RI passed away at the West Shore Health Center in Warwick She was predeceased by her beloved husband of 47 years she was a daughter of the late Manuel and Maria (Fernandes) DeCosta Image: dan / FreeDigitalPhotos.net (NASDAQ:NTRB)(NASDAQ:NTRBW) today announced that CEO Gareth Sheridan has published a letter to shareholders providing insights on achievements and milestones through 2024 and the potential outlook for 2025 Following the filing of our annual report as we wrap up a successful year packed with milestones and advances towards the commercialization of our AVERSA technology the entire team at Nutriband would like to extend our warmest appreciation to all of you for your continued support throughout 2024 and into 2025 Many of you have been with us from the beginning and many more joined our mission to change the pharmaceutical industry for the better by developing our Aversa technology designed to improve the safety of easily abused transdermal drugs while making them available to patients who need them   Pain patients have been struggling with inadequate care for too long and they deserve to be able to access the medication they need Today we are on track to be the world’s first and only abuse deterrent technology in the transdermal space targeting abusable medications such as fentanyl and buprenorphine Nutriband is primarily focused on working with our partner Kindeva Drug Delivery a leading global contract development and manufacturing organization focused on drug-device combination products which incorporates Nutriband’s AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent transdermal technology into Kindeva’s FDA-approved transdermal fentanyl patch AVERSA Fentanyl has the potential to become the world’s first opioid pain patch with abuse deterrent properties and is estimated to potentially reach peak annual sales of $80M - $200M our next candidate for AVERSA is projected to reach peak annual sales of $70M - $130M Nutriband recently performed an extensive evaluation of the commercial cost of goods of incorporating the Aversa technology into existing FDA-approved transdermal patches and have confirmed the viability of achieving high margins that are typically found in NDA pharmaceutical products This past year we have made significant strides in the development and scale-up of the manufacturing process to bring the AVERSA technology closer towards commercialization This has involved the development and refinement of our proprietary technology for commercial scale manufacturability as well as the establishment of the commercial supply chain and validation of the analytical methods required to meet FDA regulatory standards for a pharmaceutical product The new year has already been highlighted by a significant milestone with our partner Kindeva Drug Delivery to formalize our exclusive product development partnership and long-term commitment based on shared development costs in exchange for milestone payments It solidifies a transition to commercial scale development for AVERSA Fentanyl We have confidently shifted our focus from feasibility towards commercial development in support of an NDA filing and commercialization   This was a very strong show of support from our partner Kindeva which also allowed us to reduce the impact of dilution to our existing shareholders which I stress has been and will remain a core focus of the company This was evident through our raise of $8.4M USD in April 2024 in a non-brokered private placement primarily through existing shareholders we continued to further expand the worldwide intellectual property portfolio for our Aversa™ abuse deterrent technology with approvals in China and its territories and a new patent recently allowed in the United States This improves our position to bring our leading abuse deterrent platform to market and we are now patented in 46 countries around the world While initially concentrating on the US market the unmet medical need for adequate pain management is a global problem and our goal is to make AVERSA a global solution strategically targeting all major medical markets in the world Our 2025 goals are ambitious yet achievable focused on getting into the clinic to evaluate our lead product in a pivotal Human Abuse Liability (HAL) clinical trial to support an NDA filing This involves manufacturing clinical supplies using a commercial scale process and filing an Investigational New Drug application with the FDA We are also excited to explore new potential partnerships internationally for our AVERSA intellectual property and will be turning our focus to potential licensing and partnership opportunities as we near closer to filing our NDA with the FDA the team is excited by strong revenue in our Pocono Pharma subsidiary for our kinesiology tape contract manufacturing services We strongly believe that 2025 is shaping up to be our best year on record at Pocono Pharma due to our expanding manufacturing collaboration with KT Tape If you haven’t already taken a moment to sign up for our email alerts be sure to do so by visiting our website: www.Nutriband.com Signing up will ensure that you receive the latest news and announcements as they become available Your continued support and belief in our vision have been pivotal to our reaching these milestones and others as we forge ahead We remain committed to delivering innovative solutions and generating value for our shareholders confidence and investment in Nutriband Inc.Sincerely About AVERSA™ Abuse-Deterrent Transdermal Technology Nutriband's AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent transdermal technology incorporates aversive agents into transdermal patches to prevent the abuse and accidental exposure of drugs with abuse potential The AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent technology has the potential to improve the safety profile of transdermal drugs susceptible to abuse while making sure that these drugs remain accessible to those patients who really need them The technology is covered by a broad intellectual property portfolio with patents granted in the United States We are primarily engaged in the development of a portfolio of transdermal pharmaceutical products Our lead product under development is an abuse-deterrent fentanyl patch incorporating our AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent technology AVERSA™ technology can be incorporated into any transdermal patch to prevent the abuse The Company's website is www.nutriband.com Any material contained in or derived from the Company's websites or any other website is not part of this press release Certain statements contained in this press release statements containing the words ‘'believes," "anticipates," "expects" and words of similar import constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 Such forward-looking statements involve both known and unknown risks and uncertainties The Company's actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in its forward-looking statements as a result of a number of factors including those including the Company's ability to develop its proposed abuse-deterrent fentanyl transdermal system and other proposed products its ability to obtain patent protection for its abuse technology its ability to obtain the necessary financing to develop products and conduct the necessary clinical testing its ability to obtain Federal Food and Drug Administration approval to market any product it may develop in the United States and to obtain any other regulatory approval necessary to market any product in other countries its ability to market any product it may develop manage or forecast its growth; its ability to attract and retain key personnel; changes in the Company's business strategy or development plans; competition; business disruptions; adverse publicity and international national and local general economic and market conditions and risks generally associated with an undercapitalized developing company as well as the risks contained under "Risk Factors" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations" in the Company's Form S-1 the Forms 10-Q’s filed subsequent to the Form 10-K in 2025 and the Company's other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission we undertake no obligation to revise or update any forward-looking statements to reflect any event or circumstance that may arise after the date hereof Nutriband Inc.Phone: 407-377-6695Email: info@nutriband.com After brutally assaulting an elderly woman and a delivery person Thomas Scott Aversa turned his rage Friday afternoon on a Lycoming Regional policewoman just moments after she arrived at the intersection of Route 973 West and Chesapeake Lane not far from the 60-year-old man’s Lycoming Township home “When the officer arrived on the scene Aversa was striking the delivery woman’s face as she stood outside her vehicle,” it was alleged in a police affidavit Aversa charged at her and allegedly began “striking her numerous times in the left side of the head,” it was stated in the court document With the help of two neighbors and another passerby — who stopped to offer assistance — the policewoman was able to get Aversa under control and restrain him when the policewoman was dispatched to check on the welfare of Aversa’s elderly neighbor The neighbor was to pick up a friend at UPMC Williamsport the friend called police to see if she was OK officers went to the neighbor’s home They soon learned the neighbor was in the hospital’s emergency room getting treated for injuries she suffered when Aversa allegedly attacked her outside her home as she was leaving to pick up her friend about 11 a.m. It was alleged that Aversa punched the woman “in the head multiple times” as he was “rambling,” making little or no sense The woman was “knocked unconscious” for an undisclosed amount of time adding that when she regained consciousness I had to do it” as he rambled on about the Mafia and told the woman “Someone is going to die,” it was stated in the court document Aversa then forcibly took the woman’s purse As Aversa was taking the items to a nearby vehicle the woman quickly got to her car and drove to the hospital where she was admitted with various injuries The policewoman was treated at the hospital and discharged The delivery woman said she was making a delivery in the neighborhood when she came upon Aversa in the middle of Route 973 West “taking his clothes off,” the affidavit stated Believing that he had been hit by a vehicle who “initially jumped up on the hood of the delivery vehicle before turning his attention to the driver and punching her numerous times in the face,” it was alleged in a court document Charged with three counts each of aggravated assault and simple assault as well as one count each of robbery and theft of 100 Chesapeake Lane screamed and shouted continuously at District Judge William Solomon during his arraignment He was committed to the Lycoming County Prison in lieu of $200,000 bail Devoted Mother to Angelo Aversa & his wife Marcela Melanie and Joseph; great grandmother to Marianna John Basile and the late Angelo Basile & Carmelo Basile.     Family and Friends are welcome to come celebrate Mary's life by gathering at the Nardone Funeral Home 373 Main Street in Watertown on Thursday March  13th 2025 at 9 am followed by a 10 AM funeral mass in Sacred Heart Church In lieu of flowers please make donations to St Jude's Children's Research Hospital, 501 St Image: Arvind Balaraman / FreeDigitalPhotos.net Brian Aversa has accomplished a lot of things over the course of his 23-year career as a high school head baseball coach he guided Macon Meridian to its first Class A regional diamond championship in school history during the Hawks’ 11-10 victory over Maroa-Forsyth That came three years after Macon Meridian finished with a 4-16 record during his first year at the helm in 2003 Aversa became the head baseball coach at Kaneland where he led the Knights to an 18-13 record his first season before guiding the team to back-to-back 23-13 records in 2009 and 2010 Aversa and the Knights enjoyed a storybook season in 2011 Kaneland earned its first Class 3A regional championship with a 2-1 upset of top-seeded Sycamore before knocking off Marmion the Knights defeated Peoria-Notre Dame (8-3) and Waterloo (8-2) on their way to an 11-3 triumph over Oak Forest in the 3A state championship game Aversa added to his list of milestones last month when he collected his 400th coaching victory in Kaneland’s 9-6 win over Aurora Christian on March 24 in Maple Park but really it makes me feel old and humbled looking back on how we all got here,” said Aversa it’s just a quick pause then we move forward.” who won 48 games in 4 years at Macon Meridian where he owns a 355-211 record (403 career wins) Kaneland has captured 7 conference championships and 6 regional titles “I’m proud of the consistency that we as a coaching staff continue to put out on the field,” said Aversa I’m proud of the people our players become especially guys that come back to coach with us or even go on to have their own programs “The guys that aren’t in baseball any longer are great fathers and husbands Those relationships with players that span years after they’re done are what I’m most proud of.” Aversa was inducted into the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame “I couldn’t do it without my players and coaches,” he said “It’s truly a cumulative recognition for all of us which split 4 games during its Panama City Beach Tournament (Fla.) carries a 4-2 record into this week’s action Wheaton Academy’s Jackson From enjoyed a memorable season debut From belted a 2-run home run during the Warriors’ 10-5 victory over IC Catholic Prep on March 21 allowing 1 earned run with 6 strikeouts over 3 1/3 innings pitched Following a 4-2 loss to Glenbard East on March 27 the Warriors (3-7) went 0-5 during their spring trip to Florida March 31-April 3 Legel fanned 9 during the Warriors’ 5-4 loss to Melbourne while junior Lincoln Park tossed a complete game with 6 strikeouts and junior Eli Tate went 2 for 3 with a home run and double in the team’s 4-3 loss to Cocoa Beach “Even though it was a tough trip against some good competition I believe we will be better off as the season goes on,” said Wheaton Academy coach Justin Swider Aurora Christian stretched its winning streak to 7 with Friday’s 8-2 triumph over Aurora Central Catholic no-hitter during the Eagles’ 12-0 victory over Plano on March 22 gave up 1 earned run over 5 innings with 8 strikeouts against the Chargers Preston Morel (2 RBI) and Nolan Robertson each had a pair of hits against ACC The Eagles (8-2) have received additional contributions from Jack Burns Brodie Curry has also swung a hot bat for the Chargers going 3-for-3 with a double and 2 RBI against Walther Christian while adding a 3-for-4 effort with a home run Jackson Michels smacked a home run and drive in 3 during the Chargers’ 10-9 season-opening loss to Plano last month Curry and Michels each have a pair of home runs leads the Chargers (8-3) with a .583 batting average Westmont’s Ricky Yenkin enjoyed a memorable 2-way performance during the Sentinels’ 16-0 While tossing a 1-hit complete game with 9 strikeouts Yenkin went 3 for 4 at the plate with 2 RBI and a pair of stolen bases ExpandKaneland head coach Brian Aversa greets Matthew Brunscheen after he tripled during their game against Sycamore last season Here’s one: Kaneland endured losing seasons in the first 10 years of its program. After Brian Aversa was hired as its new head coach in 2007, the Knights have had just one and the Knights are now preparing for their 2025 campaign. With a state championship, six regional titles and seven conference titles at Kaneland and 399 victories and seven regional titles, Aversa was inducted into the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association (IHSBCA) Hall of Fame on Jan. 11 at The Westin Hotel at Yorktown Center in Lombard. “We’ve always tried to be competitive and put a tough schedule together,” Aversa said. “It’s never going into the season thinking how can we get 20 wins, but it’s a goal of the program at every level we strive for. But we’re not looking for a set number. We want to prepare for the postseason for what we can do.” Aversa joins some fine local company in the Hall as Wayne DeMaar (St. Charles, 1986), Dave Randall (Waubonsee Community College), Dave Pettengell (DeKalb, 2002), Mark Lindo (Aurora Central, 2005), Dave Rowell (West Aurora, 2007), Len Asquini (St. Charles East, 2022), Jason Cavanaugh (Sycamore, 2023) and Todd Genke (St. Charles North, 2023) are some of the local greats who were inducted in prior years. “I am just humbled and honored to be a part of it all,” Aversa said. “I hope to continue to uphold the precedent that the members of this Hall of Fame and this coaching community have set. I love competing against those guys as they help drive our program to be better. It’s amazing the accomplishments that some of those guys have like Tim Funkhouser from Edwardsville.” Aversa began his teaching and coaching career at Meridian High School, spending four years at the small school in Macon as its head baseball coach from 2003-2006. “It was pretty much a whirlwind going from small-town Macon to Kaneland,” Aversa said. “But being from Geneva I knew the area, knew about Kaneland baseball from competing against them.” While many within the Kaneland community may know that Brian Claesson is the varsity girls basketball coach as well as one of Aversa’s assistant coaches, few have been around long enough to remember Claesson being Aversa’s everyday catcher during his first season in Maple Park. In Aversa’s debut season the Knights had a winning one for the first time in program history, going 18-13. The next year they went 19-12 but later that December they tragically lost teammate Jeff Malewig and classmate Blake Denton in a car accident. “It’s something that coaches aren’t taught and (Malewig) was a part of our fabric and his buddies were a close-knit group,” Aversa said. “As a parent of baseball players, of kids, you never want to see that, and as a teacher those are situations you can’t prepare for.” Baseball, like life, has its ups and downs. It teaches you about failure. It also can help heal grieving hearts. “It solidified the bond in that team that was there before and gave them something bigger to play for,” Aversa explained. “And that was the one time when we made the season about somebody.” Some of Malewig’s former teammates helped Kaneland win the Class 3A state title in 2011. “Honestly, that kind of propelled into the state stuff with the next teams so close, a year or two behind Jeff,” Aversa said. “Those 2011 guys saw how it affected things and played with guys who were teammates with Jeff. They pulled together in a time of need. Every year we give the Jeff Malewig #41 Award Scholarship for $500 and every year I’m not sure if I’m going to get emotional so sometimes I have to pause my speech.” When the Knights were set to play at the historic Heine Meine fields in St. Louis during the end of their spring trip in 2009, Aversa and assistant coach Jim Smedley were the first to visit the dugout that morning. They were meant to be there. Geneva athletic director Matt Hahn’s first crossed paths when Aversa was pursuing summer umpiring opportunities. Hahn was the Vikings head coach from 2004-2016. Aversa would later coach Hahn’s son, Drew, in football at Kaneland. “He’s a Hall of Fame person, too, a wonderful man,” Hahn said. “Whenever I think of Brian, I think of all the games we coached and especially when we were playing in 2014.” That was the same year that Drew Hahn was diagnosed with cancer. Update on Drew Hahn: He’s cancer-free, recently graduated from school and he has a girlfriend. Nik Panico, who was named the 2024 North Athletics Collegiate Player of the Year playing for Aurora University last spring, caught his final high school game for Aversa in 2019. When Panico got engaged late last December, Aversa was among the first people to text him back. Jason Rader, one of Aversa’s old friends and teammates at Geneva High School and Millikin University, remembers beating up on Kaneland in the program’s early years. “I think we beat them by 30 runs,” he said. “People forget what he did, how he was able to turn it around all the way down to the youth level.” For those keeping score at home, Rader’s memory was close, but not exact as Geneva blanked Kaneland, 24-0, on April 14, 1997. Rader knew his former roommate would thrive as he made the shift from athlete to coach and teacher. “We grew up together and our top memories are from sports,” Rader said. “And all the way back in high school, he was always a leader. He’d lead by example and he was going to put the work in and bust his (butt). He’s a great human. I even met a player he coached who came out and worked for me. Part of the reason I hired him was because of how Brian taught him as a player. To see the impact he has on individuals. He sees them through every step of the way, such a great leader.” And now he’s a Hall of Fame coach getting ready for another season, each one unique in its own way. Last year the Knights finished 20-12, losing to Benet in a Class 3A regional semifinal. Aversa said it takes the tireless efforts of his coaching staff, combined with a lot of talented ballplayers, to turn Kaneland into a tough team to beat every afternoon and Saturday morning. “It starts with coach (Dan) Hallahan, the freshman coach from Geneva was with me originally and then we moved him to the freshmen,” Aversa said. “He’s the best fundamentals coach I know. And I’ve been lucky to have some stability. Smedley’s been with me for 18 years now and I’m really close with guys like (Brian) Claesson and (Jake) Bachio who are on the staff with me.” “The wins may go under my name, but it’s been a total team effort,” Aversa said. “None of it happens without everybody else. They’ve done so much for our program and it’s good to be around good baseball minds. And we’ve had some really good players with guys like Bobby Thorson, Tyler Conklin, Joe Laudont. We’ve been blessed to have that kind of talent at Kaneland.” The Knights lost some key talent from a year ago. They’ll have a brand-new outfield. Every team can always use arms. “We’ve got some guys that are going to have to fill some big holes,” Aversa said. “We don’t have the big bopper bat this year. We have a lot of guys who are going to have to grind it out, scratch it out.” While playing America’s pastime for a Hall of Fame coach. Copyright © 2023 Shaw Local News Network By: Charlie Sternberg Nutriband Inc., a company engaged in the development of prescription transdermal pharmaceutical products, has signed an addendum to the Commercial Development and Clinical Supply Agreement for its lead product, Aversa Fentanyl, that it has in place with its partner, Kindeva Drug Delivery a global contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) focused on drug-device combination products The revised agreement formalizes Nutriband and Kindeva’s exclusive product development partnership and long-term commitment the two companies have agreed to share development costs Nutriband’s Aversa abuse-deterrent technology is designed to incorporate aversive agents into transdermal patches Aversa’s unique feature is its proprietary aversive agent coating which employs taste aversion to deter oral abuse and accidental exposure to transdermal opioid and stimulant patch products The technology is protected by a comprehensive international intellectual property portfolio Aversa Fentanyl holds the potential to become the world’s first abuse-deterrent opioid patch and reduce the risk of accidental exposure to transdermal fentanyl patches Aversa Fentanyl has the potential to generate annual sales of $80 million to $200 million in the United States alone Use of this constitutes acceptance of our privacy policy The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Rodman Media Nutriband and Kindeva formalize exclusive product development partnership and long-term commitment based on shared development costs in exchange for milestone payments Nutriband is partnering with Kindeva Drug Delivery to develop Aversa™ Fentanyl which combines Nutriband’s Aversa™ abuse-deterrent technology with Kindeva’s FDA-approved fentanyl patch a company engaged in the development of prescription transdermal pharmaceutical products today announced that it has signed an addendum to the Commercial Development and Clinical Supply Agreement for its lead product a leading global contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) focused on drug-device combination products Nutriband and Kindeva have revised their agreement to formalize their exclusive product development partnership and long-term commitment based on shared development costs in exchange for milestone payments Nutriband’s AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent technology can be utilized to incorporate aversive agents into transdermal patches to prevent the abuse and accidental exposure of drugs with abuse potential including opioids and stimulants Nutriband’s abuse-deterrent transdermal technology consists of a proprietary aversive agent coating that employs taste aversion to deter the oral abuse of and accidental exposure to transdermal opioid and stimulant patch products The AVERSA™ abuse deterrent technology is protected by a broad international intellectual property portfolio with patents issued in 46 countries including the United States AVERSA Fentanyl has the potential to be the world’s first abuse-deterrent opioid patch designed to deter the abuse and misuse and reduce the risk of accidental exposure of transdermal fentanyl patches AVERSA Fentanyl has the potential to reach peak annual US sales of $80 million to $200 million.1 1 Health Advances Aversa Fentanyl market analysis report 2022 The Company's website is www.nutriband.com statements containing the words "believes," "anticipates," "expects" and words of similar import the Forms 10-Q’s filed subsequent to the Form 10-K in 2024 Nutriband Inc.Phone: 407-377-6695Email: info@nutriband.com today announced that it received a Notice of Allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on February 3 "Abuse and Misuse Deterrent Transdermal Systems" which covers its Aversa™ abuse deterrent technology The receipt of a Notice of Allowance means that the USPTO is expected to issue a U.S patent for this application after administrative processes have been completed The expected issuance of this patent further expands Nutriband’s intellectual property protection in the United States for its portfolio of abuse deterrent transdermal products based on its proprietary Aversa™ abuse deterrent technology This technology can be incorporated into transdermal patches to prevent the abuse Nutriband’s lead product under development is Aversa™ Fentanyl an abuse deterrent fentanyl transdermal system with the potential to become the first and only abuse deterrent pain patch on the market The technology consists of a proprietary aversive agent coating that employs taste aversion to deter the oral abuse of and accidental exposure to transdermal opioid and stimulant patch products ____________________________________________ The Company's website is www.nutriband.com Nutriband Inc.Phone: 407-377-6695Email: Support@nutriband.com Nutriband’s abuse-deterrent platform technology is now patented in 46 countries and territories covering major global markets Nutriband is targeting to file for FDA approval for AVERSA™ Fentanyl in the first half of 2025 today announced that it has completed the registration requirements to extend its Chinese patent to Macao for its patent entitled “Abuse and Misuse Deterrent Transdermal Systems,” which protects its AVERSA™ abuse deterrent transdermal technology The Macao IP Office has assigned number J/9010 to the patent with an entry date of December 17 Macao is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People’s Republic of China which affords it a high degree of autonomy with its own patent system and patent laws which are separate and distinct from those of mainland China The Aversa™ abuse deterrent technology is now covered by a broad international intellectual property portfolio with patents issued in 46 countries including the United States and Australia as well as two regions of China: Hong Kong and Macao Nutriband’s AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent technology incorporates aversive agents into transdermal patches to prevent the abuse The AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent technology has the potential to improve the safety profile of transdermal drugs susceptible to abuse while making sure that these drugs remain accessible to those patients who really need them Nutriband is currently working with its partner Kindeva Drug Delivery (formerly 3M drug delivery systems) which incorporates Nutriband’s AVERSA™ abuse-deterrent transdermal technology into Kindeva’s FDA-approved transdermal fentanyl patch system The Company's website is www.nutriband.com Inc.Dave GentryEmail: NTRB@Redchip.comPhone: 1-800-RED-CHIP (733-2447)or 407-644-4256Address:431 E Horatio Ave Nutriband Inc.Phone: 407-377-6695Email: info@nutriband.com Leave condolences here  - Eckersell Funeral Home at the University of Montana where he met Mary Smetanka Mark worked for the Montana Division of State Lands and the Bureau of Land Management as a hydrologist he worked for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources he was a supporter of wildlife and habitat conservation He was an avid reader who was passionate about aviation An annual highlight was his trek to Oshkosh Mark was known for his quick wit and mischievous smile A celebration of life is being planned for spring 2025 donations may be made to the animal shelter of your choice © 2015 - 2025 EastIdahoNews.com LLC (NASDAQ:NTRB) has secured a patent in Macao for its AVERSA abuse deterrent transdermal technology protecting the company's 'Abuse and Misuse Deterrent Transdermal Systems.' AVERSA technology is now protected by patents in 46 countries The technology incorporates aversive agents into transdermal patches to prevent abuse of drugs with high abuse potential The company is collaborating with Kindeva Drug Delivery to develop AVERSA Fentanyl potentially the first abuse-deterrent opioid patch globally The product aims to deter abuse and reduce accidental exposure risks with projected peak annual US sales between $80 million to $200 million (NASDAQ:NTRB) ha ottenuto un brevetto a Macao per la sua tecnologia transdermica deterrente per l'abuso AVERSA proteggendo i 'Sistemi Transdermici per la Prevenzione dell'Abuso e dell'Uso Improprio' dell'azienda La tecnologia AVERSA è ora protetta da brevetti in 46 paesi inclusi mercati principali come gli Stati Uniti La tecnologia incorpora agenti aversivi nei cerotti transdermici per prevenire l'abuso di farmaci con un alto potenziale di abuso L'azienda sta collaborando con Kindeva Drug Delivery per sviluppare AVERSA Fentanyl potenzialmente il primo cerotto oppioide deterrente per l'abuso a livello globale Il prodotto mira a scoraggiare l'abuso e a ridurre i rischi di esposizione accidentale con vendite annuali massime previste negli Stati Uniti tra $80 milioni e $200 milioni (NASDAQ:NTRB) ha obtenido una patente en Macao para su tecnología transdérmica AVERSA protegiendo los 'Sistemas Transdérmicos para la Prevención del Abuso y Uso Indebido' de la compañía La tecnología AVERSA ahora está protegida por patentes en 46 países La tecnología incorpora agentes aversivos en parches transdérmicos para prevenir el abuso de medicamentos con alto potencial de abuso La empresa está colaborando con Kindeva Drug Delivery para desarrollar AVERSA Fentanyl que podría ser el primer parche de opioides con efecto deterrente a nivel mundial El producto tiene como objetivo disuadir el abuso y reducir los riesgos de exposición accidental con ventas anuales máximas proyectadas en EE 뉴트리밴드 주식회사 (NASDAQ:NTRB)는 마카오에서 AVERSA 남용 방지 경피 기술에 대한 특허를 확보했습니다 이 기술은 경피 패치에 혐오제를 포함시켜 오피오이드 및 자극제와 같은 남용 가능성이 높은 약물의 남용을 방지합니다 회사는 Kindeva Drug Delivery와 협력하여 AVERSA 펜타닐을 개발하고 있으며 (NASDAQ:NTRB) a obtenu un brevet à Macao pour sa technologie transdermique AVERSA protégeant les 'Systèmes Transdermiques de Prévention de l'Abus et de l'Utilisation Inappropriée' de la société La technologie AVERSA est désormais protégée par des brevets dans 46 pays y compris des marchés majeurs tels que les États-Unis La technologie intègre des agents aversifs dans des patchs transdermiques pour prévenir l'abus de médicaments à fort potentiel d'abus La société collabore avec Kindeva Drug Delivery pour développer AVERSA Fentanyl qui pourrait être le premier patch opioïde dissuasif au monde Le produit vise à dissuader l'abus et à réduire les risques d'exposition accidentelle avec des ventes annuelles maximales projetées aux États-Unis entre 80 millions et 200 millions de dollars (NASDAQ:NTRB) hat ein Patent in Macau für seine AVERSA-Technologie zur Verhinderung von Missbrauch gesichert Februar 2025 erteilt und schützt die 'Transdermalen Systeme zur Verhinderung von Missbrauch und Fehlgebrauch' des Unternehmens Die AVERSA-Technologie ist nun in 46 Ländern durch Patente geschützt Die Technologie integriert aversive Substanzen in transdermale Pflaster um den Missbrauch von Arzneimitteln mit hohem Missbrauchspotenzial Das Unternehmen arbeitet mit Kindeva Drug Delivery zusammen das potenziell das erste missbrauchsverhindernde Opioid-Pflaster weltweit sein könnte Missbrauch zu verhindern und das Risiko einer versehentlichen Exposition zu reduzieren mit prognostizierten jährlichen Höchstverkäufen in den USA zwischen 80 Millionen und 200 Millionen US-Dollar This patent grant in Macao represents another significant addition to Nutriband's already robust global intellectual property portfolio for its AVERSA technology With patents now secured in 46 countries including major pharmaceutical markets Nutriband has constructed a formidable protective barrier around its abuse-deterrent transdermal technology The strategic value of this protection cannot be overstated in the pharmaceutical sector where IP assets often constitute the primary value driver By securing patents across diverse global jurisdictions Nutriband has effectively created multiple layers of defense against potential competitors who might attempt to develop similar abuse-deterrent transdermal technologies building this type of comprehensive global patent architecture is exactly what successful pharmaceutical companies require before major partners or acquirers typically show serious interest The specific Macao patent strengthens Nutriband's position in the broader Asian market complementing existing protections in mainland China What's particularly notable here is the scope of protection around a technology addressing the critical public health issue of opioid abuse The AVERSA platform technology has applications beyond just fentanyl potentially extending to multiple drugs with abuse potential creating a pipeline of protected opportunities rather than just a single product The market opportunity for Nutriband's AVERSA Fentanyl product warrants attention considering the company's current $54 million market capitalization against projected peak US sales of $80-200 million This disparity suggests potential undervaluation if the company successfully navigates the remainder of the development and approval process The abuse-deterrent opioid market addresses a critical public health need while facing increasing regulatory support Fentanyl specifically represents a high-priority target for abuse deterrence given its potency and associated mortality risks What makes this opportunity distinctive is the transdermal delivery system – most existing abuse-deterrent technologies focus on oral formulations leaving a gap in the market for safer patch-based delivery The partnership with Kindeva adds credibility as Kindeva brings established expertise in transdermal drug delivery systems and manufacturing capabilities This collaboration significantly reduces execution risk around the physical production of these specialized patches While this patent grant doesn't accelerate the timeline to commercialization it does strengthen the commercial potential by extending market exclusivity the primary value inflection points remain clinical development milestones and FDA regulatory decisions though this expanding IP portfolio enhances the foundation for future revenue streams The technology's ability to maintain legitimate patient access while deterring abuse represents a balanced approach that should appeal to prescribers Nutriband granted patent protecting its AVERSA abuse deterrent platform technology in Macao a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China today announced that it has received notification that its patent has been granted in Macao for its patent entitled "Abuse and Misuse Deterrent Transdermal Systems," which protects its AVERSA™ abuse deterrent transdermal technology The Macao Intellectual Property Office granted patent J/9010 on February 11 2025 as recorded in Macao Official Bulletin No Macao is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People’s Republic of China that has its own patent system and patent laws which are separate and distinct from those of mainland China The AVERSA™ abuse deterrent technology is now covered by a broad international intellectual property portfolio with patents issued in 46 countries including the United States Nutriband is currently working with its partner Kindeva Drug Delivery ____________________________________________________1 Health Advances AVERSA Fentanyl market analysis report 2022 The Company's website is www.nutriband.com Nutriband Inc.Phone: 407-377-6695Email: Support@nutriband.com Already have an account? Login Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInAUGUSTA (WRDW/WAGT) - The I-TEAM has uncovered new information about an incident at the Charles B Webster Detention Center that landed six now-former deputies in jail themselves All six still face charges in Richmond County But two of them just pleaded guilty to federal charges.  await sentencing after each pleaded guilty to an information charging them with deprivation of civil rights under color of law That’s because new documents show that Morello and D’Aversa’s plea agreements in federal court hint others were involved.  And then there’s Morello’s body cam video.  Morello and D’Aversa are among at least six law enforcement officers charged in connection with an incident on May 7 It happened after deputies responded to a call about unruly inmates Inmates had popped off sprinkler heads to flood the jail in protest of plumbing problems A source tells the I-TEAM it’s not that unusual for inmates to do this to draw attention to something but responding deputies likely did not know that After reviewing body camera and surveillance videos it was determined the amount of force used in response to the call was unnecessary we learn the woman wearing the camera says she’s guilty of depriving an inmate of his civil rights.  Both plea agreements point to a specific moment seemingly captured on Morello’s bodycam.  Morello is the only female voice you’ll hear.   face first,” said Morello in the body cam footage.  but the inmate isn’t happy about his face in the water and insinuates he might do something about it – if he wasn’t handcuffed.  The video shows Morello trying to remove the cuffs.  But before the inmate is even able to stand up D’Aversa admits to shouting about the inmate wanting his handcuffs removed.  Morello admitted to trying to get the cuffs off Both say they failed to intervene when the inmate was attacked.  Department of Defense component agency pleaded guilty to mishandling sensitive documents and faces up to five years in federal prison D’Aversa and Morello each face a possible sentence of up to 10 years in federal prison along with substantial fines and restitution followed by up to three years of supervised release upon completion of any prison term Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and U.S Steinberg for the Southern District of Georgia Acting Special Agent in Charge Sean Burke of the FBI Atlanta Field Office made the announcement Morello was a jailer at Richmond County’s Charles D and D’Aversa was a corporal with the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office working with other Richmond County Sheriff’s Office jailers and deputies to secure inmates who had caused flooding in a section of the jail referred to in court documents as Victim 1 was handcuffed face-down in the jail when D’Aversa and Morello shouted to other staff members that Victim 1 wanted his handcuffs removed A man was arrested earlier this month after he was located by campus police with an AR-style rifle at Augusta University Morello then “attempted to unlock Victim 1′s handcuffs so that another employee would have an excuse to go hands-on with him,” and when Morello was unsuccessful a deputy listed as Deputy 2 then unlocked and removed the handcuffs A deputy listed as Deputy 1 then “repeatedly punched Victim 1 and placed him in a chokehold … During Deputy 1′s assault on Victim 1,” and both Morello and D’Aversa “failed to intervene to stop or attempt to stop the assault,” despite having the opportunity to do so Randal Hall will schedule sentencing for D’Aversa and Morello upon completion of pre-sentence investigations by U.S (NASDAQ:NTRB) (NASDAQ:NTRBW) today reported its financial results for the third quarter ended October 31 The Company reported a strong cash position at quarter end reinforcing its ability to advance the development of its lead product with an NDA submission targeted for first half of 2025 Nutriband is continuing to expand its kinesiology tape contract manufacturing services through its Pocono Pharma subsidiary with a focus on penetration pricing to gain a foothold with some of the industry’s largest brands The Company produced a record third quarter reporting revenue of $645,796 USD Pocono manufactured products continue to roll out into prominent retail locations nationwide Progress continues on the development of AVERSA Fentanyl with the Company maintaining its goal of submitting an NDA to the FDA in the first half of 2025 Nutriband recently updated shareholders on its development pathway emphasizing that the NDA will primarily rely on data from a single phase 1 Human Abuse Potential study no Phase 2 or Phase 3 clinical trials will be required before to submission AVERSA Fentanyl could become the first and only abuse-deterrent transdermal patch available globally AVERSA Fentanyl is estimated to have the potential to reach peak annual sales of $80-$200 million according to a market analysis report from Health Advances which is the company’s second application for AVERSA is projected to reach peak annual sales of up to $130 million Nutriband's cash reserves stand at $5.7 million supporting the Company's ongoing development and commercialization efforts for AVERSA Fentanyl The Company’s total assets are valued at $12.55 million with stockholders' equity amounting to $11.23 million The Company's website is www.nutriband.com statements containing the words ‘’believes,” “anticipates,” “expects” and words of similar import constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 The Company’s actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in its forward-looking statements as a result of a number of factors including those including the Company’s ability to develop its proposed abuse-deterrent fentanyl transdermal system and other proposed products manage or forecast its growth; its ability to attract and retain key personnel; changes in the Company’s business strategy or development plans; competition; business disruptions; adverse publicity and international as well as the risks contained under “Risk Factors” and “Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations” in the Company’s Form S-1 and the Company’s other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission Inc.Email: NTRB@Redchip.comPhone: 1-407-644-4256Address:431 E Horatio Ave Phone: 407-377-6695Email: info@nutriband.com More information can be found on The Hearth’s website for those interested in attending events and classes at the space or utilizing the space Lexye Aversa Orchestrates her 7th Annual Holiday Cabaret Charity LEXtravaganza benefiting A Safe Haven for Newborns at Mar-a-Lago Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Why we Royals Love Sports Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents Michael Wolk Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: The Allure of Cannes – My Royal Anticipation for the 2025 Festival and its Illustrious Galas Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Julianne Michelle’s Golden Heart Shines Bright at Exclusive Mommy’s Heart Fundraiser in New York The Lucille Awards celebrated their 40th Anniversary and it proved that Off Broadway is still a vibrant and exciting place to be musicals and special events that were produced this year and that abbreviated list numbered over 50 New musicals and plays as well as solo shows and revivals were feted by a talented group of presenters and an enthusiastic audience Co-host Alaska Thunderfuck sang the opening number fresh from her successful run in Drag:the Musical opened the show with a medley of tunes from previous Off Broadway musicals: The Fantastics while the currently running Little Shop and Titanique were included with songs of their own Stompwas honored with Alaska comically banging a broom on a drum and The Gazillion Bubble Show came to life with Ms Thunderfuck blowing bubbles with a child’s toy To present the first few awards the towering Alaska was joined by the five foot one inch Lea DeLaria; a pairing reminiscent of the comic duo Mutt and Jeff but funnier David Beach and Laura Jordan again wrote a wonderful script for all the presenters and the ad libs of these two just added to the levity of the night The winners of the night were diverse with no one show running away with all the awards The first few awards were divided among The Big Gay Jamboree (Paris Nix – Outstanding Featured Performer – Musical); Our Class (Jan Pappelbaum- Scenic Design) as well as Ensemble; Orlando (Oana Botez – Costume Design); Here There Are the Blueberries (twice nominated David Bengali for Projection Design) and Table 17 (Michael Rishawn who gave such a moving speech that brought tears to the eyes for Featured Performer in a Play) currently in Good Night and Good Luck and Maya Hawke soon to be at the Signature Theater in Sarah Rule’s Eurydice (or as Ms Glazer refer to it The next awards again brought in some new productions: The Antiquities (Tyler Micoleau – Lighting Design); Sumo (Fabian Obispo – Sound Design); Orlando (Oana Botez-Costume Design) The Choreography award was a pleasing tie with Connor Gallagher taking it for The Big Gay Jamboree Lynn Taylor-Corbett who passed away this past January was remembered for her work on  Distant Thunder Her son accepted the award with a heartfelt remembrance of her career and gratitude for her long career Nick Adams from Drag:The Musical was also in the most recent revival of A Chorus Line Baayork and three of the singers who paid tribute to A Chorus Line The Lucille Lortel Awards are only 40 years old so they were not around when A Chorus Line first came to the Newhouse Theater at The Public That show is celebrating 50 years and rightfully was honored by two of the originating stars: Donna McKenknie Ms Lee has continued the legacy of the show choreographing and producing the show throughout the world these past five decades  A musical tribute was performed for the show directing and production awards ended the evening with a varied group as well Lead Performer in a Musical went to Sarin Monae West for Medea Re-Versed Our Class received its third award for director to Igor Golyak and Outstanding Revival gave it their fourth award for the night Kara Young who is also nominated for a Tony this year for Purpose brought a second award to Table 17 for Lead Performer in a Play Andrew Scott earned his trophy for his solo performance in Vanya Lortel recipient Outstanding Featured Performer in a Play Michael Rishawn of Table 17 The Production awards went to Here There Are Blueberries for Outstanding Play and Three Houses for Outstanding Musical Honorary Awards were presented to Carol Fishman for The Edith Oliver Service to Off-Broadway and New Federal Theatre for its Outstanding Body of Work Alice Childress will be memorialized with her star on the Playwright’s Sidewalk With so many shows being honored by awards the Lucille Lortels prove that this was a great year of diverse offerings and that Off Broadway continues its proud tradition of innovation and quality Suzie Toot fresh from RuPauls 17th Season of Drag Race with producer of Drag:The Musical Tony Winner Lauren Patten celebrates Off Broadway The New York Drama Critics’ Circle today named Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s Purpose Best Play of the 2024-25 season The award for Best Musical went to Maybe Happy Ending The selections were made at the organization’s 89th annual voting meeting This year the Circle introduced new awards for the first time since 1962:  Best Individual Performance which went to Andrew Scott for Vanya; and Best Ensemble Performance Special Citations were awarded to: Cole Escola for Oh Mary!; Cats: The Jellicle Ball; and David Greenspan for lifetime achievement which will be presented in a private ceremony on Thursday include a cash prize of $2,500 for Best Play made possible by a grant from the Lucille Lortel Foundation written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and directed by Phylicia Rashad The play received its world premiere at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre on March 24 received its New York premiere at Broadway’s Belasco Theatre on November 12  The musical had its world premiere in Seoul South Korea at Lifeway Hall in the DCF Daemyung Cultural Factory in 2016 The New York Drama Critics’ Circle comprises 23 drama critics from daily newspapers wire services and websites based in the New York metropolitan area The New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award which has been awarded every year since 1936 to the best new play of the season (with optional awards for foreign or American plays is the nation’s second-oldest playwriting award theater critic and editor for Time Out New York has served as president of the NYDCC since 2005 Zachary Stewart of TheaterMania serves as vice president; Helen Shaw of The New Yorker is treasurer the members of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle are David Barbour Emeritus members include Melissa Rose Bernardo A full breakdown of this year’s voting will be posted tonight on the organization’s website The ocean air is mild but with an unparalleled energy each May as the International Film Festival unfurls its red carpet transforming the glamorous French Riviera into the epicenter of the cinematic world this prestigious event has been a beacon for filmmakers celebrating the art of storytelling and shaping the future of global cinema I find myself filled with immense excitement and anticipation for the 78th edition of the festival in 2025 particularly the dazzling array of galas that punctuate this illustrious occasion The Royal and European Prince has confirmed his presence at the Cannes Film Festival 2025 is more than just a series of film screenings; it’s a cultural phenomenon It serves as a vital platform for both established and emerging filmmakers to showcase their groundbreaking work often setting trends and introducing new narratives that resonate worldwide can catapult a film to international acclaim and secure its place in cinematic history the festival fosters a crucial spirit of collaboration between film-producing nations encouraging the development of cinematographic art in all its diverse forms While the films themselves are the heart of the festival the galas are the glittering jewels in its crown These exclusive events are more than just social gatherings; they are integral to the Cannes experience * Networking and Collaboration: The galas provide an unparalleled environment for industry professionals – producers and the future of filmmaking is often shaped * Celebration of Achievement: Galas often celebrate specific cinematic achievements or the premieres of highly anticipated films They offer a moment to recognize and applaud the talent and hard work that goes into creating impactful cinema * Fundraising and Philanthropy: Many of the high-profile galas held during the Cannes Film Festival serve as crucial fundraising events for important causes is a legendary event that brings together celebrities and philanthropists to support AIDS research The Sustainability Gala also highlights the importance of environmental responsibility within the film and fashion industries * Cultural Exchange and Glamour: The galas are a dazzling display of international glamour and cultural exchange creating a unique atmosphere of sophistication and prestige The red carpet becomes a global stage for high fashion with designers showcasing their most exquisite creations attending the Cannes International Film Festival in 2025 is a deeply exciting prospect for several reasons As someone with a keen appreciation for the art of filmmaking and its power to transcend cultural boundaries I am eager to immerse myself in the diverse selection of films from around the world The festival offers a unique window into different cultures the galas present a remarkable opportunity to engage with the international film community and witness firsthand the energy and passion that drives this dynamic industry As someone who also works in media and enjoys fostering creative collaborations I am particularly interested in the networking possibilities that these events afford The chance to support philanthropic endeavors through these high-profile gatherings is also a significant draw with its rich history and enduring significance remains a vital force in the world of cinema and culture Its galas are an essential part of this magic I eagerly anticipate my attendance at the 2025 festival ready to experience the cinematic brilliance and the captivating allure of its celebrated galas It promises to be an unforgettable celebration of storytelling * His Highness and Excellency Global Peace Ambassador Dr PRINCE MARIO-MAX SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE is a working Royal Public Speaker and Philanthropist ♔ Prince Mario-Max is the son of Royal Dignitaries H.H Therefore they are the Royal Danish Nachod Line of The Princes of Schaumburg-Lippe ♔ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/princemariomax/ Website http://www.schaumburglippe.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/zuschaumburglippe X-Twitter https://twitter.com/schaumburglippe Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/prince-mario-max-schaumburg-lippe-1879978a Theatre World Awards Board of Directors has announced the Honorees for Theatre World Award for an Outstanding Debut Performance in a Broadway or Off-Broadway Production Shailene Woodley (Cult of Love) will receive the 16th Annual Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence in the Theater and Tony Award winner Leslie Uggams will receive the 12th Annual John Willis Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre and Good Luck) will receive a 2025 TWA Special Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut as Performer & Playwright The historic 79th Annual Theatre World Awards Ceremony will be held Monday evening at Hard Rock Café Times Square (1501 Broadway)._ Hosted annually by well-known theater journalist the 79th Annual Theatre World Awards Ceremony will be produced by Theatre World Awards OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNER – DAVLER MEDIA / CITY GUIDE the Editor-in-Chief of both Theatre World and its companion volume are the oldest awards given for Outstanding Broadway and Off-Broadway Debut Performances The Theatre World Awards are presented annually at the end of the theatre season to six actors and six actresses for their significant debut performances in a Broadway or Off-Broadway production invitation-only event followed by a party to celebrate the new honorees and welcome them to the Theatre World “family.” In what has become a highly entertaining and often touching tradition 12 previous winners serve as the presenters and often relive moments from past ceremonies and share wonderful stories rarely heard at other theatrical awards Many people feel that this is the most fun and enjoyable awards show of the Broadway season Previous winners who have won the prestigious Theatre World Award at the beginning of their careers include Meryl Streep The Theatre World Award honorees are chosen by the Theatre World Awards Committee which is comprised of Linda Armstrong (Amsterdam News) Joe Dziemianowicz (New York Theatre Guide) and Frank Scheck (New York Stage Review/ The Hollywood Reporter) Board of Directors is headed by Dale Badway (President) with Tom Lynch (Vice-President) The late Honorable Ilene Zatkin-Butler (Treasurer) The Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence in the Theater honors an Outstanding Performance in a Broadway or Off-Broadway production who had the unique talent of being able to make audiences laugh and cry made her Broadway debut in Nowhere to Go But Up for which she received a Theatre World Award for her performance She received a Tony® Award for her incomparable performance as ‘Miss Hannigan’ in Annie and went on to triumphs originating roles in Noises Off Previous recipients of the Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence in the Theater include A.J Shively (2024),Julie Benko (2023),Michael Oberholtzer (2022) The Dorothy Loudon Award for Excellence in the Theater is chosen by the Trustees of The Dorothy Loudon Foundation together with recommendations from the Theatre World Awards Committee The John Willis Award is given for lifetime achievement in the theatre to honor the man who created and maintained the Theatre World tradition for 66 years encouraging new talent in an often-challenging business The John Willis Award is presented annually by the Theatre World Awards Board of Directors to an individual whose lifetime achievements and personal generosity to the Theatre Community merit special recognition and acknowledgement Previous recipients of the John Willis Award include Len Cariou (2024) a TWA Special Award was bestowed upon Peter Filichia Special Award Honorees were bestowed for Outstanding Swing: Marilyn Caserta (Six) and Outstanding Contribution to The Theatre World: Dale Badway (Actor and President of the Theatre World Awards Board of Directors) Last night the 40th Annual Lucille Lortel Awards – the only New York theatre award to exclusively honor Outstanding Achievement Off-Broadway – were presented at NYU Skirball The Lortel Awards are produced by the Off-Broadway League and the Lucille Lortel Theatre Look for T2C’s coverage of the awards tomorrow as T2C’s Craig J Outstanding Play: Here There Are Blueberries Produced by New York Theatre Workshop and Tectonic Theater Project Written by Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich Outstanding Musical: Three Houses Produced by Signature Theatre Company Outstanding Revival: Our Class Produced by MART Foundation and Arlekin Players Theatre  Outstanding Director: Igor Golyak – Our Class Outstanding Choreographer (*TIE*): Connor Gallagher – The Big Gay Jamboree and Lynne Taylor-Corbett – Distant Thunder Outstanding Lead Performer in a Play: Kara Young – Table 17 Outstanding Featured Performer in a Play: Michael Rishawn – Table 17 Outstanding Lead Performer in a Musical: Sarin Monae West – Medea: Re-Versed Outstanding Featured Performer in a Musical: Paris Nix – The Big Gay Jamboree Outstanding Ensemble: Our Class: Gus Birney Outstanding Scenic Design: Jan Pappelbaum – Our Class Outstanding Costume Design: Oana Botez – Orlando Outstanding Lighting Design: Tyler Micoleau – The Antiquities Outstanding Sound Design: Fabian Obispo – Sumo Outstanding Projection Design: David Bengali – Here There Are Blueberries  Playwrights’ Sidewalk Inductee: Alice Childress Outstanding Body of Work: New Federal Theatre  Edith Oliver Service to Off-Broadway: Carol Fishman My View: And The Winners Are…The Mabel Mercer Foundation’s American Songbook H.S Just in Time and Jonathan Groff Bring the Spirit of Bobby Darin to Life at Circle in the Square VI: Women and the American Musical and National Asian Artists Project Youth America Grand Prix World’s Largest Ballet Scholarship Competition 2025 Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Honored to Support The Kindness Is Cool Movement and MAG Gala of Luisa Diaz with New Adboard Prince Mario Max Schaumburg Lippe: Canvas Meets Code – Artem Mirolevich and Dmitry Trekhsvyatsky Launch Bold New Exhibition in NYC Ocean Casino Resort Turns Seven in Style with ‘Lucky Summer of Sevens’ Under the guiding vision of architect Antonio Zagaria a stunning renovation in the heart of Italy’s Aversa is redefining the concept of a courtyard The home—located in a late 19th-century building—is centered on a striking and unexpected focal point: a Ficus Benjamina encased by a modernist iron-and-glass structure they told me that this house represented a dream for them,” Zagaria says of his clients they have been toying with the idea of living in a villa—a place where they could arrive by car and feel surrounded by the greenery of the garden.” Zagaria’s project, just a few steps away from the city’s bustling shopping district and the historic Cathedral of Saint Paul the Apostle faced several design hurdles in the early stages due in part to renovations of the past Zagaria described the preliminary layout as a series of extremely divided rooms that interrupted the home’s natural flow The architect’s solution was ultimately to gut the two-level property and start fresh the homeowners’ desire for a larger kitchen meant sacrificing the courtyard’s square footage conceiving the industrial-like pocket of glass and black metal casings that flood the updated room with natural light Zagaria replaced heavy stairs leading up to the second story with a more minimalist design of floating treads “The pre-existing one was made of concrete and did not seem suitable in relation to walls that were already so important,” he says “I therefore imagined a lighter solution with cantilevered steps anchored inside the walls and always covered in wood starting from the first which is a large backlit platform.” Other natural materials such as large slabs of marble and porcelain stone ground the interior, infusing the rooms with warmth and texture. Complementing Zagaria’s pristine design at every turn are contemporary selections from Tuscan furniture brand Edra the designer selected sculptural works that juxtapose the restitution of the home’s original architecture creating an atmosphere that both paid homage to the past while being decidedly forward thinking © 2023 Hudson One Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy The Arizona Republic sent a brief questionnaire before the primary election to all the candidates in Arizona's 3rd Congressional District which stretches across parts of Phoenix — including the communities of south Phoenix They were asked about their positions on a variety of issues Former Phoenix Vice Mayor Yassamin Ansari beat out two others in the Democratic primary Republican Jeff Zink beat out one other candidate for the GOP nomination Green Party candidate Alan Aversa ran unopposed working one job should afford you a safe place to call home and essentials such as food and transportation – but that’s not the reality right now I will expand upon my work delivering better housing policy and fight to make sure Phoenix gets its fair share of funding for housing choice vouchers I will also support legislation that provides more pathways to home ownership While traditional modeling shows a strong economy it’s an economy that isn’t working for everyone We must ensure that the next generation has access to quality jobs and that wages keep up with rising living costs I’ll invest in public education and reduce student debt and bring the public transit infrastructure that will get communities to the new high-wage jobs created by the Biden Administration Which recent political figure do you most admire and why?As the youngest woman and first Iranian-American to serve on the Phoenix City Council I’m now running to be the youngest woman in Congress and I owe much of that to the road that President Barack Obama paved for my generation I was lucky to have now-State Senator Christine Marsh as my AP English teacher It was her commitment to discussions focused on civic engagement in the classroom that led me to join the Arizona Democratic Party and the Obama campaign as a junior in high school I’m very fortunate to have had that opportunity and am proud to continue to employ high school and graduate students in my office and on my campaign We’re organizing across Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District to get young people excited to vote I’m looking forward to continuing that legacy in shaping our future together at every level of government There are several things that Congress can do for Arizonans to make life more affordable Lowering the costs of living for working families in areas like healthcare and housing are where I plan to take direct action  We don’t have to wait until we hit a financial crisis or face another public health disaster to fund programming that lifts people out of poverty I helped direct federal funding toward free mental health care which provided tuition for hundreds of first-generation students pursuing a community college education I unveiled a policy plan to make housing more attainable through the Housing Crisis Response Act (HCRA) which invests in affordable housing and homeownership in order to level the playing field for many residents who are competing with out-of-state corporate investors culture and spirit of our country benefit from immigration There is bipartisan support for comprehensive immigration reform — and it is far past time that lawmakers move beyond political games and strive toward practical solutions that align with both the economic and humanitarian priorities of the United States immigrants make up about one-sixth of Arizona's labor force and have exponential spending power I will pursue legislation that helps address asylum processing visa backlogs and a path to legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants temporary protected status recipients and Dreamers as we continue to invest in emerging technology domestically – including biotech and semiconductor manufacturing – we need immigration reform that allows the best and brightest from around the world to start their technology companies here in the United States I earned degrees in international relations and security studies from Stanford and Cambridge universities I served as a United Nations climate advisor solidifying my view that climate change is the biggest threat to international security — a view shared by the Pentagon We’re already seeing an increase in climate refugees abroad and domestically Severe droughts and fire are wiping out homes in Southeast Asia As these areas become more difficult to live in many will look for a better life elsewhere exacerbating already challenged immigration systems we’re likely to see more conflict and unsafe conditions in previously peaceful areas It’s of the utmost importance that the United States play a lead role in helping developing nations become more climate resilient through funding soft power programs like the International Affairs Budget The climate crisis is the defining issue of our time which is why I have dedicated my career toward advancing solutions to address it I served as an advisor on the climate teams of two UN Secretaries-General I helped pass the city’s first-ever Climate Action Plan If we want to reduce the worst impacts of climate change and save lives we need to reach 100% net zero by 2050 and establish programs that mitigate extreme heat We need to go beyond the landmark legislation passed in DC recently That means going all-in for a 100% clean energy grid weatherizing homes and buildings to make them more efficient and building a high-speed train and transit system both across the country and locally in our cities We need to make it easier to get around without a car or a plane and we need federal investment to do that Do you feel confident that the 2024 election will be held securely and fairly what are your concerns?Arizona has one of the most secure and modern election systems in the nation and I’m wholeheartedly confident fair elections will be conducted in 2024 – as they always have been It’s why more than 75% of residents vote by mail here and why we’ve been recognized for our efforts in improving accessibility to the ballot box in our tribal nations I’m deeply grateful for the election workers and volunteers that protect our right to vote and the integrity of our political process I believe that every single person deserves autonomy over their own body and their own medical decisions I led the charge to pass an ordinance in Phoenix to make enforcement of Arizona’s archaic abortion ban the lowest priority for law enforcement – because no doctor nurse or patient should go to jail for providing or receiving healthcare I’ll fight tirelessly for legislation that guarantees the protection of reproductive rights nationwide for future generations the safety of our children and families will continue to be a top priority I grew up as part of the Columbine generation with mass shooting drills at school and in college I’ll never stop advocating for common-sense gun safety reform We can and must reinstate the assault weapons ban to keep dangerous weapons out of the wrong hands Arizona election 2024: Here's everything to know about registering and voting I'll focus on boosting domestic energy production This includes opening up the Keystone pipeline and expanding drilling in America and become an export nation again I'll attract manufacturing companies to Congressional District 3 by offering tax incentives by putting these companies on native American land and supporting workforce development initiatives to create more good-paying jobs for our community Trump and Ronald Reagan for their commitment to challenging the Washington establishment and revitalizing the economy They each demonstrated strong leadership in addressing issues like military strength and inflation should Congress take to make life more affordable for ordinary Arizonans?To make life more affordable for Arizonans Congress should consider implementing tariffs on goods from other countries to protect domestic industries and jobs prioritizing the revival of manufacturing within the U.S while ensuring military components are exclusively produced domestically can stimulate job growth and reduce dependency on foreign imports To make life more affordable for Arizonans The biggest threats to national security are China's infiltration of military-age men into our country They are stealing technology and creating vulnerabilities in our infrastructure We must enact policies to prevent foreign ownership of American assets We must tighten border security by enforcing legal immigration processes This includes stricter regulations on our border policies to implement measures to ensure individuals enter the country legally safeguarding national interests and sovereignty What would you change about the US’ response to climate change if anything?I advocate for withdrawing from the Paris Accord emphasizing divine control over Earth's phenomena Volcanic emissions surpass car exhaust annually I have major concerns about the 2024 election's fairness verified by IDs with pictures and signatures at polling stations Mail-in ballots should be by request and signature and a copy of the DL should be placed inside the envelope and paper ballots must be hand-counted at precincts Results should be promptly available the next day It's not our responsibility to solve global issues Congress lacks authority to allocate taxpayer money internationally without American approval Green Party candidate: Alan AversaOccupation: Teacher and computer programmerRelevant experience: Candidate for U.S Phoenix Union High School District (Ward 2) school board candidate 2022.Age: 38Party: I am a registered independent voter running as a third-party candidate in this election.Name two big problems facing the district you’re running to represent and how you would address them if elected.Abortion (12,000 unborn babies killed per year in Arizona) and homelessness/unemployment Maggie's Place (shelter for homeless pregnant women) and pregnancy resource centers There are 4 abortion facilities in or bordering Congressional District 3 (CD3) the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and previous Arizona Attorney General He has turned around the Department of Education purging it of its previous promotion of transgender and other scientifically dubious theories and ideologies should Congress take to make life more affordable for ordinary Arizonans?U.S Congress can ensure that the federal government respects states' rights and autonomy by not meddling in individual states' affairs The federal government is only meant to deal with interstate affairs The federal government should allow states to protect themselves against the invasion of foreigners toxic relationship with the State of Israel and funding of the wars in Ukraine and elsewhere We have domestic issues that need to be addressed first environmentally friendly renewable source of energy currently available Arizona could achieve complete electricity independence with micro nuclear reactors using uranium mined in Arizona which means a single person can tamper the final results on one computer The technology exists (blockchain voting) for truly secure elections where voters can pseudonymously verify their vote is counted and ensure in real-time that the decentralized encrypted voting data have not been tampered Please take this opportunity to mention any other important issue you’d like to discuss.Parents are their children's first educators They have a right to choose how to educate their children OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinD’Aversa: ‘Empoli leave semi final with heads held high’ | OneFootballFootball Italia Roberto D’Aversa feels Empoli leave the Coppa Italia semi-final against Bologna ‘with our heads held high’ and the regrets were for the first leg result The Tuscans had already performed a miracle by reaching their first ever Coppa Italia semi-final However, the 3-0 first leg defeat at home was too much to overcome and they also capitulated 2-1 at the Stadio Dall’Ara this evening Giovanni Fabbian and Thijs Dallinga headers proved decisive around a temporary Viktor Kovalenko equaliser turning in the rebound from a parried Ola Solbakken strike BOLOGNA, ITALY – APRIL 24: Roberto D’Aversa, Head Coach of Empoli, looks on prior to the coppa Italia Semi Final match between Bologna FC and Empoli at Renato Dall’Ara Stadium on April 24 (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images) “We leave this historic semi-final with our heads held high,” D’Aversa told Sport Mediaset. where we made unforced errors against one of the best teams in Italy right now If we have this same spirit in the remaining Serie A matches then we can fight and prove that we deserve to stay in the top flight.” D’Aversa left out several players including Sebastiano Esposito and Tino Anjorin “I chose Solbakken because I wanted to see what he could do while Konate and Kovalenko had a good game D’Aversa had a very special message to conclude the interview, because he had experience as the coach of Lecce, so was particularly shaken by the news this morning that their historic physiotherapist Graziano Fiorita had died suddenly “I want to send an embrace to the Fiorita family He was someone I worked with and was very fond of.” D’Aversa had also sent a message to Fiorita on his Instagram account earlier today sad and profoundly pained by the loss of Graziano Fiorita He was an excellent physiotherapist and a lovely person calling me ‘maestro,’ but had unbeatable professional rigor and focus too with the fun memory of our enjoyable video calls with Giovanni Related NewsFofana forced off in first half vs Genoa, but Milan optimistic ahead of Coppa Italia final Pulisic: Milan need to ‘keep momentum going’ against Genoa ahead of Coppa Italia final Serie A | Empoli 0-1 Lazio: Early bird Dia enough in ill-tempered clash Conceicao discusses ‘best in the world’ Theao, Jovic’s fitness and Coppa Italia rotation Brocchi ponders what Coppa Italia win with Milan might have meant for coaching career 4️⃣ things to look out for in the Champions League this week The Champions League returns with a bang this week as 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Man United hold talks in “recent hours” with Victor Osimhen’s agents over sensational summer deal The three players Xabi Alonso has requested Real Madrid to sign – report Please Support Continuous Local Covid-19 Coverage on MoreThanTheCurve Ambler Borough announced the appointment of Mr Kyle Detweiler as the next Borough Manager Detweiler will replace Borough Manager Mary Aversa who will retire after 23 years of service Detweiler comes to Ambler from Telford Borough where he had been serving concurrently as both the Borough Manager and the Manager of the Telford Borough Municipal Authority Kyle served as Finance Director for the Whitemarsh Township Municipal Authority Detweiler received a BA from Muhlenberg College with a Dual-Major in Business Administration and Media & Communications and an MBA from La Salle University with concentrations in Management and Finance Kyle also recently spent several seasons as the head football coach at Archbishop John Carroll High School in Radnor Detweiler’s start date in Ambler is January 13 We look forward to welcoming Kyle to Ambler and having everyone meet him very soon a developer of transdermal pharmaceutical products today announced that it received the Certificate of Registration from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on Feb 18 for trademark registration Number 7,692,920 covering the mark "Nutriband™." The Trademark registration covers Goods/Services: Class: 042 Product research and development scientific research and development; biochemical research and development; pharmaceutical research and development The Nutriband™ trademark is integral to the commercialization of the Company’s platform technology AVERSA which can be incorporated into transdermal patches to prevent the abuse Nutriband’s lead product under development is AVERSA™ Fentanyl is progressing towards completing the scale-up of the commercial manufacturing process for AVERSA™ Fentanyl the first product under the AVERSA Platform that the company intends to submit for FDA approval According to a market analysis report by Health Advances AVERSA™ Fentanyl has the potential to reach peak annual U.S This reflects the significant impact that AVERSA™ technology could have on the market for abuse deterrent pharmaceutical products Nutriband's AVERSA™ abuse deterrent transdermal technology is designed to incorporate aversive agents into transdermal patches deterring abuse by making the experience unpleasant This technology is especially significant for drugs like fentanyl AVERSA™ aims to ensure that these essential medications remain accessible to patients who need them while enhancing their safety profiles The AVERSA™ technology is supported by a robust intellectual property portfolio with patents granted in the United States and several other countries including Europe is primarily engaged in developing a portfolio of transdermal pharmaceutical products The Company's lead product in development is an abuse deterrent fentanyl patch that incorporates AVERSA™ technology This technology can be integrated into any transdermal patch to prevent the abuse The Company's website is www.nutriband.com Any material contained in or derived from the Company's websites or any other website is not part of this press release statements containing the words ‘'believes,'' "anticipates," "expects" and words of similar import including those including the Company's ability to develop its proposed abuse deterrent fentanyl transdermal system and other proposed products « Back Peter's Nick Aversa (98) recorded his first career HS hat trick Friday night .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance/SILive.com Sports DeskJunior Nick Aversa recorded his first career high school hat trick and added an assist and fellow junior Joe Donadio had a three-point night as St in a CHSHL A division game Friday at Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn The win lifted the Eagles’ record to 8-3 overall Seniors Derek O’Leary and Ryan Checkett recorded goals while senior Chris Liantonio and sophomore John Michael Persico added assists Sophomore Chris DiDonna stood tall between the pipes The Eagles return to action Monday night at the Staten Island Skating Pavilion against St Joseph by-the-Sea in the annual Pancreatic Cancer Charity Hockey Game starting at 8:40 p.m Players from the Monsignor Farrell varsity lacrosse team show off their 2024 CHSAA A Archdiocesan championship rings at a ceremony on Thursday (Owen Reiter for the Staten Island Advance)Owen Reiter Farrell’s winning varsity lacrosse team shows off rings Players from Monsignor Farrell’s CHSAA A Archdiocesan title-winning lacrosse varsity team were presented with championship rings Thursday in a ceremony at the Oakwood school Last May, Farrell head coach Steve Lyman’s club won its first CHSAA A Archdiocesan crown in 12 years with a 7-6 victory over longtime nemesis Kennedy Catholic which ousted Farrell the previous eight years in the Archdiocesan playoffs The deciding goal was scored by Justin Rodriguez with just 1:01 left in the contest It was the Lions’ first CHSAA A Archdiocesan championship since 2012 The Lions subsequently suffered a 14-2 loss to St John the Baptist in the CHSAA A Intersectional title game Farrell also won a title under program originator Jim Allocco in 1995 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) 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 The central theme is confidence and pressure: "The boys are aware of the moment. We must be calm so that the importance of the match does not overwhelm us. We need balance and determination". He has no doubts about the hopes of salvation: "We know that we will have to suffer until the last minute. We must scrape the bottom of the barrel. We work with conviction to get what we want". Solbakken's confidence is also confirmed: "He has important qualities. It is not right to blame him". Finally, a reflection on the opponent: "The Lazio he has great physicality and quality. But we have to be good at not conceding goals, like we did at the beginning of the championship. This is the spirit we need". NEW YORK ‒ Laundry Day, the pop-rock band of four musicians who met at their Manhattan high school, revealed exclusively to USA TODAY that the group's sixth studio album is coming this summer "We're working on a ton of music right now," vocalist Jude Ciulla-Lipkin says "We've been putting out like a song a month We're trying to make the album of the summer Ciulla-Lipkin immediately recalls an interaction with The 1975 as a seminal moment for the group "We were working on this EP ('Light Up') and we were like 'Can we play it for you guys?' " the singer recalls the 2019 interaction The 1975 agreed and invited Laundry Day onto its tour bus 'If you guys keep this up and lean into the "poppiness," you guys are gonna be so big.' "Hearing that from one of our heroes was pretty incredible." Laundry Day's latest music video is for the song "Damn Shame." The group uses several props in the piece, including a vintage cover of The Journal News when the New York Yankees won the World Series in 2000 The Journal News is part of the USA TODAY Network There's also a familiar voice at the start of the video: Big Time Rush star Kendall Schmidt "(Schmidt) was one of the first celebrities to interact with our videos," Ciulla-Lipkin says noting the band "grew up on Big Time Rush." "Then he just stayed around "My favorite part of (the band) is the live show," Pearl says "When you're in front of so many people and they're singing back to you "Going viral on TikTok is pretty fun too," Ciulla-Lipkin adds "The dopamine from that is kind of unmatched." to orchestrate the 9th concert tour featuring Franco Corso’s exclusive performance Escape to Italy brought together a gathering of friends with its highlight Gala concert and dinner “22 Songs for my VIP Group that flew in from the United States to the Royal Concert and my Royal Reception with my Grand Patron German Royal His Highness Dr a night that truly was a grand moment in the heart of Europe Lexye Aversa from LEX Travel and LexAventures stated Her concert was the talk of town and the audience a mix of Royalty each note a brushstroke on the canvas of the Roman night His low notes resonated with the depths of the Colosseum’s history while his high notes soared above the dome of St Franco’s voice was an instrument of pure magic The illustrious A-Guest list included Maestro Bruno Aprea Hollywood Star Leigh Taylor Young (Emmy Award Winner) and John Morton from California two Billion Dollar Business-Mogul Melissa Butterworth with Payam (Ben) Majidi and other shining Stars like Patricia Lambrecht a select guestlist Lexye Aversa has curated Franco Corso was accompanied by the celebrated Nino Fabis on the Keyboard who also sang some special songs The Royal Concert His Highness Prince Mario-Max zu Schaumburg-Lippe co-emceed for and with organizer Lexye Aversa held in the opulent ballroom of the Excelsior Hotel on the iconic Via Veneto solidified Franco’s place in Roman lore Truly the cream of Roman society with the American Jetset broken only by the first chords of his signature song He performed on the ballroom balcony just like Rome and Juliet had set their scene in world history The electrifying performance that transcended language and culture showcased 20 of Franco Corso’s best songs a symphony of raw emotion and technical brilliance and his charisma undeniable far beyond the walls of the elegant Crown Jewel of Roman hotels the iconic Excelsior on Via Veneto the ballroom erupted in a thunderous standing ovation Royalty and VIP guests alike rose to their feet their applause echoing through the hallowed halls had not only taken Rome by storm; he had captured its very soul leaving an indelible mark on the city’s musical landscape a testament to the transformative power of a voice that defied boundaries and touched the heavens The elegant night started with a cocktail reception with piano music culinary delights and a champagne bar that was curated by Lexye Aversa and beloved by the select VIP guests Everyone thanked Lexye Aversa who calls the world her stage Her career spans over 45 years as Global Guru producing extraordinary experiences in Palaces even cruise ship charters and corporate challenge games in the Barcelona Olympic Stadium and atop Mt As the Radio Host of “Living in Palm Beach County” and “LEX Travel” as well as MC of countless events Lexye’s custom tours reveal the pageantry of a theatrical production Since her husband Gianni hailed from Rome and Sorrento Lexye shares personal insights throughout Italy with hotels She has previously customized travel dreamscapes throughout the world for thousands of travelers Whether designing a magnificent LEXperience in Palm Beach Lexye’s knowledge and expertise transform a trip into a “life-tasting unforgettable journey” Franco Corso is the most captivating Recording Artist  on the International scene named with colleagues like Bocelli If you like Andrea Bocelli – you will LOVE Franco Corso Franco reinvents the music of Italian & American crooners transforming past masterpieces into modern treasures After sellout audiences at Caesar’s Atlantic City the Columbus Foundation and countless theaters and stages across the US and Europe Franco’s new Concert Tour takes you on a Musical Journey Appropriately dubbed ‘The Voice of Romance’ Corso hypnotizes audiences with sensual powerful range (baritone to tenor) dramatic presence and charismatic showmanship His musical talent has been labeled Powerful they are a result of something that cuts deeper into the source a raw emotion that comes through in his singing Corso has built a music career channeling the charisma and passion of Italian-American singers effectively transforming past masterpieces into modern treasures His voice recalls the era when crooners ruled the music industry and avid listeners went weak in the knees at love songs laden with raw emotion His classical crossover repertoire in four languages (English Spanish and French) transcends generations Franco’ many career highlights was his sold-out concert at the Berkley Performance Center in Boston prior to a successful Tv Campaign aired on NBC and CBS where Franco was accompanied by multi Emmy award music composer and Tony Bennett’s musical director Mike Renzi Franco’s rendition of Bocelli’s ‘Time To Say Goodbye’ was featured on ABC during the 73th Annual Columbus Day Red Carpet event and presented by Joe Piscopo and Maria Bartiromo His inspirations are drawn from classics such as Caruso and Bocelli along with the allure of Josh Groban and Julio Iglesias These influences are blended together as he takes audiences on a ‘Musical Journey Through Italy’ in his acclaimed sellout concert Tour throughout the US Corso’s talent is galvanized with his multi-lingual finesse and the unique ability to hold a very long note Music Sophisticated venues have included Franco’s presentation: The Berklee Performance Center in Boston The Royal Room at the prestigious Colony Hotel in Palm Beach the Sunrise Theatre and the historical Riviera Theatre in Buffalo Corso’s stunning performances include major charity events Lexye Aversa curated as his representative for more than 14years: Benefiting St American Humane Association ‘Hero Dog Awards’ at the Beverly Hilton in conjunction with Lois Pope’s LIFE Foundation PBS WXEL’s Women with Wings and Wisdom Awards the annual American Heart Association Ball at the Breakers Resort and many philanthropic organizations.Franco returns to Italy every year where his American fan base can join him for an exclusive Concert Tour Previous destinations included the Amalfi Coast with Franco’s rendition of ‘Ave Maria’ in the Cathedral of Sorrento This is the 9th tour to Italy Lexye Aversa organized Franco’s musical story continues with the release of five original songs which spawned his ethereal hit ‘Angel’ and passionate ‘Marisela’ and in Franco’s eyes it is his love letter to all those who have guided and influenced his path from the beginning of his career until now It is a testament to his passion and perseverance but mostly it is a realization of a dream that a talented 6-year-old boy had in Italy while singing in his church choir many years ago The Venue: The Excelsior Ballroom – like the Colisseum or the Vatican – is a synonym of Rome the Roman avenue made so fashionable by Fellini in La Dolce Vita the hotel still rises regally above the street commanding Fellinesque attention General manager Michele Frignani runs a magical hotel where film icons politicians and business tycoons move through the brass revolving doors History of the famous Excelsior: 1889: Opening of Via Veneto named after the village of Vittorio Veneto (this village later became famous after a legendary World War I battle in 1918) 1904: The architectural plans for the Hotel Excelsior were completed and approved Actiengesellschaft für Hotelunternehmungen gave the green light for building work to go ahead The inauguraton gala took place on 18 January a certain Count Guiseppe Volpi founded a hotel company called CIGA with a capital of some 4,500,000 lire c.1910: Tea in the Winter Garden was a favourite pastime of Roman high society the hotel offered two floors to be used as a hospital for senior officers the Venetian – Italian hotel group that subsequently grew into the most powerful luxury group of the country triggered an influx of new arrivals at the Excelsior 1938: With the political climate souring across Europe The building of the new Excelsior annex was delayed 1939-45: An air raid bunker was installed at The Excelsior The hotel escaped World War II unscathed – in fact most of the Ludovisi quarter was untouched by bombs 1943-44: German forces occupied Rome after Italy signed an armistice with the Allies (September 9 1943) The German Army commandant of Rome operated from a number of buildings at the top of the Via Veneto across from the Villa Borghese The residence and the initial working quarters of the top German officers was the Hotel Excelsior the German commander in Rome often called the “King of Rome,” held his usual wine centered heavy luncheons 1944: When 32 German soldiers were killed by the Italian resistance General Kurt Malzer left his lunch and ordered the buildings in the area to be searched Over 200 people from the neighborhood were soon lined up against walls in the Piazza Barberini Malzer was persuaded by cooler heads not to have all 200 people shot on the spot and the entire street blown up setting up Clark’s temporary headquarters at the Excelsior American soldiers arrived at The Excelsior Many took their first bath in years at the hotel In 1945 80 medical officers met at the hotel for the first time Henceforth this group of surgeons would regularly convene in Rome 1953: The building of the Banco di Napoli annex was completed 1950s: Cinecitta dubbed Hollywood sul Tevere (‘Hollywood on the Tiber’) The Excelsior plays host to the biggest film stars of the decade 1959: Release of William Wyler’s Ben Hur  The director and cast moved into The Excelsior while shooting the production at Cinecitta (see famous guests) 1960: Release of Fellini’s La Dolce Vita  Set in 1960s Roman society up and down Via Veneto the legendary film epos featured footage of The Excelsior 1962: In 1962 a star-studded cast of actors arrived in Rome to shoot Two Weeks in Another Town The movie was partially set at The Excelsior and all the stars where there (see famous guests) 1960s: The smart front office crew invented a Mussolini Suite to lure clients to the hotel Of course the dictator had never stayed at the Excelsior although his barber had been the hotel’s barber 1985: For almost one decade Karim Aga Khan became the ‘king of tourism’ owning – among other enterprises – also the CIGA group of luxury hotels 1994:Sheraton bought CIGA and incorporated the chain into The Luxury Collection the US real estate company that would become one of the biggest luxury hospitality grops in the world Its Westin group became The Excelsior’s mother company 2000: The former tearoom was renamed ‘Doneys’ PRINCE MARIO-MAX SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE of Germany Public Speaker and Cover-Model represented by ONEeins Management by Heidi Klum inc ♔ Checkout: http://Facebook/prinzmariomax and http://www.schaumburg-lippe.org and http://www.one-eins.com/en/faces-details.aspx?faceid=202 ♔ Prince Mario-Max is the son of H.H being descendends from the Royal DK Nachod Line of The Princely House of Schaumburg-Lippe Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Lexye Aversa’s Gala Dinner at Mirabelle’s View Restaurant in Rome