
Last week the organization gave massages to students
in Helen Newberry Residence Hall to advertise for their
services and will gradually make their way to other resi-
"The greatest part about working with the organiza-
tion is the interpersonal experience," Mattzela said.
"I've met a lot of great people working here."
Deadly freight train accident
attributed to extreme fatigue
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Michi-
gan train wreck that killed two men
last year was caused by the fatigue of
two crew members who were suffering
from severe sleep apnea, the National
Transportation Safety Board said in a
report approved yesterday.
Engineer Allen Yash and conductor
Jesse Enriquez, who were operating a
Canadian National freight train south-
bound toward Detroit, were diagnosed
before the accident with obstructive
sleep apnea by their private physicians.
Neither had been successfully treated
and their conditions were not listed in
company medical reports, NTSB's
The two men did not slow for a stop
signal or the lights of an oncoming
train while traveling in a wooded area
in Oakland County's Springfield
Township just before 6 a.m. on Nov.
15, 2001, the report said. Their train
was traveling at 13 miles per hour
when it struck another Canadian
National train traveling 30 mph north-
bound for Flint.
$1.4 million, according to the NTSB.
Obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA,
causes a person to periodically stop
breathing while asleep. Dr. Mitch Gar-
ber, a physician on the NTSB's investi-
gation team, said people with the
condition will feel extremely sleepy
during the day and can drift off after a
few minutes in a quiet or monotonous
Garber estimated that one percent to
two percent of the population has the
severe form of OSA.
"It seems odd to have both members
of a two-man crew with a similar con-
dition,"said board member John Ham-
Steve Jenner, another investiga-
tor, said Yash had been diagnosed
with the condition about a year
before the wreck.
Despite his doctor's warning that
it could cause him to fall asleep on
the job, he never followed the
physician's instructions to attend a
Enriquez had been diagnosed sev-
develop a standard medical form for
railroad companies that would
inquire whether operators suffered
from sleep conditions.
The board also recommended that
the administration require that
employees with incapacitating med-
ical conditions tell their employer
and stop working in safety-sensitive
positions until they are successfully
It also recommended that Canadi-
an National require "fatigue aware-
ness training" for its employees. The
company offers its employees mate-
rial on sleep problems, but does not
require they read them or offer any
classes on the topic.
Canadian National spokesman
Jack Burke said the company will
consider the recommendation. "I
think their focus was appropriate
that this was human error," he said.
Attorney Steven Kantor, who is
representing the Chase and Landris
families, said fatigue is a problem
across the railroad industry because
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'Game Over' - Nuclear Assault (7/10)
Though I'm no stranger to the genre, it's been a few East Coast bands- Overkill and Nuclear Assault, to name a couple- that have managed to really get me into the fury and torment of thrash metal. Whatever the cause for my change of heart may have been, I'm glad I've given the style a closer look. Nuclear Assault was one of the bigger names in the eighties thrash scene. Following hot on the heels of Voivod's dirty, nuclear-themed take on thrash, Nuclear Assault's "Game Over" is a fierce, somewhat futuristic album with more than enough energy to fuel an armageddon. Throw in a few sounds of hardcore punk, and you have one of the better thrash debuts to come out of the eighties. It's not without a few glaring weaknesses, but Nuclear Assault deliver where it counts.
In keeping with their genre, Nuclear Assault's music is aggressive and intense, certainly moreso than the material bassist David Lilker and guitarist John Connelly had played with Anthrax. "Game Over" starts off on a furious note. "Live, Suffer, Die" is a quick minute-long introduction that emphasizes speed and aggression, throwing any manner of subtlety out the window. Although Nuclear Assault first come across as a relatively primitive incarnation of thrash metal, the first full song on the album proves the band to be a step above the average. Despite keeping the raw power on par with the album intro, "Sin" is a remarkably complex tune. Technical riffs, slightly dissonant guitar tone, and Connelly's rough-yet-catchy vocal performance sounds like it could have been off Voivod's first record.Nuclear Assault keep a focus on speed throughout most of "Game Over", yet the band's technical chops are what keeps it interesting. "Sin" is no gimmick either- "Nuclear War" is rife with tempo changes and riffs that could make Slayer blush. The most intriguing track on "Game Over" comes at the end however. "Brain Death" is an epic by thrash standards, beginning with a surprisingly atmospheric bit of acoustic guitar before the rest of the band creeps in and delivers a thrashy display that bears a few resemblances to Slayer's "Angel of Death." "Brain Death" ultimately feels a little patchy in terms of the way the ideas are put together, but it's great to hear them getting ambitious with their craft.
As has been mentioned in many past reviews of the album, there is an influence of punk rock evident in Nuclear Assault's music. Although I've never found myself really getting into punk or its hardcore derivative, the added bass presence and raw power that the 'punk' sound brings largely compliments the band's style. The only place where Nuclear Assault seems to go off the rails with it is "Hang the Pope," an unenjoyable track whose only saving grace is its relatively short length. It's almost as if Nuclear Assault decided to see how far they could take the speed and 'intensity'; it frankly ends up sounding like juvenile nonsense. Given the musical quality Nuclear Assault bring to the rest of the album, I am almost certain it was meant as a joke. Regardless of its intentions, it hurts the album's flow.
The potential and ferocity on "Game Over" would be arguably perfected on Nuclear Assault's de facto masterpiece and sophpmore, "Survive." This is an ambitious take on thrash metal; there are some rough transitions and musical kinks left in the final mix, but Nuclear Assault began their career on a strong foot.


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Beautiful Handmade Box Clutch Bag - Personalise with your name, date, Bride, Bridesmaid. The bags are white, pink or clear with gold or silver trim and strap. Writing can be done in any colour you choose.
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Samuel Lewis Shank, Mayor of Indianapolis from 1910 to 1913 and again from 1922-1925, seen here on the front of City Hall
100 Years Ago today, Mayor Shank was sworn in at what was then the new (and yet to be occupied) City Hall, now known as the Old City Hall. From the Indianapolis Star report: “In spite of the fact that he and former Mayor Bookwalter left the new City Hall by way o fone of the large windows, Mayor Shank spent some time receiving the congratulations of friends before he stepped into his automobile to proceed to his office in the Majestic Building.”
Samuel Lewis Shank had been an auctioneer for 30 years before becoming mayor. He started out in his professional career, at age 18 as a clog dancer and actor, and was then on the road as manager of Church’s Comedy Company in repertoire. After that, he became a yeast salesman, and then an auctioneer.


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Metropoliten Opera: Donizetti's Elexir and Verdi's Otello
The Elixir of Love
Anna Netrebko (Adina), Matthew Polenzani (Nemorino)
Photo Ken Howard | Metropolitan Opera
The Elixir of Love was the last performance that we saw last season and the first one we attended in the current one. The 20-year old more or less caricaturesque production mounted for Luciano Pavarotti and Kathleen Battle in 1991 was finally replaced by a new one signed by the dynamic team of Michael Yeargan (sets), Bartlett Sher (producer) and Catherine Zuber (costumes) and served as a season opener on September 24, 2012. The choice of a Donizetti opera for a second year in a row (Anna Bolena in 2011) may seem strange to some opera lovers and especially critics but Mr. Gelb, the able and visionary General Manager, seems to know exactly what he is doing, was willing to take the chance, and proved to be right, once again, as the popular and much-loved opera scored a huge success and won practically universal appraise. (The live in HD telecast was seen by 3 million spectators in 1900 theatres in 64 countries, from Asia to South America.)
Visually, this production stayed well within the frame of the purest tradition, which may have been one of the reasons of its success. In it we saw a bright countryside background in all its simplicity, rusticity and naivete, where the overall calm was interrupted only twice, with the respective arrivals of the cocky Sergeant Belcore and the charlatan Doctor Dulcamara. The beautiful pastel costumes, except for those more colorful ones used by the Belcore and his military unit and those of Dulcamara, were in perfect agreement with the peaceful reigning atmosphere and the concept that the producer wanted to convey. Mr. Sher, who had given us his purely “buffo” Barber of Seville, understood, rightly so, that the storyline of The Elixir is quite different insofar that the “buffonate” are only part of the plot and are reserved mostly to the Sergeant and the quack, while the two main characters act in a very different manner: Behind his simplicity, Nemorino is a tender, sweet peasant boy who is willing to sacrifice everything, including his life, for the girl he deeply loves (“Perche non sono amato, voglio morir soldato”) while Adina evolves from her initial almost cruel indifference to her final melting and conceding that she really loves Nemorino (“Sappilo alfin, tu mi sei caro”). Sher’s concept was mainly based then on the psychological game between the two young lovers and had as a result the internalizing of the action. A valid concept, perhaps, but I don’t know if in the long run it is worthwhile to deepen the meaning of a poetic/bucolic and rather superficial or, at least, naive text. Romani is not Da Ponte.
Anna Netrebko was an exquisite Adina who acted and sung with her usual spontaneity. It is true that the voice is getting a bit heavy for this type of role and that a change of repertory is imminent (she will be Tatiana in next season opening night) but thus far it hasn’t lost any of its purity, its warmth, its agility, its easily-produced high register. During her last act aria “Prendi, per me sei libero” she took a note in mezzo forte, seemed to play with it upwards and finished the line producing the most limpid sound and the most perfect legato singing possible. Moreover, there is the fact that Miss Netrebko seems to be truly enjoying herself on stage, moving with such naturalness and grace that the responsive audience cannot help but fall for her hypnotizing charm. A charismatic, great singing actress she is indeed.
Renee Fleming (Desdemona)
Photo Ken Howard | Metropolitan Opera
Matthew Polenzani gave us a vocally and musically perfect Nemorino. His instrument has a beautiful, clear sound and is generous both in volume and in extension. The character was sympathetic, sincere and less buffoonish than usual, as the producer wanted. His interpretation, however, lacked that necessary dose of boyish tenderness that ultimately makes the character so endearing and often brings tears to our eyes. Words like “Quest’oggi, Adina, no!” should not pass inadvertendly.
Marius Kwiecien, who was Belcore during the last run of the old production last year, returned for the new one this year for the Bartlett Sher version, who makes him more abusive, not only with Nemorino, but with the rest of the characters as well. In his exaggerations, we would have preferred him less boisterous and more buffo. From the purely vocal standpoint, the role doesn’t pose any difficulties to this singer, who is rapidly approaching the peak of his career. (He will be Oneguine to Netrebko’s Tatiana next season.)
The Italian baritone Ambrogio Maestri sang with much poise and personality and gave us a comic yet very human Dulcamara. Mr. Maestri is a voluminous man with a voluminous well timbred and well schooled voice which we would like very much to hear in other roles.
The presence of Maurizio Benini on the podium has become almost indispensable for this repertory. Always attentive, orchestra, chorus, and soloists followed his rapid, lively baton blindly. Strangely enough though, in this particular performance, the maestro seemed a bit nervous, agitated, as if something were bothering him. A passing malaise, for sure.
After a lengthy absence, maestro Semyon Bychkov was in charge of conducting the revival of Verdi’s Otello. Bychkov imposed himself from the very beginning during the ferocious storm scene and continued throughout the performance showing a strong personality through precise and secure attacks, a firm control of sounds and rhythms and establishing a perfect balance between pit and stage.
The beautiful, spacious sets designed by Michael Yeargan for the Elijah Moshinsky 1994 production are still valid in its looks. It reproduces beautifully the Mediterranean atmosphere, one that is so apt for the explosion of violent behavior and passions. In Act I, a huge descending esplanade takes us from the entrance of the fortress to the sea. Terrified by the menacing storm, the islanders sing toward the audience (the sea) and turn sideways to watch and admire their Duce as he descends from the ship triumphantly, having defeated both the enemy and the elements. There, we see subsequently the Cypriots celebrating the victory, the fight/duel before and lastly the serene, almost angelical figure of Desdemona going towards the enamored husband, who at her sight, recovers his calm. In Act II, the spacious Othello study occupies a first level where Iago begins his perfidious exploitation of Otello’s jealousy, while on a bit higher ground, we see Desdemona’s garden, revealing her obvious purity. Act III is, visually, the most beautiful one, with its huge marble columns and a big painting that is raised for the Council scene. A minimum of decorative elements gives some intimacy to the final act. In these enormous open spaces, Otello, a vulnerable hero and Desdemona, an innocent victim move like puppets, walking unconsciously towards their uncalled-for destruction caused by the evil Iago. But these spaces also leave the protagonists totally exposed to the audience and forces them to prove at every moment their ability to act and to sing, which in the case of this opera, gives ground to a constant tour de force.
Desdemona has always been, understandably so, one of Renee Fleming’s favorite roles. The purity of the voice, the ability to increase the volume and to expand the sound once it gets to the right note and to reduce to pianissimo thereafter with absolute breath control together with a noble physical appearance and behavior, make of this elegant singer a unique character. Two very different scenes were particularly accomplished in her interpretation: her confrontation with the blindly jealous husband in Act III, where she defends her innocence vehemently and during the final scene, where Ms. Fleming succeeded in keeping the audience in absolute silence, listening in awe to the series of pianissimi and filati of both the “Willow Song” and the “Ave Maria”.
After an unfortunate evening, tenor Johan Botha was replaced by the Russian tenor August Aminov, who made a surprising and courageous last minute debut in one of the most demanding parts of the entire repertory. “The twelve hardest bars of Opera”, as the entrance of Otello is described, gave us an initial very positive impression, as we heard a potent, muscular, heroic voice. Then, during the duet that ends Act I, the sound became effortlessly lyric, without losing its virility. The real test for the singer came in Act II, where he gave it all at the beginning, (“Ora e per sempre Addio” was delivered with resolve) but arrived at the end with obvious signs of fatigue. In the last two acts, Amonov recovered his strength and seemed to have his instrument under better control. In fact, “Dio mi potevi scagliar” and “Niun mi tema” found him in full audible voice but there, the character seemed a bit short of the tragic stature required for a complete portrait of the Moor. All in all, a welcome debut.
Falk Struckmann was the Iago. His baritone doesn’t have a particularly attractive sound but was incisive and pungent, which helped beautifully in stressing and inflecting appropriately to express the character’s evil to its full extent.
A promising young Renee Tatum was Emilia and the veteran James Morris was Lodovico. Completing the cast were Stephen Gaertner (Montano), Michael Fabiano (Cassio), Eduardo Valdes (Roderigo) and Luthando Quave (Herald).


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Saturday, October 12, at 7:00 p.m.
Davis Music Hall, Principia College
(Directions to Principia College)
Cellist Ashley Garritson, principal cello of the Miami City Ballet and Atlantic Classical Orchestra, opens the program with the inspiring and majestic Sonata in F Major with Laura Garritson Parker, internationally recognized pianist and faculty member at Principia College. There is a no more inspiring work composed for the cello than this extraordinary masterpiece.
The program concludes with the electrifying sonata for cello and piano by the celebrated twentieth-century Russian composer Dmitri Kabalevsky, accompanied by pianist and Principia professor Dr. Marie Jureit-Beamish. Hauntingly beautiful and deeply moving, this sonata captures the essence of the emotions of the Russian people during the 1960s.
Join the artists for refreshments immediately following the concert.


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Political Attitudes and Behavior (4.0 units)
Determinants, nature, and consequences of political attitudes and behavior exploring psychological-sociological models, political socialization and learning, and factors affecting trends in attitudes and behavior. MA and other students outside of POIR must obtain faculty permission to register for the course.
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Humble G is “just a humble guy,” but when he puts a violin on his shoulder, he is transformed into the powerful musician known as ‘Humble G tha Fiddla.’
Humble G is a self-taught violinist and an alumnus of the Cleveland School of the Arts.
He has charted over 500 performances nationwide and has even played for President Barack Obama.
When Humble G performs with The Afripeans, the group combines his vibrant European strings with rhythmic African drums to create a style of music they call “Afripean Music.”
This group’s mission is to change ‘hip hop’ to “Hip Hope.”
Humble G tha Fiddla’s debut album, “Street Blues,” will be coming out this summer.
He performs solo and with the Afripeans all over northeast Ohio.
Humble G & The Afripeans performs June 15 from noon-1 p.m. in Cleveland at the Free Stamp.
On June 16 the group will be at Skeets Bar in Cleveland at 7:30 p.m.
Catch the guys at Peabody’s on July 21 at 9 p.m.


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Watch and discover the impact of William Shakespeare on language, storytelling and literature. Educators, actors, writers and students discuss whether truly “ Nothing of him that doth fade….”. (The Tempest) .
Videos by Logan Fish, videographer, & Readers Desk team
Shakespeare or the “Bard of Avon” is often considered to be the world’s leading dramatist. Watch people argue in favour of his greatness, with the longevity of his works taken as a testament to this assertion.
Students consider and debate the playwright and poet’s relevance in our times, especially when many hear the English language usage in his work and think, “… it was Greek to me.” (Julius Caesar)


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Post-accident Knee Injuries with Arthroscopic Repair of the Medial Meniscus - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
Knee Injury - Torn Meniscus (Meniscal Tear). Dramatically depicts a torn medial meniscus and an osteochondral fracture of the tibia. Surgical steps: 1. Insertion of arthroscopic instruments into the knee; 2. Repair of the tibial surface and a partial meniscectomy; 3. The post-operative appearance, from a superior view of the tibial plateau.

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Handout size Halloween and autumn bookmarks feature cute mouse pirate design; You are a treasure to Jesus! I praise you because of the wonderful way you created me. Psalm 139:14. 1.75" x 5.25" cardstock bookmark; for trick or treat; pack of 10.
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Come celebrate the launch of Cheryl Boyce-Taylor’s collected poems The Limitless Heart.
Register through to receive a link to the video conference on the day of the event. This event will also be recorded and live captioning will be provided.
Cheryl Boyce-Taylor is a poet and teaching artist. She earned an MFA from Stonecoast at the University of Southern Maine and an MSW from Fordham University. Her collections of poetry include Raw Air (2000), Night When Moon Follows (2000), Convincing the Body (2005), and Arrival (2017), which was a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Prize. Mama Phife Represents (2021) won the 2022 Audre Lorde Award for Lesbian Poetry by The Publishing Triangle. We Are Not Wearing Helmets (2022) was nominated for the 2023 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award. Her life papers and portfolio are stored at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York City. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Glenis Redmond is the First Poet Laureate of Greenville, South Carolina. She is a Kennedy Center Teaching Artist, and a Cave Canem alumni. She has authored six books of poetry: Backbone, Under the Sun, What My Hand Say, Listening Skin, Three Harriets & Others, and Praise Songs for Dave the Potter (artwork by Jonathan Green). Glenis received the Governor’s Award and was inducted into the South Carolina Academy of Authors. She was recently a recipient of the Peacemaker Award by the Upstate Mediation Center in 2022. Her poetry has been showcased on NPR and PBS and has been most recently published in Orion Magazine, storySouth and The New York Times, as well as numerous literary journals nationally and internationally.


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Vijay Raaz is an Indian film actor. His breakthrough came when he played the role of Dubeyji in the movie Monsoon Wedding in 2001. Raaz has been cast in small, often comedic roles in many Hindi movies, often depicting the character of a common man. In 2014, he debuted as a director with Kya Dilli Kya Lahore.
Raaz was born in Delhi on 5 June 1963. As a student of Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, he was a part of the dramatic society The Players. He also appeared in plays at the National School of Drama. He decided to focus on a film career and moved to Mumbai where he bagged a small but significant role in Ram Gopal Varma's Jungle.


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We are going VIRTUAL! for our January Group Meeting
One morning a month (3rd Tues) from 10:00 am – 11:30 am at the Carp Ridge EcoWellness Centre.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino was born in Staten Island, New York and has an estimated net worth of $6 million dollars and salary per episode of $150,000. Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino worked in a fitness club after graduating from high school and then began modeling underwear before becoming a TV star. In 2009, he was cast on the reality television series, "Jersey Shore", and has appeared in all seasons of the show to date. His role on "Jersey Shore" has led to guest appearances on multiple talk shows including, "The Howard Stern Show", "Jay Leno Show", "Chelsea Lately", and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show". The Situation Salary Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's salary on Jersey Shore is $150,000 per episode. He also appeared on Season 11 of "Dancing with the Stars". He endorses a number of products, and also has his own DVD fitness series, a vitamin line, a clothing line, and has published one book, though it was unsuccessful. He recently launched a rap career as well, and released one single. He also is slated to appear in the webseries, "Random Talent". He was born in West New Brighton, Staten Island, New York, on July 4, 1982. He spent most of his childhood in Manalapan Township, New Jersey. Sorrentino attended Manalapan-Englishtown Middle School and Manalapan High school. Sorrentino was a contestant on Dancing with the Stars Season 11, until he and his partner Karina Smirnoff were eliminated during the 4th week. Sorrentino appeared with Bristol Palin in the fall of 2010, in a public service announcement for The Candie's Foundation, for its campaign about abstinence called Pause Before You Play. Sorrentino signed to be a star on the web series "Random Talent" on YOBI.tv along with British comedian Ben Green. Sorrentino received several endorsements in 2010 including: Devotion Vodka, Reebok Zigtech shoes, as well as for GNC, a ghost-written autobiography, a rap song, a workout DVD, and a vitamin line. The Situation was a part of the roast of Donald Trump on the Comedy Central Station; however most of his jokes were booed by the audience. In August of 2011, Abercrombie & Fitch offer Sorrentino a large sum of money "NOT" to wear the company's clothing. Other names that Mike is known under include The Situation, Mike, The Snitchuation, and Sitch. He has been an active television personality, and model since 2009.
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- The first day they released their first album, it was number one across all genres.
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- Their single “Closer”, featuring American singer-songwriter Halsey, became their first number-one single on the Billboard chart. It remained in the top spot for over ten weeks, breaking the record previously held by Drake’s “One Dance.”
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- Fun fact: Her mom Carla also worked in the communications field as vice president of marketing at Bible publishing company Thomas Nelson.
- Her dad was in the country music industry before she was, a radio programmer. He was also a sales manager at WIVK, a local radio station in Kelsea’s native Knoxville
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- After releasing the hit song “Bootylicious” under Destiny’s Child, The Oxford English dictionary paid recognition to the title by coining it as an official word.
- Not only is Beyoncé the most-nominated woman in Grammy history with a whopping 66 nominations, but she also is the first woman to win six Grammys in one night. He holds an overall of 23 Grammy wins.
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- Bieber went on to become the first solo artist to have four singles enter the Top 40 before the release of a debut album.
- His 2017 collaboration with Luis Fonsi, “Despacito,” broke the record for most consecutive weeks at the number one spot on the Top 100.
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- That mixtape attracted the attention of a fellow Detroit-native rapper SAYITAINTTONE. She was later signed to his indie record label, called IBGM (I Been Gettin’ Money) under his management team.
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- He has been referred to as the king of the Amapiano genre and has collaborated extensively with record producer DJ Maphorisa.
- Kabza De Small began his career as a DJ in 2009, venturing into the genres: Afro-fused house and EDM. In 2016, he made his production credits by releasing his debut album, Avenue Sounds under the label, House Afrika Records.
- He is considered as one of the best-selling music artists of Amapiano, and also one of the pioneers of the genre. With his breakthrough in 2018, he played an instrumental role in popularizing the amapiano genre.
- On 3 December 2019, Spotify South Africa, named Kabza De Small as the most-streamed South African artist on the platform for 2019.
- Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper (born July 2, 1993), known professionally as Saweetie, is an American rapper and songwriter.
- She was born in Hayward California to Trinidad Valentin, her Filipino-Chinese mother, and Johnny Harper, her African-American father.
- She attended San Diego State University, where she studied communications and business before transferring to the University of Southern California, where she completed her degree and received a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communications. After graduating, she focused on her rap career
- After the release of her debut single “Icy Grl”, she has signed to Warner Record and her manager Max Gousse’s record label Artistry Worldwide.
- Her second EP, Icy was released in March 2019, and spawned the top 40 single “My Type”.
- Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini (born October 21, 1995), known professionally as Doja Cat, is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer.
- Born and raised in Los Angeles, she began making and releasing music on SoundCloud as a teenager. Her song “So High” caught the attention of Kemosabe and RCA Records where she signed a joint record deal at the age of 17
- Doja Cat released her debut studio album, Amala (2018), to commercial failure, but later earned vital success as an internet meme with the single “Mooo!”, which appeared on the deluxe version of her debut album along with singles “Juicy” and “Tia Tamera” in 2019.
- Doja Cat’s second studio album, “Hot Pink” (2019), reached the top 10 of the US Billboard 200 and spawned the single “Say So”, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart following the release of two remixes with Nicki Minaj
- Doja Cat has been nominated for three Grammy Awards and has won two American Music Awards in addition to the MTV Video Music Award for “Push Best New Artist”, and for the EMAs.
- Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd was born February 16, 1990, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a Canadian R&B singer and songwriter
- In march 2011 he released a nine-song mixtape, House of Balloons, which he released as a free download. The album gained critical notice and was short-listed for Canada’s Polaris Music Prize
- The Weeknd partnered with Republic Records in September 2012. Two months later he released Trilogy, made up of remastered versions of the songs on the three mixtapes; it became a bestseller.
- The Weeknd’s next three hit singles, “Earned It,” “The Hills,” and “Can’t Feel My Face,” were featured on his album Beauty Behind the Madness (2015). He also won Grammy Awards for best R&B performance for “Earned It,” and Beauty Behind the Madness took the award for the best urban contemporary album.
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- At a young age, the drums became the first instrument he learned how to play without formal lessons. He then learned piano, sax, and various drum machines. In high school, Davis adopted the name Masego as it was given to him as a church name
- Drawing from his upbringing of both his parents being pastors, the church allowed him a place to learn music from talented musicians. Davis also cited John P. Kee, Andre 3000, and Cab Calloway as influences.
- Masego released two EPs from 2015 – 2016, The Pink Polo EP with Medasin, and Loose Thoughts.
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- Caleb Zackery “Don” Toliver was born June 12, 1994, and is an American singer, rapper, and songwriter.
- Toliver was born and raised in the Houston area. He had no musical experience before releasing music. He began releasing music in 2017 on SoundCloud
- In March 2018, he signed onto Atlantic Records and We Run It Entertainment.
- He released his first major-label mixtape, Donny Womack, in August 2018. He is known for his singles “No Idea” and “After Party”, from his debut studio album, Heaven or Hell (2020)
- He has also garnered great success from his August 2018 feature on the fellow rapper and label-boss Tarvis Scott’s song “Can’t Say”, from his third studio album Astroworld.
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- He used to enter talent shows, was part of a drama club, played the trumpet in the brass band, and started rapping in primary school (grade 4)
- Since he was first introduced to the world on AKA‘s mega-hit Run Jozi he’s continued to create and feature on hits
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- Jarad Anthony Higgins (December 2, 1998 – December 8, 2019), known professionally as Juice Wrld, was an American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois.
- He started rapping in school but rose to fame in 2018 when single Lucid Dreams peaked at No.2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No.10 on the Official UK chart.
- “Lucid Dreams”, along with his earlier hit single “All Girls Are The Same”, helped him secure a recording contract with Lil Bibby’s Grade A Productions and Interscope Record.
- He derived his stage name from late rapper Tupac Shakur and his part in the film Juice and that it represents taking over the world.
- His first posthumous album, Legends Never Die (2020), debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. The album was the most successful posthumous chart debut in over 20 years.
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- In early 2013, he signed with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records, and later that year he released his label debut mixtape “1017 Thug” to critical praise
- Young Thug received mainstream recognition in 2014 with the singles “Stoner” and “Danny Glover” in addition to appearances on several singles, including Tyga’s single “Hookah”, and Rich Gang’s single “Lifestyle”.
- Young Thug’s debut studio album, “So Much Fun” (2019), debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 and included the Billboard Hot 100 top-twenty singles “The London” and “Hot”.
- Tumi Molekane born on 16 August 1981 is a South African rapper and poet.
- He was born in Tanzania while his South African parents lived in exile there. In 1992 he repatriated to South Africa and took up residence in Soweto.
- He was the lead vocalist of Tumi and The Volume, which consisted of members from the Mozambican band 340ml. They officially disbanded in 2012
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- In 2016, he was featured on Ghanaian rapper Manifest’s album “Nowhere Cool”. In 2018 Stogie released Honey and Pain, which is the follow-up to his eponymous 2016 album.
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- Malik auditioned for the British music competition “The X Factor” in 2010. After being eliminated as a solo performer, he was brought back into the competition to form the boy band One Direction.
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- Zayn released his second studio album, “Icarus Falls” in 2018. His third album, “Nobody Is Listening”, was released in January 2021.
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- Ariana began her career at age 15 in the 2008 Broadway musical “13”.
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Jack Madigan is, by many accounts, blessed. He can still effortlessly turn a pretty head. And thanks to his legendary rock star father, he lives an enviable existence in a once-glorious, now-crumbling Boston town house with his teenage son, Harlan. But there is one tiny drawback: Jack is an agoraphobe. As long as his dad's admittedly dwindling royalties keep rolling in, Jack's condition isn't a problem. But then the money runs out . . . and all hell breaks loose.
The bank is foreclosing. Jack's ex is threatening to take Harlan to California. And Lucinda, the little girl next door, won't stay out of his kitchen . . . or his life. To save his sanity, Jack's path is clear, albeit impossible—he must outwit the bank's adorably determined real estate agent, win back his house, keep his son at home, and, finally, with Lucinda's help, find a way back to the world outside his door.
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Tish Cohen is the author of TOWN HOUSE, a 2008 finalist for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize – Best First Book Award (Canada and Caribbean region), and in development as a feature film with Fox 2000. Ridley Scott’s Scott Free is producing and John Carney, the award-winning, critically acclaimed director of ONCE is directing. TOWN HOUSE was released to massive media interest in Canada and has been published in Italy and will soon be released in Germany.
Cohen has also written the middle-grade novels THE INVISIBLE RULES OF ZOE LAMA, and its sequel THE ONE AND ONLY ZOE LAMA
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Woman dies after being pushed onto subway tracks in New York City
Steph Deschamps / January 16, 2022
A woman died after being pushed onto the New York City subway tracks by a man, US media reported Sunday.
A man approached a 40-year-old woman waiting for a subway in downtown Times Square on Saturday morning. He pushed her onto the tracks just as a subway was approaching, the New York Times reported. The woman was struck and died. The attack appears to be random. The attacker is a 61-year-old man who suffers from mental illness and may be homeless. He has been in trouble with the law in the past.
The victim was of Asian descent. The newspaper points out that there has been a sharp increase in anti-Asian hate crimes since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. However, according to the police, there is no indication that the woman was attacked because of her origin. The story is reminiscent of Friday night's incident at the Rogier metro station in Brussels. A man also pushed a woman onto the tracks when a train arrived. The metro driver was able to brake in time and the woman suffered only minor injuries. The assailant was arrested.


Apple announced new AirPods, the second generation of the world’s most popular wireless headphones. AirPods revolutionized the wireless audio experience with a breakthrough design and the new AirPods build on the magical experience customers love. The new Apple-designed H1 chip, developed specifically for headphones, delivers performance efficiencies, faster connect times, more talk time and the convenience of hands-free “Hey Siri.” AirPods come with either a standard charging case or a new Wireless Charging Case for convenient charging at home and on the go. The new AirPods and AirPods with Wireless Charging Case are available to order on apple.com and the Apple Store app starting today, and in Apple Stores beginning next week.
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The new Apple-designed H1 chip features custom audio architecture to create a revolutionary audio experience and improved synchronization. H1 allows AirPods to deliver up to 50 percent more talk time compared to first generation AirPods. Switching between devices while listening to music on iPhone, Apple Watch or iPad is more seamless than ever with two times faster connect times. For the first time, AirPods now feature the convenience of “Hey Siri” making it easier to change songs, make a call, adjust the volume or get directions simply by saying, “Hey Siri.”
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Final two Volusia County Council candidate debates are Tuesday and Wednesday
The public is cordially invited to attend the final two debates The News-Journal is sponsoring between candidates for the Volusia County Council.
Stetson University is co-sponsoring the debates.
Here are the dates and locations for the remaining debates, by council seat:
District 1: Tuesday, at Stetson University’s Lynn Business Center Rinker Auditorium, 345 N. Woodland Blvd. in DeLand. Candidates include incumbent Pat Patterson and challengers Andy Kelly, Voloria Manning and Ronnie Mills.
District 5: Wednesday, at the Deltona Recreation Center, 980 Lakeshore Drive in Deltona. Candidates include Rich Gailey, Phil Giorno and Fred Lowry Jr.
Each debate will begin promptly at 6:30 p.m., but the doors will be open at 5:30 p.m. for those who want to arrive early for a good seat.
In advance of the events, readers can email suggested questions to Editor Pat Rice at firstname.lastname@example.org.


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If you want to use an article on your site please click here. Skin and Fur Health for Dogs. To give your pet the best chance to avoid lipomas, we recommend keeping him at a healthy weight and feeding a balanced, species-appropriate lump under dogs skin that moves that is minimally metabolically stressful. Then it can be watched for any changes in size or shape.
In some cases, a lipoma can grow too large and become uncomfortable. This is when the vet collects a few cells from the lump by putting a needle into it. Note if the skin mass feels soft and moveable under the skin. Be mindful of your pet's BMI body mass index. Notice if your dog appears physically ill. Reply to this thread Characters only Characters remaining:
They are soft, easily manipulated, and located just under your dog's skin. While they Symptoms Lumps and bumps are the most common signs of a lipoma.
Provide fresh, good quality drinking water for your pet. If your dog has a skin mass and it is causing him discomfort, then he may do things to try and make himself feel better. If your veterinarian recommends leaving the lipoma alone, it will be important to monitor it for any changes. If the lump under dogs skin that moves appears to be growing or spreading, you should bring your dog to the vet for a diagnosis. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
Feed whole, raw, organic and non GMO'd natural foods — in other words, foods that generate the least amount of metabolic stress. Story at-a-glance - A lipoma is a lump or bump that is actually a benign fatty mass. This is when the vet collects a few cells from the lump by putting a needle into it. They are the most common type of benign tumor in older dogs—almost every senior dog lump under dogs skin that moves at least one.
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These bumps typically develop just under the skin on the neck, upper legs, underarms, or torso. After finding, investigating, taking photos and jotting down notes, pick up your phone and schedule a vet appointment. Filtered water is best, not only for two-legged family members, but for furry family members as well.
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Feed whole, raw, organic and non GMO'd natural foods — in other words, foods that generate the least amount of metabolic stress. Lipomas are the most common type of noncancerous growths in dogs, and typically grow just under the skin on the neck, upper legs, underarms, or torso. Note if your dog has a loss of appetite and appears lethargic.
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Finding lumps & bumps on your dog can be startling, but they don't rounded, non-painful masses that usually present just under the skin are generally benign.
Dogs with metabolism problems tend to have more lipomas. Before freaking out, take a deep breath slowly in and then out. Try snapping a photo of the mass and write down the diameter to help you see if it is changing or growing. A biopsy is an important part of the diagnostic process, so this may be your veterinarian's first suggestion for diagnosing a mass. You will also get free access to more than , Mercola.
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She graduated from the University of Glasgow in , and worked as a veterinary surgeon for 7 years. Dogs with metabolism problems tend to have more lipomas. This content may be copied in full, with copyright, contact, creation and information intact, without specific permission, when used only in a not-for-profit format.
Jot Down Notes Along with photos, you should document details of the lump on paper or in a Word doc. This means water that doesn't contain fluoride, heavy metals or other contaminants. Despite the fact we all try to reduce toxin exposure in our pet's environment, it's nearly impossible to avoid all sources of exposure, so providing an occasional detoxification protocol for your pet can be very beneficial. Those that I have removed were because to do so would dramatically improve the quality of life of the dog. Prevention There is nothing you can do to prevent your pet from getting lipomas; they are a natural part of the aging process for many dogs. Also offer fresh, filtered drinking water, and take care not to over-vaccinate or over-medicate your dog.

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Watch breaking news videos and read news updates about Susan Crown on Crain's Chicago Business
Michael Jordan inspires 30th anniversary retrospective at Field Museum
as interactive—"perfect for selfies." As if on cue, guests started posing by the enlarged photos. Along with Susan Crown, Kunkler's wife, guests included Deborah Quazzo, managing partner of GSV Advisors, and her husband, Stephen Quazzo
Happy 90th birthday, Lester Crown
The most civically engaged Chicago business figure of his generation turns 90 on June 7. To mark the occasion, we present a snapshot of his life.
Lori Healey, John Bucksbaum among new Navy Pier board members
and former General Growth Properties CEO John Bucksbaum; • Henry Crown & Co. executive and Owl Creek Partners CEO Susan Crown ; • Loop Capital investment bank co-founder Sandy Reynolds, and • Michelle Collins, president of Chicago-based
Jeb Bush tells Chicago crowd 'I'm my own man'
by Florida cities instead of numbers, a nod to the former Florida governor. Kunkler and his wife, philanthropist Susan Crown, were credited with helping bring Bush to Chicago. Glenn Tilton, the former chairman of JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s
The Chicago execs skipping Rauner's inauguration
absence of big names such as investment manager Muneer Satter, former Exelon Corp. CEO John Rowe and philanthropist Susan Crown won't be noticeable, though. I hear the dinner events are close to sold out. Rowe says he isn't one for big parties
For startup nonprofit Embarc, two small fundraisers
from the Joyce Foundation, Lefkofsky Family Foundation, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, Chicago Community Trust, Susan Crown Exchange and other local foundations. Embarc also won a $100,000 grant from Impact 100 Chicago, a giving collective
Rauner, Crown, Gidwitz boost Navy Seals fund
who served as co-chairmen, among others, for the event and each raised or donated $100,000. Philanthropists Susan Crown and Bill Kunkler, Anne and Ty Fahner and Mary and Robert McCormack were among those raising or donating $50,000
Meet the money behind Illinois' GOP
during Mr. Romney's 2012 presidential run but says Ms. Wagner "did all the heavy lifting." Chicago philanthropist Susan Crown , a major donor to Mr. Romney's 2012 campaign, admires her forthrightness. "A lot of fundraisers are sycophants
15 clout-heavy clans
Dynasties rise and dynasties fall, but one thing remains true in Chicago: Families wield major influence here.
BlueSpruce fund draws Pritzker, Crown money
Chicago's wealthiest families.The fund, started last month by Tim Hurd and Ed Magnus, has landed investments from Susan Crown and Penny Pritzker as well as some of the partners at the investment duo's former private-equity firm, according
Crown family backs Mass. biotech startup
Crown Venture Fund leads $11.5 million investment in developer of drug-delivery system for eye, lung diseases.
He's leaving Susan Crown's exchange to Change Illinois
Ryan Blitstein is stepping down as executive director of Susan Crown Exchange to become president and CEO of Change Illinois, a coalition focused on government reform.In an email to friends and
Business community mourns ITW's David Speer
caused his death over the weekend.“David was a first-class CEO, community leader and human being,” said Susan Crown, a vice president of Henry Crown and Co., who has served on ITW's board since 1994. “Those of us fortunate
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that party place out 'cause you'll have maybe people from both sides of the isle watching. And then people like Susan Crown, she's from the big event, industrialist family in town, she has ben a vocal supporter of Mitt Romney and she will
people from both sides of the isle watching. And then people like Susan Crown , she's from the big event, industrialist family in town, she has ben a vocal supporter of Mitt Romney and she will be
Chicago execs watching returns with candidates nearby
Republicans in the same room. The guest list is “mostly politically sound people,” he says diplomatically. Susan Crown, another former Obama supporter, is traveling to Boston to be with Mr. Romney's supporters. She left Tuesday after