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Jacob Tyler
July 28, 2022 7:55 pm GMT+0530
Ozark Season 4 Episodes Showed the Most Shocking Bit that You Must Have Missed!!
Ozark is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed programmes on Netflix. The first seven episodes of Ozark's fourth and final season were released earlier this year after a two-year hiatus. And now we'll find out what happened to Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) and his family as they struggle to avoid danger from all sides, including Mexican drug gangs, local heroin matriarch Darlene Snell, and Marty's on-again, off-again companion in crime, Ruth Langmore (Julia Garner).
Here's all we know about Netflix's Ozark Series 4. When will Netflix release Ozark Season 4 Part 2?
On Friday, April 29th, the final seven episodes of Ozark Season 4 will be released on Netflix. Season 4 was broken into two parts, each with seven episodes, the first seven of which were released on Netflix early this year. To grasp the storyline and immerse yourself in the Byrde's world, you'll need to watch Ozark from the beginning, which you can do now by binge-watching the show on Netflix. So, what exactly are you waiting for?
What is Ozark's storyline?
Martin 'Marty' Byrde, his wife Wendy, and his teenage children Charlotte and Jonah star in Ozark. The Byrdes appear to be a regular family to the outside world. However, Marty, a financial counsellor, is involved in money laundering for Mexico's second largest drug organisation. Marty is forced to uproot his family from Chicago and go to the sluggish lakes of the Missouri Ozarks, where he has agreed to launder $500 million for a drug lord in exchange for his life.
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Marty's investments quickly attract the attention of local criminals such as the Langmore and Snell families, as well as law enforcement and the Kansas City Mafia.
While Marty reluctantly continues his criminal career, Wendy flourishes in her new role as crime leader. Ruth Langmore, a trailer-park youngster who quickly proves herself wiser than her petty-criminal relatives and becomes the Byrdes' apprentice and bitter opponent, assists and abets them in their activities. Who makes up the cast?
For the fourth season of Ozark, all of the main cast members are back, including Jason Bateman as Marty Byrde and Laura Linney as his wife Wendy. Ruth Langmore is played by Julia Garner, while Wyatt Langmore is played by Charlie Tahan. Wyatt Langmore is still with his older lover, drug queen-pin Darlene Snell, played by Lisa Emery, below right. In the form of cartel head Omar Navarro, Felix Solis returns as another potential threat to the Byrdes.
Oscar contender Bruce Davison (X-Men) joins the cast for Season 4 as Senator Randall Schafer, a powerful retired Illinois politician who can be bought for the proper price. Veronica Falcón will play Camila Elizonndro, Navarro's sister, while musician Killer Mike will reportedly make a surprise cameo in a moment with Ruth, a fellow rap enthusiast. We're looking forward to seeing it!
How many episodes does Ozark Season 4 have? Ozark Season 4 Part 1 has seven episodes. Ozark Season 4 Part 2 will have seven additional episodes, which will be available on Netflix later this year. The following are the titles of the episodes in Ozark Season 4 Part 1: 1. The Start of the End 2. Allow the Great World to Rotate 3. Ace Deuce 4. City on the Move Ellie, number five 7. Sanctified 6. Sangre Sobre Todo
Reviews and ratings Ozark Season 4 Part 1 debuted at the top of Netflix's trending list shortly after its release. Fans aren't the only ones who have returned to the Byrde family's exploits; critics have also praised the latest edition of the hit crime drama. What they've been stating is as follows. "Laura Linney's portrayal as Wendy is all the more unsettling because her face suggests apple pie, yet everything she does curdles into wickedness," wrote The Guardian in a five-star review. MSN also gave it four stars and said it's "a masterclass in tension," hinting at what's in store for the season.
The Telegraph agreed with the Guardian, saying "Laura Linney steals the show," and NME called Ozark "Netflix's most compelling criminal drama." Metro praised the show, saying, "Ozark has easily become one of Netflix's most renowned but equally criminally underestimated shows." Despite Emmy wins and a passionate fan base, far too many people have overlooked what is clearly one of the best crime dramas in recent memory."
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Carmelo HERNANDEZ, Colorado (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Melissa CHUDNOW, Wisconsin Mequon (Otolaryngology)
Catherine BRADLEY, Iowa (Urogynecology)
William Mark ROBERTS, California San Marino (Oncology (Cancer))
Johanna AGUSTIN, Kansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Spencer HOLOVER, New York New York (Surgery)
PhDMichael BUMMER, Pennsylvania (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kevin HENDERZAHS, Indiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Nancy R G CHURCH, Illinois Chicago (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Dalel TARTAK, California Fullerton (Ophthalmology)
E Elizabeth CLAXTON, Arizona Flagstaff (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOJeffrey D MORRISON, Virginia Newport News (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Bert MORALES, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey LAUTMAN, Ohio (Nephrology)
Kevin EARL, Arkansas Bentonville (Surgery)
Karen Sue WEST, Indiana New Palestine (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David CANGELLO, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
PhDVenus MOSHREFI, Colorado (Preventive Medicine)
M S STROTHER, Washington Kirkland (Dermatology)
Tracy E LEVINE, Connecticut Glastonbury (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David KIM, Texas Colleyville (Surgery)
Sarah JORDAN, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sudha GARLA, New Jersey Ocean (Internal Medicine)
Peter SUN, California Oakland (Neurological Surgery)
Frederick DEPAOLA, New Jersey Ocean (Orthopedics)
Jennifer BURGESS, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Krısten ZORN, Arkansas (Other)
Richard RUFFIN, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Andrew PARKINSON, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
John Willis ANDERSON, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Michael Edwin KIEHN, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Brian MILLER, Arizona Scottsdale (Orthopedics)
David FLESHER, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Stephen Roy DAVENPORT, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Anthony RHORER, Arizona Scottsdale (Orthopedics)
David Jay WEISSBERG, New York Huntington (Orthopedics)
Anthony BELL, Wisconsin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kurtis STAPLES, Arizona Scottsdale (Orthopedics)
Fern Taisenchoy BENT, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DODominic CAMMARANO, Pennsylvania (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Malinda JOHNSON, Minnesota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Paul GREENBERGER, Illinois (Allergy & Immunology)
Seth TUWINER, Virginia (Neurology)
Iram ZUBAIR, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Colby Craig EVANS, Texas Dallas (Dermatology)
John Michael GORDON, Kentucky Richmond (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOAnn G FREEMAN, Pennsylvania Allentown (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rebecca BOWEN, Texas (Otolaryngology)
Michael JONES, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
Satviir SINGH, Georgia (Oncology (Cancer))
Jason Bruce BENNETT, Michigan Grand Rapids (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kevin LI, California Pasadena (Anesthesiology)
Sean THOMPSON, California Laguna Niguel (Oral and Maxillofacial)
DOFaustino KAZENSKE, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (Orthopedics)
Christopher LENARZ, Missouri Chesterfield (Orthopedics)
John MILLARD, Colorado Lone Tree (Plastic Surgery)
Jennifer FRANZ, Washington (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael John FORD, Florida Tallahassee (Dermatology)
Taonei I MUSHAYANDEBVU, New Jersey Morganville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Joseph STERN, North Carolina Greensboro (Neurological Surgery)
Rachel M HARTSHORN, California Richmond (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Paula MINOR, Vermont (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Meera S GARCIA, Georgia Alpharetta (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Dan SHELL, Tennessee Memphis (Plastic Surgery)
Peter KHAMVONGSA, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Catherine CUNNINGHAM, New Jersey (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
James BOUZOUKIS, Arizona Scottsdale (Plastic Surgery)
Deidre LUM, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Melissa M ANDERSON, Georgia Athens (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Laxmeesh Mike NAYAK, Missouri Saint Louis (Plastic Surgery)
Felipe GARCIA, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John DALENA, New Jersey Florham Park (Gastroenterology)
DOOfer RODRIGUEZ, Florida Miami (Plastic Surgery)
David Brian FARLEY, Oregon West Linn (Family Medicine)
Nauman TARIQ, Michigan Ann Arbor (Neurology)
James SARFEH, Connecticut Cheshire (Internal Medicine)
DOOfer RODRIGUEZ, Florida Miami (Surgery)
Sandra V ARCHER, Texas San Antonio (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Estelle ARCHER, Texas Amarillo (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Darren BLUMBERG, New Jersey Florham Park (Gastroenterology)
Isaac GALANDAUER, New Jersey Florham Park (Gastroenterology)
Kelly KRUEGER, New Jersey Florham Park (Gastroenterology)
Joel David STEWART, Virginia Suffolk (Orthopedics)
Amy CARROLL, Georgia (Oncology (Cancer))
S TRIKALSARANSUKH, Washington Kennewick (Gastroenterology)
Sherryl Denese HINTON, Michigan Southfield (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erin CROSBY, New York (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Dana Celeste EDWARDS, California Bakersfield (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOMichael CANNON, Idaho (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hoa NGUYEN, Florida (Oncology (Cancer))
David Lee MERKLEY, Washington Richland (Family Medicine)
Jeffrey WISE, New Jersey Wayne (Plastic Surgery)
Johnny HYDE, Virginia (Other)
Janette G WALKER, California Walnut Creek (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John HOBBS, Illinois Chicago (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David C HEUSINKVELD, Tennessee Nashville (Internal Medicine)
Erika MUSIC, Kentucky Lexington (Dermatology)
Tracy SIEGFRIED, California Orange (Surgery)
Joy NWADIKE, Georgia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Melissa PENDERGRASS, Oregon (Other)
Jeffrey HANTES, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
William E. WINTER, Oregon (Oncology (Cancer))
Edmund CHEIN, California Palm Springs (Other)
Seth Gerald FRIEDMAN, New York Hollis (Internal Medicine)
M. Polly MCKINSTRY, California Laguna Hills (Ophthalmology)
Douglas TANITA, Nevada (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rebecca FLYCKT, Ohio (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Darren Wayne HOUSEL, Utah Brigham City (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kelli WEBB, Kentucky Lexington (Dermatology)
Donna E KOLAR, Texas Fort Worth (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Joseph BARK, Kentucky Lexington (Dermatology)
Linda Sue MORGAN, Florida Gainesville (Oncology (Cancer))
John B KOSTIS, New Jersey New Brunswick (Cardiology)
Alexandra KIDD, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Perry LIN, Kansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hien LE, Texas Colleyville (Surgery)
Thomas James MAGLIARO, New Jersey New Brunswick (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jason YEH, Texas Houston (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Manuel Eduardo CASTRO, Texas El Paso (Surgery)
Neil Edwin GOLAN, Washington Auburn (Family Medicine)
Richard W. WESTREICH, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
Teodoro Yu PANG, New York Elmhurst (Internal Medicine)
Anthony TAGLIENTI, New York Smithtown (Plastic Surgery)
DOKenneth MCLEOD, Alabama (General Practice)
Karen GARNER, California Orange (Surgery)
MBChBDr. Harshavardhan HEGDE, New York New York (Orthopedics)
Sudarshan Kumar SHARMA, Illinois Maywood (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rockford YAPP, Illinois (Gastroenterology)
Michael MENASTER, California San Francisco (Psychiatry)
Justin BRAVERMAN, California Orange (Surgery)
Brian B QUEBBEMANN, California Huntington Beach (Surgery)
Bruce Robert BEYER, Tennessee Nashville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brent Wilson IMBODY, Ohio Dayton (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Betsy MCCORMICK, Florida Tampa (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brandy BROWN, Tennessee (General Practice)
Emma RODGERS, Michigan (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Howard Michael TOPLEY, Michigan Petoskey (Urology)
Brian LEVITT, Georgia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Bethany BERGAMO, North Carolina Hickory (Dermatology)
Glenn Elliott WHITTED, Ohio Lorain (Orthopedics)
Frank Danger LI, California Los Angeles (Anesthesiology)
Carl KRANTZ, Ohio (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kristen MCCLENAHAN, South Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Julie Rae JENSEN, Illinois Naperville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Yael HALAAS, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
James DUCKETT, Georgia Cumming (Orthopedics)
Michael KALSON, Georgia Cumming (Orthopedics)
Jesse SEIDMAN, Georgia Cumming (Orthopedics)
Kimberly Anne ROBERTS, Tennessee Memphis (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Deborah MANJONEY, Wisconsin Pewaukee (Surgery)
Karl Heinrich EBERT, New Jersey Voorhees (Urology)
Julie LAGARDE, Louisiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jim LYLES, Texas Spring (General Practice)
Stephen Thomas HILL, North Carolina Asheville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael H BURNSTEIN, Michigan Ann Arbor (Psychiatry)
James Covey BALLARD, Oregon Tualatin (Orthopedics)
Maurice Norman LEIBMAN, Texas Houston (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kevin ELLIOTT, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Tiffany JUSTICE, Kentucky Louisville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John EINARSSON, Massachusetts (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erika DOWNEY, Ohio (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOSang Pil Yu PIL, Texas Katy (General Practice)
Andrew MOORE, Utah Pleasant Grove (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey BUDOFF, Texas Houston (Orthopedics)
Josh KORMAN, California Pasadena (Plastic Surgery)
Gagan BERI, New Jersey Ocean (Gastroenterology)
Sara HABIBIAN, Tennessee (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jayne BIRD, Pennsylvania (Dermatology)
Thomas Edwin KANIFF, California Sacramento (Plastic Surgery)
DOJay SINGLETON, North Carolina New Bern (Optometry)
Mostafa BORAHAY, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Adam HAMAWY, New Jersey Princeton (Plastic Surgery)
John CATALANO, New Jersey (Orthopedics)
Robin Dempsey MATTHEWS, North Carolina Clyde (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
R. Michael MENEGHINI, Indiana Fishers (Orthopedics)
Robert HUGHES, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Christopher MCGOWAN, North Carolina Cary (Gastroenterology)
George F DOBO, Georgia Marietta (Dermatology)
Kristi HOWARD, Washington (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Franziska RINGPFEIL, Pennsylvania Philadelphia (Dermatology)
Marley KERCHER, Wisconsin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Maxie C. SPROTT, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Linda KARADSHEH, Michigan (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Melissa Ann GELLER, Minnesota Inver Grove Heights (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brett KALMOWITZ, Rhode Island Providence (Gastroenterology)
DOMegan WASSON, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Lori Renee PHILIP, Ohio Mason (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Alexis FURZE, California (Plastic Surgery)
Evan TOBIN, Ohio (Otolaryngology)
Paige Bloodworth CAMP, Georgia Woodstock (Dermatology)
Michelle NGUYEN, Tennessee Columbia (Ophthalmology)
Eduardo DIAS, Tennessee (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Laura ROSENZWEIG, North Carolina Charlotte (Dermatology)
Michael Scott ARONSOHN, Florida Gainesville (Otolaryngology)
Paul GITTENS, Pennsylvania (Urology)
Earl STODDARD, Idaho Pocatello (Dermatology)
Cindy DUKE, Nevada Las Vegas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Ilya LEYNGOLD, North Carolina Durham (Plastic Surgery)
DOKevin E LUKENDA, New Jersey Linden (Family Medicine)
David Barton SMITH, Texas Beaumont (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Allan Harold GOROLL, Massachusetts Weston (Internal Medicine)
Ryan Lawrence COLELLA, New Jersey Medford (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Gad LAVY, Connecticut Stamford (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DODirk PIKAART, Colorado (Oncology (Cancer))
Neelesh NUNDKUMAR, North Carolina Greensboro (Neurological Surgery)
Malgorzata KALUZA, Florida Jacksonville (Family Medicine)
James NODLER, Texas Houston (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Akash ANAND, Louisiana Metairie (Otolaryngology)
Barry Mark KESSLER, New Jersey Egg Harbor Township (Pediatrics)
Hyung Suk RYU, District of Columbia Washington (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey FEINBLATT, Oregon Oregon City (Orthopedics)
Neil OMALLEY, Maryland Hagerstown (Neurological Surgery)
Lee Simon YOSOWITZ, Arizona Scottsdale (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Cynthia A JANSKY, Texas Bryan (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hubert FORNALIK, Indiana (Oncology (Cancer))
Tom THOMAS, Massachusetts Boston (Otolaryngology)
Benson TIMMONS, North Carolina Gastonia (Plastic Surgery)
Kristin LYERLY, Wisconsin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brent Alan WAKEFIELD, Oklahoma Tulsa (Family Medicine)
Marianne ZAKARIAN, Idaho (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael J GUIRL, Texas Dallas (Gastroenterology)
Edward PINA, Texas Houston (Plastic Surgery)
Michael WALKER, Texas Fredericksburg (Plastic Surgery)
Babak EDRAKI, California Modesto (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Manish MEHTA, New York Manhasset (Surgery)
Yulia PENISTON, Missouri (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Gerald YOSPUR, Arizona Mesa (Plastic Surgery)
DOMona H AFRASSIAB, Missouri Moberly (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Alyn ADRAIN, Rhode Island Providence (Gastroenterology)
Ednea SIMON, Washington Seattle (Neurology)
Inna GELLERMAN, New York (Other)
Rebecca BARRINGTON, Texas (Oncology (Cancer))
Titus Dewayne DUNCAN, Georgia Atlanta (Surgery)
Katherine MCKNIGHT, Texas Houston (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey Evan BUDOFF, Texas Bellaire (Orthopedics)
Bharat DASANI, New Jersey Riverdale (Gastroenterology)
Newton CHISM, Georgia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Daniel Clifford BOWEN, Ohio Cincinnati (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DONils Peter GADDIS, Tennessee Alcoa (Internal Medicine)
Chad COLE, Nevada Reno (Neurological Surgery)
Eric ABRAMS, New Jersey Eatontown (Podiatry)
Kelly-Ann SHEDD, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Alice Lucinda WILKENFELD, Maryland Baltimore (Internal Medicine)
Tyler BRADFORD, Montana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Ryan GOERIG, California Newport Beach (Dermatology)
Valley DREISBACH, Rhode Island Providence (Gastroenterology)
Siamak MARZBANI, North Carolina Smithfield (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Wilfredo RIVERA, Florida Bradenton (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Carlos AYALA, Texas McAllen (Plastic Surgery)
DOMichael S PATRIARCO, Pennsylvania Allentown (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOSarah CROFT, North Carolina Shelby (Dermatology)
Sareena SINGH, Ohio (Oncology (Cancer))
Eileen Marie SEGRETI, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DORoger K SCHWARTZBERG, Florida Seminole (Internal Medicine)
Jonathan KAUFMAN, Florida Zephyrhills (Ophthalmology)
PhDJennifer TOMKO, Florida Jupiter (Other)
Jay Scott FRIEDMAN, Arizona Scottsdale (Internal Medicine)
Ruth Ann TESSLER, New York Scarsdale (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David Wesley BARNETT, Texas Dallas (Neurological Surgery)
Sara JOHNSTONE, Minnesota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David Michael KIMBLE, New York Albany (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Martin P MICHALEWSKI, New Jersey Long Branch (Urogynecology)
Joseph LUKASKA, Texas (Geriatrics)
Robert BURGER, Pennsylvania (Oncology (Cancer))
Paul M WEST, Texas Killeen (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Elizabeth ELGUERA, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Benjamin DITTY, North Carolina Greensboro (Neurological Surgery)
Leslie Rae LINDGREN, California Folsom (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jon Joseph BELLANTONI, Maryland Havre De Grace (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Pradeep DRSINHA, Georgia (Plastic Surgery)
Mary Lynn KRISZA, New Jersey Red Bank (Internal Medicine)
Ahmad Khaled JADALLAH, Ohio Hudson (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Donald FRASER, North Carolina Charlotte (Dermatology)
DOLeisa OFLYNN, New Jersey (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kristine Dee PASUI, South Carolina Easley (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Eric EMERSON, North Carolina Gastonia (Plastic Surgery)
Aren Leslie GOTTLIEB, New York New York (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Robert Martin HAGLER, Alabama Dothan (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
James OLEARY, Wisconsin Appleton (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erica LINNELL, Washington Renton (Dermatology)
Rebecca WEBER, Kansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
William Leo FANGMAN, North Carolina Durham (Dermatology)
Christopher SNYDER, North Carolina Charlotte (Dermatology)
Kristen HIGGINS, North Carolina Gastonia (Dermatology)
Dori Lee HUNT, North Carolina Hickory (Dermatology)
Elizabeth J MORNINGSTAR, New York Rochester (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Charles JOHNSON, North Carolina Hickory (Dermatology)
Laura KLINE, North Carolina Gastonia (Dermatology)
George MAGEL, North Carolina Hickory (Dermatology)
DOKurt LUDWIG, Michigan (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Patrick MCELGUNN, North Carolina Charlotte (Dermatology)
Tonya MCLEOD, North Carolina Charlotte (Dermatology)
Daniel NESS, North Carolina Gastonia (Plastic Surgery)
Igor M CHERCHES, Texas Houston (Neurology)
Lawrence H PEARSON, North Carolina Shelby (Dermatology)
DOBecca MARKS, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jerry L PRUITT, North Carolina Hickory (Dermatology)
Joshua PORTER, North Carolina Gastonia (Dermatology)
Marcela LAZO, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jaime VANOURNY, North Carolina Gastonia (Dermatology)
Miguel YANEZ, North Carolina Charlotte (Plastic Surgery)
Michael Joseph KUTRYB, Florida Merritt Island (Ophthalmology)
Roland ASKINS, Florida (Orthopedics)
Mauricio HERRERA, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
William A SEGAL, Georgia Duluth (Ophthalmology)
Alyssa Grace HOROWITZ, New Jersey Bedminster (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DODarryl JOHNSON, Minnesota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Daryl L. MILLER, Florida (Orthopedics)
Neel KUMAR, Oklahoma Tulsa (Ophthalmology)
Andrew WHITE, South Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Ethan HANDLER, Wisconsin Milwaukee (Otolaryngology)
Daniel LIEBERMAN, Arizona Goodyear (Neurological Surgery)
Heather COLE, Arizona Scottsdale (Orthopedics)
Christopher Robert MANN, Pennsylvania Easton (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Dawn Lisa SADOWSKI, Illinois Arlington Heights (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOLinda I SODOMA, Arizona Mesa (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David Benj WARREN, Georgia Cartersville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David SWANSON, Arizona Scottsdale (Orthopedics)
Cherıan ABRAHAM, Texas (Gastroenterology)
David Lee SPANGLER, Alabama Decatur (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey Sands LODGE, Tennessee Franklin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sam SUKKAR, Texas Houston (Plastic Surgery)
Darren ONIEL, Connecticut (Internal Medicine)
Lori C TALBOT, New Jersey Bridgeton (Family Medicine)
Christopher T BALLAS, New Jersey Bridgeton (Family Medicine)
Kyung-Sae KIM, California Los Angeles (Neurology)
Darrin Avery STRICKLAND, Georgia Brunswick (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Paul SWANEY, North Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
James W CAHILL, New Jersey Hackensack (Orthopedics)
Jennifer REICHEL, Washington Seattle (Plastic Surgery)
Christopher BROOKS, Florida Hollywood (Plastic Surgery)
Scott David CALDWELL, Wisconsin Franklin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Carlos MATA, Arizona Scottsdale (Plastic Surgery)
Helbert ACOSTA, Illinois Moline (Cardiology)
Michael STEELE, Washington (General Practice)
DOHoward Neil GUSS, New Jersey Ocean (Gastroenterology)
Bradford BLACK, Oregon Oregon City (Orthopedics)
Xiaodong ZHOU, Texas Humble (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael SONG, Nevada Reno (Neurological Surgery)
DOHelen ETEMADI, Michigan Southgate (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Monique Modest- MCKOY, Oklahoma (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sanjiv GOEL, California Thousand Oaks (Cardiology)
Hamnah SIDDIQUI, Missouri (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael Dale BROGAN, Ohio Columbus (Gastroenterology)
Patricia E MARSHALL, California San Diego (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Alexander GORUP, Florida Boca Raton (Otolaryngology)
Hays Lavashious ARNOLD, Texas San Antonio (Gastroenterology)
Beilan ZHOU, Texas Pearland (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kelli Lynn CULPEPPER, Texas Dallas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Elizabeth WHITAKER, Georgia Atlanta (Plastic Surgery)
DONicole Leigh CARLBERG, California Costa Mesa (Psychiatry)
Zarema SINGSON, Texas San Antonio (Gastroenterology)
Scott Matthew SCHNEIDER, North Carolina Charlotte (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Charlotte AGNONE, Ohio (Ophthalmology)
Kevin Scott OVERBECK, Oregon Beaverton (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rahul DESAI, Oregon Beaverton (Radiology)
DOTimothy N COWTHORN, Georgia Atlanta (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Arturo CORCES, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
Jessica KULAK, Virginia Herndon (Plastic Surgery)
David FONT-RODRIGUEZ, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
Gary GOYKHMAN, Florida Miami (Podiatry)
Liam MCCARTHY, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
Alejandro PINO, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
Amar RAJADHYAKSHA, Florida Miami (Orthopedics)
James HAYS, Georgia Atlanta (Ophthalmology)
Stefanie UEDA, California (Oncology (Cancer))
David MARTINI, Maryland Elkton (Surgery)
Megan SNEED, Missouri (Urogynecology)
DOJamison ALEXANDER, Texas Sherman (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brian Colum CRONIN, Pennsylvania Philadelphia (Nephrology)
Erica ANDERSON, Virginia Herndon (Plastic Surgery)
Yvonne Frank MOORE, Tennessee Memphis (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brian KARDON, New York Suffern (Other)
Heidi WITTENBERG, California San Francisco (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sarah MORGAN, Indiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey MARTIN, Arizona Goodyear (Orthopedics)
Amy MCNALLY, Minnesota (Oncology (Cancer))
Joseph WALRATH, Georgia Atlanta (Ophthalmology)
DOMark GARRISON, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOChristy NOLAND, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Angela WATSON, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hang Thanh BUI, California Fullerton (Otolaryngology)
Wayne Anthony LEE, Texas San Antonio (Orthopedics)
Carla ROBERTS, Georgia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Steve REES, Utah (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Eric BEIGHTS, New Jersey Barnegat (Podiatry)
Nader Yousef ABDELSAYED, Nevada Las Vegas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Margaret SULLIVAN, North Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeremy SPECTOR, Rhode Island Providence (Gastroenterology)
David IGLESIAS, Virginia (Oncology (Cancer))
Cary N. FISHBURNE, North Carolina (Other)
DOMary AHLUWALIA, Oklahoma Tulsa (Ophthalmology)
Mark NESTOR, Florida Aventura (Plastic Surgery)
Kevin Brandon RICHE, Louisiana New Orleans (Orthopedics)
Ekene Ada ENEMCHUKWU, California (Urology)
Clinton Goodloe MELTON, Arkansas Batesville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Edward PICARDI, South Dakota (Surgery)
Asif AZIZ, Texas Dallas (Internal Medicine)
Niels Jan LINSCHOTEN, Louisiana Baton Rouge (Orthopedics)
DORyan CONLEY, Oklahoma Tulsa (Ophthalmology)
Patrick HSU, Texas Houston (Plastic Surgery)
Angeles SECORD, North Carolina (Oncology (Cancer))
Parag BUTALA, North Carolina Gastonia (Plastic Surgery)
DOLowell MEYERSON, Pennsylvania Elkins Park (Internal Medicine)
Christina MORA, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Susan Toung HORVATH, Utah Salt Lake City (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Robert J. HEINECK, Virginia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Francois Michel BLAUDEAU, Alabama Birmingham (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
James SHERIDAN, New York Smithtown (Plastic Surgery)
Erwin KRUGER, Arizona Phoenix (Surgery)
Joel BAILEY, Louisiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hilarie FISHER, Texas (Surgery)
Reena Roshan TALREJA, Virginia Virginia Beach (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Khadija NAJID, New Jersey (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Laurence M. MILGRIM, New Jersey (Plastic Surgery)
Jason MUSSMAN, Arizona Phoenix (Plastic Surgery)
Jimmy Mitchell SPARKS, Alabama Birmingham (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOJoshua CZERWINSKI, Pennsylvania (Family Medicine)
Jason LISS, North Carolina Durham (Plastic Surgery)
Craig GREENE, Louisiana Baton Rouge (Orthopedics)
M Matthew AHRANJANI, Illinois Chicago (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Hubert Mc Crary SUBER, Georgia Vidalia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Joel BECK, California Foster City (Plastic Surgery)
Chandrasekhar BASU, Texas Houston (Plastic Surgery)
Nick SLENKOVICH, Colorado Littleton (Plastic Surgery)
Wayne COHEN, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
James Curtis ELMER, Florida Cocoa Beach (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Neil GREENSPAN, Rhode Island Providence (Gastroenterology)
Jennifer MUELLER, New York (Oncology (Cancer))
Brook KILFOIL, Virginia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Pablo PRICHARD, Arizona Phoenix (Plastic Surgery)
Manish GUPTA, Ohio Toledo (Plastic Surgery)
DOMax IZBICKI, Illinois (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Roni PRUCZ, Arizona Phoenix (Plastic Surgery)
Alexander OVCHINSKY, New York Brooklyn (Plastic Surgery)
Christopher PARK, Alabama Mobile (Plastic Surgery)
Robert HUNTER, Kentucky Louisville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brian HOLMES, Maryland Hagerstown (Neurological Surgery)
Lindsay ALLEN, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Tina AYENI, Indiana (Oncology (Cancer))
Shawn M STRAIN, Texas Corpus Christi (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Marcus MAYER, Florida Boca Raton (Otolaryngology)
Steven Mark SCHRAGER, Florida Oakland Park (Otolaryngology)
Xiaoming GUAN, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Mark Hayden WIDICK, Florida Boca Raton (Otolaryngology)
Norton Lee FISHMAN, Maryland Rockville (Internal Medicine)
Ari Isaac WIRTSCHAFTER, Florida Boynton Beach (Otolaryngology)
Frank PURPERA, Virginia Blacksburg (Surgery)
Katharine RASCHE, North Carolina (General Practice)
Mary E GELDERNICK, Texas New Braunfels (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kevin CROSS, Pennsylvania (Plastic Surgery)
Robert Michael HOWELL, Texas Fort Worth (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Peter MENGER, New York Glendale (Otolaryngology)
Sean TEDJARATI, New York (Oncology (Cancer))
Victoria ARCARA, North Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rashid RASHID, Texas Houston (Dermatology)
Himansu Ramesh SHAH, Nevada Las Vegas (Plastic Surgery)
Robert B ASGHARIAN, Texas El Paso (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Arash TIRANDAZ, Texas Plano (Internal Medicine)
Myron E. MOOREHEAD, Louisiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Russell NORMAN, Louisiana Shreveport (Ophthalmology)
Matthew CLARK, California (Urogynecology)
Giovanni IMPEDUGLIA, Maryland Silver Spring (Pediatrics)
Larry SMITH, Washington Richland (Urogynecology)
Kurt JAENECKE, Kentucky (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Joanna TILLEY, Colorado (General Practice)
Denise FURLONG, Illinois (Other)
Jacqueline ROSS, New Jersey (Allergy & Immunology)
Suncoast MEDICAL, Florida Port Charlotte (Endocrinology, Diabetes, & Metabolism)
Anita MCCARTHY, Illinois (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
William CHERNOFF, California Santa Rosa (Plastic Surgery)
Michael VALPIANI, Arizona Kingman (Anesthesiology)
K.G. GAUNTT, Oregon Hillsboro (Podiatry)
Jennifer PORTER, Maryland Bethesda (Plastic Surgery)
Cameron ROKHSAR, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
Sarah SCHWARTZ, New York West Islip (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOSean BRANCH, Florida Pensacola (Dermatology)
Renato Pier CALABRIA, California Beverly Hills (Plastic Surgery)
Mark David STREHLOW, Kansas Lansing (Family Medicine)
Joel YANCEY, North Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Scott Allen BOONE, Florida Orlando (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jonathan KATZ, Georgia Cumming (Orthopedics)
Fiona LINDO, Texas (Urogynecology)
Muriel BOREHAM, Texas (Urogynecology)
Kristine Ann DIEHL, Delaware Wilmington (Family Medicine)
Jane BOWMAN, Utah (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kathryn PENNINGTON, Washington (Oncology (Cancer))
Robert J. MORIN, New York (Plastic Surgery)
Chasheryl LESLIE, Maryland (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Reynold Steve AGARD, Delaware Newark (Internal Medicine)
Reza ROD, Arizona Goodyear (Plastic Surgery)
Deanna K STEWART, Mississippi Hattiesburg (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John Mikal HOVERSLAND, Indiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Megan DREVESKRACHT, Washington Tukwila (Plastic Surgery)
Lısa TRAVIS, New York (Dermatology)
Mark Edward REED, Tennessee Germantown (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Babak DADVAND, California Beverly Hills (Plastic Surgery)
Gary GROSS, New Jersey (Allergy & Immunology)
Paul E. LAROSE, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Lisa C GAUTREAU, Louisiana Baton Rouge (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Mary PUKITE, Minnesota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Steven MACDONALD, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kathy Nguyen WALKER, California Rosemead (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Christopher MITCHELL, Tennessee (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Gilbert PELLERIN, Louisiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jennifer A CUNNINGHAM, Alabama Mobile (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Andrea Blythe DICKERSON, North Carolina Fayetteville (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Fadi S BASHOUR, Ohio Cleveland (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
David Byron ENSLEY, Indiana Greenwood (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Donald Gordon KING, Indiana Indianapolis (Surgery)
Kelly GREENLEEF, Minnesota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Gerald CASAS, Nevada Henderson (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Khara SIMPSON, Maryland (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Ellen SHER, New Jersey (Allergy & Immunology)
Shannon PADGETT, Colorado (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Marilyn Marie MAHAN, Indiana New Albany (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Candice LEWIS, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Phillip Ray ALSTON, Arkansas North Little Rock (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Clinton T. HUTCHINSON, Arkansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Amir KARAM, California San Diego (Plastic Surgery)
Christopher MONTVILLE, Tennessee Franklin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Robert FURR, Tennessee (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Bertrand PARCELLS, New Jersey Ocean (Orthopedics)
Douglas BROWN, Massachusetts (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Harry Willis ROYAL, Virginia Richmond (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOAlvadore OSBORN, Iowa (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Rebecca FABER, Wisconsin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erik ANDERSON, Colorado Englewood (Ophthalmology)
Mary Anna DENMAN, Oregon (Urogynecology)
Olga M OLEVSKY, California Torrance (Oncology (Cancer))
Katrina DAVIS, Florida (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John Arthur SWANSON, California Fresno (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michele Coleen CARNEY, Illinois Aurora (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Shayla NESBITT, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Nicole DONNELLAN, Pennsylvania (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Matthew PRICE, Kentucky (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Dr. Todd POLLOCK, Texas Dallas (Plastic Surgery)
Veerayyagari ANNAPURNA, Kansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kristin CLARK, Wisconsin (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Michael GILMORE, Maine (Other)
Michael IROMLOO, California (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
DOMichael Allen FLICKER, Florida Fort Lauderdale (Family Medicine)
Michael BOOS, Louisiana (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey GROSS, California Newport Beach (Neurological Surgery)
Andrew C. VILLA, Arizona Chandler (Plastic Surgery)
Tyler FORD, Virginia (Oncology (Cancer))
Stephen MILLER, West Virginia Huntington (Plastic Surgery)
DOSara FOGARTY, Maryland (Surgery)
Linda KODESCH, Florida (Allergy & Immunology)
Andrew Joseph OH, Maryland Hagerstown (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Frank Thomas PATRICK, Missouri Chesterfield (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Nargiz SCHMIDT, New York (Plastic Surgery)
Kevin BENSON, South Dakota (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Mark Worsham GUSTAFSON, Virginia Salem (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Arnold ADVINCULA, New York (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jeffrey David GROSS, California Mission Viejo (Neurological Surgery)
Tracy FREEMAN, Maryland (Internal Medicine)
Anne Guerci TYSON, Florida Lakeland (Psychiatry)
David Robert DOBIES, Michigan Grand Blanc (Cardiology)
David Edward ZEPEDA, Texas Houston (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Mary BRULJA, Missouri (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Edward Jr BLACKMON, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Patrick BARTHOLOMEW, Florida (Podiatry)
Nosheen MIAN, Arkansas (General Practice)
Daniel STONE, Arizona Phoenix (Urogynecology)
Sonja NELSON, New Hampshire (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Samar MERRIMAN, Virginia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Corinne TUCKEY-LARUS, Virginia (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jared MARTIN, Utah (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erick GREEN, California (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)
Jennifer Lynn MELVILLE, Washington Seattle (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jaime LEDESMA, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Claudia Leonard MOISE, Tennessee Memphis (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Liliana KANU, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Samntha MEDINA, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Guy David GOBER, Georgia Clayton (Urology)
Jessica STINE, Florida (Other)
Erast John HAFTKOWYCZ, Ohio Westlake (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Tien DANG, Texas (Other)
John Francis DELMAS, Alabama Mobile (Internal Medicine)
Georgina CHENG, Illinois (Oncology (Cancer))
Smitha VILASAGAR, North Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Caren CRAIG, Maryland Silver Spring (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sean DUNLEAVY, Florida (Podiatry)
Douglas S STEINBRECH, New York New York (Plastic Surgery)
Lynne Marie GIBEAU, Minnesota Minneapolis (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Phılosophe RALPH, Massachusetts (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Philip Sungling YUAN, California San Diego (Orthopedics)
Dennis ECKEL, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Nicholas C LAMBROU, Florida Miami (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Shelley C GLOVER, Florida Clermont (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kenny SINERVO, Georgia Atlanta (Other)
Michael Manuel GUTIERREZ, Florida Orlando (Dermatology)
Joseph ROJAS, Nevada (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
John AMON, Arizona (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Wesley Drew CHAPMAN, Florida (Podiatry)
Tomas Ignacio MARIMON, Florida Miami (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Samantha TODD, Washington (General Practice)
Joel Greg PULEO, North Carolina Pinehurst (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Mitchell BERGER, Pennsylvania (Urogynecology)
Sanjay RAZDAN, Florida Miami (Urology)
Sanaz MEMARZADEH, California Los Angeles (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Kimberly K REYNOLDS, Arkansas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Sarah KIM, Connecticut (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Brian HINES, Connecticut (Urogynecology)
DOMatthew NORTON, New York New York (Dermatology)
Glenn WOODLEY, Florida (Podiatry)
Victoria Lynn HANDA, Maryland Baltimore (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Amy Lynn GIEDT, Missouri Kansas City (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Jay KATLEINJAY, Alabama (Cardiology)
Katharine ESSELEN, Massachusetts (Surgery)
Kenneth THOMPSON, South Carolina (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Erin WAIT, Texas (Obstetrics & Gynecology)

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Our chefs work with local rescue units, neighbourhood shelters, mobile kitchens and other local programs through local Member and Non Member Chef Associations.
Our chefs assist local Member and Non Member Chef Associations in relief camps, disaster areas and/or crisis units where humanitarian aid is needed for short or long periods of time. Operating through the logistical support of our partner organizations Electrolux and AIESEC, while assisting both the victims and humanitarian aid teams on site.
Our chefs work closely with local Member Chef Associations on both national and international levels with the purpose of assisting with the infrastructure and establishment of educational and basic training programs.
Our chef Ambassadors: representing Member Chef Associations, promote and/or coordinate Chefs Social Responsibility (CSR) events or fundraising initiatives in their country each year that create an awareness and raise funds for WORLD CHEFS WITHOUT BORDERS.
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LMC has announced the start of preleasing at Shift, a luxury mixed-use community located in the East Village of San Diego just east of the Gaslamp Quarter.
Shift features 368 apartment homes, 19,000 feet of ground-floor retail and a top-of-the-line amenities package that includes a sky lounge with stunning views of the city and San Diego Bay. First move-ins at the 21-story, LEED Silver certified community are anticipated for January with retail outlets slated to begin opening in March.
Situated at 1501 Island Avenue, Shift features opportune access to many of the key attractions in the downtown corridor. The East Village is home to several tech startups, charismatic coffee shops and vibrant breweries and restaurants such as Mission Brewery, Bottega Americano, The Nolen and Mission Café. The community also sits within walking distance of the Art & Industry, Urban Discovery Academy and Quartyard, an immensely popular outdoor event space.
Shift also sits in a commuter-friendly location with the San Diego International Airport less than five miles to the northwest, the world-renowned San Diego Zoo three miles north and Coronado Island easily accessible via the San Diego-Coronado Bridge about two miles south of the community. With the Pacific Coast Highway and Interstate 5 also in close proximity, residents will enjoy expedient access the city's notable employment centers and entertainment districts across the metropolitan area.
Shift consists of studio, 1- and 2-bedroom apartment homes ranging in square footage from 551 to 1,658. The sky lounge includes bar seating, barbecue grills and a fire pit. Additional community amenities include a sundeck and rooftop pool that further enhance the views of the city, seventh-floor sky terrace, lobby equipped with exclusive co-working space, 24-hour fitness and training facility with TRX, art-walk courtyard, EV charging stations, concierge service and onsite pet park.
Apartment interiors include modern two-tone cabinetry with under-mount lighting, quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances, full ceramic-style backsplashes, hardwood-style flooring, keyless entry, full-size washers and dryers, expansive closets, designer plumbing fixtures in kitchens and baths, and full-height tile surrounds in bathtubs and showers. Residents also have access to smart-home features through Lutron Dream Suite by LMC, which provides access to lighting, shades and Nest thermostats through a smartphone. Select homes feature kitchen islands, walk-in showers and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Including Shift, LMC has five apartment communities in operation or under construction in the Southern California area. That includes Core (Anaheim), on pace to open in the spring of 2018, and Luma (San Diego), which will open in the summer of 2018.


As part of its 2018 State Conference and Expo, the Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) recently celebrated the incredible efforts of several individuals for their exemplary commitment to championing transit in the state of Missouri. During the event, which was held last week, MPTA presented awards to Cindy Baker with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority and Representative Kevin Corlew of Kansas City for their ongoing commitment to moving transit forward. The Federal Transit Administration also acknowledged the City of Independence, Southeast Missouri State University, City of Houston, the City of El Dorado Spring and OATS Transit for increasing ridership on their respective public transit systems.
Cindy Baker was recognized with the MPTA Transit Champion Award for her hard work and unwavering commitment to the organization. Baker has served on the MPTA's Board of Directors for more than 6 years, 4 of which was in the capacity of president and past-president. Under her leadership, she helped navigate management and staff changes, emerge through diversity and take the association to the next level. She has also agreed to partner with the MPTA on the 2019 State Conference and showcase all the great things the Kansas City Area Transit Authority is doing to further transit.
Representative Kevin Corlew, who represents part of southeast Platte County and southwest Clay County, was recognized with the MPTA Friend of Transit Award. Rep. Corlew championed transit for much of the legislative session. He chaired the Missouri Transportation Task Force which introduced an amendment that would provide $50 to $70 annually in funding for transit and multi-modal transportation. While the amendment was defeated, efforts helped to open the door for discussion.


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My sand sculpting journey started on Kiawah Island over 25 years ago. My wife asked me to build a sandcastle with my nephew. Sounded good to me except I didn't have a clue how to start. Pretty sure we dug a hole and called it a pool. I realized then that there's a lot to learn about building sandcastles, so I located a competition in Virginia Beach that year and decided to go and make a how to video while there. On the way over we came up with a script and produced "Let's build A Sandcastle". The DVD was mildly successful but my passion for carving sand was forever changed. I started by cutting the bottom out of a five gallon bucket and purchased some basic carving tools...and the rest as they say is history. My wife gave me a sandbox for my fortieth birthday and It was the best present ever. I own American Video Productions Inc. in Charlotte North Carolina and my schedule is usually full with lots of travel. Well, COVID 19 put my business on hold, but there is a silver lining. Now I can really devote more time to sand sculpting! I love it when people come up ask if I'm an artist and how do I do it. I didn't consider myself an artist at the time but over the years have come to appreciate the compliments. It's my hope that you too will feel inspired and try sand sculpting on your next trip to the beach. I have met some very cool people on the many beaches I visited.
© 2020 by By Mark Martindale
American Video Productions, Inc.


UN Women's HeForShe was launched in 2015 by the then UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and UN Women Global Ambassador Emma Watson, with the aim of engaging men and boys in conversations and encouraging the entire population to take action for equality now.
HeForShe is a global movement and in March, each year, around the world HeForShe Arts Weeks involve artists and performers from all disciplines in support of gender equality – after all, the arts help to shape and reflect culture and together we can change culture for the better. London will be one of the primary HeForShe Arts Week cities with events in music, dance, theatre, performance and visual arts occurring all over the city from March 8-March 15.
What are your recommendations as part of HeForShe?
I'd recommend the Needs x HeForShe event happening on Sunday 11th March at Oval Space, exploring gender equality in the music industry with daytime panel discussions from some big stars following by a night time party with Jackmaster, Peggy Gou and special guests. Tickets are here.
Also Kate Simko & The London Electronic Orchestra with Katy B and guests at the Royal Albert Hall on 6th March.
The screening of Bombshell at the BFI on 8th March with panel discussion from producer Susan Sarandon, the all day and night shenanigans at the Vaults festival on 9th and 10th March, and The Art of Consent event at Rich Mix on 15th March, screening the award-winning documentary 100 Women I Know with spoken word, an exhibition, VR and more.
What would you like to see happen in terms of gender equality?
We've obviously come a long way since the women got the vote, however there's still a long way to go. Data shows there is parity between the sexes in industry until the age of 30 and then women's pay, status and often confidence drops off. One of the most important jobs in the world – becoming a parent – is still not valued properly with maternity and paternity rights and work cultures still stuck in the dark ages when it comes to supporting women and men in this major transition. When a man wants to stay at home and raise his child it's still often joked about just as if a woman wants to commit to both her family and her career she's seen as unrealistic. It would be great to see more flexibility and acceptance of differences and a changing of expectations both in work and social situations.
How can culture create this change?
Culture is always at the forefront of social change. Our governments and corporations are led by trends, now more so than ever. When the people speak, the ones in power listen so they can stay there. So the more noise we can make in the world of the arts the better, as it will be heard and responded to quicker than we think. Also when we come together to share our views we broaden them, so the arts can be a powerful instrument to create acceptance of issues individually as well as on a broader scale.
How can we treat each other as equal and also honour the differences?
There are many cultural stereotypes afflicted on both sexes which are frowned upon when overstepped. Why is it not ok for a woman to be forthright and assertive? Why are they called bossy when a man wouldn't? She should be able to be which ever way she chooses in the same way a man should be able to be vulnerable if he so wishes. We are all individuals and we should all have free choice.
What has been the most inspiring action you have seen for gender equality?
That's a good question. There's been a lot happening recently but I'd say the gender pay gap legislation is a big one. There's still a way to go but we're moving in the right direction to ensure people aren't getting paid less simply because of a birth right they have no control over. Also the #metoo campaign was a huge turning point for women and a chance to finally begin to let go of some shame that was never theirs in the first place.


Time has a major impact on the bottom line.
The lean journey is usually approached incorrectly. Many start by implementing 5S but this soon becomes a major housekeeping event instead of supporting improved velocity. Focus on cycle times. Why? Because they have a huge impact on the bottom line.
Long cycle times are a symptom of poor manufacturing performance and high non-value added costs. Focus on the continuous reduction of all cycle times. Success requires a specific management style that emphasizes proactive problem solving rather than firefighting. Management assumes a coaching role, bringing everyone into the process and supporting them in their efforts to improve productivity, customer satisfaction and profitability.
Product build/test cycle time is an important element of the production flow process and provides an excellent focus for an improvement program. Time is calculated as the hourly work content through the longest path of the lean manufacturing process. In the sequential production process, product build/test cycle time is calculated by starting at the end of the process and following the longest, cumulative, single path back, regardless of whether it traces the main path or trails off to a sub-assembly path. Many manufacturers have increased their on-time delivery and product profit margins by implementing a build/test cycle time reduction program. The main focus is the elimination of all non-value-add activities along the path.
In a Harvard Business Review article by Joseph Bower and Thomas Hout, the authors make a good case for "fast-cycle capability for competitive power." They observe people in fast-cycle companies think of themselves as part of an integrated system, a linked chain of operations and decision-making points that continuously delivers value to customers. Individuals understand how their activities relate to the rest of the company, how work is supposed to flow and how time is used.
This way of thinking is second nature in many small companies. People find it easy to stay focused on creating value because almost everyone works directly on the product or with a customer. Policies, procedures, practices, or people that interfere with getting the product out the door are easy to see and can be dealt with quickly.
As companies grow, distances increase as functions focus on their own needs, support activities multiply, specialists are hired and reports replace face-to-face conversations. Before long the product's clear visibility and the essential elements of the delivery process are lost. Instead of operating as a smoothly linked system, the company becomes a tangle of conflicting constituencies whose own demands and disagreements frustrate the customer.
Fast-cycle companies – especially the big ones – recognize this danger and work hard to avoid it by heightening everyone's awareness of how and where time is spent. They make the main flow of operations from start to finish visible and comprehensible to all employees, and they invest in this understanding with training in lean basics. They highlight the main interfaces between functions and show how they affect the workflow, compensating based on group success. And most important, they reinforce the systemic nature of the organization in their operations architecture.
Fast-cycle companies differ from traditional organizations in how they structure work, how they measure performance and how they view organizational learning. Time is used as a critical performance measure. They insist everyone learn about customers, competitors and the company's own operations.
A few hints to keep in mind when attacking and improving your cycle time management.
Many organizations are fixated on controlling labour content and are constantly asking leaders to reduce headcount, but this may be the wrong approach. First, check the rate at which your customer is looking to receive your product or service. This will determine the required cadence within your operation. Once it's defined, engineer your process step within a work balance chart. This may tell you to add people within the process even though the overall labour content will not change, but cycle time will improve.
People feel getting an office is a right of promotion, but offices and cubicles are so counter-productive. Any form of wall acts as a barrier and barriers curb open communication. Tear them down. Establish natural work groups or cells and watch productivity grow while cycle time is quickly reduced.
Richard Kunst is president and CEO of Cambridge, Ont.-based Kunst Solutions Corp., which helps companies become more agile, develop evolutionary management and implement lean solutions. Visit www.kunstsolutions.com. E-mail rkunst@kunstartofsolutions.com.
Have you truly defined your lean stream?


RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — An investment firm chaired by billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has invested $62 million in a Dubai-based ride hailing service called Careem, which rivals Uber in the Middle East.
The Kingdom Holding Company announced the roughly 7 percent acquisition of Careem on Thursday, which also gives it a seat on the ride hailing app's board of directors. Careem is one of just a few local startups to be valued at $1 billion. The five-year-old company localized the idea of Uber by also allowing customers to pay by cash.
The Kingdom Holding Company has a broad range of global investments, including in other technology firms such as Lyft, Uber's competitor in the U.S.
Last year, the Saudi government's sovereign wealth fund invested $3.5 billion in Uber.


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Robinson's Daughter Says Black MLBers Reluctant to Speak Out
NEW YORK (AP) — Jackie Robinson's daughter thinks black baseball players are more reluctant to speak publicly about racial issues than their NFL and NBA colleagues because they constitute a lower percentage of rosters.
She spoke at Citi Field on Sunday to mark Jackie Robinson Day, the 71st anniversary of her father breaking Major League Baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
While more than 200 NFL players protested racial inequality last season by kneeling or sitting during "The Star-Spangled Banner," Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell was the only baseball player to take a knee.
"I don't think they have much choice," Sharon Robinson said. "They are in the minority and where in football and basketball you have a group and therefore you can take a group action. So players if they speak out individually, they could be the only African-American player on their team and it could be a difficult spot for them to be in."
The percentage of black players from the United States and Canada on opening-day active rosters rose to 8.4 percent, up from 7.7 last year and its highest level since at least 2012.
The percentage peaked at 19 in 1986, MLB said last week, citing Mark Armour of the Society of American Baseball Research.
"It's definitely a small representation at this level," Pittsburgh All-Star second baseman Josh Harrison said. "For younger guys coming up, if guys with 10 years or so in this league haven't really done much, you lean on those guys for advice. If you don't have anybody telling you one way or the other, you'll keep your mouth shut. You don't want to ruffle any feathers. If you don't have anybody to help you in that regard, you'll see a lot of guys be quiet."
"Guys feel it's a lose-lose situation for them," Harrison said. "It sucks because you want to have a voice, but some people feel they can't."
Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig retired Jackie Robinson's No. 42 throughout the major leagues in 1997, made Jackie Robinson Day an annual event in 2004 and five years later started asking all players to wear No. 42 each April 15.
An educational consultant to Major League Baseball, Sharon Robinson attended the first-pitch ceremony before the Mets-Milwaukee game with her mom, 95-year-old Rachel Robinson, and brother David. On a chilly afternoon, the game time temperature was 42.
Sharon Robinson said action among African-American players is more an individual undertaking.
"They do it around their involvement in community themselves, and talk about why that's important," she said.
"Part of the protest with the NFL or the NBA is how do we funnel some of these proceeds from the games, where we're helping to bring these proceeds, and funnel them into the African-American community? So some of the baseball players do that through their own charities or their own work within communities that they're playing (in)."
Edward Robinson, a son of Jackie's brother Mack, attended the Los Angeles Dodgers' game against Arizona and wouldn't address Sharon Robinson's comments.
"However, I will tell you that Jackie stood for strength and education. I've seen some progress," he said. "It comes and goes. What we need to do is maintain the high levels of progress and continue to show unity."
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"Most Eloquent Ayat of Quran" – Pearls of Guidance Juz' 12 And it was said, "O earth, swallow your water, and O sky, withhold [your rain]." And the water subsided, and the matter was accomplished, and the ship came to rest on the [mountain of] Judiyy. And it was said, "Away with the wrongdoing people." (11:44) The first audiences of the Quran were the desert-dwellers of Arabia, who were proud of their language skills. Their material possessions were meager, but their language was far in advance of their culture. They earned their livelihood by trading and took many trips abroad to buy and sell goods. Their long journeys across the desert provided them the time to ponder about nature, and the order of the nature of things. They were very meticulous in their choice of words, and very specific in their speech. They adored oratory and diction, and effective communication. They were skillful in the articulation of finer thoughts, and quite adroit in their expression of ideas. Words were their wares, and eloquence was their fetish and forte. Communicating finer thoughts in the finest form was their obsession. Composing poetry and prose was their passion. They vied each other in their ability to be fluent and eloquent. They produced elegant literature of high quality, even though the subjects they chose were mostly petty and profane. They squandered their skills in embellishing the tales of their tryst, their amorous exploits and adventures, the exaggerated and boastful accounts of their valor in warfare, and the virtues of their wine and women. Their written literature was scanty, but they had a prolific memory and committed thousands of quotes, anecdotes and poems to memory. Their literature was passed along to subsequent generations by oral traditions. So proud were they of their diction and eloquence that they declared themselves to be the masters of the language, and others to be deprived of the faculty of speech. Compared to theirs, other languages were merely the crude communications of inarticulate mute men. They referred to all non-Arabs as 'Ajums', those suffering from a speech impediment. When the Arabs first heard the Quran, they were awe-struck by its eloquence and listened in amazement. Never before in their life had they heard such a stunning and stately sermon. Their instincts convinced them that such a noble and impressive discourse could only be a divine diction, not a human creation. It was far more sublime and solemn than all their literature put together. The Quran proclaimed that it was not a man-made composition, and challenged its audience to present any composition that matches its style and elegance. It declared that humans would fail to produce a single composition to match its caliber, even if they joined hands and converged and coordinated their efforts.
Let's learn about the most eloquent verse according to the Arabic linguistics in the Noble Quran.


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Filipino politician Pedro Alejandro Paterno
Topics: Philippines
He was the 13th child from the rich and well-known family of Don Maxima Pattern and Dona Carmen De Vera Gigantic. He finished a degree of Bachelor en Rates at Atone De Manila and graduated with honors. He continued studying at Unlaundered De Salesman's with a degree In Theology and Philosophy. Then he transferred to unlaundered Central in Madrid where he graduated with a Master's Degree In Law In the year 1880.
When he came back to the Philippines, he served as a mediator during the peace negotiation between Spain and Philippines.
He said that we should give Spain a chance because they were associated with us for more than a hundred years. But, the Flossing disagreed because they wanted to fully end everything In a violent way. He was a poet and a writer. He was the flirts Filipino to write an opera in the Filipino language entitled, Sandstone Panging. He also made some literary works such as, Sympathies y Poesies Varies and Poesies Lyrical y Dramatics.
During the evolution, he became one of the most prominent persons during the proclamation of the First Philippine Republic. He was elected as in the Mammals Congress on September 15, 1898. He leads whenever there is a meeting and he always suggests that everything should be settled in a peaceful, diplomatic way to avoid conflicts within the government. When the Mammals government was turned over to the Americans, he suggested that the Filipinos should make a deal with the Americans.
He tried to win the sympathy of the Americans by organizing a holiday for two days July 28 and July 29 wherein one of the guests of honors are General Arthur MacArthur and a few official of the Taft Commission.
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But he did not succeed because of the photos of President Gondola that were posted. In the end, the posters were confiscated and kept in the hands of the Americans. Don Pedro Pattern died In the age of 53 on March 11, 1911 because of cholera. Bibliography Gondola, T. A. (1960). Mammals: The Crisis of the Republic.
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Q: $ X_s^{0,\xi}(\omega) + \int_s^t b(r,X_r^{0,\xi})dr + \int_s^t \sigma(r,X_r^{0,\xi})dB_r(\omega)$ is $\sigma(B_r - B_s:r\ge s)$-measurable I am reading the proof that the unique solution of the SDE is a Markov process from René Schilling's Brownian Motion. In the below proof, I have one question.
When we define a functional $\Phi$ so that $$\Phi(X_s^{0,\xi} (\omega),s,t,\omega) = X_s^{0,\xi}(\omega) + \int_s^t b(r,X_r^{0,\xi})dr + \int_s^t \sigma(r,X_r^{0,\xi})dB_r,$$ why is this functional $\Phi$ measurable with respect to $\sigma(B_r - B_s:r \ge s)$?
I think we can see $\Phi$ as a sum of three random processes. First one is just $X_s^{0,\xi}$.
Second and third are limits of sums, so we can look at each sum instead. Second sum is a Riemann sum, hence I see that it is $\mathscr{F}_t$ measurable by the progressive measurability of $X_r$.
The third sum is of the form $\sum_j \sigma(t_{j-1},X_{t_{j-1}}^{0,\xi})(B_j - B_{j-1})$. So this is a sum of multiples of $\mathscr{F}_{t_{j-1}}$ and $(B_j - B_{j-1})$ measurable processes.
But I cannot figure out from this why $\Phi$ would be $\sigma(B_r - B_s: r \ge s)$ measurable.
I could not figure out this part and I would greatly appreciate some help.

The (A.5) mentioned in the proof is the following.

A: I think that you may misinterpret the meaning of the flow $\Phi$. Let me try to give some details. The author defines a mapping $\Phi:\mathbb{R}^n\times\Delta\times\Omega\to\mathbb{R}^n$ where $\Delta=\{(s,t)\in[0,\infty)^2:\,s\leq t\}$ as the unique strong solution to the SDE
$$
\Phi(x,s,t)=x+\int_s^t b(r,\Phi(x,s,r))\,dr+\int_s^t\sigma(r,\Phi(x,s,t))\,dB_r.
$$
For each fixed $x,s,t$, $\Phi(x,s,t)$ is certainly measurable with respect to $\sigma(B_r-B_s,r\in[s,t])$. However, you are absolutely right that this is no longer the case for $\Phi(X_s^{0,\xi},s,t)$, but he doesn't use this. Instead, he conditions on $\mathcal{F}_s$, with respect to which $X_s^{0,\xi}$ is measurable and can then work with the deterministic flow $\Phi(x,s,t)\Big|_{x=X_s^{0,\xi}}$.

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Just a quick "reuse, recycle" note.
When I was doing the remodeling project at my rental house, I hated to throw away anything that might be usable again later. Yep, "Packrat" is my middle name.
One thing that got kept was a hollow door that was no longer needed. It got replaced by a wall. Not in perfect condition, and has a small chunk cut out of one side of it (it was a pocket door), but it is pretty clean and flat.
As I mentioned before, I have been working to make my craft room more usable for the many projects I always have going. The door is just small enough to fit in the room, so I got a couple of Vika Artur trestles from IKEA. I had a couple strips of leftover foam flooring, which I put on top of the trestles to help absorb vibration (I hope).
Well, flat surface in my house never stays bare for long, and this didn't even stay bare long enough for me to get a picture! But the door is under there, valiantly serving as a workbench table top, covered partly by a reused drycleaners' bag to protect it from the contact cement I'm using on my sandals.
And since I'm now buying contact cement by the gallon, I'm storing smaller quantities of it in a jar that once held Procion dye powder from Dharma (the black jar in the middle of the following picture). Gotta use them for something!
I have been working on my jeans circle quilt a little bit at a time. At this point it is in three big pieces (safety-pinned together in these pictures), and I have sewn down most of the tie-dyed squares and batting. I have about 21 squares to go (out of 221) before I can sew the three pieces together, but now I need to stop and figure out which square fits where, since several have fallen out somewhere along the way. Good thing I have a few extras.
This is the first time I've laid the whole thing out since I started sewing down the squares, and it's huge! That's my whole seats-eight-comfortably dining room table underneath the quilt, with the two table leaves pulled a bit apart for extra length and the chair backs supporting the extra width. It didn't look quite so big upstairs on the floor of the kids' playroom.
I imagine it would go more quickly if I didn't have to clear everything off the dining room table to work on it.


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Poetry, the Passenger by Julio Valentin
"After a little bit of tweaking on the bus and a 5 hour wait, I get on the bus with reclining seats that are lightly coated with frost, a surprisingly clean restroom with toilet tissue, and enough room to have my own companion seat. This was very comforting for a polar bear like me. My eye started to feel irritated as the bus pulls away from the Greyhound station and onto the highway. Suddenly my mind, after being awake since leaving Buffalo, goes into rest mode where it reviews what has happened thus far on the poetry tour. I realize orange peels are humorous when suggested as a solution, sleeping under rain clouds makes you look inside the vastness of your own heart, and the meal your best friends send you off with can make you cry. Even now, I can still taste the sweet grease from the fried chicken and collard greens. I feel alone right now (and hungry) without my mp3 player. Good thing poetry is here, keeping me company."
-Summer of '16
"Know your companions"
When it comes to poetry and road trips, poets from different generations have shared one common thought, "Do it while you still can." [A road trip] can be very challenging, even when you aren't traveling at the speed of light. Especially in today's world, we are used easy access to many things in life. But whether it's traveling from New Jersey to Texas or to the corner of your block, the speed in which poetry operates is that of a heartbeat. And that heartbeat usually matches the rate of broken white lines at 65 miles per hour. It is there in a humming unison of breath from body and road, three lines came to mind.
Know your companions. When you are stuck a metal box with other people, take advantage of the limited space and bring about an open heart to learn more about them. Poetry isn't just the bond found between you and the topic at hand, but also the connection between one another. You will find that not only do you have an opportunity to get closer to your fellow poets, but also gain insight to their poetic process. While we walk our own poetic paths, we have a lot to learn from others.
"Experiment with what you don't know"
Experiment with what you don't know. There is a whole hive of reasons how, but here's the three "be's" I found to be most helpful:
Be willing to jump into the unknown
Be uncomfortable
Be outside of yourself
Each one offers a chance to look with different scopes in various scenarios. With such, there is always something you haven't realized, waiting to be discovered, or long forgotten. You may find new comfort zones or expand your own. A bigger view of the obvious is better than the last one.
Absorb it all, but deal with it later. There will always be moments on a road trip where poetry is waiting to be acknowledged. Breathe it in. Better yet, live in it. Yes we want to write about it, but poetry seems better when we lived through it. Those moments (you will know when it is one) is real poetry.
On the road, poetry is the passenger. We are just driving it between the lines.
Back to You Saranaide: A Trip to Spain via Music, Literature & Museos by Rachel L. Johnson
To celebrate Latin American Heritage Month, upcoming in September, I met up at Ashker's with doula, yoga instructor, musician and songwriter, Sara Rodriguez. She shared with me her experiences in Spain, her life as a songwriter and how that all relates to literature and visual arts.
Rachel: Do you have any stories you would like to share about living in Spain that were awkward or really amusing?
Sara: Funny and awkward at the same time? I had these pair of flip flops that had really slippery bottoms. At night they wash the streets, and I was trying to make it across the street. As the light was flashing, I only had a certain amount of time to cross, and because of these slippery flip flops, I totally wiped out in the middle of the street. Cars were like honking and people were cheering. It was embarrassing, and in the middle of one of the main streets in Madrid, Gran Bia.
R: Oh no! They were cheering? They were like, "Yay, you slipped!"?
S: It was a really embarrassing and awkward moment.
R: And they were honking at you; we're not gonna help you get up? Wow! Yeah. Living in Hawaii I got stopped by a cop once, and I didn't realize I was jaywalking. I was just walking across the street, and it's a small street, and I hear sirens. I'm like what's going on I'm in the middle of the street. I'm like what's going on. He stopped me and started to talk, saying. "You're jaywalking," and asked if I have 100 bucks. I'm like, "No, I don't." Wow, but yeah. Well, did you like living in Madrid?
S: I did. I loved it. Transportation was awesome. Very culturally diverse city, so there's always something new to do. You go to these palaces you go to these squares that have been around for hundreds of years. So it was just really cool.
R: Were there any fire dancers there?
S: I don't remember any specifically. I remember more in Paris.
R: In Poland there were some. When I came to Buffalo and they were doing it, I thought that was so cool. When you mean culturally diverse do you mean people from all over Europe?
Sara: "You go to these squares that have been around for hundreds of years...It was just really cool."
S: Not only all over Europe but all over South America because it's Spanish speaking countries and Central America [that are visiting and live there]. Africans too. Chinese [as well,] which was really interesting. Their accents are interesting speaking Spanish. I had some really amazing Chinese food there too.
R: What did you study in Spain?
S: Two semesters Spanish Language and Literature. Literature, art. One of my favorite classes was taking art and museums in Madrid; so we got to go to Prado, the most famous museum there. We got to go to amazing museums every week. Art, literature, more advance grammar, more language in depth working with the dialects. Spain has five languages. Within those five languages, you got different dialects just like the U.S. colloquialisms.
R: When I think of Spain I don't think of it as big as the U.S., but to know they have different languages is really interesting. Can you tell me about any artwork you really liked?
S: There were a couple pieces. Picasso's War of Guernica. It's black and white. It kind of has that cubism to it. When you see it in person, it's the size of this room. It's huge and so many parts to the picture. It's about bombs being dropped on Guernica, which is this town. Seeing that in person is very impressive. I can't remember if this was in Madrid. This is now ten years ago. Another one right outside of Barcelona is where Salvador Dali has his museum. I love Salvador Dali so I spent hours and hours there. It's amazing.
R: What do you like about his work?
Sara: "Naide is numerology for six. These imaginative women: sensitivity, living her dreams, social ambitions, creative, prosperity, business sense, fell in line what I feel myself to be."
S: It's so off the wall. So many little details. Actually my first trip to Spain when I went in high school. I took a picture with my film camera. It was a humongous mural as well. Not as long as the Guernica painting, but it was very tall. A man just his waist up. He has his head down and in his head there's a crack in the skull. He has abs, but they're flabby. He has this door in his stomach. It's so amazing. I still have it in my room. So much to surrealism. It just doesn't make sense. I'm fascinated by his life because he's so off the wall. I have a book by him called The Secret Life of Salvador Dali. It was so crazy. I think , "Is this really real?" Every once and awhile I'll read a chapter. It's so dense and intense. From Memories as a kid and a chapter on his intrauterine memories where he remembers being in the womb. Reading his book helps understand where his art comes from.
R: I wanted to talk more about Saranaide. What about the title? There's more than you in the band.
S: It's primarily my music. It is a serenade. I wanted to spell it and have my name in it. I found an interesting description of naide. In Italian it means six. There's six songs on the EP. A cool description as well. Naide is numerology for six. These imaginative women: sensitivity, living her dreams, social ambitions, creative, prosperity, business sense, fell in line what I feel myself to be.
R: What does EP mean?
S: Extended Play. Shorter than an album but longer than a song. The reason I was doing it is when I played these songs people asked where they could hear them. People ask me what are my songs like? Back to You is about childhood friends, really great friends. Nothing ever changed.
R: Nice to have friends like that.
Sara is performing at Slyfest and the Serenaide EP Release Party is September 17th from 6:30pm to 7pm at Ashker's new location, 1526 Main St. Buffalo, NY. $10 Cover.


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