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She expresses her appreciation to employees and the community for their patronage and support Lampe says all of the employees are transferring to other Tia Juanita's and no workers will lose their jobs "It's not due to any negative reason," says Lampe We own the property and we'll lease it to someone else." The Mexican and Italian food restaurant opened in August 2024 at the site of the old Willy Burger location Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She was passionate about her career as an Occupational Therapist and Supervisor of Rehab Services at Columbia St where she cared deeply for her patients and made a lasting impact on those she worked with.  Tia was loved by her in-laws (James and Sharon Rhode) and cherished friends Lynn and Joanne.  Special appreciation to Roger of the Greenfield Home for all of the compassionate care he provided to Tia over the past 5 months.  Those who knew Tia will remember her as kind Even as she bravely fought early-onset Alzheimer’s her fierce love for her family never wavered She found joy in the little things—especially in the company of her beloved chihuahuas.  A Celebration of Life will be held in Tia’s honor on April 26 Please contact a family member for location details Attendees are encouraged to wear pink and bling in tribute to Tia’s vibrant spirit donations to the Alzheimer’s Association would be appreciated May her memory bring comfort to those who loved her This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors playGet Your Peanuts: See SEC's top 5 plays plus bonus highlight (2:21)Rally Cap's Haylie McCleney David Dellucci and Dari Nowkhah name this past week's best plays featuring multiple diving plays and one jaw-dropping catch from out of conference -- Lawyer Milloy often wondered if his daughters would ever get along Such was the competitive zeal within the five-bedroom family home where the former NFL safety and his wife Claudine -- a former two-time All-American sprinter -- raised four girls and reared a familial softball dynasty in the suburbs of Seattle "We know they're our children because they don't like to lose," said Lawyer who captained the New England Patriots to a Super Bowl XXXVI victory and made four Pro Bowls across 15 seasons from 1996-2010 "It was like Armageddon in the house sometimes." five years after Lawyer and Claudine met at the University of Washington All four Milloy sisters came with an inherited blend of athleticism characteristics that later helped weave the family name into the fabric of college softball they were the combustible traits that defined daily battles in a family with a gift for turning ordinary activities into competitive events The annual weigh-in to see who's gained the most eating is a cherished tradition "Being average was just never an option in my family-- everything was a competition," Tia told ESPN Who could get up the mountain first on a hike We were always beating each other down but lifting each other up The hyper-competitive upbringing launched Amirah to three Women's College World Series appearances with Washington from 2016-19 Kiki followed next as an All-American outfielder at Tennessee closing her career in 2024 as the Lady Vols' all-time home run leader a third Milloy sister is finding her footing in college softball settling in with the sports' preeminent powerhouse 4 Oklahoma continues Friday night when the four-time defending national champions begin a three-game series with No Tia has filled a reserve role as one of 14 newcomers on the Sooners' 2025 roster part of the next generation in coach Patty Gasso's softball dynasty But that's not the only legacy resting on her shoulders as Tia carves her own path under the weight of a famous last name and in the wake of sisters who combined for 333 career starts eight NCAA Tournament appearances and four trips to the WCWS from 2016-24 Amid a freshman campaign that has shaken the confidence she built growing up in her ultra-competitive environment Tia has discovered the power in leaning on her family tree "They've done exactly what I'm doing now and they know what I'm going through," she said The Milloy sisters were raised on and around softball fields across the West Coast While her father spent Saturdays preparing for NFL Sundays Tia's earliest weekends came by her mother's side "She came with me to all the big tournaments," Claudine said "She was the baby hanging around the field." Tia insisted on dressing up when she was young She often arrived at her older sister's games in long dresses but the outfits never kept Tia from joining games of tag or stepping into a batting cage "She was a princess who liked to get dirty," Lawyer recalls "I always wanted to be a girly girl when I was little but softball takes some level of grit and fire," Tia said "Even though I wanted to dress myself that way I would still climb trees in a little skirt But I also knew I didn't have to look a certain way to do that." Even under the lofty expectations and busy daily rhythms of a family that spent years bouncing from weeknight practices to weekend tournaments The Milloy sisters understood that they didn't have to be top athletes But Lawyer and Claudine were committed to making sure each of their girls became elite at something "They expected us to strive to be the best in anything we do," said Amirah "I'm fully removed from softball and my parents are still checking in about the next promotion." "I'd always joke about which parent I wanted to drive home with after a bad game People say you grew up with Lawyer Milloy -- NFL player -- he must have been so hard on you Tia Milloy followed in her older sisters' footsteps by playing softball. Claudine MilloyThe Milloys were also intent on putting their daughters on a multi-sport track and Kiki and Tia played basketball for a time But the Milloy sisters always reverted to the diamond Tia knew she wanted to be a softball player just like the older sisters she always tried to mirror If Amirah and Breya got their mother's steely composure and Kiki and Lawyer share the same stone-cold demeanor Tia is the more bubbly and expressive personality sandwiched within the family dynamic "She's like a Hollywood starlet," Gasso said of Tia big personality and she's fun to be around.. The interpersonal contrasts between the Milloy sisters spill onto the field Amirah and Kiki learned to manage the game's pressures with the same quiet intensity their father once brought to NFL secondaries in New England Tia thrives within the freedom of the loud "Tia needs to be loose to feel prepared," Kiki said "She once had a full conversation with a catcher mid-at-bat She plays well when she's laughing and joking She launched a home run in her first career start on Feb then homered again the next day against Loyola Marymount Tia flashed more of it a week later with a walk-off solo blast that clinched a run-rule victory over Hofstra five of the eight base hits Tia notched over her first 34 college at-bats were home runs "It all felt like what I was supposed to be doing My body was calm and all I was focused on was my next opportunity." We'll take it - Tia calls game ‼️ pic.twitter.com/O9rLJP2JZC it was no surprise that Tia gravitated toward another at Oklahoma where Gasso has spent 31 seasons forging a demanding and close-knit program culture that's yielded 17 WCWS appearances since 2000 The Sooners claimed six national titles across the nine seasons Tia's older sisters spent in college softball and four trips to see Amirah and Kiki play in the WCWS in Oklahoma City meant she saw plenty of Oklahoma leading up to her recruitment per Softball America; she remembers how her stomach turned the first time Gasso came to see her play Lawyer and Claudine allowed each of their daughters to guide their own recruiting processes Amirah found a fit playing for longtime Huskies coach Heather Tarr less than 20 miles from home Kiki fell in love with the program husband-wife duo of Ralph and Karen Weekly built in their two decades in charge of the Lady Vols Either school could have been a seamless landing spot for Tia she set out to find her own home at the top of the sport nearly two years before she arrived on campus "Kiki and Amirah had such special connections at their schools," Claudine said "I think Tia just wanted to create her own We're not a family that says you have to continue a certain legacy The Milloy family attended Oklahoma's series against Tennessee from March 28-30. Claudine MilloyTia's bat went cold in March In the 17 at-bats since capping her early season power surge with the towering home run against Kansas City on March 2 Such a midseason freshman slump was perhaps inevitable in a spring that's thrust Tia into an unfamiliar role on the bench A three-time all-state selection in high school she's never before taken fewer trips to the plate and had more time to fixate on it Included in the starting lineup three times in 28 games after March 1 Tia's swoon may be no different from the first-year struggles of most freshmen But in the throes of the most challenging spring of her softball career she's battled through with help from a family with experience unlike almost any other "It all comes back to the support that they've always given me," Tia said "They never let me get into a bad place mentally or let me feel like I was never going to get out of that hole I was in." Lawyer has typed out motivational pregame messages to his daughter for years now He began sending them when Amirah got to Washington then kept it up during Kiki's years at Tennessee Lawyer started again this past fall after Tia arrived at Oklahoma "I love waking up to those messages," Tia said "My dad is who I kind of learned everything from His texts just kind of make me think back to our times together Alongside a trusted coaching staff and her new teammates at Oklahoma post-practice phone calls and support from home have kept Tia grounded this spring pushing her in time to embrace the challenge of this debut campaign Gasso and the Sooners believe Tia has turned a corner in the back half of her freshman season three-RBI performance against Texas-Arlington on April 1 there was a glimmer of the light potentially waiting at the end of the tunnel "[Tia] is really hard on herself," Gasso said earlier this month "But I see her at practice and she's squaring the ball up much better.. I think she can definitely help us going forward." Tia Milloy has leaned on her family throughout her freshman season. Peyton MartinAmirah waited two years to become a regular contributor at Washington Kiki needed less time to crack the starting lineup at Tennessee but fought the disappointment of a freshman season cut short by COVID-19 and wrestled with multiple injuries across her senior season last spring The eldest Milloy sisters know the battles Tia is fighting They understand the pressure they come with part of why Amirah and Kiki have kept their conversations with Tia frequent "You talk softball every single minute of every single day in an environment like this -- sometimes you don't want to hear about it," Kiki said So we do our best to just listen and learn about whatever else is going on in her life." Night-time calls for updates on Breya and the latest on the family home her parents recently put on the market have helped Tia slowly regain her footing If life in a family of athletes brought pressure it also gifted Tia with a certain perspective Tia has understood the long game this spring there's a pathway to regular playing time and likely multiple trips to the WCWS Recent history suggests there's a good chance she'll lift a national championship trophy before she leaves Norman achieving something neither of Tia's sisters ever did none of that diminishes the inescapable pressure of her last name "You can't run away from it," Lawyer emphasized just like it will Breya; the last Milloy sister is a rising eighth grader and herself a promising softball prospect It's why Lawyer was so proud when his third daughter chose to go to Oklahoma Tia paid close attention while the Sooners cultivated status as the standard across college softball during Amirah and Kiki's respective careers When the time came for Tia to embark on hers Lawyer watched his daughter identify her own mountain to climb in the challenge of competing with the very best at Oklahoma "Her journey is different from all of ours," Lawyer said If she handles all of this in the next few years At Cornell, loneliness is a pervasive issue. Social platforms like Sidechat regularly feature posts from students expressing their struggles with feeling like they have no friends or support system. These posts garner much sympathy and empathy from other students who relate to the feeling. Many people attribute loneliness to an increase in phone usage and engagement in social media I believe it is a multitude of factors that play a bigger role in perpetuating chronic feelings of loneliness Students don’t have much to do when Cornell is the only thing for miles That is not to say that people do not socialize: people do it’s just much harder for friendships to be deep and less surface level I have this problem with my own friends all having blocked out Google calendars with meetings Campus culture is a major contributor to loneliness and it will only get worse as it gets more and more competitive every year People will feel the need to “prove” themselves in order to have a community There is much to be done as Cornell evolves with time the first and foremost issue that we should truly look into is the ways to address and solve the loneliness epidemic on our campus Asfi Tias is a second year student in the College of Arts and Sciences Her column Thoughts After Midnight focuses on students’ academic and social experiences on campus with hot takes and political commentary She can be reached at atias@cornellsun.com The Cornell Daily Sun is interested in publishing a broad and diverse set of content from the Cornell and greater Ithaca community. We want to hear what you have to say about this topic or any of our pieces. Here are some guidelines on how to submit. And here’s our email: associate-editor@cornellsun.com I didn’t realize until after my recent visit to Tia’s Tacos that the Turkey Creek taqueria was essentially a reincarnation of Paco’s Tacos the owners had some legal issues with the former name forcing them to rebrand under the current moniker Even though Tia’s (Spanish for “aunt”) is in the same location as Paco’s so I went into Tia’s Tacos under the impression it was a brand-new entity I’ll tell you how I think this new venture stacks up to the original Tacos indeed are the main attraction, but the menu offers several chips-based starters, with toppings like salsa, cheese dip and house-made guacamole. The Grub Spouse and I weren’t interested in chips, so I forged ahead to the lineup of street tacos. Having since gone back and re-read my original review of Paco’s Tacos I noticed that the selection was virtually the same Then you choose either a corn or flour tortilla (or the tortilla of the day) you decide whether you want it topped off street style (onions cilantro and lime) or American style (lettuce I requested three tacos as follows: grilled cactus with pico in a jalapeño corn tortilla (their special of the day) served street style ($4.54); chorizo in a flour tortilla street style ($4.29); and sauteed mahi-mahi with pico in a flour tortilla Other entrée options include Paco’s nachos (a nod to the restaurant’s previous name) 12 different signature burritos and a handful of sandwiches a 12-inch flour tortilla filled with melted cheese The Spouse went with grilled chicken ($10.59) We also ordered a couple of pieces of tres leches cake ($5 each) I snagged a couple of samples from the five-flavor salsa bar but when an employee showed up with our trays of food I was definitely ready for some south-of-the-border grub My sampling of the fajita-quesadilla was positive The grilled chicken embodied a flavorfully smoky essence The grilled and folded tortilla was basic in appearance but delivered more than expected in the eating The one with the least impact for me was the grilled cactus with pico which was dominated by the tortilla and its blend of jalapeño zip prominent corn flavor and unmistakable cilantro which played well with the milder flour tortilla and American-style toppings Taking top honors in my book was the chorizo taco and its seasoned sausage The spicy meat was complemented but not overwhelmed by the other ingredients we both really enjoyed our slices of tres leches cake which were moist and boasted an abundance of sweetened milk topping our Paco’s Tacos meal consisted of a specialty burrito I don’t know if the food quality overall has improved or if the difference in our orders accounts for the uptick But suffice it to say that if you get super-hungry for eclectic and tasty street tacos Bottom line: This locally owned Turkey Creek eatery serves a unique lineup of tacos First-time transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) may be associated with a long-term cognitive decline on par with stroke survivors potentially overturning conventional beliefs about the neurologic impacts of TIAs These findings suggest that healthcare providers should be conducting cognitive screening in patients who have experienced their first TIA an assistant professor at The University of Alabama at Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine “Stroke increases the risk of cognitive decline and dementia; however, compared with stroke, the relationship between TIA and vascular cognitive impairment is less well understood,” the investigators wrote in the February 10 issue of JAMA Neurology Del Bene and colleagues conducted a secondary analysis of data from 16,203 participants in the Reasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke study The cohort included 356 individuals who experienced a first-time TIA 965 individuals who had a first-time stroke and 14,882 asymptomatic control individuals Cognitive function was assessed every 2 years using verbal fluency and memory tests including the Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer’s Disease Word List Learning The primary outcome was a standardized cognitive composite score with secondary outcomes assessing specific domains of cognitive function To distinguish the effects of TIA from preexisting cognitive decline or other vascular risk factors the investigators used segmented regression models These models allowed them to compare the cognitive trajectories of individuals before and after their cerebrovascular event and vascular risk factors such as hypertension participants exhibited cognitive trajectories like those exhibited by asymptomatic control individuals the rate of cognitive decline accelerated significantly The annual cognitive decline rate among patients with TIA vs control individuals was −0.05 vs −0.02 SDs per year (P = .02) the decline observed in the TIA group was not statistically different from the decline seen in stroke survivors who experienced a cognitive deterioration rate of −0.04 per year (P = .43) The cognitive impairment observed in patients with TIA was primarily driven by declines in immediate and delayed memory recall This suggests that TIAs may selectively impact memory-related brain regions though the underlying mechanisms remain uncertain In an accompanying editorial an assistant professor at Weill Cornell Medicine argue that these findings challenge the traditional notion that TIAs are benign events with no lasting consequences “TIAs are far from benign and should instead be considered potential harbingers of progressive cognitive decline,” they wrote Their editorial noted that this new study addresses many of the limitations of previous research by using a large and rigorous adjudication of TIA and stroke events the exact mechanisms driving post-TIA cognitive decline remain poorly understood “The authors speculate that beta-amyloid and tau pathology could be present that gamma-aminobutyric acid transmission could have been disrupted or that blood-brain barrier opening could have promoted neuroinflammation,” Smith and Navi noted “a similar phenomenon of accelerated cognitive decline has been seen after systemic vascular events This raises the possibility of other mechanisms These findings have immediate implications for clinicians managing patients with TIAs Given the elevated risk for cognitive decline physicians should not view TIAs as isolated transient events but rather as markers of potential long-term neurologic impairment “Stroke-prevention specialists and primary care practitioners should question patients with TIAs about the presence of cognitive symptoms and be prepared to do a cognitive screen for impairment,” they recommended “TIA should now be viewed as a risk marker for cognitive decline as well as a risk marker for adverse vascular events.” Smith and Navi stressed the need for further research to elucidate the mechanisms linking TIA to cognitive impairment Possible avenues of investigation include examining neuroinflammatory markers assessing subtle structural brain changes using advanced imaging and exploring potential interactions with neurodegenerative processes Understanding these mechanisms could inform future therapeutic strategies aimed at reducing post-TIA cognitive decline The investigators reported funding from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the McKnight Brain Research Foundation Navi reported receiving personal fees from MindRhythm Send comments and news tips to news@medscape.net Subscribe  Gift a Subscription prepares fresh tamales at her home in the South Valley of Albuquerque on Dec Maria Estrada stands in front of her food truck on Monday morning Estrada learned to make tamales from her grandmother in Durango eventually earning the 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to the email address listed on your account Personal:  daughter of Emily Nixon and Joel Jackson … born August 5 2002 … Sibling: Zach Jackson … Business major … expected to graduate May 2026 … her career ambition outside of sports is to “working in project management or in the marketing business sector” … lists Tara Davis as her biggest sports influence “because she is a talented long jumper known for her exceptional athleticism and determination Her dedication to the sport and ability to excel under pressure make her an inspiring figure for me” … chose to attend Morgan State “because my choice was heavily influenced by the coaches I know the most important thing for me is a good relationship with the coaches and I knew we was going to have a good bond” … the athletic accomplishment she is most proud of “ is definitely jumping 6.21 at our home meet at Morgan” … enjoys “hanging out with my friends and trying new activities and foods 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 NEW YORK, March 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Nabla, the leading ambient AI assistant for clinicians, today announced its newest partnership with Tia the health clinic that has redefined the standard of care for women After a successful two-month pilot program Tia rolled out Nabla's ambient AI assistant to its clinical team marking a significant step forward in its technology-driven approach This partnership enhances patient-centered care by alleviating clinical burnout and reducing the time spent on medical documentation for Tia appointments regardless of whether it's in-person or virtual Tia's recent Women's Integrated Primary Care 2024 Outcomes Report cited that nearly half of women ages 18-35 reported negative interactions with healthcare providers contributing to higher rates of mental health issues This issue is especially pronounced for women of color and LGBTQIA+ individuals who are disproportionately affected by medical bias and limited access to healthcare services a patient-first approach that emphasizes active listening and shared decision-making between patients and providers Excessive documentation requirements shift providers' focus to screens rather than patients adding administrative burden and potentially weakening the patient-provider relationship by creating a sense of disinterest "Improving provider-patient interactions is at the heart of Tia's mission," Felicity Yost "We want our providers to feel inspired by their work and deeply connected to their patients and not buried in administrative tasks allowing us to stay true to our values of gender equity and patient-centered care." Thirty Tia providers participated in the two-month pilot across seven specialties participants reported that the time required to submit a clinical note after an appointment was cut in half when using Nabla Tia expanded Nabla's use across all its clinics and markets integrating it into both telehealth and in-person appointments Tia's provider team quickly embraced the AI assistant and it is now actively used by more than 90 providers who have collectively generated over 50,000 clinical notes to date "Bias in healthcare technology is a serious issue," said Delphine Groll Nabla has ensured that the training datasets for our speech-to-text model include a great diversity of genders and languages to mitigate bias in clinical documentation our clinical documentation evaluation process includes checks to carefully assess whether facts are wrongly inferred About Nabla Nabla is the leading ambient AI assistant reducing practitioner stress and improving patient care Nabla produces AI-generated clinical notes in seconds from any encounter across all specialties Nabla's capabilities include AI-enabled medical coding identification and smooth EHR integrations The company's leadership includes: Alex Lebrun (CEO) with over two decades of experience building AI products and whose companies have been acquired by Nuance (VirtuOz) and Facebook (Wit.ai); Delphine Groll (COO) and Martin Raison (CTO) who was previously CIO at The Permanente Federation recently joined Nabla as Chief Medical Officer inventor of the iPod and former Apple executive Media Contact [email protected] the leading ambient AI assistant for clinicians has expanded its partnership with Neighborhood Healthcare strengthens its ambient AI technology with the addition of Nabla Dictation Health Care & Hospitals Computer & Electronics Medical Pharmaceuticals Artificial Intelligence Do not sell or share my personal information: went home to be with the Lord on February 25 1967 to the late William and Alder Chapman She graduated from Central Hower High School in 1985 before attending Kent State University where she studied journalism Tia loved to express herself through the written word She also enjoyed reading and was able to immerse herself in books during her employment at the Akron Public Library as a young woman Tia had a warm spirit and made friends wherever she went She was always the life of the party and was quick with a smile and a joke She loved to listen to music and go out dancing as well as family gatherings where she showed her love through her excellent cooking Tia's daughters remember how she could make simple outings special They fondly remember spending days outdoors at the park feeding the ducks and enjoying the sunshine with their mom Her strength and positive attitude served as an example to her loved ones of how to persevere in trying circumstances Tia's lived her life fully and will be truly missed by everyone who knew her She will live on through the memories and hearts of all her precious family and friends Tia leaves to cherish her memory her loving daughters Tiana Carmona (Quincy) and Ashante (James) Leggett; sisters Kim Chapman and Cheryl Chapman; grandchildren Kristian; and a host of other relatives and close friends Tia's family will celebrate her life privately To share a memory or leave a message for Tia's family A HOTTIE from the 90s has shown off her ageless beauty three decades after shooting to stardom Tia Carrere looked half her age in a plunging violet gown more than 30 years after finding fame on Wayne’s World The stunning actress sizzled up a storm as she posed on the red carpet this week She attended the 2025 Scientific and Technical Awards at Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on April 29 the ageless actress showed off her natural beauty as she smiled with her hand on her hip Tia seemingly went braless for the occasion with her figure on full display in the plunging purple frock Tia's figure was visible for all to see as she posed up a storm The sizzling snaps have surfaced on social media with fans in awe over Tia's stunning beauty 33 years after Wayne's World catapulted her to fame "Timeline cleanse? Haha. Everyone remember Tia Carrere?" asked one person on X who shared a snap from her red carpet appearance. They added: "Loved her in True Lies. I am happy she seems to be doing so well. Here she is 33 years after Wayne’s World." someone else said: "How AMAZING does Tia Carrera look? Tia shot to fame in what was originally a spin-off of a Saturday Night Live skit The cult classic Wayne's World skit ended up taking on a life of its own when it premiered in theaters in 1992 as a standalone movie The plot follows friends Wayne and Garth, played by actors Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as they navigate the overnight success of their little-known TV show and the multiple challenges it presents Just before their troubles became apparent a singer and bassist in the band Crucial Taunt Nominated for the Most Desirable Female prize by MTV Movie and TV Awards in 1992 Although she shot to fame in Wayne's World, Tia picked up her first acting gig by chance, when she was spotted at a Hawaii grocery market, according to a 2020 interview with Vice The experience changed her life, she said, and led her to move to Los Angeles a few years later for a rough introduction to the movie industry After dealing with a slew setbacks Tia began landing jobs in the likes of TV shows General Hospital and MacGyver But it was the wacky script that landed on her desk in 1991 that changed everything this is the part that can change my life," she told Vice Tia to connect patients to nutrition counseling services via Nourish's network of registered dietitians Tia says it will enhance its model of providing holistic integrated care that supports women through various stages of life Tia members will have access to customized nutrition guidance that addresses a range of health goals and conditions The partnership will also allow Tia members to access nutrition care that is integrated into their overall healthcare journey "Women's health is more than just reproductive care and nutrition plays a fundamental role in everything from hormone balance to chronic disease treatment and prevention," Jessica Horwitz "Our partnership with Nourish takes Tia's integrated care model a step further ensuring that our patients have access to personalized evidence-based nutrition care as part of their healthcare journey," she said "By embedding nutrition into our innovative primary care model we are giving women access to an additional resource to holistically manage their health In 2023, Tia expanded its mental health services to include new offerings dubbed Groups and Coaching Groups is an eight-week program where women with shared experiences and Coaching is a 50-minute non-clinical appointment to address stress Tia also partnered with Los Angeles health system Cedars-Sinai to open the hybrid care provider's second Los Angeles clinic in Santa Monica in collaboration with the health system The company set up additional clinics in Pasadena The partners share clinical leadership with Tia medical directors and providers working with their equivalents at Cedars-Sinai core coordination between primary and specialty care and the measurement of quality metrics will also be part of the partnership Other players in the women's healthcare space include Allara Health, which scored $26 million in Series B funding in January © 2025 MobiHealthNews is a publication of HIMSS Media The latest news in digital health delivered daily to your inbox San Antonio will be a part of the Bulverde and Evans Retail Center Thalia is a features reporter for North San Antonio Northeast San Antonio Metrocom and New Braunfels editions of Community Impact She holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from Texas A&M University-San Antonio hanging out with her dog Maxwell and spending time with her family “Tia is living her life right now, and Tia is doing Tia,” Tamera told Entertainment Tonight in a recent interview “I didn’t know [about the reality show] until — I found out with the rest of the world!” Tamera said she won’t be joining Tia in My Next Act Tamera also said she and husband Adam Housley aren’t trying to set Tia up on dates following Tia’s divorce from Cory Hardrict last year “I feel like she doesn’t want any of our input right now Tia is doing Tia, and Tamera Mowry is always going to be there to support her! #tameramowry #tiamowry #tiatamera From what both Tia and Tamera have been saying it seems like the Mowry sisters are distant these days After We TV released a sneak peek of Tia Mowry: My Next Act on Friday viewers inferred that Tia and Tamera are no longer on good terms “Being alone has been the most challenging part of my divorce It’s times like this when I feel and wish that my sister and I were still close and I could pick up the phone and call her,” Tia said in the 11-minute preview “But that’s just not where we are right now.” Sources told People and E! News that Tia and Tamera are “close” and that Tia was talking about their “physical location,” adding that Tia lives in Los Angeles and Tamera lives in Napa But that rationale doesn’t explain why Tia would feel like she couldn’t call her sister Tia Mowry: My Next Act, which will also stream on ALLBLK new-lease-on-life universe” across eight episodes according to an AMC Networks press release “Tired of people distorting the narrative of her relationships and life Tia Mowry is removing the filter like never before while embarking on a fearless and fierce journey of self-discovery post-divorce,” the official synopsis reads then as a wife… Now she’s on her own for the first time in her life The struggle is real as Tia navigates her newly single status as well as building businesses and juggling her ever-evolving career she finds happiness along the way with her village of larger-than-life friends and family in Tia Mowry: My Next Act.” Sign Up As Rice University prepares to celebrate the Class of 2025 at commencement May 9-10 Rice News is spotlighting a series of soon-to-be graduates: 713-348-0000 | Privacy Policy | Campus Carry Here are her favourite ways to find "ohana" in Hawaii Twenty-three years after lending her voice to Lilo's big sister Nani in the Lilo & Stitch animated film Tia Carrere is coming full-circle as she stars in the upcoming live-action Lilo & Stitch film as a new character But the role is also a chance for Carrere to do one of the things she loves most: showcase her Hawaiian heritage "I was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii," Carrere tells the BBC from Maui's pristine Napili Bay, where she's joined longtime musical collaborator Daniel Ho to perform in George Kahumoku Jr.'s Hawaii Masters Tour "It informs everything about me." Carrere's Hollywood career famously began when she was discovered at a supermarket in Waikiki as a 17-year-old "I always say that people come to Hollywood from somewhere else to become something else," she muses "I think because I was born and raised in Hawaii It's my grandma's homespun knowledge; the golden rule Carrere has lived in Los Angeles for decades but has never forgotten the concept or the feeling of ohana (family) "Family to Hawaiians means a solid base that you can trust to have your back – always," says Carrere "… [And] Hawaii is a great place to vacation with your family because the most delightful things about Hawaii don't have to cost you anything more than just flying here and staying here… Because you walk out your door and you're in the ocean The kids can build sandcastles on the beach They can go hiking through a bamboo forest They can see birds that they've never seen anywhere before They can snorkel and see fishes and coral that they've never seen before and it's all just right there… It's the Earth." Here are Carrere's favourite ways to enjoy ohana in Hawaii "I love this place for families," says Carrere – mother to 19-year-old Bianca and auntie to several nieces and nephews "You get off the plane here [in Maui] and [a sign says] 'Maui has eight of the 10 most-dangerous beaches in Hawaii for spinal cord injury.' I guess it's the way the water sucks up and comes down Carrere loves staying at Napili Kai Beach Resort in Napili Bay an idyllic half-moon-shaped resort beach in West Maui that's refreshingly less-crowded than many of its sister beaches Napili Kai Beach Resort's vintage gabled wooden structure is likewise a throwback to a simpler time Head to Carrere's pick, Ala Moana Beach Park Magic Island in Waikiki."It's a very protected "It's a safe haven for them to just sit and play on the sand You don't have to worry about current coming in." "It reminds me of when I was a kid," says Carrere of the boutique resort; originally built in the 1960s "It's not luxe; it doesn't have elevators to get to the second floor with your luggage but it's mostly about the bay and how simple and charming it is It's the best quaint time capsule of a hotel in Hawaii." Napili Kai offers spacious one-room suites with oceanfront, beach and garden views. Visitors can swim, snorkel or relax on the beach, and dine at the property's casual snack bar or award-winning Sea House restaurant. Best of all? The resort offers dining and activity programmes that are free for kids.   Website: https://www.napilikai.com/ Instagram: @napili_kai Hawaii's eight main islands are home to 15 volcanoes; six of which are active Seasoned adventurers can take volcano expeditions and hike past cavernous craters and eerie eruption sites culminating in jaw-dropping views of the Pacific Ocean the park is a fantastic place for young people to learn about Hawaii's unique volcanic geological features – like lava tubes; natural tunnels formed by solidified lava flow Climate conditions can change quickly in Hawaii so be sure to check business and local weather websites to make sure that your planned activity is safe to visit – or if it's been temporarily cancelled to deal with tourist overflow "That's the hard thing," says Carrere "The caveat is you have to check to see if they're open for visitors because sometimes places get overwhelmed with tourists That's why I hesitate even to share my most intimate places." "You can go through a lava tube," she says You walk through and there's water dripping and there's ferns growing off the side That lava tube is going to be fascinating for kids." Volcanoes National Park is also where you'll find another of Carrere's favourite family-friendly spots; the Volcano House Hotel Sitting 1219m above sea level on the edge of the Kilauea Crater the historic property offers vintage bungalows and cabins on the nearby campsite allowing visitors to explore the park's natural beauty in comfort "There's another part of the volcano that has steam vents and sometimes misty and rainy," warns Carrere The hot steam could burn your legs if you're not careful But it's a fascinating place to share science with kids." Website: https://hawaiivolcanohouse.com/ Instagram: @hawaiivolcanohouse Whenever Carrere returns to Hawaii she has one goal: "I'll eat my way around the island," she laughs "Every place that I ate when I was a kid!" Hawaiian cuisine is a reflection of the islands' multicultural heritage "[There was] a huge plantation culture here," explains Carrere "All the different cultures came from the Philippines They couldn't speak each other's languages so the way everybody came together was with their food All the flavours became this delicious mélange of local cuisine. it's not gonna taste like any macaroni salad you've had anywhere else "They have the most delicious all-natural flavours like guava and coconut They're meticulous with their shave ice I can't stand shave ice that's hard and crunchy… it should melt in your mouth That's what shave ice is; a huge block of ice that's scooped around and shaved But Carrere's first stop off the plane is always Liliha Bakery in Honolulu "It's the same counter that I grew up at when my grandma took me there; I must have been maybe eight the first time," she says "I like the hamburger steak plate with rice and macaroni salad and a butter roll and fruit punch… my grandma used to have the cheeseburger – and of course Ensaïmada is fantastic; it's a golden sweet bun with butter and sugar on top." She pauses "I'm dying right now just thinking about this." Website: https://www.lilihabakery.com/ Instagram: @lilihabakery The human history of the Hawaiian islands began with settlement by Polynesian peoples between 940 and 1200 AD Kamehameha I unified the islands and became the first ruler of the new Kingdom of Hawaii The arrival of Europeans in the 17th Century led to the settlement of plantations and a forced overthrow of the monarchy in the late 19th Century Hawaii became a US state in 1959 and attracts millions of visitors with its spectacular beaches towering volcanoes and laid-back lifestyle with a whole thing about how to circumnavigate when you're on a boat and follow the stars "It's not my most favourite part of Hawaiian history," says Carrere. "It's poignant and painful, but also fascinating [because] it's the only place in the US that was a royal palace It's where Queen Lili'uokalaniwas imprisoned when [white businessmen] overthrew her monarchy It's a fascinating period in Hawaiian history but incredibly painful also to know that sugarcane plantation owners overthrew a sovereign nation by force." Visitors can explore the palace's first and second floors which include reception rooms and bedrooms as well as Queen Lili'uokalani's Imprisonment Room where she was held under house arrest for nearly eight months after the coup Website: https://www.bishopmuseum.org/ Instagram: @bishopmuseum Website: https://www.iolanipalace.org/ Instagram: @iolanipalacehi perfumes and sounds of Hawaii have remained with Carrere her entire life and even more so since she moved to Hollywood "I used to take this for granted," she says the Earth is much more inviting; it invites you to her pleasures." For an unforgettable, memory-making sight, Carrere suggest families head to the Hale'mau'mau Crater overlook "I went up there when my kid was small You have to wake up before dawn to go up to see the sun rise over the caldera If you're looking for a way to give back to the land during your visit to Hawaii, Gohawaii.com hosts ongoing volunteer experiences; listed island by island "It's the adventure of going up there before dawn and up this windy and just to stand there and see the majesty of the earth again," says Carrere "It just takes your breath away… the mountain moonscape of the volcano It just – poof – opens up before you." 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Be one of the first to try our new activity feed Tias Little teaches a unique style that integrates Buddhist teaching with somatic awareness through precise alignment When I went to graduate school to study Eastern philosophy It was clear it wasn’t coming out of doing Warrior I I started to feel positive changes in my mental state from my own sitting practice especially in the Tibetan Dzogchen tradition The combination of the yoga asana and the teachings of the Buddha dharma is the most potent combination I’ve been able to find blending asana and anatomy instruction. I have a great love for the structure of the body and the science of anatomy I have more than 300 images in my PowerPoint presentation and I always teach with a full-length skeleton and a sacrum model I can place the sacrum model next to their pelvis to show what is happening I want them to get to experience the lessons in their bodies so it’s not just theory But you also teach that yoga is more than just the poses… I always tell students that yoga is really mind training “Do you think you can do the whole yogic path through the postures?” I tell them no What is it like running a yoga retreat center with your wife Most students who come through our program do private sessions with her She has expertise in nutrition and therapeutic yoga We both study with the same teacher—Tsoknyi Rimpoche—and we share the same dharma Tia’s members will have access to virtual personalized nutrition guidance that can address a range of needs chronic disease management and weight management Tia, a women’s health company, is partnering with food-as-medicine platform Nourish to offer women food and nutrition support, the companies announced Thursday San Francisco-based Tia offers in-person and virtual support for women. Its services include gynecology, primary care, mental health and wellness support. By partnering with New York City-based Nourish Tia’s members will have access to virtual personalized nutrition guidance that can address a range of needs patients are matched with a registered dietitian who creates a tailored plan that may include coaching About 94% of Nourish patients have no out-of-pocket costs “Nutrition has always been a cornerstone of Tia’s care model with a deep understanding of the role food and diet plays in our health,” said Jessica Horwitz “While we bring this lens into all of the care we provide we wanted to ensure we had a clinically sound partner for patients who would benefit from a personalized and deeper level of nutrition expertise — provided by registered dieticians Nourish was a clear leader in terms of their ability to provide high quality nutrition support all delivered by registered dieticians and covered by insurance — making them an ideal partner.” In addition to Nourish’s services being integrated into Tia’s model Nourish patients can also be referred to Tia for primary care support they’d have to be in a state where Tia operates Nutrition is vital in women’s health as poor nutrition can affect gynecologic issues like polycystic ovary syndrome That’s what Nourish hopes to address in this partnership “Many conditions that disproportionately impact women — such as PCOS and metabolic conditions — can be significantly improved with nutrition intervention,” said Aidan Dewar “By integrating Nourish’s services into Tia’s model we aim to empower more women with the tools and expert support they need to improve their health outcomes.” This isn’t Nourish’s first partnership with a women’s health company. In December, it teamed up with women’s telehealth company Wisp to support patients taking GLP-1s Discover what tools are essential for efficient safe surgical extractions in today’s health care landscape Discover Houston's best orthopedic surgery centers and what features — from personalized treatment plans to rehabilitation services — make these top providers stand out in their industry This webinar will explore how a banking platform approach could be the resource for your company After Tia Mowry commented on her relationship with her twin sister Tamera Mowry Housley on a promo for her new docuseries a source spoke out about the twins' current dynamic Here's what's really going on with regard to Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry Housley's sister "The sisters are close," the insider told E "but the quote being referenced was about their physical location—Tamera lives in Napa and Tia lives in Los Angeles." On the teaser for WE tv's Tia Mowry: My Next Act "Being alone has been the most challenging part of my divorce It's times like this when I feel and wish that my sister and I were still close and I could pick up the phone and call her But that's just not where we are right now." News has reached out to Tamera's rep for comment on Tia's remarks but has not heard back who rose to fame with her sister—her only one among her three siblings—while starring with her on the '90s sitcom Sister did not comment further on the twins' current relationship in the teaser video she did give Tamera a shoutout on social media the day the promo was released referring to her and Cory's 13-year-old son and including a clip of the sisters' Style network docuseries The reality star—who also shared an Instagram video of Tamera commenting about her breast milk in 2019 months after she and Cory welcomed daughter Cairo "With my new show Tia Mowry: My Next Act coming out on October 4th Tamera had also shared a clip of herself and Tia from Tia & Tamera on her own Instagram back in July as part of a birthday tribute to her twin "HAPPY BIRTHDAY @tiamowry," she wrote I’ve been seeing this hilarious clip all over my timeline so I thought it would be the perfect throwback for our special day Hope it brings a smile to your face like it does mine Here’s to more laughter and memories together." Days earlier, Tia shared an early birthday tribute to Tamera. "Having you by my side as we’ve grown and evolved has been an incredible blessing," she wrote on Instagram "Not everyone can say they’ve had someone with them through every major milestone in life." "From growing up together and getting our big break to navigating the teenage years I’m immensely grateful to have shared this journey with you Here’s to celebrating all the beautiful memories and milestones we’ve experienced and built together Karina uttered these words as we chatted about Greek Life and rushing While it may have been a lighthearted quip there was a sliver of truth behind her words “Women freeze in heels during sorority rush men are sipping drinks and being celebrated This double standard isn’t just accepted — it’s everywhere It’s a world steeped in male dominance and exclusion.” experiencing sexism was simply an afterthought the school that molded the great Ruth Bader Ginsburg and other women in science I have experienced sexism on our very own campus It seeps into our own social circles with our own friends and acquaintances The prevalence of sexism in Cornell can be blatant there is also more implicit sexism that goes undiscussed and is a bleeding reminder in our daily lives there is the stereotyped “locker room” talk between boys us women talk about boys too in our private spaces those conversations are more so about “look how cute he is,” or “should I text him?” or “what should I say?” They never become disparaging remarks I’d observe men — whether fraternity brothers or friends She makes that other girl look like a supermodel. Comments like this are disrespectful and insulting Ascribing an image of sexual promiscuity on a woman is not the place of any man Why is it that men assume women’s private lives and why is it something to be mocked and the attention I receive is loaded with assumptions Just because men hit on me doesn’t mean I’m involved with every one of them.”  Why is it that being friendly reduces a woman to being considered a “whore?” For years women have been criticized for every single action — whether it be their appearance via impossible beauty standards or reproductive health What comes off as talk between the boys becomes harmful discourse that continues to suggest that women are commodities rather than whole human beings. Even in the non-romantic sense, studies suggest that men often view friendly behavior as “sexual.” This is a dangerous line of thought because this is the beginnings of what justifies more serious issues It is seen in phrases such as:She was asking for it Why is friendliness seen as a greenlight for men to think that a woman is suggesting sexual or romantic interest Many men argue: that is what a heterosexual man thinks — that’s just the way it is but I’d like to add the implicit phrase: and you have to adapt Why is a woman’s worth decided by her face Why is something like this prevalent in an Ivy League institution — a place founded under the basic principles of equality?Why does society continue to question our worth and motives in spaces where men remain unquestioned is failing to live up to its inclusive mission It is a shame that this type of behavior exists and goes unaddressed in the first Ivy League school that admitted women Sexism is just as part of a woman’s life as her menstrual cycle with those insults being passed off as jokes is something that all women have gone through Whether it be getting objectified as a frat-brother calls you and your friends hot or chopped or to be called whorish for being friendly These forms of sexism translate to much bigger issues in our political and social landscape especially when it comes to domestic violence engineers and politicians — so whatever happens now needs to be corrected and addressed Why should we as women accept these things Many young men often do not understand the implications of their words and actions — seemingly passive comments cut deep into the psyche of women and our community as a whole I urge both young Cornell men and women to reflect Men should start to be more thoughtful and mindful of their words and how they may affect the women around them Those small steps can lead to a much bigger impact Her column Thoughts After Midnight focuses on students’ academic and social experiences on Campus with hot takes and political commentary Sister's anniversary by studying up on some of Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry's most candid quotes about relationships Tia noted she and Tamera didn’t always know if it would even make it to air “My sister and I faced rejection when our show wasn’t initially picked up but we didn’t give up," the actress continued "We prayed and were later told the show would be a mid-season replacement A Mid-season replacement is a show that replaces a show that didn’t do well in the Fall Whenever I feel like I get to a place where I want to quit I go back to that moment and remember that dreams do come true and to keep going and keep believing." While fans watched how Tia and Tamera’s characters were (Alexa “shaking up the family tree with sibling synchronicity,” lately internet users have been wondering if the twins are still just as in sync IRL Questions about the state of their bond started to arise last fall after a sneak peek at Tia’s reality series Tia Mowry: My Next Act dropped and showed her navigating her new chapter following her divorce from Cory Hardrict “Being alone has been the most challenging part of my divorce,” The Game star—who shares son Cree “It’s times like this when I feel and wish that my sister and I were still close and I could pick up the phone and call her But that’s just not where we are right now.”As for their current status?"We live in different places," Tia continued in the Oct noting her home in Los Angeles is about 400 miles from Tamera in Napa Valley We have our own wants and desires and needs But when it came to her closeness comment, Tia insisted she was referring to their physical proximity and not the state of their relationship "What I meant by that is we as siblings are not as accessible to one another,” she told E noting roles and families also keep them busy “and that is beautiful and challenging at the same time.” As for how Tamera felt about her sister’s remark “I think that’s something you would have to ask her,” Tia added “I don’t want to speak on behalf of my sister and we all know it’s very normal for people to take things out of context And as she enters her next act, it appears Tia didn’t feel the need to give Tamera a heads-up about My Next Act."It's normal for you not to tell everyone everything," she told the Associated Press Oct We don't have to tell each other everything Love you guys!”To learn more about the drama—as well as other candid confessions Tia and Tamera have shared about their lives over the years—keep reading Tia Mowry Recalls Losing Her Virginity to Cory Hardrict I said it," she continued on her We TV series Tia and Cory wed in 2008 and welcomed two children together: son Cree in 2011 and daughter Cairo in 2018 But in 2022, the couple split. While Tia cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their breakup in her divorce filing she later offered insight into when she knew her marriage to Cory was over “I knew when I really started to focus on my happiness,” the Sister, Sister alum said on a November 2022 episode of Today we tend to focus on everybody else’s happiness making sure that everybody else is OK—meaning our children And when you start to really work on yourself then all of a sudden there's this awakening so worth it."After being honest with herself about the dissolution of her marriage too."I got tired of not being authentic and living in my truth," she added in Tia Mowry: My Next Act "I got tired of showing up at events and people thinking everything was perfect when it wasn't." Tia Reveals the Role Her Kids Played in Her Decision to Divorce Tia also considered how the divorce would affect Cree and Cairo.“A part of my decision was also for them,” she explained in a June 2023 interview with HelloBeautiful “For them seeing their mother walk in truth I feel like it’s a great lesson for them because it was not an easy decision It was one of the hardest decisions that I had ever had to make in my entire life [They can say] my mommy is living and chasing her truth."And The Game star hopes her kids can one day carve their own path "I want my children to do that," she added "That’s the best gift I can give them I want for them not to live a life that I want them to live for them not to live a life that everybody else wants them to live or what they think that they should be or live I want them to see that it is okay to have a bad day I want them to see that it is okay to chase your joy I want them to see that it is okay to live your truth.” Tia Reflects on Where She Stands With Twin Sister Tamera Mowry "It's times like this when I feel and wish that my sister and I were still close "and that is beautiful and challenging at the same time.” Tamera Says She Found Out About Tia's New Show "With the Rest of the World"  Tamera Remembers Attending Therapy With Tia to Work on Their Communication The siblings have spoken about their ups and downs before. During an episode of their former reality show Tia & Tamera—which ran from 2011 to 2013—they attended a counseling session to work on their communication."It's because we were so different and we needed to learn to communicate in a way that was positive for the both of us," Tamera explained on a 2019 episode of The Real "I'm very sensitive as the world knows and my sister—she's very assertive and she can handle herself We had to learn how to communicate properly with each other." Growing up, Tamera was used to the public drawing comparisons between her and Tia. "Being born as an identical twin, I feel like I had no choice in the matter that people were going to compare. It happens," she said in a January 2024 YouTube video "You see twins your brain automatically wants to compare and look at the differences: 'Oh One is a little bit more shy.'"And after a while these comparisons took a toll."As I got older—college being on TV—I started to take it personal and that's when it became toxic," the actress continued "And you can Google to see the toxic comparions out there."However her mother gave her some advice: "Comparison is the thief of joy.""Even though I'm a twin God made each of us different," Tamera said Tamera Speaks About Marriage to Adam Housley 'You're gonna have your ups and downs.' Our marriage is not perfect And we're actually growing together instead of apart."And they check in on each other "'What things can we do to continue keeping us happy?' Because I don't just want to be married for a long time I want to be happily married for a long time." Tamera wrote in her memoir You Should Sit Down for This a list of places she wants to have sex on a car in the rain and in each room in her house "I wanted to get rid of all those stereotypes," she told the outlet Just because you've been married for over a decade that doesn't mean that you have to dry up." Tamera has gotten real about her first four years on The Real."It was one of the unhappiest times of my life," she wrote in her memoir while discussing the commute, the grind and public scrutiny Tamera has many fond memories from her seven years on the show too—which she reflected on while announcing her departure from cohosting in 2020."The friendships that I've made there will last a lifetime and the people that I've had the blessing to interview have changed my life for the better," she wrote in part of an Instagram post at the time "I'm so proud of what all the ladies and I have accomplished there including two well-deserved NAACP Image Awards and a Daytime Emmy." Tia & Tamera Reveal If They'd Ever Be Up for a Sister (This story was originally published October 15 We collect cookies. Read our privacy policy. Do you accept? Type Inspection Authorization is considered the final phase of aircraft certification ahead of commercial service; Tests were completed using an FAA-conforming flight deck in a Joby simulator; Company targets 2025 to start TIA flight testing with first FAA-conforming aircraft Joby conducted its first testing under TIA on the flight deck of the company’s electric air taxi with FAA pilots using FAA-conforming hardware in Marina a company developing electric air taxis for commercial passenger service today announced it has entered the final phase of certification for its electric air taxi having conducted its first FAA testing under Type Inspection Authorization (“TIA”) The testing involved pilots from the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) evaluating human factors elements of flight safety using an FAA-conforming flight deck in a Joby simulator TIA testing is considered the final phase of the type certification process which paves the way for an aircraft to begin commercial passenger operations This phase involves FAA test pilots conducting testing to validate an aircraft’s performance and safety in accordance with previously-approved certification test plans “This milestone demonstrates Joby’s continued industry leadership and is a reflection of the maturity of our test program and the rigorous company testing we’ve already completed,” said JoeBen Bevirt “As well as continuing the for-credit testing of components aerostructures and systems that is already underway we are targeting the start of TIA flight testing in 2025 with our first FAA-conforming aircraft which is currently being built at our facility in Marina The tests were conducted according to a set of criteria outlined in an FAA-approved human factors certification test plan and measured pilot workload under various expected flight conditions as well as other human factors aspects of aircraft safety Four FAA test pilots completed three days of TIA testing during the engagement In another major achievement earlier this month Joby announced it has successfully completed static load testing on a FAA-conforming tail structure of the aircraft marking the first time the Company had tested a major aerostructure for FAA credit Joby is the first eVTOL manufacturer to complete three of five stages of the FAA type certification program and is more than 40 percent complete with the Company’s work for the fourth stage Joby’s electric air taxi is designed to carry a pilot and up to four passengers at speeds of up to 200 mph offering high-speed mobility with a fraction of the noise produced by helicopters and zero operating emissions Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY) is a California-based transportation company developing an all-electric, vertical take-off and landing air taxi which it intends to operate as part of a fast, quiet, and convenient service in cities around the world. To learn more, visit www.jobyaviation.com This release contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the “safe harbor” provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 statements regarding the development and performance of our aircraft the growth of our manufacturing capabilities the expected timing of type certification; our business plan goals and market opportunity; our current expectations relating to our business capital needs and growth of our operations; and the expected benefits of our vertically-integrated business model including the ability to rapidly bring new technologies to market You can identify forward-looking statements by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or current facts These statements may include words such as “anticipate” “likely” and other words and terms of similar meaning in connection with any discussion of the timing or nature of future operating or financial performance or other events All forward looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) on February 27 and in future filings and other reports we file with or furnish to the SEC Any such forward-looking statements represent management’s estimates and beliefs as of the date of this release While we may elect to update such forward-looking statements at some point in the future even if subsequent events cause our views to change investors@jobyaviation.com press@jobyaviation.com As the sun slowly rose over the Son Tra Peninsula I fluttered open my eyes and allowed its warm rays to wash over me Towering above stood a giant Lady Buddha — the tallest of its kind in Vietnam — keeping her watchful eye over my morning meditation The soothing voice of Tran Ly Du, wellness manager of nearby Tia Wellness Resort warm light that slowly grew until it enveloped my entire body giventhat the meditation was booked through a resort whose name translates to “a ray of light.” As I emerged out of the meditative state, I soaked in my surroundings — the lapping ocean, and the slow inhales of my group, all participants of Tia’s signature “Breathe” tour, an excursion representing one of four key resortpillars (along with the “Create,” “Flow” and “Nourish” pillars) Back at Tia and in front of a piping-hot bowl of pho a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) class healthy meals and even a creative workshop — here I was given a canvas to paint or collage as a goal-setting exercise for the new year The variety of activities perfectly represents Tia’s multi-pronged approach to health and an ideology that general manager Ramon Imper hopes guests will incorporate back home alcohol and a delectable lineup of sweets (albeit “Wellness is a spectrum,” he explained over our plant-based lunch at the resort’s poolside Ocean Bistro “I like to say that it’s OK to drink wine in good company.” Formerly the Fusion Maia Da Nang, the property emerged in 2021 as a wellness resort in what is an increasingly popular tourist destination on the country’s central coast (about halfway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang is serviced by its own airport) and include a raw diet on an intermittent fasting schedule and additional breathwork The resort itself is serene and calming, mixing minimalist design with neutral tones. My One-Bedroom Pool Villa featured a king-size bed a living room and a garden with an outdoor shower and a plunge pool But what was most impressive was the service Case in point: After finishing a HIIT class and acupressure massage a therapist handed me a ready-made glass of coconut water to replenish my electrolytes Imper told me her eyes always follow the viewer Copyright © 2025 Northstar Travel Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved. 301 Route 17 N, Suite 1150, Rutherford, NJ 07070 USA | Telephone: (201) 902-2000 We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Tia Jolene Shramm, born on February 29, 1980, in Pueblo, Colorado, passed away on Friday, December 13, 2024, in Frankfort, Kentucky. Services will be held at Harrod Brothers Funeral Home at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 18, 2024. Visitation... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Tia Jolene Shramm created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send comfort and support when it's needed most Made with love by funeralOne A community celebrating Black voices, Black art, and Black folx. Latines learning, remembering, healing, and finding joy in our diverse stories. Beautycon is a global platform that brings together beauty enthusiasts, brands, and industry leaders to explore the latest trends, innovations, and conversations shaping the future of beauty. "I became la loca when I experienced deep heartbreak, and not in a romantic sense, but in a spiritual sense—a deep break in my spirit. Sometimes la loca is born out of nurturing parenting and encouragement to be their own person. And sometimes la loca is made out of friction and pain, and in the end, the one who emerges is out for revenge." "Your tía la loca might give off the impression that she is strong. This all might make you believe that she is unbelievably durable. She is not. No one is." Photo: Courtesy of Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodriguez.The irony is that her life is not safe because they have insisted on the rules applying to us all She pays for daring to want a different life People slowly shun her out of public spaces and in secret phone calls and girls’ nights it is to stand in ridicule for not having done her due diligence and played her role In my loca era I was single and over thirty As if any man is worth that effort and energy I have found that marriage to a man has pacified the indignation; the label of loca is less easily brandished In another lifetime I am sure I would have been burned at the stake I could have been killed at some club or even found dead after one of my many one‑night stands my marriage has been what has made me acceptable but the fact that I am married to a cis hetero man The legitimacy that a man offers me is still of value even as much as we like to think of ourselves as beyond that between husbands I experienced a fear‑binding existence because being la tía loca who is single was dangerous The idea that a heterosexual relationship is my “saving grace” sends shivers down my spine.AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT“"I have been told I do not watch my tongue around children enough I speak freely because children should see at least one adult woman living differently if only to provide a model for them that they deserve to see They need an alternative to saying less and invisibilizing ourselves for the comfort of men." "If tu tía loca is single or in a non‑heterosexual relationship trust that she is told about the prayers for her salvation — often she is creating a universe of options for everyone who witnesses her she is showing a newer generation what is possible and what can be." The Tire Industry Association (TIA) hosted its Tire Dealers at 2 seminar at the Specialty Equipment Market Association Show and focused on risk management in retail tire shops regional risk manager for Federated Insurance took the stage to tackle big problems that tire dealers need to stay in front of to avoid lawsuits Wedin split his seminar up into sections – automotive and general liability automotive claims keep getting higher and higher and that is because distracted driving is becoming a lot more prevalent and that value keeps going up whether that means the vehicle is totaled someone is injured or something else,” says Wedin “There is some dollar amount associated with those examples A claim that ten years ago would maybe be a $1 million claim is now a $10 million claim.”   This comes down to five main things – social inflation jury anchoring and third-party litigation financing Social inflation is the increase of cost in insurance claims and litigation payouts due to social and behavioral trends Wedin uses the example of sports players signing millions of dollars in contracts a $10 million contract would have made the news – these guys are making a lot more than that now,” says Wedin “Things are inflated whether that be through social media or the jury verdicts.”   A nuclear lawsuit is a jury award of $10 million or more Another term is thermonuclear lawsuit which is $100 million or more These types of lawsuits are becoming more and more popular and can be detrimental for independent tire dealers if they are caught in one Reptile Theory is most commonly used by plaintiff attorneys to strike fear in the jury about the business or person being sued “It essentially makes the jury want to punish the company – so be aware of this tactic because these attorneys are good at this and this is becoming more and more common,” says Wedin Jury anchoring is similar to the Reptile Theory in the way that the plaintiff’s attorney will set a reference point that is really high so that the jury will use that as a jumping-off point and decide on a smaller Third-party litigation funding is when a third party invests in a lawsuit in exchange for a percentage of the payout “You need to recognize that you could be a target for any of these things,” says Wedin Wedin says to provide PPE that improves employees' driving behavior so that none of the above happens in the work vehicles employees are driving This provides protection to a tire dealer's business by having evidence of what employees were actually doing and that can help a tire dealer make the correct decision in taking action.  Wedin asked the dealers in the room if they believed their employees could recognize a faulty tire properly repair a tire or if they would feel comfortable explaining tire sales and repair procedures to a group of peers.  He asked this because he is seeing more and more plaintiffs trying to shift the responsibility of accidents from vehicle owners to tire repair shops “This is why it is so important to be proactive and manage your risks – follow industry standards manage your inventory and keep records,” says Wedin chief technical officer for TIA and moderator of the seminar says dealers should also stay away from selling or using used tires “Used tires are very risky and you better have a well-documented plan on inspection condition and everything,” said Rohlwing EdTrust in Texas advocates for an equitable education for Black and Latino students and students from low-income backgrounds across the state We believe in centering the voices of Texas students and families as we work alongside them for the better future they deserve Our mission is to close the gaps in opportunity and achievement that disproportionately impact students who are the most underserved with a particular focus on Black and Latino/a students and students from low-income backgrounds EdTrust–New York is a statewide education policy and advocacy organization focused first and foremost on doing right by New York’s children Although many organizations speak up for the adults employed by schools and colleges especially those whose needs and potential are often overlooked EdTrust-Tennessee advocates for equitable education for historically-underserved students across the state We believe in centering the voices of Tennessee students and families as we work alongside them for the future they deserve EdTrust–West is committed to dismantling the racial and economic barriers embedded in the California education system EdTrust-West engages diverse communities dedicated to education equity and justice and increases political and public will to build an education system where students of color and multilingual learners The Education Trust in Louisiana works to promote educational equity for historically underserved students in the Louisiana’s schools and communities to build urgency and collective will for educational equity and justice EdTrust in Texas advocates for an equitable education for historically-underserved students across the state EdTrust in Washington advocates for an equitable education for historically-underserved students across the state We believe in centering the voices of Washington students and families as we work alongside them for the better future they deserve The Education Trust team in Massachusetts convenes and supports the Massachusetts Education Equity Partnership (MEEP) a collective effort of more than 20 social justice civil rights and education organizations from across the Commonwealth working together to promote educational equity for historically underserved students in our state’s schools Home – Staff – Tia Lassiter she leads a dedicated team of two accounting associates responsible for managing accounts payable Her responsibilities include overseeing the day-to-day operations of the finance team handling ad hoc internal and external reporting Tia made significant contributions at YPTC a respected national accounting consulting firm Her work involved supporting various nonprofit organizations with financial reporting and ensuring compliance with GAAP material standards Tia’s extensive experience in various accounting roles within nonprofit organizations has equipped her to handle complex global transaction processes establish robust policies and procedures for internal controls develop metrics for tracking organizational resources develop organization and departmental budgets and lead and support audits to help secure unmodified opinions She holds degrees from American Intercontinental University and Howard University including master’s degrees in accountancy and business administration and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and economics What’s your favorite thing to do outside of work I enjoy good food whether I’ve cooked a masterpiece or tried a new restaurant (or old faithful restaurant) I love to travel locally or internationally I enjoy spending time with family and close friends whether it’s catching up over lunch/happy hour The Mission and the opportunities to work with some great leaders was what drew me to EdTrust Equity-Driven • Data-Centered • Student-Focused