Tell us about your participation in the Walla Walla Valley I was born 39 years ago at Saint Mary's Hospital in Walla Walla to Mexican immigrant parents who After spending twelve years away—pursuing my education and exploring the world—I returned to the valley two years ago now accompanied by my two children and partner tending to the roots that have sustained me while putting down new roots in the place that shaped me I currently serve as the Executive Director of the Walla Walla Immigrant Rights Coalition an organization founded in 2016 that formally established its first board of directors and executive director just last year My work and my family are at the heart of my life my participation in the Walla Walla Valley each deeply intertwined and inseparable.  My commitment to racial justice is woven into the fabric of my daily life and participation in the Wally Walla Valley as well I strive to ensure that immigrants in our valley are not only recognized for their inherent value but also have access to the resources and opportunities that empower them to thrive equitable community that will foster a brighter future for everyone who calls the Valley their home Outside of work, I serve on the board for the Walla Walla Community Council and love to explore new businesses in the valley I coached our son’s soccer team and enjoy supporting and spending time with my community of friends and family.    How does what you do fit into or address larger issues in our region As the Executive Director of the Walla Walla Immigrant Rights Coalition I see my role and our organization as pivotal in addressing the intersection of immigration and community integration within a region deeply shaped by agriculture and the agriculture economy relies on immigrant labor to sustain its agricultural economy yet immigrant communities often face barriers to full participation in the social Our organization seeks to help bridge these gaps ensuring immigrants not only have access to vital resources and legal protections but also that their contributions to the region’s prosperity are recognized and valued The challenges faced by immigrants in Walla Walla—whether related to legal rights or healthcare—are emblematic of larger national issues surrounding immigration reform By advocating for policies that protect immigrant workers ensuring they have access to education and healthcare our work addresses these systemic inequalities on a local level while contributing to broader efforts for justice and equity within the region and beyond.  What is something you’ve learned about this area that surprised you or that you weren’t expecting There isn’t enough room to adequately answer this question–and that is why I love the question I read this question as an invitation to reflect on the very nature of diversity itself–what is it the diversity of Walla Walla is perhaps most visible in the tapestry of people who call this place home—from long-established families whose roots go back generations to the more recent waves of immigrants drawn here by seasonal work in the vineyards and fields bring with them not only their labor but also their languages enriching the cultural fabric of the valley in ways that continue to evolve Walla Walla is a microcosm of the broader American experience—a place where generations of settlers sometimes uneasily but often with a shared sense of place.  What do you think this region will be like in five or 10 years I believe Walla Walla will undergo significant changes particularly in terms of its economy and demographics driven by the increasing influx of high-wealth individuals I’ve witnessed firsthand how concentrated wealth in mountain towns can dramatically shift the dynamics of a community often leading to rising living costs and widening economic disparities While Walla Walla is different in many ways—its diverse economic institutions and manageable population size give it a unique stability—there is a growing trend toward attracting more affluent residents particularly with the arrival of wealthier individuals and families Walla Walla will need to find innovative solutions to ensure that the community remains accessible to people of all income levels The challenge will be balancing the benefits of increased wealth and investment with the need to create affordable housing options and maintain a healthy vibrant community where families can thrive without being displaced by rising costs it will likely see greater diversification with more opportunities in industries like tech This shift could attract even more people from outside the region leading to a more cosmopolitan mix of residents while still preserving the small-town charm that makes Walla Walla unique The next decade will likely be a time of growing pains but also an opportunity for the community to define its identity in a way that ensures its economic and cultural vitality is accessible to all If you could be involved in an aspect of Walla Walla life that you are not currently involved with If I had the time and opportunity to be more involved in an aspect of Walla Walla life that I’m not currently engaged with I would love to return to working with youth While my current commitments—raising two young children and serving as Executive Director of the Walla Walla Immigrant Rights Coalition—are incredibly fulfilling I look forward to being more active in my children’s activities as they grow and discovering where there might be gaps in available youth programming I have a background in teaching and coaching dance and I would love to eventually bring those skills back into the community I see tremendous value in extracurricular activities I hope to be able to contribute to Walla Walla’s youth programs or helping to shape new opportunities that are accessible to all kids especially those in underserved communities Is there anything else Whitman students should know about our community that you haven’t mentioned yet?  One thing I’d like Whitman students to know about our community is how deeply interconnected Walla Walla’s people are—across different backgrounds it’s a place where diverse experiences and histories meet particularly when it comes to its immigrant communities but it’s also a place of transformation and opportunity with a growing focus on inclusivity and community-building The changes happening here—such as changes in business and the changes in our national administration—bring both challenges and exciting opportunities especially in terms of creating a more equitable accessible town for people of all backgrounds There’s also a real sense of belonging here and residents work together to support one another there’s a shared understanding that the health of this community depends on how well we care for and uplift each other Whitman students who engage with Walla Walla have the chance to make a meaningful impact—whether it’s through academic work or simply connecting with people who call this place home like me.  Abby Muro will be available for questions and further conversations on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at noon in Reid Campus Center, Room 207. The Career and Community Engagement Center will provide lunch for the first ten students in attendance. Please send your questions, ideas or requests for accommodation to Noah Leavitt at leavitns@whitman.edu YPSILANTI— Eastern Michigan University is proud to announce that Gabe Muro has been named a Presidential Scholar for 2024 Muro is one of 21 exceptional students selected for this prestigious honor awarded to top-performing first-year students who demonstrate academic excellence and a strong commitment to their communities The EMU Presidential Scholarship is the most prestigious award and room and board for four years. Presidential Scholars are active and engaged members of The Honors College at EMU complementing their academic college experience with further opportunities for critical thinking "This scholarship is an incredible gift allowing me to pursue my career dreams without the financial burden of the typical college experience," said Muro "It has connected me with a surfeit of helpful resources through the wisdom of other Presidential Scholars and The Honors College itself." Muro graduated from Morenci Area High School and is working towards a degree in Aviation Flight Technology to become a commercial pilot Muro was a member of the National Honors Society where the two teams from his school placed second and fourth in the quiz bowl Muro is dedicated to learning more about aviation and gaining more knowledge through internships.  Muro also attended the Culinary Arts program at the Lenawee Intermediate School District Tech Center "My experience at the Lenawee Intermediate School District Tech Center was nothing short of phenomenal," said Muro "The Culinary Arts program taught me numerous practical skills that I will use for the rest of my life and as a whole provided me with connections and resources that I still use today." "We are excited to have such an impressive group of scholars join us at EMU and the Honors College this fall,” said Ann Eisenberg and they have all pledged to give back to EMU through their work in the classroom The EMU Presidential Scholarship is aligned with the University's commitment to promoting student success and engagement so students can achieve their academic goals while positively impacting the world Qualified students can apply for the Presidential Scholarship during their senior year of high school. For more information about the Presidential Scholarship, visit the webpage.  Eastern Michigan University Forensics team ranks No 3 nationally at 2025 National Forensics Tournament Eastern Michigan University debuts Health Professional Pathways Camp to highlight health careers for students Eastern Michigan University student Jason Folk announced as ALL IN 2025 Student Voting Honor Roll recipient Eastern Michigan University awards summer funding to 40 faculty members for research and creative projects Eastern Michigan University students and faculty collaborate on wide variety of projects to be funded by 2025 Undergraduate Research Stimulus Program Awards Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family and friends on February 9 With humble beginnings here in El Paso she held many titles She was a devout Catholic and attended Guardian Angel Catholic Church for many years She worked at Levi’s for an astonishing 30 years and was an expert seamstress She was a philanthropist and helped all of those around her Oftentimes putting the needs of others above her own and giving when she herself went without Gavina was never afraid to be herself and was always the life of the party She is preceded in death by her parents Pascual and Refugio Ramos She is survived by her Husband Armando Muro Her honorary pallbearers are Pascual Ramos A rosary service will be held on Thursday February 13th at Sunset Funeral Home-Americas at 6:00 P.M Her funeral services will be held on Friday February 14th at Guardian Angel Catholic Church at 11:00 A.M Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca From the Golden State to the Treasure State Gaby Muro comes with a decade of news work covering unsolved homicides Her work has led to her being featured on Investigation Discovery Gaby was considered one of the top 40 journalism students and had the opportunity to visit Sedrot a city less than a mile away from the Gaza Strip she was the first to report a homicide on campus Her hobbies include discovering local coffee shops The Cincinnati soccer community is mourning the loss of longtime soccer coach Bob Muro who passed away Wednesday at the age of 76 Muro was head coach at Finneytown High School, leading the boys soccer team to state championships in 1974 and 1976 as the 1976 season was the first championship under Ohio High School Athletic Association sanctioning Finneytown later won another state title in 1981 and was runner-up in 1983 Muro was head men’s soccer coach at the University of Cincinnati from 1984-95 he had a long coaching tenure at Walnut Hills High School then was a volunteer coach at Mariemont High School for several years But his impact spread throughout the Cincinnati community A dedicated teacher of Spanish for 35 years he was inducted into the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame longtime head girls soccer coach at Cincinnati Country Day was among several coaches to post on X Thursday Bob Muro was everything for a young coach like me Brilliant with tactics… Classy with everything… And a teacher in the classroom According to the family obituary: “Robert touched the lives of so many students and his dedication and compassion for others Muro then moved to Cincinnati to attend Xavier University where he received a Masters in Education Muro’s 1974 Finneytown boys soccer team was recently honored during a ceremony at the school for the 50th anniversary of its championship the first-ever state soccer champions in Ohio With an undefeated season, this team not only brought home Finneytown’s first state title but also laid the foundation for future generations of athletes. Muro, unable to attend in person, sent a video message which the school administration posted on social media traits that carried them to victory in a time when state championships in soccer were still new territory Several players from that team took the stage to reminisce about that journey Clare Church in College Hill (1443 Cedar Ave followed by a Celebration of Life in the St donations are welcome to the American Diabetes Association 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 For lovers of vinyl and streetwear, there’s a new drop spinning into focus. Japanese hip-hop icon and globally respected DJ, Takayoshi Murota—better known as DJ Muro—has teamed up with Japanese beer brand Kirin Ichiban and Australian label Deus Records to launch a limited-edition capsule celebrating the golden age of crate digging Fresh off his three-stop tour through Sydney and Melbourne the artist has debuted a specially crafted ‘record hunting jacket’ and matching tee exclusively for the Australian market This collaboration isn’t just merch—it’s a wearable tribute to the artistry of analog sound and the unshakable legacy of first pressings More Than Merch: A Nod to the Diggin’ Lifestyle DJ Muro has earned his global reputation not only through his skills behind the decks but also as a tastemaker with an encyclopedic knowledge of records “The King of Diggin’,” isn’t just a moniker—it’s a lifestyle The launch of the record hunting jacket is a tangible extension of that ethos created for those who share a reverence for the hunt Crafted in Tokyo and designed in partnership with Deus Ex Machina the jacket reimagines functionality for vinyl heads who know the value of a good find Its rear-facing pocket is built to hold up to 10 full-sized LPs—a feature made with serious diggers in mind The utilitarian build combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with subtle but intentional design upgrades The collaboration draws on the energy of Muro’s live performances, particularly his recent sets across Australia Each show during the tour added momentum to the release as the DJ sported the jacket on stage—turning the piece into a live A closer look reveals its thoughtful construction: multiple storage compartments resized to cradle records a cable-secure lapel outfitted with a Kirin Ichiban press stud and a visual flourish in the form of an embroidered illustration adorning the sleeve and back pocket The entire piece serves as an homage to first pressings—not just the records themselves but the idea that there’s something sacred about the initial moment music meets medium I think it’s the most special.” That sentiment drives the capsule’s ethos: preserving the emotional resonance of the first encounter—whether with a rare record or a limited-edition piece of wearable art Australian-Only Pressing with Global Vibes Adding to the rarity of this drop is its geographic exclusivity This ‘first pressed’ edition was created specifically for Australia featuring a unique colorway and exclusive embellishments that won’t appear in global versions The Kirin Ichiban accents—like the branded snap closures and distinctive illustrations—tie the piece directly to the collaborative spirit behind the collection The partnership also includes a black unisex cotton tee created in the signature graphic style of Deus with vintage Kirin-inspired branding that tips its cap to vinyl lovers everywhere and made to accompany the jacket without competing for attention a collectors’ edition DJ Muro vinyl is also included—a fitting final detail for a drop that places so much weight on tactile authenticity Stevie James of Deus Ex Machina summed it up best: “The Record Hunting Jacket combines Japanese values of function and craftsmanship with crate-digger culture.” That fusion is exactly what makes this collaboration stand out This drop creates a space where underground music culture it speaks directly to a community that values stories this release offers a moment of connection—a tribute to analog love in a digital world The capsule is available exclusively through Kirin Ichiban’s website and Instagram and quantities are expected to move quickly With the jacket’s previous iterations already selling out twice this Australian version brings both scarcity and cultural depth to the table For anyone chasing the high of the first press—or just looking to add a uniquely crafted piece to their rotation—this collaboration delivers It’s not just a nod to vinyl culture stitched and pressed into something you can wear Input your search keywords and press Enter The watershed legislation of the Biden years continues to loom large as the Biden administration winds down the bills loom historically large and account for some $3.8 trillion in outlays aimed at modernizing the U.S What comes after them in the next administration And yet, beyond the big bills’ scale, something else matters intensely about this legislation: the inclusion within it of nearly $80 billion in explicitly “place-based” industrial policy that is now being tested in the nation’s regions Authorized by the 117th Congress but in many cases under appropriated, the nearly two dozen individual place-based economic development programs embedded in the big policy packages stand out as a critical experiment for a nation that has been struggling with stark regional divides and uneven economic progress The “place-based” experiment matters because “place-based” policies—which channel investments or other interventions into particular locations—reflect a growing recognition that the nation’s economy is itself place-based—shaped by a tilework of distinct local economies—and requires place-focused problem-solving As such, the new place-based economic investments have put into action compelling new programs such as the Economic Development Administration’s Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs and the National Science Foundation’s Regional Innovation Engines that take a fresh stab at engaging more directly and efficiently with the roots of the nation’s economic issues Such programs purport to support “bottom-up” local problem-solving that gets at the “micro” underpinnings of broader “macro” challenges whether it be building up the nation’s semiconductor sector in Phoenix to compete with China or improving worker training for an advanced mobility cluster in Tulsa the presidential election may bring a major decision point The presidential candidates each point to the China competition and the struggles of places “left behind,” but they would likely train very different views on place-based initiatives murmurings on Capitol Hill continue to suggest that there could be bipartisan investment in place-based programs like the Tech Hubs in the next administration The investment would likely be oriented toward technology scale-up on topics like AI that are vital to the China competition the election will likely greatly affect the scope of the next phase of place-based policy in the U.S While a Harris administration would likely seek to extend the experiment Trump might well let the experiment peter out the stakes are high as the nation continues to test new “place-based” programs to counter the regional inequality that continues to divide the nation the nation has on the table sizable new tools for addressing the stubborn economic problems that wrack the scores of local communities following deindustrialization MEMPHIS, Tenn. (10/9/24) – Freshman Carla Muro Castellvi advanced to the singles main draw on Wednesday as the Arkansas State tennis team picked up five singles wins on the first day of the ITA Central Regional Championships Fellow freshman Lily Cvanciger later prevailed in a marathon three-setter that lasted nearly four hours 6-1 outcome to Kansas State's Veronika Kulhava Sarah Millard took the opening set against Iowa's Nikita Vishwase but ultimately fell in three by a score of 2-6 Millard then dropped a consolation match to Saniya Singh of Tulsa The doubles main draw begins Thursday, with Fernandez and Thurmer opening up against Nebraska's Lucy Loy and Ana Carmen Zamburek at 9 a.m. At 10 a.m., Cvanciger and Anna Grigoreva will face off against another Nebraska pair in Reya Coe and Emma Rizzetto while Millard and Muro Castellvi will take on Nicolly Ferreira and Aryn Walker of Saint Louis in the main draw against Alice Amendola of host Memphis Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Kirin Ichiban’s First Press campaign is centred in digital storytelling around the purity of sound and taste; championing the cultural authority of DJ Muro while matching the uncompromising quality of first press beer with the sound of first press vinyl Kirin Ichiban (which means first and best in Japanese) is made using the ‘first press’ of the wort This method brews beer to its purest state for the best flavour extracting only the most flavourful of the finest ingredients ‘First Press’ is a genre spanning label defining the most premium ultimate edition: for beer the purest taste Amy Hiscock says: “There’s an easy alliance between first press vinyl and first press beer; both represent impeccable quality Kirin Ichiban uses a unique brewing process which is uncompromising – and made from only the first press DJ Muro epitomises the same unwavering dedication to experience that defines Kirin Ichiban Deus Records represents a fusion of music with the brand’s values of authenticity and mastery of craft.” and Kirin Ichiban share a dedication to craft DJ Muro embodies the art of rare discovery we’ve created a partnership rooted in cultural appreciation and creative excellence” The short cut First Press video is activated across social and online complimented by a 15 second audio segment on Spotify and Acast The content  follows the footsteps of Japan’s original hip hop DJ and collector as he frequents listening bars and vinyl pressing plants in Tokyo we are given intimate access to the deep vinyl culture of Japan with an overlay of his voice as he explains what makes ‘first press’ the ultimate experience An expanded 4.21min short film (embedded below) takes viewers on a guided tour through rare Japanese pressings which connects Japanese and Australian music scenes DJ Muro introduces influential figures who share his passion for authentic music experiences His intimate involvement ensures the film not only documents but contributes to music culture A stand-alone Kirin Ichiban masterbrand OOH campaign will work strategically in support of the storytelling in Sydney and Melbourne while grass roots promotional activity will be live in over 1500 on and off premise venues via incentivised competitions around listening The First Press campaign comes to life in the Australian market from March 19 with a series of events open to the public and epically curated appealing to the senses via a live set from DJ Muro and the release of a streetwear collab designed by Deus Ex Machina Australian fans will be able to attend DJ Muro’s sets in Melbourne at High Note on 20 March and Sydney at the Caterpillar Club on 23 March where a limited drop of the vinyl and t-shirt will be gifted to the audience DJ Muro’s Australian visit will coincide with the launch of the ‘First Press’ album – a hero product born from the partnership The 12 inch vinyl was first pressed by the masters at Toyokasai Records in December last year a pressing plant thriving in Tokyo since 1959 – limited to a single run of 500 records The ‘MURO’ vinyl is an A & B side collector’s edition of two of the DJ’s unreleased tracks and is brought together in partnership with Deus Records The limited edition ‘Record Hunting’ Jacket t-shirt and vinyl is only available via a limited drop on the Kirin Ichiban instagram where fans can win the items View the campaign hub here Want to leave a comment? 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If you have a news tip or story idea, please feel free to email ricki@campaignbrief.com and website in this browser for the next time I comment Register for Free and receive the Campaign Brief Daily Bulletin Type your email address in the space below She is survived by her husband; Jesus Rios Torres 23 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren She will be greatly missed by all who knew her A visitation will be held from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM 2024 with a Rosary at 6:00 PM at Sunset Funeral Home-East A graveside service will follow at 11:30 AM at Mount Carmel Cemetery Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Home-East.  In Spanish Victor Muro Velásquez, a respected Mexican lighting engineer known for his work on Alfonso Cuarón's Oscar-winning film "Roma" (2018) was found dismembered in two separate locations shocking the film industry and the general public alike Authorities have apprehended a suspect believed to be connected to the crime which they have stated is linked to personal issues rather than organized crime Muro's death has left a significant void in the Mexican film industry He had an extensive career that spanned several decades contributing to substantial productions like "The Crime of Father Amaro" (2002) by Carlos Carrera and "The Sons of the Jaguar" (2019) by Arturo Sánchez del Villar His work on" Roma," which won several Academy Awards elevated his industry status and highlighted his cinematography expertise "Muro Velásquez" worked on other titles such as "Cero y van 4" (2004) and "Estoy todo lo iguana que se puede" (2022) #VíctorMuro fue asesinado en eracruz, fue reconocido por su colaboraci{on en la pel{icula #Roma de #alfonsocuarón Muro's dismembered remains were discovered on October 7 Authorities reported that one of the suspects was an acquaintance of the victim confirmed that a suspect has been detained and investigations are ongoing to clarify the motives behind the brutal crime A connection to organized crime has been ruled out Governor García's statements regarding Muro's death have sparked outrage on social media with many users accusing him of not taking Muro's profession into consideration in light of the heinous nature of the crime The remarks have been interpreted as insensitive El horrorAsesinan y descuartizan en #Xalapa a Víctor Muro Velásquez, ingeniero de iluminación que participó en Roma y el Crimen del Padre Amaro...Pero para Cuitláhuac García lo más importante era aclarar que "no es cineasta, es el que se encargaba de la iluminación" pic.twitter.com/QY6N6sj3n9 authorities were led to Poeta Jesús Díaz Street near the intersection with 5 de Febrero Avenue where traces of blood were found in a room detectives discovered a human torso and head Reports indicate that Muro Velásquez had rented this place along with three other individuals with whom he was reportedly planning to make a short film Three suspects were initially brought in for questioning with evidence reportedly suggesting his involvement in the case Muro had recently arrived in Xalapa to teach a workshop on cinematographic lighting at a private school—an endeavor he often engaged in to share his knowledge and experience with aspiring filmmakers the production company that had worked with Muro Velásquez expressed its condolences and lamented his untimely death in a public statement His colleagues and friends will remember him not only for his professional excellence but also for his human qualities and the mentorship he provided on set University of South Florida Return to article listing Research and Innovation Our marketing and communications team is entrusted with storytelling video and social media we highlight alumni staff and students who are committed to passionately solving problems and creating conditions that allow every person the universal right to health and well-being Copyright © 2025, University of South Florida. All rights reserved This website is maintained by USF Health News In this episode of City Talks Andrew Carter to discuss place based industrial strategy They explore what the UK can learn from the US as well as the potential impact of Donald Trump’s re-election This episode is part of Centre for Cities’ City Talks series review and share the episode if you enjoyed it BOZEMAN — You may remember a recent video taken by a Ring doorbell camera showing a man beating a dog in Gallatin County in December 2024 many so upset they donated money to a fundraiser started by a local woman Watch as MTN’s Gaby Muro speaks with Chloe Wood A man has been charged with murder in a woman’s overdose death in June was charged on Friday with second-degree felony murder two counts of first-degree drug trafficking drug possession and misdemeanor driving while revoked while jail records say he is from Columbia Muro is being held at the Boone County Jail without bond Boone County deputies responded to an overdose death at 12:26 a.m June 8 in the 300 block of East Catherine Drive. Fentanyl was found on the nightstand of the victim’s bedroom The Boone County Sheriff's Office wrote in a Friday night social media post that Victoria Chapman was the victim in the case The sheriff's office wrote that the Boone County Medical Examiner's Office determined her cause of death was "fentanyl toxicity." Court documents say law enforcement examined the Chapman's phone and allegedly found text messages between her and Muro that appeared to set up a drug deal Location data described in the heavily redacted probable cause statement says Chapman went to a store before heading home The phone did not leave the residence after she returned Muro and Chapman were allegedly seen on camera at the store earlier Muro allegedly sent a text message to another person claiming he sold Chapman a “gram of fenny,” the statement says Muro was later found with drugs during a traffic stop on June 25 ABC 17 News is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines | KMIZ-TV FCC Public File | FCC Applications | Do Not Sell My Personal Information READ MONOGRAPH Fils has appointed María Rodrigo Muro as a new partner in its corporate department marking a significant milestone as the firm’s first career-track partner María Rodrigo steps into this role with the goal of further strengthening the firm’s advisory services in private equity With previous experience as in-house counsel at Glovo Rodrigo serves as company secretary for multiple tech companies and has extensive expertise in M&A transactions and advising venture capital funds and founders She holds a Law degree from the Open University of Catalonia and a Business Administration degree from Pompeu Fabra University María has been a lecturer at prestigious institutions including Centro de Estudios Garrigues in Madrid Fils now has seven partners across its Barcelona and Madrid offices reinforcing its commitment to talent development and expertise in corporate law Adela Carballido joins Montero Aramburu & Gómez-Villares Atencia Legora unveils new brand identity and expands AI… 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 Galleria Continua Habana is pleased to present Muro de sonido (Wall of sound) a solo exhibition by Cuban artist José Yaque This pictorial and spatial immersion engages in dialogue with energy Yaque has developed a deep interest in the study of minerals and tectonic formations of the Earth exploring the origin of color from mineral pigments he has evoked the geological processes that shape the natural world and has captured the energy of nature from its entrails This fascination with geology has translated into a methodology where paint flows freely allowing chance and gravity to play a crucial role in the construction of the image he obtains an organic relationship between the different acting elements and the resulting painting becomes a reflection of the processes of nature his lyrical abstraction has expanded his horizons and the colors have emerged from the sediments to the Earth’s surface The artist is enthusiastic about the idea of painting as nature paints rather than seeking realism in representation the center of the gallery is occupied by a river of pigments that seems to be born from the distillation of colors generated from the entrance It is a pictorial spring that sprouts and expands freely appropriating the space and generating chromatic combinations almost independently the water obtain protagonism : not only for the tones that can be perceptible but for the flow that is generated in the form of painting and that intervenes the main room of the gallery more than simply occupying it The exhibition becomes a great landscape where each work pays tribute to a new step in the pictorial inquiries within the artist’s career José Yaque experiments here with a new way of looking at the landscape the landscape is not a figurative representation but is rather constructed as an allusive landscape forces and vibrations of different places visited by the artist and which served as inspiration for his paintings he works with the idea that nature is not only a theme in painting but that painting itself can be conducted as a natural process The artist takes references from native areas such as the Salinas de Brito (Brito salt flats) in Ciénaga de Zapata (Zapata swamp) from which he extracts the stimulus that the different tonalities provoke and of which he only leaves a slight hint in the pieces’ titles Also inspired by the concept of the “wall of sound” generated in the field of music in the sixties of the last century the artist seeks to translate the intensity resonance and immersion of sound into painting The large installation and the paintings exhibited for this show function as visual chords where the superimposition of layers and the fluidity of the material generate a sensation of almost audible vibration This approach allows the viewer to “hear” the painting through the vibration of color and composition expanding preset boundaries and amplifying the senses The viewer not only has the opportunity to observe the work experience it and immerse him / herself in it as if he/ she were within the pictorial landscape itself Muro de sonido (Wall of sound) invites viewers to experience painting not only as a visual representation a flow of matter and sensations that envelops them The exhibition seeks to expand the limits of perception and provoke in the public a reflection on the relationship between art José Eduardo Yaque Llorente was born in Manzanillo He studied at “ Carlos Enríquez ” Professional Academy of Fine Arts in Manzanillo (2005) and the Higher Institute of Art (ISA) in Havana (2011) In 2010 he participated in the first Biennial of Contemporary Art in Portugal and exhibited at Wasps Artists’ Studios In 2012 he won a residence in Warsaw where he exhibited in the Zacheta Project Room of the National Gallery of Art as part of the collective exhibition “ Fragmentos ” he took part in the collective exhibition of the Cuban Pavilion Rome (2020); El dilema del ciempensamientos Group exhibitions that feature his work include : Kaleidoscopes - Cuba : regards contemporains France (2024) ; You know who you are : recent acquisitions of Cuban art from the Jorge Pérez Collection Brussels (2016); Wind and art don’t care about border 2025 at 11:12 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Recent obituaries from Norwalk at Norwalk Hospital; a Norwalk High 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Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Hotelier India Home » F&B » Beat the heat with frozen cocktails at Muro Bengaluru The ‘Smoked Pineapple’ and the ‘Spiced Guava Picante’ slushies are the newest summer staples In Thailand, frozen drinks are indispensable owing to the tropical climate and abundance of fruits, but these frozen cocktails here add a nostalgic charm to the experience. The smoky sweetness of pineapple, creamy coconut and a hint of zesty lemon take you on a quick trip to your childhood summer holidays and offer a refreshing experience HotelierIndia.com is the new digital destination for India hospitality and the home of ITP’s industry-leading hospitality publications on the web analysis and comment from our team of expert journalists; accurate and up-to-date industry data and contacts; and coming soon a whole host of exciting new business opportunities in the form of relevant tenders we invite you to celebrate the love that often gets overlooked but shapes our lives in the most profound ways — the love of friendship join us for a heartwarming evening featuring three incredibly talented friends and connection in a very special and intimate secret venue in Montreal This one-of-a-kind gathering will transport you into a world of music This isn’t just a show — it’s an experience Surrounded by candlelight and soft melodies you’ll leave inspired by the power of friendship and the beauty of collaboration Hanorah is a singer-songwriter and visual artist from Montreal A self-made woman with humble beginnings in her sketchbooks her art practice has blossomed into a colourful career as an internationally touring musical artist “For the Good Guys and the Bad Guys” and follow-up album “Perennial,” put her on major festival stages across North America where she showcased her soulful voice in front of audiences of thousands she was scouted during one of her concerts premiering at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival in March is a tender exploration of hope and love in unexpected places Monse Muro is a Mexican visual artist and photographer living in Tio’tia:ke (Montréal) she specializes in album artwork and collaborations within the music industry and occasionally writes her own music – a natural extension of her close connection to the musical world and the community that she is a part of Muro’s work is deeply influenced by her proximity to music her multidisciplinary practice integrates video work Meir Levine blends his folk-rock nostalgia for the 1970’s with a modern indie sensibility He recorded his upcoming LP (February 2025) with acclaimed engineer D with producer Andrew Freedman (Henry Jamison and acclaimed players including Josh Kaufman Louis Cato) among others; more details to be announced Meir has played stages from the iconic Brooklyn Bowl and Bowery Ballroom to the renowned Carnegie Hall will feel like stepping into a world filled with warmth this evening is for everyone who believes that love takes many forms and deserves to be celebrated The exact location will be revealed to the ticket holders it’s a space that will make the evening even more unforgettable 🎟️ Limited tickets available—reserve your spot now I spent the day with the renowned chef and restaurateur sourcing rainbow trout in Montebello and watching her assemble a perfect crudo at her restaurant in the Village One of the most complete and enjoyable restaurant experiences anywhere April 9, 2025e-Paper Brigade Road and its adjoining lanes have always been a favoured haunt for old Bangloreans — the bookshops jamming sessions and a chance to hobnob with kindred spirits While most of it is now changing with familiar landmarks being replaced by newer ones its quintessential soul still remains with a newer generation walking down its once-green paths One place to capture that vibe of old is Muro It is kind of hard to remember what used to stand there but then you stop wracking your brains as this beautifully lush restaurant beckons The greenery and earth tones are a throwback to the city of yore and the fact that they have live music every Wednesday evening is a huge plus Muro translates to wall in many languages and “is a symbol of a culinary challenge for those brave enough to scale it.” With places offering the “pan-Asian” experience popping up all over the city Muro rests its case in the capable hands of chefs Somporn Chaisuntorn and Sanil Mohan the duo serve up a little bit of Thailand with every bite We begin with a pomelo salad with bird’s eye chilli and cashew nut which was a refreshing change from the tried and tested No matter what you order — be it a smoothie it seems almost a shame to deconstruct what was so beautifully put together The staff recommends the crispy pork cheung-fun and we are glad we took them up on it The soft casing belies the crunch underneath as well as the delicate flavour coriander root and scallions add to each bite Muro has a wonderful choice of vegetables in their menu — from chive flowers and banana blossoms to Chinese greens We try the vegetables in pumpkin sauce next — lotus stem yam bean and shimeji mushrooms come together in a mildly spiced creamy dish that is quite unlike other small plates we have had anywhere else The other recommendation we got was to try the turnip cake puttu and sushi rice was forming at the back of my mind but I am so glad my imagination disappointed carrot and mushroom are steamed and then stir fried served as cute bite-sized cubes and garnished with garlic; 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then we can focus the limited resources that we have on the most important work,” Muro said this month during an interview at the Reuters Digital Health conference in San Diego have begun to automate the entry of vital signs into the EHR She also said that El Camino is starting to explore virtual nursing and its potential to speed up processes like admission and discharge one of the things that concerned her most deeply was that she couldn’t spend very much time with any individual patient when she had a high patient load most nurses have a pretty high patient load El Camino rolled out a tool in its EHR that its workers refer to as the deterioration index.  “It takes data from the patient record — the vital signs all of those parameters —  and predicts which patients are trending downward and who could have a bad event It then signals a team to come and assess the patient when they appear to be on a downward spiral,” Muro explained “That has prevented code blues — and it’s prevented the nurses who are caring for those patients from having to see their patient have a bad outcome She noted that this tool fits in well with the greater philosophy at El Camino — which is that it’s always better to be predictive than reactive Muro highlighted Laudio’s technology as another tool that has been helpful in El Camino’s journey to make nurses happier The startup’s technology assists frontline nurse managers by integrating their core workflows into a single platform and automating their repetitive work and it also has features to help managers better engage with their staff Laudio’s platform sends nurse managers reminders about team members’ birthdays and work anniversaries so that they can recognize them It also gives managers reminders to schedule check-ins with new hires as well as alerts them when a nurse has been working long hours and might be at risk of burnout “We’re excited to use more of that technology to enable the manager to know which nurse or staff member they 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Compare the leading software options to discover helpful team resources Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Volume 11 - 2024 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmolb.2024.1356500 Intracellular organelle communication enables the maintenance of tissue homeostasis and health through synchronized adaptive processes triggered by environmental cues Mitochondrial-Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) communication sustains cellular fitness by adjusting protein synthesis and degradation and metabolite and protein trafficking through organelle membranes Mitochondrial-ER communication is bidirectional and requires that the ER-components of the Integrated Stress Response signal to mitochondria upon activation and mitochondria signal to the ER under conditions of metabolite and protein overload to maintain proper functionality and ensure cellular survival Declines in the mitochondrial-ER communication occur upon ageing and correlate with the onset of a myriad of heterogeneous age-related diseases such as obesity the exploration of the molecular mechanisms of mitochondrial-ER signaling and regulation will provide insights into the most fundamental cellular adaptive processes with important therapeutical opportunities we will discuss the pathways and mechanisms of mitochondrial-ER communication at the mitochondrial-ER interface and their implications in health and disease the maintenance of mitochondrial-ER communication ensures the execution of appropriate cellular responses upon external stimuli and the maintenance of organismal health MERCs provide dual signaling routes that synchronize nuclear-transduced signals with rapid and local adaptive responses that regulate mitochondrial function The landscape of protein-protein contacts that occur at the MERCs is at the intersection of several signaling pathways that connect mitochondrial-ER communication and transduce signals to other organelles we will discuss the mechanisms of mitochondrial-ER communication that allow cellular adaptation and survival We will focus on the subset of protein interactions and signaling pathways upon external stimuli that act as messengers between the ER and mitochondria and shape the nature of the adaptive responses at the ER-OMM crossroad Mitochondrial-ER communication regulates protein homeostasis OMM protein biogenesis is regulated by the insertases MTCH1/2 for α-helical proteins and the tandem TOM40-SAM50 for β-barrel proteins Nuclear encoded mitochondrial proteins routed towards the intermembrane space IMM and mitochondrial matrix are imported through the TOM40 pore at the OMM which is facilitated by OMM receptors TOM70 and TOM20 through the binding of mitochondrial targeting sequences PERK activation regulates TOM70 activity and dependent mitochondrial protein import through OGT Quality control mechanisms in mammals at the OMM is dependent on the activity of the OMM AAA-containing ATPase ATAD1 which extracts clogged proteins and presents them to p97/VCP with subsequent proteosome degradation Import and assembly of nuclear-encoded mitochondrial proteins is coordinated with mitochondrial-encoded proteins The mitoribosome co-translationally inserts nascent peptides into the IMM through a direct interaction with the OXA1L insertase Nuclear-encoded proteins that have been imported into the intermembrane space are further translocated into the IMM through the TIM complexes nascent peptides derived from both nuclear and mitochondrial genomes are assembled into ETC complexes mitochondrial and cytosolic translation rates are coordinated during mitochondrial biogenesis and the ER membrane serves as a buffer of mitochondrial targeted peptides through the GET- and ER-SURF pathways during this process the translation rates and ER-association capacity of cytosolic ribosomes may be dictated by mitochondrial translation These processes may impact the UPR through the proximity of IRE1α to the Sec translocon the PERK ISR attenuates cytosolic translation through direct phosphorylation of eIF2α and potentially their presence at the ER-membrane These pathways play important roles in normal physiological processes including thermal adaptation Defects herein are associated with obesity whether it be mTOR or ISR regulation has been implicated in pro-survival mechanisms in a variety of diseases including cancer where targeting mTOR and PERK have been proposed as new generation therapeutic strategies in different contexts The role of the mitochondria and concomitant MERCs in the regulation of global translation processes is an area of current interest in the field and representative examples of mitochondrial and cytosolic translation regulation will be presented in the coming sections nuclear-encoded mitochondrial subunits are imported and assembled with mitochondrial subunits in a tightly controlled receptor- and chaperone mediated process; to be further detailed in a subsequent section of this review cytosolic and mitochondrial translation systems are coordinated to ensure proper stoichiometry under dynamic and changing nutrient environments; tuning respiratory processes in cooperation with ISR and UPR (ex further illustrating the benefit of localized protein translation and mitochondrial import in close proximity to the ER The importance of LRPPRC in maintaining mitochondrial translation and coordinating proteostasis between the mitochondria and ER highlights a complex organization across compartments that may require cross-talk between mitochondrial translation factors These studies provide further insights into potential factors involved in the maintenance of mito-nuclear balance and potentially their underlying translation systems that when dysregulated can result in pathology and mitochondrial translation system are in close proximity to the ER where protein translation and degradation can be dynamically monitored by the UPR The involvement of TRAP1 in numerous aspects of mito-nuclear balance offers an additional example of chaperone-mediated translational control that supports protein homeostasis at MAMs It can be reasoned that the dynamic expression of TRAP1 and related chaperones can respond to challenging microenvironments supporting protein homeostasis in the context of mitochondrial biogenesis in normal physiology and disease we will discuss their roles in context of physiology and disease The incorporation of proteins to the outer mitochondrial membrane is possible through three main pathways: i) spontaneous insertion (Doan et al., 2020), ii) chaperone-driven (Drwesh et al., 2022) and/or iii) insertase-driven (Becker et al., 2011; Diederichs et al., 2020; Guna et al., 2022) The biochemical nature of the different proteins defines the pathways utilized Two distinct protein conformations populate the OMM β-barrel proteins such as TOM40 or SAM50 and α-helical components including TOM70 or TOM20 While the involvement of mitochondrial protein import by mammalian MTCH1/2 and the development of pathologies needs further study it is clear that the understanding of the mechanisms of OMM insertion may provide new therapeutical opportunities for metabolic and age-related diseases These studies highlight the relevance of mitochondrial protein import in the maintenance of mitochondrial homeostasis which otherwise degenerates in pathologies the transduction of stress signals from the ER to mitochondria can dictate the dynamics of mitochondrial protein import and provide new mechanisms to understand the regulation of these machineries in a pathophysiological context the overload of unfolded proteins needs specific processing to avoid the accumulation of undesirable protein conformations that can negatively impact cellular functions 30% of recently translated proteins need to be removed due to improper folding This phenomenon can also happen at the MAMs and hamper the adaptive capability of the cells The ER is one of the main stores of non-imported mitochondrial precursors to avoid the saturation of the import machineries and the ERAD systems are quality control mechanism that surveil the MAMs space to facilitate the transduction of stress signals from the ER to mitochondria we will focus on the protein quality control mechanisms at the MAMs and their involvement in pathophysiological processes A limiting aspect in understanding protein clearance from mitochondria resides in the absence of some mammalian orthologs that need to be discovered explored Lipid and calcium trafficking through the mitochondrial-ER contacts Lipid trafficking is possible through subsets of protein-protein interactions between the ER and OMM Phosphatidic acid (PA) is generated by three different pathways in the ER PERK can also generate PA which is supplied to mitochondria to synthesize cardiolipin (CDL) Mitochondrial DHODH activity can also crosstalk to the ER to generate ether lipids that can modulate mitochondrial IMM compositions Phosphatidylserine transport is allowed through multiple pathways including ORP5/8-SAM50-MICOS NME3 can be attracted by clusters of PA molecules and participate in mitochondrial membrane dynamics VPS13D provides a structural hydrophobic tunnel which is thought to transport lipid species across the ER and mitochondria Calcium trafficking allows mitochondrial function and the release from the ER to mitochondrial is controlled by SERCA2 and IP3R channels Calcium can be transported through the VAPB-PTPIP51 and the IP3R-VDAC-MCU pathways Non-canonical roles of IRE1α suggest a control over the latter TOM70 has been found to also participate in the signaling of calcium to mitochondria multiple protein-protein contacts participate in the delivery and transport of PS species between the ER and mitochondria albeit their mechanisms and/or targets remain still unsolved lipids are signaling molecules that constitute a hydrophobic solvent that defines cellular components and separates chemical reactions and need to be synchronized with the protein machineries The capacity to selectively recruit non-mitochondrial-ER proteins under specific cellular conditions illustrates how the surrounding protein environment define the function and dynamics of MERCs and cellular adaptive responses mitochondria represent the predominant source of cellular ROS and their proximity to ER membranes may provide a direct target of ROS in cancers that lead to oncogenic Ca2+ dysfunction and ER-stress These representative examples provide clear evidence of the importance of Ca2+ in cancer and how the ER and mitochondria respond and communicate to its dysfunction Mitochondrial-ER communication is at the intersection of fundamental biological processes and associates with the development of several metabolic diseases described before including Initial approaches targeting the ISR were focused on the treatment of pathological processes where protein accumulation and aggregation occur The discovery of other roles for the three main branches of the ISR (ATF6 IRE1α and PERK) controlling multiple aspects of mitochondrial function and physiology have highlighted the importance of targeting mitochondrial-ER communication as emerging therapies As such the beneficial or deleterious effects of UPR responses hinge on the degree of activation repurposing of FDA approved tetracyclines for mitochondrial disease therapy may be promising the therapeutical applications of mitochondrial-ER activation require fine tuning and need further investigation in order to provide efficient therapies for metabolic disorders The mechanisms that allow mitochondrial-ER communication provide an effective evolutionary adaptive cellular fitness we have covered the regulatory mechanisms that regulate protein synthesis trafficking and degradation focusing at the ER-OMM interface Despite the current knowledge of some of these processes in mammals their connection with pathological disorders or even adaptive processes is still elusive some of the essential regulatory mechanisms that have been studied in non-mammalian systems do not have orthologs yet they participate in quality control processes such as protein insertion or unclogging that are fundamental studying the influence of ISR component activation in shaping the ER membrane-OMM landscape will provide insights into how stress responses crosstalk to mitochondria to promote cell survival and/or protect against diseases A common signature upon defective activation of the ISR branches is the association with the development of age-related diseases such as obesity This agrees with the current models where mitochondrial-ER communication vanishes over time and impinges on the importance of studying how the reversal of these interferences can protect from the development of these pathologies Along with the protein-protein interactions metabolic fluxes are central for the buildup of cellular structures such as mitochondria which undergo profound cristae remodeling and biogenesis during stress responses such as fasting in liver or cold stimulation in brown adipocytes calcium and lipid trafficking results essential for the function and remodeling of mitochondria respectively it is highly unclear how lipid species are transported from the ER to mitochondria whether the known pathways can reverse the flow of lipids and which forces drive such transport VPS13D has been postulated as major transporter of lipids due to the hydrophobicity of its central tunnel many other protein contacts have been shown to participate in the delivery of phospholipids to mitochondria even though the species are not well known Calcium flux between the mitochondria and ER has been established through the protein-protein interactions and activation of ER and mitochondrial Ca2+ channels in cases where there are not direct mitochondrial ER contacts (ex mechanisms by which ER-resident Ca2+ is directed specifically to the mitochondria to promote respiration requires further investigation the role of Ca2+ 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