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AIR bestows "New Voices" awards to 16 honorees in podcasting and radio

Opus Co. Is Closing—But the Chicken Supply Will Open Soon

8 venture capital firms explain how they assess a startup before investing in a series B

Teachers honored at NM - Oskaloosa News | Oskaloosa News

Teachers honored at NM Fifteen teachers and staff were recognized at North Mahaska on Thursday, May 27, 2021. (submitted photo) Fifteen teachers and staff were recognized at North Mahaska on Thursday, May 27. Honorees included on retiree, Judy Caves. Also honored were those staff members who had reached employment milestones. Caves is retiring from the elementary school after 14 years in the district. She most recently taught third grade. Four others were honored as they have or are leaving the district. Angie Smith, who worked in the high school office for 26 years, left after last year but was honored this year. Mike Huffman, who coached in the district is leaving after 21 years. He coached junior varsity and assistant high school basketball.

CodeID provides coding resources, classes to Evanston students

A group of Northwestern students formed CodeID, a new campus organization, to broaden access to coding resources and education for students in Chicago and Evanston. CodeID, or Code for Inclusion and Diversity, originated in a Business Institutions class called campusCatalyst. A group of undergraduate students partnered with the Chicago-based organization We All Code to make coding more accessible to students in the Evanston area. During the course, campusCatalyst students recruited an executive board for CodeID and worked toward their goal of providing coding classes. “We’re basically trying to eliminate any barriers to entry and any stigma associated with coding,” Emily Makedon, McCormick sophomore and CodeID vice chair, said. “There’s this notion that coding is very difficult, and it’s not for girls and not for other minority groups, and we’re really just trying to provide any and all resources for anyone that’s interested and willing to learn code.”

111 Inc (YI) Q1 2021 Earnings Call Transcript

Investor Relations Director Thank you, operator. Hello, everyone. And thank you for joining us today for 111's First Quarter 2021 Conference Call. On the call today from 111 are Dr. Gang Yu, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman; Mr. Junling Liu, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO; Mr. Luke Chen, CFO of our major subsidiary; Mr. Haihui Wang, Co-COO; Mr. Barry Zhu, Co-COO; Ms. Tiffany Jugal, SVP of Investor Relations and Business Development; Ms. Monica Mu, Investor Relations Director; and Mr. Alex Liu, Finance Director. As a reminder, today's conference call is being broadcast live via webcast. In addition, a replay will be available on our website following the call. The company's earnings press release was distributed earlier today and together with our earnings presentation are available on the company's IR website at ir.111.com.cn.

When Will the Pandemic Truly Be Over?

As experts track the official metrics, we pause to consider the personal ones. By Seattle Met Staff 5/6/2021 at 9:30am Our dogs will be awfully lonely when remote workers head back out into the world. Photograph by Chona Kasinger Washington's spike of infections and hospitalizations just as all the state's adults finally become vaccine eligible is just the latest point of proof: Our fight against coronavirus isn’t exactly straightforward. Amid all the data dashboards and vaccine stats, most of us have some sort of personal benchmark for what it will mean when we really, truly, finally make our way back to normal.

Evil Omen Sighted On Jeopardy! | Blog Posts

By Rachel Yang April 28, 2021 at 09:43 PM EDT A growing list of more than 450 former Jeopardy contestants are calling for action after a recent winner allegedly flashed a hand gesture When he was introduced as a three time winner, he held up three fingers to acknowledge his three victories, just as the day before he’d held up two fingers and the day before that, one finger. that has become associated with white supremacist hate groups, and, in another instance, responded to a clue with a term that is considered a slur. He apparently answered “Who are the Gypsies?” In an open letter published to Medium on Wednesday, the group writes, “A recent contestant has caused concern among Jeopardy! viewers for two separate occurrences, and we as former contestants feel the need to speak out against the messaging that these choices communicated — either intentionally or unintentionally — by the contestant Kelly Donohue and, implicitly by association, the producers of Jeopardy!”

Queensland's smartest Year 12 students revealed

Queensland's smartest Year 12 students revealed