You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Author Holly Wainwright reflects on her decade-long friendships with the women she met in a strip-lit shopping mall when her first child was a newborn We knew it was coming. The camping trip when the kids would be up later than the parents, adult ears tuned in not for tears and temperatures but for tent zips flicking up and down at midnight, our alcohol audited and phone trackers at hand. This past Easter weekend, it arrived. The count was the same: 11 adults, 14 kids. The destination was new, but not unusual. A classic Australian campground – powered sites, a well-worn kitchen and a toilet block with a code it takes days to remember. A tepid, kidney-shaped pool and a sandy track to a beach stretching away in all directions. The babies that brought us all together are now 15 year olds spread out at different high schools across two states These gangly teenagers were once babies in arms at a mothers’ group meeting in a strip-lit shopping mall in eastern Sydney anxious new mothers sitting in a circle on hard Formica chairs working up the nerve to go first about sleep schedules and shredded nipples and poo All the questions were really the same question: Is this normal Six women from my mothers’ group have been camping together every Easter for 10 years New humans have been born during that time and now trail around after the “big kids” on scooters Kids play in the river on one of the group’s camping tripsAnd a lot more has changed too we’d been thrown together because we lived in the same two postcodes Now one family flies in from Tasmania and my lot drive from the small regional town we moved to four years ago There has been illness and loss and diagnoses There have been years where someone was pregnant Years when someone was on the edge of a nervous breakdown (my hand is up) years when marital relations at the camp have been strained on one of the very best weekends of the year Not everyone from the original mothers’ group stayed entirely bonded Although there were no major explosions or fractures the bubble of early motherhood pops and splits in many directions Families moved out of the tiny units they’d squeezed themselves into to maintain their city addresses at different times and with various levels of intensity Our ability to all get together for coffee on a Wednesday morning – holding each other’s babies while we peed and with someone almost always in tears – was short There’s a cliche that mothers’ groups are rife with toxicity it was never thatOur long-weekend group is just one subset Even within it there are bonded pairs and groups of threes people who are in each other’s lives and group chats daily Others who only turn up at major events – birthdays ending with 0 In He Would Never, the novel I wrote inspired by our tradition, the annual camping trip was first decided over group text, but for us I think it was actually the men – introduced to each other at kids’ birthday parties over the years – who made the first trip happen, just when the group could have faded away. And in the book, one of the men, rather than adding to the connective glue of this little community, is actively trying to pull it apart, so threatened is he by the strength of female friendship. Despite all that has changed, we still do. Last week we talked about the things all parents of teenagers do when they sense they’re in a “safe space”. About technology, of course. Whether any rules of ours can help guide them through an online world that feels opaque to us. We talked about sex, booze, drugs, respect, consent, shame, sport and school. We shared imaginings of where our children could be in another few years. Read moreWe don’t only talk about the kids Into those three days we cram conversations about work and relationships and ageing parents About health and mental health and ambition and money and stress About our imaginings of where we see ourselves in another few years about the things we learned the kids got up to while we were sleeping with 16-year-olds and memories of that first meeting – how lucky we were to make it into that particular room on that particular day with these particular women We discuss when their partners will be allowed to join happy in our shared delusion that this trip will always be as precious to them as it is to us Holly Wainwright’s novel, He Would Never about a mothers’ group that camps together every year #spch.spch.s2tb-h .spchc {\n background: #fff;\n box-sizing: border-box;\n box-shadow: 0 2px 6px rgb(0 0 0 / 20%);\n height: auto;\n margin: 0;\n min-width: 100%;\n overflow: hidden;\n padding: 24px 115px;\n }\n#spch.spch.s2tb .spchc .inner-container #spch.spch.s2tb-h .spchc .inner-container {\n opacity: 1;\n transition: opacity 0.318s ease-in;\n }\n#spch.spch.s2tb .spchc .inner-container .text-container Wainwright finished his third full season with the Sting in 2024-25 scoring 16 goals and adding 28 assists for 44 points in 65 regular season games Drafted by the Sting in the ninth round of the 2021 OHL Priority Selection Wainwright appeared in 216 career OHL regular season games over parts of four seasons putting up 49 goals and 76 assists for 125 points. Prior to making the jump to the OHL Wainwright spent time with the OJHL's Brantford 99ers as well as the Hamilton Jr Bulldogs (where he played his minor hockey) With Wainwright set on joining the Raiders this fall he will add a solid offensive touch to the team right out of the gates As someone who has gotten better with each passing season in the OHL Wainwright should be an important piece of the puzzle from the time he steps onto NCAA ice until he finishes his collegiate career The Celtics shoot 15-of-60 from long range becoming the first team in postseason history to take 60 3s and setting a playoff record with 45 misses Tyler Callihan broke multiple bones in his left forearm and is now set to have surgery clavicle and back according to a Monday update to a GoFundMe page raising money for his recovery 1 seed in the East and the second-best record in franchise history with the same core that won 48 games the previous season plenty of other athletes showed out in tailored garb in honor of the event's theme 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.' GMs around the league face the media and a Turbo Mode weekend recap Start your week off right here at the Baseball Bar-B-Cast The draft will be held at the National Mall when it heads to Washington "I don't think they were dirty plays," Atkinson said "But I think it passed the line of physicality." Our 2025 fantasy football rankings continue to be updated but where can you find the rookie class coming out of the draft Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros react to the LA Galaxy’s latest loss which still leaves them winless this MLS season What is going on with the Galaxy and who is to blame for their abysmal form Christian and Alexis then bring on Professional Referee Organization referees Natalie Simon and Alyssa Nichols to chat why they became refs and how VAR helps or hurts their jobs Christian and Alexis then react to the latest news around soccer in another edition of Rápido Reactions including Harry Kane’s first trophy Trent Alexander-Arnold’s awkward goodbye & EA FC’s newest cover athlete Fantasy basketball analyst Dan Titus examines the playoff exit — and future — of the Los Angeles Clippers The Mets have lost their 34th game of the season for 16 consecutive years now with one of the worst collective batting averages in the league The top-ranked golfer in the world held a 10-shot lead briefly on Sunday while wrapping up a dominant week in Texas The Stars earned a 4-2 win to advance to the second round of the NHL playoffs after scoring four third period goals Stowers' grand slam gave Miami the 9-6 win — and had the stadium going wild The Sarnia Sting would like to congratulate forward Easton Wainwright on his commitment to Colgate University where he will begin the next chapter of his hockey and academic career this September made a significant impact both on and off the ice during his time in Sarnia and dedication to the game made him a valued member of our organization and a positive influence in our locker room “We’re extremely proud of Easton and all he has accomplished during his time with the Sting,” said Sarnia Sting General Manager Dylan Seca Easton has shown tremendous growth both as a player and as a person and commitment to improving every day set a strong example for his teammates We have no doubt he will succeed at Colgate and we’re excited to see all that he accomplishes at the next level We thank him for everything he brought to our program and wish him nothing but the best moving forward.” The entire Sarnia Sting organization would like to sincerely thank Easton Wainwright for his contributions to our team and community We wish him the very best as he continues his journey both on the ice and in the classroom at Colgate University Wainwright shared a heartfelt message with the Sting community: ”I am writing to express my sincere appreciation to the whole Sting organization as well as the Sarnia Sting fans I have been offered an opportunity to further my hockey career within the NCAA next season It’s with a heavy heart that I have decided this is the best thing for me to do at this stage of my career The Sarnia Sting organization has been nothing but great to me and my development to my hockey career I wouldn’t have gotten this opportunity without the support they have provided all these years I want to personally thank my billets who took me in on very short notice when I was 16 years old and right from the start made me feel like home Having me for all these years has allowed me to create lifelong memories and relationships I will have for the rest of my life Without you guys my ability to play in this league and chase my dreams would not be possible  I also want to reach out to the entire Sting Nation fans to thank you from the bottom of my heart The last 4 years have been an absolute honor and privilege to play in front of you Thank you for your unwavering support and for making my dream of playing in the OHL a reality and accepting me as one of your own I’ll cherish the memories of the games and the friendships I have made with many of you I am forever grateful for your support and passion for this sport Thank you for having me be part of the sting Family Rufus Wainwright poses during a photo session at the Walt Disney Concert Hall ahead of the US debut of his 'Dream Requiem' 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Try Now>> See the top stocks recommended by analysts >> Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue See the top stocks recommended by analysts >> Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue The Sarnia Sting didn’t expect Easton Wainwright to leave so soon for the NCAA Colgate University’s offer was too good to turn down so the veteran forward is departing a year ahead of schedule “He played four years of junior and that’s quite a bit,” Colgate head coach Mike Harder said I think he’s ready for the next level and the next challenge It’s a pretty good opportunity with a full scholarship.” Wainwright turned 20 in January and has one season of eligibility left in the Ontario Hockey League The Sting already had pencilled him into one of their three over-age spots for next season General manager Dylan Seca initially was “pretty disappointed” to lose him but he now understands Wainwright’s decision “I dove into the reasons why it made sense for him both academically and athletically,” Seca said but I get the perspective for a player like him who only has so many opportunities for a chance like this “How can we not endorse him and support him and celebrate him?” The Sting shared a message from Wainwright thanking the team and its fans “It’s with a heavy heart that I have decided this is the best thing for me to do at this stage of my career,” the Mount Hope “The Sarnia Sting organization has been nothing but great to me and my development to my hockey career I wouldn’t have gotten this opportunity without the support they have provided all these years.” Wainwright was the Sting’s fourth-leading scorer this season with a career-high 44 points in 65 games He also set career-highs with 16 goals and 28 assists He was second in Western Conference voting for hardest worker in the annual OHL coaches poll but he can play it with some sandpaper,” the Colgate coach said We always say there are guys that can get you there and guys that get you through.” Players like Wainwright tend to thrive in the post-season “It’s guys that can take the puck to the net and then have courage,” Harder said “Those are the guys that do really well when the chips are down attitude and commitment to improving set a good example for teammates “We have no doubt he will succeed at Colgate and we’re excited to see all that he accomplishes at the next level,” he said “We thank him for everything he brought to our program.” Wainwright had 49 goals and 76 assists in 216 regular-season games after being a ninth-round draft pick in 2021 “The last four years have been an absolute honour and privilege to play in front of you,” he wrote to fans “Thank you for your unwavering support and for making my dream of playing in the OHL a reality and accepting me as one of your own the celebrations and the friendships I have made with many of you.” schools since the NCAA changed its eligibility rules this season to allow players with Canadian Hockey League experience most were over-agers with no OHL eligibility left Wainwright is one of the first to leave a year early Seca predicts more will do the same this off-season “I think you’ll see a bunch of them,” the Sting GM said Sting over-age forwards Tyson Doucette (Colgate) and Zach Filak (Vermont) are also headed to the NCAA Harder hopes Wainwright and Doucette can help each other adjust to college “I’m really looking forward to having both those forwards join us and just see how they fit in,” he said Sting forwards Liam Beamish (Penn State) and Matthew Manza (Ohio State) committed to schools before arriving in Sarnia in mid-season Both are still scheduled to leave for the NCAA at some point Harder doesn’t want bad blood with OHL teams but if players are ready to leave a year early “I don’t want to cause problems with the OHL GMs,” he said The Sting continue to build next season’s roster “We’ve got a plan for some recruits that we’re meeting we’ve got players that we think are staying you don’t know until time runs its course,” he said mmalone@postmedia.com transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy The legendary Loudon Wainwright III whose career has spanned over five decades is known for his deeply personal songwriting and sharp wit – and oversharing The patriarch of the Wainwright folk dynasty (which includes Rufus as well as Lucy and her mother Suzzy Roche) Loudon reflects on the balance between oversharing and maintaining privacy in his music in this episode of Basic Folk He candidly discusses the lines he draws when writing about family and how his experiences with grief have shaped his art I’m proud to say that I think we found a line he would not cross in our conversation and his unique ability to unsettle and surprise his listeners during performances We talk about his late father and namesake including insights on his debut album thanks to a recent essay by Morrissey that highlights its significance Moz points out that Wainwright has “the pep and readiness of someone who knows we will all soon be skeletons.” After reading Loudon’s very detailed memoir I had to ask him about his relationship to memory and also his reputation for memory revealing how roles in popular films – especially Big Fish and Knocked Up – have introduced him to new audiences Elsewhere he reveals that he was at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival where Dylan went electric and shares his memories of that fateful day A LOCALLY OWNED NEWSPAPER DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF GOD AND MANKIND. The Canadian-American Rufus Wainwright composed 'Dream Requiem' as the globe was picking up the pieces after the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic shown here getting arrested during a 2019 climate change advocacy protest will narrate Wainwright's musical work centered on environmental catastrophe The artist Rufus Wainwright is perhaps best known for his distinct theatrical pop but recently has turned more fully to opera The historic Mount Tambora volcanic eruption spewed so much ash and debris that it triggered a 'year without summer' and the apocalypse seemed nigh -- an apt parallel to our own chaotic existence says the eclectic musician Rufus Wainwright The historic Mount Tambora volcanic eruption spewed so much ash and debris that it triggered a "year without summer" and the apocalypse seemed nigh -- an apt parallel to our own chaotic existence which draws inspiration from the 19th-century catastrophe as well as the Requiem Mass will premiere stateside on Sunday in Los Angeles with narration by the actor and activist Jane Fonda Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Get the latest need-to-know information delivered to your inbox as it happens Get our front page stories each morning as well as the latest updates each afternoon during the week + more in-depth weekend editions on Saturdays & Sundays Account processing issue - 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The singer-songwriter rises to Bruce Springsteen and loves the Eurythmics But why has he had to rebrand as Wainwright Free weekly newsletterThe only way to get a look behind the scenes of the Saturday magazine Sign up to get the inside story from our top writers as well as all the must-read articles and columns Stay up-to-date with the latest and best audio content from CBC Listen delivered to your inbox every two weeks MicroStrategy sharply increased its capital-raising target and 2025 bitcoin acquisition goals in its earnings report prompting a bullish revision from analysts at H.C In a research note dated May 2, analyst Mike Colonnese turned incremenetally bullish on Strategy’s stock with a price target lifted from $480 to $521 citing increased BTC holdings forecasts and strong execution on capital raising As part its first quarter earnings report on Thursday Strategy doubled its capital plan to $84 billion through 2027 up from the $42 billion goal announced in late 2024 The new “42/42” plan includes $42 billion in equity and $42 billion in fixed-income issuance The firm has already raised $10 billion this year and acquired 106,085 Bitcoin (BTC) to date Strategy’s bitcoin yield through April was 13.7% representing 91% of its original annual target Strategy’s Q1 2025 results included the purchase of 80,715 BTC for $7.7 billion funded via equity and convertible bond issuance An additional 25,370 BTC was bought in April with a $4.1 billion gain based on quarter-end prices Colonnese now expects Strategy to end 2025 with 691,249 BTC His BTC gain forecast rises to $12 billion with a year-end price assumption of $150,000 per coin While still below the company’s revised guidance of $15 billion in gains and a 25% BTC yield Colonnese sees Strategy’s capital access and performance as strong indicators of growth Despite cutting projected revenues for 2025 and 2026 to $461.2 million and $475.7 million respectively down from previous estimates of $473 million and $485.1 million Colonnese emphasized the company’s ability to maintain a premium valuation The $521 price target is based on a 2x premium to the firm’s projected 2025 net asset value of $103.7 billion The singer-songwriter on his most memorable fan and his close friend and nemesis Jake Shears but it once blew up in my face’This article is more than 5 months oldThe singer-songwriter on his most memorable fan I would have a really gross sandwich named after me that nobody would want to eat. The one time I tried to cook – many, many years ago, when I was in college – I decided to make all the things that I love and put them in one dish. And so it was brussels sprouts, macaroni and cheese, merguez sausages, extra blue cheese and broccoli. And it was literally grey. So yeah, it would be something revolting like that, between two pieces of cardboard. You’ve collaborated with some incredible artists. What’s the best lesson you’ve learned from one of them? Opera singer Renée Fleming and I were once talking, and she repeated one of the great maxims – of classical music anyway – that I think she learned from Beverly Sills. Essentially, you work really, really, really hard on music – you practise and memorise and do your technique, all of that. But then the minute you go on stage, you desperately have to try to forget it all. Try to forget everything. Read moreYou need a lot of training to do anything well, but when you’re doing it, you have to not rely on the training. You have to be liberated from it. It’s a tough thing to do! Probably my mother [singer-songwriter Kate McGarrigle] singing horrifying French Canadian lullabies about dead geese in the woodshed – The Old Great Goose is Dead. It’s like, “There are dead animals in the woodshed! And good night!” If you could resize any animal to keep us a pet, what would it be? I’ve always been obsessed with bison. I would love a big bison to snuggle up with, but that also could kill other people for me, on command. I wouldn’t change its size. I’m a size queen. What is the best gift you’ve ever received? My dad [singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright III] has never been one to give me much in terms of gifts or attention or advice. And I say that in a loving way because for lack of quantity he makes up in quality. Every once in a while he will just say one thing, or give me one thing, and it totally changes my life. So he kind of saves it. And when I was about seven, he gave me a tiny little Casio keyboard, and it had these little sounds. And I just spent hours and hours and hours on that little keyboard. I was obsessed with it. I’m on the Chappell Roan train. I think she’s an incredible singer, I love her sensibility, I love her aesthetic. Chappell Roan for sure. What’s your most controversial opinion about pop culture? The gays have really horrible taste in music. In general. You say that right after praising Chappell Roan – to many, a gay icon! I know, I know, but there are exceptions to the rule. Look, I’m gay, so I can say it, but especially homosexual men – and women too actually, when they get too far into the twangy guitar stuff – I don’t know. We’ve got to raise the bar here. What’s the most memorable fan encounter you’ve ever had? When I was younger, there was a woman, she was very sweet. She would come to all of my shows and she would bring me brooches, tons of brooches. And it was very cute at the time, and they were quite nice, the brooches – but she just came to every one. She started to drive to the shows, and she would open up the back, and her entire car was filled with brooches – like she had a station wagon, and it was all brooches, and I was like, “Oh, something’s wrong here.” And it turns out she had abandoned her family – her children and her husband – and was living in her car, and that my music had totally driven her crazy. And so she would drive to my shows with full carloads of brooches … She was like a little housewife from the Midwest, you know, probably in her late 30s at the time, and she just up and left her family and followed me to every show around America, and became a brooch fanatic. Read moreShe would talk to me – she’d say and I had to follow the beauty” … I hope she’s OK I always considered Jake Shears [of Scissor Sisters] to be kind of my nemesis but he’s always had this kind of commercial and popular success that frankly and the way he’s – he’s always having so much fun When I used to drink a lot I had a great party trick and they put it in those little shot glasses If it’s burning and you put your hand over it really fast it sucks the oxygen out and you can lift up the glass – like So I would do that at parties – it’s actually kind of a fun trick But one time I was taken out to dinner by my record company and I showed them the trick and they thought it was hilarious let’s all do it together!” So they get a whole tray of sambucas but I was the only one who actually did it – they all chickened out because the drinks had been sitting there so long the glass was burning hot and I ended up getting a second-degree burn on my hand It was such symbolism of the whole music industry Go ahead!” – and then you’re the one who gets fried Rufus Wainwright is touring Australia in 2025: Fremantle on 4 January The firm currently has a buy rating on the stock A number of other research analysts have also recently commented on ARVN Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an "overweight" rating on shares of Arvinas in a research note on Friday Citigroup dropped their price target on Arvinas from $28.00 to $19.00 and set a "neutral" rating on the stock in a research report on Friday Jefferies Financial Group reissued a "hold" rating and issued a $10.00 price target (down previously from $52.00) on shares of Arvinas in a research note on Friday TD Cowen lowered Arvinas from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research note on Friday Wedbush cut Arvinas from an "outperform" rating to a "neutral" rating and reduced their price target for the stock from $57.00 to $12.00 in a research note on Wednesday Eight research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and eleven have given a buy rating to the company's stock the company has a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and a consensus price target of $24.09 Get Our Latest Research Report on Arvinas Shares of ARVN traded down $0.09 during mid-day trading on Friday 3,536,211 shares of the company traded hands compared to its average volume of 1,260,172 The business has a 50-day moving average of $9.47 and a 200 day moving average of $17.23 Arvinas has a one year low of $5.94 and a one year high of $37.38 The stock has a market capitalization of $556.92 million a price-to-earnings ratio of -2.75 and a beta of 2.21 Arvinas (NASDAQ:ARVN - Get Free Report) last released its earnings results on Thursday The company reported $1.14 earnings per share for the quarter beating the consensus estimate of ($0.93) by $2.07 Arvinas had a negative net margin of 75.51% and a negative return on equity of 33.75% The firm's revenue for the quarter was up 646.2% compared to the same quarter last year During the same period in the previous year the firm earned ($0.97) earnings per share analysts anticipate that Arvinas will post -3.81 earnings per share for the current year insiders sold 50,230 shares of company stock worth $769,402 5.23% of the stock is currently owned by company insiders Large investors have recently modified their holdings of the stock lifted its stake in shares of Arvinas by 1.6% during the fourth quarter now owns 37,254 shares of the company's stock valued at $714,000 after buying an additional 581 shares during the period Rhumbline Advisers grew its stake in Arvinas by 0.9% in the fourth quarter Rhumbline Advisers now owns 87,877 shares of the company's stock valued at $1,685,000 after purchasing an additional 754 shares in the last quarter raised its holdings in Arvinas by 0.6% in the 4th quarter now owns 140,518 shares of the company's stock worth $2,694,000 after acquiring an additional 777 shares during the period Bank of Montreal Can increased its holdings in Arvinas by 2.7% in the 4th quarter Bank of Montreal Can now owns 39,407 shares of the company's stock valued at $755,000 after buying an additional 1,044 shares during the period KBC Group NV lifted its position in Arvinas by 77.0% during the 4th quarter KBC Group NV now owns 2,885 shares of the company's stock worth $55,000 after buying an additional 1,255 shares in the last quarter Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 95.19% of the company's stock MarketBeat keeps track of Wall Street's top-rated and best performing research analysts and the stocks they recommend to their clients on a daily basis. 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While Arvinas currently has a Moderate Buy rating among analysts top-rated analysts believe these five stocks are better buys View The Five Stocks Here Need to stretch out your 401K or Roth IRA plan Use these time-tested investing strategies to grow the monthly retirement income that your stock portfolio generates Sign up for MarketBeat All Access to gain access to MarketBeat's full suite of research tools A newly scheduled Canadian show will take place in Toronto next May BY Calum SlingerlandPublished Dec 10 Next April will mark 20 years since Martha Wainwright shared her self-titled debut album and the artist has announced plans to celebrate with an anniversary tour and vinyl reissue Wainwright will begin a 20th anniversary tour with Canadian stops currently set in Ontario UPDATE (12/10, 12:13 p.m. ET): Wainwright has now added a slew of additional dates to her tour itinerary for next spring, including an additional Canadian concert happening at the Great Hall in Toronto on May 11. Tickets go on sale Friday (December 13) at 10 a.m You can find the full updated schedule below the songwriter noted that more dates will soon be added to the itinerary You can find the presently announced shows below Wainwright will bring her self-titled debut to vinyl for the first time since its 2005 release A digital expanded edition will feature previously unheard songs outtakes and early material from the period Reviewing the album upon release contributor David McPherson wrote that Wainwright's debut "delves into the songsmith's psyche and leaves nothing out — baring her soul and releasing her demons that include fears and frustrations The album features contributions from mother Kate McGarrigle, brother Rufus Wainwright, the Band's Garth Hudson Check out the rest of our concert listings here.  Sign In Register A Bonnyville elementary teacher who is already facing charges of sexual assault and sexual interference involving a minor in Bonnyville has now been arrested In Wainwright on a child luring charge in that community Wainwright RCMP received a report from a concerned family member of a youth “This youth had been speaking to an unknown female who was attempting to lure the youth and his friends to her hotel room,” states an RCMP media release of Bonnyville was charged with invitation to touching child luring and failure to comply with a release order She has been remanded into custody and is scheduled to appear in court in Wainwright on Nov following an investigation in Bonnyville RCMP arrested Janelle Arnold and at that time charged her with sexual assault and sexual interference involving a minor following a complaint by concerned parents alleging “inappropriate contact with a student by a teacher." Arnold was a teacher at Duclos School at the time Arnold was released on order with conditions following her first arrest More SPOTLIGHT > EdmontonNewsMan intentionally drove his vehicle into Alberta home before firing long gun: RCMPBy Karyn MulcahyPublished: November 22, 2024 at 12:49PM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved Streep/Prohaska/Maîtrise et Choeur de Radio France/OP de Radio France/ Franck(Warner Classics)Hollywood royalty in the shape of Meryl Streep and the soaring soprano of Anna Prohaska lend authenticity to Wainwright’s expressive eulogy to human loss all concerned believe in itThis article is more than 3 months oldStreep/Prohaska/Maîtrise et Choeur de Radio France/OP de Radio France/ Franck(Warner Classics)Hollywood royalty in the shape of Meryl Streep It was composed during the Covid lockdowns in 2020 when and first performed in Paris in June last year with Mikko Franck conducting; the recording is taken from the premiere The threat of ecological catastrophe permeates the work just as intensely as the requiem’s traditional sense of human loss, for Wainwright interleaves his setting for solo soprano and chorus of the standard mass with Byron’s poem Darkness after a volcanic eruption in the Dutch East Indies resulted in the so-called “year without a summer” across Europe and North America The poem is delivered over quietly churning orchestral backdrops but the combination of the two disparate sources never becomes contrived And though the musical style throughout is essentially late romantic with the possible exception of the Offertorium with its rather glutinous cello solo it never descends into kitsch or seems obviously derivative There are certainly moments that reveal Wainwright’s love for Verdi and occasional echoes of other composers but the overall sense is of a language that Wainwright has developed for his own expressive purposes and which he has used with great fluency there’s a real sense of a special occasion about it all though whether the Dream Requiem finds its way into the mainstream choral repertory remains to be seen This article includes content hosted on embed.music.apple.com We ask for your permission before anything is loaded as the provider may be using cookies and other technologies Listen on Apple Music (above) or Spotify Leonard Cohen's publisher has sent Trump a cease-and-desist order BY Alex HudsonPublished Oct 15 Yet another musician has condemned Donald Trump for using their music at a presidential campaign rally, as Rufus Wainwright has slammed the politician for playing his cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah." PA — a strange event in which Trump reportedly stopped answering questions and instead danced on stage for more than half an hour while music played Among the songs was Wainwright's version of "Hallelujah." UPDATE (10/15, 12:49 p.m. ET): Cohen's publisher, Sony Music, sent Trump a cease-and-desist order following the event, Rolling Stone reports 'You Want It Darker,' for which Leonard won a posthumous Grammy in 2017 we might have considered approval of that song." "The song 'Hallelujah' by Leonard Cohen has become an anthem dedicated to peace I've been supremely honoured over the years to be connected with this ode to tolerance Witnessing Trump and his supporters commune with this music last night was the height of blasphemy I in no way condone this and was mortified but the good in me hopes that perhaps in inhabiting and really listening to the lyrics of Cohen's masterpiece Donald Trump just might experience a hint of remorse over what he's caused the analyst tells investors in a research note Wainwright believes Strategy’s “unique and proven ability” to raise equity and debt capital at scale by leveraging the largest corporate bitcoin reserve in the world to accumulate additional coins at a faster pace than it has issued shares “justifies a durable and healthy premium” to net asset value See Insiders’ Hot Stocks on TipRanks >> See Insiders’ Hot Stocks on TipRanks >> I purchased with my grown daughter's family an old dairy farm where my youngest son with Down Syndrome could live a productive and meaningful life A tiny store where we sell our own raw milk and local goods has become a wonderful 'village' for so many human interactions religiously and politically different people find themselves wandering the farm sitting by the creek or playing with the random trucks that sit by the store A sense of intentionally choosing their food source seems to be the unifying thread but all appreciate the opportunities to experience this kind of 'village'.. lots of face to face exchanges happen...and on good days reunions of old friendships and business connections happen too I stop at a gap in the thick hedgerow and lean on a gate which in turn is held by the bedrock of this place to believe it – that I am held by this place Here in Devon – a county name which in the old language of the Celtic Dumnnonii tribe who once lived here means “deep valley dweller” – valleys drip with life and stories a green patchwork quilt of fields and farms I look back to our village: the cottages and school the village hall which bears traces of what community has meant to this place I wonder what clues it holds about the literal and figurative village that it will supposedly take to raise my daughter I want to know where this village is because I am also anxious I am anxious about where online spaces are taking us about what AI will mean for my daughter and the world about the rapid deterioration of the climate I want to know my daughter will be OK facing the uncertainty of a fraying social and environmental fabric how to swap a measure of independence for shared rhythms and care I am trying to work this out for myself too – how to accept the invitation to community how to reconcile my restless heart and my desire to belong how to arrive at the ground beneath my feet My maternal family line has rooted in Devon for hundreds of years after moving around the United Kingdom and the world for years following jobs moved to this village in the agricultural heartland of Devon some years back for affordability we caught a view of Dartmoor’s distant folds on the horizon holds an altogether more ancient kind of village stabilizing myself in place and time on 3,500-year-old grey-cold granite boulders that mark the remnants of Bronze Age settlements There are lots of these village remains over the moor They are scattered granite skeletons that speak of a past togetherness developed a unique need and ability to care and cooperate It has always taken a village to raise a child it has always taken care to become who we are but the truth is that I am finding it hard to be part of one despite working with communities locally and globally for two decades It has taken motherhood to make me realize I was never meant to do it all alone But alone is how I have felt at times as a new mother From early hominins to village dwellers on Dartmoor to recent years I am learning how togetherness and place and cooperation have supported the development of individuals and communities We are group-loving beings but many of us have been wrenched from our villages into a modern world that is bending us into new forms caring in this context is hard because we were not supposed to do it this way I love to believe that I am seeking an interdependent like those I admire from a distance who are choosing cohousing arrangements or hosting community meals I imagine living like the early Christians in the Book of Acts where “all the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need. Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts.” How beautiful I think I like the idea more than I would the reality I avoid my neighbors to evade obligatory small talk community can feel like a chore because of fault lines – political have made these fault lines shift and tremble the safety and seclusion of four walls is appealing But isolation is only ever a temporary fix to the challenge of others And it is never a fix to the challenge of self How then do we create the close social bonds, the face-to-face existence that, according to Susan Pinker, author of The Village Effect: Why Face-to-Face Contact Matters How do we make space for this when so many of us live by our own schedules How do we do it when the self is encouraged over interdependence when the tethers that once existed between people said his favorite landscape was around his home in Oregon He writes: “I’m happy in this undemonstrative my only choice is participation – to learn from it by participating … of not opting for the expediency of detachment.” But keeping care within the four walls of our little family feels like hoarding we walked outside to find one of our neighbors on our roof and to live the Trinity’s three-in-oneness that shows us how to be fully ourselves by being fully with others we will need to understand words like interdependence how to relate to our neighbors and our places the ecologies of care – of love – that we have always depended on Participation as an elected district councilor helped me to begin my relationship with this place I’d listen to residents – sometimes joyfully always curious – at countless parish meetings and in freezing village halls across the area I served; advocate on their behalf at committee meetings; go for walks and talks with them; plant trees with them sinking literal and figurative roots into our shared red soil who is a farmer and politically distant to me has evolved from acquaintance to friend via Land Rover drives and honest conversations about our real lives Participation has helped me get to know people and stories motherhood has felt like a ripping away of that sense of participation my days now focused on my own household’s needs and plans This is important and often isolating work I feel I am participating online more than in person I click on Instagram – it repels me I reply to a message from a woman I only know through these digital squares and in recent months I have found reassurance and connection with her and others in this digital space in a way I haven’t from some real-life relationships a source of connection in an often isolating society Digital connections with like-minded people have But I want community to be about more than shared interests I wonder whether it is more about co-located people people who have a stake in the life of a place Poet and essayist Gary Snyder speaks about a community being a group of people who share a watershed Being co-located is about living alongside and being shaped by people who are not like us But fault lines can become opportunities for encounter if we’re prepared to sit and listen and perhaps even be changed Jim helped me to understand things: the role of tradition in a community and the primacy of relationship over political leaning in creating change A community is as unique as the place where it exists The village I am seeking is people but also landscape and the life-giving space between these things a collective grounding in place and reaching for light As the director of Helsinki’s library says homeless people – all fit within the same walls.” But these spaces are getting harder to come by in the United Kingdom Public libraries are closing down for lack of funding (around one fifth have closed since 2010) Our large regional library in Exeter was taken over by a business and managed to keep its doors open It is hard to name other free spaces where appreciating the emotional connection with other mothers but often craving something other than the toys Re-villaging might also look to the church for guidance Church is what I most imagine – most hope – community could be: a flawed group of people who choose to stay together despite differences I don’t think there are many other places where that happens and I think the church needs to face outward and welcome the community-curious as much as the Christian-curious also become a distraction to avoid the deeper work of facing who we are and who we’re becoming I’ve seen the relative ease of focusing on process and programs versus the challenge of facing ourselves but it is also as earthy as digging my hands into soil at the allotment as rambling as conversations with neighbors as inconvenient as choosing encounters on public transport instead of the convenience of my car It is about trust in each other even when there are forces and companies that would rather we put that trust in them our village hall hosted a conversation about the future of this place and everyone was invited to contribute ideas about work the Post-it notes fluttered and flapped like leaves on a tree There are so many people who want to participate Often people don’t join in because they don’t know how The formal processes of government can be cumbersome But placemaking and community building can be as simple as pens Conan Doyle says of the place: “You are conscious everywhere of the homes and the work of prehistoric people … the strange thing is that they should have lived so thickly on what must always have been most unfruitful soil.” I wonder how we might choose to “live thickly” on the often unfruitful soil of modern life I am drawn to and challenged by this necessity of commitment to a place and to a community I think it is the thing that has always tethered us – in hunter-gatherer groups The independence and rootlessness of the past hundred or so years may be an anomaly in the story of human communities my daughter is asking me to participate – not just in this place with its people and institutions She is asking me to re-village not in theory but as messily and abundantly as the ancient hedgerow outside my window to face the village and help call it forth and – I am realizing – me Her background is in international development and local politics Without glorifying community or motherhood Elizabeth Rush’s The Quickening brings these things into the conversation on climate change practical ways to incorporate the wisdom of a fourteenth-century poem into her government work environmentalists like me should work with farmers African Christians seek to heal the ravages of ecological and ethnic violence We’re born with a hunger for roots and a desire to pass on a legacy On May 1, 2025, HC Wainwright & Co. analyst Douglas Tsao reaffirmed a "Buy" rating for Praxis Precision Medicine (PRAX, Financial) maintaining the stock's price target at $105 This consistency reflects a strong confidence in the company's future performance The reiterated price target of $105 remains unchanged from the previous recommendation indicating steady analytical confidence in PRAX's market position and potential growth trajectory The rating sustains the positive outlook for investors considering engagement with Praxis Precision Medicine The affirmation of both the rating and the price target highlights continued positive sentiment towards PRAX despite the prevailing market conditions This consistent recommendation could serve as an encouraging sign for potential and existing investors projecting long-term value creation Based on the consensus recommendation from 11 brokerage firms, Praxis Precision Medicines Inc's (PRAX, Financial) average brokerage recommendation is currently 1.9 Classic ballad was played during bizarre campaign event in which Trump told audience: ‘Let’s just listen to music’ The estate of Leonard Cohen has asked Sony Music to issue a cease and desist letter to Donald Trump, after a recording of Rufus Wainwright singing Cohen’s song Hallelujah was played at a bizarre campaign event The song was one of a number Trump played during a Q&A session in Oaks where numerous audience members needed medical attention amid high temperatures Trump first joked about the heat – “Personally five pounds” – and then switched to playing music such Luciano Pavarotti’s recording on Ave Maria Guns N’ Roses’ epic power ballad November Rain was also played the Village People’s YMCA and Nothing Compares 2 U by Sinead O’Connor Trump later wrote on Truth Social: “The Q and A was almost finished when people began fainting from the excitement and heat Kamala Harris captioned a clip of the event with the words: “Hope he’s okay.” Don’t miss important US election coverage. Get our free app and sign up for election alerts So many other artists have opposed him, from Rihanna to the Rolling Stones, that there is a Wikipedia page dedicated to the phenomenon performed by dozens of artists since its initially overlooked release by Cohen in 1984 The most famous version was recorded by Jeff Buckley in 1994 but that was inspired by John Cale’s 1991 version Alexandra Burke’s version reached Christmas No 1 in the UK in 2008 after she won The X Factor Bon Jovi and Bono are among the other artists with renditions This article was amended on 6 November 2024 to clarify that the estate of Leonard Cohen asked Sony Music to issue a cease and desist letter to the Trump campaign rather than the estate itself issuing the letter On May 2, 2025, HC Wainwright & Co. reiterated its "Buy" rating on Arvinas (ARVN, Financial) The decision comes amidst a significant adjustment in the price target for the stock Analyst Andrew Fein, representing HC Wainwright & Co., lowered the price target for Arvinas (ARVN, Financial) from a previous target of $81.00 to a new target of $24.00 This change reflects a substantial decrease of approximately 70.37% in the stock's price projection Despite the lowered price target, Arvinas (ARVN, Financial) continues to hold a "Buy" rating from the analyst indicating ongoing confidence in the company's potential performance Investors and stakeholders of Arvinas (ARVN, Financial) are encouraged to note these updates as they evaluate the stock's future potential and market positioning Based on the consensus recommendation from 21 brokerage firms, Arvinas Inc's (ARVN, Financial) average brokerage recommendation is currently 2.0 Please try using other words for your search or explore other sections of the website for relevant information Our team is working diligently to resolve the issue Thank you for your patience and understanding Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 22.12% Upside As of April 24, 2025, the average one-year price target for MicroStrategy is €394.69/share The forecasts range from a low of €176.31 to a high of €549.87 The average price target represents an increase of 22.12% from its latest reported closing price of €323.20 / share See our leaderboard of companies with the largest price target upside The projected annual non-GAAP EPS is 22.64 There are 1,477 funds or institutions reporting positions in MicroStrategy This is an increase of 315 owner(s) or 27.11% in the last quarter Average portfolio weight of all funds dedicated to 1MSTR is 0.51% Total shares owned by institutions increased in the last three months by 13.00% to 123,076K shares Capital International Investors holds 12,644K shares representing 5.25% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 1MSTR by 21.27% over the last quarter AGTHX - GROWTH FUND OF AMERICA holds 8,212K shares representing 3.41% ownership of the company The firm decreased its portfolio allocation in 1MSTR by 18.00% over the last quarter VTSMX - Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Investor Shares holds 5,946K shares representing 2.47% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 1MSTR by 81.73% over the last quarter UBS Group holds 4,469K shares representing 1.86% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 1MSTR by 1,405.40% over the last quarter Clear Street Derivatives holds 4,070K shares representing 1.69% ownership of the company The firm increased its portfolio allocation in 1MSTR by 309.09% over the last quarter Fintel is one of the most comprehensive investing research platforms available to individual investors our exclusive stock picks are powered by advanced backtested quantitative models for improved profits Click to Learn More This story originally appeared on Fintel The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq This data feed is not available at this time These symbols will be available throughout the site during your session These instruments will be available throughout the site during your session Smart Portfolio is supported by our partner TipRanks. By connecting my portfolio to TipRanks Smart Portfolio I agree to their Terms of Use The Barrhead Steelers defeated their Tier 1 rivals from Wainwright in a penalty-filled Jan. 5 game. The game saw a fight, two game misconduct penalties (one for each team), multiple sportsmanship conduct penalties, and roughing penalties, among other infractions such as cross-checking, spearing, boarding, and contact to the head. The win puts the Steelers record at two wins versus five losses. The Steelers' next home game is Jan. 11 against the Vegreville Tigers. A former Bonnyville teacher already facing charges for sexual assault involving a minor has been charged with child luring in Wainwright 26 from someone concerned that a child in their family was chatting on a messaging app with an adult woman they didn’t know This unknown woman was allegedly trying to lure the minor and their friends to a hotel room Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Wainwright RCMP arrested Janelle Maisie Arnold Arnold is charged with invitation to sexual touching and failure to comply with a release order Arnold was taken into custody and is scheduled to appear in court Nov She had been charged in September with sexual assault and sexual interference after the parents of a student though not one from the school at which Arnold worked reported alleged inappropriate contact between their child and a teacher Northern Lights Public Schools has said Arnold is no longer a division employee This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Sign In Subscribe Now The Stettler Imperials set the tone early in the first period of the hockey game when they hosted the Wainwright Rustlers on Dec 7 The Imperials were starting on a high note after their impressive 11-4 victory over the Hughenden Jets the Saturday before There was rough stuff happening on both sides through the game with Stettler at one point having to fight off a very brief five-on-three due to a succession of roughing calls The Rustlers’ Derek Pfisterer opened second-period play with a cross-checking penalty of his own Stettler's Ethan Rost had a multi-point night earning a pair of assists while Dylan Houston and Erik Rost contributed to scoring The Imperials would put the score to three-nothing Wainright didn't let Stettler get complacent Wainright managed to claw back a pair of goals scored by Kael Perkins and Michael Shirley in the third period Play continued for a few minutes before a fight would break out by the Wainwright net The altercation would see the Rustlers take a roughing penalty Imperials Erik Rost would also get called for roughing Wainwright showed no signs of surrender Both teams kept things interesting for the last few minutes of play and would work the puck up and down both ends of the ice Stettler kept the Wainwright goalie busy as the period wound down keeping their shots on goal doubled to Wainright's The Rustlers pulled their goalie to no avail The Wainright team managed to keep the puck in play until the clock ran out but would fall to the Imperials by a one point margin of 3 to 2 Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines The Barrhead Steelers defeated their Tier 1 rivals from Wainwright in a penalty-filled Jan two game misconduct penalties (one for each team) among other infractions such as cross-checking The win puts the Steelers record at two wins versus five losses