READ MONOGRAPH Lener reinforces its strategy with the incorporation of lawyer Carlos Martos Merlos Martos joins the Litigation and Arbitration team “The incorporation of a professional with the trajectory of Carlos Martos allows us to advance in our strategy as a firm We are convinced that his contributions will be fully aligned with Lener’s values and professionalism our hallmark for more than 40 years,” says Marisé Cosmea Martos holds a Law Degree from the University of Granada and a Master in International Law from the Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economía (ISDE) He is also a professor in several Masters of academic institutions such as ISDE and the University of Navarra where he teaches the program in Renewable Energy Law as he has extensive expertise in different projects in this sector he has developed his career in reference firms such as Toda & Nel-lo and has collaborated regularly in specialized publications The new managing partner said that joining Lener “is an opportunity to continue growing professionally and to contribute my experience to a multidisciplinary firm in constant evolution taking on the management of the Madrid office is a challenge that I face with great enthusiasm and commitment” Lener’s Madrid office is currently formed by more than 70 professionals who offer their expertise in different areas of business law to large companies Partners of each office by city where Lener is present: Javier González (managing partner Vigo office); María José Torres (managing partner Seville office); Eduardo Córdoba (managing partner Valladolid office); Enric Fort (managing partner Barcelona office); Seated left Carlos Martos (managing partner Madrid office) and Marisé Cosmea (managing partner Lener group) new criminal partner of Martínez Echevarría Pérez-Llorca incorporates Juan José Soto Arias as partner… It represents the main source of information in the legal business sector in Spain and Portugal The digital magazine – and its portal – address to the protagonists of law firms and in-house lawyers The magazine is available for free on the website and on Google Play and App Store information about deals and their advisors For further information, please visit the Group’s website www.lcpublishinggroup.com 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 a new horror in the heartland comic adventure from television writer and producer Christopher Monfette (Star Trek: Picard colored by Patricio Delpeche (The Witcher: Wild Animals The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos) and lettered by Michael Heisler (Avatar: Adapt or Die Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: The Hidden Codex) this four-issue horror miniseries mashes unfamiliar mythologies and American identities into one new story Issue #1 kicks off the series in Summer 2025 drive a pick-up and talk with the dry wit of a Middle-American noir-PI but he travels through pockets of culture and folklore that are seldom explored and yet the very definition of this country,”  “American horror is too often defined by Western European scares – vampires Victorian-style ghosts – and the truth is that this country is made-up of communities who’ve brought their own unique folklore along with them I created TexArcanum as a way to mash-together unfamiliar mythologies in the sandbox of the American heartland A midnight drive through the middle of nowhere empty plains – the oil derricks and wind turbines – the small towns and tourist stops – these are places with secrets and magics and wonders to hide My hope is that TexArcanum offers a platform and a character that myself or future writers with far more diverse backgrounds than me could use to tell the kinds of genre stories I’ve really never seen but desperately search for…” they’ve traveled from across the globe to collide here in the rural Heartland… and cowboy arcanist Avery Belle has spent a very long lifetime among them When a centuries-old land feud escalates into the supernatural when two warring families threaten a low-country apocalypse TexArcanum #1(of 4) arrives in comic shops on July 23 and all things geeky have thankfully lead me here and to you and website in this browser for the next time I comment Post comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Grupo EULEN USA is excited to announce the appointment of María Fernández de Córdoba Martos as its new CEO With over 30 years of experience in business development María brings a wealth of expertise across key sectors Her appointment marks a major milestone in Grupo EULEN's ongoing expansion reinforcing the company's commitment to innovation and operational excellence in delivering top-tier services to its clients A Proven Leader with a Track Record of Success María is a results-driven leader renowned for her ability to deliver profitable growth and optimize organizational performance Her international leadership experience spans multiple industries where she has played a pivotal role in strengthening partnerships with global corporations like Telefónica Her work with these leading brands has provided her with an in-depth understanding of dynamic business environments in the U.S. and Chile—equipping her with a unique skill set to drive Grupo EULEN's growth in these key markets Her professional journey also includes building high-performance teams identifying and capitalizing on new market opportunities and leveraging cutting-edge technologies to enhance customer experiences María's entrepreneurial spirit and consultative approach have led to the successful launch of several startups including Telemergencia and Cumplo in Chile—two innovative companies that have made a lasting impact in their respective industries María's top priorities are to accelerate growth and development in the company's two main business areas: aviation and facility management "Our focus will continue to be strengthening our position in these core sectors and delivering high-quality solutions that exceed client expectations," said María Fernández de Córdoba In addition to growing these core businesses María will also explore expansion opportunities into new markets across the U.S. targeting emerging opportunities in key regions we'll explore new avenues for growth and ensure Grupo EULEN is well-positioned to capitalize on new opportunities as they arise," she added "It is an honor to lead Grupo EULEN in the U.S we will accelerate our international expansion high-quality solutions that surpass the expectations of our clients and partners We are focused on optimizing our operations and continuing our growth across the U.S." Grupo EULEN USA is poised for a new chapter of success expanding its reach and continuing to set the standard for excellence in its industries Founded in 1962 and with a presence in 11 countries, including the United States, Grupo EULEN is a leader in providing services and innovative solutions to companies Since its inception, Grupo EULEN has stood out for the excellent quality of the services it offers. With more than 16 years established in the local market, Grupo EULEN in the US currently has a staff of more than 3,300 specialist professionals across Florida https://eulen.com/us/ Do not sell or share my personal information: You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience is one of the Group’s largest lighting R&D centers and one of the Group's Top 3 lighting production sites in the world More than 2,700 employees at the site develop and produce lighting high technological products improving safety Valeo Martos has been anticipating technological developments to remain at the cutting edge of lighting technology designing and producing for the most demanding Customers in Europe which employs 2,700 people including 500 engineers electronics and interior lighting products and also develops projects that will be manufactured across Valeo’s Europe lighting plants The site counts with a wide range of disciplines to innovate and answer the future market expectations towards a safer interactive and sustainable mobility such as Optics Eight million headlamps and rear lamps and 11 million electronic parts are produced every year on the site which boasts over 70 production lines and almost 500 robots 25 development projects are currently underway and a new building dedicated to R&D will be inaugurated after summer 2024 “The products that are developed and produced here are jewels of style technology and performance,” explains Maria Angeles Barragán the Optomechatronics manager who started her career here as an electronic engineer “It’s a great source of pride to see them on the road And we’re lucky to do things we’re passionate about I don’t get bored a single minute of my day You can be sure there’s always something to do The Senior Site General Manager and National Director of Valeo in Spain emphasizes: “Our pillar is our people commitment & passion are key for the site’s success Valeo Martos has strongly contributed to the socio economic development of the province not only creating employment but also contributing to the implementation of an educational cluster in collaboration with Universities and Professional schools focused on defining new degrees and training modules adapted to automotive needs giving opportunities of integration to our young students the sense of belonging and passion to improve continuously It’s so easy to be proud of such a site where we have everything needed to succeed and build a sustainable future.” We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences for future visits However you may visit Cookie Settings to customize your consent it may store or retrieve information on your browser your preferences or your device and is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to The information does not usually directly identify you but it can give you a more personalized web experience you can choose not to allow some types of cookies Click on the different category headings to find out more and change our default settings blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience of the site and the services we are able to offer These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services You can set your browser to block or alert you about these cookies but some parts of the site will not then work These cookies do not store any personally identifiable information Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website These cookies help provide information on metrics such as the number of visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns Other cookies are those that are being identified and have not been classified into any category as yet En español The family of iconic Spanish singer Raphael, whose real name is Miguel Rafael Martos Sánchez, has revealed the cause of the health scare that left him unable to speak shortly before Christmas He has been diagnosed with primary brain lymphoma, a rare form of brain cancer is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Latin and Spanish music The news raised the alarms among Latin music lovers particularly the fans of powerful ballads who consider Raphael among the best and iconic hits such as "Yo soy aquel" and "Escándalo." His career, spanning over six decades, includes more than 60 albums, films, and international tours. Nicknamed "El Divo de Linares," he has received multiple awards and recognitions, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame which was approved for release by the Martos family the artist "presents primary brain lymphoma with two brain nodules in the left hemisphere that explain the neurological symptoms he experienced a few days ago." The statement, released by the EFE news agency, added that "specific treatment for this condition has been initiated during his hospital stay and will continue on an outpatient basis he is expected to be discharged in the coming days." After canceling last week's concerts at the WinZik Center in Madrid it was announced that the rest of the 'Victoria' tour dates as well as performances in the Dominican Republic Raphael is confident that he will be able to resume his schedule and reconnect with his audience soon," reads a statement regarding the developments According to the U.S. National Cancer Institute "Primary central nervous system (CNS) lymphoma is a disease in which malignant cells (cancer) form in the lymphatic tissue of the brain or spinal cord." In Raphael's case which includes all the organs within the skull—commonly referred to as the brain but technically consisting of three components Treatment for primary brain lymphoma may include: Raphael is currently hospitalized at the 12 de Octubre University Hospital in Madrid one of the most advanced medical research centers in Europe He was admitted there one day after December 17 when he experienced speech problems during the recording of TVE's Christmas program 'La Revuelta.' stated before Christmas that they expected Raphael to be discharged on Friday got the best of the Olean Oilers in the final regular season matchup between the sides “I always wanted to get my hands on a backyard rec room or ADU project,” Marina says When it came to the stylish addition the family ultimately made to their two-car garage their vision was clear: It was an excellent opportunity to add value to their home and make the space feel special “Our house had been flipped and felt sterile,” she said “Our ADU was a fun way for us to create something personal.” The couple embarked on the project in 2020, collaborating with architect Susan Nwankpa Gillespie of Nwankpa Design Marina and Gillespie had worked together on architectural projects in the Hollywood Hills including an elusive contractor and less-than-ideal timing “We were a COVID-19 casualty when it came to plan check and permitting,” Marina says “We keep the doors open in the ADU and I can see the boys playing with their train sets while I’m cooking dinner in the main house,” says Marina Martos Dabel “It was a long process,” adds Pascal which had been budgeted at $300,000 before the pandemic by taking advantage of low interest rates and tapping into their equity and savings “We thought it was a smart investment,” Marina says Gillespie acknowledges that while ADUs started as an accessible way to create more affordable housing, the skyrocketing cost of construction, including the price of lumber, has put them increasingly out of people’s reach. Marina Martos Dabel stands inside the lower level of the ADU. “I feel like it’s an extension of the house,” she says. “Much of it depends on the contractor,” Gillespie says. “If someone is good, they’ll work on larger projects [that go for higher bids]. No one is hurting for work right now. The best way to move forward with a contractor is to get recommendations and talk to people. If you build an ADU, you must decide if the cost is worth it.” Having previously worked together a few years ago on updating the interiors of the Dabels’ cookie-cutter house, Gillespie and Marina were in sync from the start. “We set variables for the small space,” Gillespie says. “They wanted to do two stories. The downstairs needed to be flexible. They wanted a deck, a garage, a private space and a common space.” The kids play in the second-floor bedroom, which opens to an outdoor deck paved in a patchwork of blue concrete tiles. Storage was also a requirement for the ADU. “We needed a place to hide the toys,” Marina laughs, referring to the surplus of Legos belonging to her sons, Lucien, 3, and Lorenzo, 7. Gillespie drew up three or four plans for the ADU, and the ultimate creation is a winner: an 1,182-square-foot modern one-bedroom home with a full kitchen, two bathrooms and a 281-square-foot roof deck built on top of the existing two-car garage. Lifestyle Small-space living doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style or succumb to clutter. Because the lawn and paved areas on the 6,000-square-foot lot are already taken up by the family’s activities, the second-story deck became an essential part of the ADU’s design. (The Dabels had hoped to add a steel trellis to screen out harsh sunlight, but after receiving a bid of $50,000, they decided to go with an umbrella instead.) “If we ever rent it out, any tenant is going to want their own private outdoor space,” says Marina. The homeowners also could add a fence between the two homes, which are 35 feet apart, for further privacy. Gillespie agrees, saying: “I like having punches of nature and privacy, especially in an urban context. Even though there is still a yard, outdoor space is important for whoever lives in the ADU. The roof deck became another oasis and entertaining space.” The roof deck, laid out above the two-car garage, serves as a private oasis. Keeping the ground floor free and clear also offers options for future aging-in-place needs. “Aging in place is tough with stairs,” Gillespie says. “But they could turn the downstairs into a bedroom space.” The sunny second floor serves as the primary bedroom, complemented by white oak floors, a bathroom and a large closet that houses a washer and dryer. The expansive bedroom, which could easily accommodate a desk or a Peloton bike, is illuminated by skylights and opens to the outdoor deck, which is paved with a patchwork of blue Zia cement tiles. Both floors feature bold color choices, including tangerine-colored cabinets in the kitchen, a perforated metal panel stairway painted a soft green, a kitchen backsplash in a soft mocha Zia tile and green tile in the shower. “We want things to be fresh, fun and playful but still sophisticated,” Gillespie says. “But it doesn’t have to be just primary colors. We used lots of textures.” “An ADU is a great opportunity to design something fun and aspirational,” says architect Susan Nwankpa Gillespie. “It’s an opportunity to play a little bit.” The Dabels, whose bedroom in the main house is upstairs and looks across the yard into the ADU, requested privacy for both homes. “I didn’t want to look into the bedroom behind us,” Marina says. “That is why the windows go north-south and not east-west.” Inspired by the diverse population of Los Angeles, Gillespie, who is Nigerian American, wrapped the exterior of the second floor — a windowless blank stucco façade — in vertical 2½-by-6-foot timber slats installed in a wood pattern reminiscent of hand-woven West African kente cloth. In contrast with the downstairs, the second floor appears to float above the ground floor. “I am interested in living in a Western context architecturally, but with such a diverse population in Los Angeles, I thought about creating an interesting mix of modernist principles and West African textiles,” Gillespie says. “Part of it was softening the severity of a typical solid façade by creating more of a craft feel.” The Dabels are happy with the results: ample room to park multiple cars in the newly paved driveway, a concrete pad with enough space for a basketball court and a small patch of lawn where their sons can play with the family’s dogs, Gringo and Sedona. For now, the ADU feels like an extension of the main home. Marina and Pascal laugh when they recall their November Friendsgiving, which spilled out of their home and into the ADU. “It was packed,” Pascal says. “We had more than 60 people here, including about 30 kids. There were people on the stairs and the balcony. We even squeezed in a bounce house.” Adds Marina: “The ADU is where people love to congregate.” Lorenzo Dabel, 7, looks over a chalk drawing he made for his parents. Although the couple has enjoyed hosting friends and family, including relatives from Argentina and Pascal’s mother from Georgia — she refers to the ADU as her “resort” — they have always intended to rent the backyard home. However, that was before fires ravaged Pacific Palisades and Altadena this month. Small-space living doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style or succumb to clutter they are housing a friend’s multigenerational family of five “We won’t be renting the place out for now,” Marina says “but we will make it available to friends and family as needed They very much want to be back home but have no idea when water service will resume or be safe to use So we offered to let them come whenever they needed for showering They’re finding it more challenging to be home than they had hoped They’re very dear friends; it’s the least we could do to help.” Lisa Boone is a features writer for the Los Angeles Times. Since 2003, she has covered home design, gardening, parenting, houseplants, even youth sports. She is a native of Los Angeles. Genaro Molina is an award-winning staff photographer for the Los Angeles Times. He has worked in journalism for more than 35 years starting at the San Francisco Chronicle. Molina has photographed the life and death of Pope John Paul II, the tragedy of AIDS in Africa, the impact of Hurricane Katrina, and Cuba after Castro. His work has appeared in nine books and his photographs have been exhibited extensively including at the Smithsonian Institute and the Annenberg Space for Photography. Entertainment & Arts Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map These days there has been speculation that Raphael's medical treatment is yielding good results has broken his silence to confirm that rumor The young man has admitted that everything is going very well when asked if his father will return to the stage this year Raphael was diagnosed in December 2024 with a primary brain lymphoma news that shocked the music world and his fans he has been undergoing rigorous treatment to combat the disease with the disappearance of one of the two brain nodules and a significant reduction of the other Manuel Martos was asked about it by a Europa Press team and confirmed the news of the good results So much so that he stated: “Everything is going well The only thing we can say is that everything is going very well which is the most important and the only important thing.” Manuel Martos has confirmed that Raphael's progress is positive | Europa PressManuel Martos talks about Raphael's possible return to the stageDespite these encouraging news Manuel Martos has been cautious when talking about his father's professional future When asked if Raphael could return to the stage this year Manuel Martos has stated that he doesn't know when his father will sing again | Europa PressSince his diagnosis Raphael has stayed away from the media spotlight His family members have been his main support during this time and have kept fans informed about his health status An example is the statements made today by his son Manuel Martos the news about the improvement of the artist from Linares is a reason for hope His family continues to appreciate the support and asks for patience while the singer recovers and his possible return to the stage will be evaluated in due time has committed to a plan to reduce its water consumption by 75% by 2026 One of the Group's many actions in this area has enabled it to obtain an A rating from CDP Water for the first time in 2023 but here more than anywhere else because we’re in a very dry region,” explains Carmen Bartolomé “That’s why we launched a vast water reduction plan two years ago which will enable us to reduce the site’s consumption by 75% This plan is part of our wider commitment to the circular economy.” “There are three key actions in this project,” explains Manuel Montoro this project is a significant success.” who also heads up all Valeo activities in Spain the initiative is “a concrete example of the fusion of our spirit of innovation our environmental responsibility and our constant determination to be more efficient more respectful of our planet and committed to a cleaner future.” Valeo’s total water consumption relative to sales has decreased by 60% the Group has reduced its water consumption by 18% in absolute terms Sites exposed to the risk of water stress are subject to reinforced measures and monitoring in order to significantly reduce their needs and their local impact on water resources The Group is also committed to ending the use of groundwater for industrial purposes by 2025 For all its actions to reduce water consumption Valeo was awarded an A rating by CDP Water for the first time in 2023 Fieldfisher is immersed in a growth and expansion plan to strengthen all practice areas in Spain as a result of the firm’s own growth and evolution three new managing partners have been appointed; Héctor Jausàs who will occupy an institutional position as president will occupy the position of managing partner who will have an executive character Rodrigo and Talmac take over from Jordi Ruiz de Villa who has held the position of managing partner for five years during which time he has positioned the firm as one of the leading international firms in the market Ruiz de Villa will remain with the firm as partner of the complex litigation and franchise practice area Fernando Pinillo will continue in the position of managing director of the firm leading the management and direction of the corporate areas: human resources marketing and communication and finance and administration Héctor Jausàs explains that “this new stage is part of the evolution of our firm focused on promoting the development of talent within the organization and on boosting our own growth as a leading firm in the Spanish market All this is aligned with the global expansion strategy that the firm is experiencing at European level” Talmac and Rodrigo state that “we take on this challenge with enthusiasm and responsibility thanks to its team and the effort and dedication of those who preceded us has established itself as a national benchmark” Fieldfisher in Spain has been growing for several years 2023 closed with an increase of 15% in fees billed compared to 2022 and estimating for this year an increase of around 20% The trend for the coming years is to continue on this growth path in mid-2023 they approved a new strategic plan that proposes a 35% growth for the period 2023/2025 Ceca Magán strengthens its team in Vigo with… Concepción Pilar Barrio President of Spain’s Notarial Council Volume 16 - 2024 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fnagi.2024.1394460 Introduction: The lack of cognitive awareness is a clinical deficit in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) dementia an increased awareness of cognitive function may serve as a marker in the preclinical stage Subjective cognitive decline (SCD) might correspond to the initial symptom in the dynamic trajectory of awareness but SCD might be absent along with low awareness of actual cognitive performance in the preclinical stage We hypothesized that distinct meta-cognitive profiles This research evaluated the association between cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) AD biomarkers and the awareness of episodic memory further exploring dyadic (participant-partner) SCD reports in the preclinical Alzheimer’s continuum Methods: We analyzed 314 cognitively unimpaired (CU) middle-aged individuals (mean age: 60 Episodic memory was evaluated with the delayed recall from the Memory Binding Test (MBT) was defined as the normalized discrepancy between objective and subjective performance and dyadic SCD profiles incorporated the study partner’s report using parallel SCD-Questionnaires The relationship between CSF Aβ42/40 and CSF p-tau181 with meta-memory was evaluated with multivariable regression models The role of SCD and the dyadic contingency was explored with the corresponding stratified analysis Results: CSF Aβ42/40 was non-linearly associated with meta-memory showing an increased awareness up to Aβ-positivity and a decreased awareness beyond this threshold the non-linear association between CSF Aβ42/40 and meta-memory persisted higher Aβ-pathology was linearly associated with increased awareness Individuals presenting only study partner’s SCD exhibited higher levels of CSF p-tau181 correlated with lower meta-memory performance Discussion: These results suggested that distinct meta-cognitive profiles can be identified in preclinical-AD While most individuals might experience an increased awareness associated with the entrance in the AD continuum some might be already losing insight and stepping into the anosognosic trajectory This research reinforced that an early anosognosic profile although at increased risk of AD-related decline might be currently overlooked considering actual diagnostic criteria and therefore its medical attention delayed a critical point in the field is to uncover the biological and behavioral underpinnings of the disease’s trajectory allowing early detection and intervention at the preclinical stage of the Alzheimer’s continuum An impaired meta-cognition in AD due to anosognosia might come along with a widespread range of clinical implications Improving our understanding of the cognitive and pathological underpinnings of anosognosia would enhance preclinical stage identification informing about risk of progression and more precise therapeutic interventions it is unclear how to delineate the spectrum of distinct subclinical alterations in the awareness of cognitive function present in preclinical-AD Considering here the discrepancy between objective and subjective memory performance they showed that AD dynamically impacts awareness of episodic memory function Their results indicated that in CU individuals Aβ-pathology was associated with increased awareness of cognitive function while Aβ-pathology in MCI patients was associated with reduced awareness of cognitive function indicating a switch in the trajectory of meta-cognition in AD indicating that Aβ-pathology was non-linearly associated with awareness of episodic memory (objective-subjective discrepancy) showing hypernosognosia up to the threshold of Aβ-positivity and anosognosia beyond the threshold of the Alzheimer’s pathological change These results were discussed considering that frontal amyloid deposition might interfere with regions/networks of awareness and cognitive control suggesting that the non-linear impact on awareness thus might relate to the advancement of Aβ-pathology seems reasonable that distinct meta-cognitive profiles might emerge in preclinical-AD at very early stages in the preclinical Alzheimer’s continuum there may be two distinct types of metacognitive profiles at risk of AD-related impairment: (I) Hypernosognosia: Individuals with a sub-estimation of actual memory performance showing an increased awareness in relationship to AD neuropathology (II) Anosognosia: Individuals with an over-estimation of actual memory performance showing a decreased awareness in relationship to AD neuropathology The main objective of the present research was to test this hypothesis in the ALFA+ cohort study by evaluating the association of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Aβ and Tau biomarkers with awareness of episodic memory the role of self-reported and dyadic (participant-partner) SCD was further explored in these associations at the preclinical stage of the Alzheimer’s continuum A detailed phenotyping of the participants involved blood and CSF sample collection for biomarker determination as well as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) acquisition The ALFA+ inclusion criteria were: (1) individuals who had previously participated in the ALFA study; (2) age between 45 and 65 years at the inclusion in ALFA; and (3) long-term commitment to the study: inclusion and follow-up visits and agreement to undergo all tests and study procedures (MRI ALFA+ exclusion criteria were: (1) cognitive impairment (Clinical Dementia Rating [CDR] > 0 Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) < 27 or semantic fluency < 12); (2) any systemic illness or unstable medical condition that could lead to difficulty complying with the protocol; (3) any contraindication to any test or procedure; and (4) a family history of monogenic AD we included 314 individuals with complete CSF biomarker measurements The ALFA+ study (ALFA-FPM-0311) was approved by the independent ethics committee ‘Parc de Salut Mar’, Barcelona, and registered at Clinicaltrials.gov (identifier: NCT02485730) All participants signed the study’s informed consent form also approved by the independent ethics committee ‘Parc de Salut Mar’ Cerebrospinal fluid sample collection and processing followed standard procedures (Teunissen et al., 2014), which have been previously described (Milà-Alomà et al., 2020) CSF Aβ40 and Aβ42 were measured with the exploratory NeuroToolKit a panel of robust prototype immunoassays (Roche Diagnostics International Ltd CSF p-tau181 and t-tau (both corresponding to the mid-region domain of tau protein) were measured using the electrochemiluminescence Elecsys® Phospho-Tau (181P) CSF and Elecsys Total-Tau CSF immunoassays on a fully automated cobas e 601 module (Roche Diagnostics International Ltd All CSF biomarker measurements were determined at the Clinical Neurochemistry Laboratory at the University of Gothenburg The Memory Binding Test (MBT) (Buschke, 2013) Spanish version (Gramunt et al., 2016) was used to assess verbal episodic memory through associative learning The variables used in the present research to assess objective performance considered the two delayed recall measurements (30 min after learning): the total delayed free recall (0–32) and the total delayed paired recall (0–32) Participants were instructed to self-rate their overall performance in a single score ranging from 0 (worst possible performance) to 100 (best possible performance) after completing both delayed recall tasks Objective episodic memory performance resulted from the arithmetic mean of the delayed recall (considering the total delayed free recall and the total delayed paired recall) objective performance was normalized to a scale from 0 to 100 A multivariable regression model was used to extract objective and subjective residual memory scores adjusted for demographic effects (sex Considering the full sample of participants objective and subjective residual scores were standardized dividing the residuals of each regression model by their estimated standard deviation Meta-memory standardized residuals were computed subtracting subjective from objective standardized residuals with positive scores indicating sub-estimation and negative scores indicating over-estimation of actual episodic memory performance The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) (Zigmond and Snaith, 1983) was used to assess affective symptoms The variables used in the present research were the anxiety (0–21) and depression (0–21) sub-scores from the HADS The analyses were divided into three main blocks main analyses in the whole sample evaluating associations between meta-memory and CSF biomarkers using two models with the same predictors but in distinct subsets of the sample (non-SCD and SCD) stratified analyses once the study partner’s SCD report was incorporated combining it with the self-reported SCD measurements previously explored we considered to focus only on the subset characterized with presence of study partner’s SCD: within this subset the sample was further stratified considering the self-reported SCD there were “unaware decliners” (only the study partner presented SCD) and “aware decliners” (self-reported SCD confirmed by the study partner) All CSF measurements and meta-memory scores were treated as continuous variables and tested for normality using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov normality test and visual inspection of histograms. In line with previous work, extreme values were excluded for CSF biomarkers (outlier threshold of 3 times the Interquartile Range [IQR]) (Milà-Alomà et al., 2020) The CSF Aβ42/40 ratio followed a normal distribution but the CSF p-tau181 was not normally distributed and was log10-transformed Meta-memory scores followed a normal distribution In the main multivariable regression model we evaluated the relationship between CSF biomarkers and meta-memory standardized residual scores adjusted for demographics incorporating a quadratic term for CSF Aβ42/40 and the interaction between CSF p-tau181 and the quadratic term for CSF Aβ42/40 there is no literature suggesting that tau (presumably impacting medial temporal lobe) might induce non-linear changes in cognitive function prior to clinical onset The assumptions of the multivariable regression models were statistically tested for normality Standardized β coefficients with 95% confidence interval (CI) and corresponding p values were reported was used to analyze associations between meta-memory and CSF biomarkers only after incorporating study partner’s SCD data since the low sample size restricted the use of inferential statistics Spearman correlation coefficients with corresponding p values were reported p values < 0.05 were considered statistically significant and p values < 0.1 were considered as trends All computational procedure and statistical analyses were performed using R along with descriptive characteristics about study partners Participant-partner contingency by SCD status is shown in Table 2 study partner’s SCD was defined in seven (3.01%) individuals (characterized as unaware decliners; only the study partner presented SCD) and study partner’s non-SCD was defined in two-hundred twenty (96.91%) individuals (characterized as controls; neither participant nor partner reported SCD) study partner’s SCD was defined in five (5.75%) individuals (characterized as aware decliners; self-reported SCD confirmed by the study partner) and study partner’s non-SCD was defined in eighty-two (94.25%) individuals (characterized as SCD not confirmed by the study partner) Subjective cognitive decline (SCD) status by participant-partner parallel questionnaires These results show a non-linear pattern (inverted-U shape) with increased awareness of episodic memory (i.e. hypernosognosia) being associated with lower Aβ42/40 levels up to approximately the threshold of Aβ-positivity (CSF Aβ42/40 < 0.071) anosognosia) being associated with lower Aβ42/40 levels after surpassing the threshold of Aβ-positivity Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) biomarkers associated with meta-memory standardized residuals Scatter plot showing the relationship between CSF Aβ42/40 on the X-axis and meta-memory standardized residual scores adjusted for demographic effects on the Y-axis The vertical dashed line at x = 0.0071 represents the positivity threshold for CSF Aβ42/40 Standardized β coefficient and p value for the quadratic association between CSF Aβ42/40 and meta-memory standardized residuals are shown in the top-right side meta-memory was significantly associated with the quadratic term of CSF Aβ42/40 (β = −0.166 meta-memory was significantly associated with the linear term of CSF Aβ42/40 (β = −0.328 Subjective cognitive decline (SCD) stratification: CSF biomarkers associated with meta-memory standardized residuals Scatter plots showing the relationship between CSF Aβ42/40 on the X-axis The vertical dashed lines at x = 0.0071 represent the positivity threshold for CSF Aβ42/40 Standardized β coefficient and p value for the quadratic (A) and linear (B) associations between CSF Aβ42/40 and meta-memory standardized residuals are shown in the top-right side of each plot To further explore the contribution of dyadic SCD reports in this section we considered exclusively the subset of participants with study partner’s SCD (3.82%) seven individuals (58 %) were defined as unaware decliners (non-SCD & study partner’s SCD) and five individuals (42 %) were defined as aware decliners (SCD & study partner’s SCD) meta-memory standardized residuals were evaluated using Spearman correlation matrices with CSF Aβ42/40 meta-memory was significantly correlated with CSF p-tau181 (r = −0.857 but not with CSF Aβ42/40 (r = 0.571 meta-memory was correlated at the trend level with CSF p-tau181 (r = −0.900 but not with CSF Aβ42/40 (r = −0.500 Although higher levels of anxiety were significantly associated with increased meta-memory (β = 0.131 the effect of the quadratic term of CSF Aβ42/40 remained significant in the model (β = −0.142 higher levels of depression were associated with increased meta-memory (β = 0.100 p = 0.082) while the effect of the quadratic term of CSF Aβ42/40 remained significant in the model (β = −0.134 two distinct types of metacognitive profiles at risk of AD-related decline could be delineated: along with an increased awareness in relationship to AD-neuropathology This increase in awareness is expected to anticipate gradual meta-cognitive decline with further disease progression along with decreased awareness in relationship to AD-neuropathology This decrease in awareness is expected to anticipate substantial meta-cognitive decline with further disease progression suggestive of greater risk of Alzheimer’s severity Our findings support the existence of these two groups indicating that distinct meta-cognitive profiles may emerge in preclinical-AD results in the non-SCD subset showed a non-linear association between Aβ and meta-memory similar to the relationship found in the whole sample with increased awareness up to Aβ-positivity and decreased awareness beyond this threshold results in the SCD subset showed a linear association between Aβ and meta-memory with higher Aβ-pathology associated with increased awareness These results suggested that while some individuals might notice subtle cognitive changes (SCD) associated with the entrance in the AD continuum (defined by the Aβ-positivity threshold) others may not be fully aware of these subtle changes (non-SCD) Although these groups differ in SCD status both support meta-cognitive profile (I) hypernosognosia showing sub-estimation of actual memory performance associated linearly and non-linearly we explored the contribution of the study partner’s SCD those individuals presenting only study partner’s SCD revealed a distinct pathological link with meta-memory performance showing that increased levels of CSF p-tau181 (i.e. higher pathology) correlated with lower meta-memory performance those individuals presenting study partner’s SCD but now in agreement with self-reported SCD revealed a similar link with meta-memory performance: showing that increased CSF p-tau181 was correlated these results rapidly suggested that the absence of SCD should not be taken as guarantee of cognitive stability both unaware and aware decliners exhibited a similar relationship between CSF p-tau181 and meta-memory performance Although these groups also differ in SCD status both support meta-cognitive profile (II) anosognosia showing over-estimation of actual memory performance in linear relationship to higher tau-pathology improving our understanding of the pathological mechanisms behind anosognosia would provide useful methods and knowledge as defined by the participant-partner discrepancy in SCD was quite infrequent in our sample (n = 7) but similar in sample size to the group of aware decliners (n = 5) Among participants presenting study partner’s SCD some participants did not present awareness of cognitive decline while other participants reported SCD in agreement with their partner (58–42% in our sample Further development of methodology for defining this group at risk might consider applying a cut-off in the objective-subjective discrepancy in neuropsychological performance to capture a larger group of individuals with similar performance characteristics helping to understand better why some individuals might display a reduced awareness of cognitive function from very early stages longitudinal research needs to account for the characterization of this early anosognosic trajectory and its pathological correlates (in preparation) we acknowledge that using more liberal cut-offs for classifying pathological status This research suggested that distinct meta-cognitive profiles can be identified at the preclinical stage of the Alzheimer’s continuum While most individuals might experience an increased awareness associated with the entrance in the AD continuum (i.e. some others might be already losing awareness (i.e. Reduced awareness of cognitive function at preclinical stages of AD might currently be overlooked leading to the omission of some individuals at higher risk of cognitive decline who may not be considered in prevention studies This research suggested that further characterization of these meta-cognitive profiles might enhance preclinical stage identification providing insights into the likelihood of clinical progression from the very early stages in the Alzheimer’s continuum The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding co-authors The studies involving humans were approved in the ALFA+ study (ALFA-FPM-0311) by the independent Ethics Committee “Parc de Salut Mar,” Barcelona, and registered at Clinicaltrials.gov (identifier: NCT02485730) The studies were conducted in accordance with the local legislation and institutional requirements The participants provided their written informed consent to participate in this study The author(s) declare financial support was received for the research The design and execution of the study were independent of any influence from funding sources The research leading to these results has received funding from “la Caixa” Foundation (ID 100010434) and an international anonymous charity foundation through the TriBEKa Imaging Platform project (TriBEKa-17-519007) Additional support has been received from the Universities and Research Secretariat Ministry of Business and Knowledge of the Catalan Government under the grant no DL-M was supported by Instituto de Salud Carlos III through the project PI19/00117 (Co-funded by European Regional Development Fund/European Social Fund “A way to make Europe”/”Investing in your future”) MS-C receives funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant agreement No 948677); ERA PerMed (ERAPERMED2021-184); Project “PI19/00155” and “PI22/00456 funded by Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII) and co-funded by the European Union; and from a fellowship from “la Caixa” Foundation (ID 100010434) and from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 847648 (LCF/BQ/PR21/11840004) JG receives funding from the European Comission Innovative Health Initiative (Grant Agreement: 101112145) the BrightFocus Foundation (Grant Reference ID: A2022034S) and La Marató de TV3 (Project: 202318 30-31-32) HZ was a Wallenberg Scholar and a Distinguished Professor at the Swedish Research Council supported by grants from the Swedish Research Council (#2023-00356; #2022-01018 and #2019-02397) the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101053962 Swedish State Support for Clinical Research (#ALFGBG-71320) the Alzheimer Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) the AD Strategic Fund and the Alzheimer’s Association (#ADSF-21-831376-C Stiftelsen för Gamla Tjänarinnor the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 860197 (MIRIADE) the European Union Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND2021-00694) the National Institute for Health and Care Research University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Centre and the UK Dementia Research Institute at UCL (UKDRI-1003) KB was supported by the Swedish Research Council (#2017-00915 and #2022-00732) the Swedish Alzheimer Foundation (#AF-930351 the Swedish state under the agreement between the Swedish government and the County Councils the ALF-agreement (#ALFGBG-715986 and #ALFGBG-965240) the European Union Joint Program for Neurodegenerative Disorders (JPND2019-466-236) the Alzheimer’s Association 2021 Zenith Award (ZEN-21-848495) and the Alzheimer’s Association 2022-2025 Grant (SG-23-1038904 QC) OG-R was supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation –State Research Agency (IJC2020-043417-I/MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033) and the European Union laquoNextGenerationEUraquo/PRTR GS-B was supported by the Agencia Estatal de Investigación AEI/10.13039/501100011033 through the project PID2020-119556RA-I00 and Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII) through the project CP23/00039 (Miguel Servet contract) This publication is part of the ALFA study (ALzheimer and FAmilies) We would like to express their most sincere gratitude to the ALFA project participants and relatives without whom this research would have not been possible We thank Roche Diagnostics International Ltd for providing the kits to measure CSF biomarkers and the laboratory technicians at the Clinical Neurochemistry Lab in Mölndal GS-B worked as a consultant for Roche Farma MS-C has given lectures in symposia sponsored by Almirall and Roche Farma; received consultancy fees (paid to the institution) from Roche Diagnostics; and served on advisory boards of Roche Diagnostics and Grifols He was granted a project and is a site investigator of a clinical trial (funded to the institution) by Roche Diagnostics In-kind support for research (to the institution) was received from ADx Neurosciences JDG has received research support from GE HealthCare Roche Diagnostics and Life-Molecular Imaging and serves in the Molecular Neuroimaging Advisory Board of Prothena Biosciences HZ has served at scientific advisory boards and/or as a consultant for Abbvie has given lectures in symposia sponsored by Alzecure and is a co-founder of Brain Biomarker Solutions in Gothenburg AB (BBS) which is a part of the GU Ventures Incubator Program (outside submitted work) KB has served as a consultant and at advisory boards for Acumen and Siemens Healthineers; has served at data monitoring committees for Julius Clinical and Novartis; has given lectures produced educational materials and participated in educational programs for AC Immune Eisai and Roche Diagnostics; and is a co-founder of Brain Biomarker Solutions in Gothenburg AB (BBS) which is a part of the GU Ventures Incubator Program outside the work presented in this manuscript OG-R receives research funding from Roche Pharma GK was a full-time employee of Roche Diagnostics GmbH CQ-R was a full-time employee of Roche Diagnostics International Ltd The rest of coauthors have nothing to disclose The NeuroToolKit is a panel of exploratory prototype assays designed to 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On her flight to Ibiza to enjoy Easter, she met his parents An encounter marked by affectionate gestures and great respect This attitude from Amelia and Manuel benefits their children who can grow up in an environment of harmony and respect and also serves as an inspiration for other separated couples They have managed to find a balance that allows them to share special moments their happiness and that of their children have become evident once again KQED Live EventsPRX Podcast Garage EventsEvents Around the Bay AreaMember Benefits with KQED LiveVideos from KQED LiveWatch recordings of recent KQED Live events FeaturedThat's My WordAn ongoing exploration of Bay Area hip-hop history See Senior Director of TV Programming Meredith Speight’s recommendations from this month’s KQED 9 Watch recordings of recent KQED Live events Support KQED by using your donor-advised fund to make a charitable gift Shaylyn Martos struggled to find a pathway to their dreams But that changed when they found mentorship in other journalists of color I worked for years in food service — sometimes two or three jobs it felt like I was behind my old classmates who were already working to get their degrees to figure out who I was and where I wanted to be It was there I fell in love with print and broadcast journalism photograph and edit stories from professors of color who advocated for me and gave me the agency to cover what I cared about confident in my decision to pursue journalism as my major I met even more people who provide opportunities for marginalized folks in journalism These mentors taught me technical skills I needed and how to stand up for myself and other queer and trans Black Indigenous and people of color in the workplace I had to deal with egotistical chefs and managers verbally abusive customers and a culture of coping with drinking and drugs So after being laid off at the beginning of the pandemic I promised to put my mental and physical health first and not work in kitchens anymore It’s terrifying being a young adult trying to support yourself in this economy during a global pandemic and ecological catastrophe That’s what makes it so important to hold the door open for other marginalized folks I wouldn’t be here without the people who believed in me and guided me to where I am today I feel honored to continue the work to carve space for new perspectives Their Perspective was produced by YR Media To learn more about how we use your information, please read our privacy policy. “I knew I wanted something creative,” says Rocio Martos Roberts describing her search for the right college course.  Rocio describes herself as a “very visual person” who also loves writing and reading She chose her course at DCU because “I think the Communications Studies degree kind of had it all.” It was broader than some other degrees and offered “a really good base of understanding communication in general.” And while she found secondary school too structured “When I got to university it was so refreshing because I was actually doing something that I was interested in.” the focus was largely on theory while second year introduced more practical work in areas like radio “I was surprised about how much I enjoyed learning about the theory behind things,” says Rocio “In second year,  I was able to make the connections between what I had learned in first year and the practical things that we were doing.” One of the team assignments was to create a three-minute video which was an eye-opener for Rocio and her classmates but the amount of work that goes into it is insane.” Rocio created a “sound walk” which involved capturing a soundscape from a specific location The project is being published on the Communications Undergraduate Journal website Rocio says the teaching staff were hugely helpful “I would reach out to them if I had any questions at all and they would always help me and they're also just such nice people to talk to Rocio threw herself into the social side of the University experience as well getting involved with groups including DCU Photo Soc “I liked having a mix of different friends from different courses because then you got different perspectives.” which “didn’t even feel like working” and led to some lasting friendships with people on the team “We still meet up once a week or every two weeks just to go out for drinks or food because we just became such good friends.” Rocio has just started a new job working as a customer relationship management executive with Buymie Rocio believes the Communications Studies BA is a great course for people who are creative and curious “You're going to learn a lot about why people communicate a certain way “I loved it because I just love understanding how people work And that's basically the core of communication just knowing how people work and what they respond to.” DCU Prospectus - BA in Communication Studies Amelia Bono, ex-wife of Manuel Martos, celebrates her latest success on her social media | Europa Press, GTRES, en.edatv.news LIFESTYLE Maximum Happiness for Amelia Bono Ex-Wife of Manuel Martos: 'I've Made It'The influencer manages to complete the Madrid Half Marathon moving her followers and her ex-husband12/04/2025 13:17:00h by Cándido Casares Amelia Bono thrilled her thousands of followers this Sunday with news that embodies effort The ex-wife of Manuel Martos joined the challenge of the Madrid Half Marathon and managed to complete the more than 13 mi she shared a message that said it all: "I did it." With a big smile and the race number still on her chest the daughter of former Congress President José Bono celebrated her athletic achievement with a message full of positive energy The most talked-about aspect was not just her tenacity but the unexpected reaction of her ex-husband who didn't hesitate to publicly congratulate the mother of his children how did Manuel Martos react to her triumph Amelia Bono Manages to Complete the Madrid Half Marathon | Europa PressMaximum Happiness for Amelia Bono After Completing the Madrid Half MarathonOn April 6 Madrid once again became the epicenter of popular sports with the celebration of its Half Marathon thousands of runners took to the city's most iconic streets a standout figure caught the eye: Amelia Bono her participation was the result of a lifestyle she has been cultivating for years the influencer has naturally documented her commitment to health her followers are well aware of her active routine but I achieved my goal in today's race," Amelia wrote alongside an image showing her exhausted but happy reflects not only a physical achievement but also an emotional one (21 kilometers) of continuous effort that demands preparation and mental strength This Was Amelia Bono's Participation in the 2025 Madrid Half Marathon | Instagram as Amelia wanted to use her message to highlight her moment of evolution Thank you very much to everyone who has been with me on this journey This is just the beginning," she concluded The reality is that Amelia has managed to connect with her audience precisely by showing her day-to-day life without artifice was interpreted by many as a metaphor for her personal evolution after separating from Manuel Martos Far from locking herself in grief after her breakup This Half Marathon represents that spirit: the will to go further But if there was something that added emotion to the moment, it was the reaction of her ex-husband, Manuel Martos with whom Amelia keeps a cordial relationship since their separation left a loving comment on the influencer's post Manuel Martos's Gesture After Amelia Bono's Achievement That Has Surprised Everyone | Instagram @ameliabonoThey both share the upbringing of their children Although their personal paths have taken different directions they keep a relationship based on mutual respect and admiration And Manuel's gesture on social media only reaffirms it Amelia Bono not only crossed the finish line of the Madrid Half Marathon but also proved that personal achievement knows no limits Could this be just the beginning of a new chapter for Amelia Manuel Martos excites Raphael's fans by talking about his return to the stage | Europa Press, en.edatv.news LIFESTYLE Manuel Martos Moves Many With the New Confession He Has Made About RaphaelThe iconic singer's son has revealed hopeful information about his father's current health status.22/02/2025 14:09:00h by Cándido Casares Manuel Martos has spoken openly about the health status of his father assuring that the treatment the singer is undergoing is yielding positive results his words about the singer's return to the stage have moved everyone the doctors are satisfied with his progress These statements have filled with hope those who have closely followed the singer's career and have shown their unconditional support during these times Manuel Martos shares details about Raphael's health | Europa PressThe news has rekindled the public's interest in how Raphael is doing and when he might once again delight his fans with his voice While Manuel Martos has been cautious about timelines his words have hinted that the return might be closer than many expect What else has the artist's son shared about his current situation Manuel Martos replied with clarity and optimism to the obligatory question about his father's health which is the best news we can receive and we can give," he expressed enthusiastically The artist continues to show the same fighting spirit that has characterized him for decades He lives for and through his songs," his son added The artist's followers are awaiting news about his possible return to the stage the most important thing is for his father to recover completely Manuel Martos speaks out about Raphael's return to the stage | Europa Press"Yes everyone understands that this is secondary What they want is for him to be well," he stated Manuel assured that his father remains focused on his recovery because it's what he loves most in the world But he knows very well that it will come," he said making it clear that Raphael is acting with prudence The big question many are asking is whether Raphael will be able to resume his musical activity before the summer Manuel Martos was honest and did not want to give a specific date reinforcing the idea that the priority remains the health of the legendary singer The audience's wait for Raphael's return | Europa PressManuel Martos has conveyed a hopeful message about Raphael's health Although there is still no defined date for his return The big question remains: when will the great Raphael return to move us with his voice Amelia Bono has broken many norms with a confession that has left many speechless: her relationship with Manuel Martos remains "wonderful" despite their separation has shown that affection and complicity transcend the end of a marriage Amelia and Manuel have decided to spend Valentine's Day together a gesture that has caused buzz and admiration for their maturity and family commitment Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos have fifteen years of history together marked by four children and a separation that hasn't fractured their bond they both decided to go their separate ways but always prioritizing the well-being of their family Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos: a love that remains alive after the breakup | en.edatv.news the decision to spend Valentine's Day together hasn't gone unnoticed by many What is behind this decision to spend this day together Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos began their relationship at a time when they both sought stability and complicity their love solidified into a marriage that resulted in four children differences and personal challenges led to an initial separation followed by an unsuccessful reconciliation attempt Amelia made it clear that their separation didn't mean a definitive break in emotional terms We are family and it will always be that way no matter what happens," she declared to La Razón These words reflect her conviction that love can evolve without completely disappearing they maintained a cordial and respectful relationship something Amelia has replicated with Manuel This principle also extends to the well-being of their four children who have grown up seeing their parents share important moments despite the breakup The former couple has demonstrated that family celebrations can still be a priority something many have interpreted as a sign that their bond remains strong Another detail that evidences their special relationship is the mutual concern they continue to show. Amelia Bono has been very alert to the health of Raphael They have also been seen spending weekends with their children and attending family events together This attitude of respect and harmony has been applauded by many especially in a world where separations often come with conflicts Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos have decided to spend Valentine's Day together It seems that the former couple has organized an intimate celebration at home with their children A fact that confirms they will celebrate love in its purest form: family love The news that Amelia and Manuel will spend Valentine's Day together has surprised many as it is usually a date reserved for active couples love goes beyond a romantic relationship and encompasses the unconditional affection they have as a family Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos surprise everyone by spending Valentine's Day together | Europa PressThis decision has sparked all kinds of speculations about a possible reconciliation although neither has confirmed a new romantic opportunity Their priority remains the well-being of their children and maintaining a harmonious coexistence this gesture not only reinforces their commitment as parents but also shows that the affection that united them is still alive Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos have shown that a separation doesn't mean the end of a family Their decision to spend Valentine's Day together has broken many norms and sparked speculations about a possible reconciliation Could this be the beginning of a new chapter in their story Manuel Martos provides new details about Raphael's health condition | Europa Press, en.edatv.news LIFESTYLE Manuel Martos Speaks More Clearly Than Ever About Raphael: 'he Is Behaving...'The singer's son clarifies his father's current condition amid treatment for his brain lymphoma.18/02/2025 16:20:00h by Cándido Casares The concern for Raphael's health has been constant since he suffered a stroke two months ago his son Manuel Martos has spoken clearly about the artist's progress "He's doing very well," he stated optimistically highlighting his father's advances in his treatment Raphael is staying out of the public eye and focusing on his recovery Although information has been shared cautiously his circle confirms that the treatment is yielding positive results stating that the doctors are satisfied with the singer's progress Manuel Martos provides new details about Raphael's health | Europa PressWith the improvement in his health rumors about his return to the stage have quickly emerged Will Raphael be ready to reunite with his audience sooner than expected Raphael suffered a stroke while recording the show La Revuelta After ten days hospitalized and undergoing various tests it was confirmed that he had a cerebral lymphoma with two nodules This news forced the artist to temporarily withdraw and cancel his anticipated tour in America the singer has stayed away from the media spotlight surrounded by his family and focused on his treatment the singer has shown a notable improvement in his physical and emotional state bringing hope to both his family and his loyal fans with the disappearance of one of the detected nodules and a notable improvement in his overall condition the doctors are very happy," Manuel Martos stated Manuel Martos details the progress in Raphael's recovery | Europa PressIn fact Raphael's son has confirmed that his father's improvement has completely changed the family's mood and hopefully it continues like this," he explained to Europa Press Manuel Martos wanted to make it clear that caution is needed in the recovery Manuel Martos wants to be cautious during his father's treatment | GTRESBeyond the medical advances the artist's emotional state is playing a crucial role in his improvement Manuel Martos highlighted that his father continues with the same passion as always and with a positive attitude toward his treatment and it infects us all." A message that fills with hope all those who have closely followed Raphael's career and life Although Raphael is focused on his recovery it is no secret that he longs to return to the stage such as May 17 in Elche or May 31 in Almería everything points to his reappearance possibly taking place on July 5 at the Starlite Festival in Marbella Despite the significant improvement in the artist's health his circle insists that his return should be approached with caution "We can't know for sure if he will be able to return before the summer We must be patient and hopefully soon we will have good news because in the end He lives for and through his songs," he stated Raphael's possible return to his concerts | Europa PressRaphael's recovery is progressing favorably and his circle, though cautious, is optimistic. Manuel Martos has confirmed that the treatment is working and that his father maintains his unbreakable spirit Will we soon see Raphael performing his greatest hits again Amelia Bono Makes an Unexpected Confession About Manuel Martos | en.edatv.news, Europa Press, GTRES LIFESTYLE Amelia Bono Breaks Her Silence and Confesses What No One Imagined About Manuel MartosAmelia Bono Reveals What Her True Relationship with Manuel Martos Is at This Moment10/04/2025 11:11:00h by Vanesa González Amelia Bono broke her silence to confess a fact that no one could have imagined about the current relationship she keeps with Manuel Martos "I can't conceive it any other way," the content creator has assured It was at the end of February 2024 when this media-famous couple confirmed that they had decided to end their relationship after giving it a second chance. However, despite this hard blow, they have both managed to keep a good relationship for the well-being of their children It's been a year since Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos ended their marriage | en.edatv.news GTRESProof of this are the latest statements Amelia Bono has made about Manuel Martos in front of the cameras of different media outlets during the 50th anniversary of the beauty brand La Roche-Posay A year after officially announcing their definitive separation the influencer has had no qualms about boasting of the good relationship she keeps with her ex-husband today: Amelia Bono and Manuel Martos maintain a good relationship despite their divorce | Europa PressAmelia Bono Surprises with the Latest and Unexpected Confession She Has Made About Manuel MartosMoreover, if that weren't enough, Amelia Bono has confessed how she is going to spend this Easter "I'm going with friends, it's my turn. The kids are going some days with Manu, other days with me, and other days together," the socialite assured reporters I can't conceive it any other way," she added after assuring that her relationship with Manuel Martos couldn't be better Amelia Bono has had no problem answering other questions those related to the much-discussed recovery of her ex-father-in-law "He already said it, he spoke the other day, you've seen how well he is, how great he is, I have nothing to say." Additionally, she has assured that her children have been with him during this process: "Of course, they see him a lot every weekend." Finally, Amelia Bono has confirmed that she is still "open to love," although she is greatly enjoying her single life. "I'm very good like this, so... No, there's nothing. I don't rule it out, but it hasn't come, and I'm not looking for it," clarified Manuel Martos's ex-wife. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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One of the biggest challenges female disruptors face is equality in the industry My advice for women disruptors everywhere is to go for what they want in their careers and not to give up Women should hone the skills necessary to give themselves those opportunities As a part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry Martos is a Cosmetic Dentist providing services of oral hygiene and dental beautification in her clinic My Smile Miami She has been serving the community of Miami for over two decades She is recognized for her services over time our readers would like to get to know you a bit more Can you tell us a bit about your “backstory” What led you to this particular career path I was really young when my grandfather died of cancer and doctors thought his habit of smoking and bad oral health was to blame I decided to save people from such a disease and all I could think of was to become a dentist I enrolled myself in the University of Havana for a degree in Dental Medicine and then went on to get into Nova Southeastern University’s prestigious dental school I didn’t hesitate to jump into my first job — opening a private office in Miami with the most up-to-date technology and equipment I have always been passionate about dentistry and my main focus is to educate my patients about oral health and provide them with the best care Can you tell our readers what it is about the work you’re doing that’s disruptive I have been helping people of color with dark gums issues I have introduced the Gum Bleaching facility at My Smile Miami often known as “black gums,” is a condition in which melanin occurs on the gum tissue’s surface It affects people of all races and ethnicities but it is more prevalent in those with darker skin Hyperpigmentation can occur naturally or as a result of smoking Hyperpigmentation is harmless and does not cause any health problems but some individuals simply desire even pink gums I am among those few dental professionals who have turned to the iTero Element Scanner for fast I employ this simple-to-use scanner to get intraoral digital scans and create accurate physical dental models for restorative procedures This scanner also aids me in identifying orthodontic issues and developing the most effective treatment plans for my patients Can you share a story about the funniest mistake you made when you were first starting Can you tell us what lesson you learned from that and I was doing a complicated tooth extraction when my cell phone started to ring and that too with a wildly inappropriate ringtone… “I Will Survive,” by Gloria Gaynor I always kept my cell phone silent while in my clinic We all need a little help along the journey Can you share a story about how they made an impact and I owe a great deal of respect and admiration to her She made me realize that helping others can give you immense satisfaction and contentment Her work ethic taught me how to stay focused on work and how to strike a balance between work and family she once missed her flight to England for a very prestigious conference because she had to treat a patient with a severe dental injury in a road accident This level of commitment to helping people is what has made an impact on me being disruptive is usually a positive adjective that a system or structure has ‘withstood the test of time’ Can you articulate to our readers when disrupting an industry is positive and when disrupting an industry is ‘not so positive’ Can you share some examples of what you mean Disrupting an industry can be both positive and negative It depends on the service it is offering to the community and the Internet are some of the things that positively impact the dental industry corporate dentistry brings about change that’s causing a lot of stress among dental professionals This “disruption” is not so positive and cannot be ignored It must be actively addressed for private practices to survive and thrive Can you share 3 of the best words of advice you’ve gotten along your journey “A great dentist should be very detail oriented,” and his words stayed with me While working in such a small space as the mouth one can’t afford to miss even the smallest of details Observation and attention to detail are what dentistry is all about It helps to indicate some bodily ailment or a dental problem at the initial stage Caroline made me realize the importance of strong interpersonal skills that make all the difference I have learned the art of making my patients feel comfortable and putting them at ease Being very kind and compassionate with my patients has played a vital role in making me successful in my career My mother once advised me always to have a great desire to learn because it makes me different from the rest and new technologies are being introduced every day that make dental procedures more comfortable My desire to learn and master all the latest technologies and science in dentistry makes me stand out from the rest I am working on offering tele dentistry services Companies like The Teledenists and MouthWatch have successfully established that providing easier access to oral and dental care is possible Tele dentistry is significantly cheaper and allows patients to consult with otherwise unavailable medical professionals I am currently working on creating an all-in-one tele dentistry platform that will allow patients to capture images send relevant information to my team of dentists remotely As remote care’s significance swelled during the pandemic and The American Dental Association has issued a policy on tele dentistry that offers guidance on the modalities that such services can follow I believe the future belongs to tele dentistry and will eventually make it a general practice what are the biggest challenges faced by ‘women disruptors’ that aren’t typically faced by their male counterparts Garnering support from other women is another challenge faced by female disruptors Women should support and empower each other starting with their basic principles of who they are — their morals Do you have a book/podcast/talk that’s had a deep impact on your thinking This amazing show features women who have overcome incredible hardship to achieve massive success The mission of this podcast is to empower all women to recognize that they really can become the hero of their own life If you could inspire a movement that would bring the most amount of good to the most amount of people I would love to do something massive in the field of tele dentistry making it a thing that will no longer be exclusive to the elite Software enhancements and developing technologies have made it easier for dentists and patients to meet on digital platforms and start connecting I want to build an App or a web-based platform that can pave the way and turn teledentistry into a tech-centered industry I am already working on developing a tele dentistry app that will network thousands of patients and dentists together from all over the world Can you please give us your favorite” Life Lesson Quote” Can you share how that was relevant to you in your life “It always seems impossible until it is done.” And I genuinely believe in it There were times in my life and career that seemed impossible but these words kept me motivated and strengthened my belief Anyone can visit my official webpage https://www.mysmilemiami.com/ to connect with me. This was very inspiring. Thank you so much for joining us! Candice Georgiadis is an active mother of three as well as a designer, founder, social media expert, and philanthropist. Help In August last year, a heated feud erupted between Kevin Walters, head coach of the Brisbane Broncos, and Triple M Breakfast with Marto, Margaux and Dan’s Greg ‘Marto’ Martin after Marto publicly called for Walters to be sacked following a dismal Round 21 loss to the Bulldogs stepping down from his weekly segment on Triple M Breakfast with Marto Walters was sacked as Broncos coach.  Kevin Walters made his first appearance on Triple M Breakfast with Marto Margaux & Dan since the fallout… Last year Marto criticised Walters’ coaching style claiming he wasn’t tough enough on the Broncos players and that someone needed to step in with a firmer approach “These poncy rock stars that are at the Broncos “But no-one is prepared to give it to them because Kevvie isn’t tough enough on people.  “I don’t like confrontation myself so I make everything a laugh That’s what Kevvie does … It’s all fun and games Triple M Breakfast with Marto, Margaux & Dan; listen live from 5.30am weekdays on Brisbane’s 104.5 Triple M or download the LiSTNR App to grab the podcast NOW Catch up with more Triple M Breakfast with Marto Get the latest updates direct to your inbox LAS CRUCES - The first Las Cruces student to compete for a second time at the Scripps National Spelling Bee has survived round three of this year's competition in National Harbor cleared the third round on Wednesday morning after spelling "emulous," an adjective defined as "striving for accomplishment or quality equal or superior to that of another: marked by a desire to imitate or rival." Martos just finished eighth grade at Lynn Middle School with plans to enroll at Centennial High School in the fall.  Martos correctly spelled "ruthenium," a rare transition metal belonging to the platinum group on the periodic table of elements.  Martos is seen taking time with the unfamiliar words parts of speech and language of origin as well as examples of the word's usage in a sentence She also traces shapes on her palm with a finger "That is how she visualizes her words," her mother 445 students remained of the initial registration of 560 with a ways to go before the finals on Thursday.  The events are being broadcast on ESPN, and the Scripps spelling bee's Twitter account provides constant updates The 92nd Scripps National Spelling Bee runs May 26-31, with prizes for all spellers but cash prizes beginning for spellers who make it to round seven The champion takes home a purse topping $50,000 and trips to New York City and Hollywood but her performance might be described as "emulous," and for certain we know how to spell that Read more about Kristina: Lynn Middle School student first local to compete in national spelling bee twice Algernon D'Ammassa can be reached at 575-541-5451, adammassa@lcsun-news.com or @AlgernonActor on Twitter This article contains language that some may find offensive A high-ranking Phoenix officer used a racial slur in front of other police executives and discussed lessening discipline against a female officer based on her attractiveness The Phoenix Equal Opportunity Department “otherwise substantiated” multiple allegations against then-Assistant Chief Steve Martos Those allegations include Martos calling a top African American officer “Blackie” and separately telling other assistant chiefs that he wanted to “save” a female officer who was caught using the n-word on body camera Both incidents were alleged to have happened in May 2021 under former Chief Jeri Williams’ administration Investigators also found Williams’ second-in-command witnessed Martos’ actions but failed to report and address the misconduct Phoenix acknowledged the EOD report but said it was just “one step” in an ongoing investigation so drawing any conclusions would be premature,” a city spokesperson wrote Phoenix’s full statement can be found at the bottom of this report he retained a lawyer ahead of ABC15’s report and threatened to take legal action In statements sent on behalf of Kurtenbach his representatives said he was not found in violation of policies before he retired earlier this year and added that the EOD report was a “draft document.” The EOD report is titled “Final Investigative Report,” and it was sent with a cover letter to multiple city leaders and HR officials The report further documents systemic issues with Phoenix police and highlights the dysfunction and deception at the top of the department The allegations against Martos and Kurtenbach were made by three former assistant chiefs, who are currently suing the city because they claim they were unfairly demoted and scapegoated for a separate scandal involving protesters falsely charged as gang members The former three assistant chiefs are Gabe Lopez, Lawrence Hein, and John Collins; and they made the allegations while they were under a separate internal investigation because of secret recordings obtained by ABC15 SECRET RECORDINGS: Top cops say Phoenix Police Chief Williams misled public about protest scandal One community leader said he was not surprised by the messy situation based on past and ongoing problems with Phoenix police ‘the fish rots at the head,’ it just goes down,” said Larnell Farmer a leader with the West Valley NAACP and retired police detective from Illinois “It’s only as good as the people running the organization.” At the time of the substantiated allegations Martos was the assistant chief in charge of overseeing the department’s internal affairs unit He’s now a commander in the patrol division he retired in early 2023 and took a job overseeing security for Arizona’s Department of Education multiple assistant chiefs were discussing recent promotions during a meeting on the top floor of Phoenix police headquarters One of them was the promotion of an African American lieutenant to commander The copy of the EOD report obtained by ABC15 has the employee’s name redacted but the station confirmed the chiefs were discussing Derek Elmore The three assistant chiefs who made the allegation claimed that Martos had trouble remembering Elmore’s name and referred to him as “Blackie” at least once “That’s just Steve being Steve,” records show But Martos and Kurtenbach denied the slur was ever used when interviewed by EOD investigators “(Kurtenbach) finally noted that the timing of this allegation was suspect as the conduct at issue was not recent and the allegation was made after three individuals were reassigned from Assistant Chiefs to Commander positions and because they had recently filed a lawsuit against him in particular,” according to internal investigators The EOD report did a credibility analysis on the three assistant chiefs and outlined a dozen reasons why the investigators felt their allegations and interviews about what happened were believable “It’s always important to go back into that officer’s career and see if those biases were placed on people he arrested or any cases they were involved in,” he said if you got somebody with that mindset investigating other officers The three assistant chiefs also alleged that Martos talked about lessening discipline against a female officer because of her attractiveness The chiefs claimed that Martos had shown them photos of the woman to prove his point Phoenix police began investigating Officer Andrea Tenuta because she was caught referring to an African American woman as the n-word on body camera “Lopez reported that during a conversation about Ofc That’s a terminating offense,’ Assistant Chief Martos brought over a picture of her possibly from Instagram and said who served as a department public information officer for years denied that he ever made such a statement and further told investigators that he didn’t know how to access social media to view images Kurtenbach also denied that he ever witnessed Martos talking about lessening discipline for women based on their appearance ABC15 confirmed she’s now on the “Brady” list The final EOD investigation was sent to interim Chief Michael Sullivan and other top city leaders on November 18 reorganized his executive leadership team in December but it’s not clear if the reduction in rank was because of the EOD report who was the target of the alleged racial slur He did not provide a comment for this report While the EOD investigation found the allegations against Martos and Kurtenbach “did in fact occur,” the city did not discipline them based on the report because the complaints were deemed to be “untimely.” EOD has found that some of the alleged conduct did in fact occur and could have violated (city rules) but for the time constraint,” according to the EOD investigation “Those allegations are being reported to PSB for review and determination as to whether some other policies have been violated.” PSB stands for the Phoenix Police Department’s “Professional Standards Bureau,” which is more commonly known as internal affairs “It’s important to point out the report you reference is not final product of the investigation but rather one step in our employee due process.” The statement added that Sullivan is “moving forward with a commitment to be a self-assessing “It’s going to be interesting to see what they say when this report comes out and what direction they want to go in,” Farmer said about city leaders “It’s going to say a lot about the new leadership in the police department I hope and pray the new chief does the right thing Phoenix is under a sweeping Department of Justice pattern or practice investigation A copy of Phoenix’s full emailed statement is below: It’s important to point out the report you reference is not final product of the investigation but rather one step in our employee due process The process includes sending the initial EOD report through the Investigative Review Process (IRP) where changes can be recommended The report then goes back to PSB for finalization so drawing any conclusions would be premature under the leadership of Interim Chief Michael Sullivan is moving forward with a commitment to be a self-assessing Chief Sullivan built a new executive leadership team An interview process was conducted for all executive positions The new executive team selected by Chief Sullivan is the team moving the department forward building a world class police department to service the residents and visitors of Phoenix A spokesperson for the Department of Education ABC 15 is basing this story on a draft investigative document for case #2023-00321 that was not finalized.  In February entered into a settlement agreement with Mike Kurtenbach in which the allegations brought against him were found to be unsubstantiated ‘The City agrees that after the administrative process all open City investigations involving allegations against Employee as of February 3 The City agrees that after the administrative process the allegations in Equal Opportunity Department ("EOD") Investigation #2023-00321 involving Employee that are untimely will be closed as Unsubstantiated.’ If ABC 15 intends to report otherwise Mike Kurtenbach will seek a remedy in court because ABC 15 now has the facts and anything to the contrary would not only be reckless but deliberately untruthful and therefore actionable under N.Y Kurtenbach’s attorney also issued a statement “The Phoenix Equal Opportunity Division conducted an investigation numbered 2023-00321 This investigation resolved with a finding of No Policy Violation EOD has a multi-step process for investigating allegations of alleged misconduct Even prior to the conclusion of the review process EOD determined that no policy violations occurred by Mr Kurtenbach honorably retired from the Phoenix Police Department and accepted employment outside of the City The City reviewed information submitted by Mr and all parties agreed with EOD’s finding of no policy violation Contact ABC15 Chief Investigator Dave Biscobing at Dave@ABC15.com Report a typo Undergraduate & Graduate Commencement Ceremony, May 10 at 10:00 am. COMMENCEMENT LANDING PAGE you embark on a journey to shape your identity Morningside is a hub for rigorous academic inquiry and scholarly excellence providing students the knowledge they need to succeed Explore more than 65+ majors and pre-professional programs Iowa – Morningside University and Marto Brewing Company have collaborated on a steam beer titled “Dear Old Maroon” to be released Saturday at Taste of Morningside The steam beer is a first of its kind for Marto and Morningside is proud to partner with the local brewery to bring a great tasting easy drinking beverage to alumni and supporters of Morningside The beverage is ready to make its debut at Taste of Morningside following the homecoming football game against Concordia Saturday in the parking lots next to the Mason Family Tennis Courts Taste of Morningside is scheduled from 3-7 p.m and you can find “Dear Old Maroon” on tap and in cans at the event Four-packs of 16-ounce cans are available for $13 Morningside alumni and friends gathered at Marto to sample four unique options and vote for their favorite The winning drink was modified to make it unique including changing the brewing process to a steam beer A steam beer is fermented at a slightly warmer temperature and that adds a subtle fruity ester to the beer Marto fermented the beer 10-12 degrees warmer than a typical lager yeast and added a few extra twists to make “Dear Old Maroon” truly unique “Dear Old Maroon” will continue to be available for a limited time at Marto Brewing Company in downtown Sioux City The cans will also be sold at East End Gas Station and at Fareway and HyVee locations in Sioux City nor Martos as a reliable Catholic theologian in general While Martos can be commended for some of his research in Doors to the Sacred I own a copy of the 1982 edition from Image books Liguori Publications issued an “enlarged since that new edition doesn’t also say “revised,” we infer that while updated changes were made to jibe with more recent liturgical texts in the Church key problematic points regarding Church history and doctrine were not corrected from the 1982 edition affirming the words of Jesus Christ in Matthew 5 and 19: “If the man who has deserted his wife goes to another he is himself an adulterer because he makes her commit adultery; and the woman who lives with him is an adulteress because she has caused another woman’s husband to come over to her” (Letter 188 “In the case of a man deserted by his wife the cause of the desertion must be taken into account If she appears to have abandoned him without reason Pardon will be given to him that he may communicate with the Church” (XXXV) the husband can be pardoned if she left him without reason so that he can receive the Eucharist and other sacraments Basil never says that an aggrieved Christian husband is permitted to remarry in the event of abandonment by his spouse let alone when he abandons her simply to marry another and irrespective of whether he does any “penance” for leaving his spouse Basil also addresses a marriage between two unbaptized persons in which the wife is subsequently baptized a wife who is baptized after marriage should not leave her still unbelieving husband That would include in the pastorally challenging case in which the unbelieving husband is unfaithful and yet wants to remain with his believing spouse From an unbelieving husband a wife is commanded not to depart on account of the uncertainty of the issue “For what do you know whether you shall save your husband?” (1 Cor if she leaves her husband and goes to another But the man who has been abandoned is pardonable and the woman who lives with such a man is not condemned (Letter 188 The problem is not simply that the baptized wife left her husband but that she also took up with another man (i.e. though she certainly would not be beyond forgiveness and yet he himself must repent of any sin that contributed to his wife’s departure his receiving a lighter canonical penalty for his own misdeeds didn’t mean he’d be morally free to continue engaging in intimate relations with his non-spouse if he didn’t reconcile with his believing spouse it’s possible that their marriage could be dissolved under the Pauline privilege and that he could eventually remarry (see 1 Cor Undoubtedly, as the Catholic Encyclopedia makes clear in this article on divorce adulterous wives were subject to harsher canonical penalties than husbands in the early Church there was no allowance in the early Church for a husband in a Christian marriage to divorce his wife and remarry someone else while his wife remained alive (see also Basil Paul also teaches that a husband baptized after marriage should not leave his still-unbelieving wife if she desires to remain with him (1 Cor Martos substantiates his unreliability as a Catholic theologian in a more recent series of articles on the sacraments, “The Questionable Origins of the Sacraments,” which he published in 2015 The following excerpts from the introduction to this series will suffice as Martos’s assertions stand in stark contradiction to the Church’s teaching on the indissolubility of a valid marriage between two Christians (see CCC 1638-40 Catholic sacramental theology evolved through centuries during which creative thinkers such as St Thomas Aquinas unintentionally misinterpreted texts from the past and unwittingly assumed that ancient texts could be applied to church practices in their own eras Ideas and theories that once made sense in terms of people’s experience no longer make sense today the idea that marriage is indissoluble made sense when marriages were arranged by parents and divorce was socially impossible but it contradicts our experience as Christians living in the twenty-first century (bolded emphasis original For more on the sacraments and their origins, see our articles on “The Seven Signs” (and related scriptural footnotes in its CCC cites) and “To Be or Not to Be a Sacrament.” And for more on the Pauline privilege, please see this article ‘Christopher Astley: Terrain’ at Martos Gallery Christopher Astley’s paintings evoke an alternative natural world and the chaos of warfare (until 16 March 2024) Martos Gallery offers a slice of serenity in the heart of New York with its latest exhibition Christopher Astley’s  ‘Terrain’ Paintings from the artist’s eponymous new series accompanied by a selection of previous works offer a moment to ponder and admire the visual language that hints at countryside landscapes and clusters of forestry ongoing) utilises oil paints to create a depth that imitates a collage-like landscape Astley creates a camouflaged world in which the subject matter isn't obvious yet the angular shapes give the series an abstract feel Astley has presented an alternative natural world that juxtaposes neatly with Martos Gallery’s urban location The inspiration for these paintings came from the experiences Astley had working in college with individuals who had suffered head injuries which affected verbal and visual comprehension This impacted how the artist wanted to present the natural world The collage technique within the paintings adds a rendered texture allowing the viewer to wonder if the imagery is computer-generated The series’ imaginative aspects are further emphasised by the fact that Astley produced the works in a windowless studio ‘I am very interested in the underlying nature of reality and the way that people perceive the world. To me collage is very similar to the way that people actually see things We take in fragments of information through our eyes and senses and our brain fills in the gaps to make the world make sense and appear seamless ‘The basic themes in the Terrain paintings have to do with nature and the way we use our minds to collage together the image of a forest or a landscape using fragments of what we see pieces of tree and bush-like shapes are stitched together with painted hash marks that fill in gaps where there is little information.   ‘In the white paintings in the series I was particularly interested in when people have trouble mentally putting things together or remembering. Like when people have dementia a stroke or are simply becoming old.’ escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox The exhibition also showcases Astley’s previous work Seven Years Below (2017-2019) which is a stark contrast to the green landscapes Scenes with swirling blues and browns mirror past conflicts at sea 'where the subject is not a particular event or cast of historical figures but rather the mechanism of history itself' ‘Christopher Astley: Terrain’ is on view at Martos Gallery in New York until 16 March 2024 martosgallery.com Christopher Astley, Terrain #10, 2023, detail. Oil and Gesso on wood panel Installation view, ‘Christopher Astley: Terrain’ at Martos Gallery Christopher Astley, Seven Years Below E, 2020, detail. Oil and Gesso on wood panel Christopher Astley, Terrain #10, 2023. Oil and Gesso on wood panel. Installation view at Martos Gallery Staff WriterTianna Williams is Wallpaper*s staff writer with work spanning from social media content creation to editorial When she isn’t writing extensively across varying content pillars ranging from design she also helps put together the daily newsletter writing about gorgeously designed houses and restaurants and day-dreaming about her next travel destination Sergio Perez (MEX) Red Bull Racing with Xavi Martos (ESP) Red Bull Racing F1 Team Physio on… Red Bull backed Sergio Perez after a drab F1 Spanish Grand Prix but are desperate to get him back into form Perez qualified eighth and finished the race in the same position It means Perez - who has recently been rewarded with a new contract which should have ended doubt about his future - remains without a podium finish for a fifth grand prix in a row “We put him on a three-stop,” team principal Christian Horner told Sky Sports He will have taken confidence from that race “Theoretically we said eighth was the best that he could do today “He will have taken a bit out of this weekend but we need to get him more into the mix.” Perez reacted: “I think the main problem was the starting position “I overtook Fernando but got overtaken by Nico really difficult first stint which compromised the race “It was difficult to follow in the dirty air.” Perez has fallen behind the in-form McLarens and Ferraris Questioned about Red Bull’s increasing competition “We must deliver perfect weekends for the team Perez knows what he wants from inside the garage to get back into the form he displayed at the start of the season which prompted Red Bull to hand him a new contract “There are upgrades in the pipeline,” he said “But I think most important is to maximise the balance Perez is fifth in the F1 standings after 10 rounds interviews and promotions from the paddock direct to your inbox For more information see our Privacy Policy © Crash Media Group Ltd 2025.The total or partial reproduction of text photographs or illustrations is not permitted in any form Greg ‘Marto’ Martin from Triple M Breakfast with Marto, Margaux & Dan revealed on the show his hilariously uncomfortable run-in with Gold Coast Titans Coach Des Hasler Marto revealed he bumped into a ‘dishevelled’ Hasler twice at the Sydney airport Monday morning quickly realising the coach had jetted off to Sydney for his 63rd birthday – just hours after the Titans’ crushing 50-12 loss to the Brisbane Broncos Marto couldn’t resist giving him a bit of grief: “He leaned back as if he didn’t want to deal with the world.”  said Marto Dan Anstey then piped up saying that this isn’t the first time that Marto has had a questionable run-in with a famous person before recalling the time he shouted at Melbourne Demons star Christian Petracca Triple M Breakfast with Marto, Margaux & Dan; listen live from 5.30am weekdays on Brisbane’s 104.5 Triple M or download the LiSTNR App to grab the podcast NOW Randi Martos’ strong sense of community comes from her lifelong residency in Riverdale.  Martos was elected Female Democratic District Leader of the 81st Assembly District Martos for her work with Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz as well as with the Benjamin Franklin Reform Democratic Club and the Bronx Democratic Party.   Martos started her career as Community Liaison for Assemblyman Dinowitz She currently serves as the Assemblyman’s Chief of Staff overseeing the daily operations of the office legislative affairs and office publications as well as supervising staff in both the district and Albany offices.   Martos has been an activist for the local public schools since her son She started as a Parent Association library volunteer and was eventually elected President of the Parents Association, serving for three years Martos then helped spearhead a campaign to restructure MS 141 into a middle/high school; after a long intense battle in 1999 with the community school board and the school district Ms. Martos and others successfully created The Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy (RKA) Their goal was to create an excellent neighborhood based middle/high school to stem the tide of young families who were leaving their community This huge victory for the community is one of her proudest accomplishments.   Martos’ involvement in the public schools did not end there she brought her enthusiasm to RKA, when her son entered the school as a 6th grader she was elected Parents Association President and was subsequently re-elected six times making her the longest serving PA President for the school.   One reason Riverdale has remained such a special place to live and grow up in is its strong co-op presence Ms. Martos has served on her building’s co-op board for over 24 years spending 22 of those years as its President.   Whether it is functioning as a parent leader Martos has been a strong and positive force in the Bronx for over 20 years She is a tremendous asset to the community and one of the reasons Riverdale is such a wonderful place.   High school students participate in college-level artistic training in New York City and online These intensive and enriching courses are taught by Tisch undergraduate faculty.  Visiting students and non-majors are invited to take classes during January Term Come be inspired by New York City and our international sites Tisch Pro/Online Courses are non-credit/non-degree courses giving you professional training in various artistic industries Build your creative skillset with an online course or join us in New York City Our short-term and semester-long study abroad programs are specially designed to draw on the artistic strengths of our global partners and incorporate the rich history The Office of Special Programs at Tisch School of the Arts provides access to the arts Whether you’re an NYU or visiting college student high school student or working professional we provide you with the introductory exposure to the performing or cinematic arts and the advanced-level training to grow your craft The Tisch Office of Student Affairs comprises 20 professionals on a mission to provide you with the support you need to find meaningful community and success as artists and scholars during your time at Tisch and beyond Where do you consider home and what is it like there although I now consider my home to be here in NYC  Phoenix is the opposite of New York in many ways it is a very young city with a vast urban sprawl The construction is mainly new and the spaces are very large I consider Phoenix to be a place where “unique things grow.” This is in reference to the plant life that is native only to the Sonoran Desert such as the Saguaro cacti that have become symbolic of the American Southwest through Western Movies I arrived here in NYC with absolutely no winter clothes but our airports do close down for extreme weather Once when the temperature surpassed 122 degrees they shut down the airport because they did not have aircraft performance charts for temperatures that high There is also a Wild West spirit of vigilantly justice that remains present most notably through the open carry laws permitting the display of firearms in public This is much different from laws in NYC that do not even allow for carrying knives Arizona might not be the first place to come to mind but there is actually a very active and thriving arts scene The artists are also incredibly politically active One of the highlights of the arts scene is “First Fridays” - one of the largest art walks in the nation that regularly has between 14,000 and 20,000 attendees each first Friday of the month What or who is inspiring you right now and why Current and emerging technology and its effect on our culture and society have been a great inspiration as of late Our relationship with technology is changing rapidly and consequently our social For me there is a great opportunity to explore original stories with plotlines that have never before been explored Right now I am obsessed with “Black Mirror.” Every episode deals with the technology of the near future and the societal consequences that these new technologies unleash The stories that emerge are completely original because of the subject matter Right now I am specifically exploring the topic of automated vehicles and the potential effect that it will have on our economy There will be truckers and cab drivers who will be replaced by automated vehicles and loose their jobs There will also be lost revenue from traffic citations On a positive note traffic fatalities will be decreased significantly our identity as Americans has long been influenced by car culture in terms of American individualism and freedom It is interesting to imagine how things might change with automated vehicles becoming ever present I am also a big fan of car chases and stunts which also makes this a topic of interest for me I am also fascinated by political humor as a tool for social change I find that people are often scared to talk about politics in general as it has the potential to cause some very heated responses I find that humor has a way of opening up the viewer without immediately setting them on the defense and therefore they can listen with a more open mind I have always been a big fan of Matt Stone and Trey Parker I am also following the Alec Baldwin SNL sketches with great interest What has been your most rewarding experience at NYU Tisch Grad Film so far My most rewarding experience was completing my second year film It is an Anti-Romantic comedy about a jaded woman who discovers her lust for blood and becomes a serial dater out with the vengeance She goes looking for love in all the wrong places It was an immense challenge and quite difficult to execute from all aspects including the technical The project pushed me past what I thought I was capable of I was also the lead actress and producer of a 2nd year film called “Numb” written and directed by one of my peers Penelope Lawson Although I am primarily a writer and director I also enjoy helping other directors bring their vision to life as a producer It was also my first time as the lead actress in a project I feel that the experience gave me a better understanding of what the actors have to go through as a process and feel in turn that it made me a better director as a result.