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Another Shipping Company Shows the Way to Longevity 150 Year Anniversary for Danish Tanker Group DENMARK – WORLDWIDE – No business can survive for a century and a half unless it evolves as time passes and today the dry cargo and product tanker group NORDEN celebrates its 150th birthday, a long way from the small Danish steamship owner that started life all those years ago. Founded in 1871 the company now operates from 11 offices across 6 continents as an asset light business foundation spl...

Keep Critical Race Theory out of Health Care Commentary The Lancet—the world’s oldest medical journal—touts its mission as promoting “the best science for better lives.” Unfortunately, its current editors have steered the venerable publication into politically progressive ideological waters that have no relationship to “science.” Most recently, it published a full-bore battle cry to impose “critical race theory” into health care. Critical race theory (CRT) claims that everythi...

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The Maine Department of Education is sponsoring a workshop by Amber Coleman-Mortley,  Moving Beyond the Movement: Fostering Authentic Transformation for Sustainable Outcomes.  Amber Coleman-Mortley brings a diverse voice into civic education, manages a large network of education influencers, and has built a successful youth fellowship of students fighting for equity in civic education. Amber’s advocacy and expertise have been featured in the New York Times on several occasions. Syllabus: Mo...

Xtelligent Healthcare Media Launches Subscription Service to Its Research Reports News provided by Share this article Share this article DANVERS, Mass., Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Coming off the successful launch of Insights, the research division of Xtelligent Healthcare Media, the publisher is offering a one-year subscription service to healthcare executives. Leveraging first-party intent data and content consumption trends across its nine websites, Insights by Xtelligent Healthcare Medi...

State senator will speak at service celebrating King St. John Missionary Baptist Church typically hosts a Concerned Clergy for Spiritual Renewal city-wide church service honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at 3 p.m. on the third Sunday in January. That annual service will not be held this year due to concerns about COVID-19. However, the church, 5700 N Kelley, will focus its attention on King during its virtual morning worship set for 10:45 a.m. Sunday. Sen. George Young, a retired Baptist ...