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This article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) features a collection of brief stories about various celebrities and their recent activities. The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, took a walk across Abbey Road in London, reminiscent of the Beatles' famous album cover. Golfers Greg Norman and Cameron Smith participated in a traditional shoey at a golf event in Adelaide. Mel B, a popstar, treated competition winners to a free wash and blowdry at her fiance's hair salon in Leeds. Actor Pierce Brosnan wore a combover wig while filming a boxing biopic in Yorkshire. TV host Larry Emdur dealt with a snake in his backyard. Singer Katy Perry wore a gown that resembled a tablecloth at a luncheon in Beverly Hills. Model Chrissy Teigen accidentally recreated Marilyn Monroe's iconic moment at a screening in LA. The cast of the TV series Home Improvement played golf at a charity event. Actor Chris Pine promoted his directorial debut by dressing as a pool cleaner. Actress Diane Kruger rode an electric bike in New York. Actor Christian Bale dressed as Frankenstein's monster on the set of his upcoming film. Prince William pampered a hamster during a visit to an urban farm in Birmingham. Actress Sarah Jessica Parker enjoyed gelato while walking home in New York. The article also mentions various celebrities who were seen with flowers, including Suri Cruise, Rihanna, Emma Roberts, and others. [Extracted from the article]

Divine Flooring is a flooring company founded by Carlos Soares in 1999. Despite facing challenges, including a battle with cancer, the company has grown and expanded to multiple locations. Divine Flooring is known for its community impact and philanthropic projects, particularly those supporting children with cancer. They offer a range of flooring options and have showrooms in Edmonton, Calgary, Chicago, and Vancouver. The company values innovation and giving back to the community, organizing charity events and sponsoring initiatives to raise funds for organizations like the Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta. Divine Flooring is committed to community involvement and has raised significant funds for organizations such as the Kids with Cancer Society. They have also been involved in affordable housing projects and collaborated with designers to create innovative flooring products. Their new headquarters in Rocky View County reflects their brand and provides a creative and collaborative space for their employees. [Extracted from the article]

Leapwing Audio is a software company that specializes in creating intuitive and innovative plugins for mixing music. Their goal is to make plugins that are easy to use but still produce high-quality sound. They prioritize saving users time and headaches by providing plugins with a few controls that have been fine-tuned and considered under the hood. Leapwing Audio also values innovation and experimentation, constantly striving to create new and unique tools for mixing. They have a small team of around 12 people, including developers and marketers. The company was founded in 2015 by three individuals who previously worked at Galaxy Studios in Belgium. They initially started building plugins for themselves and received positive feedback from industry professionals, which led them to establish Leapwing Audio. The company has also collaborated with renowned producers, such as Al Schmitt and Joe Chiccarelli, to create signature series plugins that capture their unique sonic characteristics. Leapwing Audio's future plans include further updates to their One series plugins and exploring dynamics-related areas in their development. While they utilize AI in the development phase to analyze data, they believe that human control and options are essential to avoid overprocessing and maintain the artistic quality of music production. [Extracted from the article]

Khaled's follow-up "We the Best" produced a top-20 single in "I'm So Hood", but it was his triple-platinum-certified 2010 hit "All I Do Is Win" that made Khaled really famous. I was playing with Bob [a man Khaled looks to as his unofficial golf sensei]. For 10-time Grammy-nominated producer, modern-day philosopher and unwavering beacon of positivity DJ Khaled, life boils down to four things: family, music, God and golf -not necessarily in that order. While Khaled has taken formal lessons, Bob serves as the primary steward to Khaled's game. [Extracted from the article]

Blake and Cason had just spent New Year's together, everything perfect - much like the vacation Mark and Kym took with Tyler, to Mexico, shortly before he died. PHOTO (COLOR): HEAD SPACE Mark and Kym (left; front, far left) shared Tyler's story - from his time at Washington State to his suicide in 2018 - as part of a recent presentation at Bradley University. Ken Wilson, the assistant coach who recruited Tyler to Washington State, happened to be near the Hilinskis' home in Orange County when Mark called in 2018 to say that Tyler had missed practice. THE HILINSKIS B Four and a half years after their 21-year-old son took his own life, Mark and Kym Hilinski stand before yet another audience of young athletes with whom they need to share their story, no matter how much it hurts to tell. b Among the 100-odd people seated in Utah State's auditorium-sized football meeting room is a head coach who earlier this year lost a son to suicide. [Extracted from the article]

Orlando Rodriguez, Mak's golf instructor at Bobby Jones Golf Course, said he connected with Mak right away. Orlando sets up a hitting bay for Mak's lesson, but he also reserves several others for Mak's crew to use the driving range. Mak Yost only started playing golf in March 2021, so of course he was eager to join some high school friends to form a team for a local charity golf tournament called The Jake. Mak, who is 21 now, has gone on multiple outings now with just his friends, while Faye and their family entrusted the young men who have now rallied around Mak. [Extracted from the article]

After his father's service, Billy Joe walked the 99 paces or so from Billy's grave to the final resting place of Babe Ruth - "It's the throw from home plate to second base", says Billy Joe - and paused over one of the baseballs placed around Ruth's headstone. hey babe, someone had written on it. Billy Joe and Dave are now business partners, baseball agents who follow the advice Billy Joe got as a kid from Gary Hughes in the Yankees clubhouse: "Trust your eyes." From his stool in that wood-paneled room in Carlstadt, N.J., on the Route 17 run-up to the George Washington Bridge, Billy Joe could look past the bartender to two framed photographs on the back wall: one of Babe Ruth and one of Billy Martin, the manager of the Yankees. KIDS OF SUMMER Billy Joe and his father always sat at the bar at Steve's Sizzling Steaks. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on Kayla Sheridan's role at TommyCar Auto Group, where she works in marketing and public relations, including organizing the annual Tom Cosenzi Driving for the Cure Charity Golf Tournament.

FEATURES Jim McMahon isn't the type of former athlete who sits around and reminisces about the good old days in the National Football League or the Super Bowl glory that brought him and many teammates lasting fame. With his platform and connections to professional football, McMahon is able to speak up on cannabis and be respected by players of generations past, as well as the modern athlete. In that game, McMahon became the first quarterback in Super Bowl history to rush for two touchdowns, but it's hardly worth a passing thought to him today. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the Women's Golf League at CAMP Rehoboth, which comprises members of various backgrounds and skill levels, playing for fun with a touch of friendly competition at the American Classic Golf Course. It highlights the achievements and awards won by several league members during the summer, showcasing their love for the sport and the camaraderie it fosters.

Rob Marsh, the chief operating officer at Pyramid Foods, a supermarket chain based in Springfield, Missouri, has played a crucial role in driving sales and profitability for the company. He has spearheaded initiatives such as the Price Cutter Charity Championship golf tournament, which has raised over $21 million for local children's charities, and the "Team Store" concept, which has generated over $60,000 in revenue for local schools. Marsh has also contributed to the operational performance of Pyramid Foods, overseeing store construction and development, as well as managing the company's partnership with Starbucks. Additionally, he is currently leading technology initiatives to improve decision-making and profitability. Marsh's dedication to the company has remained strong, even after recovering from a leukemia diagnosis a few years ago. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses a charity poker tournament organized by OMERS Ventures, a Toronto-based venture arm of the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System pension. The tournament brings together entrepreneurs, investors, and bankers from Canada's tech community. The event serves as a reprieve from a challenging year for the venture capital and startup sector, which has been affected by high interest rates and global instability. The article highlights the skills required for poker and investing, emphasizing the importance of making decisions with limited information. The tournament raises funds for the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, and the winner, Petar Zelic, donates his winnings to the charity. Despite the difficulties faced by the industry, the tournament provides a positive and enjoyable experience for participants. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Granite State Independent Living (GSIL), outlining its mission to promote quality of life with independence for people with disabilities. Topics include GSIL's funding sources, 2024 goals related to education, employment, home care, and advocacy, fundraising events, giving opportunities, and volunteer opportunities.

Georgia-Pacific, a paper products company, recently raised over $500,000 for the City of Hope, an organization dedicated to fighting cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. The funds were raised through Georgia-Pacific's annual charity golf tournament, which has been held for the past 20 years and has raised a total of $4.3 million. The money will help City of Hope continue its mission of advancing research and saving lives. City of Hope is one of only 54 National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer centers in the U.S. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that the Annapolis Home Hardware Building Centre retailer grows in her career through a focus on community and education. Topics discussed include Victoria Cook-Cranton had a passion for painting. Her hobby often took her to Annapolis Home Hardware Building Centre in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia; and frequent visits to the store and the encouragement from a family friend who worked there, she took on a part-time role in the business.

Autobell® Car Wash | www.autobell.com Notable Acts of Charity: Charitable support and community commitment at Autobell® Car Wash stretch back to its earliest days with late founder Charlie Howard's nonprofit involvement as a Shriner. Community Impacts: We instill in every team member our founder John Roush's vision of leveraging our carwashes and the generosity of our customers to truly impact their communities. Community Impacts: Mister Car Wash focuses its charitable efforts on our people and our communities. Community Giving is hyper-local, giving back to organizations supporting the communities around our stores. [Extracted from the article]

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of teaching problem- solving courses using statistics, and use examples to help people understand the universality of the normal curve.

Espite all of its tragedy and frustration, 2020 was a resurgent year for private clubs throughout the U.S. Golf and country clubs in particular saw an upsurge in golf participation to rival the Tiger Woods salad days of the early 2000s. "With our Tom Fazio-designed mountain course, golf is a major draw at Champion Hills, and we've seen a significant increase in new golf memberships in this younger category, as well as with our national membership." MEMBERSHIP TREND 1: Relocations Rule "Private clubs that have golf are viewed as safe havens for the affluent consumer." Private Clubs, Recreation, Hospitality, Community + Education CONTEXT: golf practice/teaching facilities offer all-season play and enhance your property as a sound investment. [Extracted from the article]

Keywords: Black & Veatch; Hospitals; Pediatrics EN Black & Veatch Hospitals Pediatrics 1213 1213 1 10/09/23 20231009 NES 231009 2023 OCT 13 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Pediatrics Week -- The charity golf event includes strong support and participation from Black & Veatch clients, suppliers and partners, with all proceeds going to Children's Mercy. About Black & Veatch Black & Veatch is a 100-percent employee-owned global engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company with a more than 100-year track record of innovation in sustainable infrastructure. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230927473489/en/ Keywords for this news article include: Hospitals, Pediatrics, Black & Veatch. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on CCNZ raising over 40,000 U.S. dollars for the Bay View Community Charitable Trust to provide civil contractor support for local communities affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. Topics include the financial contributions made by CCNZ members and the volunteer efforts of contractors, with the funds being used to aid recovery and restoration efforts in Hawke's Bay.

The article profiles the selected nominees for Georgia Trend's 40 Under 40 recognition of young achievers in 2020. Topics discussed include Mahdi Al-Husseini's development of an anti-rotational technology in helicopters, and Elise Blasingame's frontline work during the maternal mortality health crisis in the state. Also noted is Curtis A. Brisco Jr.'s community outreach programs at senior centers and business groups to educate on tax exemptions.

The article focuses on the life and baseball career of former MLB player and Pirates star Frank Thomas. Topics include Thomas' charity work, his approachable and friendly nature, his collection of baseball cards, his childhood, his sports career, and his post-baseball life; and Thomas' struggles with management over his salary, his desire to sign autographs for kids, and his experiences with retirement.

The article report on the Bradley International Airport has a contract with a medical laboratory willing to conduct COVID-19 testing for arriving passengers. It mentions that Airlines have to be in locations like Boston and New York simply because of the population and business volume; and Dillon said Bradley was fortunate to receive some financial assistance from the CARES Act, which allocated to airports across the country.

The article discusses that during the coronavirus pandemic, physicians starts televisits to reduce the number of people coming in. It mentions that children in low-income households are less likely to have a computer at home than their wealthier classmates. It also mentions that organizations have work to do to fit telehealth into traditional practices.

The article focuses on charity golf tournament season, a staple of Westchester and Fairfield counties' summers, hit the pause button during the pandemic, but with restrictions eased, golf outings, which typically include lunch and dinner with auctions and entertainment. Topics include the implication is mean new opportunities, and the community of 180 luxury apartments at New Broad and William streets.

The article features Rick's Place, a nonprofit organization in Massachusetts that was formed in honor of Rick Thorpe, one of the people who died on 9/11. Topics covered include the support provided by Rick's Place to grieving children and their families, the eight-week bereavement groups it sends to schools in the Pioneer Valley, and projects to keep a bond of connection to a loved one.

Pierre Ferron of Buanderie Blanchelle in suburban Montreal, QC has been named the Canadian Industry Person of the Year. He operates two laundry plants that process 65 million lbs. (29 million kg.) annually. Ferron's father purchased a small bankrupt laundry in 1977, and Pierre took over the business when his father suffered a severe leg injury. Despite facing financial constraints and inadequate machinery, Ferron focused on the health sector and grew the company. He has also been a strong advocate for private laundries in the face of resistance from the local government. Blanchelle has become one of the largest laundry operators in Canada, and Ferron has prioritized employee satisfaction and safety. He has also expanded the company's reach into the US hospitality market. Ferron is a respected leader in the industry and is involved in various industry associations. [Extracted from the article]

CLUBHOUSE G.I. Jovial AT THE DAWN of the Cold War, two American soldiers found themselves stationed in Germany, fighting the good fight. In 2016, Bobby pursued a master's degree at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) in Monterey, Calif., which welcomes elite soldiers from all branches of the military. Bobby became golf buddies with Rich Patterson, the CEO of the NPS Foundation, who is a member of the R&A and Monterey Peninsula Country Club. [Extracted from the article]