Lewis Smith – Local Democracy reporter Reform UK have won a seat on a second Welsh council following a by-election in south Wales Kenfig Hill and Cefn Cribwr ward in Bridgend on May 1 after the resignation of former Labour councillor Mike Kearn The vacant seat was won by newly elected Reform councillor who clinched it with a narrow margin of only 30 votes He edged out the second placed Labour candidate Gary Chappell who ended the night with 667 votes and the third placed Independent candidate Rhys Watkins with 351 votes Following the shock result he will now join two sitting Labour members for the ward – current deputy leader of the council He also takes his place as the second Reform politician in Wales to have won an election following a win at a Torfaen Borough Council by-election earlier this year Cllr Clatworthy said: “I’m incredibly humbled and it’s a true honour to have been elected I ran a campaign based on people because many are fed up of being ignored and want to see change “The work begins now to build a better future for everyone in the ward and I will stand up for the community and put people first.” Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" No surprise that Owain Clatworthy is a recent member of the Conservative Party I bet he didn’t raise that much when campaigning in Cefn Cribwr I say this with the no happiness but another awful result for Plaid in a working class south Wales ward I really hope they are doing some soul searching They don’t need to do any soul searching They need to do some actual grassroots work and sort out moribund constituency committees across the south Plaid has no chance in South Wales next year but there was a very strong branch there in the 70s So the grassroots feelings may still be there Who’s waiting for the flypast by Nigel Farage with a banner proposing a new Bank Holiday celebrating himself All I see in this lineup are those who would sell Wales down the river to please their cult leader Nigel Farage They are merely sheeple led by their noses The very same mindset opposed devolution in 1979 They also hostile towards and likely voted against Wales having a legislative powers in 2012 They opposed the increase in Senedd members from 60 to 96 ironically a change that increased their chance… Read more » https://www.bridgend.gov.uk/media/3vxfvkav/pyle-kenfig-hill-and-cefn-cribwr-declaration-of-result-of-poll.pdf As a welsh socialist it grieves me that a party that wants to privatise our public services that’s led by privately educated millionaires and that was born out of the most fanatical union jack waving elements of the tory party is probably set to be the biggest party in Wales’ parliament next year And everyone that believes in a just and compassionate Wales needs to ask ourselves how such a terrible prospect as Reform possibly forming a welsh govt has come to pass Certainly its a shocking indictment of Wales governing class for the last 25 years A governing class… Read more » Presumably Reform don’t have a leader in Wales because they don’t need one just for a county of England they only have a group leader in the Senedd rather than a party leader in Wales: https://nation.cymru/news/andrew-rt-davies-criticised-for-falsely-claiming-hes-leader-of-the-welsh-conservatives/ Good point I think that will affect their credibility in Cymru Then again are Reform’s UK nation specific It’s reasonable to assume their light blue approach to Wales will be based on the long-standing dark blue approach which was neatly summarised in that article last year: >>> A Welsh Conservative source said: “Andrew may like to think he’s the leader of the Welsh Conservatives Unlike in the case of the Scottish Conservatives which is a fully-fledged entity in its own respect there is no stand-alone Welsh Conservative Party The Welsh party is essentially an offshoot of the English party and It would therefore be… Read more » ‘The vacant seat was won by newly elected Reform councillor who clinched it with a narrow margin of only 30 votes.’ Sign of the times This phenomenon might turn out to have run its course before the next Westminster election but I don’t think there’s any chance of it doing so before our next Senedd election only a year away I think we may yet have to face our own ‘Trump experience’ here in Wales though fortunately there’s a pretty good chance that we won’t get anything… Read more » New rules in next years election but I haven’t quite parsed them yet AfD have been deemed right wing extremists by Germany security service That same AfD that gave Reforms owner a standing ovation ‘New rules in next years election but I haven’t quite parsed them yet.’ If I’ve understood correctly we’ll be asked to vote for a party ‘ticket’ rather than for individuals of voting for different parties on the constituency and on the regional list will be gone While I back the expansion of the number of MSes – too few backbenchers under the present system for a healthily functioning democracy – I’m less happy with ‘list’ elections There’s a value in being represented by a specific member rather than by a ‘batch’ As for AfD,… Read more » He screams free speech abuse in the UK but is shutting it down in the US free speech He attacks a president that is trying to defend a country but defends a president that dodged the draft vance is a truly nasty bit of work to step up to the plate We can only put this down to a lack of confidence within our own people in Wales The perception of there being a ceiling to our ambitions That we should always accept our fate as second class citizens in our own country of Wales and therefore always accept what the UK English/British state (ie English government) hands down and dictates to us and even with their own political parties and society that should not be the case and should never have ever been accepted not the English/British state and not… Read more » Jenkyns was saying Reform wants to take the UK back to the glory days Guess what the very next question every single reporter in Wales needs to be asking reform It’s ironic then that she’s only in power because of devolution they have had in the English local elections Nothing is given because Reform now have enough rope to permanently harm themselves because they have to deliver public services on the ground The Fakebook army of bored retirees will be very quick to highlight when things go wrong in their local area in that Reform UK in a great many places has needed to ramp itself up rapidly from pretty much of a standing start And that must mean that in rather a lot of those places they will have had to recruit candidates quickly and inevitably without much prior scrutiny and due diligence in many instances And while they will have certainly recruited some ex-councillors and former supporters of other parties who have a degree of local government experience and knowledge my bet is that a large majority of their newly successful candidates will have no… Read more » And it’s not just what will go wrong that’ll shock It’s the cover-ups and other potentially unethical activities they might resort to in order to avoid embarrassing The Leader with failure Will illegal immigrants get blamed when nosy journalists start disappearing It’s appalling that there’s enough people with such disdain for Wales to elect such a candidate Connect with Nation.Cymru on Facebook and Twitter If you would like to donate to help keep Nation.Cymru running then you just need to click on the box below it will open a pop up window that will allow you to pay using your credit / debit card or paypal Enter your email address to receive instant notifications of new articles All information provided to Nation.Cymru will be handled sensitively and within the boundaries of the Data Protection Act 2018 In 2017 Nation.Cymru was launched after raising £5000 from a crowdfunding campaign Today it is one of the 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Xpress Wellness appoints David Pyle as CEO to accelerate growth across rural and suburban healthcare markets 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Xpress Wellness and occupational medicine services across underserved communities today announced the appointment of David Pyle as Chief Executive Officer Pyle brings more than 20 years of healthcare leadership experience with a proven record of scaling multi-site multi-state healthcare operations and driving strategic growth across healthcare sectors Xpress Wellness is positioning itself to meet critical gaps in access particularly across rural and suburban markets the organization will accelerate its next phase of strategic growth and delivering patient-centered care models where they are needed most "Healthcare delivery is evolving rapidly and expanding access in underserved communities is more critical than ever," said David Pyle "I'm honored to lead Xpress Wellness in extending affordable high-quality care where it's needed most." "Expanding access to healthcare in underserved communities is one of the most urgent opportunities in the U.S healthcare market today," said Jason Slocum Managing Director in Inclusive Growth at Goldman Sachs Alternatives "David's leadership and track record of scaling high-performance healthcare organizations make him uniquely suited to drive Xpress Wellness' next phase of growth and impact." Pyle joins Xpress Wellness following senior leadership roles at Gastro Care Partners where he successfully built and scaled hundreds of ambulatory and specialty healthcare centers across multiple states Xpress Wellness plans to increase access by identifying care gaps in the markets it serves and delivering accessible Xpress Wellness operates 71 locations across Texas With new clinic openings planned for 2025 and beyond Xpress Wellness remains committed to expanding its impact and redefining healthcare access for rural and suburban America under Pyle's leadership "Healthcare delivery is evolving rapidly—and expanding access in traditionally underserved communities is more critical than ever," said David Pyle "I'm honored to join Xpress Wellness at this pivotal moment and lead a growth strategy that builds on our strengths affordable care to the communities that need it most." Pyle holds an MBA in Brand Management from Southern Methodist University and a BBA in Management from Baylor University he has built a reputation for driving innovation and sustainable growth in high-demand healthcare sectors About Sustainable Investing at Goldman Sachs Alternatives Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) is one of the leading investors in alternatives globally with over $500 billion in assets and more than 30 years of experience The business invests in the full spectrum of alternatives including private equity Clients access these solutions through direct strategies The business is driven by a focus on partnership and shared success with its clients seeking to deliver long-term investment performance drawing on its global network and deep expertise across industries and markets Sustainable Investing at Goldman Sachs Alternatives seeks to invest in thematic climate transition and inclusive growth opportunities by backing companies that have an impact in these two areas The leadership 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Following an incident at Talbot Green Police station which resulted in three police officers… Get A Golf Handicap UK Golf Guide Golfshake Top 100s Find Golf Travel Deals Golf Competitions Community Forum Following his unforgettable round at the incredible Royal Porthcawl, Golfshake's Andy Picken continued his tour around Bridgend in Wales by paying a visit to Pyle & Kenfig Golf Club After experiencing Royal Porthcawl which was one of the great golfing days of my life our hosts at Pyle & Kenfig had arranged an afternoon tee time that perfectly suited my previous night's imbibing.  We had the joyous experience of playing with the Club President They were all justifiably proud of an excellent golf course that has been a qualifying venue for some important international events.  This is an aspirational venue that is already of a very high quality and wishes to be better A waiting list is in place for membership such is the local demand this is unlikely to affect its current management style The clubhouse is excellent with sensible rules regarding the use of phones and manner of dress Its great potential and location were recognised with Harry Colt tasked to enhance the course After WW2 and several changes around its perimeter Mackenzie Ross was asked to create the current back nine There are six "A" additional holes in addition to the usual 18-hole layout and in winter they allow the championship holes to rest in rotation This is a busy venue with qualifying for the Senior Open held here in 2014 and 2017 It has hosted several prestigious amateur events in recent memory It feels like there are two distinct styles of courses there is a gentle opener to ease you into the round so he eased players steadily into the round There was therefore no excuse for my topped opening drive in front of a gallery of interested observers The first has trouble and OOB along its entire length left forcing a tee shot towards fairway bunkers The next hole requires a fade off the tee towards a pinched fairway and a trio of bunkers at the shoulder of the dogleg All the greens at P&K are excellent and true They had benefitted from ironing on the morning prior to our tee time and were marble-fast compared to some courses I have played recently The short holes are excellent and demand a focused approach linked with an accurate tee shot The weather during our visit was pleasant and warm enough for jumpers but I can only imagine what havoc could be caused as the wind draws off the sea The longer holes offer the chance for adventurous golf but be mindful of the craft of the designer with his bunker placements The double-tiered 6th green is another delight I played a conservative shot past the flag to be met by a rollercoaster of a putt back to the pin.  The 7th is another excellent par 4 of 348 yards at its maximum This is a perfect dogleg offering chances to cut the corner supported equally by hazardous bunkering and gorse for those who fail The 9th is another good par 5 of 566 yards at its maximum length The entire length of the hole to its left is out-of-bounds and is joined by the same on the opposite side of the fairway from around 150 yards out we walk across the road towards a hole that is protected by water hazards along both flanks.  The next few holes are of a style that is reminiscent of some of the best Irish links played within the deeply ruffled dunes and sand scrapes of Portmarnock or Royal Portrush It can feel claustrophobic and tight plotting around the deep valleys and natural dunes but it was sheer golfing pleasure to experience it The 10th has a range of water hazards requiring accurate play supported by a well-protected green complex I really enjoyed the challenges offered by the next group of holes as they were so different from the front nine in style and layout The short holes were nothing short of superb.  The 13th is a short par 4 dogleg right of only 369 yards 14 is another gorgeous golf hole as it wends its way through the towering dunes No bunkers are needed on this fairway as the layout itself provides all the protection the hole needs to defend itself against par Two bunkers short of the green offer a visual deterrent for the overly ambitious The 15th is another testing but beautiful short hole visually intimidating due to the ring of bunkers ready willing and able to capture anything played short Please take a moment to enjoy and appreciate your surroundings on this tee box The pressure tightens with the closing holes as they become progressively more difficult We were playing in benign weather conditions and I can only imagine how difficult these could be if the weather is adverse.  The 17th is a blind tee shot but the line of attack is very clearly marked by the fairway marker post This gives the best chance for a second to another well-guarded green the closing hole is tight and needs accuracy from all shots played OOB its entire length left with water hazards in the form of drainage ditches patrolling the right side The green complex is then additionally protected by bunkers left The course has areas of common ground within it that are publicly accessible walkways and bridleways I was surprised to see a young lady riding her horse at full gallop along one of these paths parallel to the golfing grounds A majestic sight and sound as horse and rider thundered along This is a magnificent golf course and club that delivers a premium product with great value for money A stay and play short break starts from £79 and that is superb value given the quality of the food This has the feel of a club for the members by its members and if I lived nearer I would certainly be adding my name to its waiting list We decided to eat at P&K that night so we could experience the full club experience An excellent range of beer and food with access to Sky Sports TV and a clubhouse packed with fellow golfers This is a golfers' club with the previous season recording success by all sections at all levels in local and regional competitions A considerable achievement given the number of excellent courses within the area If you want to follow Andy's complete journey around in the courses near Bridgend, please click here What do you think? post your thoughts and feedback on the Golfshake Forum: https://forum.golfshake.com/ Tuition Series Golf Forums Golf Course Directory UK Golf Courses Tee Time Search Golf Inspired Search for Golf Courses Tee Time Search Weekly Tour News Industry News Rating & Reviews Get a Golf Handicap Golfscoretracker Handicap Calculations Stat Tracking Cards Golfshake Services Terms, Cookies & Privacy Home   Sport   Article A former Bishop’s Stortford Community Football Club player has signed a professional contract at a club in the United Arab Emirates Archie Pyle has agreed terms with Dubai City and is one of several players from Europe and South America to make the move to the Emirates Sports Village this autumn who attended Bishop’s Stortford College from 2009 to 2020 was part of BSCFC’s under-15 Eastern Junior Alliance side under coach Mark Hoddle He went through the age groups before concluding his time with the under-18 side coached by Mike Edwards in 2023 Pyle studied for his A-levels at Millfield School in Somerset but would travel home to Stortford to play for the under-18s The centre-back won an Independent Schools Football Association title during his time at Millfield where one of his team-mates was goalkeeper Charlie Binns the current Bishop’s Stortford No 1 who is on loan at the RDA Stadium from Premier League side Ipswich Town Pyle has made the move to Dubai after one year studying media and journalism at Bournemouth University He has the option of concluding his studies remotely Discover the latest Exeter probate notices for Terence William Davis By Powered by InYourArea and AI · 1 November 2024 several probate notices have been issued concerning the estates of Terence William Davis These notices are published under the Trustee Act 1925 inviting individuals with claims or interests in these estates to come forward Patricia Pyle's estate is also under probate consideration. Ms Pyle lived at 64 Rowan Way, Exeter, Devon, EX4 2DT, and died on October 8, 2024. Claims or interests should be directed to Mark Andrew Collett c/o Kitson Boyce LLP at Balliol House Southernhay Gardens, Exeter, EX1 1NP (Ref: PYL004/0001) by January 2, 2025. Further information can be found on the public notice portal The estate of John Boult is open for claims as well. Mr Boult resided at 56 Bovemoors Lane Exeter, EX2 5BP and passed away on March 13, 2024. Interested parties should contact Everys at Everys Hertford House Southernhay Gardens Exeter, EX1 1NP by January 1, 2025. Details are available on the public notice portal These probate notices serve as a formal call for any potential claimants to assert their rights or interests in the estates of the deceased individuals It is crucial for those who believe they may have a claim to act promptly within the specified deadlines to ensure their interests are considered during the distribution process For those with concerns or questions regarding these estates or the probate process itself it is advisable to seek legal guidance or contact the solicitors handling each case directly through the provided contact details save and share Public Notices that affect you in your local area LoadingDaily Email Updates {{contentTitle}} Springdances: Revel & Reckon opens on Thursday and features work from NYC-based artist and choreographer Katy Pyle alongside UWM Dance faculty Pyle is an accomplished dancer and the founder of Ballez a New York City ballet company that restages classical dances to promote LGBTQ+ narratives They visited UWM in the spring semester to work with our dance students ahead of Springdances Springdances proved to be a perfect opportunity for Pyle to reset a work they created during the pandemic which was previously only presented via livestream from an empty theater Reworking it in 2025 was a positive experience for Pyle They feel this new version reflects the chaos a lot of students may be feeling now “Because of the current moment… I condensed all the audition solos into one chaotic mad scene in which everyone is auditioning at once,” said Pyle When dance students work with guest artists While some could perceive this as difficult Pyle stays productive and uses the finite time together as a way to bond with students “I think there’s something really precious and sacred about a condensed work period in which everyone’s sole focus is on what we’re creating together,” said Pyle but it was four days in which everyone was all in!” Dawn Springer (Teaching Faculty I, Dance) whom Pyle met during an informative period at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts Pyle entrusted Springer to continue preparations with PSOA students While Pyle was grateful to have a trusted advisor to continue their work they also placed trust and confidence in the PSOA dancers “These are really generous and receptive young artists Much of Pyle’s work through Ballez and beyond seeks to update classical ballets This approach was brought to PSOA as Pyle worked with students to see ballet in a positive light “We were able to share stories both good and bad about ballet and I think that really helped with performance quality for the dance itself,” said junior dance student Isaac Robertson Katy’s work is all about radical self-expression and love for your community.” Robertson expressed gratitude for working with Pyle believing that the opportunity to work alongside guest choreographers can have lasting impacts on a student’s career “Not only do we get to work with more diverse artists sometimes life-long connections,” Roberston said “The people you meet in college can sometimes be the most important.” Another student who expressed gratitude in their working relationship with Pyle is junior dance major Brooke Allison “BA” Parkinson Parkinson’s past with ballet became a major part of the process in working with Pyle which helped them feel more comfortable about the piece Katy took the time to discuss our personal experiences with ballet in relation to our identities,” said Parkinson “They placed how the choreography looks and how it feels to embody dance on the same level encouraging us to think about how we can make ballet both physically and mentally as comfortable as possible.” Parkinson praised Pyle for promoting the limitless possibilities that are available in the arts it’s not some frivolous thing we do or see to pass the time; it’s created to express oneself and connect with others,” said Parkinson “Not only can guest artists lead to future career opportunities they give us exposure and insight as to what is possible in the arts.” Springdances: Revel & Reckon premieres five bold new dance works that capture the beauty and contradictions of contemporary life with choreography by Katy Pyle and UWM Dance faculty Mair Culbreth Springdances: Revel & Reckon opens April 24 and runs through April 27 at Kenilworth Square East Tickets and more information can be found on the PSOA Events Calendar. Copyright © University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. Tom Cowan didn’t hesitate when asked about his favorite column written by his famous relative It’s perhaps Pyle’s most well-known dispatch from the Italian front in World War II: “The Death of Capt Pyle described how soldiers in the Army’s 36th Infantry Division paid tribute to their fallen company commander just the way he describes so eloquently the outpouring of the men to their captain,” Cowan said Saturday while aboard the ferry to Ie Shima where a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of Pyle’s death would soon begin and I always used that as an example of how I wanted to lead my troops.” Pyle’s first cousin once removed through his mother serves as president of the Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation The organization’s leadership is largely composed of Pyle’s indirect descendants became the first of Pyle’s relatives to visit the memorial on Ie Shima where an obelisk stands near the site where Pyle was killed on April 18 American Legionnaires and Okinawan officials for the morning ceremony The significance of the 80th anniversary brought more attendees than in previous years commander of Okinawa’s American Legion Post 28 The post has maintained Pyle’s memorial and hosted the annual ceremony since 1952 “Many of those World War II veterans are no longer here to tell the stories,” Occomy That story to this day still lingers on in the many writings that he published.” Pyle became known for his down-to-earth reporting on the lives of enlisted troops during some of the war’s most significant battles He began covering the war for Scripps-Howard newspapers in 1940 during the German bombings of London He later embedded with troops in the North African campaign in 1942-43 and reported from Italy and France in 1944 the year he received the Pulitzer Prize for his war correspondence Pyle joined the 77th Infantry Division during the Battle of Okinawa and was killed when the jeep he was riding in came under fire from a Japanese machine gunner on a ridge above He was buried near the site of his death; his remains were later moved to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu He “told the story of the American fighting man as American fighting men wanted it told,” both III Marine Expeditionary Force deputy commander Brig Trevor Hall and Cowan said during their remarks quoting President Harry Truman’s tribute after Pyle’s death “Few individuals in history have done more than Ernie Pyle to educate us on the cost of conflict and the brutality of war,” Hall said The Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation also hosted a ceremony Friday at the Punchbowl one soldier’s story at a time,” Suzanne Puanani Vares-Lum a retired Army general and current director of the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu “He gave a voice to the warfighter who had no voice during World War II.” Stars and Stripes reporter Wyatt Olson contributed to this report Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Home   News   Article A Norfolk breast cancer patient has become the first person to benefit from a game-changing new treatment received the new Surface Guided Radiotherapy (SGRT) at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) It uses specialist cameras in a system called AlignRT to create a unique 3D outline of the surface of a patient’s body It helps patients get into the correct position more accurately and quickly while it can also be used to automatically interrupt treatment if the patient is no longer in the correct position It reduces treatment time while also increasing accuracy and patient comfort Ms Pyle has experienced both methods of treatment She said: “I am really pleased and honestly a little excited to have been the first person to have benefitted from the new SGRT there’s no need for pen marks or permanent tattoos and it’s much quicker for me and the really wonderful staff delivering my radiotherapy.” Radiotherapy is the use of powerful X-rays to treat cancers the new equipment has been installed on all five of its TrueBeam linear accelerators (linacs) and the department’s dedicated CT scanner clinical operational manager at NNUH (therapeutic radiographer) said: “SGRT is a complete game changer for patients and we are so excited to be able to use this new technology Patients don’t need to be handled and moved by us as much they’re in the treatment room for a shorter time because they’re not left with a visual reminder of a really difficult time The treatment is described as cutting edge If a patient coughs or sneezes more than a set tolerance Radiographers previously had to rely on watching from outside the treatment room cost over £1 million and was funded from the department’s managed service contract An official website of the United States government Here's how you know Official websites use .govA .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information Pyle will work in the Portfolio Management Group who has been informally counseling Harris’s presidential campaign on economics will advise investors on geopolitical and economic risks as a deputy head of a roughly $3.2-trillion group within the $10.6-trillion firm BlackRock said in a memo to employees on Monday left President Joe Biden’s administration in February recently serving as deputy national security adviser on international economics and a negotiator at summits of the Group of Seven and Group of 20 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application at Jefferson Memorial Gardens with Pastor Chris Haralson officiating Alabama and was a lifelong resident of Alabama She graduated from Jones Valley High school (Birmingham) and worked as the book keeper for A.C Pyle was an avid Atlanta Braves and Alabama fan and enjoyed watching their games any chance she could having fun with slots and playing Mahjong with her many friends grandmother and great-grandmother and will be dearly missed Harold Steven White (Kathryn) and Charles Head Whitney Tanner and Justin Tanner (Angela King) her brother Eugene Watson and her sister Zelma Inez Higdon and a host of nieces until service time at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home Instead memorial contributions may be made in her honor to the charity of your choice Family and friends will serve as pallbearers 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 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Watch the full conversation between Carol Han Pyle and Fashionista Beauty Director Stephanie Saltzman on The Fashionista Network In true "The Devil Wears Prada" style, Carol Han Pyle landed the post-grad job a million girls would kill for: an Elle fashion assistant manning the coveted fashion closet Thus, Nette — Pyle's New York-based candle and fragrance brand — was born in 2021 Her early childhood memories include watching her mother making candles by hand but when Pyle began researching the candles burning within her own home she noticed a lack of transparent ingredient lists and well-branded stories across the category "I really wanted to create something that could live up to the level of a very luxury beautifully branded product that still did things in a way that made me feel really comfortable," she said. She also cited her storytelling skills honed from her background in editorial as a key to growing Nette: "I've always been a storyteller at every touch point in my career and I think that that basic skill has lent itself so well to building a brand." known as one of the most expensive perfumery ingredients Nette x Crown Affair Take Your Time Candle, $82, available here "I think it's really important to get it right." Pyle also opened up about some of the surprising aspects of becoming a beauty entrepreneur, including the "utter need for capital." Looking ahead, Pyle teased an upcoming perfume launch, a high-profile new hire and category expansion. Watch the full interview here. This conversation was hosted on The Fashionista Network powered by interactive media platform Fireside, where viewers get the chance to participate and speak directly with industry figures. Learn more about The Fashionista Network here In no way does this affect our editorial decision-making Tune into the Fashionista Network to join the conversation with fashion and beauty industry leaders. Sign up here. Catie is a contributing writer at Fashionista. Loving wife of Douglas Pyle; beloved daughter of the late Benjamin and Helen Jenkins; devoted mother of Jessica Laurell and Glenn Pyle.  Helen took great pride in her many years of driving a school bus for the Fort Zumwalt School District Helen was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her A busy Newbury roundabout is to be closed this evening for highways improvements The Greenham Road roundabout on Pyle Hill will be shut from 7pm tonight (Monday) until 5am tomorrow (Tuesday) Drivers are being warned to plan ahead as the diversion route could take an additional 25 minutes and is nearly 19km long This closure is to enable Volker Highways to carry out highway improvement works on behalf of West Berkshire Council Anyone with enquiries about the closure can contact West Berkshire Council on (01635) 519080 We use cookies and other technologies to better understand a visitor's experience and to help improve our websites. By continuing to use the website, you consent to Middlebury's use of cookies and other technologies as outlined in our Privacy Policy Dirks Professor of International Economics at Middlebury College in Russian and East European Studies from Indiana University he is a Visiting Researcher at the Bank of Finland’s Institute for Emerging Economies (BOFIT) His research has transitioned of late from a focus on the behavior of Russian firms to an exploration of the shorter- and longer-term social consequences of Russia’s early-1990s economic shock I wanted to make something that represented myself but also some fun things about Rice,” Pyle said “I also wanted to touch on things that maybe Rice can have some conversations about.” Pyle’s work engages with race and popular culture through the lens of graphic design Often infused with an irreverent sense of humor his pieces encourage reflection and dialogue on social issues “Spectrum Sammy” builds upon the powerful symbol of the raised fist which became globally recognized in 1968 when Olympic medalists Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists on the podium in Mexico City as a gesture of resistance against civil rights injustice and of advocacy for human rights Pyle’s version presents the fist in a spectrum of colors embedding the work within the university’s cultural landscape I just thought of the piece as a way to make people a little curious,” Pyle said ‘Why would he make this?’ and ‘What’s this about?’ University is all about research and curiosity.” The Moody’s Project Wall is a space for interventions of all kinds, engaging artists, students and the community, noted Alison Weaver the Suzanne Deal Booth Executive Director of the Moody “Art has the potential to bring us together for conversation and one of the things that inspires me about Phillip’s work is how his images invite us to talk to each other about issues that are important in culture and society,” Weaver said “Spectrum Sammy” will remain on view at the Moody Project Wall until Feb. 23. Learn more here 713-348-0000 | Privacy Policy | Campus Carry Subscribe  Gift a Subscription the driver charged in the death of 19-year-old Alexus "Lexy" Pyle in August 2021 was sentenced Tuesday to five years with the Montana Department of Corrections following an emotional hearing in Yellowstone County District Court who was 19 when the crash happened in downtown Billings had agreed in March to plead guilty to one count of criminal endangerment Judge Jessica Fehr handed down the sentence The prosecution argued that Hunter should receive a 10-year prison sentence while the defense asked for a more lenient sentence with time deferred NOTE: The initial version of this article incorrectly reported that the defendant was sentenced to prison The story has been updated to correctly state that the sentence imposed was a five-year commitment to the Montana Department of Corrections Fehr ordered a full sentence of 10 years to the state Department of Corrections Hunter must complete 500 hours of community service submit to mental health and substance abuse treatment and have no contact with family of the victim Fehr recommended community service aimed at warning teen drivers about the dangers of speeding and reckless driving Hunter had been cited four times for speeding in recent years "The defendant has a history of excessive speed as well as a failure to follow up on those tests and to follow four orders," said Fehr which notes just in the window of time before this accident the courtroom was packed with family members of Pyle who was the passenger in the vehicle driven by Hunter in a two-vehicle collision on First Avenue North in Billings on August 3 I should be enjoying watching my daughter grow up Her life was cut short at 19," said Taylor Dunn "Her life was just starting and you made the dumb decision that killed my beautiful Hunter was speeding while heading west on First Avenue North and had previously run a red light He then collided with another vehicle attempting to make a left-hand turn from North 12th Street Hunter later admitted to police he had been drinking before the crash but prosecutors dropped those charges in January Hunter had initially been charged with negligent homicide before agreeing to the March plea deal Taylor said her family will continue to help the community through the Love for Lexy Foundation And I'm just hoping that people will remember her I don't want people to forget who she is or who she wanted to be," said Taylor Report a typo a leading provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services today announce plans to expand their geographic footprints the company’s network will now stretch West bringing direct next-day service to the entire state of Ohio expanding their direct next-day service deeper into the state of Pennsylvania Pyle and Dayton will offer additional next-day lanes to their respective customers In lanes where these changes enable the two companies to upgrade from a two-day service to overnight delivery it reinforces their commitment to providing the fastest and most reliable transit times in the market This improvement will be welcomed by both customers and employees as it extends each company’s abilities to provide best-in-class LTL services in next-day lanes Boosting the ongoing mission to enhance service efficiency and customer satisfaction while also creating more opportunities for employee growth and advancement The two companies have worked side-by-side to service customers since 2003 exchanging shipments at Pyle’s Streetsboro The operational arrangement has been successful for years and has allowed for both companies to offer two-day shipping across the Midwest and Northeast The partnership between Dayton and Pyle has a storied history of success and is built on mutual respect between the two family-owned and operated companies they have accomplished a great deal together With the announcement of this initiative and the expansion of their LTL partnership the two companies are now looking forward to achieving new milestones and further growing their collaboration Duie Pyle is a premier provider of asset and non-asset-based supply chain solutions offering a full range of integrated transportation and distribution services including LTL Pyle has been family-owned and operated since 1924 and remains committed to its core values of integrity With a focus on delivering exceptional customer service and supporting the growth and success of its employees Duie Pyle continues to lead the way in the logistics industry less-than truckload (LTL) freight carrier headquartered in Dayton Currently ranked as the country’s 12th largest LTL company Dayton Freight has 70+ Service Centers in 15 Midwest states Offering 1 or 2 day service to thousands of cities Dayton Freight is known for its prudent growth advanced technology and an unparalleled company culture known as The Dayton Difference Media ContactJulia CappielloUproar by Moburst for A. Duie Pylejulia.cappiello@moburst.com Growing up on an Indiana farm in the early 20th century, Ernie Pyle yearned to travel the world. The Navy Reserve veteran got his wish while becoming the United States' most well-known war correspondent during World War II serving as the de facto eyes and ears of Americans eager for news about their sons Pyle traveled to France with troops on a ship transporting tanks, but he was not allowed to go ashore at Omaha Beach until the day after the invasion The delay did little to lessen the impact of his words as Pyle who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1944 for his war reporting told of dead bodies lying as though they were sleeping peacefully on the sand and various personal items that served as poignant reminders of the invasion's toll "I picked up a pocket Bible with a soldier's name in it, and put it in my jacket," Pyle wrote "I carried it half a mile or so and then put it back down on the beach iron contraptions placed in the sea -- just waiting for landing craft approaching the beachhead Allied military leaders, including Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower -- supreme commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force -- realized going into the invasion of Normandy that the casualty rate was likely to be high it was unavoidable if the ultimate goal was to be achieved Pyle wrote about how the first waves of troops were on the beach for hours But amid such long odds -- "the advantages were all theirs, the disadvantages all ours," Pyle wrote -- the war correspondent witnessed the resolve of Allied service members to continue the fight, no matter what it cost them personally, up to and including death. Although 4,415 Allied troops were killed on D-Day, according to the National D-Day Memorial Foundation the losses could not be tallied only in a body count as Pyle laid out in "The Horrible Waste of War." In that column, Pyle described walking for 1½ miles along the beach and seeing destroyed military vehicles everywhere he looked. Pyle talked about landing craft tanks (LCT) turned upside down, boats on top of each other, half-sunk barges and "the angled-up corners of jeeps." The journalist also spotted rolls of barbed wire and piles of life belts amid what he described as "this shoreline museum of carnage." "The wreckage was vast and startling," Pyle recounted has always been one of its outstanding features to those who are in it And we did expend on our beachhead in Normandy during those first few hours." searching against hope for the service member to whom he belonged and troops working feverishly to move supplies into France to keep the Allies fortified When Pyle climbed atop a bluff, where the Allies had constructed a tent hospital and prisoner-of-war camp, he was awestruck in "The Horrible Waste of War" by what he saw at sea -- "the greatest armada man has ever seen and a giant collection of ships waiting to unload." Reinforcements were nearby "They didn't say a word to each other," Pyle remembered The expression on their faces was something forever unforgettable In it was the final horrified acceptance of their doom." was covering the war in the Pacific when he was killed on April 18 Be sure to get the latest news about the U.S. military, as well as critical info about how to join and all the benefits of service. Subscribe to Military.com and receive customized updates delivered straight to your inbox The parade didn't begin until Alan Kennett Hegseth argued that senior leaders should be "unencumbered by unnecessary bureaucratic layers that.. 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From a computer genius to a popular sitcom star talented women have made their mark in the U.S One of the most memorable actors ever almost gave it up to be an Air Force pilot military veteran and martial arts superstar began honing his skills in Korea while serving in the Air.. T was a member of the biggest team of them all -- the U.S.. "I was the guy who makes you scrub the latrine Visit our Customer Support center for solutions or to contact us will add 110 doors to the carrier’s regional network A. Duie Pyle has agreed to acquire another two terminals from bankrupt Yellow Corp. for $4.5 million, according to court documents The terminals, in Bowling Green, Ohio, and Charleston, West Virginia, will add 110 terminal doors to the Pennsylvania-based LTL carrier’s growing regional network. A bankruptcy judge approved the deal Friday The facility at 20820 Midstar Drive in Bowling Green is about three times the size of the one in Charleston. The Ohio facility offers 80 doors and 43,735 square feet on a 24.1-acre property, according to previously filed court documents has 30 doors and 14,800 square feet on 3.32 acres of land Pyle’s most recent acquisitions add to the previous four terminals it acquired from Yellow in 2023. The carrier also bought back a lease from Yellow subsidiary New Penn Motor Express on a terminal in Queens The Ohio terminal joins another site that Pyle operates in Cleveland as well as a Columbus terminal it leased from ABF Freight which Pyle will move into sometime in early Q3 But Pyle’s expanding direct service to Ohio — and Dayton Freight Lines’ move into Pennsylvania — won’t end the carriers’ two-decade interline relationship which sends about 20 shipments per day in each direction “We realized that it's more effective just for us to open Ohio and for them to open PA but the partnership remains strong,” Luciani said “We'll continue to give them shipments outside of the state of Ohio Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts The Canada-based freight giant wants to close a $4 billion to $5 billion acquisition around the end of next year before it splits its LTL and TL businesses Pricing is expected to remain relatively flat for LTL and truckload rates in Q4 according to the TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index Want to share a company announcement with your peers The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines Bank Holiday recycling and waste collections: There will be no collections on Monday 05 May 2025 Collections will take place one day later than normal for the week until Saturday 10 May 2025 Funded by Welsh Government’s Local Places for Nature together with support from the Bridgend Local Nature Partnership Pyle Community Council is set to receive £50k to transform derelict land that was once tennis courts into an edible forest garden Situated at the rear of Pyle Swimming Pool as well as stone dust paths and seating around the site All of the plants planned for the space will either be edible or useful in some other way such as providing shelter for a range of wildlife  Information about habitats and the species that they can accommodate will also be displayed throughout the garden Local artist, Nigel Talbot has made timber structures which will have embedded ceramics created by learners from Mynydd Cynffig and Pil Primary Schools Local schools will be encouraged to continue their connection with the project by using the land to deepen pupils’ understanding of biodiversity Image: Plans for an edible forest garden at Pyle