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MSI Express Inc. Recalls Unilever Foods Solution US Knorr Curry Chicken and Rice Soup Mixed Fresh Ingredients and Undisclosed Allergens | Food Safety and Security Service

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WASHINGTON, July 20, 2022 – MSI Express Inc., a Grand Prairie, Texas facility, is recalling approximately 16,498 pounds of chicken and rice soup mix products due to misbranding and an undeclared allergen, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, FSIS ) announced today. The product contains milk, a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label. Uncooked Shelf Stable Thai Style Curry Chicken with Rice Soup Mix was produced on January 19, 2022 and January 31, 2022. The following products are subject to the recall [see labels]: The products subject to the recallRead News

New Cyber ​​Risk Targets Small Businesses | Daily Business Review

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With names like AstraLocker, RedAlert, CheckMate, and Maui, today’s ransomware sounds more like video games than programs that will shut down your network, steal customer data, and disrupt your business for weeks or longer. According to CFC, a specialist insurance provider, you can add another ransomware risk to the list. The newest entrant, known as “BazarCall,” is targeting small businesses in particular. CFC said in a press release that “the BazarCall attack method is increasingly being used by known ransomware groups and is responsible for the increasing number of malware infections observed by CFC over the past three months.” YouRead News

letter from dr Tromp: Business Updates – Boise State News

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I would like to share some updates about our business operations. We are rolling out a new organizational structure that we believe will lead to greater efficiency, synergy and alignment between our operations and the employee experience. We strive to fulfill the goals of our strategic plan, Blueprint for Success, to serve our students and provide stronger support to those of you working within these units. Finance and Administration We are launching a nationwide search for a new Vice President for Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer. This role oversees finance and administration; budget and planning; information Technology; theRead News

Odessan promoted to merchant banker

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Chad Alexander, President of the South Region of First Bank & Trust, announced Jessica Chavez’s recent promotion to investment banker. Chavez will have offices at the Odessa location at 7281 Tres Hermanas Boulevard. “Jessica has been an integral member of the FBT team for many years and has shown her talent for corporate banking,” says Alexander. “She will be a valuable resource for our corporate clients in her new role.” Born in Big Spring, Chavez moved to Odessa when she was a toddler and has stayed ever since. Her career in banking began in 2004 and since then Jessica hasRead News

Third Ohio Gambling Business Owner Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud Conspiracy

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A Florida man pleaded guilty today to plotting to defraud the IRS over owning and running illegal gambling companies in Guangzhou. According to court papers and statements made in court, from 2009 to 2018 Larry Dayton, 46, along with Jason Kachner, Rebecca Kachner and other co-conspirators, owned and operated two illegal gambling companies, Skilled Shamrock and Redemption. Dayton pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to defraud the IRS by filing false tax returns that ignored the monetary income he received from gambling companies and using the nominee to conceal his property. Between 2012 and 2017, Dayton did not report overRead News

The Virtual Enterprise: Building a more connected, expansive enterprise

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Virtual Business: Building a large networked business The past two years have shown the power of exponential technologies such as AI, automation and cloud computing to accelerate digital transformation, as companies look to better serve… The past two years have shown the power of exponential technologies such as AI, automation and cloud computing to accelerate digital transformation, as companies look to better serve their customers and find new sources of value. coming out of disaster. Today, new importance, such as sustainability and security, are at the top of the minds of business leaders, and these leaders must deal with newRead News

ABB to Spin Off, Accelleron Turbocharging Business List

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Asian-themed business cluster grows here – SanTan Sun News SanTan Sun News

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Shops with an Asian flair are proliferating around the intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Dobson Road. The increase in Asian-themed stores is expected to serve Chandler’s fastest growing minority population. All of the tech industries that have settled in the city have hired people with the requisite skills, and many of them are of Asian descent. The city’s Asian population has grown from 17,500 in 2011 to almost 28,000 in 2020. That’s a jump of 59%. Asian-themed companies have noticed. “A lot of the tenants that we sort of worked with wanted to see a project in Arizona because that’sRead News

Remarks by Vice President Harris at the 2022 US-Africa Business Summit

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Congratulations from Washington, DC, I would like to thank the Corporate Council of Africa, the Kingdom of Morocco and His Majesty King Mohammed for hosting the 2022 US and African Business Summit. I am honored to participate in this inaugural event. President Joe Biden and I recognize the critical importance of strengthening our relationship with African countries. To do this, I will start with some very important news. President Biden and I look forward to welcoming leaders from across the African continent to Washington, DC, from December 13-15 for the Summit of Leaders of the United States and Africa. ThisRead News

The professor of the Business School, Dra. Margaret Shackell (Accounting and Business Law), publishes “Are You Promotable” in Strategic Finance

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School of Business professor, Dr. Margaret Shackell (Accounting & Business Law), publishes “Are You Promotable” in Strategic Finance Author: Margaret Shackell, July 20, 2022 Congratulations to Dr. Margaret Shackell, Associate Professor of Accounting who recently published Are You Promotable? in Strategic Finance with two co-authors. The article is a translation for practitioners of the latest scientific research, which shows that asking questions and applying a consultative style of decision-making may limit the chances of promotion. You can read the article at https://sfmagazine.com/post-entry/july-2022-are-you-promotable/

Needs a village to build a business Catherine Porth

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We’ve all heard the saying “It takes a village to raise a child” and other iterations of the phrase. But have you ever heard the expression “It takes a village to start a business”? In the business world you often hear terms like network, mentors and advisors – but in all the years I’ve spent surrounding myself with entrepreneurs, studying entrepreneurship and working in a range of businesses , I’ve never really heard the term “village”. used. That is, not until recently. I teach the CO.STARTERS program at the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center to help new businesses get started. One ofRead News

Blue Ridge Books celebrates 15 years

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In this age of Amazon, Kindle, big box bookstores, streaming services, and social media vying for more of our attention, everyday local, independent bookstores are in constant competition with these heavy hitters. And yet, the likes of Blue Ridge Books seem to put up with it all. So what’s the secret? For Jo Gilley and Allison Lee, the secret lies in the community they serve, which in turn has sustained Blue Ridge Books in all cases for 15 years. “The best thing we have is knowing our customers, loving our customers and loving our books,” Lee said. Lee and GilleyRead News

Immortal library books: they will never die

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“What is the most circulated item in the Evanston Public Library that is still in circulation today?” I was asked that question recently. If librarians were asked such a query in the past they would probably have to find the material that most often had a “Due Date Slip” stamped attached to it. Today, thanks to the wonders of modern technology, our job is a little easier. I asked one of the many helpful tech people in the library to pull up a list of the numbers. Then, while I was waiting, I started to think about the different options.Read News

Picture Books Center Joy While Drawing Disability

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The normalization of physical disability can and should begin in childhood. These creators do just that. On the playground with his young children, UK author James Catchpole often finds himself answering questions from children about why he only has one leg. Catchpole responds much better to the question at 40 than he could at five, he says. But it still sends him back to his childhood and the awkwardness he felt when faced with that inquiry again and again. That experience prompted him to write What Happened to You?, about Joe, who just wants to play pirates and is fedRead News

Where are the wild books | Bypuls

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Thanks to the Capital District Library, Ingham County parks have been transformed into literary forests where parents can take their children on a reading safari – away from cell phones and video games. Since 2016, CADL has installed 11 reading and walking sites called Sites StoryWalks. Each stop encourages parents to take their children outside while developing early reading skills. The concept, which is a national copyright program, is simple: Children’s story books are mounted and displayed on a sign that parents and children can read while exploring local parks. According to Scott Duimstra, executive director of CADL, the libraryRead News

Spencer Art Museum Receives $3 Million Gift to Integrate Art Research | University of Kansas

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LAWRENCE – The Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas has received a $3 million gift from Kansas City donor Margaret H. Silva to endow Arts Research Integration (ARI), an innovative initiative that brings artists into a wide range of research processes through interdisciplinary collaboration. In addition, Silva has offered to support a challenge grant, led by the Spencer Museum, up to another $1 million in financial support for the initiative. These gifts build on Silva’s previous contributions to ARI, which began in 2018, and recognize the significance of the initiative to make art central to the studyRead News

New National Endowment For the Arts “Arts Data Profile” Published – Artists in the Workforce

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National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) email: …a new research resource is [now] available from the National Endowment for the Arts. Arts Data Profile #31 examines artists in the workforce between 2015-2019. This includes three new surveys that look at demographic and/or geographic characteristics of artists and arts managers, based on information from the US Census Bureau: Full details can be found at arts.gov, as well as an interactive map showing, for each US state, the numerical and locational quotients for the total number of artists and for workers in the following selected arts occupations: architects; art directors, visual artistsRead News

West Newton Cinema May Become Non-Profit Center to Support Community Arts

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Changes are planned for the landmark show at West Newton Cinema. The owners of the theater want to turn it into a non -slave venue that may support community screenings and independent films. As a step towards this goal, cinema owner David Bramante has reached an agreement to sell the cinema, located at 1296 Washington St., to Newton-based Mark Development. According to a statement published on Village 14, the Bramante family will continue to operate the cinema for the next 18 months or more while finding a new division to run the work. Bramante wrote, “While this may be theRead News

1926 Arts and Crafts house – oregonlive.com

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Portland pioneer Flanders sisters’ 1926 Arts and Crafts home is for sale by Betsy Menefee and Tamra Dimmick of Windermere Realty Trust. The library has bookcases and a marquetry chimney from Captain Flanders’ 1882 house. The house designed by Jamieson Kirkwood Parker is considered to be “one of the best architectural efforts carried out in the sustainable English country house where Arts and Crafts Tudor meets American culture and materials.” On the right side of the entry are pocket doors to the dining room. The updated kitchen has wood floors and stainless steel appliances. There are four rooms. The firstRead News

New Art Walks App Offers Tours of Artworks Around Columbus

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Three of the most recognizable sculptures along Columbus’ Scioto Mile are deer by artist Terry Allen. The first can be seen on the Rich Street Bridge, another on the steps outside COSI, the third lying in the grass on the steps behind COSI. Installed in 2015, they are just three of more than 1,200 pieces of art on display throughout central Ohio, according to Jami Goldstein, vice president of marketing for the Greater Columbus Arts Council. Now there’s a new way to check out art around the Columbus area. In 2019, the Greater Columbus Arts Council published an online artRead News

ARTI at King Street Station 2022-23 Exhibition Calendar

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On July 20, 2022, I wrote a comment Upcoming Exhibitions Seattle Office of Arts & amp; Culture Street ARTS at King Street Station will explore pop culture, transmedia and indigenous culture. The exhibitions feature Saira Barbaric, Hexe Fey and IMMINENT MODE collectives. ARTS King Street Station is a dynamic space for art and culture in the heart of the city, aimed at increasing the opportunities for communities of color to create and present their work.

Meet the new Executive Director of the Arts of Great Falls

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Meralee Fredenburgh, newly appointed executive director of the Arts of Great Falls Photos contributed The Arts of Great Falls, a community -supported nonprofit, welcomed its new executive director, Meralee Fredenburgh, on July 1 Fredenburgh is an eight -year resident of Great Falls and conducts professional experience as founder of Radiant Marketing, a company that “shines a spotlight on small businesses and nonprofits through marketing services designed to maximize impact ”. Fredenburgh also brings a strong background in grassroots service leadership and fundraising, as evidenced by her work with the Women’s Club in Great Falls, the Great Falls Celebration Foundation, and,Read News

Bay Harbor to celebrate the arts with a two-day Arts Festival

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BAY HARBOR – The Village of Bay Harbor is set to transform into an arts market over the weekend as it hosts its 22nd annual Bay Harbor Arts Festival. The two-day event will take place on the waterfront lawns from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday July 23 and 24. The entire event will celebrate the arts with traditional performers, artesian style vendors, live music and more. Subscribe: consult our offers and read the local news that interests you “There’s a really good number of performers and it’s not too big or too exhausting, but there’s just enoughRead News

A guide to the Evanston Arts Council, its goals and funding programs

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Editor’s Note: The following is one of RoundTable’s many educational explorations of the City of Evanston government and how things work. Call it Evanston Arts Council 101. The Evanston Arts Council is a citizens’ committee that promotes the arts in Evanston. It is composed of 12 individuals, appointed by the mayor, with the opinion and consent of the City Council. The Arts Council reports to the Human Services Committee, made up of five City Council members who in turn report to the larger City Council – a bureaucratic hierarchy that actually works. A member of the Arts Council must beRead News

Arts in Reach honors Anne Romney: Seacoast Arts & Culture news

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PORTSMOUTH – Arts In Reach has announced it will present the 2022 Spirit of AIR Award to Anne Romney of Portsmouth on September 14th. Annually at the Spirit of AIR Celebration, the organization honors someone who embodies its mission and works to improve the lives of teenagers and others from the Greater Seacoast. This year’s Spirit of AIR Celebration marks the 25th anniversary of the organization. Last year’s honoree, Glicka Kaplan, who is also an AIR Board Member and former President, comments: “We are very pleased to honor Anne at our 25th anniversary celebration. Anne Romney stands for a lifeRead News

Arts for Hearts Clarksville Invites Society to Paint Memorial Tiles for 9/11 Pillars of Hope Sculpture

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Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville-Montgomery County Arts and Heritage Development Council recently commissioned artist and sculptor Jim Diehr to create a permanent sculpture to display the 9/11 commemoration of ceramic tiles hand-painted by residents of the area. The project began in 2012, a collaboration between Volunteer Clarksville, Hands on Nashville, Arts for Hearts Clarksville, Ceramics Department students at Austin Peay State University (APSU) led by Professor Ken Shipley, F&M Bank, Pottery Room, Horsefeathers Studio, and with support from the Corporation for National and Community Service and the Arts and Heritage Development Council. ? The project aimed to help people ofRead News

Annual PACE Interactive fundraiser scheduled for July 29 | Art and Theater | nonpareilonline.com

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Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment will celebrate a night of the arts with performances, food and a fundraiser at PACE Interactive on Friday, July 29, at the Hoff Family Arts & Cultural Center, 1001 S. Sixth St. Guests can experience all that the Hoff Center has to offer from 6 to 9 p.m., including live music, an open bar, food by 10 kitchen council members, circus arts entertainers, more than 38 pieces of art for sale and performances on the Chanticleer Community Theater main stage, the Kanesville Symphony Orchestra and American Midwest Ballet. Money raised through PACE Interactive plays aRead News

Amazon Prime Video announces new ‘Crash Course’ series

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 20 (ANI): On Wednesday, Amazon Prime Video announced a new series titled ‘Crash Course’. The upcoming series stars Annu Kapoor, Bhanu Uday, Udit Arora, Pranay Pachauri and Bidita Bag. The drama series, comprising 10 episodes, is a fictional account of two war training institutes, and its impact on a group of young students who’re preparing for competitive exams, with dreams in their eyes and hopes of their families on their backs. . As two drastically different worlds of students and coaching institution owners collided, eight new students experienced friendship, love, heartbreak, peer pressure, and lost youthRead News

TV Talk: WPXI-TV Reporter’s Son Stars in Amazon Prime Video’s “The Lake”

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Going on-camera runs in the family for the 2014 Upper St. Clair High School grade Jared Scott. His mother is Lori Houy, a longtime air reporter for WPXI-TV. “I know she’s particular about her hair, so I adopted her from her,” Scott said in a recent phone interview. He is currently starring in Amazon Prime Video’s winning half-hour comedy “The Lake,” now streaming. It is Scott’s most high-profile series to date. The show marks Amazon’s first original Canadian series. “The Lake” focuses on gay boy boy Justin (Jordan Gavaris, “Black Orphan”), who returns from Australia to reunite with Billie (MadisonRead News

Amazon Prime Video just added 19 great movies to its library

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Some tremendous additions if you’re looking for something to watch! We will not have to wait long until Amazon Prime Video adds the prequel series to The Lord of the Rings, but before that we have some movies added to the library that we can check out, starting with … This French-language romantic comedy drama is one of the most adorable films ever made. Very worth checking out. Ryan Gosling headlines this based on a true story drama about a young Jewish man who begins to develop strong anti-Semitic views. Sasha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong are the headline ofRead News