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Shop 60+ It Items That Are Defining Fashion Right Now 80+ Pieces of Transitional Clothing to Tackle the In-Between Season in Style Sign up for Vogue’s shopping newsletter to receive the insider’s guide to what to shop and how to wear it Scientists are bringing mossy peatlands and damaged well pads back to life after decades of oil and gas activity left them altered A research team from the University of Waterloo supported by several Canadian institutions has tested a new restoration method to revive peatland vegetation on oil well pads These pads, once used for drilling, have disrupted the delicate water systems and plant life of boreal fens the team’s breakthrough shows that true mosses – the core builders of peatlands – can grow again Canada’s boreal peatlands are not just rich in moss – they store massive amounts of carbon and regulate freshwater systems across the country many of these ecosystems have been disrupted by the construction of over 36,000 hectares of well pads and 100,000 km of access roads These pads bury native vegetation under layers of clay and sand, severing their connection to natural hydrology and altering nearby ecosystems Traditional restoration techniques often focused on replanting trees or grasses to convert damaged land into forest or grassland But such solutions overlook the unique role of peatlands in storing carbon and supporting biodiversity The new method shifts the focus: it seeks to restore the land to its original “These results are the first to suggest that the re-establishment of peatland vegetation on full-scale lowered well pads is possible,” said Murdoch McKinnon PhD candidate in the Faculty of Environment “Well pads bury all of the native peatland vegetation under clay or sand negatively impacting the ability of the peatland to sequester carbon and also reducing the availability of habitat for wildlife.” researchers implemented this large-scale trial on a decommissioned well pad near Slave Lake The strategy involved partially removing the upper layers of the pad and transplanting native mosses collected from a nearby donor site The moss species included true mosses like Aulacomnium palustre and Helodium blandowii – all typical of rich fens The surface of the pad was reshaped to include low and high microtopographies This mimics natural peatland surfaces and helps retain water in dips A straw mulch layer was applied to half the plots to slow evaporation and protect the mosses from drying winds The approach draws inspiration from a natural process called paludification where peatlands expand over mineral soils due to consistent water saturation By partially removing the well pad surface the method aimed to replicate conditions that allow early successional peatland vegetation to thrive lack roots and internal water transport systems Their health depends entirely on the moisture around them In this study, researchers found that mosses thrived when the water table stayed within six centimeters of the surface. These optimal conditions were found mostly along the pad’s edges, which were still hydrologically connected to the surrounding natural peatland interior zones of the pad experienced rapid drying during the late season This dryness occurred because those sections lacked direct groundwater input and had poor water retention due to the coarse sandy substrate Mosses in these interior zones faced significant risks of desiccation The team concluded that the restoration method works best when a steady flow of water can reach the transplanted mosses. Otherwise, even with added mulch, the mosses struggled to maintain the hydration needed for photosynthesis and growth The first season had near-average rainfall reflecting potential future climate scenarios seven plots on the pad maintained near-surface water tables and showed high potential for moss establishment only one plot – located at the hydrologically favorable northeast corner – retained adequate moisture Drying trends in interior plots suggested that the partial removal technique alone may not suffice under climate stress Mosses planted in these areas often encountered moisture conditions below their survival threshold This highlights the need to improve subsurface hydrological connectivity across the pad perhaps by altering slope design or installing water flow conduits “Preserving peatlands is critical because of the role they play storing and supplying water in the landscape,” said Dr a professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management at Waterloo “They are also our best choice for nature-based climate change solutions because of the vast amounts of carbon that they store.” The risk of moss desiccation became particularly clear in the pad’s interior zones Researchers measured soil moisture and water potential across different microtopographic levels They found that when the water table dropped below 54 cm mosses – especially those on high ground – entered the desiccation danger zone Mulching helped slightly in low areas but had limited effect overall The straw was often blown off high points by wind reducing its ability to shield mosses from evaporation These findings suggest that water table depth has a stronger impact than surface treatments in controlling moss health and extended dry periods can stunt long-term recovery This makes mosses in interior pad zones especially vulnerable during drought years Species like Tomentypnum nitens and Aulacomnium palustre can survive across a wide range of moisture levels These species may establish even in dry interior areas the long-term success of a diverse peatland community depends on retaining wet microsites and providing favorable conditions across the landscape plots near the pad edges also saw some short-term saturation This may allow submergence-tolerant mosses to dominate Researchers noted that while prolonged flooding can reduce photosynthesis it is less damaging than complete desiccation These microtopographic differences might ultimately support greater moss diversity by allowing multiple species to thrive in different niches especially where water tables dropped sharply true mosses may not be the best candidates These zones could instead support sedges like Carex and Scirpus species, which tolerate fluctuating moisture better. Introducing these plants might kickstart organic matter buildup and improve soil water retention over time The idea is not to force every plot to become a moss-dominated peatland researchers are exploring mixed strategies tailored to local conditions sedges could help transform dry mineral soils into suitable environments for future moss colonization The study marks a turning point in how scientists approach restoration on former drilling sites While the partial removal method shows promise it works best when combined with other interventions or installing water flow conduits may improve moss survival rates in drier regions The researchers will continue studying how moss communities develop over time and whether introduced species can become self-sustaining There’s also a need to refine water availability thresholds for different moss types to better guide future efforts This work reflects a growing understanding that restoration is not just about replanting vegetation It’s about re-establishing the physical and hydrological foundations that ecosystems need to thrive The full findings of this study are detailed in Hydrologic assessment of mineral substrate suitability for true moss initiation in a boreal peatland undergoing restoration, published in Ecological Engineering Like what you read? Subscribe to our newsletter for engaging articles Check us out on EarthSnap, a free app brought to you by Eric Ralls and Earth.com Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss was looked at by many as a potential cut candidate this offseason After his season was cut short by a neck injury with just 242 rushing yards the emergence of Chase Brown seemed to signal Moss being a cap casualty What actually happened is that Moss restructured the final season of his two-year, eight-million-dollar contract to get more guaranteed money. Per Over The Cap the move lowered his 2025 salary from $3.475 million to $1.7 million all but locking him into a spot on the 53-man roster Moss averaged 5.6 yards per carry through the first five weeks of the season and earned the starting role but Brown clearly showed he was the better fit for the offense down the stretch and the team drafted Tahj Brooks in the sixth round making what was a thin position group last year one that will be one of the more intriguing battles in training camp Perine’s contract doesn’t set the Bengals up to incur a lot of dead caps if he’s cut so he and Brooks will likely battle for the third running back spot on game days but the Bengals could keep all four backs on the 53-man roster The Bengals typically carry four running backs on the roster but only activate three for game days The reworked deal essentially guarantees Moss will not only make the team but likely see a significant workload behind Brown assuming he is able to bounce back from the injury Sea moss is rich in nutrients—but it can also contain dangerous levels of heavy metals and iodine Sold as dried flakes, gels, powders, gummies, and pills, sea moss has become a billion-dollar industry, valued at $2.18 billion in 2024, and the global market is expected to grow to $2.60 billion by 2030, according to Virtue Market Research a San Diego–based registered dietitian nutritionist So, are the health claims valid? “I’m not totally convinced of all of the touted health benefits, but I do see some potential theoretical health benefits,” says Nicholas Generales a board-certified family medicine physician in Los Angeles which have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties (Is algae the new kale?) “It has the potential to play a role in gut health given that it is a good source of fiber,” says Generales Gaffen adds that unprocessed sea moss contains prebiotic fiber “Prebiotic fiber can nourish or feed the beneficial gut bacteria in our gut microbiome,” she says experts don’t recommend turning to sea moss specifically for fiber [such as] organic fresh vegetables at a much cheaper cost,” says Generales “The cost-benefit ratio is just not there.” but it plays a critical role,” says Gaffen and digestion and gut health with how quickly we process food.” However, according to experts, most people in the U.S. don’t need more iodine as they are already getting enough through their diet. Iodine is added to iodized salt and enriched bread and occurs naturally in seafood, eggs, and dairy. recommends iodine testing before adding more iodine to your diet If you’re getting 150 mcg of iodine in your diet and take sea moss “You can quickly become over-treated with iodine,” he says While there are some potential benefits to taking sea moss sea moss can absorb chemicals or metals from its environment faster than it can excrete or release them so whoever is eating it– us or other fish– [means] (Here’s why supplements may hurt your health more than help.) Sea moss can also be problematic for people with certain health conditions Even for generally healthy individuals, sea moss supplements raise questions. “Supplements do have the potential to interact with pharmaceuticals,” says Generales. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) doesn’t regulate supplements like pharmaceutical drugs “[Manufacturers’] can put almost anything they want on the label and it might not resemble exactly what you’re consuming,” he says (Here are 5 things you should know before trusting that supplement.) “The [sea moss] preparations that are available commercially are very variable,” says Davies “And very few of them seem to say how much iodine is in there.” He adds that people may not know sea moss contains iodine and can consume additional iodine without knowing “Supplements may have inconsistent iodine levels or added ingredients like artificial sweeteners or fillers,” says Gaffen Eat vegetables and fruits,” says Generales Gaffen adds that sea moss is not a ‘miracle superfood.’  (The secret to a healthy gut is simpler than you think.) “The lack of long-term studies and the rarity of iodine deficiency in the U.S. make it difficult to recommend sea moss as an essential dietary addition,” she says.  combining to form what promises to be the sixth largest CPA firm in the U.S Rumors of the impending merger began to leak out earlier this month The two firms plan to combine under the Baker Tilly name Moss Adams already has a large presence in the West Coast and the center of the country while Baker Tilly dominates in the East and Midwest and their merger will give them a larger national footprint.   Baker Tilly, based in Chicago, ranked No. 11 on Accounting Today's 2025 list of the Top 100 Firms with $1.8 billion in annual revenue over 600 partners and nearly 6,900 employees over 400 partners and more than 4,800 employees Baker Tilly CEO Jeff Ferro will be CEO of the combined firm until his retirement who is currently Moss Adams' chairman and CEO with Ferro remaining a director on Baker Tilly's board thereafter.  "Moss Adams is a great strategic fit with Baker Tilly," Ferro said in a statement Monday its people and its industry-focused approach we are expanding our ability to serve middle-market businesses with greater expertise geographic reach and go-to-market strength of the combined firm magnifies opportunities for our people to grow "We are proud to offer our clients these expanded resources to deliver even greater value and set a new standard for advisory services in the middle market."  private equity firm Hellman & Friedman will make an additional strategic investment in the business with existing shareholder Valeas Capital Partners also increasing its investment.  The deal is expected to close in early June of this year Moss Adams and Baker Tilly's audit business will combine as Baker Tilly US LLP and the firms' business advisory tax and other services will combine under Baker Tilly Advisory Group LP with all principals holding equity alongside H&F and Valeas in BTAG.  we have been focused on building a differentiated firm with the ambition to change the game in the middle-market accounting industry," said H&F partner Blake Kleinman in a statement "This landmark merger between Baker Tilly and Moss Adams is an important step in creating a firm that will be the destination of choice for the industry's best talent and for firms considering their strategic options in a rapidly evolving sector."  Former AICPA president and CEO Barry Melancon recently joined as a strategic advisor to Baker Tilly and independent chair-elect of the Baker Tilly International board of directors: "The CPA and advisory profession requires firms to operate effectively at the local national and global levels," he said in a statement "This combination brings together two firms at the forefront of the profession further empowering them to deliver on their commitment to serving their clients as the needs of middle-market businesses evolve."  Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and Vedder Price PC served as legal advisors to Baker Tilly served as financial advisor and Dechert LLP as legal advisor to Moss Adams.  Moss Adams does not do M&A deals as often, but last December, it entered the Salesforce.com consulting market by acquiring Yurgosky Consulting Limited LLC in New York but their use has been growing steadily anyway Tax IRS reduced workforce 11% so far More than 11,400 IRS employees have either received termination notices as probationary employees or voluntarily resigned It also announced an equity investment in Llamadex Like what you see Make sure you're getting it all Accounting Today is a leading provider of online business news for the accounting community The actress confirmed she was pregnant with her first baby in January 2024 on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and other lifestyle content for over fifteen years most effective way to prevent the spread of measles Texas – February 27: Signs point the way to measles testing in the parking lot of the Memorial Hospital Emergency Department in the Seminole Hospital District An outbreak of measles in West Texas and New Mexico has grown to over 250 cases and resulted in two deaths In the March 7 episode of Public Health On Call Moss spoke with Lindsay Smith Rogers about how the outbreak is growing and how the average person can know whether they’re at risk of contracting measles He also clarifies the role vitamin A can play in treating—but not preventing—measles and why it is not a replacement for vaccination What is the latest on the outbreak in the Southwest U.S. The state of Texas has been really good about updating its Health Services website with information about the outbreak Most of those cases—107 of them—are from Gaines County And the number of cases has been increasing [Editor’s note: The Texas Department of State Health Services updates its outbreak alert page every Tuesday and Friday the latest totals as of March 11 are: 223 cases (156 in Gaines County) which is tragic because it was a very easily preventable death The child had no underlying conditions; it’s important for people to know that this was an otherwise healthy child In addition to the ongoing transmission from this outbreak there have been some imported cases into Texas—four reported cases have been associated with international travel Most of the cases in Texas are in school-age children between ages 5 and 17 who are either unvaccinated or have unknown vaccination status and a few are among children who received a single dose of the MMR vaccine What is known about this outbreak and the community where it’s occurring This outbreak started in a Mennonite community in West Texas where there are low vaccination rates Many of the children are homeschooled or attend smaller private schools This is not atypical for the larger outbreaks that we’ve seen in the United States in the recent past including a large outbreak of slightly more than 900 cases in an Orthodox Jewish community in New York there was a measles outbreak of 383 cases in an Amish community in Ohio These larger measles outbreaks tend to occur in close-knit communities with very low vaccination rates Are the outbreak in New Mexico and cases reported in other states related to the outbreak in Texas Yes, we are seeing measles cases being exported from West Texas to other counties within Texas, but also to other states. The state with the next-highest number of cases is New Mexico, on the border with Texas—as of March 7, the New Mexico Department of Health has reported 30 cases and one death There have also been cases of measles reported elsewhere in the U.S. as far from Texas as New Jersey and Kentucky But we aren’t seeing outbreaks in other states of the size that we’re seeing in West Texas in that community with low measles vaccination coverage The way we stop and prevent measles outbreaks is through measles vaccination We have a very highly effective measles vaccine—about 93%–95% of people are protected after just a single dose That percentage is even higher—97% or more—if they get their second dose as recommended Individuals who have had two doses of the measles vaccine don’t need to worry What are the challenges to stopping the outbreak it can be challenging to get the measles vaccine to children who live in remote rural areas or areas of conflict measles vaccines are readily available; the problem is on the demand side It’s a complex issue that requires addressing people’s concerns about the measles vaccine and having the right messengers to get the information to communities It requires talking to people and trying to address misunderstandings—and probably misinformation and disinformation—that they’re hearing it may be religious leaders who need to be the trusted messengers to provide information and address the concerns of the community Get our weekly newsletter to stay informed on important public health topics Is vitamin A effective in preventing or treating measles There's a long history of studies—including by former Bloomberg School dean Al Sommer—showing that vitamin A supplementation in communities with a high prevalence of undernutrition and vitamin A deficiency can prevent measles mortality and that giving vitamin A to children hospitalized with measles can reduce measles mortality there are some important caveats to the use of vitamin A for measles: While it can be given to children here in the U.S under the supervision of a health care provider—particularly children who are immunocompromised or have been hospitalized with measles—vitamin A is not a cure or prevention for measles There is also toxicity associated with vitamin A if an individual takes too much of it The bottom line: Vitamin A is an effective tool to try to reduce measles mortality particularly in high-burden settings outside of the U.S. but it's not a tool to prevent measles the way the measles vaccine is The real impact of vitamin A is in populations with a high prevalence of undernutrition and vitamin A deficiency which is generally not the case in the U.S Are steroids or antibiotics useful in treating measles Steroids are not a standard therapy for measles Measles can impair the immune system and lead to secondary bacterial infections like pneumonia—in fact steroids might only exacerbate such an infection There is a role for antibiotics in children who develop a secondary bacterial infection But it is not recommended that all children with measles be treated with antibiotics How concerned should people be if they’re not living in a community where an outbreak is occuring Individuals who have had two doses of the measles vaccine don’t need to worry—they can be very confident they are protected there's a slightly higher risk that you might get measles if you're exposed to the virus but you would likely experience milder illness The CDC recommends that people who are traveling internationally make sure they have received both recommended doses of measles vaccine If someone is traveling to a place in the U.S they need to weigh their risk of coming into contact with an individual with measles Some people may be more susceptible to severe measles including those whose immune systems are weakened due to chemotherapy or underlying diseases Should people get their measles antibody levels tested I don’t recommend people get their antibody levels tested because the results can be misleading Many of the tests are not sensitive enough to detect low antibody levels so individuals may be misclassified as being susceptible to measles If there is any doubt about a person’s measles vaccination history it’s very safe to get another dose of measles vaccine You don't need to follow that up with measuring antibody levels Would a mask help prevent transmission of measles Measles virus is transmitted through droplets and through aerosols a tight-fitting N95 mask should reduce the risk of coming into contact with measles virus I don’t recommend people get their antibody levels tested .. but we’re not seeing signs of this outbreak slowing down What happens next is a matter of whether the virus gets into other communities where there is low vaccine coverage we had one measles case in 2023 and one case in 2024 but because we have very high measles vaccine coverage here It’s not unexpected to see just one or two cases in communities with high vaccine coverage But if someone with measles goes to another community with a large proportion of unvaccinated individuals we can expect to see another large outbreak This interview was edited for length and clarity by Aliza Rosen Johns Hopkins University reportedly is close to a megamerger with Moss Adams to create a firm with $3 billion in annual revenue but acknowledged it's always searching for merger candidates.  "We can't comment on speculation or confidential discussions," said Baker Tilly spokesperson Nicole Berkeland in an email to Accounting Today "What we can say is that we've been transparent about our strategy to grow through strategic mergers We are continually exploring opportunities with respected firms that align with our vision and will strengthen our ability to serve the middle market."  "It's our policy not to comment on market speculation," said Moss Adams spokesperson Greg Kunkel who has previously advised both Baker Tilly and Moss Adams on strategy and M&A "Just when we thought nothing could get any bigger in CPA firm M&A than Forvis (formerly BKD and Dixon Hughes), and CBIZ (formerly CBIZ and Marcum) here comes Baker Tilly and Moss Adams (potentially) combining to create the sixth largest CPA firm in the country (only behind the Big Four and RSM)," Koltin said in an email Baker Tilly will become the largest non-Big Four CPA firm in the Western region and Moss Adams will become part of a Top 10 global network both firms will bring over their unique areas of industry specialization and service line expertise which should provide robust organic growth opportunities to the combined firm As a 44-year veteran and advisor to the accounting profession I daresay there has been more change and transformation in the accounting profession in the past four years than the 40 prior years combined!" Another merger expert also sees benefits in the combination "The primary reason for this reported merger is to expand both firms' scale and market position," said Brad Haller a senior partner in West Monroe's mergers and acquisitions practice "This move would significantly boost Moss Adams' scale and provide Baker Tilly with access to Moss Adams' extensive client base leapfrogging over Grant Thornton and others this merger would allow Moss Adams to tap into Baker Tilly's global networks enabling them to expand their wallet share with clients While there will be modest synergies in the long term as they combine redundant support services the immediate benefits of this merger would be substantial." Moss Adams does not do M&A deals as often, but last December, it entered the Salesforce.com consulting market by acquiring Yurgosky Consulted Limited LLC in New York The Handmaid's Tale actress Elisabeth Moss shared she gave birth to her first baby in 2024—and even had her child on set while filming the sixth and final season of the Hulu show Blessed be the fruit—because Elisabeth Moss is a mom The Handmaid's Tale star confirmed she gave birth sometime in 2024 sharing that she was "so fortunate" to be able to have her newborn on set with her while filming the sixth and final season of the Hulu series in Vancouver "So many parents cannot," Elisabeth said during a PaleyFest LA event on March 26, per The Hollywood Reporter "Any of us who had the privilege of being able to bring our kids or see our kids at work 'Aren’t we lucky to get to do that?'" And the 42-year-old, who announced her pregnancy in January 2024 couldn't help but to marvel at the "beautiful synergy" between her own motherhood journey and that of her character June Osborne "This coming together of art and life that was undoubtedly incredibly meaningful," she told THR in an interview published March 28 "I'm really glad that I got to have this last season playing June with a little bit more of a visceral emotional experience of some of the things that June is talking about or fighting for." Describing it as "such an important part of the story," Elisabeth continued "I'm really happy that I got to have that experience." Her onscreen husband O-T Fagbenle said he also noticed a subtle shift in Elisabeth's acting "as a mother." "This show is so much about people and their children and about motherhood and Lizzie went through that," he explained to the outlet the big thing I remember was just meeting my dear friend my colleague and just knowing that she had been through this extraordinary experience." who was previously married to Fred Armisen from 2009 to 2011 has not publicly shared the identity of her baby's father To see all the celebs who welcomed babies in 2024 The former Ellen DeGeneres Show correspondent gave birth to her second child, a baby girl named Athena Rose The Gypsy Rose: Life After Lockup star and her partner welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Aurora Urker The Bachelorette alum and her husband welcomed baby girl Harper Bell Hart on Dec. 20, but Andi was hospitalized days later to undergo surgery for remove hematomas This time for Mama," she quipped on Instagram Stories Dec I was in a ton of pain and it was getting worse by the day Despite the internet saying recovery takes time I still felt something was wrong and finally after trying every home remedy called my doctors and they told me to come right in." "A very straightforward procedure but still pretty terrifying having a 6 day old baby (plus loads of hormones still lurking)." The OnlyFans model gave birth a baby girl with her husband—who is also her stepbrother—in December "Our Christmas miracle has finally arrived," Tayo wrote alongside a Dec 25 Instagram post featuring a photo of the pair cradling their newborn as well as a snap of them holding their baby's hand "Merry Christmas from our family to yours." Madeline—the widow of the late hockey player—gave birth to the couple's first child in December four months after Matthew was fatally struck by a car while riding his bike with his brother She named their baby boy Tripp Matthew Gaudreau The Summer House star announced Dec. 8 that she gave birth to her first baby with her boyfriend (whom she has not identified) The Glee alum announced the arrival of her and her husband's second baby—a son named Graham—on Nov 24."And then they were 4," Jenna On Nov. 11, the Perfect Match alum gave birth to twins Poetry and Locket—her first children with her fiancé The former Bachelorette made a rosy announcement when she shared she welcomed baby No. 3 "We're doing well & getting adjusted to a family of 5," Desiree Chris Pratt & Katherine Schwarzenegger The Guardians of the Galaxy star and his wife became guardians to a baby boy named Ford Fitzgerald Schwarzenegger Pratt on Nov. 8. Their little one joined big sisters Lyla and Eloise, as well as Chris’ son Jack with ex-wife Anna Faris Campbell "Pookie" Puckett & Jett Puckett The TikTokers welcomed a baby girl named Paloma Campbell Puckett in November 2024 "My angel has given me another angel," Jett quipped while announcing his daughter's arrival The White Lotus alum's little one checked into the world on Halloween. To announce the news, Alexandra posted a photo to Instagram of her and her husband's newborn at the hospital and joked "I thought this was a weird bowl of candy." Candiace Dillard Bassett & Chris Bassett The Real Housewives of Potomac alum and her husband welcomed their first baby together, son Jett Maxwell Lee Bassett,on Oct. 3, the couple confirmed to People the bundle of joy joins Chris' kids Owen Mateo and Naia from previous relationships I Cloroxed the heck out of it before putting it in the cake Maybe people tried to stay away and not eat the pieces surrounding the test but that cake was good."Whitney and Connor are also parents to kids Liam and Sedona This Barbie became a mom when she and her husband welcomed their first child in the fall. According to People "By far the hardest thing I have ever endured but the best thing I’ve ever done!" Brantley Gilbert & Amber Cochran Gilbert "we can’t wait to see what you do here." Clint Eastwood became a grandpa again when his daughter gave birth to a baby girl named Cleo in September The Sex Lives of College girls actress officially enrolled in mom life, announcing on Sept. 30 that she gave birth to her first child "three weeks ago."Pauline, who is the sister of Timothée Chalamet has not publicly disclosed the identity of her baby's father The Bachelor Nation star and his husband found baby bliss when they welcomed son Bishop Colton Brown-Underwood on Sept After the model gave birth to her and the YouTuber's first baby "Esmé Agdal Paul has entered the chat." The England national team soccer star and his partner welcomed a new teammate—a baby girl named Mila Rose Grealish—on Sept The This Is Us alum found herself with a Big Three of her own in September, when she and her musician husband welcomed daughter Louise Everett Goldsmith The baby girl joins older brothers August "Gus" Harrison and Oscar "Ozzie" Bennett "Lou is here!" Mandy wrote on Instagram Sept "Louise Everett Goldsmith arrived happy expeditiously and right in time for Virgo season She is our absolute dream girl and her big brothers are already as obsessed with her as we are Endlessly grateful for our family of 5 (and our very own big three) and soaking in every moment of this special time." Everybody's in LA—including the couple's daughter Méi June Mulaney, whom the comedian and the actress welcomed via surrogate on Sept "I am so proud of my little plum," Olivia—who also shares son Malcolm Hiep Mulaney with John—wrote on Instagram explaining that her baby girl's name (pronounced May) is the Chinese word for plum "It was a scary moment at first bc he was quite stunned and didn’t cry immediately but when he finally kinda 'came to' & I heard his little squeal I just lost it."Jamie and Doug are also parents to Henley Grace Hehner and Hendrix Douglas Hehner and every year mark the "angelversary" of Johnathan Edward The Flash alum and his physical therapist wife announced the birth of their son Arthur James Grant on Sept calling the baby boy their older daughter Juniper's new "best friend." The High School Musical alum and her composer husband welcomed their second child, Emerson Clover French, Sept. 6. As Ashley, who is also mom to daughter Jupiter, wrote in an Instagram message to her baby girl "All three of us are obsessed with you." The Denver Broncos shocked Broncos Country by choosing a cornerback in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The Denver Broncos had invested more into Vance Joseph’s defense, which was already one of the best in the NFL. Meanwhile, Bo Nix was still a couple of weapons away from an arsenal that could compete with the NFL’s top offenses But Sean Payton chose Texas cornerback Jahdae Barron a versatile weapon who fits best in the slot but could move around the secondary Additionally, what’s the latest with John Franklin-Myers Zac Stevens and Henry Chisholm are coming to you LIVE from the DNVR Bar to break down all of the latest news in Broncos Country Bo Nix was outstanding in his first season with the Denver Broncos. The DNVR Broncos Podcast to give the insight on just how impressive Bo Nix has been what his ceiling is and what he can improve on has accepted an invitation to the Vikings’ rookie minicamp Montigo Moss went undrafted over the weekend but his father’s team will give him a shot as a tryout player Montigo Moss caught 61 passes for 722 yards and seven touchdowns in earning All-CAA honors last season he caught 143 passes for 1,692 yards and 16 touchdowns Randy Moss was a first-round pick of the Vikings in 1998 on his way to becoming one of the best receivers in NFL history He played eight seasons in Minnesota and made 587 catches for 9,316 yards and 92 touchdowns Moss was a first-ballot Hall of Famer in 2018 A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and he rushed for 242 yards and two touchdowns while starting six of eight games before he suffered what doctors initially feared could be a long-term injury the Bengals reworked his contract to lower his cap hit and base salary this season The initial contract would have included a $3.1 million base salary and $4.8 million cap hit this season The reworked deal, according to OverTheCap.com and $375,000 signing bonus with a $3.1 cap number Even with just the $375,000 signing bonus guaranteed this new contract almost ensures Moss will be on the roster this year Running back was the thinnest position on the roster heading into free agency with Chase Brown instilled as the starter Moss a question mark and practice-squad members Gary Brightwell and Kendall Milton the only options They also agreed to terms with undrafted college free agent Quali Conley from Arizona with the Bengals leaning into his experience But Brown proved to be more explosive and efficient averaging 5.6 yards per carry through the first five games and moved into the starting role in Week 6 the Bengals have kept four running backs on the initial 53-man roster three times Moss’ new deal is a sign the Bengals expect him to be on the roster but he still will have to prove he can be effective coming off the injury Perine and Brooks all have contracts with low dead cap penalties so if it’s a matter of those three vying for two spots behind Brown it should come down solely to how they perform in training camp Although Brooks could have a slight edge given the upside the coaches believe he possesses plus the economic factor of having a young running back on a cheap Moss is still just 27 and won’t turn 28 until December The Bengals could have simply cut him and incurred only a $1.5 million dead cap hit The fact that they restructured his contract is a clear sign he is in their plans for 2025 The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Another Moss will be running with the Vikings next week developed into the leading receiver over four seasons for the Maine Black Bears He finished last year with a team-leading and career-high 61 catches for 722 yards and seven touchdowns attended the same Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy prep program as Vikings left tackle Christian Darrisaw defensive lineman Elijah Williams (Morgan State) and long snapper Austin Riggs (Rutgers) The Vikings drafted five players last weekend: guard Donovan Jackson (Ohio State) defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (Georgia) linebacker Kobe King (Penn State) and tight end Gavin Bartholomew (Pittsburgh) Andrew Krammer covers the Vikings for the Minnesota Star Tribune, entering his sixth NFL season. From the Metrodome to U.S. Bank Stadium, he's reported on everything from Case Keenum's Minneapolis Miracle, the offensive line's kangaroo court to Adrian Peterson's suspension. Vikings The Vikings have adopted the three-word mantra of edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, who tweeted it out after their two losses at the end of last season. The Vikings have not yet officially named J.J. McCarthy their starting quarterback for 2025. But inside the team’s headquarters, no announcement seems necessary. Vikings safety Harrison Smith had a look that "there was something unfinished,” teammate Brian O'Neill said. And Smith wouldn’t come back for a 14th season "if he didn’t think there was a chance.” Reporting by Pritam Biswas and Arsheeya Bajwa in Bengaluru; Editing by Tasim Zahid Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tab , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved Killeen school candidates Brianna Harrelson participate in an election forum hosted by the MOSS Foundation last week A participant asks a question to school board candidates during an election forum hosted by the MOSS Foundation last week The Making Our Society Stronger (MOSS) Foundation recently hosted the Killeen Independent School District Candidate Youth Forum — a student-led event aimed at fostering civic awareness and participation among the youth of Killeen ISD Held as part of the foundation’s continued commitment to excellence in academics last week’s forum welcomed student representatives from Chaparral High School These student leaders had the opportunity to engage directly with candidates running for the KISD Board of Trustees in the school board election Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Nedlewerkes is a full service cross stitch and embroidery shop located in Copperas Cove We have been in business for 2 and a half years and counting Please come see us for all your needlework needs. We have over 1,000 patterns in stock so you are sure to find whatever yo… Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Sign up to receive a daily list of Obituary notifications Signup today for the Harker Heights Herald Would you like to receive sports news from all the schools we cover Would you like to receive news about the Copperas Cove Bulldawgs Would you like to receive news about the Belton Tigers Would you like to receive news about the Ellison Eagles Would you like to receive news about the Florence Buffaloes Would you like to receive news about the Gatesville Hornets Would you like to receive news about the Harker Heights knights Would you like to receive news about the Killeen Kangaroos Would you like to receive news about the Lampasas Badger Would you like to receive news about the Lometa Hornets Would you like to receive news about the Midway Panthers Would you like to receive news about the Salado Eagles Would you like to receive news about the Shoemaker Grey Wolves Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account .css-1xiyrl{display:-webkit-box;display:-webkit-flex;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;-webkit-box-pack:center;-ms-flex-pack:center;-webkit-justify-content:center;justify-content:center;aspect-ratio:unset;}Moss played five seasons for Maine, and he finished his career on a high note by catching 61 passes for 722 yards and seven touchdowns. Moss saved his best work for the final three games of the year with 17 receptions for 261 yards and four scores. was Moss' first team and where he made a name for himself The four-time All-Pro burst onto the scene with one of the greatest rookie seasons in NFL history in 1998 with 69 catches for 1,313 yards and 17 touchdowns He was a three-time First Team All-Pro in Minnesota over his seven years with the Vikings en route to a phenomenal 14-season career catching 143 career passes for 1,692 yards and 16 touchdowns He also got an endorsement from Maine men's basketball assistant coach Pete Gash upon the breaking news Rookie minicamp dates have not been released just yet but the event will occur sometime in early-to-mid May Lon Ben-Asher, MS, RDN, LD/N, is a registered dietitian with Pritikin Longevity Center + Spa Ben-Asher is an educator in classes on Pritikin’s campus as well as a nutrition leader for Pritikin’s restaurant and grocery store excursions and is passionate about helping clients see wellness results I was pleased to hear from Ben-Asher that sea moss does actually have health benefits and it’s not another non-scientifically-proven social media fad he admits that there still more research to be done to prove these benefits:  Notice that asterisk after the first mention of unflavored that’s because this stuff absolutely has a flavor the sea—like accidentally swallowing a bunch of water that’s vaguely fishy I didn’t hate it (I actually love a weird textured food) but I did not like it in conjunction with the temperature I saw that you’re supposed to refrigerate it after first use I refrigerated my jar for 12 hours before trying it for the first time I’ll also note that you don’t have to eat sea moss by the spoonful—the method popularized on TikTok—some folks blend it into smoothies or even soups I totally get that the benefits of sea moss a.) probably take longer than 11 days to kick in and b.) might not be noticeable to me on a daily basis but knowing that I can get those same nutritional benefits from foods I actually like eating (more on that in a minute) Whether Ben-Asher would recommend it to his clients “The science is inconclusive on the validity and repeatability of benefits of sea moss with significantly more research needed to definitively recommend to clients.” Additionally he notes that pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid sea moss as well as people who take anticoagulant medication (There is also potential for iodine toxicity as well as metal contamination such as mercury and lead if consumed in high quantities.) just because sea moss was a failed experiment for me Ben-Asher assures me there are lots of other foods that provide similar benefits Considering Ben-Asher’s assertion that you can reap similar nutritional benefits from foods like spinach I feel confident in tossing my sea moss jar and getting all that good stuff from foods that don’t make me gag The ‘Wednesday Waffle’ TikTok Trend Was Created for Friends—but I’m Using It with My Grandma Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application “Buster” Southern and Flaura Luster Sullivan Southern Preceded in death by her husband of 51 years Delaine King and Rochelle McDonald; brothers Whitney (Josh) McConnell and Zach (Jordan) Irwin; great-grandchildren She loved her family to the highest degree and loved being around them every chance she had She retired from Suntrust Bank and was a member of Hillsboro United Methodist Church Funeral service will be held 2:00PM Wednesday Visitation with the family will be held on Tuesday Honorary pallbearers will be Thelbert Gordon Jude Children’s Research Hospital or Shriners Hospital for Children WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Bengals will have a little more salary cap space to use for the rest of this offseason after details were revealed on the restructured contract of running back Zack Moss The restructured deal was initially reported on April 21. According to the website Spotrac.com, which tracks professional sports contracts, Moss signed a one-year deal worth $1.7 million with $375,000 guaranteed. He initially signed a two-year deal as a free agent last offseason and was scheduled to earn $3.475 million this season. The move saves the Bengals $1.7 million of salary cap space. Moss suffered a season-ending neck injury in practice prior to the the Nov. 3 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The Bengals signed veteran free agent Samaje Perine in the offseason and have Chase Brown coming off a great second half of the season as the main back, and they also selected running back Tahj Brooks in the sixth round of the recently completed NFL Draft. Co-hosting the event were footwear powerhouse Tamara Mellon and her daughter Minty, who joined the Yorns in celebrating the brand’s buzzy debut. For those not versed in early-aughts fashion lore, Mellon is the former British Vogue editor who helped catapult Jimmy Choo from bespoke cobbler to global fashion phenomenon. Samantha, like Mellon before her, honed her eye at Vogue before launching Ophelia Eve in late 2024. “Beth has always worked in the industry—she’s had her own brand, Elisabeth Bell, for over 15 years,” Samantha said. “A lot of our family work together on different ventures, so it felt natural to team up. We wanted to combine our viewpoints.” Beth added: “It’s wonderful working with someone so young who’s also incredibly decisive and savvy.” Next up for the duo? Their first appearance at Couture—the high-jewelry showcase in Las Vegas—along with a slate of exciting collaborations. In just a few short months, Ophelia Eve has already earned fans in Reese Witherspoon, Kate Hudson, Maria Menounos, and Jessica Biel, and appeared in print on style icons like Selma Blair and Tina Knowles. The future for the Yorns is undeniably golden—and sparkling bright. Darian DiCianno/BFA.com1/15Beth Yorn, Samantha Yorn, Minty Mellon, Tamara Mellon Darian DiCianno/BFA.com2/15Mia Goldstein, Lila Moss, Jordan Goldstein Darian DiCianno/BFA.com3/15Stella Jones, Hannah Desai Darian DiCianno/BFA.com4/15Samantha Yorn, Minty Mellon Darian DiCianno/BFA.com5/15Allia Alliata Di Montereale, Grace Burns Born in China and emigrated to the United States in 1984 Hung Liu (1948-2021) actively engaged her complex history and journey in her artistic practices creating paintings and artworks that operate like archaeological sites This talk reveals how Hung Liu juxtaposed ancient literary sources imagery from Buddhism and children’s books with new forms and materials As an artist whose work was rooted in archival inquiry and criticized her homeland while challenging and expanding the notion of a painter The Hung Liu Estate appointed Dorothy Moss as its founding director in 2023 following over ten years as a curator of painting and sculpture at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington Moss curated critically-acclaimed exhibitions and produced award-winning scholarship including the 2021 exhibition and publication Hung Liu: Portraits of Promised Lands She expanded the popular reach and critical reception of contemporary portraiture through her direction of the 2013 and 2019 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competitions her founding of the museum's popular IDENTIFY performance art series including the commission of Amy Sherald's portrait of Michelle Obama in art history from University of Delaware she earned an MA in art history from Williams College and a BA in art history and English language and literature from Smith College Sponsored by the Kahn Liberal Arts Institute and the Smith College Museum of Arts as part of the short-term project, “Excavating the Image: Dispersed Connections.” Celebrate Smith’s 150th anniversary with us! 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 There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting Vivian was preceded in death by her devoted husband Hollis “Bill” Moss Vivian is survived by her son Kent (Mary) Moss and daughter Kelli (Tracee Barnes) Moss; as well as a host of other family members and friends who will mourn her loss and cherish her memory Vivian was no stranger to loss as witnessed by the passing of her eldest son Kevin (69yr) on her 88th birthday January 9th, 2025; her life was a testament to her unwavering faith. (Kevin Carlos Moss Obituary January 9, 2025 - Newcomer St. Louis) She was a devoted member of First Baptist Church of Chesterfield and former member of Mt shaping her into a powerful presence for all who knew her She was the glue that held her family together Vivian cherished time spent communing with family and friends in person and over the telephone she and her husband Bill took time to travel all over the world to experience many other cultures and traditions She was known for her mouth-watering recipes and immaculate housekeeping Vivian was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her Memorial contributions may be made in Vivian Moss's name to the Powell Terrace Food Pantry in St Charles MO by way of Bogey Hills Baptist Church “Pastor Coby Boyd” 1721 Treetop Dr Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker after enduring a knee injury during the latter half of the 2024 season has all but rehabbed his way back to the lineup this spring head coach Mike Elko and OC Collin Klein were overly cautious during the Maroon & White spring game opting to keep Moss sidelined while sophomore Rueben Owens and both freshmen backs took a majority of the snaps I wrote about the possibility that Moss might not be 100% by the start of the season as Pro Football Focus's Max Chadwick stated that if Moss gets back to his 2024 he will likely emerge as the top RB prospect in the 2026 NFL draft Moss was on his way to rushing for 1,000-plus yards on the season before sustaining already accumulating 759 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging 6.3 yards per carry. On Saturday, Moss took to social media in response to Chadwick's comments and for Aggie fans who were waiting for an official update what's better than hearing from the man himself "I’m coming back a 100 percent I promise 🫶🏾💯" will not only help the Aggies achieve their goals but help Moss accomplish his NFL dream Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes and opinions. Follow Cameron on X: @CameronOhnysty It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of my mother Betty Jean Moss who passed away on February 9th 2025 at the age of 89 Born on March 19th 1935 at home on Split Log Road in Williamson County She grew up in the Franklin area and settled in Smyrna caring and loving mother to Billy and Deborah (Debbie) Beard Betty Jean Moss lived a fulfilling life and in her preteen years her family lived at and worked the plantation farm known today as the Carnton a field hospital during the Battle of Franklin She attended Franklin High and worked in accounting at the Franklin hospital on West Main as well as Franklin Power and Light She owned and raced quarter horses in five states as well as the Iroquois Steeplechase Betty Jean Moss was always putting others needs before her own Her love and compassion extended to all those who knew her and she will be remembered for her infectious smile and warm personality She volunteered and worked tirelessly to provide signage and catalog grave sites at the old Mount Hope Cemetery in Franklin She was a devout Christian and member of the Church of Christ She was preceded in death by her parents Herbert and Flora Moss sister Mary Louise Keeling and also by her daughter Deborah Jean She is survived by her son William “Bill” (Connie) Beard; grandchildren James “Jimmy” (Theresa) Spears I now realize that losing a mother is one of the deepest sorrows a heart can know You will forever be in our hearts and memories.  A funeral service will be held at 12PM Friday Burial will follow in Williamson Memorial Gardens Visitation will be 10:00AM-12:00PM prior to the service Click to watch University of Maine wide receiver Montigo Moss has accepted an invitation to the Minnesota Vikings rookie minicamp the son of NFL Hall of Famer and Patriots legend Randy Moss as Randy Moss also began his career with the Vikings Montigo Moss earned all-conference honors this past fall recording 61 catches for 722 yards and seven touchdowns Moss accumulated more than 1,600 yards and 16 touchdowns in 46 games passed away peacefully at home in Madisonville his children: Pamela Ann Taylor (Jeff) of Washington "Jay" Jonathan Walter III (Trina) of Knoxville "Gordy" Gordon Paul (Lisa) of Houma stepsons Evan (January) Liokis and Louie (Jessica Carter) Liokis He was also known as the beloved "Pop" to a host of grandchildren and great-grandchildren whom he loved dearly and grew up hunting and fishing in the southwestern part of the state helping on his grandfather's rice farm in Bell City He took a job with Wilson Supply which eventually had him working in Houma where he later met Chuck Patterson and ended up working for Patterson Rental Tools for 42 years With his outgoing personality and love for life He was concerned to offer opportunities by giving jobs to folks because "if people have jobs they can take care of their families." He spread laughter and smiles whether he was working with customers in the oilfield or taking clients and their families along with his own family to the beach or on hunting or fishing trips "I always tried to entertain customers by doing things where we could bring our kids," he said and in that way he kept close to his own sons and daughters as much as he could not only because he was kind and hard-working but he also knew how to admit he made a mistake and ask for forgiveness He also knew the importance of extending mercy and helping the less fortunate very grateful for all that he received and one of the last things he said was he loved each member of his family and all his friends One of his last "outings" (in a wheelchair and with the help of faithful Carolyn Young his CNA) was on Sunday to St He loved the Lord and counted on his mercy He is pre-deceased by his parents Rose and Jonathan Walter Moss Visitation: 9:30-11:30 AM followed by Funeral Mass at 11:30 AM Interment following Mass: Garden of Memories Ryan Whitney Talking Stanley Cup Playoffs, Warriors And Nuggets Advance, Kentucky Derby + ... 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Carol Hatch Moss passed away on 4 April 2025 at the home of her daughter in Cedar Hills born to Martha Heywood Hatch and Roy Cooper Hatch Carol spent her formative years in Panguitch where she made friends and had numerous adventures including working at the Flying M Café and at the Rexall drug store with her sister She enjoyed dances at the old airport hangar in Bryce Canyon and the open-air dance hall in Panguitch Carol attended Dixie High School and Junior College where she met her husband She was active in debate at Dixie High School she attended Dixie College and Brigham Young University She continued her education at Iowa State University and Utah State University She and Carl were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple on October 26 They were blessed with eight children and lived in Utah including Stake Relief Society president in Iowa and Relief Society president in Illinois She served as scribe to her patriarch husband for 27 years She and her husband served as ordinance workers in the St Special memories from her children include seeing her read early each morning from her big Examples of service throughout her life included feeding the missionaries and other ward members together with many other selfless acts Her homemade bread and rolls were legendary Favorite hymns included “Love at Home” and “Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words to Each Other” They visited many areas in Utah and throughout the United States International travel included trips to England Carol is predeceased by her husband of sixty-four years and 27 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren Carol received compassionate care from Jan Mills of First Choice Hospice for whom the family will be forever grateful A funeral to honor her life will be held Tuesday 8 April 2025 at 11 AM at Magleby Mortuary in Richfield A viewing will precede the service at 10 AM Interment in Panguitch Cemetery at 2:00 p.m Online guestbook and live streaming of the services at www.maglebymortuary.com under Carol’s obituary a beloved carpenter with an infectious smile and a heart as big as his ambitions leaving a profound impact on all who had the privilege to know him the family moved to Southern Illinois and returned to Akron whose laughter and goofy antics filled the lives of his family and friends with joy Steven was driven by a passion for basketball not just as a player but as a way to connect with his community His time playing basketball for NCOE was filled with memories that showcased not only his athleticism but also his charismatic spirit that drew others to him a testament to his dedication and resilience Steven’s greatest pride was his role as a father and it radiated through every moment they shared nurturing their dreams while creating an environment brimming with laughter and love Steven's essence was woven through every interaction; his humorous personality made people laugh-often at the slightest whim This ability to bring joy was a signature part of who he was Friends and family alike recall his big heart one that embraced anyone in need and offered warmth during both joyous and challenging times Jennifer Cable and brother from another mother He will also be fondly remembered by his grandparents who felt his impact throughout their lives we remember a man whose legacy lives on through the laughter he sparked and may we honor his memory by cherishing our own moments of joy Visitation will be Sunday December 22nd from 2-4 PM at Newcomer Funeral Home with services beginning promptly at 4 PM To share a memory of Steven or leave a special message for his family Bison who are changing the world to make it a better place right now and for future generations Moss’ March 16 Rankin Chapel message encouraged congregants to be resilient and convey the totality of the Black experience After a two-week pause for Howard University’s spring break Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel resumed their Sunday Service Series Otis Moss III as its featured speaker for the March 16 edition senior pastor of Chicago’s Trinity United Church of Christ spoke from Psalm 137:1-4 on the theme “The Origin of Our Rhythm and the Genesis of Our Blues.” Throughout his message Moss connected modern circumstances to his biblical text encouraging congregants to convey the totality of the Black experience despite systemic deterrence Watch the March 16 Rankin Chapel service in its entirety below or on the Chapel’s YouTube Moss’ selected scripture spoke of captives whose jailors “demanded songs of joy” despite their bondage “in a foreign land.” He compared their condition to concerns felt throughout history arguing that oppressors throughout time will demand the happiness and entertainment inherent to “rhythm” for their gain while disregarding the sadness and accountability that accompanies the “blues.” “The psalmist is simply trying to tell us … they want our rhythms for profit yet they cover their ears to our blues,” he said Moss added that we must be intentional about articulating the “fullness” of our ancestors and their stories and cautioned against “being a part of institutions that just want to be rhythm institutions but don’t want to talk about our blues.” He credited Howard University as “an R&B university unafraid to speak about the soul of our survival,” and declared Rankin Chapel “a space of resilience and resistance.” “We are called to be a rhythm and blues people,” he said “There are some places that just want to talk about the rhythm and the praise but don’t want to deal with the existential dilemma that we deal with on a day-to-day basis You’ve got to merge your rhythm and your blues together There must be spaces where we uplift the totality of who we are.” For more information on Rankin Chapel, visit chapel.howard.edu Our public relations team can connect you with faculty experts and answer questions about Howard University news and events 2025)– FC Dallas has partnered with Moss Construction a top-ranked construction firm with a strong base in the Dallas/Fort Worth area The $182 million project will be carried out in phases with work on the stadium's east side currently underway FC Dallas and Moss will host a joint groundbreaking celebration on Wednesday Additional details about this media event may be found below “We are thrilled to be working with Moss on the phased renovation of Toyota Stadium a project that underscores our dedication to providing an unparalleled experience for our fans Each phase of the renovation has been meticulously planned to ensure minimal disruption to our events while delivering state-of-the-art facilities,” said FC Dallas President Dan Hunt “We are confident that Moss brings deep sports facility expertise and resources necessary to deliver a future-focused stadium that our fans Renovation highlights include three new clubs and an architecturally distinctive roof structure that will help provide shade for guests throughout the venue Other upgrades include expanded seating capacity increased concessions and restroom locations and the largest video board in an MLS soccer-specific venue “We are honored to have been awarded the Toyota Stadium renovation project,” said Senior Vice President at Moss Construction Jim Cuddihee “This achievement is a testament to our team’s expertise and commitment to delivering exceptional results We look forward to enhancing the guest experience and modernizing a stadium that will serve as a premier sports and entertainment venue for years to come.” FC Dallas will continue hosting MLS matches at Toyota Stadium throughout the renovation. By summer 2026, the east side will reopen as work shifts to the west side. The full renovation is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2028. For more information, please visit NewToyotaStadium.com. Christopher Harold Moss received his heavenly reward on December 26 at the age of fifty-five surrounded by his loving family Chris was born to Harold and Laura Moss on March 19 Oklahoma.He began his early education in Tulsa He shared a special bond with his two brothers and throughout their childhood he ensured there was never a dull moment.As a young man including his role as a house parent at the Tulsa Boys Home Chris was an extremely disciplined man and stewarded everything he had very well He spent 22 years working for INEOS Composites and ultimately found his passion for land development.Chris was baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ in the early 2000’s by Bishop Joel Holmes and was a devoted member of First Pentecostal Church of North Little Rock.He continuously listened to life changing sermons and music and he faithfully stopped by the church to pray even on his weakest days.Chris enjoyed the outdoors but he especially loved when he got to have his loved ones by his side.He excelled at everything he did he held such a deep concern and unwavering love for his family.Chris was a present and active Husband He would do anything to entertain his children and grandchildren Not only did he do anything to protect and provide for his family but he also took pride in spoiling them.In 2022 he found so much joy when he married his wife they shared a love for adventure and made many unforgettable memories.After his pancreatic cancer diagnosis in December 2023 he seized every opportunity to witness to his medical team Chris demonstrated unwavering trust in God and strength throughout every moment.Chris is preceded in death by his grandparents Bryan (Charlotte) and Justin (Teresa) Moss; loving wife Samantha Talley (Wesley) Charlotte Baugh (Joel); bonus children and Leila Schultz; and adored grandchildren Ivy and Charley (due March 2025) Baugh. The visitation will be at 11:30 AM followed by a funeral service at 1:00 PM at First Pentecostal Church The graveside service will be at Harmony Cemetery at 865 Highway 89 South Sherwood First Pentecostal Church Of North Little Rock After a long battle with various health issues Sid returned to his loving Heavenly Father on November 27 in Salt Lake City Utah to Eldon Calvin & LaRue Webb Moss Sid had a rambunctious childhood spending time camping and whatever adventures he could find He enjoyed many of those adventures with his Webb grandparents Gayle Greenwood in the Salt Lake City Temple on August 6 They were blessed with three beautiful children: Sara Sid had a great love for Gayle’s father Charlie spent many hours with Sid working and teaching Whether it was a project or in the outdoors it was a time filled with love and laughter.  He loved to prank and laugh with his two brother-in-law’s that were more like kindred spirits Charlie and Sid were always trying to play a prank on each other when they were together.  and creating the stories he would retell to all He greatly enjoyed the time that he spent up at Avon on his friend’s ranch and in the Uintah Mountains He often told of the many hours he spent on back of his old friend “Jewelenski” – his trusted horse and how his friends referred to him as “Slim Pickins.” He loved all the time he spent with his family fishing He was in his element in the mountains.  Sid worked for Smith’s Groceries for 25 years Upon leaving Smith’s he went to work as a sales representative for Arnold Machinery Sid was known for his honesty and reliability Sid also enjoyed the time he spent helping his boys work for Parker Dairy Farm While working there he met many friends and created more adventures.  Sid was an active member in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints He received his Eagle Scout award as a young man Sid then served as a young men’s leader and enjoyed his time teaching the youth how to camp and fish Sid knew how to magnify the calling as a home teacher The people he was assigned to were not just an assignment but a friend to him Sid was a friend to everyone and had a way of making them laugh His family will treasure in their hearts his many stories and laughs they shared with him.  Graveside services will be held on Wednesday Friends may visit with family from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m prior to service at Lindquist's Syracuse Mortuary Immediately after family and friends will gather for memories The interment will follow at the West Point City Cemetery located at 80 North 4000 West The family would like to thank the staff at Family Tree Assisted Living for the extra special care they gave Sid while he was there They would also like to thank Holy Cross Hospital- Davis for their kindness during the past week.  Todd worked for the Nashville Housing department and attended the Nashville Auto Diesel College (NADC) He worked for Thompson Machinery Caterpillar Dealership in Smyrna for 15 years Todd began his career at NADC where he worked for 32 years until his death He enjoyed talking to people all over the world who shared his love of Short-Wave Radio A member of the Cowboy Action Shooting Society he participated with the Wartrace Regulators where he shot under the alias "Eli Crow" Todd was a master gunsmith who helped many people in the College Grove area with unusual guns Other hobbies included Competition BBQ events Todd’s Championship Team was called "Smoke in the Grove” and they won titles at the Williamson County Fair Todd was a big supporter of the Franklin Chapter of the Tennessee Jaycees His volunteer efforts earned him the rank of Colonial of the Volunteer Corps Todd spent time working on engines with his son Levi and escorting Olivia to Father-Daughter dances Todd is survived by his devoted wife of 32 years Carol Garrett Moss and Daughter Olivia Moss; Sister Georgia Viechnicki [Bruce] of Pennsylvania Visitation will be held at Triune Community Church followed immediately by a Celebration of Life Service A private burial will be held at Williamson Memorial Gardens.  Triune Community Church (formerly Triune Methodist) We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. To find out more, see our Privacy Policy Sign in to your Atlanta History Center account to celebrate the Cherokee Garden Library—a growing collection of 40,000 rare and contemporary works telling the diverse and meaningful stories of people and plants that have shaped the Southeastern United States and beyond followed by an author’s book signing and a festive cocktail reception All net proceeds of the event will support the acquisition of a seminal rare book for the Cherokee Garden Library further advancing our nationally recognized collection.  6:30 pm: Doors open at the Atlanta History Museum/valet available 7:00 pm: Lecture begins promptly in the Grand Overlook Book signing and cocktail reception to follow, featuring music by Joe Gransden in the Allen Atrium Renowned interior designer Charlotte Moss will lead us on a fascinating journey as we travel the world through her eyes and explore the small intimate gestures of gardens near and far From her home in Virginia to Italian villas she had an opportunity to visit the Garden Library to explore historic volumes written by iconic writers and designers whom she admires—Gertrude Jekyll she writes: “It doesn’t matter what I am doing in the library—reading the newspaper or a book or writing a letter—there is a magnetic force imploring me to rediscover something that I have not visited in a long time We are delighted to welcome Charlotte Moss as a member of the Cherokee Garden Library National Council Observations on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening R427 1803 Cherokee Garden Library – Historic Collection – Oversize Storage Hand-colored engraving in watercolor and gouache of Fig tree from Maria Sibylla Merian’s Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium Kenan Research Center at Atlanta History Center with a plant stand holding containers on the porch Gardens and Cultural Landscapes of Black America visual arts materials Cherokee Garden Library postcard collection © 2022 Atlanta History Center Brandon Behning is up at Station 5, and that show is through this weekend. Brandon is the kind of artist who other artists want to be. I’ve said about him in the past that he has an ability to consider and assume the intellect of the viewer. It’s high art to me, and I’ve been a fan since 2009, so getting to show his 3D work felt really exciting to me. He’s an artist’s artist.  Oh, and Clover Duncan is getting an encore performance at Iconik Lena of their show called Soup.  I always kind of know what I like when I see it, and there are kind of two categories for working with me. I do open calls where I’ll send out a call in magazines or my website (curatesantafe.com) that says ‘if you want to apply, this is how.’ I’ve also been working with some of these artists for over a decade, so I’m repping them over time and getting to see their new bodies of work as they happen. And I’m lucky enough that they want to come back and work with me from time to time. It’s relationship building, because we’re all going to be in this community for the next 50 years, hopefully.  The other thing is that people write to me through my website appropriately and say they’d like to go through the process. Oh, also I happen upon work and am like, ‘Who is making this work? Can I show their work?’ Success is a really broad word. For me, I’m coming from...to be successful means to be contributing, so what’s most successful is about attention to caring and attention to celebrating. Wherever the beauty wants to be invoked, I’ll be there. I think I just have this surfer mentality, where you don’t stand on the beach waiting and crying if there’s no surf, you go three miles down to the swell. I’m just gonna keep looking for the swell. SFR Culture Editor Alex De Vore has written about the Santa Fe culture scene for over a decade and won awards for doing so. He's pretty tired of Americana and still hopes new punk bands might happen. JACE O’MARI MOSS was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to parents, Rodericka Ne’Cholle Moss and LaKenyon Lamont Russ, on October 31, 2013. Jace was a kind and gentle spirit who could light up any room with his smile. Jace loved his family and entertaining himself with video games. Jace would always express wanting to get older so he could graduate and work for the CIA (LOL). Jace was loved by so many; he leaves behind his beloved spirit and pure joy. He will be truly missed, my “sweet baby.” He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Jacquelyn Moss-Woods; great-grandmother, Odessa M. Russ; and great-grandfather, Earnest Moss. 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