Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application from 4:00 – 7:00 PM at Halligan-McCabe-DeVries Funeral Home Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 AM on Tuesday John Vianney Catholic Church with additional visitation being held from 9:00 AM Tuesday at the church until time of Mass son of John “Jack” and Joyce (Falline) Arth He was united in marriage to Lori Petersen in 1991 Michael was very sarcastic and had a great sense of humor He was known for his creativity in decorating for the holidays and found joy in his Fourth-of-July and Halloween gatherings He also loved watching stock car races with his grandson and his religion was very important to him Those left to honor his memory include his wife Lori; children Theresa Arth and Lydia Arth; grandson Emilio; father Jack; siblings JR (Jill) Arth Robert (Terese) Arth and Stacey (Michael) Flynn; brother’s-in-law Gary Petersen and Craig Petersen; and many nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his mother Joyce and father-in-law and mother-in-law Norman and Mardeen Petersen Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors of Detroit Lakes passed away peacefully on January 7 as the third child of Frank and Laura Meath Jim Meath and younger sister Mary Jo (Reimer) She loved to read in her childhood and throughout her life  She graduated from Shanley high school After High School she moved to Colorado with her girlfriends taking a job as a telephone Operator It is there that she met the love of her life They got engaged and were married in Fargo North Dakota They moved to the Twin Cities where they raised seven children  She was a full-time homemaker and mother She loved her dogs and dearly loved to travel especially with her family and going to the lake where her and Bill would eventually retire Pat loved spending time with her sister Mary Jo They loved to have meals at Herb & Jo’s and ride on the pontoon.  Pat will be remembered and greatly missed by her children grandchildren & great grandchildren by her great love for them all Patricia is survived by her beloved children: Laurie (Jeffrey) Kick She delighted in the company of her adored grandchildren Patricia also leaves behind her dearly beloved ten great grandchildren along with many other loving family members and friends who will cherish her memory She was preceded in death by her loving husband William P and many other beloved family members and friends Patricia Anne Arth will be remembered for her unwavering love and devotion to her family and her ability to bring joy to those around her Her legacy of love will continue to inspire her family and friends for generations to come This funeral Mass will also be livestreamed: Catholic Church Detroit Lakes Mn YouTube Channel it will go live 30 minutes prior to the Mass starting.  https://www.youtube.com/@holyrosarycatholicchurchde380/streams The Pittsburgh Steelers selected Will Howard at the tail end of the NFL Draft scooping up the National Champion quarterback in the sixth round According to Devin Jackson of The Philadelphia Inquirer Howard reached out to Steelers quarterbacks coach Tom Arth to get some plays which made Arth and the rest of the Steelers’ offensive staff happy with the kind of player they drafted because it’s the kind of worker you are,” Maureen said via Jackson Jackson added that Arth and Howard have a history as Arth recruited Howard out of high school while he was the head coach at Akron While the Ohio State product is likely going to be the No 3 quarterback behind Mason Rudolph and the likely soon-to-be-signed Aaron Rodgers the work ethic understandably has coaches excited Howard will likely replace Rudolph as the backup in 2027 And if the Steelers do take a quarterback in the first round in 2026 which feels like more of a certainty than anything they’ll also have Howard on the roster if things go south with whomever they take next year Arth serves as vice president of member programs and services 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) today announced the promotion of Terry Arth to senior vice president of member services and conferences Arth will report to NACDS President and CEO Steven C Terry is uniquely qualified to continuously raise the bar so that NACDS' venues and productions remain the unrivaled catalyst for industry collaboration Arth has played a leadership role in the current and prior meetings and conferences of NACDS including the present-day NACDS Annual Meeting He was instrumental in the creation and 2013 launch of the NACDS Total Store Expo which combined the NACDS Marketplace Conference the NACDS Pharmacy and Technology Conference and the NACDS Supply Chain and Logistics Conference He has helped to pioneer NACDS' use of technology to enhance all aspects of NACDS' meetings and conferences – from the member experience to the marketing of the events and disciplined leader on the team that has established NACDS meetings and conferences as the gold standard of the industry," stated NACDS President and CEO Steven C "He is uniquely qualified to continuously raise the bar so that NACDS' venues and productions remain the unrivaled catalyst for industry collaboration Meetings and conferences are central to Terry's professional identity and he and the team will see to it that the highest level of member service remains the top priority for this Association." This news coincides with last week's announcement that NACDS Senior Vice President of Member Programs and Services Jim Whitman will retire in June 2025 and Arth's promotion will be effective at that time A photo is available for use by the media supermarkets and mass merchants with pharmacies and NACDS' member companies include regional chains Chains employ nearly 3 million individuals They fill over 3 billion prescriptions yearly and help patients use medicines correctly and safely while offering innovative services that improve patient health and healthcare affordability NACDS members also include more than 900 supplier partners and over 70 international members representing 21 countries Chris Krese, National Association of Chain Drug Stores, 703-837-4650, [email protected], www.NACDS.org SOURCE National Association of Chain Drug Stores Do not sell or share my personal information: Arth will report to president and CEO Steve Anderson meetings and international programs.  [Read more: Jim Whitman to retire from NACDS] Total Store Expo and Regional Chain Conference.  He played a role in the creation and launch of the Total Store Expo Pharmacy and Technology Conference and Supply Chain and Logistics Conference He has helped to pioneer NACDS’ use of technology to help enhance meetings and conferences—from the member experience to the marketing of the events [Read more: Kellyanne Conway to headline NACDS-PAC event at 2025 Annual Meeting] and disciplined leader on the team that has established NACDS meetings and conferences as the gold standard of the industry,” Andersons said “He is uniquely qualified to continuously raise the bar so that NACDS’ venues and productions remain the unrivaled catalyst for industry collaboration Meetings and conferences are central to Terry’s professional identity and he and the team will see to it that the highest level of member service remains the top priority for this Association.” This news coincides with last week’s announcement that NACDS senior vice president of member programs and services Jim Whitman will retire in June 2025 and Arth’s promotion will be effective at that time.  LATROBE, Pa. — Long before a quarterback competition took center stage at Saint Vincent College, new Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks coach Tom Arth found himself in a competition of his own At the powerhouse Saint Ignatius High in Cleveland Arth was buried on the depth chart as about the 11th QB on the freshman roster While others ahead of him gave up and quit in the middle of his senior season in 1998 leading the Wildcats to the Ohio state semifinal “I really think so much about this game is just your ability to persevere and to just hang in there,” Arth said as he stood on the practice field reflecting on the distant high school memory and I think that’s such an important part of being successful.” the 43-year-old quarterbacks coach is tasked with leading a group that in some ways can relate to his experience both of the quarterbacks atop the Steelers roster were cast aside and told they were not in their teams’ futures as QB1 Instilling confidence and helping both of those quarterbacks reclaim their starting-caliber play will be Arth’s challenge in Pittsburgh Wilson won't play in Steelers' preseason opener What’s prepared him for this moment? Well, let’s pick his story back up at John Carroll in Division III in 1999. Arth quickly won the starting job and proceeded to rewrite the record book, setting 18 school records. He parlayed his All-America junior and senior seasons into an opportunity with the Indianapolis Colts as a backup Realizing his appetite for the game and his ability to break down the X’s and O’s like studying the opponents’ blitz packages “I was really fortunate to earn the trust of Peyton and earn the trust of the coaching staff to get some of those projects and prove that I could add value in whatever way that was,” Arth said “It wasn’t necessarily going to be out there between the white lines but to add value in whatever way they needed me to was most important to me.” Arth said he wasn’t even interested in coaching at the time that experience was in some ways his first foray into coaching you’re going to be a great coach one day,’” Arth said Tell me I got a shot to play quarterback.’” When Caldwell was promoted to head coach in 2009, he offered Arth a chance to be on his staff. But the kid who refused to give up in high school wasn’t ready to give up on his NFL dream just yet He continued to bounce around in various leagues the Canadian Football League and the Arena Football League before finally deciding it was time to hang up the cleats I loved the people I worked for,” Arth said Arth got a call from his former head coach at John Carroll Arth was promoted to head coach in December 2012 Arth led John Carroll to a 40-8 record in four seasons then moved up in class to coach Chattanooga from 2017 to 2018 and then jumped to Akron as the Zips went just 3-24 in three seasons He spent last season with the Los Angeles Chargers as a passing game specialist alongside Brandon Staley before joining the Steelers’ staff this offseason Steelers' offensive makeover continues with hiring of Zach Azzanni Arth has the benefit of focusing on one position instead of being the CEO of an entire team like he was as a college head coach as he has the unique task of leading a quarterback room with one established veteran who is trying to recapture his top form and a young passer who is working to reach his full potential When it comes to Wilson Arth said the offensive staff has asked itself “What is it about Russ that makes Russ special And how do we build our offense around that?” there’s a certain style of play that’s associated with it,” Arth said “It fits who we are as the Pittsburgh Steelers very well.” Reading between the lines, it seems Arth and the Steelers are trying to create an environment similar to Seattle, with a reliable running game and plenty of play-action that takes advantage of Wilson’s trademark deep ball “That’s part of the art of coaching,” Arth said “Understanding who your players are and being able to adapt and adjust your philosophies and scheme to what suits your players the best way.” the challenge is a bit different with a hyper-mobile quarterback who has great arm talent but struggled with turnovers in his first three seasons Arth and the Steelers are working to refine his mechanics and hone his process to add consistency to his enticing athletic profile “He’s really focused so much energy and attention on his footwork in the pocket being accurate with the ball in the pocket,” Arth said you kind of saw them starting to take shape in OTAs and minicamp to really see his growth and development as a quarterback.” can they hang on to the starting gig long enough to solidify the position in the future Arth will be a driving force behind the scenes working to maximize the potential of both passers (Top photo of Tom Arth: Karl Roser / Pittsburgh Steelers) Here are the results from two of the meets More: Girls basketball: Adena's Day picks up 100th win; Unioto remains perfect in SVC 200-yard girls medley relay: Chillicothe’s team of Reina Cunningham, Bella Flores, Sarah Johansen, and Addison Gibson came in first with a time of 2:18.72. Unioto’s team of Layla Scarberry, Olivia Howard, Haylee Hull and Zoe Neff was second at 2:22.02 200-yard boys medley: Chillicothe’s team of Aidan Montgomery, Matthew Remley, Noah Hickman-Beck and Noah Flores was first at 2:03.57. Zane Trace’s team of Dawson Skinner, Isaac Detty, Josh Young and Griffin Stauffer were second at 2:17.26 200-yard girls freestyle: Sarah Johansen (Chillicothe) was first at 2:24.25; Zane Trace’s Kylie Arthur was second at 2:45.52 200-yard boys freestyle: Malachi Upshaw (Chillicothe) was first at 2:26.96 and Matthew Remley (Chillicothe) was second at 2:41.86 200-yard girls IM: Unioto’s Zoe Neff was first at 2:59.85. Zane Trace’s Malia Vick was second at 3:00.55. 200-yard boys IM: Jonathan Crawford (Chillicothe) was first at 2:36.08 50-yard girls freestyle: Addison Gibson (Chillicothe) was first at 30.07 and Anne Maimone (Chillicothe) was second at 31.49. 50-yard boys freestyle: Aidan Montgomery (Chillicothe) was first at 25.21 and Zane Trace’s Josh Young was second at 25.68 100-yard girls butterfly: Zane Trace’s Malia Vick was first at 1:26.11 and Chillicothe’s Anne Maimone was second at 1:27.43 100-yard boys butterfly: Noah Hickman-Beck (Chillicothe) was first at 1:09.70 and Malachi Upshaw (Chillicothe) was second at 1:22.84 100-yard girls freestyle: Sarah Johansen (Chillicothe) was first 1:01.77 and Haylee Hull (Unioto) was second at 1:13.59 100-yard boys freestyle: Zane Trace’s Josh Young was first at 1:00.88 and Zane Trace’s Dawson Skinner was second at 1:05.30 500-yard girls freestyle: Reina Cunningham (Chillicothe) was first at 7:02.38. Zane Trace’s Kylie Arther was second at 7:32.02 500-yard boys freestyle: Noah Hickman-Beck (Chillicothe) was first at 6:09.11 200-yard girls freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Anne Maimone, Alex Erslan, Bella Flores and Addison Gibson was first at 2:05.94. Unioto’s team of Layla Scarberry, Haylee Hull, Olivia Howard and Zoe Neff was second at 2:08.75 200-yard boys freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Isaac Crawford, Malachi Upshaw, Noah Flores and Aiden Montgomery was first at 1:46:07. Zane Trace’s team of Josh Young, Dawson Skinner, Isaac Detty and Griffin Stauffer was second at 1:55.43. 100-yard girls backstroke: Bella Flores (Chillicothe) was first at 1:25.86 and Zane Trace’s Caitlin DiBenedetto was second at 1:27.22 100-yard boys backstroke: Chillicothe’s Jonathan Crawford was first at 1:15.10 and Zane Trace’s Dawson Skinner was second at 1:21.53 100-yard girls breaststroke: Unioto’s Olivia Howard was first at 1:25.36 and her teammate Zoe Neff was second at 1:33.20 100-yard boys breaststroke: Matthew Remley (Chillicothe) was first at 1:18.47 and Zane Trace’s Isaac Detty was second at 1:24.41 400-yard girls freestyle relay: Zane Trace’s team of Malia Vick, Kylie Arthur, Willow Cacciatore and Keira DiBenedetto was first at 5:19.51. Unioto’s team of Haylee Hull, Olivia Howard, Jordyn Stark and Layla Scarberry was second at 5:19.56 400-yard boys freestyle relay: Chillcothe’s team of Jonathan Crawford, Isaac Crawford, Noah Flores and Aiden Montgomery was first at 4:09.91 Chillicothe senior night meet200-yard girls medley relay: Chillicothe’s team of Bella Flores, Alex Erslan, Sarah Johansen and Addison Gibson came in first with a time of 2:21.18. Unioto’s team of Annah Reisinger, Olivia Howard, Haylee Hull and Zoe Neff was second with a time of 2:24.36. 200-yard boys medley relay: Chillicothe’s team of Jonathan Crawford, Matthew Remley, Aidan Montgomery and Noah Flores were first with a time of 2:02.97. 200-yard girls freestyle: Alex Erslan (Chillicothe) was second at 2:49.43; Meilah Stangle (Chillicothe) was third at 3:06.39 200-yard boys freestyle: Nathan Noble of Adena was second with a time of 2:49.70 200-yard girls IM: Reina Cunningham (Chillicothe) was first at 2:51.06; Layla Halm (Adena) was second at 2:58.80 200-yard boys IM: Isaac Crawford (Chillicothe was first at 2:35.56 50-yard girls freestyle: Sarah Johansen (Chillicothe) was first at 27.42; Zoe Neff (Unioto) was second at 30.30 50-yard boys freestyle: Matthew Remley (Chillicothe) was first at 28.72; Roland Preston (Chillicothe) was second at 30.23 100-yard girls butterfly: Layla Scarberry (Unioto) was first at 1:29.17 100-yard boys butterfly: Aidan Montgomery (Chillicothe) was first at 1:03.91; Isaac Crawford was second at 1:11.59 100-yard girls freestyle: Addison Gibson (Chillicothe) was first at 1:08.08 100-yard boys freestyle: Roland Preston (Chillicothe) was second at 1:08.64 500-yard girls freestyle: Sarah Johansen (Chillicothe) was first at 6:25.07 500-yard boys freestyle: Jonathan Crawford (Chillicothe) was first at 6:01.90; Noah Hickman-Beck was second at 6:02.87 200-yard girls freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Gibson, Flores, Cunningham and Johansen was first at 2:03.36. Unioto’s team of Scarberry, Hull, Reisginer and Neff was second at 2:07.63 200-yard boys freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Crawford, Upshaw, Flores and Montgomery was first at 1:45.46 100-yard girls backstroke: Bella Flores (Chillicothe) was second at 1:24.33 100-yard boys backstroke: Nathan Noble (Adena) was first at 1:27.02; Simon Maimone (Chillicothe) was second at 1:34.21 100-yard girls breaststroke: Olivia Howard (Unioto) was first at 1:24.14 100-yard boys breaststroke: Noah Flores (Chillicothe) was first at 1:17.47 and Noah Hickman-Beck (Chillicothe) was second at 1:36.90 400-yard girls freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Cunningham, Flores, Anne Maimone and Gibson was first at 4:46.31. Unioto’s team of Annah Reisinger, Olivia Howard, Emma Howard and Layla Scarberry was second at 5:17.50. 400-yard boys freestyle relay: Chillicothe’s team of Jonathan Crawford, Isaac Crawford, Noah Flores and Aiden Montgomery was first at 4:07.60 The Pittsburgh Steelers have a brand-new quarterback room, one shaped and led by Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. They’ll be coached by a new face, too. Of the several coaching staff changes the team made this offseason, Tom Arth was tabbed as the Steelers’ new quarterbacks coach. A relatively fresh face in the NFL he’ll be a critical component to reviving Wilson’s career while taking Fields from potential to production Arth’s name is synonymous with John Carroll it won’t be on your television most Saturdays but you’ll feel the school’s influence every Sunday If Miami (Fla.) was once dubbed DB U and Ohio State a modern day WR U This isn’t a coaching tree – it’s a coaching forest Before becoming a coach, Arth was a stellar quarterback and once named the greatest player in program history. After an NFL stint that included being teammates with Peyton Manning and spending time in NFL Europe hanging up his cleats for a coach’s headset It was there he coached the likes of DL Chris Rizzo and QB Anthony Moeglin two men who became just as impressed with Arth the person as they were the coach “Coach really did spend a lot of time pouring into us as young men,” Rizzo tells me in a recent interview “He put good people around us that were gonna give us more than just football I think that was one of the most influential pieces is that there’s a lot of guys who say and bring a lot of guys in Coach was always a leader by example and a model of what he wanted us to be.” After spending several seasons as an offensive coach, Arth became the school’s head coach in 2013. In his four years in that role, he posted a sparkling 40-8 record. His squad pulled off the stunner of 2016, ending Mount Union’s 112-game winning streak with a 31-28 victory handing the Purple Raiders their first regular season loss since 2005 “He always had a really good way of balancing the intensity of what we were about to experience with a message of love for your teammates,” says Moeglin the quarterback responsible for throwing the game-winner to beat Mount Union It takes a group of guys who are committed to each other committed to winning that football game and doing everything they can “There’s one [pre-game speech] in particular against Mount Union where somebody caught it on video it snaps you back into that moment.” Moeglin grew up in the northeast Ohio region he tore every conceivable ligament in his shoulder making a tackle his senior year of high school he played out his basketball and baseball seasons popping his shoulder into place when need be John Carroll had a quarterback battle in 2016 The initial results weren’t promising he had completed less than half his passes and thrown five picks But Arth kept him steady and boosted his quarterback’s confidence when it was needed the most he’s got a really good way of just building you up Just pumping you with confidence if things are going good,” Moeglin said “He kind of accelerates that if things are going bad He’s got a really good way of just keeping you confident That I wasn’t in over my head and all those things to kind of keep me going.” Moeglin completed over 80 percent of his passes in a blowout win over Heidelberg Moeglin was Manning incarnated on an Ohio field tossing six touchdowns in a 62-7 win over Wilmington John Carroll finished 12-2 before falling in the semifinals Rizzo has the perspective of playing and coaching during Arth’s tenure Transitioning to the latter as a linebacker and tight ends coach Rizzo understood the NFL-like process Arth brought to the school I’ll never forget the amount of the amount of NFL tape and learning that we had an opportunity to get to as a Division III player…For us You were expected to know what you were doing “The amount of detail that coach wanted in these things the amount of attention to the small details really gave you the idea that this is something a little bit different than you were kind of signing up for you don’t always necessarily get to see the behind-the-scenes I don’t necessarily think he was trying to create a professional environment I think that’s just something that Coach always existed in and always held himself to And then that was just the way he did things.” It was run like a professional program and that was really cool Tuesday through Friday were gonna be harder than Saturday ‘We’re gonna go hard in practice We’re gonna put you in tough positions hard positions to succeed and see what you can do.’ Because when your preparation’s tougher than the actual game Despite the NFL environment shaped by his time in the league Arth didn’t brag about his football story there were acknowledgments of it in his office But his focus wasn’t on wielding his NFL credentials to shut down arguments It was merely imparting the knowledge he gained to his staff and players The rare NFL mention was players poking fun of his NFL Blitz rating Arth wasn’t just cognizant of winning on the field He once brought in an etiquette coach to help his players brush up on their dinner manners when Twitter wasn’t nearly as prominent as today he asked a social media specialist to speak one day outlining the importance of building your name the right way Arth’s success quickly got him noticed. UT-Chattanooga hired him as its head coach in 2017 and two years later, he was in the FBS running Akron, endorsed by Peyton Manning for the job He didn’t find the same success there the Zips a historically tough program to win at but it spoke to the high regard everyone who meets Arth holds him Whether it’s a D-III quarterback like Moeglin Fundamentals are key and good quarterback play comes from the ground up “His biggest thing is making sure you have good footwork,” Moeglin explained it’s the same kind of footwork drills I was watching some OTA clips of Justin Fields and Russell Wilson all the things that they were doing was the same stuff that I was doing.’…His fundamentals and one of those big ones is making sure your feet are perfect you’ll see those guys repping all sorts of types of different kind of footwork drills making sure your shoulders and your eyes move with your feet “His biggest thing is making sure your base is strong You should be able to stand shoulder width apart and not be able to move you off your spot really strong so that you can explode from there Because your arm strength is really driven through your lower half And if you have good base and you’re on balance So that was his biggest thing is making sure that base was strong.” Maximizing a player’s talent by way of being a teacher “He’s a really good teacher,” Rizzo said “I remember I’d pop into his office to do some of the diagrams or some of the playbook drawings as a young coach And there was never any question that was too stupid There was always a ‘Why?’ There was always an extraordinarily tangible piece that he was able to link to your learning process as a coach and a player And he’s a really strong and passionate learner as well.” Rizzo and Moeglin spoke to Arth’s intense competitive drive The urge to create competition for himself and for those he’s leading an ideal atmosphere for a quarterback competition the team is framing as open between Wilson and Fields “He’s competing not just to be the best quarterback’s coach,” Rizzo said “He’s not competing just to be the best assistant coach The guy is competing in all facets of what he does Whether it’s competing to know the playbook the best whether it’s competing about creating competition among his room He used to tell us all the time that competition breeds excellence…So you have a competitor in that quarterback’s room You have a guy that regardless of situation or circumstance he’s gonna go tooth and nail for you.” Once together on John Carroll’s campus Arth is in Pittsburgh for his first season with the Steelers entering his second year as the head coach of a promising North Catholic squad In a reminder of the type of accomplished people the school produces the company’s CEO is a John Carroll alum Even if their encounters are total happenstance as Arth’s was with Moeglin earlier this summer I was flying out to the West Coast for work All of a sudden I see Coach Arth’s name and he starts calling me and I’m like ‘What in the heck?’ I answer and he goes are you in the Denver airport?’ And we turned and we talked for 25 minutes Wednesday’s report date won’t be his first trip to Latrobe Vincent College played Arth’s John Carroll squad including a 26-3 win in Latrobe to open the 2015 season He hopes tenure as a Steelers coach gets off to the same promising start one of my favorite parts about him is he’s so smart,” Moeglin said and it’s gonna match up with Russell and with Justin very and he’ll do anything he can to make sure Pittsburgh wins.” Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet We use ads to fund this site and continue to bring you premium Steelers content If you like what you see on this site, we now have an ad-free option available for a donation of $25 per year and you can enjoy the site entirely ad-free Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well Julius Arth is back with a fresh new track, “Game Of Life,” and it’s already shaping up to be a defining hit of the year. Released under the FanKee label this EDM masterpiece masterfully fuses Tech House and Electro-House Known for his ability to blend genres while retaining a powerful and dynamic sound Arth once again proves why he’s a rising star in the electronic music world Inspiration can strike at the most unexpected times the idea for “Game Of Life” came from an unusual source—a book The book described a game reminiscent of American Football but with a different intriguing name that translated to “Game Of Life.” The concept fascinated Arth who immediately saw a musical opportunity in the drama and suspense associated with the game A powerful and uplifting melody full of anticipation punctuated by energetic drop sections that will have festival-goers on their feet With strong support and nearing 1 million social engagements, “Game Of Life” is not just a track; it’s a festival anthem in the making. The song is primed to hit the airwaves and stages at the highly anticipated Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) 2024 Fans of Arth’s previous work will find “Game Of Life” to be the perfect continuation of his signature style but with fresh twists that keep things exciting and unpredictable Julius Arth’s journey as a DJ and producer began in his teenage years, and his career has only skyrocketed since his first record signing. Over time, his music has been signed by some of the top labels in the industry, including Blanco Y Negro and Future House Cloud This success has earned him support from revered names in the electronic music world such as Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and top-tier entities like Spinnin’ Records Arth’s performance history is as impressive as his production credits. His gigs have taken him across major EDM hotspots, including Amsterdam and Ibiza, where he has performed at world-renowned events like ADE and the International Music Summit (IMS) delivering unforgettable sets at iconic venues like Ministry of Sound and frequently returning to perform in his native Italy With the release of “Game Of Life,” Julius Arth is poised for a breakout year As he gears up for more performances and continues to make waves in the world of EDM one thing is clear—Arth is not slowing down anytime soon Whether you catch him at ADE 2024 or another festival stage you can be sure that his music will deliver an energetic and uplifting experience and “Game Of Life” is proof that there’s much more to come from this talented DJ and producer Julius Arth – “Game Of Life” is out now via FanKee Label Instagram | TikTok | SoundCloud it continues to shape the industry from its headquarters in Sweden pushing boundaries and fostering creativity worldwide Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube © Copyright of UFO Network 2024 – All Rights Reserved Built by Jacques Maurice Julie If the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterbacks are the headline story of the team’s 2024 season, then the man in charge of coaching them should get some notice, too. Not only does the team have a brand-new quarterback room, it has a new quarterbacks coach. Tom Arth was hired for the role early in the offseason tasked with reviving Russell Wilson’s career and coaching up Justin Fields to maximize his potential OC Arthur Smith praised the job Arth’s done “He believes in the details, the fundamentals. He’s a fantastic communicator,” Smith said via the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette YouTube channel. “And ultimately we’re teachers and that’s a big part of our job And Tom checked a lot of those boxes.” Arth isn’t new to coaching but relatively new to the NFL Hired in 2022 by the Los Angeles Chargers due to ties with then-head coach Brandon Staley (whom Arth hired at John Carroll years prior) he served as the team’s pass-game specialist the previous two seasons Pittsburgh tabbed him as its new quarterbacks coach as Mike Sullivan The team also let go assistant QBs Coach David Corley While Smith had never coached alongside Arth until this year there’s still links that tie them together “Tom’s a guy I’ve gotten to know from afar John Gannon and I shared an office in Tennessee So I got to know them over the years.” As we outlined in our “Big Book Of Tom Arth,” he grew up outside of Cleveland attending and playing quarterback at D-III powerhouse John Carroll He would leave a superstar and named the greatest player in school history working his way up to run the program in 2013 That led him to stops at Chattanooga and Akron though success at each was more fleeting While Arth lacked the talent to stick long-term in the NFL Spent some time with Mike McCarthy.” Arth spent several years on the Indianapolis Colts’ practice squad behind Manning where he would routinely be quizzed about the playbook and how to react in certain situations Arth left such an impression that Manning vouched for Akron to hire him a decade later Not only do the Steelers have new-looking personnel on offense All coaches in key units who must perform well not only will the Steelers’ offense spring to new heights these coaches could earn looks and promotions from around the league Entering this season, Justin Fields wasn’t supposed to be the Pittsburgh Steelers’ starting QB, but circumstances changed things. Russell Wilson dealt with a nagging calf injury, and suddenly, Fields was the starter for the first six games. He played well, but Mike Tomlin wanted to see what Wilson could give the Steelers when healthy it felt like Fields didn’t have full command of the offense but Steelers quarterbacks coach Tom Arth states that isn’t true “We really did not limit Justin [Fields’] calls at the line of scrimmage,” Arth said Wednesday via the team’s media department “We put as much on him in the first few weeks of the season as we’re asking Russ to do at the line.” Earlier this year, Fields did reveal just how much freedom he has at the line of scrimmage It sounded like he couldn’t really change plays Wilson shouldn’t be able to do that either considering Wilson’s veteran experience it would be odd to not allow him to make changes based on the coverages he’s seeing It’s likely that Arth just doesn’t want to make it seem like Fields is worse than Wilson. Everyone on the team has made it clear that Fields impressed them. If Wilson has any more freedom than Fields it’s probably more about his time in the league Arth also spoke about how the offense hasn’t really changed with Wilson in the lineup as opposed to Fields depending on who your quarterback is,” he said regardless of what offensive system you’re in But I wouldn’t say that there’s anything that we weren’t able to do with [Fields] that we can do now with [Wilson].” That’s a fair answer. The Steelers’ offense does look basically the same. They still prioritize running the ball It isn’t like the Steelers are a pass-happy team with Wilson under center some things obviously have to change because Wilson and Fields are different players For instance, Fields is much more mobile than Wilson there were more designed runs for the quarterback with Fields as the starter Wilson is giving the Steelers a little more consistency in the passing game Steelers QBs Russell Wilson and Justin Fields sharing the moment. You love to see it. 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Los Angeles Flavorful contemporary dishes make this newer Culver City restaurant stand out within L.A.’s South Asian dining scene from chicken wings drenched in an Old Monk marinade (India’s iconic dark rum) to a lobster moilee a rich coconut milk curry from the southern state of Kerala traditionally made with shrimp Modestly priced classics like pav bhaji—vegetable curry sliders—and chicken tikka kebab come loaded with spices and everything pairs well with Arth’s playful desi-inspired cocktails I particularly enjoyed the jal-jeera mojito which pairs the popular cumin-based north Indian drink with chili-infused white rum and a touch of peach liqueur a robust weekday happy hour (3–5pm) offers $7 well drinks and shaves $2 off cocktails and 50% off on small plates like “sexier” curry fries and a crunchy Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagramspotifyAbout us Contact us Time Out magazine Affable charming talented Raj Kiran who celebrates his birthday on 5 February and who won numerous hearts in Mahesh Bhatt’s Arth and Subhash Ghai’s Karz His Karz co-star Rishi Kapoor had tracked Raj down in the US in 2011 and that was the last we heard of Raj For someone who was remembered as an engaging it was shocking that his rumoured death could gather momentum so easily Rishi Kapoor met the missing actor’s brother Govind Mehtani Rishi had been wondering what had happened to Raj Kiran “The question was haunting me for a very long time Then these rumours of Raj being no more began doing the rounds How can a colleague with whom I shared some really good times I decided to look up Raj’s elder brother Govind Mehtani to find out about Raj.” It was then that the shocking truth about Raj Kiran spilled out But he was confined to an institution in Atlanta due to health problems Apparently Raj paid for his own treatment in Atlanta by working within the institution Rishi remembered Raj as very well read and clever with his repartees It seems Raj went through a series of domestic crises which left him in a state of acute depression He was apparently institutionalised in India before he left for the US Though Raj has not been working for a long time So he was not financially challenged by his illness whose dazzling smile had lit up many potboilers for two decades giving remarkable performances in films like B R Ishara’s Kagaz Ki Nao Meenakshi Sheshadri and Deepti Naval and Kaaran apart from Subhash Ghai’s hit Karz and Mahesh Bhatt’s critically acclaimed Arth in the 1980s Mahesh Bhatt had worked with Raj Kiran in Arth and at that time he had never given him any reason to believe that he would ever suffer from such an organic problem But then years later Mahesh heard about bizarre incidents that happened in Bangalore Raj Kiran had gone to Puttaparthi and there he apparently tried to scale a wall and got violent and was accused of having attempted to assassinate Sai Baba He was brought back to Mumbai where he was kept in a Byculla asylum Some time after that Mahesh heard his brother took him to the USA Tuesday | May 06 2025 | an Indian pharmaceutical company with a strong focus on women’s health has expanded its Arth range of over-the-counter (OTC) daily supplements The new lineup aims to support women’s holistic well-being by combining ancient Indian herbs like Brahmi with modern scientific precision to address commonly overlooked health concerns As part of its commitment to promoting women's health awareness Emcure has partnered with actor and advocate Vidya Balan as the brand ambassador for Arth Known for her strong stance on women's empowerment Balan will lead conversations around crucial but often under-discussed health topics encouraging women to take proactive steps toward their well-being The expanded Arth range includes targeted wellness solutions: Intimate Care – Designed to alleviate itchiness and dryness in intimate areas Sleep Support Gummies – Aiding restful and quality sleep Brain Fog Aid – Supporting cognition and mental clarity “I am happy to be associated with Emcure’s Arth range—a brand that understands and supports women’s holistic well-being Women are the backbone of families and communities I admire Emcure’s commitment to addressing women’s unique health needs and empowering them to take charge of their well-being I hope to inspire and encourage women to prioritise themselves through informed choices.” emphasised the significance of the partnership and truly embodies what our brand stands for We look forward to working with her to address and destigmatise topics around women’s health that are often considered taboo.” Emcure continues its mission to provide accessible Having previously focused on menopausal health the company now broadens its scope to serve women across different life stages reinforcing Arth as a trusted name in holistic well-being Harbinder@businessworld.in Subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on our latest news a leading Indian pharma company with a strong focus on women’s healthcare segment a unique range aimed at supporting women through their menopausal journey The products address the challenges faced by women during menopause combining scientific research with an understanding of women’s health needs and mental well-being of women during this transition Menopause is a natural phase in a woman's life often accompanied by a variety of physical and psychological symptoms Perimenopause can last up to 10 years with varying degree of multiple symptoms and women can experience over 30 symptoms[1] affecting their day-to-day activities An Emcure study revealed that 96% of woman experience menopausal symptoms during this phase affecting their day-to-day lives yet many refrain from seeking treatment due to lack of awareness The Arth range aims to empower women to embrace this phase with good health Arth has been carefully curated to address multiple symptoms faced in the menopausal journey Some of the SKUs developed as part of this initial launch are the  multi symptom capsules with the goodness of chasteberry tablets for bone health & Brahmi capsules for brain fog Instead of taking a preachy and conventional route to spread awareness on the subject the brand will be turning to popular stand up comedians to throw some light on the subject in a light hearted way Whole-time Director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. we understand the unique challenges that come with this phase of life and are committed to providing comprehensive and effective solutions that empower women to sail through this phase smoothly our focus is to raise awareness and increase access with affordable products to help women navigate menopause with good health and self-strength.” The product range is meticulously developed to alleviate common menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal dryness to enable a woman transition through the critical juncture of her natural cycle in a light hearted yet thoughtful way Mahesh Bhatt didn’t have a script for Arth recalls Shabana Azmi Mahesh Bhatt's directorial Arth is allegedly inspired by his extramarital relationship with Parveen Babi and Smita Patil was massive hit upon its release in 1982 an interesting fact is that Bhatt didn’t have any script while making the movie Shabana Azmi recently revealed the director was going through a personal crisis and had no script for Arth Shabana Azmi attended the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival and during a session she recalled  “Mahesh Bhatt was going through a personal crisis I would wear my clothes and turn up on sets It was like he would press a button and immediately I would start if he would give me a difficult scene to do A post shared by Shabana Azmi (@azmishabana18) Shabana Azmi also spoke about Arth on her Instagram handle She shared a video featuring pictures of herself in different moods She recalled that Mahesh Bhatt had told her Arth would change her life and she agreed to it “When #MaheshBhatt offered me #Arth he said “This film will change your life” Will be watching it with the audience on the big screen after decades This is the magic of film festivals.” Thalaivi: Kangana Ranaut is an embodiment of grace as former Tamil Nadu CM Chargers.com is chatting with every Bolts assistant coach this offseason The opportunity that Brandon [Staley] presented to me and my family in a time of transition really meant a lot to me on so many levels There's the personal side of it with someone being there for you in tough times And then there's the chance to certainly live out a dream all I thought about was playing in the NFL I never knew I wanted to be a coach and didn't know I wanted to coach until I started coaching I was fortunate in my young coaching career that I became a head coach so early so I never got to pursue that But I had a few opportunities to explore in the NFL and my relationship with Brandon and Tom Telesco — people that I know so well and believe wholeheartedly in — I feel this organization is on the verge of accomplishing some really special things." "Really just being a support element for all of our coaches particularly on the offensive side of the ball Certainly anywhere that I can lend my experience or contribute in any way is what I try to do I've been really fortunate to work in the quarterback room and get a chance to learn from our coaches Justin just has so much potential and has already had so much success so I've learned how you coach the elite of the elite and it's just been really beneficial for me I've just enjoyed having an opportunity to learn and grow For the last 10 years I was leading and out in front [as a head coach] so I've loved getting a chance to be more in the background and absorb and serve and help any way I can." You and Kellen Moore are both former NFL quarterbacks What have you learned from him in recent months and what are your conversations like Kellen has had a really great approach coming in The Chargers have had a lot of success on offense under Justin so Kellen has done a really good job of all the things that have been so successful here and really trying to integrate that into what his philosophy is He does bring a different philosophy and a different approach but I think it's going to be really good for us I feel he's gotten our offense off to a really great start He puts our concepts into families and has just helped everybody come together and learn the system together The other side that he's spent just as much time on is building relationships and camaraderie and the connection we all have together When you get everyone working in the same direction for the same goal That approach sounds like one of a former quarterback How does your experience there affect how you see and approach the game you have to be a really competitive person You have to be someone who is willing to serve and bring the best out of people around you But you also have to have a big-picture outlook on the game itself and understand what every situation is and understand what we're really trying to get accomplished with each play Those are some of the things I enjoy most about the game I do think playing quarterback helped me become a good coach and there's certainly a lot that I've learned coaching that I wish I knew when I was playing But with the way Brandon has created the culture here we all have the opportunity to learn the game from each other and become the best we can be that helps our players become the best that they can be." You spent two seasons in NFL Europe back in 2004 (Scottish Claymores) and 2005 (Hamburg Sea Devils) I really enjoyed my time there both personally and professionally The opportunity to go over there and continue to work on your game to practice and to play for an extra four months I had some great coaches but then you also meet these players from all over the country from different teams in the NFL that were allocated there and you build some pretty special relationships Then you go back to your team and try to use that development My time in Scotland was probably my favorite One of my best friends was able to come over and spend a month with us He was a college golfer so we got to go and play Turnberry and St It was a once-in-a-lifetime thing so it was just really cool." You were with the Colts organization for three years and overlapped with Tom Telesco there Did you know him before you got to Indianapolis but that's really where we developed a relationship He was the one that called me after the draft and told me they wanted to bring me in and sign me as a free agent That's a moment I will always cherish and will never forget that It was special then and it's special now being able to work here with him." Anything you learned from being around Peyton Manning Peyton is one of the all-time greats to ever play the game And I don't know if anyone has ever played the quarterback position as well as he did Peyton embodies every single one of those things on a daily basis He kind of brought me in and showed me how he watches tape so that I could help him and his preparation … if I had known I wanted to coach at that point it would have made it that much sweeter But I truly feel I just learned so much about the game with his approach and mindset You work with a star quarterback here in Justin Herbert but any similarities with Justin and Peyton I think Justin is more athletic but Peyton was more athletic than people give him credit for Justin is rare with that combination in size But where I really see similarities is how they operate in the pocket Peyton had this ability to play in the pocket when things got tight and things got around his feet keep his eyes downfield and navigate the pocket … I see that in Justin's game It's much less common than in today's NFL than it was 20 years ago You see it less today but it does remind me of Peyton Both are just really smart players and people Peyton is a good guy to have some traits in common with." You were a head coach in college for nine years at John Carroll What did you learn about yourself being in those roles but really what is most important in this profession and that's making an impact on people's lives who you have the opportunity to coach Just how much they're counting on you and how much their families are counting on you You have to be at your best every single day It's such an incredible opportunity to have that responsibility and know that every single day when you wake up that there are hundreds of people counting in you to do your job as well as you can possibly do it That was something I really cherished and enjoyed You go through it — I certainly had a lot of highs and certainly had some lows — but what I learned is that I'm going to be the same guy no matter what the situation and circumstances are coach them the same way and that's something I'm proud of I'm not going to change if we win or lose or depending on how our season is going Just be consistent every day for the people I have the opportunity to coach and lead I learned a lot about the game and how to handle players but mainly it's how to be at your best at all times." which is about 35 miles from Brandon Staley's hometown "I didn't know him when we were growing up I didn't meet him until just after I became the head coach at John Carroll We had hired a defensive coordinator but two or three practices in I had actually reached out to Jonathan Gannon I asked if he had interest in the job but he wanted to stay in the NFL 'He's a rock star and it will be a no-brainer.' We bring Brandon in for an interview and I knew instantaneously that this was our guy That's really where our relationship started It was really special and I learned so much from Brandon We really built a program together and did some special things at John Carroll." Did you know back then he had head-coaching material You could have asked me the day we hired him 'Do you think this guy will coach in the NFL someday Will he be a head coach in the NFL someday?' I probably would have said yes and that it was going to happen sooner than we think He's one of those rare people who has all the traits It's how he leads and deals with people and how he communicates and his knowledge and expertise and passion but what is your biggest accomplishment in life so far My wife and I have been married 19 years in July and we've been together nearly 30 years We have five kids together and I think just seeing how our family is grown and the type of kids we've raised It's what I'm most proud of and they are what I'm most proud of my dream was always to play in the NFL and I had that opportunity coaching at John Carroll and beating Mount Union [to end its 112-game conference win streak and snap a 22-year conference title run] But really what always meant the most to me was the first time I ever started at quarterback at Saint Ignatius High School that was the biggest moment in my life and a dream since I was 5 years old If you don't know about Saint Ignatius and who they were at the time and what it meant to be the starting quarterback there But it was everything to me at that point in my life And it took until the fifth game my senior year to do that I was 11th out of 13 quarterbacks my freshman year and most of those guys quit I remember running out onto the field knowing I was going to realize a lifelong dream at that point Secure your 2023 Season Ticket Memberships today! Click here to learn more We chatted with the Chargers linebacker ahead of Thursday's home primetime matchup against the Broncos We chatted with the Chargers defensive lineman ahead of Sunday's home matchup against the Buccaneers We chatted with the Chargers wide receiver ahead of Monday's home primetime matchup against the Ravens We chatted with the Chargers linebacker ahead of Sunday's home primetime matchup against the Bengals We chatted with the Chargers rookie wide receiver ahead of Sunday's home matchup against the Titans We chatted with the Chargers fullback/defensive lineman ahead of Sunday's home matchup against the Saints We chatted with the Chargers defensive back ahead of Sunday's AFC West matchup against Kansas City We chatted with the Chargers star left tackle ahead of Sunday's season opener against Las Vegas "I expect some immediate improvements as far as it's a team that probably needed a new outlook a little bit and a new voice "If you can bring out the best in [Herbert] then there's no reason you shouldn't be able to compete with anybody in the league." to kind of set the understanding that we're going to have a tough it should energize people to want to see this team because there's so much talent here." 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the famed 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratives et Industriels Modernes Paris in the 1920s was the site of an incredible creative moment across all disciplines It also witnessed: the proliferation of interior design and fashion periodicals; a continuation of the avant-garde project for some artists while others sought a ‘retour a l’ordre’; a rejuvenation of national design industries and; a flourishing of haute couture salons like never before sexual liberation and gender transgression also become hallmarks of the period particularly amongst the cultural and artistic set Creativity and sexuality became inseparable both for the individual subject and certain marginalized communities as much as it was part of a national agenda which sought to rebuild the health of the nation numerous intersections and confluences culminated in the celebrated Exposition des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925 This seminar will explore the exposition as a critical it was also the origin for the creation of the term Art Deco as a derogatory term to designate the overtly decorative nature of the so-called Art Deco style This course will explore the impact and outcomes of the 1925 exposition in both fashion and interior design art.history@concordia.ca Concordia University is located on unceded Indigenous lands The Kanien’kehá:ka Nation is recognized as the custodians of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal The Los Angeles Chargers today announced the addition of Pass Game Specialist Tom Arth to Head Coach Brandon Staley's coaching staff for the upcoming 2022 season Arth will serve as an NFL coach for the first time after spending the last nine seasons as a head coach at the collegiate level Arth most recently served as the head coach at Akron the Cleveland native was the head coach at Chattanooga for two seasons (2017-18) Arth coached seven years at his alma mater including the last four (2013-16) as head coach Arth twice earned Ohio Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors (2013 '16) and led the Blue Streaks to an OAC title in 2016 the school's first outright conference title in over 25 years who served as defensive coordinator/secondary coach on Arth's staff at John Carroll for three seasons (2013 Arth held the role of co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach/assistant recruiting coordinator at John Carroll after serving as the program's director of football operations Arth started four years at quarterback for the Blue Streaks setting 18 program records and earning unanimous All-America honors as a junior and senior After his record-setting career at John Carroll Arth signed with the Indianapolis Colts and served as a backup to Hall of Famer Peyton Manning Secure your 2022 Season Ticket Memberships today! Click here to learn more The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with the following undrafted free agents on Saturday after the conclusion of the 2025 NFL Draft The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with quarterback Trey Lance The Los Angeles Chargers today signed tight end Jordan Petaia He joins the Bolts as part of the NFL's International Player Pathway (IPP) training program The National Football League today announced an expansion of its Global Markets Program with the Los Angeles Chargers officially joining the league initiative as an international marketing rights holder for Greece The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with safety Tony Jefferson The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with tight end Tyler Conklin The Los Angeles Chargers today signed center Andre James The Los Angeles Chargers today signed guard Mekhi Becton The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with linebacker Del'Shawn Phillips The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with quarterback Taylor Heinicke on a new contract The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with defensive lineman Naquan Jones The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with defensive lineman Da'Shawn Hand This course examines the role of sound in the “visual arts.” Western art history and film studies have shared an occularcentric approach to investigating the products of creative expression focusing on visual modes of representation as driven by a broader culture that privileges the sense of sight over all others and human consciousness provides experiences of the world that transcend the boundary lines between the individual senses How might attention to senses other than sight reveal aspects of the visual arts otherwise left unseen We will investigate this question with a focus on one of the other senses as a means of understanding the transsensorial nature of all art We will make use of the fully equipped cinema classroom at our disposal to engage with weekly screenings of films that explore various facets of the intersection between light and sound Screenings will provide points of reference to explore a variety of topic areas including: the role of art in modeling different concepts of human consciousness; Indigenous and non-Western perspectives on the relationship between sound and knowledge; the multi-modal genre of visual music; art as vehicle for both representing and generating altered states of consciousness; the marginalization of neurodiversity and sensory disability; debates about the nature of non-human consciousness; and how the field of sound ecology can help us rethink the visually-oriented environments in which we spend our lives Assignments will require students to apply interdisciplinary methods that draw from the interlinked histories and current debates of art history and film studies Students will come away from the course with an enhanced skillset for thinking critically about the ways in which visual bias has informed our understanding of art and culture and new strategies for charting alternative pathways through the intersection of art and consciousness *This course is cross-listed with FMST 348* Menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life Perimenopause can last up to 10 years with varying degrees of multiple symptoms and women can experience over 30 symptoms affecting their day-to-day activities An Emcure study revealed that 96 per cent of woman experience menopausal symptoms during this phase affecting their day-to-day lives Some of the SKUs developed as part of this initial launch are the  multi-symptom capsules with the goodness of chaste berry the brand will be turning to popular stand-up comedians to throw some light on the subject in a light-hearted way Torque Pharma introduces multipower soft gelatin capsules You must be logged in to post a comment This seminar studies the representation of witches from the late 1400s to the mid-1600s exploring the violent history of European witch hunts and the use of women’s bodies as a tool for political power By employing art history theories and gender studies it examines the role of women in maintaining social order and the persecution of “rebellious bodies” during the period shaped by religious Gender and Sexuality in Art and Architecture: Witch Hunts in Early Modern Europe will highlight the role of prints in disseminating misogynistic ideas about women that shaped the concept of witches such as Heinrich Kramer’s treatise Malleus Maleficarum (1487) gender and violence will be explored through the themes of printmaking; the scientific understanding of women’s anatomy; diabolical beliefs and witchcraft; sexuality suffering and torture; caregiving witches; male witches and witches of the New World within the colonial enterprise Students will be invited to discuss these topics in relation to current artistic practices and social events This class offers a chance to uncover new feminist viewpoints through a historical lens and gain a deeper understanding of the era’s complex ideas about women Students will also develop their critical thinking skills and discover new areas of interest through discussions and interactions Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here By clicking the button, I accept the Terms of Use of the service and its Privacy Policy as well as consent to the processing of personal data Don’t have an account? Signup an Indian pharma company focused on women’s health has entered the daily supplements market with an expansion of its Arth range Arth offers supplements that combine Indian herbs like Brahmi with modern science to address key health concerns Emcure has partnered with actor Vidya Balan as the brand ambassador for its Arth range As part of its efforts in women's health education Vidya Balan will raise awareness on topics like intimate care and sleep issues encouraging women to prioritise their health Vidya Balan will spotlight three key products from the Arth range: Intimate Care to soothe itchiness and dryness in intimate areas Sleep Support Gummies for blissful and quality sleep; Brain Fog Aid to improve focus and support cognition We look forward to working with her to address and destigmatize topics around women’s health that are often considered taboo.” which initially focused on menopausal health is now expanding its range to offer more wellness solutions for women high-quality health products for women’s overall well-being This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Emcure Pharmaceuticals a prominent Indian pharmaceutical company focused on women’s health is expanding its presence in the daily supplements market with the launch of its Arth range This new product line offers a variety of supplements that combine the benefits of traditional Indian herbs like Brahmi with modern scientific research to address often-overlooked health concerns As part of its commitment to quality and women’s health education Emcure has teamed up with renowned actress and women’s health advocate Vidya Balan as the brand ambassador for its Arth range will help spark conversations on vital health issues that are frequently not discussed including intimate care and sleep disorders encouraging women to prioritize their health Vidya will highlight three key products in the Arth range: Intimate Care which helps soothe discomfort in sensitive areas; Sleep Support Gummies designed to promote restful sleep; and Brain Fog Aid “I’m excited to be associated with Emcure’sArth range a brand that truly understands and supports women’s holistic health Women often put the needs of others before their own I admire Emcure’s focus on addressing women’s specific health concerns and empowering them to take control of their well-being Good health is the foundation of empowerment I hope to encourage women to make informed choices for themselves.” Executive Director at Emcure Pharmaceuticals “We are thrilled to partner with Vidya who perfectly embodies the values of our brand—bold As an outspoken advocate for women’s health she is the ideal voice to help us tackle and normalize discussions on health issues that are often seen as taboo.” including targeted solutions for menopausal women and other health challenges Arth aims to become a trusted ally in supporting women’s wellness This move enhances Emcure’s mission to offer high-quality accessible wellness solutions to women everywhere Emcure Pharmaceuticals has been a leader in the pharmaceutical industry since 1981 providing a broad range of products that improve health and quality of life globally Ranked among the top 12 pharma companies in India by domestic sales The story of ‘MAKE IN INDIA’ has reached far and wide. But who are makers of ‘MAKE IN INDIA’? What is their story? ‘Machine Maker’ is a dedicated magazine that seeks to bring the incredible stories... Read more info@themachinemaker.com +91-703-093-2700 Contact Us India's Top and her tennis partner Darlene Hard after winning the women's doubles title at the U.S "I would like to be remembered as a regular person though happy with my tennis accomplishments has never put tennis before my life as a teacher or a person Teaching has always been more important to me than trophies and recognition." "Oral History of Jeanne Arth Interview with Jeanne Arth" by Allys Swanson & Sharon L It's been fifty years since Jeanne Arth retired from playing professional tennis and even today her accomplishments as a pioneer in women's athletics are legendary She is easily the most decorated female tennis athlete in Minnesota which is why it is only fitting that she was the first person ever inducted into St Arth devoted herself to working with students after retiring from tennis Kate's community and was on Alumnae Relation's Board of Directors from 1997–2000 Despite the considerable number of well-deserved honors and accolades that span her athletic career — from the Minnesota Tennis Hall of Fame to the Wilson International Tennis Hall of Fame —Arth values humility and stresses her enjoyment of the sport as the primary motivation for her career in tennis St. Catherine University Athletic Hall of Fame profile: Jeanne Arth The Wheel: "Behind the racket: Interview with national and international champion tennis player and alumna Jeanne Arth"  [link to The St. Kate's Wheel Facebook post] "Oral History of Jeanne Arth Interview with Jeanne Arth," by Allys Swanson & Sharon L. Van Oteghen and – as Glenn Adamson reminds us – a way of being within society and what they are made from are deeply embedded in social and aesthetic narratives. During the last three decades craft scholarship has grown exponentially creating a field of study that invites us to consider how craft discourses and craft objects have shaped one another since the nineteenth century Arts and Crafts Movement through the studio craft movement and into the present day and Craftivism continue to shape analyses of ongoing and historical craft productions By turning to historical texts and recent craft literature this course will examine these dynamics over the last one and a half centuries Guided each week by select keywords (such as labour this course will engage with craft writing and making to consider how the discourses and theories around craft narrate a variety of tensions in the field between Indigenous and settler communities In this course students will gain fundamental skills in critical reading and writing about crafted objects The Pittsburgh Steelers have restocked their coaching staff shelves with a slew of hires this week, including new QB Coach Tom Arth. It’s unclear what Mike Sullivan’s role will be but we know Arth will work with the quarterback room He’s certainly not a household NFL name though that doesn’t speak to his ability to coach Let’s find out more about the team’s latest hire the same school that’s produced other NFL coaches like Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon and former Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Dave Ragone Arth attempted to hire Gannon and is friends with Ragone so you wonder if he could ever make his way to the Steelers’ coaching staff considering his ties to him and OC Arthur Smith he bided his time and slowly moved up the depth chart He worked and became the school’s starter five games into his senior season which he still cites as one of his proudest athletic achievements ranking ahead of names like LB London Fletcher and former Houston Texans GM Nick Caserio (who Arth replaced at QB) here’s Arth scrambling for a touchdown against Baldwin-Wallace in November of 2001 He would be inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2013.  A torn labrum in his shoulder during his senior year caused him to miss four games Putting off surgery that would’ve ended his season he returned for John Carroll’s playoff run The injury tamped down the NFL interest Arth received once saying scouts were showing up nearly every day until only the Indianapolis Colts kept in contact with him after getting hurt Those connections kept the Colts in touch with Arth and he signed with the Colts as an undrafted free agent after the 2003 NFL Draft He’s commonly referred to as “Peyton Manning’s backup,” which is technically true He spent 2003 through 2005 on the practice squad but said he was proud to hear Tony Dungy tell him he made the practice squad ahead of the ’05 season I have to wonder if Mike Tomlin called Dungy before making this hire Manning said Arth essentially served as an assistant coach usually not allowed for practice squad players Manning and [Jim] Caldwell gave him a special project like studying the opponent’s blitzes or watching the television copy of the previous game to see what words the defense might be able to hear And look, here’s a photo of Arth and Manning. My favorite part is the caption that specifies Arth is on the left and Manning on the right Arch would go on to serve as a counselor at some of the Manning passing camps In a 2016 interview with John Carroll, Arth told a great story of the pop quizzes Manning would give him and the other backup quarterbacks Which probably didn’t feel that great at the time “I learned very quickly that you had better be prepared for anything and everything that he could possibly throw at you Peyton was famous for randomly asking obscure and difficult questions that pertained to the film what’s your call here in this situation…it’s 3rd and-9 there’s 1:27 seconds left in the game 6.’  He would literally count down the clock Or if you didn’t have a good answer But Arth’s time was up after the ’05 season (which ended with the Steelers upsetting the Colts in the playoffs) It’s worth noting Arth also spent time in the old NFL Europe spending his springs and summers before camp opened up he was a member of the Scottish Claymores – a tremendous team name – and in 2005 he threw two touchdowns and four interceptions while seeing only a fraction of playing time He did throw a 95-yard TD pass in 2005 with the Sea Devils a clip I regretfully have been unable to find but here’s his other touchdown as a Claymore Someone please bring this back. British commentators for a football game. This is what the game needs. And for anyone wondering why and how I found a clip of J.T. O’Sullivan playing for Frankfurt, I was scouring the internet for clips of Arth Dungy gave Arth the chance to join the Colts’ coaching staff as a quality control coach in 2005 not entertaining the idea of being a coach with a desire to keep playing the game instead Arth signed with the Green Bay Packers in March of 2006 but was released right before training camp He spent the next few years in other professional leagues before realizing he needed to move on with life’s work Married to his high school sweetheart (they’ve now been together for over 30 years) he already had two kids and needed to find a way to provide for his family Personable and well-liked, he initially talked to a company called Ideastream Products, who said they didn’t have a job opening but liked him enough to offer him the chance to become a trainee. He did that for a bit, in addition to briefly running the Tom Arth Cleveland Passing Academy before calling up someone who worked at John Carroll to see if there were any other job openings A coaching position at his alma mater opened up and he became the school’s co-offensive coordinator and lead recruiter in 2010 he was named John Carroll’s head coach But he found the same success coaching as he did playing It was that 2016 season that became his and the school’s most memorable Not only did John Carroll make it to the semifinals they upset powerhouse Mount Union 31-28 during the regular season snapping their rival’s 112-game win streak and winning the conference championship That success got him on the radar of larger schools UT-Chattanooga hired him to the FCS level for the 2017 season After posting a losing record his first year That was enough to reach the FBS coaching ranks a surprise hire by the Akron Zips for their job at the age of 37 meaning he was a head coach at three different colleges before his 40th birthday Recommending him for the Akron job was two people. Longtime offensive line coach Howard Mudd, who certainly didn’t offer many coaching recommendations, and Peyton Manning, who called up the Zips’ Athletic Director Larry Williams to offer an honest assessment of Arth.  I’ve never seen Tom in a head coaching role all I call tell you is what a quality person he is He’s been around lots of different levels of football and I think a lot of those things will serve him well Arth couldn’t turn the program around before going 1-5 in a COVID-shortened 2020 season He went 2-7 midway through the 2021 year before being fired with three games left in the season following a loss to Ball State Arth went 3-24 as the Zips’ head coach Two of his wins came against Bowling Green Arth was hired by the Chargers, reuniting with his former DC Brandon Staley, in 2022 as the team’s new Passing Game Coordinator. It was a job he considered taking in 2021 before deciding to remain at Akron until getting fired In an interview with the Chargers’ website Arth didn’t elaborate much on what the role meant “Really just being a support element for all of our coaches, particularly on the offensive side of the ball,” he said in June of 2023. “Certainly anywhere that I can lend my experience or contribute in any way is what I try to do.” He spent the 2022 and 2023 seasons with the Chargers before being hired by Pittsburgh The chance to return near to his home of Cleveland was a selling point Arth has continually expressed how important family is “Every day he would preach that when it’s time to play football, it’s time to play, but that it’s important to be a student and a gentleman because there always is someone watching you,” John Carroll QB Anthony Moeglin told The Columbus Dispatch in 2017. “You have to be at your best all the time in everything you do He said we’re all going to have jobs someday and have families someday.” He’s also shown outside-the-box thinking as a head coach. At John Carroll, he once brought in an etiquette coach and yoga teacher, the former to teach his players how to act at a fancy dinner.  “I still remember her saying … ‘slice . slice … pierce’ when cutting up food,” laughed Arth As far as Arth, the coach, I wish I had clinic tape to break down like I came across for Arthur Smith. Not having as much luck here While Arth has done many interviews as a head coach they don’t get into coaching philosophy Most of his press conferences have sounded fine but are generally coach-speak and things all coaches say and you don’t give too much specific info away when you’re the head coach Arth did have one interesting comment about committing to the game “To want something requires nothing,” he said In an assortment of clips as the head coach at Akron once stressing the importance of getting more depth than width on rollouts to avoid immediate pressure and to buy time to get the ball off he focused on quarterbacks having a wide enough base to throw from In a 2016 interview with the Chattanooga Times Free Press, Arth expanded a little more on his style, though it’s in line with many other coaches it’s going to be very dependent on the players – what they do well what they can be successful at,” Arth said “There’s a lot of versatility built into the scheme It’s not like we’re changing from one week to the next; we just have it built in “We have huge installs that come at you fast and we’re smart enough to know when to pare back into what we need to.” I’ll try to keep learning more over the coming weeks and months before we hear from him But this is a good primer on Arth’s background and a little bit about his coaching viewpoints as a foundation to evaluate him going forward Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well. Finally, if you wish to not see this dialog box, please turn off your adblocker, and enjoy content normally Send help right to the people and causes you care about Your donation is protected by the GoFundMe Giving Guarantee Akron has decided to part ways with Tom Arth Arth was 3-24 in three seasons trying to rebuild the program "We appreciate Coach Tom Arth's work on behalf of our student-athletes and coaches and we wish him well moving forward," AD Charles Guthrie said in a statement will lead the team through their final three games.  The Zips are 2-7 this season after a close loss to Ball State on Tuesday The Akron job was a coming home of sorts for Arth who went an impressive 40-8 as the head coach at D-III powerhouse John Carroll from 2013-16 before jumping to the FCS level at Chattanooga for two seasons and had won just two of their nine games so far this fall Thursday morning's decision came after a Wednesday night #MACtion loss in which Zips quarterback Zach Gibson fumbled away the game-winning touchdown at the goal line OH. MY. GOODNESS.Zach Gibson nearly scored the game-tying touchdown before he FUMBLED IT. Ball State has possession. pic.twitter.com/6b6T64Mmjo the worry with MAC hires is that their success will be upended when a Big Ten school scoops them up three to four years later but that has not been the case at Akron.  all six Zips head coaches have left Akron with a losing record and a pink slip That list includes former Notre Dame head coach Gerry Faust former Ohio State assistant and successful Ohio high school coach Lee Owens former Pitt offensive coordinator JD Brookhart longtime head coach Terry Bowden (now in the midst of a turnaround job at ULM) and Now in their 30th season of MAC membership Akron has won the conference one time and appeared in three bowl games who was let go following a 4-8 season in 2018.  Bruce Feldman was among the first to share the news Located in a fertile midwest recruiting area it will be interesting to who the Zips land to lead their program into the future the premier source for coaching information Dr Arvinder Singh scores 100% in various modules of Generative AI and Prompt Engineering course at Purdue University has successfully completed a Generative AI and Prompt Engineering course at Purdue University in the United States and obtained the coveted Google Certification in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Dr Singh scored 100 per cent in various modules of the course This is another significant achievement in the career of Dr Singh who already has three World Records under his name and also the revered Global Mastermind Award in Singapore This recent accomplishment displays Dr Singh’s commitment to using latest technologies for the betterment of society His goal is to implement innovative solutions using AI and prompt engineering so that diagnostic precision can be improved medical procedures be expedited and easily accessible platforms be established for medical professionals in Udaipur and beyond Dr Singh says he is committed to empowering the medical community in south Rajasthan by providing quality healthcare diagnostic services and skin treatment Arth Diagnostics and Arth Skin & Fitness are striving to raise the quality bar for healthcare in the region by incorporating AI-driven technologies. This he believes, will provide more individualised and effective treatment programmes and enhance patient outcome.  “These certifications are not just personal milestones but a step forward in making healthcare smarter more efficient and accessible for everyone,” Dr Singh adds © 2019 ·UdaipurTimes.com (Owned by Unico Management Solutions) who picked up two of this three career wins in 2021 is relieved of duties with two years remaining on his contract After suffering a 31-25 loss to Ball State under the Tuesday night lights which ended with a potential game-tying touchdown instead turning into a game-ending fumble the University of Akron announced a change in leadership on Thursday morning Current inside linebackers coach and associate head coach Oscar Rodriguez Jr. who came with Arth from UT-Chattanooga in 2019 will be the interim head coach over the remainder of the 2021 season “We appreciate Coach Tom Arth’s work on behalf of our student-athletes and coaches and we wish him well moving forward,” University of Akron athletic director Charles Guthrie said via press release regarding the move who was originally hired on in 2019 following the departure of Terry Bowden with only two wins against FBS competition— both against BGSU whose coaching career featured great success at nearby Division III John Carroll was expected to bring back a local flair to the Zips program after Bowden’s dependence on JUCO transfers and Southern-based recruiting pipelines with Akron now rostering 53 players from the Buckeye State Offensive line play regressed mightily under Arth DJ Irons and Zach Gibson all playing more or less in rotation due to injuries with several players at key positions transferring out throughout Arth’s tenure What few bright spots remained are either underutilized due to inefficiency (such as WR Konata Mumpfield) or dismissed for team violations (such as 2020 breakout HB Teon Dollard.) as the Zips are amongst the worst teams in the country as well currently ranked 112th in total defense (446.4 yards per game) and 125th in scoring defense (38 points per game) while also allowing 45 opposing touchdowns The defense never improved as time went on despite having relatively similar personnel on a yearly basis which put the Zips in a lot of vulnerable positions— including against FCS competition Arth will be owed a buyout of $637,500 as part of his contract, per the Akron Beacon-Journal an amount commensurate with his 75 percent of his annual salary over the duration of his remaining contract The search for a new head coach will begin effective immediately After being stung by a snake’s viperous vowel Ventura County champion speller Arth Dalsania helped serve up an antidote Monday The eighth-grader from CAPE Charter School in Camarillo survived 10 rounds at the Scripps National Spelling Bee last week before being nipped by the Asian snake known as a “katuka.” He made it to the nationally televised finals on Thursday and finished eighth among the country’s best 231 spellers – one of the highest Ventura County finishes ever in the iconic bee Dalsania and his family treated classmates teachers and all of CAPE School to soft-serve ice cream delivered to the Camarillo campus “It’s a way to say thank you to all my friends for all their support,” said Arth (pronounced earth) Competing in the bee for the second time in three years the 14-year-old from Camarillo went on an impressive run in National Harbor He nailed 10 words – “catarrh,” “sarcophagus” “perinatal,” “mythologem,” “cavort,” “congelifraction,” “quiescent,” “anabibazon,” “papoula” and “brachypterous.” mother Khushbu Dalsania and 11-year-old sister Aarna Dalsania cheered in person as Arth spelled his way to the 11-person finals staff from CAPE and others followed the proceedings via watch parties sponsored in the bee by SAGE Publishing of Thousand Oaks said he figured out early focusing on the television cameras was a mistake The same goes with the nerves that made his legs shake a moment before approaching the speller’s microphone I’m not really nervous because you’re locked in,” he said It was the “u” that sounds like “uh” in “katuka” that ended his competition Arth guessed wrong and spelled it “kataka.” Still, he made it further than he expected, competing against spellers who have been studying much of their lives. Arth’s preparations ramped up in the sixth-grade for the 2021 national bee. Competing virtually, he finished tied for 43rd place. This year's bee was won by eighth-grader Dev Shah of Largo Now Arth is looking forward to August and his next challenge: Freshman class at Newbury Park High School The lessons he learned in spelling will likely help “The great thing about spelling is the competition with others is second to the competition with yourself,” he said “It’s just focus on your word and do your best.” Tom Kisken covers health care and other news for the Ventura County Star. Reach him at tom.kisken@vcstar.com or 805-437-0255 SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM: To see more stories like this, subscribe here.