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5 questions (and expert answers) about Bosnia and Herzegovina’s election
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) goes to the polls on October 4 for its tenth general election since the Bosnian war ended in 1995. The vote will take place under the constitutional regime created by the Dayton Peace Agreement, even as the country strives to move beyond the ethnic divisions historically embedded in that system.
What's at stake in Bosnia and Herzegovina's 2026 election
On Thursday, October 1 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will gather experts to discuss Bosnia and Herzegovina’s upcoming general elections. Bosnians will head to the polls on October 4, in a vote that carries significant weight for the country’s institutional trajectory and its Euro-Atlantic integration.
What's at stake in Bosnia and Herzegovina's 2026 elections
On Thursday, October 1 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council’s Europe Center will gather experts to discuss Bosnia and Herzegovina’s upcoming general elections. Bosnians will head to the polls on October 4, in a vote that carries significant weight for the country’s institutional trajectory and its Euro-Atlantic integration.
Chameleon Chair Collection® Earns Federal Trade Dress Registration for Iconic Fanfare® Chair Design
Chameleon Chair Collection® Earns Federal Trade Dress Registration for Iconic Fanfare® Chair Design Candlelit grandeur at a gilded estate reception featuring the Gold Fanfare® chair. Soft lavender florals and the Gold Fanfare® chair in an elegant ballroom setting. A serene outdoor tablescape with the Gold Fanfare® chair under string lights. Jewel-toned drama and the Gold Fanfare® chair at a moody ballroom reception. A crisp all-white outdoor reception featuring the Silver Fanfare® chair.
THE EVENT SUMMIT ANNOUNCES 2026 CONFERENCE DATE AND NEW PARTNERSHIPS
The Event Summit returns October 6–7, 2026, at Pérez Art Museum Miami for two days of leadership education and strategic growth for event professionals. Chris Weinberg, Founder of The Event Summit and CEO of Chris Weinberg Events, speaking at a past summit. The 2026 edition takes place October 6–7 at Pérez Art Museum Miami.
Winter Garden College returns to be held across six Minnesota counties
The University of Minnesota Extension is excited to bring back their Winter Garden College workshop series in six counties across the state in early 2026. Winter Garden College is a two-hour deep dive into backyard garden and small-scale farming topics. This course is split into two 30-minute presentations along with a 45-minute hands-on session, and costs $20 to attend. The first presentation will show you how to create a restorative habitat that supports biodiversity in your own yard.
Renowned Event Rentals Celebrates One Year of Transforming Southern California Weddings
Renowned Event Rentals Celebrates One Year of Transforming Southern California Weddings The Founders of Renowned Event Rentals Orange County–based rental company marks its first year with design-forward offerings and lasting industry impact. We quickly realized that our true passion lies in weddings.
Zola Simone on her self-labeled Androgynous Pop in New York
I met Zola Simone at a rooftop party thrown by mutual friends last fall. She was wearing baggy jeans, a graphic t-shirt, and a beanie, and when we got to talking I could immediately feel her vibrance and sense of self-possession. We started chatting about what had brought us there that night, and she told me she went to the Clive Davis Institute at NYU and had recently put out a song called “Therapist” produced by one of our aforementioned mutual friends, Jaden Tyler.
The Sad Tale of Maine’s Extinct Sea Mink
A species known as the sea mink (Neogale macrodon) went extinct in Maine only 150 years ago. Never heard of it? You’re not alone. Most Mainers haven’t. Though it held immense cultural significance for Indigenous communities and European fur traders before its extinction, it has since been forgotten. Scientists want to know why. How different was the sea mink from the still-living American mink? What else was lost after the sea mink went extinct?
NYU’s creative writing department kicks off its fall 2023 reading series
NYU’s Lillian Vernon Creative Writers House, a vessel for artistry and imagination tucked into the West Village, houses the creative writing program’s fall 2023 reading series. It commenced on Thursday, Sept. 14, with poetry readings by Dean Rader and Nicole Sealey. The night began with a warm welcome by Joanna Yas, readings and special programs manager for NYU’s creative writing program. Yas invited MFA poetry student Madeline Zuzevich up to the podium to introduce esteemed poet Dean Rader.
Program Board’s mystery concert brings new levels of fun to NYU
NYU students had Bleecker Street’s Le Poisson Rouge bursting with infectious energy on Thursday, Sept. 21 for the Program Board’s annual Mystery Concert. This year’s show, headlined by rapper TisaKorean and supported by artists Diz and Safa, was exploding with powerful moments and incredible excitement. TisaKorean, most widely known for his songs “Dip (#thewoah)” and “WERKKK,” was a surprising yet intriguing headliner.
‘Daisy Jones & the Six’: From the paperback to the small screen and beyond
Taylor Jenkins Reid’s novel was adapted into a new Amazon Prime drama that comes with a whole world of merchandise and music. Olivia Olson, Contributing Writer Last month, the miniseries “Daisy Jones & the Six,” adapted from Taylor Jenkins Reid’s best-selling novel of the same title, graced the small screen via Amazon Prime.
Review: Margaret Qualley shines bright in ‘Stars at Noon’
Sensory-based director Claire Denis has created a film that produces a humid heat palpable through the screen. Full of passion and peril, Denis’s film “Stars at Noon” presents a romantic thriller that requires a particular taste, as it tends to focus on nuance over narrative. The film, shot in Panama and set in Nicaragua, is adapted from the late Denis Johnson’s 1986 novel of the same name, and takes the source material and shapes it for a modern audience.
Green, Harris, and Orlando publish new paper to improve healthcare for elders
Executive Summary By Olivia Olson In “Breaking Down Silos to Improve the Health of Older Adults,” Richard Green, Patricia Harris, and Anthony Orlando make the case for Medicare coverage of home safety renovations to minimize injurious falls. Falling is the number one cause of injury and seventh leading cause of death in adults ages 65 and older. Over a quarter of that population falls annually, with approximately a third of those falls resulting in medical treatment or lifestyle changes.
On Memorial Day: Honoring sacrifice
For decades, families, friends, and neighbors have stood shoulder to shoulder at the Edmonds Cemetery, enduring the rain or relishing the sun, with red poppies sprouting from their buttonholes and American flags demarcating the graves of the fallen heroes resting below their feet. Bagpipes, brass, and rifle shots echo as a reverent audience bows its head in remembrance, prayer, and respect.
Crisis on the Streets: Homelessness in Los Angeles County
by Olivia Olson The County of Los Angeles encompasses 88 cities, 75 miles of coastal beauty, and 28 Fortune 500 companies. On glittering beaches and glossy skyscrapers lit by perennial sunshine, the contrast between success and poverty is starkly illuminated. Perusing iconic locations such as the Grand Central Market or the Santa Monica pier, visitors are confronted with malnourished bodies wrapped in old coats and children begging for their next meal.
We’re Not Publishing Your Story, But Here’s Why We’re Awesome Anyway
Photo by bruce mars from Pexels Dear Writer: We can’t tell you how honored we are that you sent your story to us for consideration. We understand that writing a story is like bearing a child, and sending it out into the world just to watch it get rejected and humiliated and deemed completely worthless is a kind of pain no person should ever have to endure. That said, we have to reject your story. We don’t want to, but we absolutely have to. It just didn’t have that oomph for us, you know?
The Women Targeted Ads Mistake Me For
Guess again, Facebook robots! An independently wealthy millennial who resents the hell out of sock seams YOUTUBE A eager-to-be influenced woman with mild to moderate eczema and Crohn’s disease. Needs a dozen different birth control options ranging from the relatively mild to the medieval just to keep up with her red dress-wearin’, latte-sippin’, flower-shoppin’-with-her-vacant-eyed-and-bearded-boyfriend lifestyle.
poem without awakening
Courtesy of Jeremy Bishop poem without awakening of course it’s cruel to kill a bear as it hibernates, but forgive me: my first thought when i heard the outcry was this is how i want to go: asleep, full, before spring, holed up, breathing slowly and then not, already unconscious for a long time, and then— ♦ poem without desire consider the knees: a hinge holding the thighs’ call for gravity.
Adventure Time: Marcy & Simon Continues the Story of the Cartoon as the Vampire Queen and Former Ice King Have an Adventure
BOOM! Studios and Cartoon Network today announced ADVENTURE TIME™: MARCY & SIMON #1 (of 6), kicking off an all-new limited series epic in January 2019. Writer Olivia Olson (Marceline on Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time™) and artist Slimm Fabert (Adventure Time™ comic series) unveil the exciting official comic book continuation of the Emmy® Award-winning Cartoon Network animated series by revealing what’s next for the titular Vampire Queen and the former Ice King.
Free Flow bike service aims to create a better biking community on campus
While studying abroad in Berlin, Northwestern students Robert Babich and John Gustafson encountered one major issue, time and time again: how to get around in the most efficient and affordable way. The two students spent the summer of 2017 participating in a customized study abroad program at Humboldt University through Northwestern’s Undergraduate Learning Abroad office.
“Not your grandfather’s militaries:” Researching new models of civil-military relations in Africa
Jahara “Franky” Matisek is not your average graduate student. An active duty Air Force officer, Matisek is earning his doctorate at Northwestern University through a special program that enables officers from the U.S. Military to learn and live as civilians under a 3-year fellowship from the U.S. Air Force. The officers then take that experience back with them into the military education system as professors, strategists or senior leaders.
Here's Why You Need To Take Echinacea Tablets
As a tired, sickly high school student, I struggled to balance everything on my plate. That was until my advisor recommended echinacea tablets. Several species of this plant are used to create medicine from its leaves, flower and root. With properties that work to strengthen the immune system and combat cold and flu symptoms, you need to add echinacea to your daily routine. What is this magical plant?
Memorial Day essay: 'My Responsibility to America' - My Edmonds News
Publisher’s note: Olivia Olson, a junior at Edmonds-Woodway High School, read this essay during the Edmonds Memorial Day ceremony May 29. We are posting it here, with her permission, in response to readers’ requests. Vulnerable, helpless, and defenseless. That’s how we all start our lives, entirely dependent upon our parents. They feed us, bathe us, and teach us the importance of sharing and saying please. It seems our parents can solve any problem; they are everything we aspire to become.
Who Has the Healthier Chicken Nuggets? Chick-fil-A versus McDonald's
Lifestyle By Olivia Olson at Northwestern University One of the most beloved foods, chicken nuggets are perfect for almost any occasion. Unfortunately, we nugget-lovers realize these breaded bad boys aren't exactly the healthiest. It's no secret Chick-fil-A and McDonald's dominate the chicken nugget industry. That being said, one of these places sells way healthier nuggets.
"Gods of August (II)" and "Song for My Sister's Body" | The Offing
You who can hear but never see us, see what you’ve done: grow up deep in Alabama long enough, and there’s no difference between a body mounted above an altar or a mantle.
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