Jonathan will be miss by many especially by his family He is also survived by his Aunts and Uncles Jude Children’s or Shriners Children’s foundation there are no recent results for popular commented articles Have the latest local news delivered every day so you don't miss out on updates Remembering those in our community who have passed on in recent days We'll send breaking news and news alerts to you as they happen Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: UPDATE: INGLEWOOD — The Amber Alert issued Wednesday for a 14-year-old girl believed to have been abducted by a 59-year-old man in Inglewood was cancelled Authorities didn’t offer any information Nevaeh Holden was last seen around 12:30 p.m according to the California Highway Patrol Authorities said Holden was in a black Dodge Caravan with California license plate 6ZMY987 Holden is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and authorities have not provided details about why he is suspected in the case The Amber Alert was issued for Los Angeles Anyone with information is urged to call 911 The Valley News is made up of local residents dedicated to keeping our communities up-to-date with local issues Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative The majority of children are excluded from Amber Alerts a public notification system for when children are abducted and there is a known threat to their safety Amber Alerts are only used when the circumstances surrounding a child's disappearance meet a narrow definition even though they can mobilize entire communities and states to help find missing children It's set up this way so people don't dismiss the alerts, said Jennifer Lester, a criminal intelligence analyst at the Ohio Attorney General's Office Bureau of Criminal Investigation. more than 250,000 reports of missing children have been filed in Ohio but just 134 Amber Alerts have been issued — an average of nine per year (or 0.05%) "You don't want to have 100 of them a year and then people will dismiss them," Lester said of the reasoning behind not having more Amber Alerts "Then people are mad that their phone's going off when they're sleeping or they're watching TV.. You don't want to make it where people don't pay attention." Amber Alerts are only sent out in Ohio when law enforcement has confirmed that a child was abducted and there is a credible threat to the child's safety, according to the Ohio Amber Alert Advisory Committee. There must also be enough information to describe the child or circumstances so that the alert can help find the child Members of the committee include law enforcement officials a community member and a victim's advocate Amber Alerts were created after 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, of Arlington, Texas, was kidnapped and murdered in 1996 An observer reported to police that he saw Amber being abducted while riding her bike and her body was found four days later in a creek near her home An autopsy revealed she died from stab wounds to the neck and her case remains unsolved A citizen suggested then that Texas radio stations should broadcast news of abducted children in the way they did weather warnings Though it matches the first name of the missing Texas girl it actually stands for "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response." Amber Alerts were first used in Ohio in 2003 and are now used in all 50 states, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). They are also used in Washington D.C.; Indian country; Puerto Rico; the U.S A 2022 USA TODAY analysis determined Amber Alerts are rarely used and it's unclear how helpful they can be in locating and recovering children At least 1,200 children have been recovered using the alerts, according to the DOJ. When an Amber Alert is issued for a child, they are usually safely recovered, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. But not always The Amber Alert in his case was issued seven days after Williams' disappearance. It is the longest-running Amber Alert in the state, said Sylvia Colon, a co-founder of the Cleveland Family Center for Missing Children and Adults. His case isn't often talked about nationally whose organization supports families of missing people she believes Amber Alerts are typically successful Ohio's missing children: Families say the 'runaway' label is an 'easy out' for police "Any kid that's been missing has (mostly) been found and pretty quickly," Colon said you don't want it to be every day where people get numb to the Amber Alerts most people whose family member goes missing want an alert for them In 2022, 74% of children in Amber Alert cases nationwide were recovered within six hours and 93% were recovered within 24 hours according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) Often, the abductors of the missing children turn the child in to authorities when an Amber Alert goes out, said Brent Currence, chair of the Ohio Amber Alert Advisory Committee. "The goal of any of the alerts is the safe recovery of the person More than 97% of children who were the subject of an Amber Alert from 2010 to 2023 in Ohio were found, according to Ohio Attorney General's Office data. with authorities frequently spending the first few important hours after a child is reported missing trying to meet the Amber Alert issuing requirements In December 2022, an Amber Alert was issued for two missing Columbus infants The Ohio State Highway Patrol said it took them longer than typical to issue the alert according to previous news reports from The Dispatch Kason and Ky'air Thomas, 5-month-old twins, were in their mother's running car around 9:45 p.m when she went inside a Donatos Pizza on North High Street in Columbus to pick up a DoorDash order for delivery a homeless woman who had previously stolen two other cars The state patrol was contacted by Columbus police at 11:41 p.m. in part because of the information needed to activate an alert Alerts are ideally sent within an hour of the state patrol being notified But Columbus police had to contact a car dealership to find someone to come in after hours and locate the temporary license plate number for the car that the twins had been kidnapped in both boys ended up being safely returned home within days of them going missing Ky’air was found by passersby where he had been left in his car seat in a parking lot at Dayton International Airport around 4:30 a.m And police found Kason in the parking lot of a Papa John’s in Indianapolis hours after Jackson’s arrest on Dec thanks to the help of two women who alerted them to the suspect and later to the stolen car with Kason in it Just weeks later, in January 2023, Ky'air died tragically after being placed face down on an adult bed with excessive pillows and blankets according to a Franklin County Coroner's report The findings revealed no evidence of "trauma She said she was high on methamphetamines when she took the car and wouldn't have stolen it had she known the children were inside With an Amber Alert being issued for very few children who go missing in Ohio law enforcement felt like the creation of another alert system for missing children was important So a lower level of alert, called an "endangered missing child alert," was created in Ohio in 2005 for when cases don't meet the criteria of an Amber Alert Still, only 10 endangered missing child alerts were issued in 2023, according to the Ohio Attorney General's Office. The average for the past 14 years was 10.5 police must suspect that a child is at serious risk for bodily injury or death if not found quickly Even if a child's case doesn't qualify for an alert Currence recommends local law enforcement notify the public that he or she is missing This can be done via department social media or radio broadcasts to local law enforcement officers Melanie did not qualify for an Amber Alert, as she wasn't thought to have been abducted and because Akron police labeled her a runaway But police said she also didn't qualify for an endangered child alert After the third time she went missing, Melanie was found dead, her body left in an alley and discovered June 12, 2023. She died due to a combination of methamphetamine and fentanyl, according to the Summit County Medical Examiner's office. No matter the circumstances surrounding a missing child vice president of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's missing persons division Getting them back to safety often takes community help, said Derrica Wilson, a former police officer and co-founder of the Maryland-based nonprofit Black and Missing Foundation While not every case can be on the evening news and local news outlets can be tagged in online posts Tips for when someone disappears: What should you do if a loved one goes missing? "We have to get that community involvement and that community engagement." The Black and Missing Foundation has put flyers and information about missing people on social media before police departments have "We all know that time is of the essence," Wilson said "We just want the families to have something to bring awareness to their missing loved ones." dking@dispatch.com detectives say 3 family members arrested in Gladys Ambert’s deathEmilee Speck ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County homicide detectives have arrested three family members after the body of a 27-year-old woman who was deaf, mute and had Cerebral palsy was found abandoned near the Valencia College campus in April the Sheriff’s Office announced detectives had arrested the victim’s aunt Nellie Ambert who is charged with first-degree murder of a disabled person is charged with abuse and neglect of a disabled person and Christian Matias,18 All three suspects were arrested Monday night The lead detective in the case became overwhelmed talking about the severe abuse and neglect Gladys Ambert suffered prior to her death Joe Covelli described a couch in the family’s home that was covered in pee pads because the victim was tied there and forced to urinate and defecate on herself The “horror" of the victim’s life began in July 2019 after Gladys Ambert’s grandmother died and she came to live with her aunt The detective said after she arrived at her aunt’s apartment Gladys Ambert was tied up every day and neglected either on the couch or in the bathroom The people who lived in the apartment used ear plugs to block out Gladys Ambert’s cries because even though she was mute and deaf she was in a lot of pain Nellie Ambert reported Gladys Ambert missing The family told detectives the woman with severe disabilities “walked away” sometimes during the night a Valencia College security guard was driving by a wooded area on campus and noticed a pink blanket in the woods “We have Gladys laying there probably about 20 feet off from the road into the wooded area with a pink blanket,” Covelli said “It looked like she just went to sleep there.” Covelli said detectives knew immediately “something wasn’t right.” The family continued to mislead detectives about what happened to the 27-year-old in their care “It was very troublesome how they lied to us The victim’s body was covered in ligature marks from where she was bound A search of the trash compactor at the family’s apartment complex detectives found the ropes phone cords and other items used to tie Gladys Ambert An autopsy report revealed the 27-year-old died of positional fixation from injuries she suffered from being hit while bound “They were hitting her so hard that she fell over and she was tied up,” Covelli said The victim had a mental capacity of a 5-year-old Covelli said the suspects should have notified the Department of Children and Families if they didn’t know how to care for a person with special needs “These were disgusting crimes committed against a person who could not take care of herself,” the detective said She was covered in obvious signs of neglect something Covelli said he will never forget “They discarded her like a piece of trash,” Covelli said The detective said the motive was “700 bucks a month," the money the family received from Social Security for Gladys Ambert The victim was living in the apartment from July 2019 until she died not one person in the apartment complex saw her there Orange County Sheriff John Mina said the department sketch artist created a new portrait of Gladys Ambert because detectives only found one other photo of the victim “We had one really really bad picture of her and her entire life and our sketch artists had to redo that so that we can at least give her that honor of having to face,” Mina said The suspects may face additional charges as the investigation is ongoing Copyright 2020 by WKMG ClickOrlando - 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ZWD The world’s leading publication for data science AMBERT proposes a simple twist to BERT: tokenize the input twice once with a fine-grained tokenizer and once with a coarse-grained tokenizer This article is mostly a summary of the AMBERT paper meant to distill the main ideas without the nitty-gritty details but I will occasionally chime in with personal observations I will prefix my own comments / ideas with the 🤔 emoji once with a fine-grained tokenizer (sub-word or word level in English character level in Chinese) and once with a coarse-grained tokenizer (phrase level in English The hope is to leverage the best of both worlds The latter is meant to fight strong biases that attention-based models learn with fine-grained tokenization the token "new" will strongly attend to "york" even when their co-existence in a sentence is unrelated to New York (e.g "A new chapel in York Minster was built in 1154") when the fine-grained "a" and "new" tokens are concatenated into a single coarse-grained "a_new" token the model correctly directs its attention to "chapel" coarse-grained tokenization cannot always be perfect – longer tokens imply more ambiguity on how to group characters into tokens consider an input like "I’m dreaming of a New York with endless summers" It’s possible that the tokenizer above would mistakenly produce two tokens "a_new" and "york" the model will trust the fine-grained "a" / "new" / "york" tokenization more A forward pass through the model consists of the following two steps: Because AMBERT uses two embedding matrices (one for each tokenization) its parameter count is notably higher than BERT’s (194M vs 110M for the English Base models) latency remains relatively unchanged since AMBERT solely adds a new set of dictionary lookups The vanilla version of AMBERT makes two strong design decisions: The authors propose two alternative versions to challenge these decisions: Before diving deeper into AMBERT’s training procedure and performance When considering aggregated metrics over benchmarks for classification and machine reading comprehension vanilla AMBERT outperforms the two variations AMBERT-Combo occasionally scores higher on individual tasks The ablation studies support the following hypotheses: the authors use the standard Masked Language Model (MLM) objective masking the same spans of text in both tokenizations (for instance if the coarse-grained token "a_new" is masked then so are the fine-tuned "a" and "new" tokens) The final loss sums up the standard cross-entropy losses from both tokenizations the upstream classifier makes three predictions based on the following contextual embeddings: a) fine-grained Each of these predictions contribute equally to the final loss together with a regularization term that encourages fine- and coarse-grained representations to be nearby in vectorial space even though the wording is not entirely clear AMBERT sometimes outperforms other BERT-derived models with a higher margin on Chinese benchmarks than on English ones I have to start with the disclaimer that I know very little about Chinese tokenization; the extent of my knowledge is limited to what the authors of the paper offer it sounds like coarse-grained tokenization in Chinese is a natural grouping of characters into words: The characters in the Chinese texts are naturally taken as fine-grained tokens We conduct word segmentation on the texts and treat the words as coarse-grained tokens We employ a word segmentation tool developed at ByteDance for the task I will focus on coarse-grained tokenization in English: We perform coarse-grained tokenization on the English texts in the following way we first calculate the n-grams in the texts using KenLM (Heafield We next build a phrase-level dictionary consisting of phrases whose frequencies are sufficiently high and whose last words highly depend on their previous words We then employ a greedy algorithm to perform phrase-level tokenization on the texts especially for a paper that has the word "tokenization" in the title While the exact procedure deserves more clarity the high-level algorithm seems to be: 1) build a dictionary of phrases from Wikipedia 2) prune it based on frequencies and a heuristic that identifies phrases in which changing start tokens heavily affects the meaning of the end tokens The problem is – longer tokens inevitably become more domain-specific especially when selected based on frequency If the nature of the fine-tuning dataset (say most coarse-grained tokens could be out-of-vocabulary in which case the model would rely solely on fine-grained tokens (i.e this problem is visible even without domain shift: an ablation study in the AMBERT paper coarse-tokenizes 10k English sentences (presumably from Wikipedia) and observes that 86% of them overlap with fine-grained tokens Another question is whether coarse-grained tokenization can enable multilingual models – the joint vocabulary size might be prohibitively expensive research on natural language understanding has been moving in the opposite direction from coarser- to finer-grained granularities: BERT replaced the standard word tokens with sub-word units There is indeed research [2] showing that masking longer spans in the MLM is helpful but such papers make a statement about the output granularity AMBERT augments BERT with two granularities of tokenization showing promising results on benchmarks in Chinese where coarse-grained tokenization is more ambiguous the idea of multiple levels of tokenization remains appealing One could consider even finer levels of granularity for English or tokenizations of the same granularity produced by different algorithms Step-by-step code guide to building a Convolutional Neural Network A beginner’s guide to forecast reconciliation Here’s how to use Autoencoders to detect signals with anomalies in a few lines of… Solving the resource constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP) with D-Wave’s hybrid constrained quadratic model (CQM) An illustrated guide on essential machine learning concepts Derivation and practical examples of this powerful concept The world’s leading publication for data science Sheila Ambert says she did everything she was supposed to do to be protected from eviction by an order from the CDC But her landlord is pushing ahead trying to evict her anyway Housing advocates say the protections need to be strengthened Sheila Ambert lies awake at night wondering if her family is about to get tossed out on the street you feel like you failed your kids," Ambert says "You don't want them having to go through that or even knowing about it Ambert thought she would be protected by an order issued back in September by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that is supposed to stop people from getting evicted and forced into homeless shelters or crowded living situations where COVID-19 spreads more easily Already, one study has found that evictions may have caused thousands of additional deaths because of displaced families catching or spreading COVID-19 which is following the issue in many cities and states says it has tracked nearly 250,000 eviction filings since mid-March The CDC order is preventing many of those people from losing their homes But many others are being evicted regardless The CDC protections haven't been working so well for Sheila Ambert Ambert lost her job as an administrative assistant She says her husband is making a lot less money Ambert faced long delays receiving unemployment And though she found sporadic part-time work when her savings ran out One criticism of the CDC order is that to be protected renters have to be aware it exists and know what to do But Ambert did know about it and says she followed the rules. In a court filing, she said she gave the required paperwork from the CDC to her landlord Renters are also supposed to try to make partial rent payments Tenants are supposed to try to get rental assistance money She told the court she did that too— $4,515 paid to the landlord saying it was issuing what's called a writ of possession — giving the landlord the green light to go ahead and evict her family once the sheriff posts a notice on their door There's nowhere else for the couple and their two kids to go the landlord tells NPR that evictions are "a last resort." And that "we turn to the courts for cases where eviction is legal and warranted by the facts." After NPR contacted a local legal aid group to ask if the landlord was following the CDC rules one of its lawyers ended up taking her case Breezi Hicks of Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida has been representing many renters facing eviction during the pandemic She filed an emergency motion with the court that helped prevent Ambert and her family from being evicted "If I could have an angel client for this matter she is it," says Breezi Hicks of Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida Hicks now represents Ambert and filed an emergency motion to stop the eviction she helped Ambert show the judge that she checked all the necessary boxes and requirements to be protected by the CDC order "She also was able to testify to the judge that before the pandemic she was never late on her rent," says Hicks The judge put the eviction on hold for now But most people facing eviction don't have a lawyer Studies show only about 10% of renters facing eviction have an attorney "Landlords in some cases are just pretending that they didn't receive the declaration and moving forward with the eviction process," says Shamus Roller the executive director of the nonprofit National Housing Law Project He says the CDC order should be strengthened to be a blanket eviction ban there are too many requirements and loopholes the renter fails to show up at a hearing or join a hearing Zoom call "Eviction courts are conveyor belts," Roller says "And so the loopholes in the CDC order mean that many people are being evicted who should be protected under the order." the landlord is now arguing in a court filing that the CDC order shouldn't apply It says the Amberts have "made no effort at all to follow the requirements under the [CDC ] declaration." The lawyer in the case for Sun Lake apartments declined to comment on ongoing litigation Sheila Ambert says the family has been selling furniture to raise money and in case the landlord is successful in evicting them and they are forced to leave on short notice Shamus Roller says he can't be certain what's happening with this case but "if you are misrepresenting the facts in a case in court documents it seems very clear to me that that is a violation of the CDC order." On paper, there are stiff federal penalties for landlords who violate the order including fines of hundreds of thousands of dollars and even jail time there's no consequences for that in practice." Sun Lake apartments is listed as one of a portfolio of apartment complexes on the website of a larger company Lindemann Multifamily Management A spokesperson says Lindemann "owns the [Sun Lake] complex employing a management company to operate the property." released on behalf of Sun Lake apartments says "Sun Lake has followed the law and exhausted every measure possible short of evicting [the Ambert family.]" "They have not at any time in the last six months made any effort to make a partial payment." Ambert contends that after she paid one partial payment of $800 Sun Lake would not accept any more partial payments unless she made them on top of her full monthly rent Sheila Ambert has finally found another job — scheduling people for COVID-19 vaccinations And some of her long-delayed unemployment benefits have come through So she has the money to start paying rent again But the landlord is still trying to evict her And she says that's making it very hard to find another apartment She realized the ongoing eviction case is in the public records Now Ambert is applying to a new rental assistance fund Congress approved $25 billion to assist struggling renters and landlords But Roller says the money has only just started flowing to states and cities So Ambert is desperately hoping she can stay in the apartment while she seeks that help and pays the back rent and late fees She wants to be able to tell future landlords that she resolved a financial hardship during COVID-19 and wasn't actually evicted NPR researchers Barclay Walsh and Will Chase contributed to this report Become an NPR sponsor — An Amber Alert that was issued for a teenage girl from Lake City on Thursday has been canceled according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Report a typo Gwenäelle and Julien Rodary produce cheese at the Fromagerie l’Ambertoise near Ambert in Auvergne (63) “Our dairy farm has been in the family for three generations,” says Gwenäelle It was only when we realised that no-one in Ambert was actually making ‘Fourme d’Ambert’ that we decided to start making cheese.” Read more: ‘My gripe about French milk was replaced by awe at dairy statistics’ Fourme d’Ambert is the mildest of all the blue cheeses In supermarkets it is sold in circular slices The blue colouring is achieved by mixing the milk with ‘Penicillium roqueforti’ The cheese is always made from whole cows’ milk from herds which spend at least 150 days a year pastured outdoors Read more: Why some French cheese may begin to taste a bit different Having started the ‘fromagerie’ the couple quickly added other cheeses to their products; St Nectaire Fermier AOP plus various flavours of fromage frais including garlic and red pepper “We have a boutique at the farm which is open six days a week all year long “We sell our cheeses and yoghurts as well as locally-produced honey so we have a lot of regular local customers We also get a lot of tourists in the summer and the school holidays when people come to their second homes.” They supply to local school canteens and hospitals “It’s a selling point that we are the only cheese-makers in Ambert and one of only nine farms who make ‘Fourme d’Ambert fermière’ in the country What you find in supermarkets is ‘Fourme d’Ambert laitière’ which isn’t the same.” It takes five days to make a Fourme d’Ambert and pricking the cheese to allow oxygen to react with the ‘Penicillium roqueforti’ “Obviously we have to taste it to check the flavour!” Customers can either buy a whole cheese (approximately 2.2kg) or just buy a slice “My favourite way to eat it is with the jams specially made for accompanying cheese.” Flavours include fig Meet the British couple growing ‘microgreens’ for French chefs Meet the sibling distillers making liqueurs from French Alpine plants Why Nutri-score gives A to factory chips and E to farmers’ cheese Japanese pastry chef Mori Yoshida creates refined cakes and desserts Columnist Sue Adams gives her tips on how to get the best out of the long season in France Household favourites including courgettes and strawberries become commonplace this month of Sioux Falls and formerly of Ellendale will be 10:00 am Saturday In their ongoing search for a missing toddler believed to be taken by his mother Georgetown police are asking for the public’s assistance to help identify the two people and a car seen near East Market Street and North Race Street on Sunday Delaware State Police last week issued an Amber Alert for 2-year-old Cristobal Lopez who has been missing since the morning of July 26 and is believed to have been taken by his mother The boy's cousin was caring for him in the first block of S Front Street in Georgetown the day before when the boy's mother said she was going to come stay with the cousin and her son the cousin realized Angelina had left with Cristobal Angelina has an active court order mandating that Cristobal live with Angelina's cousin Angelina is also not permitted to have unsupervised visits with Cristobal Police believe Cristobal may be in "imminent danger." He was last seen wearing blue shoes and a yellow t-shirt POLICE ISSUE AMBER ALERT: Amber Alert issued for Georgetown infant taken by own mother, police say Angelina is about 5 feet tall and 150 pounds She was last seen wearing a long-sleeve black shirt and blue pants  Police said she took a black and light-blue car seat from the cousin’s home Anyone with information regarding this case should call 911 immediately Information and inquiries should be referred to Detective Joey Melvin with the Georgetown Police Department at 302-856-6613.  You can also call Delaware crime stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or via the internet at http://www.delaware.crimestoppersweb.com Contact Sarah Gamard at sgamard@delawareonline.com or (302) 324-2281 Annelise Marie Ambert(North Smithfield police photo) Police in Rhode Island smashed two car windows to retrieve a toddler who had been locked inside a running car in a Walmart parking lot Tuesday afternoon The toddler's mother, identified as 21-year-old Annelise Marie Ambert of Milford, was arrested on charges of child cruelty or neglect, according to the Providence Journal North Smithfield police told the newspaper that the circumstances could have led to an easy abduction as the keys were in the ignition and the air conditioning was on A passerby called 911 to report the situation to police Officers first broke the passenger-side window but could not reach the child They then broke the driver's-side window as the mother arrived Surveillance footage showed she had been inside the store for nine minutes The police department posted a warning to others on its Facebook page Tuesday "NSPD wants to remind members of our community that leaving children in unattended vehicles at anytime but especially in such high temperatures is dangerous and we take reports of this nature very seriously Even leaving children in a air conditioned vehicle is dangerous as it is running and an easy target for being stolen," the department wrote Although the boy was not injured, the Department of Children, Youth and Families was called, according to WBZ-TV Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker 30-Oct-2019 Last updated on 31-Oct-2019 at 15:59 GMT Alex Schildmeyer – a US Army veteran – joins the team as VP of sales after holding that position at Primal Kitchen a paleo packaged food brand whose sales ballooned by 130% last year he held a variety of roles at Annie’s Homegrown and elsewhere at General Mills Pilar Ochi will oversee Alter Eco's messaging and branding “As Alter Eco continues to grow and innovate, we’ve been looking for leaders who can take our brand to the next level and who support our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility,” said CEO Mike Forbes, who took the helm in 2018 after years at General Mills and California Olive Ranch Ochi previously led the CPG team for Blue Bottle Coffee a New York City roaster that made a splash in RTE coffee drinks she propelled product innovation and distribution across retail channels Ochi worked at Visa and home cleaning brand Clorox Integral to this ‘new evolution,’ the duo boast “tremendous experience catalyzing brand growth and a passion for the space that is a perfect culture fit for our team,” said Forbes ConfectioneryNews has spoken with Alter Eco’s Antoine Ambert just this year about its push for compostable wrappers and its coalition to save additional swaths of the Amazon rainforest. A ‘longtime pillar’ at Alter Eco, Ambert will transition from his role as marketing lead to senior director of innovation of sustainability. Notably, he will jumpstart the Alter Eco Foundation next year. In addition to fresh packaging design and the launch of its Superdark collection, the chocolate maker in 2019 has expanded its Walmart.com footprint plus various foodservice channels, including the corporate offices of tech giants like LinkedIn, Google and Uber. Amazon Action: Alter Eco spearheads coalition to save one of world’s vital resources16-Sep-2019By Kristine SherredThe eco-conscious chocolate brand gathered likeminded companies to form the Amazon Alliance, which strives to protect 4.5m trees – one for each product sold in September. ‘What do we do next?’: Alter Eco leaps into compostable packaging30-Jul-2019By Kristine SherredThe sustainable chocolate maker spent three years developing a solution for its truffles, as part of its commitment to packaging its full portfolio in recyclable or compostable material by 2020. Alter Eco names former General Mills exec as new CEO31-Oct-2018By Douglas YuChocolate maker Alter Eco has named Mike Forbes as its new CEO, as co-founders Edouard Rollet and Mathieu Senard are shifting their focus to establishing the Alter Eco Foundation, a nonprofit for social and environmental change set to launch in 2019. Making a meaningful impact through ethical and sustainable cocoa productionPaid for and content provided by Fludor Ghana Ltd European-quality chocolates reshape the market with local production and competitive pricingPaid for and content provided by IRCA Group The sweet spot: 100% indulgence with cost-effective natural confectionery ingredientsPaid for and content provided by Avebe The TimesA 15th century paper mill that made the pages of the French constitution and Nobel prize diplomas has been saved by a last-minute buyer whose handmade paper is said to have been favoured by Picasso The mill still produces two tonnes of paper a year including the certificates for Unesco and the International Academy of Astronautics but requires significant investment and building work whose grandfather bought the mill in 1941 and turned it into a museum A shot of the paper-making processALAMY“It was time to sell the time for me to pass on all the know-how for the continuity of the mill,” he said 2024 at 11:24 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A Florida Amber Alert was canceled Monday morning after a 5-year-old semi-verbal autistic boy abducted by his grandmother was found (Courtesy of Florida Department of Law Enforcement)Updated at 11:22 a.m FLORIDA — A Florida Amber Alert issued for 5-year-old Jace Saunders The boy was believed to have been taken by his grandmother The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said the child was found safe in an update just before 10 a.m The pair were last seen in the 1000 block of Wells Avenue in Tavares, according to the alert. This is on the south side of Tavares in the area of Summerall Park, the Tavares Police Department wrote in a Facebook post An active Lake County warrant for kidnapping and interference of child custody has been issued for Day-Dasilva were arrested for interference of child custody “It is believed he was taken by family unlawfully during a (Department of Children & Families) investigation,” police said He has brown eyes and brown hair and stands about 3 feet tall The boy was wearing dark blue long pajamas with a graphic design on the front They may be traveling in a black Honda Accord or passenger car with an unknown tag Those who see them are asked to not approach them and should contact law enforcement Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Day-Dasilva and her grandson can be submitted by calling police at 352-343-2101 and pressing option 4 They can also contact 911 or the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse at 1-888-356-4774 Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Two young Fort Erie girls have been re-united with their father after they were taken from their grandmother’s house Saturday complete with a photo of the girls and a description of a vehicle belonging to their mother who does not have legal custody Niagara Police scoured the area and after one officer spotted a similar vehicle parked outside a motel Police entered the room where they found they girls with their mother Constable David Brennan says they believed the mother posed a threat CHCH News has learned she had an impaired driving charge laid against her this summer View the discussion thread. Stringing together a talented team musically inclined Ambert D’souza founded a live band ‘K7’ to entertain audience with all genres of music – from classic ’60s to modern-day pop and ballroom dance music with a jazz flavour apart from English Hindi and Konkani songs at a range of events including Goan weddings believes in dreaming big and trusting the capabilities of his band mates he hopes to tour internationally Apart from music he loves playing basketball I am focusing on my individual music career too and have released two original songs on Spotify I am also a professional graphic designer and video-editor/animator.” Imagine Dragons he took to singing during school days participating in every singing competition One of his first significant achievements was reaching the semi-finals of ‘Voice of Goa’ in 2014 Friends encouraged Ambert to try out for this prestigious contest and he did it easily qualifying through the first two rounds and making it to the semi-finals I chose the wrong song for that stage and didn’t make it through and it was then I knew I wanted to be part of a band While nine years might seem short in the music industry there has been no looking back since the beginning I had a clear vision for the type of music I wanted to create and the team necessary to bring it to life,” narrates Ambert who along with his musical team is rocking Goa winning applauds and appreciations from the audience at events and occasions we focus heavily on maintaining strong relationships with past clients as most of our bookings come through word of mouth We actively promote our performances on social media sharing reels and highlights that showcase our shows It’s rewarding to see couples looking forward to our wedding videos we've built a solid reputation not just for our music and performance but also for our curated set lists and hospitality K7 keeps uploading content on YouTube and the channel has grown in terms of viewers and followers “We primarily upload cover videos and highlights from our performances on YouTube This content helps us reach a wider audience and showcases our style and energy We’re currently working on original music videos as well which will further diversify our offerings and engage our fans even more.” “Our performance fees based on several factors and our years of experience in the industry Our pricing reflects the quality and professionalism we bring to each event ensuring that clients receive exceptional value for their investment.” and also one of the founding members of the band Taking her music lessons at ‘Taught to Teach’ in Porvorim Agnes passed the exams with distinction from ‘Trinity College-London’ Mapusa she pursued her BBA degree and is currently working as a social media coordinator for a marketing firm “I also run my own home-based small business ‘Guilty Pleasures Goa’ and wish to turn my hobbies into my profession wanting to break the stereotype mentality regarding career choices,” she quips Vinsferd Fernandes has the constant drive to expand his potential and experiment with various playing styles This Salvador do Mundo boy began his musical journey at 11 with violin a violinist and choir master fuelled Vinsferd’s determination to carry on the family's musical legacy Besides being engaged in social media marketing and branding Desmond Bayross is the lead guitar virtuoso at K7 Desmond's world expands into football and the tranquil art of gardening Drummer Ashton Lopez cleared 8 grades in Trinity College London’s Rock and Pop Drum examinations capturing the world through his lens in photography and even chasing after the excitement of football K7 incorporates retro Bollywood hits to resonate with the audience's nostalgia creating a familiar and inviting atmosphere we transit to new-age trending Bollywood tracks ensuring that our set list stays fresh and appealing to all age groups This blend allows us to engage the crowd and keep the energy high throughout our performances Some of our achievements include playing for the launch of ‘Soul Curry’ featuring Jackie Shroff winning the Battle of Bands 2019 at Goa Institute of Management Sharing his plans for the upcoming season in Goa “We are focusing on creating original music that resonates with evolving musical tastes We’re also excited to release two new YouTube videos that showcase our hard work from the off-season We're committed to giving our 100 % to our set list and connecting with our audience in fresh ways we're working on something intriguing that we look forward to unveiling soon This success is a testament to the dedication of my entire team,” concludes Ambert Léa Pellerin OKJ’espère que tu n’es pas sans savoir que la belle pâte persillée AOP venue des hautes-terres auvergnates a son propre Instagram et qu’au moment où on écrit elle ne compte pas moins de 1014 abonnés souvent érigée au top du fromage branché Comme on l’apprend sur son compte Insta la bûche de Noël et bien d’autres références notables 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