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Physicians participating in a panel at the Black Women in Medicine Conference discussed the importance of uniting female doctors in support of one another in their personal and professional lives.
Lillian Bernstein was born in 1937 in Montreal. Her environment promoted belief in kindness and hope. At a young age, she experienced World War II, losing both her matriarchal and patriarchal family in the Holocaust as she watched her older brother leave home to fight in the war. Lillian met her everlasting love, Hyman Shoub, at the age of 13. At 20 her body declared war. She was diagnosed with Lupus, a lifelong disease. Lillian and Hyman combatted challenges, made choices, and took chances. They focused on being parents, devoted to their family and friends. Life is a Gift follows Lillian's ...
Furniture World News By Pam Danziger on 3/9/2021 Remember when Restoration Hardware was the quirky DIY-fixer’s catalog for people restoring Victorian houses? It’s come a long way from its home-spun roots back in 1979 when Stephen Gordon founded it. Progressive CEO In his most recent shareholders letter, Gary Friedman, the company’s current chairman and CEO, updates RH’s progress since joining the company in 2011: “The first two decades saw us evolve from a nearly bankrupt business with a $20 million market cap and a box of O...
THE MOB MUSEUM AND THE UNDERGROUND SPEAKEASY ANNOUNCE MARCH PROGRAMS, PROMOTIONS LAS VEGAS (February 2021) – The Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, announces its roster of public programs for March, as well as monthly specials inside The Underground Speakeasy. All Museum programs require registration. For more information and to register, visit www.themobmuseum.org/events/. Community Safety Forum: Community-Oriented Policing Date: Sunday, March 7 Time: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Location: Inside the Historic Courtroom on the second floor. To watch a livestream of ...
Paule Ella Guei has had to overcome many challenges on her journey to becoming a referee for the Ivorian Rugby Union (FIR). Laughed at for officiating men’s games, she had to develop a thick skin - and was rewarded for her efforts by being selected as a Rugby Africa (www.RugbyAfrique.com) ambassador, and one of 12 Unstoppables on the continent. Now, Guei has an even greater accolade to her name, with the distinction of an Ivorian Sports Awards Sports+ recognising her efforts to develop rugby in Côte d'Ivoire. “This award is the proof of the hard work we put in every day for the promotion...