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Mindy Uhrlaub’s Last Nerve: A Memoir of Illness and the Endurance of Family Launches Today (5/27/25) Original
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Award-winning ALS activist and author Mindy Uhrlaub today launched her new book, Last Nerve: A Memoir of Illness and the Endurance of Family(River Grove Books). While caring for a sick mother, a son with behavioral problems, and a husband going through cancer treatments, Mindy discovered that she carries a gene for the fatal neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Disasters & Democracy on Viewpoint This Sunday
Corruption, Environment, Immigration, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: | Spotify | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS The intricate complexities surrounding unaccompanied migrant children and the challenges posed by current border policies provide a comprehensive look at how these policies impact vulnerable populations, particularly children.
RICE: Interviewing during the COVID-19 pandemic
“The last time I got a job, I walked in and asked if they were hiring. I filled in a piece of paper and they asked when I could start working.” The days of getting your foot in the door by, well, putting your foot in the door are past. The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way businesses interview and hire candidates. So what’s changed? Interviews are often conducted remotely today, either using online meeting platforms such as Zoom or GoToMeeting, or by calling and speaking with candidates.
A Breakdown of Indy Ultimate
On April 30, the inaugural Indy Ultimate will turn downtown into one large obstacle course involving landmarks, sports arenas, and art stations. Here’s a breakdown of the challenge, starting at Military Park. Tap or hover over the image for more information. Hours it should take the average athlete to complete the course, jogging (walkers are encouraged too). Bases to run to simulate a homer at Victory Field. Number of steps to both climb and descend at the Indiana War Memorial.
Top Five Hot, Boozy Beverages
Top Five Hot, Boozy Beverages Because baby, it’s cold outside. January 27, 2016Bonnie RiceComments Comfort food doesn’t have to be the only thing that warms you up this winter—add a cozy cocktail for an extra dose of heat. Added bonus: there’s no chance of a brain-freeze.
The Indiana “Bachelor”: Best Ben Moments
ABC’s newest Bachelor (and Indiana native) Ben Higgins is so normal compared to most Bachelor contestants (we’re lookin’ at you, Juan Pablo) that he seems almost too good to be true. He’s only three episodes into his search for true love, but he’s already won the hearts of Bachelor Nation—and the sixteen women still in the running for the final rose. Here’s a look at some of the IU grad’s best moments, on- and off-screen.
Adam Driver on Saturday Night Live
Star Wars’s newest addition to the Dark Side—and Mishawaka native—Adam Driver hosted the first Saturday Night Live of 2016 this past weekend. If you still haven’t seen the new Star Wars, the episode won’t spoil it for you, though it does poke a little fun at the villainous Kylo Ren. Complete with a goofy wig and Day-Glo vest, Driver (who attended University of Indianapolis) goes incognito in an amusing Undercover Boss parody to investigate the goings-on at Star Killer base.
Top Five Free Museums on MLK Day
Top Five Free Museums on MLK Day In addition to no-charge admission, these Indy cultural destinations also offer special Martin Luther King Jr. Day programs. January 18, 2016Bonnie RiceComments Editor’s Note: The following list was updated for 2017. This Monday, January 16, museums and cultural institutions around Indianapolis will offer free admission and special performances or exhibitions in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy.
Hot List 1.13.16
Dickeys (that’s detachable shirt fronts, for you young ’uns) are back in style and perfect for layering. Zip the Veronica Beard “Moto” dickey into the inside flap of an old blazer or jacket for an edgy peek-a-boo and a little extra warmth. $550. 8Fifteen, 815 E. 65th St., 317-253-1234 The dolman sleeves on the Lovestitch “Mina” pullover drape effortlessly against this cozy fitted sweater, set to arrive Thursday or Friday. Pairs well with skinny jeans or a mini-skirt and boots. Approximately $80.
Hot List: Post-Holiday Finds
The Hot List is a weekly roundup of our latest impulse buys. The red bow on the back of these adorable Joules “Evedon’’ rain boots is a welcome pop of color for the dreary months ahead. Sadly, they aren’t available at our local Nordstrom, but you can find them online (and shipping’s free!). $164.95. Nordstrom Like all People for Urban Progress bags, the PUP “Executive” handbag was made using recycled fabric from the ceiling of the old RCA Dome. Environmentally friendly and fashion-forward. $112.
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