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Annual Awards of Excellence 2026 winners announced
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Annual Awards of Excellence 2026 winners announced
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The Best New Music of March '26
Happy Easter, my musical neighbors! March has already been picking up steam on some wonderful music for this year! Whether they were infectiously good tunes or class act albums, last month saw a lot of music to urgently listen to. Here I am to share some highlight releases and honorable mentions that I had the honor to discover and listen to.
DHS has no top cop. Congress should fix that
The Homeland Security Department is the largest law enforcement organization in American history. It has no confirmed leader for law enforcement. Last year, at least 32 people died in ICE custody, the agency's deadliest year in two decades. Then, in January, ICE agents shot and killed Renée Good and Alex Pretti in two separate incidents in Minneapolis. Without a top deputy beneath her accountable for law enforcement, there was only one place for responsibility to land.
La bolsa de EEUU podría caer este año, pero hay oportunidades en tres sectores con altos retornos
En el escenario actual, ¿qué factores clave están moldeando los mercados de renta variable global? Hay una serie de cuestiones que creo que los inversores tienen en mente en este momento. En primer lugar, está el llamado "excepcionalismo" estadounidense. El mercado de valores de EEUU mostró un desempeño excepcional el año pasado, y muchos se preguntan si esa fortaleza podrá sostenerse en 2025 y más allá.
Letter: History will have something to say about Trump
I don’t know who will win the presidential election, but I’m very sure that history isn’t going to be kind to Donald J. Trump and his supporters.
In My View: Consider mining and the economics of beauty
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In My View: Show horse or work horse: Which candidate do you want working for you?
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On My View: Show horse or work horse: Which candidate do you want working for you?
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What is Issue 1 and YES…it Does Matter to Ohio!
On Tuesday, August 8, Ohioans have a chance to tell out-of-state special interests that our Constitution is not for sale. Unlike the U.S. Constitution, the Ohio Constitution can be easily changed. Currently, only a simple majority vote of the electorate—50 percent plus one vote—is required to amend Ohio's governing document, making it one of the easiest in the country to manipulate.
As a Trans Woman Sailing Around the World, Storms Are the Least of Her Worries
Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app. In late May 2017, McKayla Bower was ski-touring alone on the Pacific Crest Trail when she started to feel a little spooked. She paused to assess the stability of the Sierra snowpack, which was at a record high, and didn’t like what she saw—dense, heavy snow sitting atop a layer of powdery facets. As Bower turned to retreat, the ground fell out from under her.
19 Best Restaurants in Goodyear, AZ
Living in Goodyear, Arizona, one of the perks that I've come to enjoy is the vibrant and diverse culinary scene this wonderful city has to offer. In the following article, I'm excited to share with you my personal recommendations for the best restaurants in Goodyear, where you, too, can experience the flavors that have made a lasting impact on me. From cozy, family-owned establishments to upscale dining options, there's something for everyone in our charming city.
Recognizing excellence in Humanities award ceremonies
This month, UC Santa Cruz’s Humanities Division once again marked the end of the school year with their Spring Awards and Graduate Student Awards, in ceremonies that celebrated the achievements of students, instructors, and alumni.
UC Santa Cruz joins ACLS Research University Consortium
The Humanities Division at UC Santa Cruz is recognized nationwide for its innovation and research impact as well as a distinguished alumni base that includes college presidents, cultural critics, award-winning authors and winners of the MacArthur “Genius” Award and Marshall Scholarships.
In My View: The spirit of the land: Can the reality of modern living co-exist with what our souls cry out for?
Hawaiians speak of the mana of the aina. Other tongues, especially indigenous but also Spanish or Scandinavian or any other spoken in a land of spectacular creation must have similar expressions. They translate to “spirit of the land.” In Hawaii, we came to understand why the native Hawaiians said that those who felt and embraced the mana of the aina stayed for a long time, maybe a lifetime. Those who did not, did not.
Equality: An American Value
By Daniel White, Green Valley Equality for all people before the law is a founding value of the United States of America. The State enacting laws to dictate what a woman can do with her body and no laws restricting what a man can do with his violates that value. Come on, people, let's live the values our Founders envisioned! Disclaimer: As submitted to the Arizona Daily Star.
In My View: Satisfied with the dignity of effort: Why isn't our best good enough for some people?
On Oct. 6, 1966, in a World Series game against the Baltimore Orioles, Dodger centerfielder Willie Davis lost three fly balls in the sun, committing three errors. After the game, Davis was asked about how he felt. “Ain’t my life and it ain’t my wife,” he said. Relief pitcher Tug McGraw was asked how he could remain so calm in the high-stress role of trying to get the final outs in a game. He replied, “The frozen snowball theory.” Pressed to explain, McGraw went on.
Chef Jordan Rainbolt Is Uncovering the Native Root of Southern Food
For Rainbolt, Native Root is an opportunity to explore the interplay of Indigenous and Southern food under the tagline “Indigenous roots of the South,” learning as she goes and sparking conversations through food. “Once I moved here I realized there’s so much Native American culture here, but you have to dig for it,” Rainbolt says. “One of the most prominent Southern staples that was used in Indigenous cultures is grits.” But it doesn’t stop there.
Incitement! Incremental Theory for an Imminent Fascism
The breaching of the US Capitol Building on 6 January 2021 and broadly publicised reactions to it make it clearer than ever: within the newly mediated spheres of American political extremism, we need an incremental more than imminent theory of incitement.
American ‘Battlespace’: The Military’s Reckoning With Racism and Politicization
The past two weeks may have marked a turning point in American civil-military relations. President Donald Trump threatened to deploy active-duty troops to subdue domestic political protests; the secretary of defense suggested governors should “dominate the battlespace” of major U.S. cities, only to later walk back his remarks; and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
With Their Label Haus of Altr, MoMa Ready and AceMo Carry the Torch for Underground Dance
LABEL PROFILE With Their Label Haus of Altr, MoMa Ready and AceMo Carry the Torch for Underground Dance By Daniel White · April 24, 2020 Witnessing a DJ set by Wyatt “MoMa Ready” Stevens and Adrian “AceMo” Mojica—collectively known as AceMoMa—can be a spiritual experience.
Five Times Female Athletes Beat Men
On the 17th December 2019, 25-year-old Fallon Sherrock made history. The Buckinghamshire born athlete became the first women to win a match at the PDC World Championships. However, this isn’t the first time that a female athlete has overcome their male counterpart(s), or made waves in what was predominantly, a man’s game… Here is a look at five of the most momentous examples. 5.
Andrew Wellington Cordier Essay
Andrew Wellington Cordier became the dean of the School of International Affairs (as it was known then) in 1962 following a distinguished career at the U.S. Department of State and the United Nations. From 1969−1970, he served as president of Columbia University. The Andrew Wellington Cordier Contest is open to all currently enrolled Columbia University students. Find out more about the contest here.
Japan’s Emerging Emotional Tech
Are we developing emotional machines with all-too-human capacities for care? An interactive scene from Gatebox Inc.’s promotional video. Gatebox Inc. There is a moment in Spike Jonze’s film Her (2013) when the main character Theodore, who is in a romantic relationship with an operating system named Samantha, learns that she is simultaneously conversing with 8,316 others and has fallen in love with 641 of them.
Why Traveling Is The Answer To Finding Yourself
I encourage my fellow young adults to go on an adventure. You’ve got to travel beyond the boundaries of your normal life. You can do this. You can save some money and do it, or find ways to make money as you go. And you should do it alone—go on a solo trip. If you’re a millennial, chances are you have faced some existential anxiety or confusion in the past hour. Maybe you sometimes dance with questions about identity and life purpose. Who am I and what should I do with my life?
Why Your One Job In This World Is To Do What You Love
The future is uncertain. Entire industries of today will be gone tomorrow. Change is rapid and speeding up. So do what you love. Never has there been a better time to do what you love. The world doesn’t need “playing it safe.” The world doesn’t need the programs of the past. The world needs you to step up and do something unique and radical: It needs you to follow your heart. If we keep doing what we always have, our fate is not bright. Disaster looms down the path of the old ways.
Cleanup continues at derailed freight train site, oil spill
PLAINFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The effort to cleanup 40,000 gallons of crude oil continues south of Chicago where a freight train derailed last week.Canadian National Railways spokesman Patrick Waldron said Monday the company is investigating the cause and circumstances of the derailment in Plainfield, Illinois.Federal Railroad Administration officials say the agency is also investigating Friday's derailment of 20 tank cars of the 115-car train.
How Trump’s temperament might have fared in Iceland’s Game of Thrones
In March, Keith Ruiter wrote a Conversation article contending that, although Trump has “Viking” ancestry, he would not have fared well in Norse society, because his temperament lacks the Norse virtue of hóf (moderation or restraint). This is certainly behaviour we’ve seen time and time again from Trump, most recently in his public criticisms of Sadiq Khan in the wake of terror attacks in London. Many responses on social media to his comments support Ruiter’s appraisal of Trump’s character.
Krippendorf's Tribe (1998) - IMDb
Edit Storyline A university professor is paid to find the last undiscovered tribe of New Guinea. When he fails to find the tribe, he comes home, and rather than admitting that he's failed, he gives a lecture about the Shelmikedmu tribe (named after his children: Shelly, Mike, and Edmund) and then has his family dress like "Shelmikedmus," so that he can film them as proof of his discovery.
Arundel Castle celebrates Sussex childhood -
Arundel Castle played host to the Celebrating Sussex Childhood Fundraising Banquet on Friday 17 March hosted by the High Sheriff of West Sussex Mark Spofforth OBE and his wife Von. Held in aid of Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice, young people’s charity Winston’s Wish, and also supporting Home-Start Arun, Henry, Earl of Arundel was joined by over 250 guests at the Black Tie event.
Columbus, Ohio ranks as BEST city in the WORLD
Daniel White Daniel White Senior Director, Operations, Clinical Review at Prime Therapeutics Published Jan 31, 2017 Columbus, as you will read in the below list of awards, is by far the best city in the Country, and, in fact, the World. Unlike every other major city in the world, Columbus, Ohio, has not peaked. Many cities have seen their heyday and fallen from grace and faltered in their recovery.
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Presidential Debate: Donald Trump Thought Emmys Were Rigged
Donald Trump thinks the Emmys were rigged against him due to politics, a position he reaffirmed during the final presidential debate Wednesday. During a discussion of Trump’s recent claims that the presidential election might be rigged against him, Hillary Clinton noted that Trump had made the same argument about the annual television awards back when he hosted The Apprentice.
Photo Disputes Rudy Giuliani’s 9/11 Hillary Clinton Story
ormer New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani criticized Hillary Clinton for talking about her role in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Speaking at a rally for Republican nominee Donald Trump in Ocala, Florida, Giuliani took aim at Clinton. “I was there that day, I don’t remember seeing Hillary Clinton there,” Giuliani said. “I lost so many friends on Sept. 11, I think about it every day.
Consumers Warned Over Reports of Exploding Samsung Washers
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning Wednesday after reports of some Samsung washing machines exploding. The agency is working with Samsung to address safety concerns over top-loading washing machines produced between March 2011 and April 2016, according to a CPSC statement. “CPSC and Samsung are working on a remedy for affected consumers that will help ensure that there are no further incidents.
This Was the Most Tweeted Presidential Debate Ever
he first televised showdown between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was the most-tweeted presidential debate ever, according to Twitter. The social network provided the receipts, as millions of tweets were sent out during as the two candidates duked it out during the 90-minute debate. Trump was the most talked about candidate on both Facebook (79% of the conversation) and Twitter (62% of the conversation)—not that all of that chatter was positive.
This 12-Year-Old is a College Freshman at Cornell University
From an early age his parents recognized his advanced intelligence and now he’s the youngest student on record at Cornell University. Jeremy Shuler, 12, is the son of two aerospace engineers who could read books in English and Korean when was only two-years-old, according to ABC News. High level SAT and Advanced Placement test scores at the age of 10 showed that the home-schooled boy was ready to enter college. Quiz: Are You Ready for Back to School?
Hillary Clinton's Chocolate-Chip Cookies: A Brief History
While Bill Clinton could soon be the first male presidential spouse, he won’t be fully participating in a 24-year-old presidential election tradition for spouses: the Family Circle Presidential Cookie Poll, a.k.a the First Lady Cookie Contest. The recipe the Clintons have opted to submit to the magazine—labeled the Clinton Family’s Chocolate Chip Cookies—is Hillary Clinton’s original 1992 recipe, according to the Washington Post.
Poll: Texan Trump Supporters Want Secession if Hillary Clinton Is Elected
Correction Appended, Aug 17 2016 If Hillary Clinton became the President of the United States, three out of five Donald Trump supporters in Texas would support a bid by the state to secede from the Union, according to a new poll. Trump is leading in the state with 50% of voters, while the Democrat has 44% of voters, according to the survey released Tuesday bythe Democratic pollsterPublic Policy Polling.
Hillary Clinton Campaign Says She Would Reschedule Marijuana
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton plans to reschedule marijuana if she is elected in November, according to a statement issued by the campaign. While the Drug Enforcement Administration denied a petition early Thursday to remove marijuana from its Schedule I list under the Controlled Substances Act, leaving the drug lumped in with heroin, LSD and other elicit substances, the Clinton campaign thinks that rescheduling the drug serves a higher purpose.
Read the 28 Once-Classified Pages From the 9/11 Report
he U.S. government released a once classified section of the report about the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on Friday. The House Intelligence Committee voted to release the pages, which are part of a larger 2002 investigation into the 9/11 attacks. This newly released section questions the Saudi government’s involvement with the hijackers and those who orchestrated the attacks. Later investigations found no link between the Saudi Arabia and those who carried out the attack. President George W.
Multiple People Killed in Nice After Truck Crashes into Crowd
Multiple people were killed when a truck plowed into a crowd, according to the mayor of Nice, France. Mayor Christian Estrosi tweeted late Thursday that there are “tens of deaths.” “Dear Nice residents, the driver of a truck appears to have caused tens of deaths. Stay for the moment in your homes. More info to come,” Estrosi said in a tweet. An eyewitness told the Associated Press that the truck drove into the crowd before a man emerged from it and began to shoot.
People Are Sharing This Moving RFK Speech After Dallas Shooting
In the wake of the tragic shootings of nearly a dozen police officers in Dallas, internet users are sharing a speech from the past they say applies to our current situation. Robert Kennedy’s eulogy following the 1968 assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. is considered one of the great addresses of the 20th century, a call for unity in a time of great unrest.
Live: Obama Speaks on Alton Sterling and Philando Castile
President Obama delivered a speech Thursday night addressing the shooting deaths of two black men in Louisiana and Minnesota by police this week. The deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile sent shock waves throughout the nation as video of both incidents spread on the internet. Earlier Thursday, Obama said that “all Americans should be deeply troubled” by the shootings in a statement released by the White House.
Norway Kills More Whales Than Japan and Iceland Combined, Report Finds
Norway kills more whales every year than some of the most notorious whaling countries combined, according to a new report. Co-written by three environmental and animal rights NGOs—Animal Welfare Institute, OceanCare and ProWildlife—the report concludes that Norwegian whalers are responsible for killing some 12,000 whales since 1993.
Daniel Carey White - trivalleycentral.com: Obituaries
A Celebration of Life service will be held at 10:00 am, Saturday, June 18 at Grace Church, 1319 E. Cottonwood Lane, Casa Grande. Pastor Jeremiah Bradford officiating. Dan is survived by his loving wife of 34 years, Sharon (Comunale) White and their only son Joshua White and his wife Monica of Casa Grande, AZ, and his two “prettiest” granddaughters Abby and Ally White. Dan has four surviving siblings; Barbara (Bob) King of Ohio, Doris (James) Lewis and Mary E.
Richard Branson Caught an Employee Sleeping on the Job, So He Trolled Him With This Photo
Having your boss catch you sleeping on the job is an employee’s worst nightmare—but can imagine if they took a picture, too? Virgin Group founder Richard Branson did just that on a recent trip to visit the Virgin Australia offices, according to a post on his Virgin.com blog. “I popped into the office and the airport to say hello and check in to see what the team are up to.
Donald Trump Ramps Up Attacks Against Judge in Trump University Case
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump ramped up his attacks on the judge presiding over the Trump University case, once again raising the judge's Mexican ancestry. Trump said U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel had "an absolute conflict" in presiding over civil fraud proceedings against Trump University because he was "of Mexican heritage," according to a Wall Street Journal report. Gonzalo was born in Indiana to Mexican immigrant parents.
Olympics: See How Rio de Janeiro Changed in 30 Years
Satellite imagery shows how the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro has changed in the last three decades. Images from NASA’s Earth Observatory taken by Landsat satellites show how the Barra da Tijuca neighborhood—site of many of the 2016 Olympic events—has changed from 1984 to 2015. A visible difference between the two images is the Barra Olympic Park facility, a triangular tract of land near Laka Jacarepagua that houses sporting venues for the Olympic games.
Hillary Clinton Would Rather Have George Clooney as VP Instead of Bernie Sanders
Hillary Clinton would pick an actor over Bernie Sanders as her vice president. During an appearance on NBC’s The Ellen Show, the Democratic presidential front runner played a “Who Would Your Rather” game with host Ellen DeGeneres, focusing on potential vice presidents. Clinton was shown two pictures of politicians, actors or musicians and asked to pick one as her choice for her running mate.
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