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Delicious Tomato Salsa (Recipe for Canning)
Total Time
Prep 40 mins
Cook 20 mins
This amazing salsa recipe is a family favorite, shared by my sister-in-law Rosanna. Great for those summer-fresh veggies! Wear gloves to avoid 'burns' from chopping peppers! ENJOY! Fabulous to add in some fresh cilantro and oregano also!
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- 14 cups roma tomatoes, chopped (you can substitute 'standard' tomatoes, but they will be juicier)
- 3 cups onions, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup jalapeno pepper (chopped or minced)
- 1 cup green pepper, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup vinegar
- 1⁄2 cup tomato sauce
- 3 tablespoons salt
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons cumin
- 5 tablespoons Clear Jel, that will not break down in high heat during processing. don't substitute (Clear Jel is a modified food starch (powdered form)
- 5 garlic cloves, peeled and minced (optional)
- Wash tomatoes and dip in boiling water for 30 to 60 seconds or until skins split.
- Dip in cold water, slip off skins, and remove cores.
- Chop all the vegetables and place them into a large saucepan.
- Stir in next six ingredients.
- Mix ClearJel with a little water until smooth; add slowly to chopped vegetables.
- Heat to boil and simmer 10 minutes.
- Fill jars, leaving 1/2-inch headspace.
- Place lids, screw on bands fingertip-tight and process in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes at up to 1000 feet in elevation; 20 minutes up to 6000 feet in elevation and 25 minutes over 6000 feet.
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Love this recipe! I canned some last year and saved the recipe. Making some right now in fact! My husband said that this salsa has ruined him for all other salsa's! He's not a picky eater but he knows what he likes and he loves this! So good. I think the cumin and chili powder add a lot! I didn't use clear jell b/c I didn't have any but I did like the other reviewer and just simmer the tomotoes longer and it thickened right up. Love this recipe...thank you!!!!
I love this salsa...and so does everyone else who has tried it. I have been canning salsa for quite a few years but never found a recipe that was "IT". Well....this one is "IT"! I have disregarded all of the other recipes I have and canned this recipe exclusively this year. (about 90 pints!) I use just the regular tomatoes since I don't grow the roma's and I don't use the clear gel. For a little more kick (since my hubby likes his salsa a little hotter) I will make a batch with a few more jalapeno's or serrano's added in. (or maybe a habanero or two) Since I don't like the veggies to be mushy, I don't cook this too long....Maybe simmer 5 or 10 minutes only before putting it in the jars. If you like your salsa with less liquid, you can take out some of the juice before canning (don't waste the juice...can it up too!). The best way to do this, I have found, is to push a strainer a ways down into the pot of salsa. That way, only the juice comes through the strainer and the veggies stay under it. Then you can just use a cup to scoop out the extra juice. Thank you so much for this recipe....I can finally stop looking for the best one.
First, many thanks to the submitter of this recipe. Made it yesterday with farm-fresh Better Boy tomatoes and assorted hot peppers, and it lives up to its name. A few minor alterations (no Clear Jel used, also used a combo of lemon and key lime juice instead of vinegar, some fresh cilantro added), and it rocks! It made only 8 pints rather than 10, so maybe I made it thicker or seived it longer? I look forward to making this again and again.


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The Tyranny of Experts : Economists, Dictators, and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor
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Over the last century, global poverty has largely been viewed as a technical problem that merely requires the right "expert" solutions. Yet all too often, experts recommend solutions that fix immediate problems without addressing the systemic political factors that created them in the first place. Further, they produce an accidental collusion with "benevolent autocrats," leaving dictators with yet more power to violate the rights of the poor. In The Tyranny of Experts, economist William Easterly, bestselling author of The White Man's Burden, traces the history of the fight against global poverty, showing not only how these tactics have trampled the individual freedom of the world's poor, but how in doing so have suppressed a vital debate about an alternative approach to solving poverty: freedom. Presenting a wealth of cutting-edge economic research, Easterly argues that only a new model of development--one predicated on respect for the individual rights of people in developing countries, that understands that unchecked state power is the problem and not the solution --will be capable of ending global poverty once and for all.show more
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Wall Street Journal 2014 Books of the Year New York Times Book Review "Bracingly iconoclastic... Easterly's stories unfailingly reinforce a select number of crucial themes, the boldest being that the people of the so-called underdeveloped world have been systematically betrayed by the technocrats in charge of the global development agenda." Eduardo Porter, New York Times "William Easterly ...is one of the profession's most determined skeptics...In the real world, Professor Easterly says, development occurs as people identify problems and push for solutions through their political systems. Setting goals that nobody is truly responsible for achieving not only misrepresents what causes poverty but also substitutes goal setting for real action." Los Angeles Times Review of Books "There is something indomitable about William Easterly, and he has struck the development establishment where it is weakest: its appalling human rights record." Bloomberg View "[Easterly] is one of the most consistently interesting and provocative thinkers on development." Economist "Thought provoking." Gaurdian, UK "A provocative book that will rile the development world. But it deserves to be read by all those technocrats who jet around the planet with their simplistic top-down solutions, often ignoring rights they themselves take for granted. Ultimately, it is a timely blast against the complacency of those who think progress and prosperity can be detached from politics." Times of London "This powerful polemic against top-down aid projects convinces." Washington Post "A passionate, if fitful, argument against the conventional approach to economic development." Choice "Easterly (New York University) has written a book that grabs a reader's attention from the first sentence...Highly recommended" Lancet "Fascinating." Forbes.com "Readable and fascinating... I found a valuable if somewhat iconoclastic read and would recommend it to anyone in the social sector". Cato Institute's Regulation "The Tyranny of Experts is intellectual comfort food for people ... who are skeptical of the idea that the only things standing between us and a world free of poverty are insufficient funding and political will." Shelf Awareness for Readers "Easterly makes essential points about human rights, the need to accommodate local factors in developing countries and the terrible mistakes that can result from deals with corrupt regimes or self-interested organizations. His argument is made with passion and ample illustration." Reason "Tyranny of Experts takes various tacks--historical, theoretical, technological, statistical--to explain, in theory and in practice, why international development economics should fundamentally rethink its premises and practices." America "A provocative traverse of history and philosophy." Kirkus "Easterly delivers a scathing assault on the anti-poverty programs associated with both the United Nations and its political and private sector supporters...A sharply written polemic intended to stir up debate about the aims of global anti-poverty campaigns." Library Journal "Easterly's research may help start a dialog about identifying better methods for alleviating global poverty and should assist readers interested in humanitarian efforts who want to draw their own conclusions about how to aid the world's poor." Nancy Birdsall, President, Center for Global Development "This book is deeply radical and thought-provoking, and brilliantly entertaining. Easterly invokes Kahneman, Hayek, Hirschman; the free cities of 12th century Genoa and 18th century New York; the Erie Canal, Fujian and Benin; the "prison" of the nation state; the new generation of econometrics applied to human history, and more in making his argument: It is individual rights and political freedoms that safeguard spontaneous, shared and sustained development, and the prevailing technocratic approach subverts those rights at great cost to the global poor its adherents would help. Development insiders will, with some justification, complain about one-sidedness and exaggeration. But no one who starts this book will be able to put it down, or be able to undo its influence on her thinking about the deep determinants of development progress." Angus Deaton, Professor of Economics and International Affairs, Princeton University "Knowledge and expertise are fountainheads of prosperity and freedom, yet experts, especially foreign experts, have frequently been instruments of the very oppression that they seek to alleviate. The Tyranny of Experts tells the extraordinary story of authoritarian development. Those not familiar with Easterly's previous books are in for a revelation, and the many long time aficionados will be delighted to be back in the hands of the master." Paul Romer, New York University "Easterly's new book shows that the expert approach to development rests on an engrained but unexamined premise: that people in poor countries cannot be trusted to make their own decisions. As this wide-ranging and compelling account shows, this assumption is doubly flawed. It's morally offensive and a sure guide to bad policy." Francis Fukuyama, Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University "Bill Easterly is simply the most interesting and provocative economist writing on development topics today." Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Prize Winner, Professor of Economics at Columbia University "In this impassioned book, William Easterly draws on a wealth of examples from history and from around the world to support his forceful call for a radical transformation in the way the world views development. Easterly shows that many of the contemporary debates about the nature of development have their roots in history and he argues that the rights of the individual and democratic values should not be trampled on by those seeking faster economic growth." Tyler Cowen, Professor of Economics at George Mason University "Bill Easterly is the development economist, and he has come up with yet another striking and original success. This is the book that puts together the role of government, the failures of experts, and the best way forward into one comprehensive package."show more
About William Easterly
William Easterly is a professor of economics at New York University and a director of NYU's award-winning Development Research Institute. He lives in New York City.show more


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Satisfying Legal Requirements with SOA
By Antony Reynolds-Oracle on Feb 06, 2007
Enforcing the Law with SOA
I have come across a few customers recently who are constrained in their business model by national regulations. Certain jurisdictions require customer data of their nationals to be stored on servers physically located within their jurisdiction. In addition to restrictions on customer data they have observed that although they allow customers access to their entire product range there is a strong regional alignment with products, basically most people purchase the local product.
This is driving these customers down the service oriented architecture route by fiat rather than by desire. SOA enables them to run multiple "customer" and "market" server instances with the same services available from all different geographic systems. "Markets" can be kept at a regional level whilst "Customer" data may need to be held at a national level. SOA is a good fit for this as it already assumes a service view of functionality and is easy to extend the location concept to these services.
Interconnections between service instances can be realised with an ESB and routing rules can deliver requests to the correct instance, hiding the system complexity in the ESB, making the system responsive to future changes in customer data location or market information. I think SOA makes this a lot easier than trying to do it with a distributed database, but that is just my opinion.


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What to Expect When BlackBerry Reports Friday
With the bar set very low, it's no surprise that BlackBerry's latest results are expected to be bleak. Instead, what investors and analysts will want to see Friday is if Chief Executive John Chen has fleshed out a plan to make money.
Mr. Chen made immediate strides to cut costs and reduce inventory risk during his first few months as CEO, most notably by outsourcing the company's hardware business to Foxconn Technology Group. Investors applauded, sending the stock up 50% since he took over.
Investors will be looking for updates on that partnership from Mr. Chen, plus more details on upcoming smartphones like the Q20, which the executive says will have a traditional BlackBerry keyboard. Analysts will want to know how the company plans to market and sell a keyboard phone in a world where most consumers have already moved on to full touchscreen phones.
Eyes will also be on the company's cash holdings, which should get a modest boost from a government tax break and from the sale of most of the company's real estate holdings.
But keen BlackBerry watchers will want an indication that Mr. Chen has concrete plans beyond just trimming assets. The company has announced some plans to make money from its messaging app, BBM, but must still attract new users to the platform. BBM user growth has slowed in recent months and, at 85 million monthly active users, falls well behind competitors like WhatsApp and LINE.
Mr. Chen has also spent much of his time at the company's helm trying to convince decision makers at government agencies and financial institutions to stick with BlackBerry. There will be appetite Friday for any details on how that effort is going.
And, of course, there could be another partnership or licensing surprise. With the Foxconn deal, Mr. Chen showed he's amenable to such arrangements and may have decided it's easier to grow other parts of the business with the help of others as well.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters are projecting a quarterly loss of 55 cents a share on revenue of $1.11 billion.
BlackBerry's results for the fiscal fourth quarter and year ended March 1 are due out before the market opens Friday. A conference call with Mr. Chen is scheduled at 8 a.m.


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If your pet is suffering from any kind of dog food allergies, then hypoallergenic dog food is a great choice. If that's the case, then it stands to reason that hypoallergenic dog treats aren't a bad idea either! Try this quick and easy dog biscuit recipe. Feel free to alter it in any way you see fit to make sure that you are not using ingredients that are known to cause your pooch to start feeling all itchy and scratchy.
1 c. oat flour (makes the biscuits wheat-free)
1/2 c. oats
1/2 c. water
1 egg
3 tbsp. olive oil
2 tbsp. molasses
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and lightly spray a baking sheet with nonstick spray.
Combine all of the ingredients in a large mixing bowl and stir until a dough forms. At this point, you can either roll out the dough and cut it into fun, bite-sized shapes or you drop it by teaspoonfuls onto the baking sheet.
Bake for about 15 minutes to get a nice, crisp dog biscuit. If your pup prefers a "chewier" treat, then bake the homemade dog treats in a 300 degree oven for only 10 minutes.
Let them cool before treating your dog to your home-baked love!
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We all love YouTube for a brain-break in the afternoon, but turns out, the site is just as awesome a resource for getting career advice as it is for gawking at cute, fluffy animals. There are videos with job tips from inspiring women like Valerie Jarrett and Sheryl Sandberg, and also from career coaches who can help you speak up in meetings or better handle feedback. Plus, you can watch them at your desk without having to pull up a fake Excel spreadsheet when your boss walks by. (Something you can't say for cat videos!)
Senior adviser to the President Valerie Jarrett (left) and Facebook COO and Lean In creator Sheryl Sandberg (right)
OK, so are you ready? Here are a few of my favorite nuggets of career wisdom on YouTube that are so worth watching:
Valerie Jarrett: Take Risks
"This is a generalization, but I think that women are more risk-averse than they should be. It's OK if everybody doesn't like you. You want them to respect you."
Sheryl Sandberg: Don't Rule Out a Lateral Move That Gives You Valuable Experience
"When people are too focused on moving up, ahead of everything else, we miss opportunities."
IMF Chief Christine Lagarde: Value Diversity
"Diversity, mixing of views, and debates are generally positive forces.They are more conducive to [business] stability than a single gender world."
Condoleeza Rice: Avoid Over-Planning
"Be willing to accept some ambiguity about where you're going."
Arianna Huffington: Decide What Success Means to You
"What is a good life? We've kind of shrunk the definition down to money and power. And we need to expand it again."
Gloria Steinem: Follow Your Passion
"Do what you love. Do what you love so much you forget what time it is because you love it so much."
Former Ogilvy & Mather CEO Shelly Lazarus: Give Up Perfect
"You can't be the perfect mother, the perfect hostess, the perfect wife, the perfect executive..."
Authors and Negotiating Experts Sheila Heen and Doug Stone: Use Feedback to Your Benefit
"There's all this information other people have about you that you don't know. And that's a challenge to see."
KC Baker: Claim the Public Stage
"So many brilliant women, who so want to contribute, but the fear and resistance [of public speaking] keep them from ever speaking up."
Women Leaders at GM, Instagram, Starbucks, and more: Have a Breakthrough Moment
"A breakthrough moment for me," says Instagram's Emily White "was the time I listened to advice and decided not to take it."
Do you have any career videos that you swear by? Share in the comments below—and don't forget to add a link so we can all watch! (Any excuse for more YouTube time.)


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Need Assistance With A Create Mass Additions Issue?
By Cindy A B-Oracle on Feb 27, 2014
We have created a new Troubleshooting Assistant for Oracle Fixed Assets for the Create Mass Additions process. This process (also known by its short name in Assets as FAMACR and in Payables as APMACR) is used to bring addition and adjustment lines from Accounts Payable into Fixed Assets via the mass additions interface. There have been a number of changes to the process and enhancements made in recent releases.
Troubleshooting Assistants are resources created to help you find a resolution to an issue by guiding you from the problem, through the possible scenarios, and to the proposed solution. These troubleshooting assistant types of resources were formerly called Search Helpers. Called by either name, they are designed to provide a path through various topics related to a process and, based on the selections you make, provide suggested solutions.
The troubleshooting assistant for create mass additions includes solutions for these issues, and more:
- Addition lines that were not transferred from Payables to Assets
- Addition lines that were transferred into Assets but should not have been
- Merging of addition lines
- Transferring freight, tax or miscellaneous lines
- ORA-30926 errors
- Performance issues
You can access this troubleshooting assistant in Troubleshooting Assistant: Create Mass Additions From Payables (AP) to Fixed Assets (FA) (Doc ID 1609542.2)


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Southwest Airlines deals with fake video of a drone not hitting a Southwest Airline jet
The problem with some interesting stuff on the Internet is that it's fake.
The latest example is a video that purports to show a drone taking off the winglet on a Southwest Airlines jet taking off from New York LaGuardia Airport. It's fake, although eye-catching.
"We wanted to bring a fake drone strike video to your attention, as it is gaining momentum across the social web and sparking interest from traditional news media," an internal Southwest message Tuesday afternoon said.
"The video shows a winglet colliding with a drone on ascent near LaGuardia Airport. The winglet is SWA colors and branding, but if you look closely it says "Branit.com," which is a portfolio site for a special effects artist," the alert said.
"The Communication Team has confirmed the video is fake, and is working with the FAA to squash any reports of it being real."
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Ann Killian (LC 1999, CLC Board of Trustees) will receive the 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award at the Crain's Cleveland Business Archer Awards event on August 9.
Elizabeth McIntyre (LC 2006) has been named Editor and Publisher of Crain's Cleveland Business.
3/24/16Heather Ettinger (LC 1996) has been recognized by InvestmentNews as one of inaugeral "Women to Watch" in the financial industry.
Jacqueline F. Woods (LC 1988) will receive the Cleveland Foundation Women of Note Legacy Award at the Crain's Cleveland Business Women of Note Summit & Awards on Wednesday, May 25, 2016. Several other alums are among the 2016 Women of Note Honorees: Micki Byrnes (LC 2005, Boot Camp 2012), Michele Connell (LC 2016, CLI 2010), Karen Gahl-Mills (LC 2011), Anne C. Goodman (LC 2003), Debra Green (CBB 2006) and Lisa Rose (LC 2009).
Tom Furnas (LC 2015, CBB 2003) is a finalist in the nonprofit category for Crain's Cleveland Business CIO of the Year. He will be recognized Thursday, April 14, 2016.
Christian Business League will honor Alexandria Johnson Boone (LC 1988) at the Trailblazer Tribute event on Friday, June 24, 2016.
Malou Monago (CBB 2010) has been named Vice President of Institutional Advancement for the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Jerry Gootee (LC 2015) had been tapped to become Managing Partner of Ernst and Young's Akron office when the current Managing Partner retires June 30.
Matt Carroll (LC 2016) has become Chief Economic Growth and Opportunity Officer for Cuyahoga County
Jeff Epstein (LC 2016) has been named Executive Director of MidTown Cleveland.
Shawn M. Riley (LC 2012, LC2 2013) has been named President of McDonald Hopkins LLC effective October 1.
Laura Rayburn (LC 2013, LC2 2014) has been named Vice President for Development at Saint Martin de Porres High School.
Four alums and one CLC staff member have been named Movers and Shakerrs by The Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club: Emily Bacha (LookUp 2005), Grace Kozan (iCle 2001), Mackenzie Makepeace (CLI 2013, OnBoard 2015), Elise Yablonsky (CBB 2014) and Jill Pecoraro, Director of (i)Cleveland and Young Professional Programs.
Francis Afram-Gyening (LC 2012), CEO of Care Alliance, was among the Health Care Heroes selected by Crain's Cleveland Business. The UH Connor Integrative Health Network, of which Dr. Francois Adan (LC 2014, LC2 2015) is Medical Director, was recognized for Corporate Achievement. The NEOMED-CSU Partnership for Urban Health was recognized as Innovation All Star; Dr. Jay Gershen (LC 2016) is President of NEOMED.
Paul Wellener (LC 2007, CLC Board of Trustees) has been named Managing Principal for the Northeast Ohio region of Deloitte LLP.
Simon Bisson (CLI 2014) has been named Interim President of United Way of Greater Cleveland.
Lisa Rose (LC 2009) has been named President of Dix & Eaton.
1/28/1637 CLC alums are in Cleveland Magazine's Community Leader Power 100 List of Northeast Ohio's Most Influential People, and many of them are ranked in the top 25: David T. Abbott (LC 1989), ranked 14; Akram Boutros (LC 2015), ranked 23; Marc Byrnes (LC 2008), ranked 21; Rick Chiricoasta (LC 2006); Dennis Cocco (LC 1999); Alexander "Sandy" Cutler (LC 1990), ranked 8; Jenniffer Deckard (LC 2008); Art Falco (LC 1993); William Friedman (LC 2012); Marcia Fudge (LC 1995); Fred Geis (LC 2015); David Gilbert (LC 2001), ranked 9; Eric Gordon (LC 2013), ranked 19; Jay Gershen (LC 2016); Kyle Kutuchief (CLI 2011); Alex Johnson (LC 2002); John Kahl (LC 2000); Chris Kelly (LC 2006); Bill Kitson (LC 2013; LC2 2015); Bill Koehler (LC 2011); Ray Leach (LC 2006); Randall McShepard (LC 2003); Beth Mooney (LC 2008), ranked 1; Bernie Moreno (LC 2007), ranked 22; Cynthia Moore-Hardy Fache (LC 1999); Richard Pogue (LC 1978); Deborah Read (LC 1999), ranked 20; Ronn Richard (LC 2003), ranked 4; Chris Ronayne (LC 2007), ranked 25; Bob Smith (LC 1997); Hilton Smith (1992); Robyn Minter Smyers (CBB 2013; LC 2016); Frank Sullivan (LC 2001); Dan Walsh (LC 2011); Thomas F. Zenty (LC 2004), ranked 5; Brain Zimmerman (LC 2011; LC2 2013 & 2014), ranked 24; Ann Zoller (LC 2002).
1/27/16Tracey Mason (LC 2009) has been named Vice President of Partnerships & Client Services at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.
Christy Bykowski (CBB 2005) named a Top Woman in PR by PR News.
1/26/16Francis Afram-Gyening (LC 2012), President and CEO of Care Alliance Health Center, was named the Innovation All Star in the Crain's Cleveland Business 2016 Health Care Heroes Class.
1/25/16Steffany Larkins (CL 2012) has become Chief Marketing Office at Medical Mutual of Ohio, following the announcement that Jared Chaney (LC 2002) plans to retire from that role in 2017 and continue as Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer.
1/22/16Don Messinger (LC 1984) has been named Chairman of the Board of the Cleveland Pops Orchestra.
1/14/16Three of the four 2016 honorees at CSU's Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs' Tribute to the Public Service Scholarship and Award Event are CLC alumni who have also played integral roles in CLC's success over the past 10 years: Dennis M. Lafferty (CLI 2011), The Honorable Bruce H. Akers (LC 1978) and Allan C. Krulak (LC 1988).
1/13/16Sharlene Ramos-Chesnes (LC 2008) is now President's Ambassaodor at Kent State University.
1/13/16Jay Gershen (LC 2016) name Executive of the Year and Tonnie Alliance (CLI 2014) received an Achievement in Excellence Award from the National Sales and Marketing Executives professional organization.
1/12/16David Gilbert (LC 2001) was named Business Executive of the Year, and Michele Seyranian (LC 2016) was named an award recipient in the 2016 Distinguished Marketing and Sales Awards presented by the Cleveland Sales & Marketing Executives professional organization.
Alicia Graves (CEF 2009) accepted to the 2016 Leadership Academy of the Ohio State Bar Association.
1/8/16Joe Cimperman (LC 2003) has been named President of Global Cleveland.
1/7/16David Kuntz (LC 2013, LC2 Fellows 2014) has been named Executive Vice President of Administration and Finance with Cuyahoga Community College.
1/5/16Julie Iselin (CBB 2013) and India Pierce Lee (LC 2002) are featured as 2016 Smart Creatives by cleveland.com
1/4/16Maria Pujana (LC 2005) has received the Ohtli Award, one of the highest honors from the government of Mexico, for her work with Northeast Ohio's Mexican and Latino/Hispanic communities.
12/16/15Deborah Bridwell (LC 2010) has been named Executive Director of Stella Maris.
12/15/15Five of the eight women selected by YWCA Greater Cleveland for the 2016 Women of Achievement awards are CLC alumni: Micki Brynes (LC 2005, Boot Camp 2012), Lee Friedman (LC 1995, former CLC President and CEO), Kathryn Jensen (LC 1992)¸ Robyn Minter Smyers (CBB 2003, LC 2016) and Sue Tyler (LC 2004).
12/14/15Scot Rourke (LC 2009) was recently appointed Chief Transformation Officer and Chief Information Officer for Cuyahoga County.
12/14/15Gary Hanson (LC 2001) has been named interim director of the Cleveland Institute of Music.
12/10/15The Asian American Bar Association of Ohio announced its 2016 leadership team, which includes President Barbara Lum (CBB 2015) a Thompson Hine LLP associate in Cleveland who has served as the group's leader since 2013.
12/8/15The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland's Volunteer Recognition Award recipients included CLC alums Brandon D. Cox (LookUp 2002), Nicole Wilson (CLI 2011) and James E. Young (LC 1983).
11/25/15Several CLC alums were recognized by the Cleveland Jewish News as being Difference Makers in the community: Justin Bachman (LookUp 2013), Jack Bialosky Jr. (LC 1995), Michael Cantor (LC 2012, LC2 2013), Matthew L. Fieldman (CBB 2012), Lisa Hacker (CLI 2013) and Enid Rosenberg (LC 2007).
11/20/15Megan O'Bryan (LC 2010) was appointed by Cuyahoga Community College as Vice President of Development.
11/12/15Several CLC alums will be recognized Dec. 1 with Crain's In-House and General Counsel Awards: Gina Beredo (LC 2015), Colleen Cotter (LC 2011), Kenneth Kraus (LC 1991), Lisa Kunkle (LC 2014), Robin Wilson (CLI 2011) and Joe Yonadi (CLI 2014).
11/11/15Joe Calabrese (LC 2002) was one of nine to be named Public Official of the Year by Governing Magazine.
11/04/15Several CLC alumni won elected offices on November 3: Michael Summers (LC 2004), City of Lakewood Mayor; John Litten (CBB 2014), Lakewood City Council; Kyle Miller (CBB 2015), Olmsted Falls City Council; Jason Russell (CLI 2011), South Euclid City Council; Gordon Short (CBB 2007), Strongsville City Council; Ben Holbert (CLI 2015), Woodmere Village Council; Michele Weiss (CLI 2015) University Heights City Council; Mary Dunbar (CLI 2009), Cleveland Heights City Council; and Georgine Welo (LC 2009), South Euclid Mayor, Ben Holbert (CLI 2015), Woodmere Village Council.
10/28/15Tom Zenty (LC 2004) is the winner of the 2015 Warren Bennis Award for Excellence in Leadership, given by the Global Institute for Leadership Development.
10/27/15Cleveland State University has published its Fascinating Alumni list, which highlights just a few of CSU's 120,000 graduates across the globe and their impact on the community. CLC alumni included are: Mark Avsec (LC 2014), Kate Brown (LC 2013, LC2 2014), Timothy Cosgrove (LC 2004), Kelly Falcone-Hall (LC 2016), Frank Fecser (LC 2002), Valarie McCall (LC 2007), Randy McShepard (LC 2003), Evan Morse (LC 1987), Raymond Pianka (LC 1983), Chris Ronayne (LC 2007) and Lou Tisler (CBB 2001).
Jackie Adams (CBB 2016) was honored with the Young Alumni Award from Case Western Reserve University.
10/23/15Case Western Reserve University's "think" magazine catches up with globe-trotting CLC Board Member Michael Goldberg (LookUp 1987, LC 2007) to share his lessons on entrepreneurship, education and mentoring.
10/22/15Equality Ohio is honoring Raymond Bobgan (LC 2010) as its Cleveland Ally of the Year at their Allies for Equality Holiday Party.
10/19/15John G. Morikis (LC 2013) has been named CEO of The Sherwin-Williams Co.
10/15/15Pat Haggerty (LC2012) accepted the Encore Cleveland Prize from BVU and the Cleveland Foundation on behalf of the Legal Aid Society's Act 2 program, which deploys late-career and retired volunteer lawyers into the community. Haggerty chairs the committee that oversees Act 2.
10/14/15Alexander "Sandy" Cutler (LC 1990) was one of two Northeastern Ohio executives named to the Harvard Business Review's list of best-performing CEOs in the world.
10/7/15Ariane Kirkpatrick (LC 2015) was recently featured as the cover story in the October issue of Phenomenal Woman Magazine.
John Carmichael (LC 2015) of Newbridge Center for Arts and Technology, Michal Marcus (CLI 2013) of HFLA of Northeast Ohio, and Roz Quarto (LC 2015, CLI 2013) of ESOP Realty., Inc., are among the eight nonprofit leaders whose organizations were selected to make presentations at Social Venture Partners' bigBANG! Event on Nov. 4 based on their innovative approaches to creating social change and their potential for significant positive community impact. Details about the event HERE.
Victor Ruiz's (LC 2012, LC2 2013) work leading Esperanza is gaining national acclaim. The White House Initiateve on Educational Excellence recently named Esperanza as a "Bright Spot" in the Hispanic Education National Online Catalog.
Bruce Akers (LC 1978) was presented with the Champion of Student Success Award by City Year America at its National Leadership Summit in Washington D.C. earlier this year.
Tom Gill (CLI 2009, CEF 2010) has been named associate director of Urban Community School.
Danny Williams (LC 1993) received the 2015 Alumni Nonprofit Leadership Award from the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University.
Notre Dame College will present its inaugural Corporate Citizen Award to Margaret Wong (LC 1984) on Oct. 1
Several CLC alums were named to the Crain's Cleveland Business inaugural list of the top 100 "Most Connected" people in Northeast Ohio: Tom Adler (LC 1978), Craig Arnold (LC 2002), James C. Boland (LC 1978), Julie Boland (LC 2006), Alexander Cutler (LC 1980), Ralph M. Della Ratta (LC 1999), Richard Fearon (LC 2005), Lauren Rich Fine (LC 2007), Jeffrey I. Friedman (LC 1988), Lyle G. Ganske (LC 2000), Jay A. Gershen (LC 2016), Christopher Gorman (LC 2003), Michael J. Haas (LC 2014), Stephen Hardis (LC 1985), Peter Hellman (LC 1993), Alex B. Johnson (LC 2002) and Jerry L. Kelsheimer (LC 2005). Crain's has released only some of the names, with more being announced each week leading up to an Oct. 26 special section which will rank the individuals as well.
Phil Robinson (CLI 2009, CEF 2010, LC 2013) was named to the The Pahara Institute's Fall 2015 cohort of leaders for its NextGen Network. Twenty five leaders have been selected to join a Pahara network designed to recognize and support exceptional emerging senior leaders who can amplify the voices of underrepresented communities that are currently not well served by public schools.
Congratulations to those who will receive Crain's CFO of the Year awards, including these CLC alums: Robert Gudbranson (LC 2014), Chris Nagel (LC 2013) and Bob O'Brien (LC 2003).
Congratulations to those named to the Crain's Forty Under 40 list, which includes these CLC alums: Jacquelyn Adams (CBB 2016), Cortney Kilbury Crockett (CBB 2011), Joe DiSalvo (LC 2015), Sheri Dozier (CLI 2012), José Feliciano Jr. (CBB 2008), Stephanie Jansky (CLI 2014, CBB 2016), Kyle Kutuchief (CLI 2011) and Phillip M. Robinson Jr. (CLI 2009, CEF 2010, LC 2013).
Julie Johnson (CBB 2002) has been named President & CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Western Reserve.
Girl Scouts of North East Ohio recently released their 2015 Women of Distinction finalists. Among them were CLC alumni: Dr. Rachel Talton (LC 2005, CBB 2002), Ashley Basile Oeken (Boot Camp 2013, CBB 2012, CLI 2009), Dr. Lolita McDavid (LC 1985), Dr. Annemarie Grassi (LC 2016, Boot Camp 2013, CBB 2008), Jamie Sullivan (CBB 2014).
Nik Kottha (CBB 2015) was voted on to the board for The New Agrarian Center, the umbrella organization for City Fresh, a local CSA.
Lauren Onkey (LC 2013) has been named the first Dean for Humanities at Cuyahoga Community College's new Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Center.
Eliza Wing (LC 2001) has been named Chief Communications Officer for Cuyahoga County.
Andrew J. Passen (CLC Board of Trustees) received the Lifetime Achievement Award Aug. 11 from the 2015 Archer Awards by Crain's Cleveland Business. Shelly Peet (CBB 2001, LC 2009, LC2 2013) was named HR executive of the Year, and gave a shout-out to her LC class in accepting the award. Another CLC alum, Wendy Edgar (CLI 2009), had also been among five finalists for the executive of the year award.
Charna Sherman (LC 2012) has been chosen to be the newest board member of Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. She is taking the seat that has been held by Sari Feldman (LC 2004), and will be joining Eliza Wing (LC 2001) on the CAC Board.
Connie Atkins (LC 1995) has been named one of 100 Magis Medal Winners by Alpha Sigma Nu, the worldwide Jesuit Honor Society.
Eddie Taylor, Jr. (LC 2000, CLC Emeritus Trustee) has been appointed as co-chair of the Opportunity Corridor's Steering Committee along with Michael Taylor. They will assist in ensuring that the new roadway maximizes its potential to become a job-producing economic developement catalyst.
CLC has a large presence on the Cleveland 2016 MarComm Community Relations Sub-Committee working on local issues related to the GOP conventions coming here next year. The committee is co-chaired by Micki Byrnes (LC 2005, Boot Came 2012), Scott Chaikin (LC 1996) and Eddie Harrell Jr. (LC 2015). Among the committee members are: Rita Andolsen (LC2 2013, LC 2011, Boot Camp 2012), Michael Bennett (LC 2009, CLC VP External Affairs), Marianne Crosley (CLC President and CEO), Fran DiDonato (CBB 2008), Deb Donley (LC 2007), Diane Downing (LC 1978), Eric Gordon (LC 2013), Renee Harvey (LC 2015, CLI 2014), Colette Jones (CBB 2011), Valarie McCall (LC 2007, CLC Board Member), Dan Moulthrop (LC 2014), Ashley Oeken (Boot Camp 2013, CBB 2012, CLI 2009), Mike Shafarenko (CBB 2009), Richard Stewart (LC 2015), and Ann Zoller (LC 2002). The committee is staffed by former CBB Director Hannah Belsito.
Joy Roller (LC 2009) has been named Managing Producer, Public Affairs Programming, at Ideastream.
Liz Ludlow Vaccariello (LC 1998) will be inducted into The Press Club of Cleveland Journalism Hall of Fame on Nov. 15.
Marcia Fudge (LC 1995) will be the keynote speaker at the 8th annual Army of Believers Scholarship Luncheon for CSMD on July 31st. Dr. Akram Boutros (LC 2015) is an honorary co-chair of the event.
Natalie Leek-Nelson (LC 2010) delivered a TEDxCLE talk earlier this year. Her talk, "Bad Moms or Bad Circumstances? The Untold Story of Women & Children" is now available to stream.
Thom Fladung (LC 2013, LC2 2014) has joined Hennes Communication as Vice President.
Richard Browdie (LC 2004) is one of only 200 individuals nation-wide to participate in the White House Conference on Aging.
Carrie Carpentrer (LC 2009) has been appointed to the Board of Directors of The Cleveland Foundation.
Ron Soeder (LC 2012, LC 2 2013) received the 2015 Alumni Merit Award from Baldwin Wallace University. This award recognizes outstanding alumni and honorary alumni for their achievements and service to their professions, communities and alma mater.
Colleen Cotter (LC 2011), Phyllis Harris (Boot Camp 2013), Alex Johnson (LC 2002), Ronn Richard (LC 2004), Victor Ruiz (LC 2012, LC2 2013), and Timothy Tramble (LC 2010) have been selected by Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson to be members of the indpendent panel that will select the 13 members of a community police commission. The panel was formed as a way to begin the process that will lead to reform the city's division of police.
Elizabeth Newman (CBB 2004) has been named President and CEO of the Center for Families and Children.
Ben Newman (CBB 2013) has been named Vice President of Blue Point Capital Partners.
Edward "Ned" Hill (LC 1997) was interviewed and featured in Inside Business Magazine for his past 30 years at Cleveland State University, and his transition into a tenured position at The Ohio State University.
Edward J. Largent III (LC 2010) to succeed James R. Clay as President and CEO of Westfield Group.
Diane Strachan (CLI 2013), Director of Development for the Cleveland Museum of Art has been awarded with the Outstanding Fundraising Professional Award by the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Strachan will be honored at the Nov. 6 National Philanthropy Day.
Craig Arnold (LC 2002), President and CEO of Eaton Corp., has been named to become CEO of the company in 2016.
Debra Adams Simmons (LC 2009) was selected as a member of the 2016 class of Nieman Fellows. The Nieman Foundation for Journalism has trained newsroom leaders and fostered journalistic innovation for 78 years.
Andrew J. Passen (CLC Board of Trustees) was named as the Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient for the 2015 Archer Awards by Crain's Cleveland Business. Wendy Edgar (CLI 2009) and Shelley Peet (CBB 2001, LC 2009, LC2 2013) were named as finalists in the HR executive of the Year category.
Chris Ronayne (LC 2007) accepted the Non-Profit of the Year Award from the Greater Ohio Policy Center on behalf of University Circle. The Non-profit of the Year Award honors organizations that are innovating community solutions and meeting local needs and opportunities with distinction.
William Koehler (LC 2011) was named Chief Executive Officer of Team NEO.
John Zitzner (LC 2006), President of Friends or Breakthrough Schools was awarded the Homer C. Wadsworth Award from the Cleveland Foundation. The award is given annually to a local leader who has demonstrated innovation, creativitiy, ingenuity, risk-taking and good humor in a civic, volunteer, nonprofit or public sector role.
Felton Thomas Jr. (LC 2010), Director at the Cleveland Public Library has been elected the 2016-2017 President of the Public Library Association, a division of the American Library Association.
Barb Paynter (LC 2013) is leaving Hennes Paynter Communications to establish Paynter Communications. Bruce Hennes (LC 2008, CLC Board of Trustees) has renamed the firm Hennes Communications.
Randy McShepard (LC 2003) was named President of the Union Club.
Chris Thompson (LC 2014), Jamie Pawlak (CLI 2014), and Greg Stefani (LC 2010) judged the final presentations of the Teaching Cleveland Student Challenge. TCSC provides Cleveland-area students with opportunities to meet influential people, think critically and deeply about issues in Cleveland, and contribute ideas and voices to the conversation.
Mary Ann Corrigan-Davis (LC 2008), Evalyn Gates (LC 2013), Natalie Leek-Nelson (LC 2010), Robyn Minter Smyers (CBB 2003) were recognized by Crain's 2015 Women of Note Summit & Awards.
Vi Huynh (CBB 2007) was recognized for Excellence in Individual Achievement by the Federal Asian Pacific American Council.
Jennifer L. Steuber (CBB 2012) has been appointed general counsel and chief legal officer of the Ohio Turnpike Commission.
Diane Downing (LC 1987) has been named Chief Operating Officer of the Cleveland Host Committee for the RNC 2016 convention in Cleveland, and Brittany Williams (CLI 2013, LookUp 2000) was named Senior Project Director.
Congratulations to Paula Grooms (CLI 2012), Executive Director of Ingenuity, who was named Woman of the Year in Events by WISE Cleveland (Women In Sports and Events).
Edward "Ned" Hill (LC 1997) is retiring from his post as Dean of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University to join the faculty of The Ohio State University.
Linda Warren (LC 2006) is the 2015 Athena Award Recipient for her work in social activism.
Elizabeth Newman (CBB 2004) was named President and CEO of The Centers for Families and Children. She replaces Sharon Sobol Jordan (LC2003), who left the position to join the administration of Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish.
CLC Board Member Michael Goldberg (LookUp 1987, LC 2007) has been awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to work in Namibia on developing the South African country's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Third Federal Savings received the Corporate Partner Award from Cleveland Neighborhood Progress for its continued partnership and investment in Slavic Village. The award was accepted by Third Federal President and CEO Kurt Karakul (LC 2012).
John Farina (CBB 2002, CLI 2011) will receive the ArtCares Icon Award from the AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland at the Art Cares 2015 benefit on May 16.
Jeffrey Johnson (LC 1998) and David Gilbert (LC 2001) were inducted into the Cleveland Heights High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame.
Kevin Moore (LC 2009) accepted the 2015 Tony Award for Best Regional Theatre on behalf of Cleveland Play House.
Tom Schorgl (LC 1999) is being honored by the nonprofit Ohio Citizens for the Arts for his effort to pass the Cuyahoga County tax that supports arts and cultural organizations.
Linda Warren (LC 2006) and Denise Zeman (LC 2007) were named finalists for the ATHENA Awards. Lauren Rudman (CBB 2011) will be recognized as a 2015 Young Professional Leadership Award recipient.
Cam Powers (LookUp 2014) was selected as the Chagrin Valley Rotary Club's student of the month.
Victor Ruiz (LC 2012, LC2 2013) was recognized in an article by Fresh Water Cleveland for boosting graduation rates among Hispanic students.
David Gilbert (LC 2001) was named President and CEO of the Cleveland 2016 Host Committee for the Republican National Convention.
Dix & Eaton announced that Chas Withers (LC 2007) will become the next CEO, taking over for Scott Chaikin (LC 1996).
Cleveland.com published an article about Lolita McDavid (LC 1985) and her work with Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital.
The German Marshall Fund of the United States announced the Marshall Memorial Fellows for the 2015-16 class, which includes Alesha Washington (CLI 2009) and Jessica Davis (CBB 2011).
Justin Bachman (LUTC 2013) of Honor Good Deeds and Daniel Mansoor (CLI 2010) of GiveNext graduated from Cleveland's SEA Change social enterprise accelerator program and competed as one of 8 finalists on April 6. Honor Good Deeds provides dynamic and engaging programming the empowers people to embrace their differences. GiveNext is a mobile and online platform where donors can transact and record their charitable giving. Both recieved prize money at the event to advance their innovative companies.
Anthony Russo (LUTC 1987) was named as a director for the next Avengers film.
James Campbell (LC 2003), Diane Downing (LC 1987), Nina Gibans (LC 1978) and Gary Hanson (LC 2001) were named 2015 Golden Achievement Honorees.
Richard Clark (LC 2012) was quoted in an article by Fresh Water Cleveland about a new high school being built for Saint Martin de Porres. CLC was proud to provide customized leadership training to a group of their students last fall.
Cyan Blackwell (LUTC 2015) and Sharilyn Clark (LUTC 2014) will be on Academic Challenge representing Maple Heights on April 11 at 7:00 p.m. on WEWS.
Ken Marblestone (LC 2011) has joined the private investment firm and investment bank Cascade Partners as Managing Director of their new Cleveland office.
East Cleveland Mayor Gary Norton (CBB 2004, LC 2011) talked to Northeast Ohio Media Group's Brent Larkin about why he's willing to potentially sacrifice his position to help save his city through merger with Cleveland. Attendees of CLC's "Best ... Story Hour ... Ever" event on January 29, held in celebration of CBB's 15th anniversary, got to hear the mayor's thoughts on the matter first when he indicated during that candid discussion that he was contemplating this bold leadership step.
Andrea Vullo (CBB 2014) was featured in an article on Cleveland.com for leading change through her role as Community Relations Manager at GE.
Congratulations to these CLC alums for being recognized by Smart Business Magazine at the 2015 Women Who Excel Conference on April 22: Betsie Norris (LC 2012), Dr. Rachel Y. Talton (LC 2005, CBB 2002), Robin Doerschuck (CBB 2015), Peggy Zone Fisher (LC 1981); Panelists included, Debbie Donley (LC 2007), Margaret Mitchell (LC 2011), and Kelly Steward (LC 2015).
Richard C. Fedorovich (LC 2015) will be honored at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's Ohio Buckeye Chapter's Dinner of Champions.
Congratulations to former CLC Board Member Inajo Davise Chappell (LC 2001) for being named one of Savoy Magazine's 2015 Most Influential Black Lawyers.
CLC Board Member Joe Kubic (LC2007) writes in Crain's Cleveland Business that hard work - focus on mission, vision and values - beats a Cinderella story every time, whether on the basketball court or the corporate boardroom.
Ed Largent (LC 2010) was elected to become the President and CEO of Westfield Group.
Jennifer Bell (LC 2008) and David LaRue (LC 2001) were elected to the Greater Cleveland Partnership Board.
Nichelle McCall (CBB 2009) was recognized on a list of 10 Black Women Making Major Moves in Tech for her BOLD Guidance application.
Emily Perkins (CLI 2015) was featured by City Year for her reflections on finding her passion for service.
Congratulations to Kathy Golovan (CBB 2005, LC 2013, LC2 2014) for being named a finalist for Crain's CIO of the Year.
Ashley Basile Oeken (CLI 2009, CBB 2012) was named Business Networking Rising Star of the Year, Lauren Rudman (CBB 2011) was a runner-up for Business Networking Star of the Year, and Jeff Nischwitz (CBB 2006) was a runner-up for Corporate Event Keynote Speaker of the Year in CBC Magazine's Connector's Choice Awards.
Congratulations to Tameka Taylor (LC 2014) for being included in this year's Who's Who in Black Cleveland.
Maria Pujana (LC 2005) accessorized Malan Breton's Fall/Winter 2015 Women's Collection during the New York Fashion Week at Lincoln Center.
Anthony Alto (CBB 2015) has been named the Cuyahoga County Board of Election's Employee of the Year. Read more HERE.
Dr. Akram Boutros (LC 2015) delivered a powerful message at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel about race and diversity from his own experiences. Learn more.
Lisa Oliver (CBB 2004, LC 2009) will lead Key Bank's national Business Banking Segment to focus on helping companies develop and expand operations.
Spencer Dieken (CLI 2014), Valerie Hillow (CBB 2008), Jazmin Long (iCLE 2013), Nicole Schmunk (CBB 2013), our very own Program Coordinator, Andrew Singer (CLI 2012), and Sara Thomas (CBB 2015) will all be recipients of the 25 Under 35 Movers & Shakers Award from the Professional 20/30 Club. Congratulations to all. Congratulate them at the awards ceremony on March 13, 2015, 6pm. Details HERE.
Expansion and renovation of Cleveland Museum of Natural History will "completely transform the experience of all our visitors," museum Executive Director & CEO Dr. Evalyn Gates (LC 2013) tells The Plain Dealer.
Matt Zone (LC 2007) and Blaine Griffin (LC 2014, LC2 2015) were quoted in an article written by Dan Moulthrop (LC 2014) about Cleveland's race problem. Read more, here.
Matt Fieldman (CBB 2012) is featured in an article on Cleveland.com for joining Magnet's senior leadership team.
Rick Chiricosta (LC 2006), President and CEO of Medical Mutual of Ohio, talks to Crain's Cleveland Business about his "Mutual Appreciation" strategy to link the health insurer's employees and customers.
Roslyn Quarto (CLI 2013), Executive Director of Empowering and Strengthening Ohio's People, is featured as one of 10 civic leaders in Who to Watch in Nonprofits published by Crain's Cleveland Business.
Marsha Mockabee (LC 2013), President and CEO of the Urban League of Greater Cleveland, is featured on the cover of Jan.-Feb. 2015 issue of Phenomenal Women Magazine as a "tender-hearted strategist for tough times ahead."
Dan Walsh (LC 2011) has launched a real estate private investment firm, Citymark Capital, which Crain's Cleveland Business described as mixing his passion and commitment.
Barbara Robinson (LC 1979) and Paul Dolan (LC 2001) are co-chairing the Arts and Culture Action Committee, which is leading the campaign to renew the cigarette tax levy to fund arts programs. The funds would continue to support grants made through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, which is headed by Karen Gahl-Mills (LC 2011). Learn more.
Dr. Akram Boutros (LC 2015) is being honored with the International Services Center's Golden Door Award for his commitment to immigrants and refugees in Cleveland on February 9. Learn more.
Lou Tisler's (CBB 2001) letter to the editor of Crain's Cleveland Business was published, he is calling attention to the foreclosure crisis... Read more.
Dave Sabol (CBB 2013) is spotlighted in Cleveland Magazine for his Told storytelling event, developed as his CBB civic project. CLC Alum, Ashley Basile Oeken (CLI 2009, CBB 2012) featured as one of Cleveland's most interesting people.
Two CLC alumni, Tom Nobbe (LC 2014) and Don McGrath (LC 2009) will be honored with awards from the Greater Cleveland Public Relations Society of America on March 11, 2015. Nobbe is the recipient of the John W. Hill Memorial Award, and McGrath is the recipient of the Lighthouse Award. These awards annually honor the best leader, practitioner and mentor for their commitment to and support of the public relations profession. Read more, here.
CLC alumni are well-represented in the pages of a special section in Crain's Cleveland Business, sponsored by the Association for Corporate Growth, that focuses on important trends and issues affecting Northeast Ohio middle market companies.
Temple Emanu El will honor John Zitzner (LC 2006) with the Max and Frieda Davis Tikkun Olam Award on Friday, January 23. The award annually honors a community member whose social action contributes to the repairing of the world, Tikkun Olam, which is the basic tenet of Judaism.
Barrie Spang (CBB 2013) is featured in an article on cleveland.com sharing her passion for her work in interior design.
Bernie Moreno (LC 2007, CLC Partner) was honored as the Hispanic Dealer of the year at the Urban Wheel Awards in Detroit.
David Dunstan (LC 2007) was named President of Western Reserve Partners.
Congratulations to Dr. Akram Boutros (LC 2015) on being awarded the Golden Door Award by The International Services Center. He will become the award's first recipient in 12 years.
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El Rancho Verde Unified School District will stop requiring its high-school students to take geography and instead require them to take a class on diversity and inclusion.
ERUSD president Aurora Villon said the class is necessary because minority students "need to feel validated."
"When you negate their culture, they feel less than other students," she said in an e-mail to Whittier Daily News.
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Border patrol agents in the Tucson sector said the 262 miles along Arizona's border with Mexico can be downright dangerous for them.
Surveillance cameras show people on the Mexican side of the border hurling rocks over the fence at agents.
"It's a major problem and it's increasing, said Agent Mike Scioli. "That's the danger of it."
According to Scioli, assaults against border patrol agents are up 22 percent from last year. He blames frustrated human smugglers.
"Now we have more manpower, the fencing is up and the technology," said Scioli. "It's made their job a lot more difficult."
Pictures provided by Scioli show the effects of the violent attack against agents with bloody eyes and faces.
Scioli said agents who are stationary for long periods of time while watching the border now do so in rock-proof trucks.
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"It's a shocking experience first off," said Scioli. "You're hearing large rattles being banged off all over the place, especially at night, when you don't know where it's coming from."
Scioli believes that as long as he and his fellow border patrol agents are cracking down on human and drug smugglers, the violence will continue.
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The monster winter storm of 2014 is being blamed for at least two deaths - the driver of this vehicle in Virginia lost control, crossed lanes and struck an oncoming car, killing himself and his passenger.
Accidents littered much of the east coast, like a 18 wheeler in North Carolina, its front end crumpled from a collision.
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Most of the big names in the Spanish biomedical sector have joined the game. Regina Revilla Pedreira, Chairman of EuropaBio and Humberto Harness Corella, CEO of Farmaindustria are there as well as Jordi Massana Ramentol, the CEO of pharmaceutical giant Ferrer, and José María Fernández Sousa-Faro, President of PharmaMar and the Zeltia Group. The partnership activities will be coordinated by the Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII), a public research body under the Ministry of Science and Innovation.
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Former Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt has been hired as the offensive coordinator of the San Diego Chargers. Whisenhunt was San Diego's offensive coordinator in 2013.
Fantasy Tip: This is especially good news for the Charger's passing game. Philip Rivers was the sixth-highest scoring fantasy quarterback in 2013, Antonio Gates was a top-ten fantasy tight end and Keenan Allen tallied over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns in what was his rookie season. Melvin Gordon should also play a prominent role; Ryan Mathews totaled 285 carries for 1,255 yards and six touchdowns when Whisenhunt last had command of the offense.
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Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt was fired Tuesday, Nov. 3. Tight ends coach Mike Mularkey will serve as interim head coach.
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Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota is the planned starter from Day 1, head coach Ken Whisenhunt said Thursday, April 30.
Fantasy Tip: The Titans will have to find a balance between Mariota's dual-threat ability and Whisenhunt's more traditional pro-style offense, and there will likely be some growing pains. Assuming Mariota ends up opening the season as the starter, consider him a low-end QB2 with some upside.
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|Titans | Heavily represented at Jameis Winston's pro day
Tue, 31 Mar 2015 09:01:32 -0700
Florida State QB Jameis Winston's Tuesday, March 31, pro day is being attended by five staff members of the Tennessee Titans, including general manager Ruston Webster, head coach Ken Whisenhunt and offensive coordinator Jason Michael, according to NFL Network's Albert Breer.
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Tennessee Titans RB Bishop Sankey currently ranks fifth among rookie running backs this year with 360 yards, and he's averaging 3.9 yards per carry, and he has just one carry longer than 20 yards in 92 chances. He had 38 yards on his first nine carries in Week 10 against the Baltimore Ravens, but produced just 20 yards on his final eight carries. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt said the offensive line needs to do a better job of opening up holes for the rookie running back. The team is choosing to use RB Leon Washington in third down situations. "I think Bishop will still get a chance to protect and to catch passes on first and second down," Whisenhunt said. "But one of the things you try to be consistent with is the protection and working together with those things on third down."
Fantasy Tip: Sankey is waiting for his breakout game, and it could come in Week 11 against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night. However, the O-line must improve, and the rookie is more of a flex option for your FantasyScore lineups.
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|Titans | Titans coach, GM safe
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Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt's and general manager Ruston Webster's jobs are safe, according to chief executive officer Tommy Smith. However, Smith said the team's offensive line might need to be shaken up. "We spent a fortune to build this line," Smith said. "I am committed, I've told the coach, I don't care when someone was drafted or what they're paid, if they're not getting the job done, to get somebody else."
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|Titans | Will simplify offense
Mon, 29 Sep 2014 15:20:46 -0700
The Tennessee Titans will simplify their offensive scheme, because they are only averaging 15 points a game this season, according to head coach Ken Whisenhunt. "I think that will give us a chance to play faster and a chance to be more effective. Because it's the little details we're making mistakes on. If we can get more reps on it in practice, maybe that will help us be better in the game," Whisenhunt said. Whisenhunt said he expects the offense to make progress as the season goes on.
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|Titans | Delanie Walker injured
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Tennessee Titans TE Delanie Walker (shoulder) suffered a shoulder injury in the team's Week 3 game. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt will update Walker's condition later in the week.
Fantasy Tip: Walker has played well so far this season and has become a part of the team's passing game. Owners will need to monitor his practice participation before deciding on their Week 4 lineups. Owners on FantasyScore may want to spend their money on healthier options at tight end.
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|Titans | Kick return competition in high gear
Sat, 16 Aug 2014 23:44:12 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Marc Mariani has done well on kick returns, but Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt will get RB Leon Washington and RB Dexter McCluster into the competition at some point.
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The Tennessee Titans are not eliminating the fullback from their offense, according to head coach Ken Whisenhunt. "We will have a spot for a traditional fullback, maybe 15 to 20 snaps a game,'' Whisenhunt said. "If we get into a situation where we have the lead and we go into a four-minute offense, it will be an integral part of it. Now there may be some games where we don't have a lot of (fullback) snaps, so it will depend."
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- Seek happiness in sorrow (77.)
- There is no virtue if there is no immortality (70).
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- I am afraid of my sin (51).
- A man cannot commit a sin that would exhaust God's boundless love (52).
- Above all, do not be ashamed of yourself, for that is the cause of everything (43).
- Evildoing is the most necessary and most intelligent solution for every godless person (69).
- What is hell? The suffering of being no longer able to love (322).
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Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. (John 12:24, also the epigraph; 285; 309).
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