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Economic collapse news. ECB has just taken control of Banca carige. Growing concerns over the Italian recession are of a world wide scale. The key word is exposure French banks are the largest owners of Italian debt, with total holdings of €311 German lenders are exposed more than €126.53 and Spanish lenders are exposed to this sinking ship by more than €89 billion. All of this is of the utmost concern for the global economy. The Italian economy is around 10 times the size of Greece's and it has a government debt in excess of $2.5trillion. If that's not bad enough several other interconnected economies freeze up at the same time. This could be the catalyst for a global financial crisis.

Some tidbits from past episodes compiled together! Honestly the past two weeks have been hard for me so I just wanted to share some inspiring moments that have happened on the show.Enjoy!!

In this episode, Craig and Jalen discuss how hope is a stimulant for action and why having hope has been an ingredient to some of the greatest works man has ever known!

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Tonight on the Brian Crombie Radio Hour, Brian speaks to Michelle Miranda Mckie. She was named a Catalyst Honours Emerging Leader Champion for 2020. Miranda is an applied intelligence and data architecture consultant who is an expert in AI and uses it to analyze diversity. McKie has built a strong network of female-identifying employees and has rallied people at all levels with her passion for equality. She has used her expertise in data architecture and advanced analytics to develop inclusion and diversity initiatives and analyses for companies and organizations. If you want to understand AI and have an interest in diversity, you'll find this interview fascinating.

In this episode of Catalyst Radio we hear about some tax income filing assistance that many may not know is available, through the Kent County Tax Credit Coalition. Brenda Brame, program manager for the Coalition at Heart of West Michigan United Way, comes in studio today to describe some of the available services that include free tax preparation and e-filing, explain an often-missed tax credit that is available for many, and also to talk about the ALICE Project that represents many in the community that have difficulty making ends meet. Brame also describes this weekendâs free Show Me The Money Day seminar that offers informational assistance with home ownership, health care, Friend of the Court issues, and more. Michigan-made music featured in this edition of Catalyst Radio comes from Watching For Foxes, from a new release called The Watchman, itâs the title cut.

Kent District Library is gathering materials created by Michigan writers and musicians, and is dedicating space in two library branches for the new Local Indie collection. In studio to explain how the program is designed to support, encourage and foster access to West Michigan talent is Heidi Nagel, communications manager for the library system. Weâll hear about some of the nearly 200 items in the collection already, and how KDL is still seeking donations featuring more local talent. Music featured in this edition of Catalyst Radio is from the band Big Dudee Roo, whoâs music is found in the new Kent District Library Local Indie collection. The song is called âMichigan,â from the 2010 release Germination.

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Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Past Catalyst Radio episodes are archived on The Rapidian . Kim Sorrelle of Rays of Hope for Haiti joins us on air to talk about their relief efforts in Haiti and around the world. A year after the devastating earthquake, Kim tackles the issue of when aid is good in developing countries. Music this week is Charles Mingus ' interpretation of "Haitian Fight Song."

In this episode of Catalyst Radio we feature an interview with the keynote speaker of the upcoming annual Wege environmental lecture series, Edward Mazria. Mazria is the founder of Architecture 2030 â a nonprofit research organization with a stated goal to âtransform the building environment from being a major contributor of greannhouse gas emission, to being a central part of the solution to the climate and energy crises. Edward Mazria will be in Grand Rapids April 23 at Quinan College Performing Arts Center, presenting his talk, âThe Road to Zero.â Every spring since 1997, the Wege Foundation has invited scientists, authors and thinkers to present a free public lecture on environmental issues and their connection to healthy economies and communities -- a connection referred to by Peter M. Wege as "Economicology." This is the first speaker series since the passing of Wege Foundation founder Peter Wege in 2014. Some previous have been Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chief Prosecuting Attorney, Riverkeeper; Tom Kiernan, CEO, American Wind Energy Association; and Dr. Marie Lynn Miranda, Dean University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment. We talk with Wege series keynote speaker Edward Mazria, via telephone. Michigan-made music featured in this edition of Catalyst Radio comes from Theo, with the new release called The Game of Ouroboros. The song is âCreatures of Our Comfort.â

On Thursday, April 23, Mayor Buddy Dyer cut the ribbon of Catalyst, the city of Orlando's latest co-working space.

This episode features Kim Svoboda, Founder and CEO of Aspiration Catalyst. Here, she discusses the best way to collaborate with people who disagree with you.

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In this episode of Catalyst Radio we learn about a multi-organizational effort to examine child well-being, and work for solutions to childhood poverty in the Kent County area. As an initial effort to foster dialog on the issues, the public, local officials, and local social service agency leaders were invited to a pre-screening of the upcoming PBS documentary âThe Raising of America,â which not only exposes factors that put childrenâs wellbeing at risk, but also seeks to change the conversation surrounding the issues. The local documentary screening was just the beginning in a series of local efforts to look at and address how social conditions affect childhood development. Representing two of the organizations involved in the effort are Karyn Pelon of Kent County Health Department, and Shawnte Williams of Early Learning Neighborhood Collaborative. The music featured in this episode of Catalyst Radio is from Spirit Nation, with the song âChildren are Sacred.â

A new, and free, music festival featuring artists with Michigan ties is coming to downtown Grand Rapids this month. The first ever GRandJazzFest is set for Saturday, Aug. 18, in Rosa Parks Circle, from noon until 10 p.m. Chair and Founder of GRandJazzFest Audrey Sundstrom joins us in the studio to tell of the creation of this music event, and note some of the performers on the slate. For this episode, we alter the format slightly to allow for sampling of some of the local musicians that will be taking part in the Aug. 18 festival.

behavior health nonprofit Hope Network, called Our Place: Peer to Peer. Using a method of peer relations to bring positive outcomes in the mental health community, Peer Support Specialists provide their lived experiences and personal stories when relating with Hope Network clients. Joining us in the studio are two Peer Support Specialists: Tricia Gregg and Amy Musselman. Theyâll talk about an upcoming open house on Dec. 11 featuring the new Our House program, describe some of the different classes and programs available through Our House. Also, each of these women will share a bit of her personal behavior health journey, and the effect of peer-to-peer support. Michigan-made music featured in this episode of Catalyst Radio is from Ghost Heart, with the new disc The Effigy. The featured song is âCrystal Thought.â

On today's show, Michele Fife speaks with Rachel Waite from Direct Action Everywhere, total animal liberation organization. Then Katie Gordon talks to CMC Executive Director Linda Gellasch about the open Managing Editor position at The Rapidian.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (or CASA) of Kent County is a nonprofit whose primary focus is to serve children in child protective proceedings by appointing screened, trained community volunteers to advocate in the best interest of children who are temporary or permanent wards of the court. CASA volunteers present information to the court, reduce the time a child spends in out-of-home care, and provide continuity for the child by having at least one person who is involved with the case from the beginning until the end. Patty Sabin, executive director of CASA of Kent County is in the Catalyst Radio Studio today to talk about this local program that served more than 300 children last year with a team of nearly 90 volunteers. Sabin also talks about fundraising efforts, including the upcoming May 15 event featured a presentation by a former CASA case child that was a part of the child welfare system, and a family court judge speaking to the effect of CASA volunteers. Music in this episode of Catalyst Radio comes from Michigan musician darlen Ya. The new disc is Curves Ahead, with the song âGive A Little More.â

An extensive nationwide search for a new executive director for the Grand Rapids Downtown Development Authority has led to the hiring of Kristopher Larson, and after a month in the position, Larson sits down with us on Catalyst Radio to shares what he sees for the future of the downtown area. Coming most recently from Longbeach, CA, Kris Larson brings to the position a perspective of someone new to Grand Rapids. He also lets us in on some of the upcoming improvement plans, and the needs he sees to bring added vitality to the area.

In this episode of Catalyst Radio we learn about the anti-bullying nonprofit effort called End Bullying, Save Lives. President of the organization Sheri Munsell joins us in studio today to talk about the series of community discussions being held on the topic of bullying â starting with answering the question: âDoes bullying happen here?â. With that first community gathering answering the question with a yes, the free, open discussions next are focusing on awareness and solutions. Munsell will tell us about a number of upcoming opportunities to learn more and participate. Michigan-made music featured in this episode of Catalyst Radio is from The Dirtbombs, with a piece entitled âItâs Gonna Be Alright.â

In this episode of Catalyst Radio we highlight the Youth Summer Jobs Program of Grand Rapids Community Foundation. Katelyn Sandor and Roberta King of GRCF explain the program that matches more than 250 youth with 12 local nonprofits for employment and job training experience for the summer.

Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Jennifer Behan joins us on air to explain the goals of Center for Inquiry . Although based in Grand Rapids and with a small staff of two, CFI actually serves all of Michigan, organizing events in Muskegon, Detroit and many more cities. Music this week comes from local band Blackberry Winter . Their song, "Blackout," is off their recent LP, Standale .

Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Joe Anderson, board member for Dog Story Theater , joins us on air. The nonprofit venue is an all-volunteer organization that has hosted more than 200 productions over three years and in three different locations. Dubbed as the "best-kept secret" Grand Rapids Social Diary 's Laura Caprara, tune in as we blow the lid off the secret. David Molinari 's "Hand of a Nation" from Whispering to a Crowd fills the gaps between each segment this week. Molinari is a part of the band Creolization, which recorded its debut album at Dog Story Theatre's venue.

Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . This week, Sarah Scott of Heartside Gallery and Studio is sharing about her organization. Sarah has been with the studio for ten years, empowering neighborhood residents through art and self-expression. The majority of the studio's artists are or have been homeless at some point. As a project of Heartside Ministries, the studio also looks for volunteers and collects art materials through a variety of methods, including generous neighbors and dumpster diving. Music this week is Toby Bresnahan's "Endangered Species" from the album Far From Home.

Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Joining us in studio are Jane Royer and Jessica Gonyou from United Way's Volunteer Center . Stay tuned to hear how the wave of retiring babyboomers have influenced the assembly of volunteer opportunities. This week's featured song is "Nerves of the Nightmind" by Michigan band Frontier Ruckus from the album Deadmalls and Nightfalls.

In 2015, NALCAB, National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders, committed to launching the NALCAB Catalyst Fund and deploying $25 million to strengthen underserved communities by creating affordable housing opportunities. The Fund will directly acquire real estate assets, sourcing potential investments from NALCAB Network developers. The acquisition strategy is aimed at producing or preserving 470 units of affordable housing that creates access to employment, education and health resources, during this commitment. After rehabbing homes, the Fund will seek to sell single-family units to well-prepared homebuyers, prioritizing sales to tenants already in place. The disposition strategy is aimed at long-term affordability and avoiding involuntary displacement of low-income people. The development of the NALCAB Catalyst Fund is made possible with support from the JP Morgan Chase Foundation and the Ford Foundation and the deep experience of nonprofit developers in the NALCAB Network.

In 2015, NALCAB, National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders, committed to launching the NALCAB Catalyst Fund and deploying $25 million to strengthen underserved communities by creating affordable housing opportunities. The Fund will directly acquire real estate assets, sourcing potential investments from NALCAB Network developers. The acquisition strategy is aimed at producing or preserving 470 units of affordable housing that creates access to employment, education and health resources, during this commitment. After rehabbing homes, the Fund will seek to sell single-family units to well-prepared homebuyers, prioritizing sales to tenants already in place. The disposition strategy is aimed at long-term affordability and avoiding involuntary displacement of low-income people. The development of the NALCAB Catalyst Fund is made possible with support from the JP Morgan Chase Foundation and the Ford Foundation and the deep experience of nonprofit developers in the NALCAB Network.

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Investors continue to play defense as corporate earnings and economic reports reflect a deepening recession.

dredg at the Catalyst Santa Cruz, CA El Cielo in its entirety December 21, 2012 1) Brushstroke: dcbtfoabaaposba 2) Same ol' Road 3) Sanzen 4) Brushstroke: New Heart Shadow 5) Triangle 6) Sorry But It's Over 7) Convalescent 8) Brushstroke: Walk in the Park 9) Eighteen People Living in Harmony 10) Scissor Lock 11) Brushstroke: Reprise 12) Of the Room 13) Brushstroke: An Elephant in the Delta Waves 14) It Only Took a Day 15) Whoa Is Me 16) The Canyon Behind Her 17) Ode to the Sun 18) Bug Eyes 19) Pariah 20) Lightswitch 21) Movement V: 90 Hour Sleep

Jackson Davis made his name as an education reformer. He travelled with his camera, taking thousands of photographs documenting the often-poor condition of African-American education in the South during the first half of the 20th century. These stark images and Davis' meticulous notes helped attract private investment that gradually lifted rural communities still suffering from the Civil War. While his service to Henrico lasted only a few years, Davis' legacy continues. In 1962, the School Board opened Jackson Davis Elementary honoring the catalyst for educational equality.

Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Outside the Lines is putting on its inaugural auction - a competition for nonartists - one week from now, and event coordinator Kendra Herington clues WYCE listeners in to what there is to look forward to. Listen in as Kendra explains how this harebrained idea among friends turned into a public art event to benefit the Kendall Youth Scholarship in just a couple of months. The song this week is "Sheila" by the Ron Keely Band, a local band performing at the Outside the Lines event at Sazerac Lounge.

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Catalyst Radio is a weekly radio show with hosts Linda Gellasch and Denise Cheng that looks at the behind-the-scenes of Rapidian reporting as well as grassroots and nonprofit efforts around the community. The show comprises a media analysis and developments portion, interview segment and calendar of events. You can catch it on air at noon every Friday on WYCE 88.1 FM or streaming on the Grand Rapids Community Media Center Website . Past Catalyst Radio episodes are archived on The Rapidian . Ashok Kumar, president of the Asian Center of West Michigan, joins Denise on air to explain its part in the Asian Center movement (started right here in GR!) and share the bevy of services that it urges people to utilize.  Music this week comes from Thao + The Get Down Stay Downs with " Swimming Pools " from the album Bag of Hammers .

We assess heat and mass transfer limitations in in situ studies of model catalysts with a first-principles based multiscale modeling approach that integrates a detailed description of the surface reaction chemistry and the macro-scale flow structures. Using the CO oxidation at RuO2(110) as a prototypical example we demonstrate that factors like a suppressed heat conduction at the backside of the thin single-crystal, and the build-up of a product boundary layer above the flat-faced surface play a significant role.

International perspectives on the care and education of preschool children that seem to be of greatest interest in the United States are those directly linked to prevailing concerns in American early childhood education. In this context, many early childhood specialists have explored the implications of Reggio Emilia's work for the theory, practice, and improvement of U.S. early childhood education. This Spanish-language digest outlines the history of Reggio Emilia's early childhood programs in order to provide insights to educators in the United States. It also highlights some of Reggio Emilia's less visible contributions, particularly its role in promoting discourse among communities of adults in the United States, as they debate the meaning and significance of their work with young children. Also discussed is Loris Malaguzzi's influence in bringing together Italian early childhood educators to share and debate the merits of their diverse approaches to creating environments for young children. The digest concludes by noting that while it is premature to make claims about the influence of Reggio Emilia's example on children's lives, there is little question that the field of early childhood education, including teacher education, has been altered by the exchanges taking place with Italian colleagues. As a result of these cross-cultural conversations, some educators have begun to use Reggio Emilia as illustrative of how nations might best respond to children's development and learning potentials--in particular, Reggio Emilia's emphasis on local processes of knowledge construction. (LPP)

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I liked the design of the stock CMW banggod antenna mounts, but I didn't think it was worth what was charged so I made my own following the same mounting concepts. Its printed in TPU, but will work with stiffer materials like PLA/PETG/ABS. Designed to print with no supports (though you'll have to flip the bottom piece since fusion exported it upside down) The antennas are held in by 2 small zip ties. The hole spacing for the 5mm thick standoffs is 26.8mm (fits stock banggod frame) and if its printed in TPU there's enough give that you can make it fit +/- a few mm offset if required. The notch is 2.6mm to fit the stock DJI antenna, though again with TPU it has some give.

I liked the design of the stock CMW banggod antenna mounts, but I didn't think it was worth what was charged so I made my own following the same mounting concepts. Its printed in TPU, but will work with stiffer materials like PLA/PETG/ABS. Designed to print with no supports (though you'll have to flip the bottom piece since fusion exported it upside down) The antennas are held in by 2 small zip ties. The hole spacing for the 5mm thick standoffs is 26.8mm (fits stock banggod frame) and if its printed in TPU there's enough give that you can make it fit +/- a few mm offset if required. The notch is 2.6mm to fit the stock DJI antenna, though again with TPU it has some give.

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