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Forwardleag LLC Introduces a Single-Platform Solution for Fulfillment, Parcel Consolidation, and Reverse Logistics
New Jersey-based logistics company launches an integrated service model designed to simplify global supply chain operations for ecommerce businesses Ecommerce brands shouldn't have to coordinate between five different vendors to get a single order cycle completed” — Seth Gordon NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ, UNITED STATES, March 19, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Forwardleag LLC, a newly established fulfillment and logistics company headquartered in New Brunswick, New Jersey, announces the launch of its...
What Happened to the U.S. Nonprofit Theatre Movement?
In the new book Crossroads in the American Theatre, published by Smith & Kraus in October, author Seth Gordon—who worked on the staffs of New York City’s Primary Stages, the Cleveland Play House, and the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, and now teaches directing and theatre management at the University of Oklahoma—interviews theatre leaders, mostly artistic directors at nonprofit institutions, exploring common themes and trends in the new American theatre.
Back in Action (2025) - Cast, Reviews, Trailers & Where to Watch
'Den of Thieves 2: Pantera' Is Good but Lacks What Made the Original Great. While a solid heist movie,... ‘Sonic the Hedgehog 3’ Provides Familiar, Frenetic Family Fun and Double the Jim Carrey. The new... ‘The Six Triple Eight’ Delivers a Compelling True Story in Sometimes Cliched Fashion. The new film... ‘Nickel Boys’ Tells a Searing Story in a New, Not Always Successful Way. Formally experimental, ‘Nickel... ‘Mufasa: The Lion King Suffers a Serious Case of Prequelitis as it Turns Back the Clock.
Priyanka Chopra Upcoming Movies 2024, 2025
Before discussing Priyanka Chopra upcoming movies in detail, let’s have a quick look at her latest assignments in the world of entertainment! Priyanka Chopra is a leading actress, philanthropist, singer, and also the winner of the most prestigious Miss World pageant held in the year 2000′. Read More- Salman Khan Upcoming Movies Her name figures among the highest paid actresses in the world. She has also become one of the most popular personalities who has a self image and figure.
Shock and Redemption
Should we have been shocked by the pro-Hamas demonstrations on our elite college campuses in the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas massacre? Yes and no. Should we be worried? Yes. Do we have the means to redeem our universities? Absolutely. The pro-Hamas gatherings were decades-long in the making, the convergence of two phenomena: a deliberate radical exported agenda and American cultural evolutions, particularly college life.
People are realising the secret meaning behind the pot symbol on beauty products & you shouldn't ignore it on mascara | The Sun
HAVE you ever wondered what all the symbols on the back of your beauty products mean? Well, one woman has revealed what one of the symbols mean and you better pay attention to it – especially when it comes to your mascara. Professional makeup artist, Delaney Kalea, took to TikTok to explain what the pot symbol meant. The symbol will appear on beauty products and shows an open pot which has a number and letter in the middle.
Palace Cineplex reopens today - See you there!
Palace Amusement takes pride in welcoming patrons back to Palace Cineplex in the Sovereign Centre, Liguanea. The return of Palace Cineplex marks the full reopening of cinemas on the Palace Amusement circuit, as the company emerges from the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Palace Cineplex reopens May 4
Published:Wednesday | April 27, 2022 | 12:06 AM Previous Pause Next Movie patrons will be happy to hear that the big screens at Palace Cineplex in the Sovereign Centre, Liguanea, will be back next week. The return of Palace Cineplex marks the full reopening of cinemas on the Palace Amusement circuit, as the company, like the rest of the local economy, attempts to emerge from the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Opening Friday
The Lost City The adventure just turned real Brilliant, but reclusive author Loretta Sage (Academy Award winner Sandra Bullock) has spent her career writing about exotic places in her popular romance-adventure novels featuring handsome cover model Alan (Channing Tatum), who has dedicated his life to embodying the hero character, ‘Dash’.
Veterans' Champions: Dr. Tom Hardy
Dr. Seth Gordon and Dr. Tom Hardy, Chief of Staff at the Dayton VA Medical Center Army veteran Tom Hardy is the Chief of Staff at the Dayton VA Medical Center and he’s got a reputation for being approachable knowing how to listen. Hardy served in the Vietnam war where he learned how a doctor can have an impact on people’s lives. He talked with Dr. Seth Gordon of the Veteran and Military Center at Wright State. "I'm a family practice Doc and I retired from the Army in 1998.
Veteran's Champions: Bob Goodstein
Air Force veteran Ben Goodstine is a vice president at Dayton Children's Hospital. The military taught him how to be a leader. Today, he draws from his training and mentors other veterans. He reminds them that their time in the service set them up for success. He told his story to Dr. Seth Gordon, of the Wright State Veteran and Military Center. "In the military, if you stay in for more than four years, they really push you into leadership.
Veterans' Champions': David Hart and Tim O'Sullivan
Army veteran David Hart is the founder of Blue Skies for the Good Guys and Gals, a non-profit that takes wounded veterans and their families skydiving. Hart and his brother made Blue Skies a part of the Warrior Weekend Program, a time of relaxation and fun activities for veterans who were injured while during their military service. It was at a Warrior Weekend that Hart met Air Force veteran Tim O'Sullivan. The Veterans' Champions speak with WYSO about their shared experience.
Veterans' Champions: Charlynda Scales
Charlynda Scales is an Air Force veteran and an entrepreneur. She’s the founder of Mutt’s Sauce, an all-purpose, tomato-based condiment. Every sale of Mutt’s Sauce benefits a charity for veterans but it’s more than just a business model for Scales. It’s a family legacy that began with another Air Force veteran, her grandfather. My grandfather's name was Charlie Ferrell and his call sign was Mutt for his ability to blend in anywhere. He had friends all over.
Veteran's Champions: Sam Surowitz and Seth Gordon
Student veterans have a unique set of challenges. It can be frustrating for them to interact with an organization or people who don’t understand their needs and military experiences. Seth Gordon and Sam Surowitz get this. Gordon is the Director of Veteran and Military Center at Wright State University and Surowitz is an Army veteran and the Director of Military and Veteran Programs and Services at the University of Dayton.
Vetrans' Champions: Bridget Federspiel
Perry McLeod / Blue Star Palmetto Patriots 2018 Bridget Federspiel Bridget Federspiel is a history teacher at Stivers School for the Arts. For more than a decade, she and her students have interviewed veterans who served in conflicts from World War II to Afghanistan, and then send the interviews to the Library of Congress for their Veterans History Project.
Veterans' Champions: Audrey Smith and Jay Wainscott
Jay Wainscott is the director of the Dayton Vet Center and his colleague Audrey Smith is a Readjustment Counselor at the center. Together, they help veterans and their families cope with the trauma that often comes with military service. Scott and Smith have different professional backgrounds but helping veterans get back into life after serving is a passion they share. Jay Wainscott: So, I began my career in community mental health, mostly in substance abuse.
Veterans' Champions: Marilyn McCauley
Air Force veteran Marilyn McCauley is the founder and chair of Operation Fairborn Cares, a grassroots organization helping post 9/11 veterans transition back to civilian life. Marilyn tells her friend Cassie Barlow about the young man who inspired her to start Operation Fairborn Cares. (Transcription): Marilyn McCauley: It was a sad story. He entered Iraq very early on. They got into the chemicals that Russia had left in that part of the country, back when they were in there.
Veterans' Champions: Cassie Barlow
MyVeteran Community is a national effort to ensure that veterans and their families know about, and have access to, the resources they need to succeed during and after service. Air Force veteran Cassie Barlow leads the local division which is called Greater Miami Valley MyVeteran Community. Barlow tells her friend Marilyn McCauley why she became involved in MyVeteran Community and why it’s important to attract veterans to the area.
A new season of Veterans' Voices: Veterans' Champions
In the new season of Veterans' Voices, you will hear from people who serveveterans, provide them with medical care, counseling, educational opportunities, jobs and and just plain moral support. We call them Veterans Champions. If you’re a veteran or in a veterans family, you understand something about what their lives are like. But if you’re not, our series will help you understand what they contribute to who we are as a community and what’s being done to help them thrive.
Veterans' Voices: Writing And Burning Your Story
This story originally aired on December 11, 2020. In recent years, research has shown that post traumatic stress disorder can be helped with expressive writing. Marine Corps veteran Chris Bussler of Harveysburg tells his wife, Wendy, about a creative strategy he found to cope with the stress of his multiple deployments. A warning that some listeners may find this story disturbing.
Veterans' Voices: A Woman's Place In The Military
Women in the military often face two fronts. They fight the enemy and prejudice from male enlistees. Navy veteran Dawn Bellinger of Beavercreek who tells her friend Connie Jackson of Kettering about the discrimination she faced during her service. Transcript: Connie Jackson (CJ): What made you decide to go into the service and how did you choose what branch of service? Dawn Bellinger (DB): I came from a military family.
Veterans' Voices: A Woman's Place In The Military
Women in the military often face two fronts. They fight the enemy and prejudice from male enlistees. Navy veteran Dawn Bellinger of Beavercreek who tells her friend Connie Jackson of Kettering about the discrimination she faced during her service. Transcript: Connie Jackson (CJ): What made you decide to go into the service and how did you choose what branch of service? Dawn Bellinger (DB): I came from a military family.
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