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Braskem Renato T. Goebel holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Escola de Engenharia Maua (EEM), postgraduate in Administration at the Fundacao Getulio Vargas (FGV) in Brazil and an MBA from Marshall School of Business – USC in USA together with Jiaotong University in Shanghai, China. He worked in several multinational companies such as Embraer, Klabin and Votorantim group. Started his carrier in Brazil in the procurement and supply chain area, moving to China on 2007 to open Votorantim International’s office in Shanghai. He joined Braskem in 2016 as Asia Commercial Manager for the C...

On April 20 at 7 p.m., the Brothers of Mount Ararat Masonic Lodge in Bel Air will host a lodge history night, featuring a visually stunning Masonic apron originally belonging to member of the short-lived Belle Aire Lodge No. 14, which met in town from 1794 to 1796.

(Pocket-lint) - Despite the overall TV trend being towards ever bigger screens, when it comes to OLED technology there's actually been a growing clamour for something smaller. Not everyone can fit a 55-inch screen in their living room - yet that size has traditionally been as small as OLED TVs get.  Happily there are finally no less than three 48-inch options out there for people who want the contrast-rich picture quality OLED is renowned for but in a more manageable package: the LG OLED48CX, the Philips 48OLED+935, and on review here, the Sony KD-48A9. Sony KD-48A9 review: Design

Graphic: Karl Gustafson Rudolph Fisher never got to experience the life of a literary luminary firsthand. A distinguished doctor by day and a creative voice of the Harlem Renaissance by night, the prolific short story writer, musician, and dramatist published just two novels before his untimely death from intestinal cancer in 1934 at the age of 37. The Conjure-Man Dies (1932), an enthralling whodunnit and Fisher’s final full-length work, could have easily functioned as the young wordsmith’s breakout effort, setting him on a path similar to those of genre giants like Agatha Christie or Ch...

#BlackHistoryMonth – John Richard Archer defied the odds Article by February 16, 2021 John Richard Archer, with Barbadian roots, was a British politician, Pan-Africanist, and civic leader who became the first mayor of African-descent to be elected of Battersea, a civil parish and metropolitan borough in London, England. Archer was born in Liverpool on June 8, 1863 to Richard Archer, a ship steward from Barbados, and Mary Theresa Burns, an Irishwoman. There is not much known of Archer’s early life, except that he possibly may have attended medical school and was in the ...