PARK SLOPE, Brooklyn — It’s always a good time for pizza. Ask Miriam Weiskind. For the past year and a half, she has been baking pizzas in her neighborhood of Park Slope. “My mom inspired me to give pizza to those in need. I put together a menu and told people it’s free, just text […]
Company growth, supported by the use of alternative data in underwriting, helps expand access to credit to a large underserved consumer market CHICAGO, November 30, 2021– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – OppFi Inc. (NYSE: OPFI) (“OppFi“), a leading financial technology platform that enables banks to help ordinary consumers access credit, today announced it has facilitated the issuance […]
November 29, 2021 Working on the cutting edge of net-zero technology, lasting gifts for FMs are a great place to start. See the video > Sustainable donation New study from American Express shows nearly two-thirds (62%) of Britons will buy lasting gifts this holiday season Sustainable shopping during the holiday season is even more important […]
The advertising industry has long paired two creatives in the roles of art director and copywriter, but how are the positions distributed in the modern industry? What’s the difference between a copywriter and an art director? The answer may seem obvious: one takes care of the visuals while the other makes sure the words are […]
“Also remember that when people look at you, most of the time it’s because they’re looking at you, not judging you.” We know that personal style is a journey (I’m looking at you, Tumblr years), so we’ve introduced a new series Hi, I like your style! dive into the fashion psyche of our favorite designers. […]
The holiday spirit hit Carmel Valley this weekend. The Carmel Valley Art Association hosted its annual holiday fair. It was an opportunity for people to shop locally while supporting a local cause. “I appreciate that people care about coming back locally. And people care about the community,†said Cheryl Fraenzle, a client. Leah Brooks, owner […]
This year, the South County Art Association will finally have the chance to celebrate its 50th annual Holiday Art Sale, even though it took another year to do so. Executive Director Kathleen Carland told The Independent this week that she was happy to reopen the doors to the public, exhibit the works of more than […]
A team of researchers, including scientists from the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) and the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) at Michigan State University (MSU), having solved the case of the missing mass of zirconium-80. To be fair, they broke the case as well. The experimenters showed that zirconium-80 – a zirconium atom with […]
Sam Stewart, whose talent as a “collector of people” helped him turn a Utah financial firm into a multi-billion dollar business, has passed away. Stewart died at his Salt Lake City home on Tuesday, according to his son, Josh Stewart. Stewart was 79 – and, as he often predicted, was at his home desk, presumably […]
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Fox Sports’ Midday kick-off The panel took a critical look at Steve Sarkisian’s freshman year at Texas ahead of Friday’s 22-17 win over Kansas State. Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops offered a particularly harsh assessment, when reminded of Sarkisian’s “all gas, no brakes” motto. “You don’t need the brakes when you’re out of gas,” Stoops […]
Organic crystals in solid solution have been led to search for higher photon upconversion materials, which convert long wavelength light currently lost into shorter wavelength light that is more useful. Scientists at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have revisited a previously deemed dull approach to materials – using a molecule originally developed for organic LEDs […]
Local artist Andy Watson will host the 2021 Front Range Art Association (FRAA) Christmas Show. FRAA members are excited to show their work in Fairfield this year. Jim Utsler, Choteau and Pat Shephard, Dupuyer paint Christmas decorations. Photos courtesy of Diane Hausmann There will be a variety of artwork on display in the gallery, such […]
It is said that imitation is one of the sincerest forms of flattery. Done well, it could even spur innovation. Just look at how the smartphone market evolved from Blackberry-style QWERTY devices to touchscreen handsets that followed the model of the first iPhone. In Tesla’s case, it appears its network of fast-charging superchargers is having […]
Nothing says you do a great job as a manager better than when you hear it from the people you supervise. Our Sales Manager for the Week, Rich Renko of Krol Communications, was named by one of his salespeople who told Radio Ink “Rich is a rock star when we take him to meetingsâ€. You […]
Staff reports 23 November 2021 1of11 The “That Certain Shade of Christmas” exhibit and sale begins Thanksgiving weekend at the Washington Art Association in Washington Depot. Pictured are wobbly Christmas trees by Richard Heys, hand-turned cones of various woods suspended from a pointed base. WAA / Photo contributionShow moreShow less 2of11 Pictured are Julie Siegmund’s […]
Rollomatic Inc., a subsidiary of Rollomatic Holding Switzerland, has appointed Jeremy David as Group Applications Manager for the Rollomatic and Strausak brands in the North American market. Jeremy David is also a member of the group’s management team. Rollomatic and Strausak are manufacturers of CNC tools, milling and peel grinders as well as laser cutting […]
Notre Dame’s newly acquired Emilio Sanchez pieces embody technical excellence while successfully connecting with audiences through calming images and colors. Often when we think of art we envision subversion and complexity with deep philosophical significance. However, Sanchez’s work takes a more streamlined and minimalist approach characterized by a geometric style and representation of everyday objects. […]
We are looking for a super talented Art Director to join the team. Reporting to the Creative Director, you will be a key member of the Customer Experience team that drives the artistic photographic vision, inspires and supports the team to create compelling and artistically exceptional work for various campaigns on our commercial platforms. This […]
Manchester United coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sacked The Norwegian had signed a three-year contract extension until 2024 in July, but he was sacked after United lost five of their last seven league games. Reuters, Manchester, 21 November 2021, 16:23 is updated: 21 November 2021, 16:24 ist Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked on […]
The billionaire hedge fund manager and founder of Citadel outbid a group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts in an auction that put up for sale one of the rarest and first printed copies of the U.S. Constitution . The billionaire owner of the hedge fund paid $ 43.2 million to win the bidding war and wrested the […]
Jeffrey Cullen-Dean / The Newnan Times-Herald Members of the Newnan-Coweta Art Association donate art supplies to the art department at Newnan High School. The Newnan-Coweta Art Association donated art supplies, cleaning supplies and picnic tables to the art department at Newnan High School on Tuesday. Rae Duncan, director and chair of NCAA scholarships, said she […]
IIn a scene from Netflix’s Dhamaka, an anchor points out to his team “Blurb ka matlab hota hai daraana, dhamkana, rulana yaa phir tension dena”. It’s a subtle dig into the television news media in this country, which believes in annoying your audience by pushing them to an edge rather than pulling them into a […]
The Porterville Art Association is proud to present Jeanette Brewer as the exclusive artist for the PAA Gallery located at 151 North Main Street, Porterville, in Studio E. “Since joining the arts association, my artwork has evolved from basic African cultural images to black American cowboys, floral art and endangered species, â€said Brewer. “Everything that […]
The Abu Dhabi Festival brings together and presents the world’s greatest artists and performers in the United Arab Emirates every year. The Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation has nurtured creativity across the UAE for over two decades. Exceptional opportunity for a strategic and creative leader of marcoms with multi-campaign experience in productions, events, exhibitions […]
Better late than never. Or rather: much, much better late than never. As a pre-show ad at the American Airlines Theater makes clear, it took pioneering black playwright Alice Childress about 66 years. the comedy-drama “Trouble in Mind” to get to Broadway. Originally produced on Off Broadway in 1955, the play was due to move […]
JOB OVERVIEW We have an exciting opportunity for a creative, ambitious and eco-friendly team member with a passion for marketing who wants to positively impact a growing brand. EarthX is seeking a Marketing Manager who will play a key role in managing consumer marketing for the EarthX and EarthxTV initiatives, with the overall goal of […]
These are some of the entries for the Redlands Art Association’s 6-Inch Square Show 2020. The 2021 exhibit opens on November 20 and will run until December 12. (Photo by Sandy Davies, Redlands Art Association) An exhibition of similarly sized works of art will open on Saturday, November 20 in the Featured Artists’ Corner of […]
These are some of the entries for the Redlands Art Association’s 6-Inch Square Show 2020. The 2021 exhibit opens on November 20 and will run until December 12. (Photo by Sandy Davies, Redlands Art Association) An exhibition of similarly sized works of art will open on Saturday, November 20 in the Featured Artists’ Corner of […]
Rod Stewart said he only recently found out why he wasn’t a part of Live Aid in 1985. Many expected him to take part in the global charity event, especially since he has just achieved worldwide success with his song “Some Guys Have All the Luck”. Rumors suggested he hadn’t been able to form a […]
ART DIRECTOR’S CUT, NOVEMBER 16 November 16, 2021 by LAM Staff The things our art director Chris McGee hated leaving out in the current issue of LAM. Photo by Timothy A. Schuler. From “The Bridge Builder” by Timothy Schuler in the November 2021 issue, about Martin Smith, a fourth-generation Arkansas Delta native, whose vision for […]
In the novel “A Tale of Two Cities”, Charles Dickens begins his story with “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …” In some ways, that could describe the past year. The pandemic has brought a lot of grief and loss, but in his anger there have also been moments […]
Sports Interactive have mastered the art of creating the most complex and addictive football management simulations. This is something the developer has been working on for years, and with every entry, Football manager constantly improving its timeless foundations. And while there are some installments once every few years that make huge, game-changing upgrades, Football manager […]
Created by visual designer Michelle Koza, Esprit Flashback is the world’s largest archive of 1980s Esprit items. Accumulated for over 30 years, the collection carefully preserves everything about one of the most iconic fashion brands of this decade. You can even browse the archives online by going to its Instagram page. Tamotsu Yagi’s latest donation […]
CLINTON – Cindy Ronan’s Scroll Saw Wood Art is part of the Clinton Art Association’s annual membership exhibit at the River Arts Center this fall. Ronan, who recently retired from Mount Carroll, Ill., Suspended his intarsia and fretwork on Tuesday in preparation for Wednesday’s opening. “I’ve worked with wood my whole life,†Ronan said. “I […]
Pathways is an integral part of the revamped Connections curriculum. But, as a junior and member of Media, Rhetoric and Communication Pathway, I found myself unexpectedly puzzled trying to understand precisely what this program is trying to accomplish and how it enriches my own college experience. Inspired by centers of interdisciplinary scholarship, each Path is […]
Viking Forge, LLC, is a state-of-the-art custom forging company located in Northeast Ohio. Viking Forge produces made-to-order parts that are not only scheduled months into the future, but also subject to fluctuations in demand and changes in customers. Especially during the pandemic, the supply chain was severely disrupted. Viking needs to provide more accurate promise […]
Written by Abraham Galvan on November 9, 2021 Advertising Coral Gables commissioners re-examined the evolution of the city’s mobility hub on Tuesday and suggested detailed improvements moving forward. Then, despite some concerns about the appearance of a modern building, they voted to move the project forward. During the committee meeting, city officials gave their opinion […]
Benjamin millar When Kim Reilly took on an administrative role at the Louis Joel Arts & Community Center shortly after it opened, she had no idea she was starting a 15-year stay at the center. After spending the past six years as director of the popular Altona organization, she now hands the reins to new […]
Shortly before 9:30 a.m. under sunny skies the last week of the season, Jake Mays pulls his white Ford F-150 pickup into a parking spot behind the Fredericksburg Nationals stadium. After completing a day of work just over nine hours earlier, the 2015 Colonial Forge High School graduate is about to begin another long day […]
Ian Baraclough has confirmed he will sign a new contract as manager of Northern Ireland “in the coming days” after confirming his squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Lithuania and Italy in Windsor Park. The 50-year-old, who is nearing the end of an 18-month contract he signed last summer to replace Michael O’Neill, […]
ART DIRECTOR’S CUT, NOVEMBER 4 November 4, 2021 by LAM Staff The things our art director Chris McGee hated leaving out in the current issue of LAM. Image courtesy of Russell + Mills Studios. From “Home Brewed” by Brian Barth in the November 2021 issue, about the New Belgium Brewing Company headquarters on the east […]
You Paid It: City of St. Peters Says Homeowner for Too Many Sunflowers in Front Yard Local News / 19 hours ago Video In new program, Justice Ferguson declares every day a day of amnesty for minor traffic violations Local News / 2 days ago Video You Paid It – St. Clair County State Attorney […]
Cocoa Beach Public Library Event Package The Central Brevard Art Association presents its annual Christmas art display and sale at the Cocoa Beach Public Library, showcasing the unique talents of local artists. (image from the ACAA) BREVARD COUNTY • COCOA BEACH, FLORIDA – The Central Brevard Art Association will be presenting its annual Christmas art […]
Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Antonio Conte, former Chelsea, Juventus and Inter Milan coach, to replace Nuno Espirito Santo. Conte, who signed a deal until 2023 with an extra time option, returns to the Premier League after winning the division with Chelsea in 2017 and the FA Cup a year later. He also won Serie A […]
“The 51st Annual Badlands Art Show is an open exhibit. An “open” show means you don’t have to pass a judge to enter the show. The BAA is a small group; it is our major event of the year. We do the show to give artists of all skill levels the opportunity to showcase their […]
The voice celebrated its 500th episode last week, and one of the recurring themes of the NBC singing contest over its 10 years has been the intense rivalry spawned between country superstar Blake Shelton and Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. Levine – who, like Shelton, was a coach when The voice debuted in 2011 – […]
Eric Grief, a lawyer and entertainment manager best known for his work with Death, has passed away. He struggled with diabetes for most of his life and was looking for a kidney donor for the past few months. Eric was responsible for the continuing legacy of Death as well as the late frontman Chuck Schuldiner, […]
The Badlands Art Association will host its 51st Annual Fall Art Show Nov. 12-14 in the Roosevelt Hotel’s Grand Dakota Ballroom, featuring a three-day regional art show featuring clay pottery, oil paintings, watercolours, pencil/pen sketches and photography. “The 51st Annual Badlands Art Show is an open exhibit. An “open” show means you don’t need to […]