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 The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca 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 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 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 Renowned playwright and directorAlexis Michalik invites us to dive into the world ofIntra Muros at the Théâtre la Pépinière in Paris marking the start of an unpredictable theatrical adventure The show benefits from the presence of talented actors such as Clémentine Aussourd renowned for his narrative skills and innovative staging has surrounded himself with a varied artistic team including musicians such as Raphaël Bancou and Sylvain Briat Intra Muros explores the lives of two inmates and their interaction with Richard during an exceptional acting class symbolizing the tensions and revelations that will emerge from this encounter Between fallen hopes and unexpected redemptions the audience is invited to reflect on freedom Intra Muros is aimed at audiences eager for contemporary theater that defies convention and for those seeking to understand the human behind bars Fans ofAlexis Michalik's work will find it to their liking while the show may be less suited to those preferring more traditional or light-hearted narratives A fast-paced play with no time for boredom If this is another success for Alexis Michalik it's surely one of his most interesting creations the playwright loses us in different stories sometimes changing roles so quickly you hardly notice The clichés of some of the roles are well thought out the actors' performance is bound to win you over we were lucky enough to discover the performance of Janik Erima in the role of Kevin whose energy punctuates the script brilliantly and THE play byAlexis Michalik to discover at the theater Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here 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 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The 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 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 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 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 Utah — Midvale City officials are doing all they can to revitalize their historic Main Street One of the ways they want to showcase the vibrancy of their city is through public art which will be on display this weekend Nearly 40 buildings have been transformed into giant murals and will be featured as part of Midvale City’s "Los Muros festival." The most recent pieces are being done by nearly a dozen artists all of the murals will be on display during the festival which will also feature music who traveled from North Carolina to leave his mark on Midvale’s Main Street but there’s also a sense of impermanence.” Fleming is one of ten artists taking part in Midvale‘s Los Muros festival Midvale Mayor Marcus Stevenson says it is their latest step in bringing pride back to historic Main Street “The city has just been doing a ton of work to bring this Street back to life," he said Midvale’s first-term Mayor admits he can’t take credit for this idea which had been in the works for several years single day when I come down this street you’re seeing changes Darion Fleming answered the ad for artists did some research and decided to paint one of the Romero brothers “These two gentlemen have been playing for decades weddings that sort of thing so they are adored by the seniors here and this whole building is the senior center," he said the state and happy to be leaving his mark…however “Buildings can be taken down and pieces can be buffed "So I think there’s kind of a romanticism to that where not everything is here forever and it’s kind of cool to appreciate it while it is.” Fleming and the other artists are getting paid through a city redevelopment agency fund You can appreciate all the impressive artwork beginning Saturday during the Los Muros festival Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Chicago straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy Chicago without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Chicago With murals going up on surfaces at several locations throughout the city the Titan Walls Mural Festival offers a chance to see the process behind multiple pieces of public art the week-long event finds artists like Fabi Matr and more creating brand new murals around town The event culminates with an all-day party at District Brew Yards on Saturday where you'll be able to watch artists at work while enjoying beer from the self-serve taproom. Live DJs will be entertaining the crowd while local creators sell their wares It's bound to be a creative and colorful affair Find the complete mural-painting schedule on the Titan Walls website Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagrampinterestspotifyAbout us Contact us Time Out magazine the Titan Walls Mural Festival hosted a day-long NFT gallery experience to give digital artists a platform to showcase their trailblazing work On Aug. 11, Titan Vision—an NFT gallery experience—took over Chicago's Loft on Lake and featured non-fungible tokens from nine artists based locally and internationally.Photo: Courtesy of Titan VisionCHICAGO—Global art activation agency Muros stirred up the Windy City’s art scene when it incorporated the “it” tech of the moment: NFTs 11 as part of Muros’ Titan Walls Mural Festival The exhibition took over the West Loop’s Loft on Lake and outfitted the space with art from nine global creators. Admission was free for the 700 attendees who perused Titan Vision, which featured “a truly unique, 360-degree structure with oversized screens to display the artwork,” said Dave Seidler CEO and co-founder of Muros.The event welcomed 700 guests and showcased NFTs by Steven Baltay and Nephro.Photo: Courtesy of Titan VisionAt the doodle station graphic artist Blake Jones and muralist BirdMilk customized prizes—such as an Oculus Quest or Chicago Bulls-branded hat—with whimsical designs.Photo: Courtesy of Titan Vision we curated the artwork to only include motion-based NFTs,” he added attributing the movement as to how Titan Vision could be differentiated from other non-fungible token-focused exhibits And for onlookers who were interested in a piece an adjacent QR code allowed them to scan “to learn more about the art and/or purchase the artwork.” Seidler also made sure to note that “Muros does not make money off any Titan Vision NFT sale,” plus that non-fungible tokens “allow for artists to receive ongoing royalties from their sale [thus] helping more art be created.”Attendees could scan QR codes adjacent to the NFTs to either purchase or learn more about the artwork.Photo: Courtesy of Titan Vision Festivities included a doodle station where Chicago-based graphic artist Blake Jones and muralist BirdMilk customized prizes with whimsical designs. “They sometimes collaborated on a theme given to them by the attendees ultimately making a custom piece of artwork for guests to take home,” Seidler said And thanks to the NFT boom of the past year, the addition of Titan Vision has put Titan Walls—now Chicago’s largest mural festival—on the map. Seidler said on the introduction of Titan Vision: “In alignment with Muros’ company ethos … [it] serves to provide a new and unique platform for artists—in this case, digital and NFT artists.” He also hoped that Titan Vision allowed “more people to see the value in NFTs and recognize the artists as brands continue to expand on the utility or merit they offer.” Seidler also predicted that “there will be many creative ways NFTs will become part of our everyday lives in the years to come.”An on-site bar served up "Liquid Lightning," a signature cocktail that, in a fun touch, was made with ice cubes that lit up.Photo: Courtesy of Titan Vision Sign in In-depth Interviews with Authorities in Business, Pop Culture, Wellness, Social Impact, and Tech. We use interviews to draw out stories that are both empowering and actionable. Listen Create a moment: Instagram is an incredible platform to inspire the “creator” in all of us You don’t have to be an influencer to be looking for opportunities to create unique and fun content that your friends If you can create a moment that people will instinctively want to share (could be an experience your brand can spread on social media in authentic ways you’d never be able to engineer As a part of our series about How To Leverage Instagram To Grow Your Business I had the pleasure of interviewing Tricia Binder a startup that brings together local mural artists with brands and businesses to create unique and impactful spaces environments and outdoor advertising campaigns Binder has spent her career working for F500 companies ranging from SC Johnson There she served in operational and marketing roles working closely with cross-functional departments and over 50 different agencies vendors and partners for million dollar and billion-dollar brands She also led the Midwest Region of Social Code a leading media company and partner to platforms such as Facebook and Twitter Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path Can you share the most interesting story that happened to you since you started this career? Depends how you define interesting! We joke all the time there should literally be a Netflix show about us because it’s always something. From artists getting stuck up in lifts to running out of gas on the way to a client meeting, our sanity has been tested. In one case, very early on at Muros, we were doing one of our first big brand campaigns, and we had just wrapped the project and flew home. Two days later, we got a call from the client that their team had just arrived to do an in-person site visit and see their mural, and as they arrived, they were literally watching it be painted over in real time with a Porsche ad! This was TWO DAYS INTO A 30-DAY FLIGHT! That was the first real big gut punch where we looked around the room and realized it was up to us, and us alone, to just breathe and figure it out. There was no “adult in the room” to tell us what to do; we had to fix it ourselves. That was the first of many jaw-dropping phone calls we’ve received with unexpected hiccups. We’re getting good at crazy. 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? Well, there was the infamous lettuce incident. We had just finished a mural in San Diego for a burger company, which we were not onsite for because we thought the job would be “simple.” Upon completion, we sent final photos of the mural to the client, and they let us know that the lettuce leaf was not done correctly and would need to be redone … it was actually a legal/trademark issue. The artist had left the job site (and drove 2.5 hours home), and the wall would need to be repainted in an unknown base color so it could be changed and the project completion would be delayed a week — all to add another crinkle in the lettuce leaf. That leaf would cost us money, sanity and a not-so-great call to the artist after a not-so-great call from the client. Biggest lesson: slow down and pay attention to details. We needed to be clearer in our expectations with the artist, either be onsite or do more real-time check-ins, and ensure the finished product was matching the approved concept. Had we done that, we could have caught the error sooner and provided a better experience for the artist and the client (and saved ourselves a big headache and lots of money). Ok. Let’s now move to the main focus of our discussion. For the benefit of our readers, can you explain why you are an authority about Social Media Marketing? I’ve been doing social media marketing for best-in-class, million and billion-dollar brands since before Facebook offered ads (back in the day, we used to “like gate” Facebook pages, lol … it’s come a long way!). Because of the great companies I’ve had the privilege to work for, I had top-tier support from the platforms directly, which is a luxury smaller businesses don’t have. I’ve participated in numerous alphas and betas and have been able to do primary research to understand that our efforts weren’t just hitting vanity metrics such as likes, but rather were helping us achieve our marketing goals, like brand affinity, awareness or sales. I’ve been able to leverage social media to boost revenue across industries, from companies like United Airlines, to Coca-Cola, Ziploc, Progressive Insurance and dozens more. Which social media platform have you found to be most effective to use to increase business revenues? Can you share a story from your experience? Historically, I’ve found the combination of Facebook and Instagram (when you bid across both) to be most effective. If you’re smart about targeting, testing your ad creative, and ensuring you have the right frequency for the task at hand, I’ve found they are hard to beat across all brand metrics. Their targeting in particular is really incredible. When I was at Nestlé Purina, we were targeting new buyers for Fancy Feast Cat Food, and one of our goals was to make inroads with younger consumers because the existing customer base back then skewed older. So, we used social media to appeal to younger buyers, and our Facebook/Instagram campaign resulted in a 25+ point lift in ad recall, which was 2.5 times the consumer packaged goods (CPG) norm, and we also saw a +19% lift in brand awareness, which was six times the CPG norm. Let’s talk about Instagram specifically, now. Can you share five ways to leverage Instagram to dramatically improve your business? Please share a story or example for each. Because of the position that you are in, you are a person of great influence. If you could inspire a movement that would bring the most amount of good to the most amount of people, what would that be? You never know what your idea can trigger. :-) Woof. That’s a heavy question. While it may not be the greatest impact to all people, I’d love to be part of a movement that helps heal our country. I’ve felt a growing level of disappointment in our country’s leadership, in the spread of misinformation and polarizing viewpoints. It’s all very overwhelming. When speaking with friends recently, everyone acknowledged feeling this way. I can see improvement coming in a variety of forms, including fact checking. Some of the biggest names in Business, VC funding, Sports, and Entertainment read this column. Is there a person in the world, or in the US with whom you would love to have a private breakfast or lunch with, and why? He or she might just see this if we tag them :-) Candice Georgiadis is an active mother of three as well as a designer, founder, social media expert, and philanthropist. Help The global art activation agency reached new heights and audiences with authentic creative campaigns while expanding global and local partnerships a testament to the company's 196% growth over the past three years Muros' success in 2023 draws from an expanded role in the iconic sports brand realm a growing presence in global campaigns and the creation of some of its biggest art activations ever 5000 list is a huge honor," shared co-founder and CEO Dave Seidler "We're proud to join this prestigious group of businesses steering and driving our country's growth this recognition capped off a remarkable year." honoring each volunteer-recipient with a larger-than-life mural in their respective hometown "Brand managers understand how important it is to use local artists and artwork to enhance a campaign Companies look to us to bring their brands to life in a creative and fun way," explained Sr featuring artist Emmy Star Brown's 4,515 square-foot mural on the terrace ceiling as well as Kate Lynn Lewis' remarkable artistry on the building's exterior an immersive Beach House experience and a new Hubbard Street activation featuring rap artists like JAMS and Frsh Waters murals and immersive experiences will continue to drive the company's business alongside attention in the event activation space "We will continue to help our clients make impactful connections through meaningful art creatively linking them to the groups of people they deem most important to the growth of the brand," noted Kuster we can't wait to bring Titan Walls back for a 6th year." Contact:[email protected] Do not sell or share my personal information: Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar In a heartwarming display of generosity and community spirit fashion tastemaker and content creator Jared Muros put on an unforgettable charity event that combined style with compassion saw an impressive turnout of approximately 800 attendees throughout the day The focus of this wonderful gathering was a toy drive that surpassed all expectations The charitable initiative extended its reach to prominent institutions such as Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) and local school districts like East Whittier City School District a well-known figure in the LA fashion scene collaborated with corporate giants like Adidas showcasing not only their dedication to fashion but also their commitment to making a positive impact in the community served as the perfect backdrop for this charitable affair Attendees were greeted by a striking decor featuring a photo-worthy toy box capturing the essence of the event’s purpose A designated photo spot encouraged everyone to flaunt their contributions creating a visual celebration of giving back The spirit of giving didn’t end with toys Over 1000 pieces of clothing were donated to those who brought toys creating a unique exchange where attendees left not only with joy in their hearts but also with new clothing Jared Muros shared his inspiration behind the event I would take a 2-hour bus ride to Melrose regularly to attend pop-ups and immerse myself in the culture Bringing kids together to receive free clothes meet the owners of elite Los Angeles brands and ensuring those in need have a blessed Christmas means a lot to me This event perfectly embodies the holiday spirit.” With media presence from outlets like LA Weekly Power 106 also provided the musical backdrop ensuring a lively atmosphere throughout the event turned a simple toy drive into a transformative experience leaving a lasting impression on the hearts of all who attended This charity event not only celebrated fashion and streetwear but showcased the boundless capacity for kindness within the vibrant tapestry of Los Angeles laweeklyLAWeekly Instagram: Featuring the culture of LA since 1978 ✌️ I usually don't like fast fashion but this outfit killed it! She definitely had the color combos great and you can tell she's been ready for Coachella since the announcement, planning the look and each piece. Monochromatic and matching color-accented clothing is pleasing to the eye and it makes it easy to find your friends in a crowd. Pink is still hot thanks to Barbie, and it's not going anywhere.  These girls were dressed perfect for the weather and a big theme I saw this year was cowboy pieces on everything. Tons of cowboy hats, boots, fringe, etc. I love how you can represent the cowboy style in different ways and incorporate it all over or in small touches. These girls were repping Texas big time.  Expect to see much more of this style this Summer.  Thelma Golden will celebrate Lauren Halsey and U.K.-based singer Griff will take the stage featured A-list designers and Otis College standouts who earned scholarships for innovation in Fashion Design lawyers say Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe showed injuries consistent with a dog attack and plan to present a case against Chloe a German Shepherd who was re-homed by the owner's of the house where the cop's body was found in a snowbank Magazine’s takeaways on five notable topics from President Donald Trump’s first 100 days of his second term consumers are stocking up on household items and bites from THEBlvd and Hinoki & the Bird LondonAn English version of a play by golden boy of French theatre Alexis Michalik is too cavalier in its depiction of prison life offers an exuberantly fanciful account of the life of Cyrano’s creator Hard on its heels comes another of his Paris hits in which a vision of life between prison walls is transplanted to an English setting I question its cavalier treatment of a serious subject It begins well enough with a bumptious director quizzing the audience on the purpose of theatre He settles on the idea that “we are here to experience an emotion” a social worker – visiting a maximum-security prison to direct a theatre class The problem is that only two inmates turn up There is legitimate fun to be had out of the idea of inexperienced pros trying to persuade prisoners to do drama-school exercises such as simulating animals or assuming the identity of another person But when Richard asks everyone in the room to tell their own story Richard comes clean about a wayward career that has led him to become head of the fictional Nada (Norwich Academy of Dramatic Art) Alice discloses that she has insinuated herself into the prison on a personal mission Critical etiquette forbids me to say more, but my doubts about the play are several. Esther Freud showed last year in Stitchers that it is possible to write a good play about the practical difficulties faced by prison visitors but Michalik skates lightly over that topic He also seems torn between creating an ingenious plot and addressing the subject of crime and punishment Much of the later action is taken up with the plight of Angel who has been unjustly sentenced to 28 years for murder We are never told the nature of the mysterious “cause” that has led him to violence It also strikes me that Angel is more in need of a good lawyer than the therapeutic role-play that Michalik shows him finally accepting and Emma Pallant are very good as the inquisitive Alice and the long-suffering Jane I also can’t fault Declan Perring as the impetuous Kevin Victor Gardener as the far-from-devilish Angel and Rio Kai as an onstage musician the play is the victim of its own ingenuity it doesn’t make much sense (who sanctioned this prison visit?) that hardly seems the right response to the burning issue of how and why we lock people up At Park theatre, London 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; there was nothing turnip-y about them I would say it was the biggest delight of the afternoon we settled for the lamb massaman curry and jasmine rice making it a comfortable choice for those who are not too keen on experimenting we strayed from our usual choices of chocolate or cheesecake and tried the coconut caramel coffee flan “expecting the unexpected” pretty much summed up our time at Muro and the caramel ice cream with creamy coconut and coffee crumble was nothing less There is no way to do justice to their spread in one sitting with noodles baos and more beckoning you on a gastronomic trip Terms & conditions  |  Institutional Subscriber Comments have to be in English, and in full sentences. 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Castellvi holds a UTR of 8.73 in singles and a 9.29 UTR in doubles 89 in Spain's Women's Open National Rankings and maintained a top-20 ranking among her age group She was part of a doubles championship and a singles finalist at ITF J30 Silla She was the individual champion in two events on the Marca National Tour and a finalist in three events on the TTK Warriors National Tour She was a semifinalist at the 2022 and 2023 Catalonian Championships quarterfinalist at the Rafael Nadal Tour and the Mutua Madrid Open She won the singles regional championship each of the last three seasons and two regional doubles titles over the last three years 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 Pet-friendly cafes are popping up everywhere Muro Coffee is a focaccia-specialty cafe with a laid-back vibe they’ve got vinyl record players on display A retro-style photo booth tucked in a corner adds a playful touch to the stylish space.  All it takes is a S$10 spend in a single receipt The menu keeps things simple yet delicious Their focaccia lineup is the star of the show featuring options like the Mad Cheese (S$16.90) with a three-cheese blend and maple syrup glaze and the Pastrami Affair (S$13.90) with beef pastrami and Russian dressing you can go for the Chicken Pesto (S$12.90) packed with juicy chicken and basil goodness an all-in-one feast for the ultimate focaccia lover From the Butter Croissant (S$4.50) to the Earl Grey Pound Cake (S$6) no cafe experience is complete without a solid drink menu.  with classics like Double Espresso (S$4.50) Their signature drinks bring a creative twist featuring options like the Dirty Matcha (S$7.50 for hot and a selection of teas like Mono Breakfast with hot drinks starting at S$5 and iced at S$6 Muro Coffee has even expanded to Esplanade Mall Whether you’re indoors or chilling outside with scenic views it’s a great spot to unwind with friends (and maybe bring along your furry companion) Muro Coffee Singapore Instagram📍214A South Bridge Road For more lifestyle updates like this, subscribe to our Telegram channel at @confirmgood ConfirmGood brings you the latest deals, news, and happenings in Singapore. 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[Find out more] Join the ConfirmGood team All Rights Reserved l Terms & Conditions l Privacy Policy The idea of a new wall is both a continuation of centuries of history and also a new intervention It is a prime example of the potential of the built world to affect peoples’ lives as we now see thousands of migrants crossing the border in the midst of changing federal policies This exhibition addresses the ways in which the architecture and landscape of security surround us and challenge us as we imagine America but it also looms large as a symbol of both America’s vulnerability and state power and immersive exhibition design to help visitors understand and think about the role of design and engineering in the realm of national security and geopolitics the U.S./Mexico border wall will be the focus of much public conversation and the Museum will join in and provide background for the discussion The exhibition will situate the wall in the wider international context of shifting border lines and old and new border walls throughout the world This exhibition will encourage visitors to be curious and engaged in this international conversation The Wall/El Muro will argue for a more nuanced understanding of the borderlands and new ways for visitors to think about this issue moving forward Banner image courtesy Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division 95% of the exhibition was built with reused materials Borderwall as Architecture is an artistic and intellectual hand grenade of a book, and a timely re-examination of what the physical barrier that divides the United States of America from the United Mexican States is and could be. Purchase Here Handbook of Tyranny portrays the routine cruelties of the 21st century through a series of detailed nonfictional graphic illustrations. Purchase Here Archinect – As immigration stories grip newsfeeds, ‘The Wall/El Muro’ at the National Building Museum examines architecture’s role in the U.S.-Mexico border wall Architect Magazine – National Building Museum Opens ‘The Wall/El Muro: What is a Border Wall?’ Exhibition Fast Company – America’s iconic architecture isn’t the White House or the Capitol. It’s the border wall New York Metropolitan – A major show on the Southern border wall is coming to the National Building Museum in November  Telemundo DC – Exhibicion “The Wall” sobre el muro fronterizo llega al Building Museum Washingtonian – An Exhibit About the US/Mexico Border Wall Will Open Soon in DC Washington Post – The National Building Museum wants to be at the center of the climate change conversation  10 am–4 pmClosed Thanksgiving and Christmas $7/Youth & SeniorsFree access to the Great Hall and Museum Shop info@nbm.org Alessia Di Muro has recently joined the Faculty of Law as a Ph.D candidate within the project “Artificial Intelligence in Education: Layers of Trust (EduTrust AI)” where she will investigate the use of artificial intelligence in education from a data protection perspective Alessia holds a Master's degree in European law from the University of Turin titled "Artificial Intelligence and Equality: The Need for Gender-Responsive Data" explored the relationship between AI and equality with a specific focus on the impact of the gender data gap on algorithmic discrimination and assessed the effectiveness of the EU legal framework in addressing such a phenomenon Alessia will look into the legal challenges and implications of the use of AI in education particularly with regard to learning analytics Her work aims to address issues related to data protection and privacy investigating the legal framework that governs the processing of personal data in the development and application of learning analytics tools exploring issues such as the appropriate legal basis for data processing the delineation of responsibilities among stakeholders the principle of transparency and the right to be informed Her work is based on the belief that while AI-driven learning tools hold huge potential to improve educational outcomes they also raise significant privacy concerns that must be addressed to build trust and ensure the responsible use of these technologies When a brand successfully sparks consumer engagement coveted social media posts typically follow Finding marketing strategies that nurture organic stories and conversations involving the brand) requires a hearty dose of creativity and authenticity discusses the company’s recent consumer survey and how brands can inspire engagement through art When it comes to modern word-of-mouth marketing it is no secret that social media is king. According to Adweek more than 85% of people say user-generated content influences their decisions more than brand-generated content how can a brand naturally engage consumers and inspire that coveted Instagram post  At Muros, we conducted a surveyOpens a new window  of 1,000 consumers to understand better how murals and experiential art resonate A big takeaway from our survey: more than 41% of all respondents (and 51% of respondents age 18-29) say they have shared images of murals on social media An even bigger takeaway: 73% of respondents say they are more likely to purchase from a brand that engages in creative marketing than traditional marketing Weaving murals or art activations into marketing campaigns can help brands and marketers foster engagement and organically boost user-generated content (UGC) Here are three ways brands can tap into that share-worthy art experience See More: Brand Suitability: The Next Chapter of Brand Safety About 67% of survey respondents say they are more likely to take notice of a brand that uses murals as a part of its marketing campaign That purposeful positioning sets the stage for engagement  When the creative process is underway the art and artist create immediate points of interaction for passersby the art itself continues to draw consumers Beyond the surprise-and-delight aspect of folks coming across beautiful art in an unexpected location brands can expand the mural’s appeal in more interactive ways For example, artist Chuck U created a mural for Noodles and Co.Opens a new window  featuring an umbrella designed to be the ideal spot for pedestrians to stop and pose as if holding the umbrella’s handle ParmCrisps’ “Unsinfully Good” mural (on the Las Vegas Strip) flooded Instagram with its hashtag-inspired posts featuring a halo situated for Instagram poses as well as “angel” ambassadors Some brands strategically expand opportunities for interaction via QR codes and AR features added a QR code benefitting nonprofit water.org to its mural Augmented reality (AR) can also encourage interaction When passersby scanned the LIFEWTR mural in Venice Beach (created in partnership with a Doja Cat album release) parts of the artwork became animated on their phones While art appeals broadly across generations and demographics brand art tends to be embraced when it genuinely reflects a particular community’s vibe and culture needs to reflect cultural differences to be authentic a mural in downtown Atlanta may have an entirely different style than one in nearby Old Fourth Ward and what resonates with insiders as well as visitors When companies choose to create several art experiences across the country each piece is an opportunity to differentiate the brand and show an understanding of local culture a retail brand specializing in sports equipment teamed up with Muros to create art installations in six cities and promote the brand’s partnership with New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor six homegrown artist ambassadors were key to the campaign’s success eye-catching art drew consumers into the retail locations the brand genuinely connected with passersby thanks to those artists who translated the nuances of their communities through their work That sense of connection and authenticity matters when you want to encourage user sharing and engagement. According to a survey by StacklaOpens a new window consumers are 2.4 times more likely to say user-generated content is authentic than brand-created content See More: Amplified Marketing Solves the Problems of Weary Content Marketers a brand that leverages art installations and thoughtful experiential marketing is seen as a supportive community insider instead of a corporate outsider While the artist anchors the local connection the location can also deliver a sense of community to the project — consider a mural painted on a beloved barber shop wall or brightening up a neighborhood restaurant  Art installations benefit the artist the business that owns the wall space being rented and the surrounding businesses that see more traffic as the art captures people’s attention More than 85% of our survey respondents say they are more likely to purchase from a brand that supports its local community Art is the perfect backdrop for this expression and art installations create new marketing avenues and user-generated opportunities for brands When an individual shares content of your brand’s art on social media and that reflection of the user’s own style and community lead to increased awareness and credibility for your brand Weird sound outage Random Ramble: What's your EDC? (Every Day Carry) When was the first time you felt a disturbance in the Force? On June 22, Toolbox will become Spiceworks News & Insights Text description provided by the architects. Three materials generate diverse atmospheres, which chain in the experience of the user searching  on the presence of the objects at the landscape, on the control of the relations between the constructed space and the environment. The glass envelope, with a wood structure, offers multiple shades and an extraordinary capacity of interaction with the environmental conditions. The glass of exterior facade, placed in two caps, ranges between being a veil, forming draughty façade, that permit to see the  wood of the isolation, to translucent wall  but thickness, with the solution of wood between both glass, to light lattice that opens the building on the outside. © Juan RodríguezThis way the building travels according to the conditions of light, from an appearance of crystalline carved volume, to a certain evocation of shed palisade or agricultural gallery. The courts will offer diverse atmospheres when the vegetation grows, since in each of them the density and peculiarities of the natures in them created it will be different, and will offer different paces throughout the year. © Juan RodríguezConstructive memory: To look for the wealth of shades that can be obtained, making the  façade structure more or less present, added to the care in controlling the climatic functioning of the building, it was required a great precision in the details and in the putting in work. © Juan RodríguezThe construction like structural element of the carpentry of wood, give the thickness required to the façade, and allow to obtain on the south putting the glass as interior layer , the necessary protection of the summer Sun. This gets improved making the studding of wood evident on the outside in lattice. SectionThe glass facade shapes a prism that stands out and empty to generate diverse courts and to be left to invade for the garden. The cuts of the courts, clear, show an interior different from the exterior envelope. They are more artificial, all of them of galvanized steel, and receive the private part  of the program, whereas the transverse spaces define the zones of the patients. © Juan RodríguezFaçade areas are translucent walls that connect environmentally with the exterior and manage to demonstrate the thickness of the wall when the  wood structure is at  the interior the glass  work as a draughty permanently facade in its exterior layer whereas in the east and north facades ,the glass shapes  closed boxes for a major isolation You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email MUROS / Credit: UK MAIB the bulk carrier Muros ran aground on Haisborough Sand 8 miles off the Norfolk coast and the master’s attempts to manoeuvre the vessel clear were unsuccessful due to a falling tide The vessel was re-floated 6 days later and was towed to Rotterdam for repair the vessel was following a passage plan shown on its electronic chart and display information system (ECDIS) The plan had recently been revised on the ECDIS by the OOW who then used the system to monitor the vessel’s position in collaboration with the Danish Maritime Accident Investigation Board to provide further research on the reasons why seafarers are utilising ECDIS in ways that are often at variance with the instructions and guidance provided by the system manufacturers and regulators The overarching objective of the study is to provide comprehensive data that can be used to improve the functionality of future ECDIS systems by encouraging the greater use of operator experience and human centred design principles Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a8239ab768e0e112bfcf0517b7d9b36e" );document.getElementById("c08a1a06c7").setAttribute( "id" Sergio Muro is an Extended Term Consultant with the Finance Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice of the World Bank Sergio is a lawyer from Universidad Nacional de Rosario he holds an MA in Law and Economics from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella as well as an LLM and Juris Science Doctorate from Cornell University he had been a full-time law professor in Argentina where he specialized on insolvency he co-directed the Argentine Supreme Court Project an interdisciplinary research project at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella His research has been published in several peer-reviewed journals such as the International Review of Law and Economics the Journal of Law and Courts and the European Business Organization Law Review he has worked as a consultant for World Bank for several years he has served as a Legal Expert in an International Commercial Arbitration case as a Global Research Fellow for the Korean Legislation Research Institute and has been a member of the pre-approved roster of experts of UNDP in democratic governance the National Building Museum opens a major new exhibition the US-Mexico border wall looms large on the landscape This multi-media exhibition will provide a timely examination of the role of design planning and engineering in today’s border issues and challenges The Wall/El Muro takes visitors on an unprecedented journey creating a broader context for understanding the 21st-century application of an ancient theme: building walls in the name of national security The exhibition is presented in both English and Spanish The border wall in the Imperial Sand Dunes Due to the constantly shifting contour of the sand dunes the border wall “floats” on top of the sand and can be lifted and resettled as necessary Customs and Border Protection photo by Jerry Glaser imaginary places,” says exhibition curator Sarah A and they are policed differently over time What is happening on our border matters and it was important to me to be able to start telling this story This is what museums should be for–leading this type of conversation.” Also included are models of old and new border infrastructure; migrant belongings left behind in the Sonoran desert; and a pop-art poster that once welcomed visitors into the US Infographics will highlight significant statistics that represent the growing wall infrastructure Translation of “#UnMundo Sin Munos” – “#One World Without Walls”Credit: Sarah Leavitt/National Building Museum which will address key climate change issues and how the building industry and design community can contribute to substantive solutions The year-long The Wall/El Muro installation will serve as an anchor for a suite of related and interactive programming Topics will include the history of the physical border its impact on the environment and local communities and the ethics around designing structures of exclusion The Museum begins these discussions with its first program in November/December which will be an historical overview of the U.S./Mexico border its impact on the architecture and planning in the region Sustainability Statement — 95% of the exhibition was built with reused materials One of the original boundary markers put up by a joint coalition of U.S The marker currently resides in Chamizal National Park El Paso Texas near the border wallCredit: Sarah Leavitt/National Building Museum The exhibition is located on the main floor Muros attempted to ask ASAP Rocky for a fit check at a Puma brand party and was met with the rapper's reticence towards his leopard print-covered Jeremy Scott x Adidas Wings sneaker The interaction was shared by Muros on Instagram "This n***a talking about a fit check with Adidas on right now You a opp." Despite Rocky turning down the fit check the rapper did compliment Muros on his earrings That being said, Rocky has worked with Adidas in the past and was a proponent of its Jeremy Scott sneaker collaborations when he first became popular in the early 2010s. One of the more memorable styles was the collaboration on an all-black JS Wings 2.0 inspired by the cover art for Rocky's Long ASAP Rocky, the New Creative Director of Puma x F1, Is Making Formula 1 More Fashionable ASAP Rocky aka 'Jiggy Tarantino' Brought His Nostalgic Racing World to Life in Miami ASAP Rocky's Next Puma F1 Collection Drops This Week By entering your email, you agree to receive customized marketing messages from us and our advertising partners. You also acknowledge that this site is protected by reCAPTCHA, and that our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply United StatesUnited KingdomAustraliaCanadaComplex ChineseCOMPLEX participates in various affiliate marketing programs which means COMPLEX gets paid commissions on purchases made through our links to retailer sites Our editorial content is not influenced by any commissions we receive « Back Hotelier India Home » F&B » A ‘secret menu’ awaits you at Bengaluru’s Muro Bengaluru’s premier cocktail bar and social club known for its Thai and Cantonese cuisine introduces an off-menu cocktail experience This secret cocktail menu features bold flavours and distinctive ingredients Ascend to the first-floor deck and take a seat at the bar six intriguing coasters are laid out before you This experimental menu brings guests into the cocktail creation process “We want our guests to feel like they’ve come to visit our home they get to interact with us and be part of the experience.” As culinary and mixology principles become increasingly intertwined Muro seeks to create something extraordinary for Bengaluru’s nightlife scene available exclusively to those who ask for it promises a blend of unique ingredients and bold flavours Expect intriguing concoctions featuring elements like malai These off-menu drinks will pique your curiosity with their unexpected ingredients Imagine a cocktail made with kaffir leaves or just walk into the Muro Bar and get the menu by answering a simple question Don’t miss the chance to soak in Muro’s ambience The two-story bar offers distinct vibes on each level inviting you to slow down and savour every sip and flavour 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 “Future” mural by Katelyn Lewis | Photo courtesy of Muros Max Sansing’s “toughness” mural in West Town | Photo courtesy of Muros Fedz “heart” mural in Pilsen | Photo courtesy of Muros The Chicago Bulls kicked off their regular season last week and to help reignite their iconic 'See Red' marketing campaign the Bulls have partnered with local art activation agency Muros to install three See Red-inspired murals across Chicago The Chicago Bulls kicked off their regular season last week The Bulls teamed up with three popular Chicago muralists to reintroduce their popular campaign with three massive murals in several Chicago neighborhoods Fans have the opportunity to enter the world of the Bulls by capturing photos with these larger-than-life displays and 'See Red' throughout the season “The ultimate message is really connecting with the fans getting people out there to experience the brand from a larger than life perspective,” says Muros co-founder Mateo Conner Each of the three murals represents a different pillar of the Chicago Bulls mission Kate Lynn Lewis’s mural in the West Loop at 80 N Jefferson Street focuses on the idea of the “future,” the Bulls’ goal of long-term success Max Sansing’s mural in West Town at 1601 W Chicago Avenue is a testament to “toughness,” representing the resilience of the Bulls Ashland Avenue represents “heart”; the Bulls focus on engaging with their fans The murals will remain in their respective locations for the Bulls 2023-2024 season and likely several years after Muros intends to maintain the murals for as long as possible so that fans and the public can enjoy each work to the fullest extent Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: