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He said he would prioritize helping the building department long dogged by accusations of inefficiency the state and Nassau County Democratic chair texted that the party does not expect to hold a primary Kerpen has filed with the state to be a candidate He will need to obtain 2,000 petitions to be added to the ballot said in a statement Supervisor Jennifer DeSena will run for reelection on the Republican ticket a registered Democrat who caucuses with Republicans defeated former Town Clerk Wayne Wink in 2021 the election for supervisor will be held in November The campaign marks Kerpen’s first time seeking elected office he also touted his commitment to accessibility — he shared his Google Voice phone number with the crowd and invited people to text him — and his business acumen What Kerpen lacks in political experience he makes up for in panache he attracted national media attention when he married his wife on the field after a Brooklyn Cyclones baseball game A self-described “serial entrepreneur” — he’s the CEO of Apprentice a platform that connects business leaders with young people among other ventures — Kerpen is the author of five books including The New York Times bestselling “Likable Social Media.” And he has nearly 50,000 followers on the social media platform X Kaiman touted Kerpen as a change-maker for a Democratic Party searching for a new identity — on the local and national level people are giving up on the concept of democracy,” Kaiman said during the event People need to see that we are a growing tent that we are open to new views and values and people who have new ideas." in a statement labeled Kerpen an “out-of-touch progressive.” “While Kerpen takes his marching orders from Albany liberals like [Gov Supervisor Jen DeSena is busy cutting taxes and cleaning up the mess Democrats left after their more than 30-year stint leading the Town of North Hempstead,” Cairo said in the statement "Narco," by Blasterjaxx and Timmy Trumpet He said his goal is to make local government more "likable."  "Hopefully I'm already practicing what I preach," Kerpen said after the restaurant had cleared out "Can't wait to see how many texts I got." Joshua Needelman covers the Town of North Hempstead for Newsday A Long Island native and University of Maryland graduate his work has appeared in publications including The New York Times and The Washington Post Trump's influence on NY's future .. 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I hope that even in our divided country he will receive well-deserved bipartisan support Phil Kerpen is the president of American Commitment and the Committee to Unleash Prosperity Boston University’s Questrom School of Business launched Alumni Weekend with an engaging conversation between two distinguished BU Terriers: Dave Kerpen (Wheelock ’98) New York Times bestselling author of five books Harvard Business Review Senior Editor and Co-Host of HBR’s Ideacast Podcast.The event held at BU’s newest architectural gem the Center for Computing and Data Sciences attracted over 80 members of the BU Terrier community and industry executives gathered on the top floor enjoying spectacular views of the Charles River.The evening opened with a private reception bringing together senior alumni executives and Questrom School leadership for networking and a chance to forge meaningful connections Questrom’s Alumni Director Dee Polat shared that nearly 3,000 alumni were visiting campus for alumni weekend festivities and invited Allen Questrom Professor and Dean of Questrom School of Business Susan Fournier to deliver the opening remarks.“In our hyper-connected it’s ironic that we often forget the most crucial element of success: our ability to genuinely connect with others,” said Dean Fournier alluding to the topic of Dave Kerpen’s nationally acclaimed best-seller “The Art of People.”Introducing the evening’s moderator Dean Fournier praised Curt Nickisch’s rich background with WBUR and his talent for uncovering the human stories behind business success She also mentioned Nickisch’s recent partnership with Questrom as host of Questrom’s “Is Business Broken” podcast an initiative of the school’s newly launched Mehrotra Institute which explores the positive societal impact of markets and business.In a heartwarming moment a current Questrom senior and Dave Kerpen’s daughter She humorously admitted her initial hesitation to apply to BU because of her father’s alma mater status but expressed deep appreciation for her BU experience.The conversation between Nickisch and Kerpen was marked by a blend of humor and insightful exchange providing attendees with valuable takeaways from the evening Some of our favorites included the following: a recording of the event and photo gallery are available below: Director of Alumni Engagement and Monica Parker James  Associate Dean for Industry Relations but their personal connection with nearby Kerpen is well known it's where they made their karting debuts and father Rolf Schumacher was a manager at the local circuit after achieving global fame as a seven time world champion Michael Schumacher provided support to Kerpen's karting community and helped to keep the circuit running until it closed in 2020 the Kerpen council has voted against a motion to make Michael Schumacher now 55 and still recovering from brain injuries This is typical of Germany and our politics the German broadcaster RTL quoted Ralf Schumacher as having posted on Instagram When you think about what my brother has done for Kerpen through his success The chairman of the Michael Schumacher fan club agreed: "The way Michael is treated as a person is disgusting The city can't even bring itself to appoint someone as an honorary citizen who has won seven world championship titles for us It is not the first time Ferling has petitioned for the honour I can no longer imagine that the Schumacher family even wants Michael to become an honorary citizen made Schumacher honorary citizens in 2006 and 2019 respectively Kerpen council member Andreas Lipp told the Kolner Stadtanzeiger newspaper when asked why they voted against the motion: "It currently makes no sense adButlerLazyLoad("354610211144434186",100,["688449","688449","688449"],"177030"); 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your GPS enabled and try again On AMAC’s Better for America podcast this week Committee to Unleash Prosperity President Phil Kerpen issued a dire warning to AMAC CEO Rebecca Weber about the hidden costs in the Biden-Harris “Inflation Reduction Act” – including the threat of rising Medicare premiums for seniors Kerpen called the IRA “maybe the most misnamed bill since the Affordable Care Act,” explaining how it actually made inflation worse and stole billions from Medicare to fund Democrats’ Green New Deal ambitions The IRA “really was an attack on Medicare,” Kerpen said “and it’s quite shameful that AARP endorsed it and supported it and pushed for it.” AMAC notably strongly opposed the IRA and organized a member-led effort to urge members of Congress to vote against the bill the Biden-Harris administration paid for the IRA in two main ways The first was massively expanding the size of the IRS by hiring 87,000 new agents to “go shake down and harass and audit people – and Democrats said that’s about going after the rich but the rich have tax lawyers and accountants.” was to use Medicare as a “piggy bank” by “slashing prescription drug spending in Medicare by about 260 billion.” While some people might believe price controls for drugs are a good idea “I think 90 percent plus of people can agree on is if you’re going to cut Medicare prescription drug spending by 260 billion that money should have been kept in Medicare.” it was funneled to Democrats’ climate change agenda and Green New Deal subsidies “The thing that drives me completely insane,” Kerpen said “is the Democratic politicians who voted to do this – You are out there every day attacking Republicans for wanting to cut Medicare seniors were expected to be hit with notices of significant premium increases this fall – somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 to 100 percent in order to avoid that political disaster so close to the election the Biden-Harris administration effectively paid off insurance companies to avoid any premium rate hikes until after the election “They really abused their legal authority to do this,” Kerpen said I don’t know what they’re trying to demonstrate when you bribe companies to hide the cost of your own policies the Biden-Harris administration is now “spending tens of billions of dollars basically to cover up the harm that their bill did when they pulled all that money out.” “Everything from price controls and price fixing “We see fewer drugs coming to market when that kind of thing happens and we don’t let the free enterprise system work they report that this cost shifting policy is going to push Medicare costs onto taxpayers Can you elaborate on the long term financial repercussions this could have especially on future Medicare beneficiaries?” the price controls will definitely result in fewer new drugs being developed fewer cures being developed,” Kerpen responded “It really changes the incentive for research because now you don’t want that huge blockbuster drug Maybe that cures a disease or is a really good game-changing drug but if your drug is too successful you’re gonna get whacked with the price control and you’re not gonna get a return on investment.” that’s actually very negative for Medicare finances because if you have fewer new drugs being developed you’re going to spend a lot more on long term care.” “I think the biggest problem from my perspective in what they’re doing is if you can get away with using Medicare as a piggy bank for unrelated government spending you’re going to go back to that again and again.” “And they’re not going to stay with just price controlling ten drugs They’re going to post price controls on more drugs They’re going to expand this over time every time we need to pay for the next round of giveaways to whatever industry it is” Medicare beneficiaries are already seeing the negative consequences of the IRA “We’ve seen a lot of the Medicare Advantage plans say we’re not covering provider networks that we used to cover last year And so you’ve got a lot of people right now that are getting letters in the mail the way that they’re dealing with the changes in Inflation Reduction Act the way that they’re trying to save costs to deal with those changes is I can’t go to the health system that I’ve been going to forever on the insurance plan that I’ve been on.” the Biden-Harris administration eliminated the rebate rule that the Trump administration implemented seniors will end up paying more for prescription drugs Kerpen concluded by warning about “the malign influence of AARP,” which he called “the biggest problem that we have on all of these health care policy issues.” “AARP has become basically an advocacy arm of the health insurance industry,” Kerpen said “They exclusively only sell United Health plans and they skim five percent off the top of every monthly premium of every AARP branded United Health plan for the whole time you’re in it this is the only junk fee that Biden and the Democrats allow because so much of that money goes into Democratic politics and advocacy and goes to feeding the cycle and they’ve become the main outside group supporting policies that are actually harmful.” “We’ve got to support the politicians who opposed the Inflation Reduction Act We’ve got to punish the ones who voted for it There’s got to be some political accountability These people deserve to lose,” Kerpen said Neither Biden nor Harris are running this country Each and every citizen who buys that they are why did Obama fall into the Presidency so easily Why did he choose Biden as Vice President Likely no politician in the last 40 years has more side-deals buried in history than Biden No other politician has been more usable in making deals with foreign countries Obama proved not so much to be a savior as something far from such a thing Keep in mind the words Obama said about his VP pick regarding how he could “F” up anything bigtime with two-year term limits for the Presidency used up Obama maneuvered Biden back into power but a pair of absolute losers who Obama and his sort want to keep in office as what at the proven expense of all that’s left of this illegal-alien over run country of honest tax payers the Democratic headliners are while the average legal citizens cut corners to feed their families Tell me I’m wrong and I will tell you your blind Probably the only thing Pelosi was right about is ” We have to pass it to find out what’s in it.” I’m paraphrasing this Politician’s adding their conditions to get a bill passed is slight of hand Not surprised…wasn’t it Obama’s administration that had been stealing from Social Security The “democrats” must be officially disallowed to participate in any more governmental activities or processes as they simply do not possess the integrity or personal maturity to refrain from engaging in unethical and illegal acts They feather their own nests at every turn This is real.They are the worst criminals ever It’s too bad that AMAC didn’t pay attention to the Social Security Act of 2024 where survival spouse benefits were eliminated and replaced with a complicated new formula to ensure this benefit was eliminated It’s all smoke and mirrors – Democrats AARP and AMAC all talk about how they’re protecting Social Security but in fact they’re just sitting there and letting this happen – no body’s fighting for seniors or social security The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is here to protect your interests and to offer an alternative perspective on how to best solve the problems seniors face today *By providing your email address and subscribing you agree to allow AMAC to send you "Join AMAC" emails The mayor of Kerpen has defended the decision to deny F1 legend Michael Schumacher an honourary citizenship in his adopted hometown in Germany the six-time F1 race winner Ralf Schumacher said he was “lost for words” by the move The Schumacher brothers were born in Hurth but came to be closely associated with nearby Kerpen over the course of their F1 careers Ferrari icon Michael Schumacher stands as one of the greatest drivers in F1 history, having become the first man in the sport’s history to reach seven World Championships in 2004 – a record only matched by new Ferrari signing Lewis Hamilton in 2020 has not been seen in public since he suffered severe brain injuries in a skiing accident in December 2013 👉 PlanetF1.com’s Hall of Fame: Michael Schumacher – the beating heart of Ferrari 👉 Michael Schumacher accident: Separating facts from fiction 11 years on It emerged last month that Schumacher had been denied an honourary citizenship in Kerpen with local politicians deciding on the matter in November after it was initially postponed in March 2024 The decision was met with a furious reaction from Schumacher’s brother Ralf who took to social media to criticise the move He wrote: “That’s typical of Germany and our politics “Nothing surprises me any more about the SPD [Social Democratic Party of Germany] Performance is apparently no longer important “When you think about what my brother has done for Kerpen through his success Mr Schumacher’s disappointment was echoed by Reiner Ferling the chairman of the Michael Schumacher fanclub who told German newspaper Kolner Stadtanzeiger: “The way Michael is treated as a person is beneath contempt The city can’t bring itself to appoint someone as an honorary citizen who has won seven world championship titles for us.” who has served as the mayor of Kerpen since 2015 Mayor Spurck told Bild: “Kerpen does not have a code of honour “It is up to the city council to decide on the introduction of a code of honour with corresponding honorary citizenship and its criteria “At its council meeting on 19 March 2024 the council of the Kolping City of Kerpen unanimously decided to postpone the matter of awarding honorary citizenship to Michael Schumacher “The parliamentary groups and the non-attached city councillors should first reach an intergroup agreement on whether honorary citizenship should be introduced the city administration has not received a new application on this topic from politicians.” Read next: Michael Schumacher’s former nurse now under investigation over alleged failed blackmail plot © Planet Sport Limited 2025 • All Rights Reserved A LOCALLY OWNED NEWSPAPER DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF GOD AND MANKIND. 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says he is “simply lost for words” after his brother the seven-time F1 World Champion Michael Schumacher was denied an honourary citizenship in his hometown of Kerpen Schumacher is one of the most successful athletes in sporting history having claimed seven Drivers’ titles and 91 race victories over the course of his illustrious F1 career The 55-year-old has not been seen in public since he suffered severe brain injuries in a skiing accident in December 2013 was recently denied an honourary citizenship in his hometown of Kerpen with local politicians deciding on the matter at the end of November after it was initially postponed in March this year The decision to overlook Schumacher has been met with a furious response from his brother Ralf who claimed six grand prix victories in 180 starts between 1997 and 2007 👉 Michael Schumacher accident: Separating the facts from fiction 👉 PlanetF1.com’s Hall of Fame: Michael Schumacher – the beating heart of Ferrari who now works as an F1 television pundit in his homeland posted an image to social media of an article reporting the decision to deny his brother an honourary citizenship he wrote: “That’s typical of Germany and our politics “Nothing surprises me any more about the SPD [Social Democratic Party of Germany] “When you think about what my brother has done for Kerpen through his success Schumacher became the first man to claim seven World Championships in 2004 a record that stood for 16 years before Lewis Hamilton equalled the achievement in 2020 Hamilton has since gone on to set new F1 records for the most race wins and pole positions in history Earlier this year, Ralf Schumacher claimed Hamilton and reigning World Champion Max Verstappen will never match his brother’s F1 legacy He told Germany publication Formula1.de in October: “Not even Lewis Hamilton will ever come close to Michael “We thought Lewis Hamilton could walk on water and “We thought Max Verstappen could walk on water – although in my opinion “Michael was one of the drivers who made the difference He was also very lucky to be in the right place at the right time.” Mick Schumacher has hailed his father Michael Schumacher as “my hero” after the seven-time F1 World Champion turned 56 on Friday It comes amid a row in Germany over the decision to deny the F1 legend an honourary citizenship in his adopted hometown of Kerpen Schumacher stands as one of the most successful athletes in the history of sport having become the first man to register seven F1 World Championship titles and 91 grand prix victories The former Ferrari and Mercedes driver has not been seen in public since he suffered severe brain injuries in a skiing accident in December 2013 with Schumacher’s family fiercely protective of his privacy over the last 11 years who made 43 F1 starts for the Haas team across 2021/22 The 25-year-old wrote: “Grateful for the unconditional love of my parents and celebrating my dad but came to be closely associated with nearby Kerpen over the course of his F1 career The decision was met with a furious reaction from Schumacher’s brother Ralf He wrote: “That’s typical of Germany and our politics defended the process by telling German newspaper Bild: “Kerpen does not have a code of honour “It is up to the city council to decide on the introduction of a code of honour with corresponding honorary citizenship and its criteria “The parliamentary groups and the non-attached city councillors should first reach an intergroup agreement on whether honorary citizenship should be introduced the city administration has not received a new application on this topic from politicians.” accusing Kerpen of disrespecting the F1 legend Mr Ferling told the Kolner Stadtanzeiger newspaper: “The way Michael is treated as a person is beneath contempt “The city can’t bring itself to appoint someone as an honorary citizen who has won seven World Championship titles for us.” WATCH NOW: Michael Schumacher Netflix trailer A row has broken out after Michael Schumacher was recently denied an honourary citizenship in Kerpen The Formula One legend turned 56 on Friday with his son Mick dubbing the stricken star his 'hero' in a sweet birthday message Schumacher has lived his life away from the spotlight ever since a tragic skiing accident in the French Alps back in December 2013 though he was later allowed to return home after being placed in a medically induced coma hasn't been seen in public in the years since Michael Schumacher has been denied an honourary citizenship in Kerpen The Schumacher family have always maintained that 'private is private' and that they're protecting the racing hero in the same way he protected them during his prime years in the sport he became closely associated with Kerpen during his time as an F1 racer But local politicians decided in November that he wouldn't be granted an honourary citizenship with Kerpen mayor Dieter Spurck defending the decision “Kerpen does not have a code of honour," he told Bild JUST IN:Luke Littler admits first purchase he wants to make with £500,000 World Championship winnings READ MORE: Tyson Fury's promoter 'sickened' by article about boxing star before Oleksandr Usyk defeat - 'A disgrace' has accused the area of treating the legend with 'beneath contempt' Mr Ferling fumed: “The way Michael is treated as a person is beneath contempt “The city can’t bring itself to appoint someone as an honourary citizen who has won seven World Championship titles for us.” has blasted Kerpen's decision not to award the F1 icon an honourary citizenship “That’s typical of Germany and our politics," he said Michael Schumacher has not been seen in public since his skiing crash in 2013 Schumacher continues to recover from his accident behind closed doors Reports emerged recently suggesting that he'd made his first public appearance in 11 years at the wedding of his daughter there has been nothing to substantiate those claims and it's currently unknown of Schumacher was there for his daughter's big day play iconWATCH: Phil Kerpen spoke to GBN America "For every life that was saved in the lockdown 25 people were killed," US columnist Phil Kerpen has claimed This comes after US infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci faced a fierce grilling from Republican lawmakers in his first public appearance before Congress since leaving his White House advisory role in 2022 became the face of the US Covid-19 response and has been the subject of both praise and criticism Speaking to GBN America about the questioning Kerpen said: "Fauci would walk into the White House task force meetings and say people aren't scared enough you create enormous additional problems as well as whatever problems the virus itself is causing We found that lockdowns at best saved up to 16,000 lives "We think for every life that was saved which is a pretty catastrophic result for government policies and interventions We found massive educational and economic harm from school closures and business closures "When we lay it all out in the paper the bottom line is these policies should never be pursued again The correct policy in a crisis is to keep from the jump don't stoke panic and don't order." He added: "What happened in Sweden where they had some of the best outcomes in the entire world in terms of all-cause death they had no increase in deaths from other causes in Sweden while every other country had substantial non-Covid excess which can be traced to the policy response." GBNA host Bev Turner: "One of the things that really struck me during that time was this idea that if we were in a genuine pandemic with very high infection fatality rates the government would not have to be telling people to stay at home "They would be coaxing us out of our house houses in a way to live a normal life because we would voluntarily be staying at home if we felt we were a threat "So the idea that the messaging had to be so strong and so fearful and so terrifying if what we saw around us matched what we were being told we wouldn't have to be receiving that messaging at all." Phil Kerpen said that the lockdown had a "catastrophic impact" Fauci received some support from Democratic lawmakers on the subcommittee who suggested Republicans were making irresponsible claims "Over the past four years you have been personally targeted by extreme narratives of the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic and the US government's response to it," Democrat Representative Raul Ruiz said In a declassified report released last year US intelligence agencies found no direct evidence that the virus broke out from a Chinese laboratory EXPERT OPINION BY DAVE KERPEN, FOUNDER AND CEO, APPRENTICE @DAVEKERPEN 2019 contestants on Fox’s ‘Paradise Hotel,’ hosted by Kristin Cavallari. the first episode of Paradise Hotel aired on Fox becoming a bonafide reality TV star on an early hit show The show featured sexy singles at a luxury resort You can always find common ground with people  Fairly early on, I realized that the competition to stay in paradise was as much about showing the producers that I could help them tell a great story as it was about an actual competition I realized that what they were after wasn’t a fair game to decide on the winner — rather they were after the best possible story to make good television I even suggested on air several ideas such as Vegas Night which ended up becoming integral to the plot of the show whether it’s painting a picture of what’s to come to recruit top talent telling a story to your prospects to help sell them or telling a story to investors about why you are the right team to solve a problem And if we all think a little bit more with our storytelling and TV producer hats and less like salespeople and entrepreneurs Those of you who actually watched the show 20 years ago know that while I made it to the end, in the final scene I lost the money failure can hold us back only if we allow it to I have watched as many folks afraid of failure end up not taking action; not starting companies not going for the degree they always wanted It’s when you stay on the sideline that you fail and as I’ve done dozens of times since then (most of which have failed) you either succeed or you learn If you are still on the sideline about something you really want in life, I hope you can use this as a little piece of inspiration to help you go for it. Or if you just want to laugh, take a look at this Paradise Hotel clip from 20 years ago, once called by E Entertainment television, the 22nd-most outrageous moment in TV history.  The opinions expressed here by Inc.com columnists are their own The super early-rate deadline for the 2025 Inc. Power Partner Awards is Friday, May 30, at 11:59 p.m. PT. Apply now Refreshed leadership advice from CEO Stephanie Mehta Learn More Kerpen municipal utility and RWE Renewables have signed a statement of intent Part of the agreement is the joint development of two wind farms within the Kerpen municipal area The wind farms with a total installed capacity of around 50 megawatts (MW) are to be constructed on the Marienfeld field and along the A4 motorway Both areas are part of the ongoing rezoning process in the town which was the birthplace of priest and social reformer Adolph Kolping the two parties are helping to drive the energy transition in the Rhein-Erft district COO Wind Onshore & Photovoltaic Europe & Asia-Pacific at RWE Renewables: “With our ‘Growing Green’ growth strategy we are massively stepping up the pace of expanding wind and solar generation facilities this decade And we are also increasingly entering into local partnerships These are essential for the energy transition to succeed We are particularly delighted that we can do all this in the Rhenish mining district once again and lay the foundation for more green electricity in the town of Kerpen together with the local municipal utility.” “The energy transition in the regions is an important part of our corporate strategy The Kerpen municipal utility was set up with the objective to supply 100% green energy and we are also working on future-oriented projects like green hydrogen production We are delighted to have an experienced and competent partner on board in RWE to support us in expanding renewables in the region and help us contribute towards a successful energy transition,” explains Michael Kreusch managing director of Kerpen municipal utility RWE is a global leader in the renewables sector the company wants to invest up to €15 billion gross in the expansion of offshore and onshore wind flexible back-up capacities and hydrogen in its home market of Germany RWE operates onshore wind farms with an installed capacity of more than 580 MW in the country the company is entering into local partnerships RWE operates the Königshovener Höhe wind farm in collaboration with the town of Bedburg on recultivated land which was previously part of the Garzweiler opencast mine It features a total installed capacity of 67 MW Close to this project the Bedburg A 44n wind farm another joint project with the town of Bedburg It will be comprised of five wind turbines with a nominal capacity of 5.7 MW each and is due to be commissioned in 2022 “Both partners have strong connections with the region and the town of Kerpen so entering into the wind energy project in Kerpen together made a lot of sense RWE has plenty of experience in building and operating wind farms in the district The municipal utility has close links with the local residents and can take Kerpen forward by implementing these projects,” Michael Kreusch adds The Kerpen municipal utility has been driving cutting-edge energy concepts since 2019 and wants to support the Kerpen region in implementing structural change and the energy transition In addition to green electricity and natural gas distribution the Kerpen municipal utility is focusing on e-mobility by driving the installation of charging infrastructure in the private A key component of their business model is sustainable electricity generation utilising PV systems or wind power A PV plant in Kerpen-Buir is among the first projects in this field 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 The town where seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher grew up and married his wife Corinna sadly now sits almost abandoned and awaits demolition Kerpen-Manheim may be only a very small village but it is a village which will be forever synonymous with one of Germany’s and Formula 1’s greatest sporting stars It was in Kerpen-Manheim where Schumacher grew up as a youngster while his parents would take him to the karting track there after he had crashed the motorcycle engine-powered pedal kart which his dad had made for him into a lamp post Schumacher became the youngest member of the karting club and that marked the start of the journey which ultimately saw Schumacher become a legendary figure in Formula 1 as a seven-time World Champion It was also in this village where he married his wife Corinna these days only 12 residents remain in the village with the town soon to make way for the Hambach open-cast mine And sadly it seems this fate is one which is very much reflected in the state of the town with images showing overgrown roads and boarded up houses dominating the landscape Auto Bild state that excavation work to bring the town down will begin in 2024 though the karting track will be preserved Albanus and Leonhardus church will be spared demolition restored and run by Michael’s brother Ralf Schumacher that leaves its mark,” Ralf told Auto Bild my entire hometown didn’t fall victim to lignite mining after all “I took the opportunity to restore my childhood home to the way it used to be Franz Tost: F1 future in Germany depends on Mick Schumacher Ex-Mercedes chief: Formula 1 has become a ‘tragedy’ in Germany Lewis Hamilton offers proposal with F1 race weekend format under microscope And it is a go-kart track which until recently the six-time F1 race winner speaking of its value as the nation of Germany looks to discover a new generation of talent With four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel having retired from Formula 1 at the end of 2022 while Michael’s son Mick Schumacher was dropped by Haas it meant that Mick’s replacement Nico Hulkenberg is the only German representative on the F1 2023 grid with suggestions having emerged that the German junior racing scene is in a worrying state “I was the youth director until recently which makes sense because I can’t always be on site,” said Ralf on the Kerpen-Manheim track “But I’m glad that the kart track is still there “It has been newly asphalted and parts of it are on land that belongs to me which is hard enough in Germany at the moment.” Ralf’s nephew Mick does remain involved with the Formula 1 scene having been signed by Michael’s former team Mercedes after his exit from Haas Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher will not become an honorary citizen of his home town of Kerpen for the time being. The political groups in the town council have agreed on this. The decision is met with incomprehension, especially from Schumacher's younger brother Ralf. "That's typical of Germany and our politics. Nothing surprises me anymore with the SPD. Performance is apparently no longer important," he wrote on Instagram. Given what Michael had done for Kerpen through his successes, he was "simply at a loss for words". The Michael Schumacher fan club in Kerpen had campaigned at the beginning of 2024 with a petition for honorary citizenship for the record Formula 1 world champion, who lives in Switzerland. Michael Schumacher has not appeared in public since suffering a serious head injury in a skiing accident at the end of 2013. Sieh dir diesen Beitrag auf Instagram an Ein Beitrag geteilt von Ralf Schumacher (@ralfschumacher_rsc) President Trump has hundreds of unfilled presidentially appointed positions because Democrats have stalled the nominations process out as much as their diminished power in the post-nuclear Senate has allowed.  But it is the Republican majority that has placed a total blockade on the usual safety valve for temporary appointments — the recess appointment power — by refusing to go on recess for the last two years And with Democrats set to take the House and be in position to deny the Senate consent to recess starting Jan there is a real possibility that President Trump will go an entire presidential term without being able to make recess appointments.  It has been nearly eight years since the U.S Senate officially recessed — a streak aided by the practice of holding so-called pro forma sessions every three days throughout every adjournment Those sessions — which consist of nothing but gaveling in and out and where no business is conducted — serve a single purpose: to deny the president of the United States the recess appointment power which is a constitutionally authorized power to temporarily install nominees to executive and judicial posts without Senate advice and consent.  President Bill Clinton used the recess appointment power 139 times But recess appointments under Bush screeched to a halt in his final two years in office after Democrats took control of the Senate and implemented pro forma sessions to avoid an official recess.  recesses were back and he made 28 recess appointments Then Republicans won the House of Representatives and withheld consent from the Senate to recess forcing the pro forma sessions to come back They continued through the last six years of Obama's presidency though he attempted to disregard them and make recess appointments anyway in 2012 which were struck down unanimously by the Supreme Court in NLRB v The pro forma gambit is legally valid and therefore the president cannot make recess appointments unless Congress decides to officially recess You might reasonably expect no president will ever get recess appointments again except when the same party controls the House the same party — the Republican Party — has in fact controlled the House This curious fact has received surprisingly little attention.  Is McConnell blocking Trump for his own strategic reasons?Perhaps to establish that no recesses will ever be taken again forcing all appointments to go through the Senate confirmation process?  that seems to be somewhat at odds with constant Republican complaints about Democratic stalling and obstruction of Trump nominees.  Trump would make some truly terrible appointments perhaps negotiating a list before agreeing to recess could allay that concern.  Or does McConnell simply lack a Senate majority that would vote to adjourn without pro forma sessions perhaps holding a clean adjournment vote would at least serve the clarifying purpose of showing the American people which Republican senators are intent on blocking Trump recess appointments.  If Trump wants to lift the legal cloud from his acting Attorney General and temporarily fill vacancies across the federal government the administration needs to press hard for the Senate to adjourn for the year with an official recess.  But if we're simply in a new era in which the Senate protects its institutional power by never officially recessing it would be nice for somebody to inform the American people.  Phil Kerpen’s column distributed by Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndicate. Reach him at: phil@americancommitment.org The same politicians who mostly killed free checking and debit card rewards programs through government price controls are setting their sights on credit cards – and that means miles cash back and other rewards are now in jeopardy That’s a potential political earthquake because a recent study found that 84% of all credit cards are rewards cards and 70% of cardholders who make less than $20,000 a year have rewards cards Many small businesses also rely on rewards cards – especially cash-back cards PHIL KERPEN is president of American Commitment, a columnist on Fox News Opinion, chairman of the Internet Freedom Coalition, and author of the 2011 book “Democracy Denied. He can be reached at phil@americancommitment.org Kerpen’s innovative energy and infrastructure concept is a role-model for Europe The main feature is the establishment and then expansion of an emission-neutral along with energy transmission and storage It will offer broad expertise across the entire energy value chain along with a comprehensive portfolio for utilities Siemens Energy will address the extraction and transport of oil and gas as well as power and heat generation in central and distributed thermal power plants and power transmission and technologies for the energy transformation including storage and sector-coupling solutions The majority stake in Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy will round out its future-oriented portfolio With its commitment to leading the way in decarbonization of the global energy system Siemens Energy will be a partner of choice for companies and customers on their path to a more sustainable future Siemens Energy will help shape the energy systems of today and tomorrow The Kolping city of Kerpen with its approximately 68,000 inhabitants is the largest city in the Rhine-Erft district in North Rhine-Westphalia The city is located in the Rhenish lignite mining area and in the Cologne Bay only a few kilometres west of Cologne and covers an area of approx Since 19 March 2012 Kerpen has the official addition of Kolpingstadt The city administration of Kerpen employs about 1.000 people In times of structural change in the Rhenish lignite mining area technical progress and social change in an integrated concept with the "SpeicherStadt - Strategie" It thus strives for a new and sustainable form of spatial and urban development and social life The idea: "...the good life in the urban landscape" as the fourth (r)evolution after the Neolithic (ca from 1970 BC) using the example of the "SpeicherStadt" as the contemporary "tool" of today's sustainably budgeted society" Stadtwerke Kerpen was founded with a passion for fresh ideas and future-oriented energy concepts Stadtwerke Kerpen develops and markets attractive sustainable products and services specifically for the people of Kerpen Shape the energy future together with Stadtwerke Kerpen christina.huemmer@siemens.com Sarah.Schaffers@innogy.com joachim.schwister@stadt-kerpen.de friedemann.reuschel@stadtwerke-kerpen.de This story was reported by Craig Schneider For Long Island families with college-bound children the wave of campus demonstrations this spring over the Israel-Hamas war has had a powerful fearing that pro-Palestinian student demonstrators’ beliefs hewed dangerously close to antisemitism or their actions were too radical Others see in one of the largest student movements since the Vietnam War a moral response to humanitarian catastrophe dismissed the option of University of California at Santa Barbara she was unnerved to see a sign somebody had posted saying “No Zionists,” and an anti-Israel piece in a school newspaper a Huntington dentist and co-founder of the Muslim Council of Suffolk County said he and his daughter — a high school senior who has not yet decided where she will attend college next fall — took the opposite message from   r ecent protests  at one of the schools she is considering this is not a crime in the sense that these people are trying to go and rob somebody — this is civil disobedience,” he said College demonstrations started after the war began last October and have spread to dozens of campuses in recent weeks Pro-Palestinian demonstrators have called for colleges to sell off endowment investments tied to Israel and cut ties with companies tied to the country’s war effort With commencement season nearing, protesters have disrupted day-to-day life at dozens of campuses across the country, including at high-profile schools like Columbia, Harvard and UCLA. On Long Island, nearly two dozen students and two faculty members were arrested this week at a Stony Brook University demonstration Israel’s military campaign to eliminate Hamas strongholds in Gaza followed the group’s Oct which Israeli officials have said killed more than 1,200 people Health officials in Gaza say the death toll exceeds 34,500 and United Nations officials said this spring that children there were starving to death The United Nations' humanitarian aid agency on Friday said hundreds of thousands of people would be “at imminent risk of death” if Israel carried out a military assault in Rafah a southern Gaza city that Israel says is the last Hamas stronghold there The city is filled with displaced Palestinians Iqbal said his daughter followed the war closely on social media live footage of kids being pulled out of the rubble," he said "There's a profound impact on any human being when you see families being destroyed are we condemning this or looking the other way?'" Some parents said they were unnerved by the demonstrations and in some cases by the response from college administrators, which they called inadequate. Dave Kerpen, Kate Kerpen’s father, pointed to Columbia where students this week took over a building — barricading it my greatest concern is my daughter's safety," Kerpen said He said he had “grave concerns” about her safety at schools where “antisemitism” is being tolerated but university president Minouche Shafik said at a congressional hearing last month that “Antisemitism has no place on our campus and I am personally committed to doing everything I can to confront it directly.” forwarded a statement from that school that said in part that “antisemitism and discrimination of any kind or discriminate against members of our community Some college admissions consultants working with Long Island families also said spring the season when acceptance and rejection letters go out was more nerve-wracking this year because of the protests a principal of Lockwood College Prep in Glenwood Landing said he’d heard from more than 30 families who were “nervous and waffling” on a college choice Those whose children were admitted to elite schools were typically not changing their decisions but watching to see if protests will dissipate over the summer and new policies for campus behavior will be implemented before fall classes start It was unclear how college protests were affecting enrollment at elite schools Columbia announced it had received 60,248 applications for first-year admission and offered admission to 2,319 numbers showing slightly higher demand and higher selectivity than last year Harvard said it received 54,008 applications for first-year admission At the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill a top public school where there were also protests this spring the number of applications jumped 15% from last year Because UNC’s enrollment deadline is May 15 it was not yet possible to say how the number of accepted students for fall 2024 who enroll compares with previous years While police have made more than 2,000 arrests at college demonstrations since mid-April “a group of instigators” came on campus to “forcefully attack” a pro-Palestinian encampment four police officers were injured and four people were charged with battering law enforcement after police with shields removed most of an encampment and shoved protesters a junior at Brentwood High School who founded Student Advocates of Long Island a group devoted to human rights and food access said some of his acquaintances were shying away from schools whose response to the protests they saw as heavy-handed and chilling to a decades-old tradition of free speech in higher education "These students should not be mistreated they should stand up," though protesters should abide by the law whose son attends a Nassau County high school said that on a recent visit to the University of Massachusetts Amherst they saw students chanting and gathering around a table with Palestinian flags on it people were approaching us with pamphlets saying 'Do you want to know where your money goes?'" Greenberg said The family decided to cross the University of Massachusetts off their list of possible colleges because "it's a little too liberal We were worried about aggressive protesting I thought of us as a liberal family." said in an email that “we understand the concerns families have as they consider where to attend college we firmly believe that ideas and viewpoints should be explored and debated within a space of civility and respect The university also clearly condemns hatred in all forms.” After a Uniondale High School social studies class this week where students discussed the protests said he valued the right to peaceful protest but that after years of disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic “The only thing I’m worried about is the schools locking down or shutting down because of the protests getting too rowdy or violent,” said Webber who will study electrical engineering in the fall at SUNY Canton He said he had no specific concerns about that school said in an email that SUNY Canton “has not had any protests in recent memory.” The school is “dedicated to maintaining an open environment promoting the free exchange of ideas,” he wrote Get the latest updates on how education is changing in your district By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy Stony Brook University students protest the war outside the campus’s Staller Center on Wednesday evening Kate Kerpen is thinking twice about certain colleges Protesters face off against police officers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst on April 26 and friend Charlotte Packer helped create a Jewish cultural club at Paul D Schreiber High School in Port Washington last fall the need for Jewish students to connect in school has been greater than ever since October she was terrified for them when she heard Hamas had attacked the country she was so distraught that she didn’t go to school for a few days “I was really a nervous wreck,” said Packer it’s hard to feel totally safe as a Jewish person.” helped create a Jewish cultural club at the school — one of at least two formed at Long Island high schools since the start of the war Those two clubs join a dozen others at high schools across Long Island in what some see as a gathering momentum among Jewish students to display their pride since the conflict began Packer and Kerpen researched online and looked for resources to start a Jewish cultural club the need to start one "was evident more than ever,” Kerpen said Hamas-led militants stormed into southern Israel in a surprise attack on Oct killing some 1,200 people and taking around 250 hostages Israel responded with one of the deadliest and most destructive military campaigns in recent history The war has killed over 30,000 Palestinians On Long Island, Jewish and Muslim communities have reported a spike in antisemitism and Islamophobia swastikas were discovered in schools in East Meadow Packer and Kerpen held the first meeting of the newly established club at their high school on Dec included a dreidel game and drew about 50 people the club has met twice a month and held activities where teens decorated cookies hosted Jewish-themed "Jeopardy!" and painted on canvases “Our club gave people that sense of safety,” Kerpen said “It’s a fun place to be authentically yourself.” The club in Port Washington and 13 others in Long Island high schools are part of the Jewish Student Union network Two were created after October — one in Port Washington and another in Sanford H Hundreds of students on the Island participate in the clubs Jewish Student Union is a program of the Orthodox Union which is one of the largest Orthodox Jewish organizations in the United States Organizers said the clubs are open to all students his organization has heard from a lot of students who said they wanted to start a club in their school “I think that for the first time in a long time … there is a sense of the Jewish students and Jews around the world feel threatened,” he said “The response has been that they want to express their Jewish pride in new ways And they want to get involved more and they want to be more connected to their Jewish values.” said being part of the club has helped her cope said the club offered her a safe space to connect with others “It gives me a safe place to really feel my Jewish pride and with people that are like me,” she said we can come together and be the majority in a room And it feels so special to have that connection with everybody there.”  Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The town where Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher grew up is facing a tragic fate BY ABIGAIL TRACY, STAFF REPORTER, INC. @ABIGAILTRACY The Kerpens have never been just husband and wife The wedding raised $20,000 for charity and was a huge marketing success After the event the companies were curious too see what Dave and Carrie had next “We couldn’t get married again so we started a company instead,” said Dave Kerpen, who joined Carrie (pictured right) for an Inc. Live Chat on Thursday with Executive Editor Laura Lorber (pictured left) The two sat down to share tips on how to balance work and life In 2007, Dave and Carrie founded the social media and word-of-mouth marketing agency, Likeable Media. In 2012, they also launched a spin-off company Likeable Local a Facebook marketing firm for small businesses marriage and business have always gone hand-in-hand The key to their success in business and marriage “Some of our very early employees I am sure have stories to share about various screaming bouts at the office,” said Dave (as Carrie shushed him in the background and shook her head) the most important thing is setting boundaries and very regular Coupling marriage and business wasn’t easy for Dave and Carrie at first they would fight at work and bring that home and then fight at home and bring it to work Both Dave and Carrie stressed that setting boundaries based on priorities has helped them manage the work-life balance and for the Kerpens–family always comes first “I have talked to a lot of entrepreneurs who work with their families that have the same types of struggles and its just about prioritizing,” added Carrie To keep their family at the forefront and work at work Dave and Carrie have instituted household rules the phones are off until the kids go to bed,” said Carrie “That is our time that we are just focused on our kids and their days and our days.” Dave and Carrie also have a date night once a week and a big night out on the town once a month The couple admitted that it is hard to keep talk off work when they go out–especially since Carrie officially took over as CEO of Likeable Media and Dave has moved to Likeable Local–but they try their best “We do try to limit the work talk and make sure that we talk about other stuff cause there are other things I know that’s hard to believe–sometimes entrepreneurs lose sight of that–but there are other besides the business,” said Dave with a grin that limited work talk at home has resulted in the actual business talks being a more enjoyable “That makes the conversations that we have about how to grow the companies so much more exciting because we are focused,” said Carrie the two continued to stress that keeping the two worlds separate has been key to their marital success and that being present in whatever you are doing–whether that is working or spending time with your family–is the most important When a viewer posed a question to the couple via live stream in which they asked if Dave and Carrie would jump into business and marriage again if they could do it all over Watch a playback of the live chat.  My grandmother committed suicide on my father’s 18th birthday She stood there in the kitchen with my dad and right after he blew out the candles on the birthday cake that she had baked him Kate Spade tragically hung her self in her Park Avenue apartment One of the most successful fashion designers of all time She was successful and accomplished beyond most of our wildest dreams She left behind a husband and a 13 -year-old daughter Kate Spade had mental illness: likely depression that incident had a profound effect on him He has been in and out of psych wards for the last thirty years my dad has been treated for his mental illness my 3-year-old son Seth delights in visiting Grandpa Peter on a monthly basis and my dad is most certainly equally delighted Since I’ve always been concerned about the hereditary aspects of mental illness, I’ve been proactive about seeing therapists for all of my life. My longterm therapist Judy was at my wedding! My current therapist Kelly I met through my new job Mental illness doesn’t discriminate: Kate Spade was wealthy there is still a stigma to mental illness- a stigma so strong that people like my grandmother and Kate Spade don’t get the help they need There is an enormous business imperative to destigmatizing depression:  we have a moral imperative to destigmatize depression and mental illness:  People are literally dying because they don’t feel safe getting the help they need, because of the stigma attached to depression and mental illness. My passion for helping people with mental health challenges recently led me to taking on the CEO role at UMA Health an online mental health and coaching marketplace that connects people with providers to quickly get them the help they need We need the world to know that it’s ok to seek help when you’re feeling depressed Please share this article with the hashtag #DestigmatizeDepression and feel free to note the person or people in your life you care about in your post For all of us: Let’s #DestigmatizeDepression together The daily digest for entrepreneurs and business leaders Welcome to www.telcotitans.com. This site uses cookies. Read our policy 2022-06-17T15:39:00 Already registered? Sign in here By registering for a free account, you will get immediate access to the rest of this article Register now  Want full access to TelcoTitans content? Check out our subscription options Site powered by Webvision Cloud