Audi announce organisational restructure ahead of F1 arrival in 2026 5 Winners and 5 Losers from Miami – Who excelled in the Sunshine State Tsunoda concedes he ‘made life much more difficult’ with five-second penalty in Miami after battling for final point Antonelli taking plenty of positives from Miami weekend despite struggles on way to P6 in the Grand Prix ‘We took the tough decision’ – Vasseur defends Ferrari team orders situation in Miami as he acknowledges Hamilton’s frustration McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella was left smiling at the end of a dominant performance by his team with Oscar Piastri winning the Miami Grand Prix from Lando Norris With the team having already bagged a 1-2 in Saturday's Sprint the pace the papaya squad displayed in the Grand Prix itself had the paddock talking READ MORE: Norris concedes he 'paid the price' as he reflects on Lap 1 battle with Verstappen in Miami Piastri and Norris finished relatively close together with 4.6 seconds between the two team mates but third-placed George Russell was over 33 seconds behind Norris while Max Verstappen’s Red Bull – that had started on pole – was nearly 40 seconds adrift at the flag That gap was by far the most dominant performance of the season from any team and was gained after both Piastri and Norris had to climb back through the field in the early stages 2025 Miami Grand Prix: Piastri powers past Verstappen to take the lead “I'm a little surprised that the gap we had today is as big as we saw,” Stella said after Sunday's Grand Prix “I thought that we could have had an advantage from a tyre management point of view but I didn't think that the tyre management would lead to this level of gap throughout the race “One of the matters that still in Formula 1 looks like it's a little bit of a black art I would say especially when it's hot there's another characteristic which I think works very well with our car you can see that is relatively closed from a bodywork point of view because there's been also great engineering going into the cooling system I think in these conditions we see the excellence of the engineering at McLaren has reached a point where it can make a difference to this kind of extent.” READ MORE: Piastri full of praise for McLaren after ‘unbelievable’ and ‘impressive’ victory in Miami During the early stages of the Miami Grand Prix eventual winner Piastri had to overtake Kimi Antonelli – which he did with relative ease – and Max Verstappen to climb into the lead Norris had to pass even more cars to get to second after dropping to sixth on the opening lap with the Briton's bold attempt to get past polesitter Verstappen at the start failing to give him the reward he was after The 25-year-old conceded post race that he "paid the price" for the move and McLaren's electric pace could have allowed him to lift at that moment and fight back later from a higher position McLaren recorded a 1-2 in both the Sprint and the Grand Prix Stella explained: “Let's say that considering the situation [on Lap 1] it could have been better for Lando to just lift and make sure that he could keep the second position because the car we see was very fast and he would certainly have passed Max like Oscar and you have to approach with the mindset of reviewing where the opportunities lie and I think in this case Lando could have been a little bit more patient HIGHLIGHTS: Piastri leads McLaren 1-2 after thrilling race in Miami "But I quite like to see Lando aggressive going for overtaking the lead of the race and sometimes it's just the matter of a fraction of a second In this situation the stewards elected that there was no need to intervene but definitely the manoeuvre was quite at the limit.” with Verstappen forcing both Piastri and then Norris to try and go around his outside into Turn 1 Stella did admit that Norris lost time in his fight – while Piastri made it past the Dutchman cleanly Norris needed several goes and even had to give the place back at one point after overtaking off the track 2025 Miami Grand Prix: Norris comes out on top after epic battle with Verstappen for P2 This was the crucial period of the race where Piastri in free air was able to disappear up the road – leaving Norris too much to do once he did get into second place the lap time or race time was lost because he needed to give back the position,” elaborated Stella "It was fair to give back the position because when overtaking we exceeded the track limits so there's a few things that we need to improve “Certainly there are things to improve even from Oscar's side like if you look back at qualifying I think Oscar lost a little bit of rhythm from Q2 to Q3 so even in that case we have some opportunities I think both drivers are very open to this kind of review FACTS AND STATS: Piastri secures McLaren’s first victory hat trick in over 25 years Don't miss your chance to experience the picturesque Imola circuit.. 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Jan Schakowsky will not seek 15th term, capping a career of progressive advocacy Residents launch community organization for downtown Evanston Local crafters, shoppers connect at Maker’s Market singer-songwriter Stella Cole (Communication ’21) reminded the world during her pseudo-hometown show April 30 graced the stage at Park West donning a red cocktail dress a contagious smile and her musical triplet Opening with “On a Clear Day” from the eponymous movie she was joined by her regular band members on the bass and drums and NU faculty member Jeremy Kahn on the piano whose performance was secured in a pinch after the regular pianist was injured a few days before the six-week tour began.  Nostalgia was an overarching theme throughout the show Cole described a joyful Chicago-related experience about her childhood in the Springfield theatre chastising herself for losing her thick skin after time spent in a warmer New York Cole’s vulnerable reflections on life growing up in Illinois and her college years in Evanston brought a refreshing intimacy to the mid-sized venue that was completely filled by seated attendees Cole admitted to the audience that during college she doubted her talent and marketability as a singer The vintage songs originally sung by greats like Julie Andrews and Barbra Streisand may have been Cole’s lifelong interest but seemed uninteresting to others.   “I wondered if I was even good at this,” said Cole.  Cole’s frank admission placed a blanket of admiration over the crowd of about 400 people as she teared up singing the following song was clearly in awe of a girl who once doubted herself living out her dreams in front of our very own eyes.  “It is amazing to get paid to sing the songs I have loved all my life,” Cole said “I never even knew this was a job I could have.” Cole sprinkled in songs from her first self-titled record — which was released in 2024 — along with new material from her second album that will be released later this summer The original songs meshed perfectly with the American Songbook classics and her voice’s vintage tone The crowd was taken by Cole’s entrancing Midwestern charm that shone through in her post-song debriefs The show ended with two hard-hitting tunes straight out of the Songbook: Cole’s angry rendition of “Cry Me a River” by Julie London and a universal favorite “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland Cole’s teary-eyed finale was met with a standing ovation from the audience Honest admissions about her career as well as humorous anecdotes made up a large portion of the show Cole’s nervous laughter in a room full of satisfied fans gave the show a revitalizing comfort a sharp contrast to the modern nature of concerts that require fans to go into Ticketmaster war to see their favorite artist from the nosebleeds.  I was pleasantly surprised at how entertaining a sit down Cole’s stage presence and unique tone was literally music to my ears I highly recommend seeing her upcoming shows Email: [email protected] — Northwestern alum performs interactive show ‘Grace’ to explore relationships with technology — Northwestern Alumni Association directory illuminates and supports alumni-owned small businesses — Charli XCX isn’t done with ‘Brat,’ and neither is Chicago Barty Joseph and Emma Gagnaux Tyson; her husband as well as grandchildren: Alana Lincoln Chester (Matt) She was a proud great-grandmother of Jackson Donald & Lucy Ann Chester; and Wilson Carlo & Carter Maria Stella; and upcoming newest addition Later in life she worked at Sig’s Restaurant and Dr After Hurricane Katrina devastated the area she was forced to leave Plaquemines Parish Port Sulphur was home and for many years she longed for the life she missed She hoped to return to the house where she and Mitchell She missed everything about life in Port Sulphur--her family living close by the Davises from the Shell Station who helped her with many little problems that came up and being surrounded by the kindest neighbors Martha moved to Metairie and lived next door to daughter she moved down the block to an assisted living home She now had the companionship of the other residents in addition to the love and care of the staff who took excellent care of her They even introduced her to new foods which she loved They played her favorite songs so she could sing and shuffle her feet to the beat they helped her peek outside to see the snowfall Thank you to those who helped her navigate this final stage of her life who for years cared for Martha like another daughter Ova’s care and friendship with Martha was exceptional Ova told us many times that “Miss Martha” was very well known at her favorite stores Zuppardo’s Family Market and the Dollar General where she was made to feel special every time she arrived to Milagros “Mimi” Calix and all the staff of Henican House who welcomed Martha as their first resident Martha was called “the queen” and was treated like one since the day she moved in Jackie Trotter & Genell Thomas who stepped in immediately when she needed additional care Arlene and Sabrina for many years of caring for Martha Relatives and friends are invited to visit Greenwood Funeral Home A Funeral Mass will follow the visitation at 1:00 PM The burial will be in Westlawn Memorial Park A reception will follow the burial at Greenwood Funeral Home’s Boulevard Room © 2025 The Plaquemines Gazette She'll compete with the team in the Pan America Cup in July The team will participate in a training block from July 13-19 at the U.S Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs 12 athletes will be selected to represent the United States at the Pan Am Cup BYU women's head coach Heather Olmstead will lead the team in Costa Rica "I'm incredibly honored and thrilled to lead the U.S "Representing USA Volleyball on the international stage is a true privilege and I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity We have a remarkable group of players and coaches and I look forward to learning from them and working together as we chase excellence." 2025 Women's U21 National Team for U21 Pan American Cup RI passed away at the Riverview Healthcare Community on Friday morning She was predeceased by her husband of 44 years Stella graduated from West Warwick High School Stella went on to serve our Country in the United States Air Force for 25 years rising up the ranks to a Technical Sergeant before an honorable discharge from Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts was stationed in many places throughout the World most notable was her time in Thailand and Puerto Rico all of Florida; and the stepmother of Dawn Kozakiewicz and her husband Frank Stella was the grandmother of Ryan Renta and Jack Nine She was the sister of Roberta Yourtee of Virginia Stella is also survived by several nieces and nephews with a Funeral Service at 12:15 pm in the Iannotti Funeral Home Entombment at Newport Memorial Park in Middletown Get quick access to your favorite articles Manage alerts on breaking news and favorite drivers Make your voice heard with article commenting McLaren team principal Andrea Stella believes Formula 1 rival Red Bull is inventing a “narrative” that suggests it is achieving miracles just by competing for pole positions and wins this season.  Max Verstappen sealed his third pole of 2025 for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix and will be aiming to convert it into a second victory of the campaign to remain in the fight for a fifth consecutive drivers’ title The Dutchman has been able to keep the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri honest so far despite widespread acknowledgement that the reigning champions have the fastest car on the grid the suggestion that Red Bull is severely lagging behind in the battle at the front is something it is happy to play in to they are very exceptionally good I would say at driving fast cars and they are extremely good also in creating the narrative to their advantage,” he said “They exploit every possible opportunity to stay in the competition and some of these opportunities sometimes is to create the narrative like: 'oh we are making miracles here the others should win every single practice session and qualifying and race' “But this is the narrative created by some of our competitors which we read occasionally and then we change the page and we focus on ourselves and when we focus on ourselves we look at the numbers we look at what we should be improving and there's a lot that we should be improving I also look at what Lando and Oscar deliver and deliver quite consistently well done to Red Bull even in terms of the way they manage their non-technical opportunities.” Norris will start alongside Verstappen on the front row in Miami and when asked by Autosport in the post-qualifying press conference if his rival was getting more out of the Red Bull than he and Piastri in the superior McLaren Norris replied: “It is impossible to know what car he's got compared to us The advantage we have is two quick drivers and they don't “We have a car that's capable of allowing drivers to drive quicker but impossible to know impossible to actually know the difference between the two cars.” From Formula 1 to MotoGP we report straight from the paddock because we love our sport In order to keep delivering our expert journalism we want to give you the opportunity to enjoy an ad-free and tracker-free website and to continue using your adblocker Cardinal Beniamino Stella stunned many cardinals this morning at the seventh pre-conclave plenary assembly of cardinals when “he openly attacked Pope Francis” for “bypassing the long-standing tradition of the church” that linked the power of governance in the church to holy orders “instead imposed his own ideas” by opening positions of governance in the Roman Curia and the church to men and women not in holy orders Cardinal Stella, the former prefect of the Dicastery for Clergy is 83 years old and thus not eligible to vote in the coming conclave as prefect of the Dicastery for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life He also appointed women to other positions of responsibility in the Vatican America received this news from a cardinal who was present at the pre-conclave plenary assembly That cardinal asked to remain anonymous since the cardinals take an oath of secrecy not to reveal to outsiders what is said in these plenary assemblies “We have listened to many complaints against Francis’ papacy in these days but the speech by Cardinal [Beniamino] Stella was by far the worst,” he said He also revealed that Cardinal Raymond Burke spoke yesterday about the previous pontificate but focused on aspects of canon law the former head of the Apostolica Signatura has long been seen as a critic of Pope Francis’ policies and writings Cardinal Stella’s intervention was particularly disturbing to several of the 181 participants including 124 cardinal electors present today not the least of which is the fact that he was one of the people Francis trusted when he first came to the Vatican and gave him the red hat at his first consistory in February 2014 Cardinal Parolin is described by the Italian press (as well as bookmakers) as the front-runner to be elected as the 266th successor of St Cardinal Stella’s reasoning is “that it is necessary that after the papacy of Francis, which created disorder and confusion one needs a diplomatic and moderate figure to put things back in order,” an informed Italian bishop Cardinal Stella spent much of his life in the Holy See’s diplomatic service he entered the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy where the Holy See’s diplomats are trained he joined the diplomatic service of the Holy See in 1970 and first served in its diplomatic missions in the Dominican Republic and Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) before being recalled to serve at the Vatican’s Secretariat of State from 1976 to 1978 and from 1983 to 1987 Pope John Paul II ordained him archbishop and assigned him as pro-nuncio to the Republic of the Congo and Chad in 1987 The pope sent him as nuncio to Cuba in 1992 and as nuncio to Colombia in 1999 Pope Benedict XVI appointed him to head the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy in 2007 who had known and trusted Stella before he was elected pope in March 2013 appointed him as the prefect of the then-Congregation for Clergy in September 2013 and made him a cardinal in 2014 Cardinal Stella remained the prefect of that congregation until 2021 who is chairing the general congregations and who sources also told America is actively supporting Cardinal Parolin’s candidacy asked the cardinals to confine their interventions to five minutes but one of the cardinals told me that “many do not respect this time limit the 93-year-old Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong spoke for 15 minutes.” In his intervention Cardinal Zen criticized the Synod on Synodality The first part of today’s session focused on the economic and financial situation of the Holy See according to the Vatican communique to the accredited media the coordinator of the Council for the Economy “presented an up-to-date overview of the existing challenges and critical issues offering proposals geared toward sustainability and reiterating the importance of the economic structures continuing to provide stable support to the mission of the papacy.” the camerlengo of the church during the vacancy of the papacy spoke as the chair of the Committee for Investments it said the Austrian cardinal Christoph Schönborn the chair of the Supervisory Commission of Cardinals of the Institute for the Works of Religion “offered a reflection on the Institute’s current situation.” The Vatican also said that Cardinal Fernando Vérgez Alzaga the Spanish-born president emeritus of the Governorate of Vatican City State “provided some details regarding the Governorate with reference also to some renovation works involving buildings of the State and the support provided to the Apostolic See.” “spoke about the commitment of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity.” The Vatican reported that the “Letter to the People of God,” which the press office released today was read out during the second part of the session The second part of today’s session also saw 14 cardinals address the assembly They spoke on a variety of subjects that included “a reflection on the ecclesiology of the People of God with particular reference to the suffering caused by polarization within the Church and the divisions in society.” Some also spoke about “the value of synodality lived in close connection with episcopal collegiality as an expression of differentiated co-responsibility.” Several spoke on “[t]he issue of priestly and religious vocations” in relation “to the spiritual and pastoral renewal of the Church.” Several speakers “made explicit reference to the documents of the Second Vatican Council especially the apostolic constitutions Lumen Gentium and Gaudium et Spes.” Others spoke about “evangelization” and insisted on “the necessary coherence between the proclamation of the Gospel and the concrete witness of Christian life,” the Vatican said and thus a holiday in both the Vatican and Italy the cardinals will not meet for a general congregation and so will have time to meet and discuss the papabili and the conclave that opens a week from today The next congregation will be held on Friday Gerard O’Connell is America’s Vatican correspondent and author of The Election of Pope Francis: An Inside Story of the Conclave That Changed History He has been covering the Vatican since 1985 Password reset instructions will be sent to your registered email address As a frequent reader of our website, you know how important America’s voice is in the conversation about the church and the world. 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Please contact us at members@americamedia.org with any questions Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 2025 at IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis 1939 to the late Peter and Carmella Stella in Chicago Mike graduated from Fenwick High School and received his bachelor's degree from Purdue University He was the owner of Sound Pro for over forty years and Stellar Travel for over ten years but above all he loved his God Jehovah and spreading the good news about God's Kingdom He was an active member of the Noblesville Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Services will be held at 4:00 pm on Saturday 2025 at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center Visitation will be from 3:00 pm until the time of service at the funeral home Memorial contributions may be made to Worldwide Work of Jehovah's Witnesses, https://donate.jw.org/en/USA/home Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors 'Grey’s Anatomy' star Ellen Pompeo aims to inspire her daughters and son Norris started on the front row alongside Red Bull’s polesitter Verstappen but was forced wide by the four-time Formula 1 world champion at turn two and dropped back to sixth on the opening lap He clawed his way back to second behind winning teammate Oscar Piastri but Stella felt it could have been handled better it would have potentially been wiser for Lando to lift and accept he would have gained the lead later on in the race because the car was fast enough but that’s with the benefit of hindsight,” he told Sky Television Norris and Verstappen nearly had a coming together later on in the race which resulted in the McLaren driver giving back the place before later passing his championship rival to move into second Stella insisted giving back the place was the right thing to do coming just two weeks after Verstappen was given a five-second penalty when he failed to give the lead back to Piastri after going ahead through running wide He said: “I think that was the right thing to do because Lando was outside the track limits and you have to give back the track position “That’s a little bit of bad luck but you have to behave and behave fairly That could have been the risk of a penalty so it was the right thing to do.” was critical of Verstappen’s approach in the race saying he had no choice but to run wide to avoid a coming together as they vied for the lead at the start The Briton said in his post-race interview: “What can I say “But it’s the way it is with Max – it’s crash or don’t pass Unless you get it really right and you put him in the perfect position then you can just about get there “But I paid the price for not doing a good enough job today,” the Briton lamented. (Reporting by Alan Baldwin) The Red Bull of Max Verstappen just keeps hold of his lead on the opening lap ⬇️#F1 #MiamiGP pic.twitter.com/e2GKtq9KM5 — Formula 1 (@F1) May 4, 2025 Savannah Cavitt sitting besides her service animal in-training a 20-year-old student at Murray State University named Savannah Cavitt lost her left leg and has been struggling with impaired mobility for weeks she is asking for the community to support her in a time of need as she is hoping to raise funds for a mobility trained service animal Stella is a rescue from the Marshall County Animal Shelter While Stella has only been with her for a short time she's already begun to learn the essential tasks such as pulling her wheelchair and providing the mobility support needed to restore Cavitt's independence Stella's current skillset does not encompass all of the tasks necessary to help alleviate Cavitt's recovery and she is seeking donations in order to cover the cost of Stella's specialized training "Having Stella fully trained would make an incredibly difference in my life — not just physically Savannah Cavitt is a Sophomore at Murray State University studying Chinese she is hopeful that a fully trained service dog will allow her to retain some control of her life after her terrible accident "Your support would mean the world to me as I work toward a more independent future," she said If you would like to donate to Savannah's cause, visit her GoFundMe Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: moved to her Heavenly home on Thursday morning a daughter of the late Earl and Glaphrie Small Stella was of the Baptist faith and a member of Mt and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends she is preceded in death by her husband of 56 years James "Jimmy" Thearp Stella leaves behind to cherish her memory her loving son Kenny Thearp two grandsons Andrew Thearp (Rachael) and Tyler Thearp two great grandsons Joshua and Brian Thearp brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Troy and Linda Thearp A service celebrating her life is planned for Easter Sunday with the Reverend Philip Thompson and the Reverend Gabe Brannon officiating The family will receive friends at the church from 3 PM - 6 PM preceding the service The interment and committal service will take place on Monday Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery with the Reverend Mark Latham officiating and with family and friends serving as pallbearers You are encouraged to share a memory of Stella and/or your personal condolences with her family by visiting her memorial webpage and guestbook at www.companionfunerals.com Companion Funeral & Cremation Service of Athens and the Cody family are honored to assist the family with these arrangements Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar It is also focusing on growth in the UK and Ireland and key international markets like Brazil against the backdrop of broader economic uncertainty.In an interview with Reuters David said the company had not seen any indications of impact on people's behaviours with regard to betting and gaming."What people tend to do in periods of uncertainty is that they probably go back to their nest.. 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All rights reserved When New Yorkers Rachel R. and her partner Drew visited the ASPCA Adoption Center to adopt a pet they met two dogs they’d seen online before selecting Stella “Stella’s behavior and energy level were a good match for them,” says Cindy Dong an admissions and placement specialist who processed Stella’s adoption non-accidental fractures that had gone untreated and shared how the Medical and Behavior teams had worked extensively with her Stella arrived at the ASPCA Animal Hospital on October 29, 2024, limping on both hind legs. She had been abandoned at the NYPD 100th Precinct stationhouse in Queens two days before and was transferred to the ASPCA as part of our partnership with the NYPD and resisted placing any weight on her hind legs,” says Dr a forensic veterinarian who examined Stella revealed bilateral chronic fractures — of the top of the right femur Muscle atrophy was present in both legs due to their non-use and a bony callus was visible along the left thigh bone “The images showed the left femur fracture was older than the right,” Dr “Stella also had a chronic healed fracture of the right humerus — the upper arm bone between the shoulder and elbow.” Stella underwent a right femoral head ostectomy surgery to remove the right broken femur head Her left femur fracture is considered a chronic malunion which means it may never fully heal to complete resolution Liu says Stella’s multiple bone fractures were the result of blunt force trauma Stella weighed just 43.5 pounds on October 29 was attributed to malnutrition and muscle atrophy Skin scars on her head were consistent with healed dog bite injuries and she had a fracture of her right frontal forehead bone and her left cheekbone Stella also suffered from fractured and missing teeth a chronic traumatic injury to the tip of her tongue resulting in a partial amputation Stella’s head is pockmarked with healed dog bite injuries “Stella’s injuries were consistent with non-accidental trauma often referred to as intentional abuse,” Dr Stella’s medical care was funded in part by a generous grant from The Brady Hunter Foundation a global non-profit dedicated to supporting animal welfare Following directives from veterinarians in the Animal Recovery Center licensed veterinary technicians focused on exercising her right hind leg after her surgery “We started with a warm compress of her right hip followed by a massage of her thigh muscles,” says Devon DeFrancesca an LVT who handled Stella’s PT twice daily for over a month “Her normal routine consisted of a passive range of motion of her entire leg and a three-legged stand where we elevated her left hind leg to ensure she built up stability on her surgery leg.”  Stella avoided using both hind legs due to untreated fractures in those legs Her condition was corrected with surgery and physical therapy Devon encouraged her to stand up on her hind legs supporting her front legs and letting her take a few steps forward and backward She was most relaxed and willing to exercise if we started with a gentle approach and built up from there We’d give her the bully stick at the outset we moved forward with the warm compress and massage “She was understandably timid at first, but we earned her trust by ensuring she was well rewarded,” Devon adds. “Fear-free techniques positive reinforcement and classical conditioning all helped her cooperative care.” Behavior experts stepped in to apply Stella’s next level of treatment “Stella received an A grade for her sociability with people and ability to be handled,” says Sara Xing Eisenberg “But she got a C for her dog test which concerned us.” Despite being intensely aroused and vocal around other dogs Stella learned to interact appropriately with other dogs “She sounded aggressive but only scared other dogs,” says Sara. “It was off-putting and hard to find a ‘helper dog’ who would tolerate her We wanted to gather more information to know if she was eligible for treatment and could relax Stella refused to take high-value treats or toys with other dogs present who taught Stella how to walk with and greet other dogs appropriately “She pulled on her leash when passing other dogs but nothing like during her initial dog-on-dog test.” Stella was happily co-housed with another dog but we needed to get to the bottom of her dog-on-dog behavior,” Sara says “It was like peeling an onion to discover the nitty gritty working Stella through calm and controlled exposures to other dogs Stella is rarely alone for long periods as Rachel and Drew “We thought it best to adopt in the middle of the school year,” says Rachel Rachel and Drew introduced Stella to their parents’ dogs on Long Island and will take Stella hiking this summer “She’s so easygoing and loves to be outside,” Rachel says Although her old injuries sometimes cause stiffness — a fading reminder of difficult times — Stella now uses both hind legs well with minimal discomfort proving that her past no longer interferes with the present “We put in a lot of work to give each dog we treat the best possible chance,” says Sara ©2025 American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. 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Pledge to fight cruelty. daughter of the late John & Rosalia Chmielewski She was married to her beloved husband John F Stella was a proud member of the Fuller road Firehouse Ladies Auxiliary being around friends and family to gossip or go out to eat.  In addition to her parents and husband she was predeceased by her children Patricia Weiss (Bill) Birnbach (Diana) and Theresa Birnbach.  She is survived by her son Edward Birbach her favorite (Laura) several dearest siblings as well as several nieces A visitation will be held on Saturday March 8th from 10am-12pm with a service to follow at 12pm at New Comer Cremations & Funerals 343 New Karner Rd Colonie NY.  Click to watch Formula One F1 - Miami Grand Prix - Miami International Autodrome 2025 McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is seen during the race Pool via REUTERS/Shawn Thew The intense battle between Norris and Verstappen in Miami has left fans on the edge of their seats weighing in on the controversial racing incidents The clash between the two drivers reignited memories of their rivalry in the 2024 season with Norris struggling to keep up with the reigning world champion Stella suggested that Norris should have shown more restraint during the race indicating that it might have been wiser for him to bide his time rather than aggressively challenging Verstappen in the early stages This perspective sheds light on a potential lack of composure from Norris in crucial moments Stella addressed the incident where Norris took four laps to overtake Verstappen The British driver was initially successful in passing his rival but was instructed by the team to relinquish the position due to exceeding track limits emphasizing the importance of abiding by the rules to avoid penalties The strategic insight provided by Stella offers a glimpse into the dynamics within the McLaren team and raises questions about Norris’ approach to high-pressure situations on the track As the rivalry between Norris and Verstappen continues to escalate all eyes will be on their future showdowns to see if any lessons have been learned from the intense Miami Grand Prix 2025 Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur arrives ahead of the.. 2025 Alpine's Jack Doohan reacts after qualifying REUTERS/Brian Snyder Formula E's First Monaco Double-Header Unveiled: Shocking Winners and Losers Revealed The high-octane world of Formula E roared through the streets of Monaco for a thrilling double-header © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports Please enter your username or email address to reset your password © 2025 M Sports - Premium news & magazine M Sports Mayor: Run-off between Mouton and West.Councilmember At-Large: Turner and Williams Ward 1: CrenshawWard 2: HilliardWard:3 Sherwood CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new global study found evidence that dogs can understand and combine concepts and The study conducted by the University of California San Diego's Department of Cognitive Science involved dogs using an innovative new strategy to facilitate communication between animals and humans - an array of buttons that each speak a different word when pressed The researchers tracked button presses from dogs living in 47 different countries around the world to see if there was any real cohesion or understanding in the buttons they were pressing or if they just realized pressing certain buttons resulted in certain actions being done One of the most popular participants in the study is a Blue Heeler-Catahoula mix named Stella whose owner has amassed a large following on TikTok by posting Stella's attempts at communication One of the more impressive feats Stella accomplished occurred around the time of her daily beach trip only the button she usually pressed for "beach" as missing Stella pressed "help," "water," and "outside" one after another implying that Stella could understand and combine concepts to create new ones "She was able to generalize the concept of water from being just water in my bowl' to water as a more general thing that can exist at the beach and be much larger than four inches in diameter," said Leo Trottier the company that sells the communication buttons Although much more research needs to be done to determine whether or not furry friends could actually be taught to communicate with humans or if Stella is just a particularly smart dog the possibility that one day humans could "talk" to their dogs is undoubtedly interesting Kentucky to the late Johnny and Elizabeth (Dicken) Burchett.  Her pride and joy were her children and grandchildren Jackie Brown and Clinton (Kaleigh) Brown; grandchildren Gavin and Evelyn Brown; 17 great grandchildren; siblings Jean McLaughlin and Doug Burchett; sister-in-law Denise Burchett; her caretaker and friend 2025 at Hinsey Brown Funeral Service in New Castle with Pastor Danny Douglas officiating Burial will follow at South Mound Cemetery-West Lawn Addition Visitation will be from 4:00-8:00 pm on Monday You may express condolences or share a memory of Stella at www.hinsey-brown.com We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Margaret Stella (Hardy) Pierce, beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on March 19, 2025 surrounded by the love of her family. Born on December 28, 1940, Margaret (also known as Marge) grew up in Keyport, New Jersey.... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Margaret Stella Pierce created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Northside Chapel Funeral Directors and Crematory Made with love by funeralOne Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here playHow Oscar Piastri made history for McLaren in Bahrain (1:03)Take a look at the statistics behind Oscar Piastri's Bahrain Grand Prix win Formula 1 leader Lando Norris was unsparingly self-critical after suffering setbacks in Bahrain at the weekend but McLaren principal Andrea Stella said the driver was being unfair on himself and taking blame for the team who now leads Australian Piastri by three points "Something's just not clicking with me and the car I'm not able to do any of the laps like I was doing last season "The car was just mega and that's helping me get out of a lot of problems at the minute But I'm just nowhere near the capability that I have -- which hurts," he added Andrea Stella has defended Lando Norris after he was self-critical during the Bahrain GP weekend. Mark Sutton - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty ImagesStella told reporters he admired Norris's open approach wearing his heart on his sleeve rather than erecting a mental screen "It is relatively unique how visible he is, how open he is," said the Italian, who worked with seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher at Ferrari might go on about the problem being elsewhere It is something important that I admire about Lando and which makes me very privileged and lucky as team principal that he absorbs the blame and points it at himself not the team.' Which is entirely inaccurate There were things we did that made Lando's life less easy We know what they were technically," he added Some other drivers as soon as there is a problem; 'Ah had "an incredible race craft" and had simply hit a temporary phase of things not going to plan while pushing the car to its limits it will just require a bit of adaptation from Lando himself and some adaptations from the team but I think the understanding is good and we are very optimistic that this will be resolved." Stella said McLaren always shared the blame and "we know that there's a few things we can do better to make Lando more comfortable in the car." Norris conceded he was hard on himself but it was how he had always operated and it would be harder still not to show his feelings a lot of it is probably just getting my frustration out It's just because of not achieving what I want to achieve," he said "When I know what I can do and what I'm capable of and I'm not even close to reaching that .. "Maybe sometimes I lack a bit of self-belief and I have done in the past "And probably maybe at times has limited me from becoming a better driver .. I think what I can do and what I can achieve is good enough and easily up there with the best." Genuine musical epiphanies are rare.  Years ago while I was driving through the English countryside Edward Elgar’s Serenade for Strings came on the radio I felt that for the first time I completely understood this music—not just its national origin but the essence of the pastoralism aching nostalgia and trace of melancholy that permeate not just this work Elgar’s Serenade was heard as part of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra concert led by Dame Jane Glover Thursday night Music director of Music of the Baroque since 2002 Glover was a spirited and assured podium presence as she led a lightish Essentially English program of works for chamber orchestra But the spotlight was seized by violinist Stella Chen in a most impressive CSO downtown debut Chen is subbing this week for the originally slated Robert Chen (no relation) who was back in his concertmaster chair Thursday night. The soloist, who has made regular appearances with the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra and other regional ensembles First up was The Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams This celebrated work is regarded by many as the epitome of the English pastoral school of music—or Yet there is an eloquence and affecting weight of meaning beneath the surface of this outwardly simple work beautifully played portrait of the title avian in this postwar work the violinist played the softer sections with lovely tone often winnowing her sound down to a barely audible thread Chen’s final solo—as the lark takes wing and recedes into the distance—was magical and utterly beguiling her violin fading almost imperceptibly to silence Too bad a loud cough had to spoil the violinist’s hushed concluding solo Thursday night—the worst of several moments from a noisy and restive Orchestra Hall audience it’s February in Chicago but if you can’t control your cough without disrupting a performance you should stay home Glover and the ensemble provided Chen with attentive the British conductor giving her room to phrase freely and pointing up the contrast of the folk-like middle section Elgar’s Serenade for Strings led off the evening While the outer movements conveyed the score’s amiably relaxed lyricism the deeper waters of the central Larghetto proved less successful— cool in expression and undone by Glover’s fussy over-moulding of the arching lines.  The prevailing mood of rustic introspection was dispelled by Benjamin Britten’s Suite on English Folk Tunes “A time there was …” Britten’s final work for orchestra (1974) retools several folk tunes and country dances in five sections While Britten’s sardonic arrangements feel a bit self-conscious at times Glover led a lively and boisterous account with worthy solo contributions from harpist Julie Smith Phillips and long-breathed English horn solo in “Lord Melbourne” was the highlight of the Britten performance Stella Chen returned after intermission to show another side of her artistry with Ravel’s Tzigane Magyar-flavored showpiece was written for the Hungarian virtuoso Jelly d’Arányi Tzigane opens with an extended violin solo that makes up half of its nine-minute span which Chen played in an elegant and somewhat restrained manner If the solo was a bit short on outsized gypsy swagger Chen handled all of the dizzying minefields of the second half—slides left-hand pizzicato and constant tempo gear-shifts—with flawless aplomb her chinrest came loose and went flying noisily onto the stage With Glover and the CSO lending equally high-stepping support Chen tackled the concluding section’s fireworks with impressive polish and blazing bravura.  The evening closed with music of Franz Joseph Haydn the  “London,” would be the composer’s final work in a genre he largely created.  I have had mixed feelings about Glover’s Haydn performances with Music of the Baroque finding them missing some of the composer’s earthy qualities as well as an essential humor.  Yet this CSO performance of Haydn’s symphonic swan song was first class in nearly every respect—vivacious in spirit and ideally balanced with a fine blend of tonal refinement and animal spirits.  The Adagio introduction of the opening movement was grandly scaled and the ensuing main Allegro went with crackling velocity The slow movement was gracious and stately with the minor-key middle section nicely pointed by the British conductor Likewise the vigorous ensuing Minuet was spelled by the folk-like strains of the Trio The performance was rounded off with a wonderfully energetic finale Glover steadily built the increasingly complex repetitions of Haydn’s simple four-note theme to a peak and Vadim Karpinos’s dynamic timpani rolls accented the vitality en route to an exhilarating double bar The week’s CSO concerts are dedicated to the memory of Eric Wicks A member of the orchestra’s violin section for 38 years Wicks passed away October 28 at the age of 89 The program will be repeated 1:30 p.m. Friday and 7:30 p.m. Saturday. cso.org Posted in Performances XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong> Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Stella-Jones Inc (TSX : SJ) (“Stella-Jones” or the “Company”) today announced the appointment of Wesley Bourland as Senior Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer Bourland joins Stella-Jones with a wealth of experience as a senior operations professional He served most recently (2024–2025) as Chief Operating Officer for a leading supplier of hardwood lumber in North America where he was responsible for 30 manufacturing and warehousing facilities across the U.S. and served as its Vice President of Operations from 2021 to 2024 in his 13-year tenure at a manufacturer of steel structures Bourland held several leadership roles including Senior Vice-President & General Manager (2018–2021) he completed his military service as the Operations Officer aboard a United States Navy ship where he developed foundational leadership skills and a mission-driven approach to operations that continue to inform his professional ethos today A trained Mechanical Engineer with a Bachelor of Science from the University of Texas at Austin Bourland will leverage his expertise in manufacturing strategic planning and process optimization to steer the Company’s operations and deliver further alignment in key areas of the business “We are thrilled to welcome Wesley to our team,” said Eric Vachon President and Chief Executive Officer of Stella-Jones results-driven leader with a proven aptitude to drive operational excellence through a culture of collaboration and innovation As Stella-Jones continues to focus on being a partner of choice to its infrastructure customers across North America Wesley is certain to be a point of strength to our continued success and we look forward to his contributions,” he concluded and Chantecaille with Saks on AmazonSaks on Amazon offers a curated selection of luxury fashion and beauty items Amazon.comConditions of UseAmazon Privacy Policy© 1996-2025 Amazon.com There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting She graduated from Ben Lomond High School in 1962.  She was a beautician retired from Defense Depot Ogden She lived in the Ogden area until moving to Minnesota in 2018 She loved being a dog mom and was often seen taking them on walks Lynn (Marva) Yates of Ogden and Dennis (Shelly Yates of Hurricane She was preceded in death by her husband and love of her life Services entrusted to Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary.  Myrtle was a young girl during WWII—an event that left an indelible mark and did much to shape the attitudes perspective and demeanor for the rest of her life Myrtle vividly recalled memories of spending long nights in air raid shelters to escape the frequent German bombing raids on London It was during these fright-filled nights that Myrtle first learned how to knit—a pastime she continued into later life No doubt those nights also helped instill her unyielding strength She never seemed to ever forget the wartime food rationing either which helped cultivate her great appreciation for fine marmalade and (to the chagrin of her children) her serving somewhat modest portions of food at mealtimes and she taught at a number of schools before and in the early years after marrying Wyn John Myrtle supported her husband throughout his career when Wyn's work for 3M brought the family to Minnesota in 1975 Myrtle also supported Wyn throughout his two terms serving as mayor of Lake Elmo and she was instrumental in Friends of Lake Elmo Library the community organization that worked to save and successfully reopen the Lake Elmo Library in the mid 2000s Helping to protect and preserve this valuable resource for future generations of Lake Elmo residents was an achievement of which Myrtle was justifiably proud Myrtle's training as teacher was evident in her stern approach to raising her four children (and also in managing her husband when it came to diet Myrtle upheld those same high standards in her daily life Myrtle had high expectations for all her children but her overwhelming pride was evident whenever she had the opportunity to introduce any of them to her many friends and acquaintances She also had a lifelong passion for tennis—playing well into her sixties—and continuing to follow Wimbledon the US Open and other tournaments every year on TV and always enjoyed a fine meal—especially when it was spent in the company of her children and their extended families—be it at the holidays or at summer barbecues by the lake But if there was one thing she always insisted on (and as the servers at the Waters Perkins and other local restaurants can attest) it was having "bendy bacon" with her breakfast Myrtle and Wyn lived on Grand Avenue in Saint Paul for many years before moving to the Waters in White Bear Lake they enjoyed traveling around the United States and to visit relatives and friends back in the UK They also enjoyed going to the Guthrie Theater the Ordway and attending various cultural events in Minneapolis and Saint Paul all year round "She was a great lady." That was the overwhelming opinion shared by many people when they first learned of Myrtle's passing A great lady who will be greatly missed by her family and her many friends—some who she knew for more than 50 years and others she met more recently as she continued to get to know new arrivals at the Waters Myrtle's family would like to thank Dr April Abrahamson of Bluestone Physician Services for her ongoing help and support the nurses at the Waters and Hospice of the Midwest for the wonderful care they gave Myrtle in her last days as well as all the Waters staff and residents for the touching send-off they gave Myrtle after she passed parents-in-law Gertrude (née Morgan) and Meredith John sisters- and brothers-in-law Marjorie and Wallace Maylott and Joan and Neil Smith brothers-in-law Geoffrey Jones and Haydn Thomas Survived by daughter Rhiannon O'Connor their respective partners Ryan and Jon and great-grandson Luke) son Owen (Chris and grandchildren Allie Page (Zach) Please make any donations to Opportunity Partners (opportunities.org) PITTSFORD, N.Y. – St. John Fisher men's volleyball graduate senior Griffin Stella and senior Ian Rauh have been named 2025 Division III All-Americans by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) while Rauh garnered honorable mention recognition Stella joined David Cerqua and Josh Bigford as the third player in Fisher history to be named a first-team All-American by the AVCA named to the AVCA All-Region II team last week amassed a career-high 243 kills and hit .493 – the third-best mark in Division III and by far the best single-season mark in Fisher history – this past season The 2025 first-team All-United Volleyball Conference pick finished second on the team with 74 blocks John Fisher history in total blocks (377) and second in hitting percentage (.448%) and kills (768) Rauh this past season slammed 251 kills and hit .432 the ninth-highest attack percentage in Division III Thanks for visiting the daughter of Chris and Danielle (Kopp) Michels Stella possessed a remarkable sense of humor that brightened every room she entered She had the unique ability to connect with people of all ages effortlessly bringing joy to both the young and the old An old soul with a natural gift for understanding others Stella was known as a “baby whisperer” able to calm and engage with even the littlest ones was matched only by her selflessness and determination to always give her best reflecting her knack for balancing the demands of family while always taking time to enjoy each moment knowing how to appreciate the simple joys and share her light with those around her Stella is survived by her parents; one sister Duane “Squeak” and Andrea Michels of Chippewa Falls; maternal grandparents and Elizabeth Kopp of Chippewa Falls; maternal great-grandparents Roger and Carol Guse of Pigeon Falls and Celina Kopp of Whitehall; and many other friends and relatives Stella was preceded in death by her paternal grandmother Jerome and Alvira Michels and Kenny and Dorothy Germain; and maternal great-grandfather February 8 at Jacob’s Well in Chippewa Falls Pastor Grace Subiaga will officiate the funeral service A private burial will take place at Eagleton Cemetery after the service with immediate family Horan Funeral Home in Chippewa Falls is in charge of arrangements Family and friends may express condolences online at www.horanfuneralhome.com Donations in her honor to Gillette Children’s Hospital can be made at General Giving Page - Make a Donation or to The Ronald McDonald House at Ronald McDonald House Charities February 8 at Jacobs Well Church in the village of Lake Hallie Interment was in Eagleton Cemetery in the town of Eagle Point Music during the service was provided by the church                 Texas to Velma Lee Davis Fleming and William Jerrell Fleming She survived the great depression and lost both of her parents at an early age She was a graduate of Joaquin/Shelbyville High School she worked at Consolidated Shipyard in Orange Texas- helping out with the World War II effort She then went on to work for Southwestern Bell as a telephone operator After that she became a LVN for both Baptist Hospital and Women’s and Children’s Hospital leaving a lasting impression on all she encountered All of her patients became lasting friends and always having an open and welcoming home and making Christmas stockings for the grandkids People from all over Beaumont would come at Halloween to enjoy her popcorn balls Her specialties that everyone enjoyed was her meatballs and spaghetti Anthony’s Cathedral and was very involved in the church She was also active in the Aggies Mom Club and very involved in her children and grandchildren’s activities She was driven by passion to help others and always spoke her mind Grandchildren include; Jason Alan Hughes of Sour Lake; Justin Lloyd Hughes and his wife of Sour Lake; Jessica Hughes and her husband of Sour Lake; Jessica Campisi of Las Cruces New Mexico; Caitlin Campisi and her husband of El Paso; Mandy Campisi of El Paso; and Jacob Campisi of Spring Great-grandchildren include; Brianna Hughes The family would like to recognize all the staff at Hospice Care Team An extra special thank you to Deacon Kim and his wife Denise Campisi’s family and friends will be from 5:00 p.m with interment to follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park I know that you are going to miss her deeply I will keep you and your family in my prayers and thoughts I am sorry I didn’t hear this news until after the funeral Was one of the most enjoyable people I’ve had to work with.love her bunches.she was a blessing to be around..I will miss her bunches Thankfully I had the privilege of being able to take care of mawmaw (miss grace) from day one she treated me with so much love she was always smiling we always spoke about God She was the sweetest lady I have ever had the honor of taking care of I miss you so much already maw specially today tonight I would of been coming into work walking in seeing you smile would bring any sadness or things I was going through in life disappear Thank you to all the family who always treated me like family and was so sweet I’ll never ever forger any of this family I am very sad you are gone but I I also know you are not in any more pain and your with your family You told me often when we get to heaven we want know each other but I feel i will know you and your momma y’all were my angels My prayers and condolences to you and your family I had the pleasure on meeting Ms.Campisi in the late ‘60’s at Baptist Hospital Bmt Intensive Care Unit She was very knowledgeable confident.She was one of the most positive friend I knew,compassionate caring loving .Smiling sparkling eye’s Blessings for you and family I can remember working with your mom at the main Baptist hospital and at Women and Children’s She was a lovely lady and always had a beautiful smile on her face May God be with you and your family through this tough time and website in this browser for the next time I comment Beaumont - McFaddin Ave. Beaumont - Major Dr. Nederland ©Broussard's Mortuary 2017-2025 Built By Americom Marketing Stella Rockwitz is a multi-faceted vocalist and songwriter based in Nashville she was a member of the university’s premier jazz vocal ensemble which was featured in Christmas at Belmont on Amazon Prime Interested in more? Search Courses whether you’re a high-schooler thinking about attending DU an admitted student learning your way around or a teacher or counselor setting up a group visit With opportunities to participate in research and internships as well as robust service learning and study abroad traditions a DU education takes you beyond the lecture hall walls Our student and faculty researchers are blazing trails Check out some of our recent success stories and our ongoing efforts to improve our world sustainable residence halls and meals made from scratch to accommodate all dietary needs Learn about our brand new Kennedy Mountain Campus and explore the ways it contributes to our Four-Dimensional Experience The stairs to the top floor of the library are calm and quiet visual fireworks emerge: purple-striped cones and bursts of pink and green offer a dramatic contrast to the library's muted wall tones This is artist Frank Stella’s “Had Gadya” painting series presented by the University Libraries in collaboration with the Center for Judaic Studies It is on display now through April 7 in Anderson Academic Commons (AAC) Stella (1936-2024) was an influential 20th century modern artist known for abstract art that pushed boundaries with its use of color and movement to explore narrative His work has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York among other national and international venues The series was inspired by the work of Russian artist El Lissitzky who created a series of drawings based on the centuries-old Passover song “Had Gadya.” Meaning “One Little Goat” in English “Had Gadya” is a song in which each line builds on the previous one:  This mixing of tradition and modern art into a narrative of its own is part of Stella's legacy assistant professor and exhibit librarian at the University Libraries notes that while the series is an abstract departure from El Lissitzky’s drawings which is located on the upper level of the AAC is free of charge and open to the public during the building’s standard hours of operation the University of Denver Libraries and the Center for Judaic Studies are hosting An Evening of Art and Story: Frank Stella’s “Had Gadya" in Conversation Join the conversation on April 2nd from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m in the Kvidstad Special Events Room (ACC Room 290) At the heart of the event is a panel discussion at 6:30 p.m. featuring two distinguished scholars of modern art and Jewish narratives:  professor of English and Jewish literature University of Denver Center for Judaic Studies  professor of the practice of art history and museum studies and founding director of the Clyfford Still Museum  If you would like to attend, please RSVP here. 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He can be reached at MARay@gannett.com , and on X, formerly Twitter, at @themarcszn made her way home to the Father whom she loved dearly West Virginia to the late Walter Elbert Spence Stella was a longtime member of Harvest Worship Center and dearly loved her church family She was the chairperson for the food distribution and Operation Christmas Child at the church She was very civic minded and volunteered with the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Known as “Mama Stella” to everyone She lived her life sharing the love of Christ and took joy in her family Perdue is survived by a son and daughter-in-law Gary Wayne Perdue & Dora Lee of Stuart; a daughter and son-in-law Keen & Danny of Patrick Springs; 7 grandchildren and Jessica Keen; 14 great-grandchildren; 5 great-great-grandchildren & Becky of Stuart; and several nieces and nephews at 2:00 pm at Harvest Worship Center with Pastor David Coleman officiating The burial will immediately follow in the Perdue Family Cemetery located at 794 Hill Valley Road The family will receive friends Tuesday evening at the church from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm memorial donations may be made to the Harvest Worship Center Building Fund Online condolences may be sent by visiting www.moodyfuneralservices.com The family would like to express their appreciation to Liberty Home Healthcare for the care and kindness given to their mom On January 29, Sarah Lawrence first-year Stella Sturgill ’28 appeared on The Today Show to discuss her work with the podcast “This Teenage Life” a youth dialogue and podcasting program that features the voices of approximately 50 teenagers from around the world Stella first discovered the podcast as a high school freshman while searching for accessible and engaging news sources She was drawn to its unique mix of cultural topics — like the 2020 election and climate change — and personal conversations about friendship “The podcast immediately resonated because I could envision my own experience listening to the stories,” Stella said “The episodes were authentic windows into other teens’ experiences.” After listening to every episode eventually writing and producing two of her own episodes The values that drew Stella to the podcast — curiosity, authenticity, and community — also shaped her approach to the college search and athletic recruitment process. “I really wanted to play soccer in college, but the recruitment process can be arduous,” Stella said. “When I met Coach Grillo at Sarah Lawrence I immediately felt how much he cares about his athletes Then I learned about SLC’s conference projects and close faculty-student relationships This is what experiential learning should look like.” Stella has deepened her friendships with the podcast’s NYC-based contributors and found new ways to apply her skills She’s using her interview experience for conference projects and hopes to integrate her passion for storytelling into her coursework in health and wellness coeducational liberal arts college that consistently ranks among the leading liberal arts colleges in the country Sarah Lawrence is known for its pioneering approach to education rich history of impassioned intellectual and civic engagement In close proximity to the unparalleled offerings of New York City the historic campus is home to an intellectually curious and diverse community playMax Verstappen wins fourth consecutive Japanese GP (0:56)Take a look at the incredible numbers behind Verstappen's fourth consecutive Japanese GP victory Japan -- McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has defended his team's strategy calls at the Japanese Grand Prix including the decision not to swap its drivers at the end of the race Verstappen won from pole position at Suzuka after soaking up 53 laps of pressure from Lando Norris in second place and Oscar Piastri in third Piastri radioed the team to say he had more performance to unleash to attack Verstappen if Norris moved out of his way Similar situations in the past have seen teams swap their drivers under the condition that the unleashed driver gives the position back if it is unable to pass the rival car But ultimately McLaren opted against swapping its drivers as it felt Piastri was not better placed than Norris to attack "I don't think it is so clear that Oscar was faster," Stella said "I think Lando was trying to get in Max's slipstream or even closer but any time you went below one second [of the car in front] "So then Lando was doing a little bit of an 'elastic' today I don't think it is a situation that we should judge at face value in terms of what the pace of the car was "Lando was trying to get close to Verstappen with maximum momentum It was something we knew right from the start that on this track you need 0.7-0.8 seconds of performance advantage in order to be able to overtake." Max Verstappen has caught up to Lando Norris in the championship just one point behind. Kym Illman/Getty ImagesAnother option McLaren did not explore was to pit Norris before Verstappen to try to make use of the performance of fresher tyres to "undercut" the Red Bull Piastri pitted on Lap 20 to fend off a similar undercut from George Russell before Norris and Verstappen both pitted on Lap 21 When Stella was asked why McLaren gave the benefit of an early pit stop to Piastri over Norris he said it was to protect the team's overall result and because an early pit stop would have left Norris vulnerable to losing positions in the event of a safety car "I think pitting Lando would have meant that we could not have pitted Oscar and this would have been a problem for Oscar," Stella said which I think would have been a problem with the cars "We will review the gaps [between the drivers at the time of the pit stops] to understand whether there was a possibility to go for an undercut with Lando that could actually be executed on Max that by giving up track position you also expose the car that you pit to safety car risk Like Lando would have lost positions in a safety car should a safety car be deployed but an undercut attempt comes with some risks "It was apparent that the degradation was low so I think if you lose position with a safety car I don't think we could have overtaken a Ferrari or a Mercedes today." After Norris missed out on pole position by 0.012 seconds on Saturday and Piastri by 0.44 seconds Stella said the core reason for the result could be traced to incredibly small margins in qualifying "I'm sure our two drivers will have commented themselves that their qualifying laps were not the best laps in qualifying in their careers you need to nail laps in qualifying and you need to bring home any possible millisecond with 0.043-0.045 seconds between P3 and P1 I think the qualifying laps yesterday in Q3 were even more of a determinant factor than anything that happened today in the race."