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Get ready for a spine-tingling adventure during nightLAB: Weird Science. Adults 21+ can explore our exhibitions, do experiments, engage with community partners, enjoy spooktacular drinks, and more. Connect with friends and get ready to enjoy science socially. During the evening, guests can expect: Access to museum exhibitions from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. An original spooky Frost Planetarium show, ‘Cosmic Horrors,’ throughout the night (seating is limited; reserve on site) Electrifying STEM interactions with Frost Science educators Drinks and snacks for purchase at the Space_Bar by Constellation Culinary Group Time and Date October 17, 2024 at 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM Location Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 Schedule: Explore the full programming schedule below. Members: Frost Science Members can purchase up to four tickets at $15.00 per person regardless of membership level entitlements. Parking: Onsite parking is available in the museum garage for $18 flat rate, but is extremely limited . All cars must exit garage by 1:00 a.m. Member parking discount does not apply. To learn more about onsite and nearby parking alternatives, click here . Share your favorite photos and moments with us on social media at  @frostscience. Advanced Rate August 26 – September 9 $29.95 Standard Rate September 10 – October 16 $34.95 Night Of Rate October 17 $37.95 Programming Schedule Expert on Call: The Vista, Level 4: 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:15 p.m.Discover your brain on psychedelics! Take a trip with chemist Dr. Joseph Lichter of the FIU College of Arts, Sciences & Education to explore the neuroscience of drugs in this short scientific presentation. Cosmic Horrors: Frost Planetarium, Level 1: 7:40 p.m., 8:20 p.m., 9:40 p.m., 10:20 p.m.Brace yourself for encounters with malevolent black holes, eerie cosmic phantoms, and spine-tingling secrets that haunt the celestial realm. In space, no one can hear you scream…. Telescope Viewing: RooftopJoin museum experts on the rooftop terrace to observe the full Moon, Saturn and other bright objects in the October night sky. (weather permitting) Science of Survival: Power of Science, Level 1: 7:30 p.m., 9:45 p.m.Have you ever gotten caught going a little…off-script at work? It can get weird when you work with explosives! Watch our team flaunt lab safety rules and learn the consequences in the Science of Survival stage show. CSI: Frost Science: Terrace, Level 3Channel your inner detective to learn how crimes are solved with analysis from real forensic scientists including Dr. Sharon Plotkin of Miami Dade College, Dr. Bruce McCord of FIU’s Global Forensic and Justice Center, Dr. Steven Lee from San Jose State University and their expert staff! Fog Bubbles: Atrium, Level 1: 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.Create glowing, fog-filled bubbles using dry ice and watch them burst into a mesmerizing fluorescent fog under blacklight. Trippy! Weird Science Trivia: meLab, Level 3: 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.Get smarter—and pick up weird science facts to impress your friends—at trivia with Biscayne Bay Brewing! Play for a chance to win gift cards, merch and bragging rights. Ambassador Animal Encounters: The Vista, Level 4: 7:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.Meet Frost Science’s spooky-yet-charismatic ambasssssssador animals! We promise a wing-flapping, slithering good time. Unearthed from the Grave: The Dig, Level 4Spooky skeletons abound in the The Dig and PaleoLab. Learn the science of studying long-dead creatures from Frost Science’s Paleontology Department. By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

The FSGA is proud to announce the 2024 Hall of Fame inductees: Joe Alfieri, a four-time Amateur Player of the Year, Diane Lang, a three-time U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Champion, and Andy Bean, an 11-time PGA Tour winner. Each of these remarkable individuals have made significant contributions to the game of golf both in Florida and at the national level. They will join an esteemed group of legends in the FSGA Hall of Fame. The 2024 class will be inducted into the FSGA Hall of Fame at the FSGA’s Annual Awards Banquet in February of 2025. The Annual Awards celebrates the best players in the state, tournament volunteers, board members, and many other important individuals involved in the game of golf in Florida. Joe Alfieri Joe Alfieri embodies the true essence of an FSGA phenom. His extensive list of achievements with both the FSGA and USGA reads like a scroll. Alfieri claimed the title of FSGA Amateur Player of the Year five times in 1999, 2001, 2015, 2016, and 2021. In 1999, Alfieri, at 30 years old, captured the Mid-Amateur Championship, 22 years later, he would raise the trophy again during the 40th Mid-Amateur Championship. This goes to show not only his true passion for the game but his dedication to the sport year after year. Alfieri was handed a golf club at the age of two but as he grew up was also passionate about baseball. It wasn't until he turned 15 that he decided to put down the glove and dedicate himself entirely to golf. Alfieri stated “I switched to golf because I could, you know, there's not nine players on the field. It's one player, and I controlled my own destiny.” Destiny behold, Alfieri has represented himself at the national level multiple times, notably competing in the U.S. Amateur in 1988, 1999, 2001, 2018, 2021, and 2022. He has also participated in the U.S. Mid-Amateur, with numerous appearances including 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2016, reaching the Round of 32 in each of those years. Reminiscing about some of his favorite memories, he highlighted the 2016 Concession Cup, where he proudly represented the United States. The Concession Cup, modeled after the Ryder Cup, features the top Mid-Amateur and Senior golfers competing from the U.S. and Europe. During the 2016 Cup, the U.S. team emerged victorious, notching another victory for Alfieri. When asked what his induction meant to him, he remarked “It’s an extreme honor… I've played professionally,  but I can tell you that I have so much more enjoyed playing amateur golf than professional golf and it’s much more rewarding.” Despite his abundant accomplishments, Alfieri is still making waves. In August, he was named Captain of the North Team for the 15th Florida Cup, set to take place October 7-8, 2024 at Old Memorial Golf Club. This will be his sixth appearance, holding a record of 8-4-3. He is also trying to qualify for the U.S. Four-Ball Championship with his son, Cade, who is following closely in his father’s footsteps. In his closing remarks, when Alfieri was asked about who he’d like to thank for his abundant career, he expressed “I would start with the FSGA because if the FSGA didn't exist, none of this would have either.” With every added accomplishment, Alfieri remains a testament to the enduring spirit of amateur golf. Diane Lang Diane Lang, originally from Jamaica, has a distinctive story that embodies a deep passion for golf. At just 20, she journeyed from Jamaica to Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton on a golf scholarship. Lang recalls “When my Dad first put a club in my hands at age 13, I know that neither of us ever imagined the places this game would take me. Who knew that a girl from Jamaica, with no real golf coaching, could play golf with some of the greats - both professionals and amateurs.” After college, Lang pursued mini-tours and tried to qualify for the LPGA, starting her attempts in 1984. Although she took a brief hiatus from the sport when she became pregnant with her first child, her love for golf remained strong, and her departure was only temporary. “My journey has enabled me to learn the value of friendship, and how to handle adversity with a smile on my face. Sportsmanship was a cornerstone of my Dad's lessons to me - never to brag, but to be humble because whenever you think you own this game, that's when you are taught that it's impossible to do that,” Lang remarked. Lang made a triumphant return to golf in 2002, confessing that she fell in love with the sport all over again. Just three years after reimmersing herself in the game, she clinched the title at the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Championship. At 51, she became the seventh golfer to win back-to-back USGA Senior Women’s Amateur titles with her victory in 2006. Not stopping there, Lang went on to secure her third title by winning the 2008 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur.  During this period, Lang was honored as the FSGA Amateur Player of the Year in both 2005 and 2006. Her achievements continued to grow with age, as she won the FSGA Senior Amateur Championship in 2006, 2010, and 2011. These successes earned her the title of Senior Player of the Year in 2008 and 2010. When asked what being inducted into the FSGA Hall of Fame meant to her, she stated “This award means the world to me. I've never been one to look back at my accomplishments so when Jeff at the Florida State Golf Association sat down with me and started listing them off, I really had no idea who he was talking about,” Lang went on, “It wasn't until the very end of the conversation when he listed the three U.S. Senior Amateur wins that I realized it was me! I cried like a baby.”  In her final remarks, Lang expressed “I know I'm coming to the end of my competitive career, so this award is the cherry on top of the cake and one that I will always cherish.” Andy Bean For nearly thirty years, Andy Bean left a significant mark on the world of golf. The 11-time PGA Tour winner, who passed away on October 13, 2023, will be inducted into the FSGA Hall of Fame, where he will be celebrated as one of the sport's greats—a fitting tribute to his remarkable career. His passion for golf began at a young age and would last a lifetime. Bean attended the University of Florida, where he played alongside other golf talents like Gary Koch, Woody Blackburn, and Phil Hancock. Together, they led the Gators to victory in the 1973 NCAA Championship. Bean would later achieve 18 professional wins, including 11 on the PGA Tour. In honoring his memory, his wife, Debbie Bean, reflected, “Andy grew up on Jekyll Island, where his dad was the golf pro. His love of golf began at an early age.” When discussing Andy's greatest achievements, Debbie mentioned, “ I believe one of his fondest accomplishments was being selected for two Ryder Cup teams. The game of golf certainly gave him opportunities to develop friendships with both people inside the rope and outside. He was grateful that his golf career overlapped that of [Arnold] Palmer, [Jack] Nicklaus, and [Gary] Player whom he highly respected and admired.” Bean also shared three daughters with his wife Debbie, Lauren, Lindsay, and Jordan. “Our dad would be greatly honored to be inducted into the FSGA Hall of Fame. He was always so appreciative of all of the volunteers, people who helped run the tournaments, the Tour, and fans that came out to watch.” As his daughters were growing up, they were able to witness firsthand the profound impact he had—not just on the game of golf, but on everyone around him. “I also think about the camaraderie he had with so many players and the friendship that developed over the years. It was a brotherhood, a family and he loved being part of it.” Bean leaves an unforgettable legacy in the world of golf. His induction into the FSGA Hall of Fame serves as a lasting tribute to the profound impact he had on everyone around him. This honor ensures that his contributions to growing the game and nurturing relationships with all who crossed his path will live forever. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of FSGA

Inter Miami CF II earned a 0-1 win at home at Trust Point over Carolina Core FC tonight to clinch the team’s MLS NEXT Pro Playoffs. Tye Barton was the star of the night securing the only goal of the match in the 80th minute. Inter Miami took the field at Trust Point with Owen Finnerty on goal; captain Nyk Sessock, Tye Barton, Giovanni Ferraina, and Samuel Basabe in defense; Derrek Martinez, Ricardo Montenegro, and Santiago Morales formed the midfield; while Ryan Carmichael, Alejandro Flores, and Cesar Abadia-Reda in attack. Inter Miami faced a determined Carolina Core side, with both teams creating limited chances in the first half. The Herons held their own defensively, with Finnerty making crucial saves to keep the match level. The second half saw a more aggressive Inter Miami push forward, and their perseverance paid off in the 80th minute. A well-placed corner kick led to Barton rising above the defense to head home the winning goal, sealing the match and the Herons’ place in the postseason. Inter Miami’s defense held firm in the final minutes, with Finnerty and the backline resisting a late surge from Carolina Core. With this victory, Inter Miami CF II cements their spot in the MLS NEXT Pro playoffs, a fitting reward for a season of hard work and progression. Up next, they will look to build momentum as they prepare for their first-ever playoff campaign. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Inter Miami CF

The AfriKin Art Fair 2024, organized by Miami-based nonprofit AfriKin in partnership with the City of North Miami and the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), is set to return for its 10th year. The event, taking place from December 1-8, 2024, at Maison AfriKin in the Scott Galvin Community Center, will feature the theme ‘Threads of Life in Fragments of Time.’   Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with African contemporary art that explores connections between humanity, the earth, and the cosmos. Title: Illusion Artist by Chukes. Medium: Ceramic. Image taken by Chukes This year’s showcase will address pressing global issues such as displacement, environmental challenges, and healing through a variety of mediums, including visual and performance art, photography, and interactive digital installations. A standout feature will be ‘Submerged Sentience,’  an immersive installation focusing on climate change. The piece will highlight critical topics like water scarcity and rising sea levels through a series of photographs, films, and reenactments. Gallery Image taken by Tracy Ann Simmonds Additional exhibits include ‘Delta’s Roar,’  exploring African ecosystems, and ‘The Salted Language,’  a poetic narrative that underscores the link between environmental degradation and cultural loss. The fair will also host artist talks discussing inclusivity, the power of art to transcend barriers, and the importance of supporting communities in need. 2023 Honoree & Artist Mama Nike from Nigeria explaining her work to an attendee. Image taken by Tracy Ann Simmonds Artist Musah Swallah from Ghana sharing his work of the icons Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X on paintings on wine corks on exhibit at AfriKin Art Fair A global fashion runway showcasing designers from around the world will also be part of the event. AfriKin will take the opportunity to honor local Miami-Dade police and firefighters through an event titled ‘AfriKin: Guardians of Time: An Evening of Art and Honor for Miami-Dade First Responders.’ Speaker & Artist Delphine Diallo and Violet Tafari of AfriKin during AfriKin Talk photo taken by Tracy Ann Simmonds AfriKin Founder Alfonso Brooks and Haleh Gianni at AfriKin Exhibition photo by Tracy Ann Simmonds Genesis Tafari and Collector Rod Spencer at AfriKin photo by Tracy Ann Simonds Alfonso Brooks, founder of AfriKin, emphasized the role of art and culture in sustainable development, stating, “The goal of this year’s theme is to unpack the role of art and culture in sustainable development; both are endangered, and we must use every voice to join the fight for a better world.” For more information, tickets, and the full schedule, visit AfriKin's official website . AfriKin Promotional Flyer. Artwork: Melodic by Chukes. By ML Staff.

Miami is a lively city and famous for its nightlife and entertainment. It provides really fascinating locations for gambling and relaxation. It is a fact that there are many casinos and   hotels  that offer great opportunities to have a rest or play interesting games. These establishments have slots, video poker, live poker, and a lot more. Some also have online facilities for easier access. Usually casino tycoons contribute to these places and turn them more into lavish ones. See the sunshine, the shore, and an exciting casino floor in Miami. It’s the best of both worlds all rolled into one. Top Casinos in Miami This place has many sparkling gambling places. Below, you will see three of the most popular areas that you should definitely explore. Casino Miami Casino Miami is a popular bingo and casino gaming institution for people from Florida and travelers. It provides all types of games. On it, you can find slot machines, poker tables, and many other things. New players can easily get into the casino since the casino is usually generous with no deposit casino bonuses. Thus, people love the vigorous environment available here. It also offers excellent restaurants for dining, making it a one-stop center for almost everything. Magic City Casino Other places that are also worthy of mentioning include the Magic City Casino. Here you can play online or even face-to-face. Currently, the casino has a vibrant nightlife, which is characterized by live music and events. While gambling online, gaming enthusiasts from Poland and around the world can make their gambling process more thrilling if they   claim no deposit casino bonuses , which increase the chances to get more winnings and allow them play more games. With the use of no deposit bonuses, players are able to get the most out of their gambling process, no matter where they play—in brick and mortar or online casinos. It attracts occasional players and experienced enthusiasts as well. Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino The Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino offers horse racing events together with its gambling services. The casino is quite big, with many numbers of slot machines and table games available for the customers. Live horse racing can also be viewed while playing all the games you desire. This place is usually preferred by some of the wealthiest gambling moguls, and that is an attractive factor. Luxury Resorts that Incorporate Casino Services Below are two best picks for casino and leisure in Miami. Fontainebleau Miami Beach Fontainebleau Miami Beach has one of the finest casinos in Miami; hence, you could gamble if that is what you like. This   fabulous hotel  features distinction and variety in the package you need for an exciting holiday. That guests have nice-looking rooms and fantastic restaurants, to be specific. It is posited that the casino offered here gives different games, making it one of the best casinos in Miami. Other facilities that may be provided comprise a pool or spa that can be used after a day of gaming. It is perfect for those that want the Miami vacation and gambling in one place without having to move from one location to another. The Biltmore Hotel Another example of a good site is the Biltmore Hotel. You may well be familiar with it for its traditional yet sophisticated atmosphere. Though it does not have a gambling hall in its territory, the hotel is situated nearby the majority of Miami gambling areas. There are casinos, and many guests of Miami can have Miami casino vacations a few steps away. Of those facilities, The Biltmore itself is providing beautiful gardens, a luxury spa, and various exquisite restaurants. This makes it ideal for Miami leisure and betting.  If you need the best gambling locations in Miami or a quiet retreat, all these resorts have it. Gambling and spas are really fun here and it sure is one fun vacation. Relaxing Beaches Near Casinos Miami provides beautiful shores next to the gambling establishments. The reclining spaces are ideal for a break after a productive day or during the gaming session. Below are some amazing suggestions on how you can get your dose of the sun, beach, and sand without having to travel too far away from a game. South Beach The South Beach is one of the most favored parts for gambling in Miami. Therefore, if you stick to the best casinos in Miami, what follows is a good time on the beach. The lively setting and fine-grained soil make the environment accommodate relaxation. There are many gambling resorts in Miami, and many of them are only a few minutes’ walk away so that guests can combine play and rest. Haulover Beach Other beautiful areas to go to are Haulover Beach. This one provides an environment that is rather calmer than the other cabins, so it will fit the one who needs to get some rest. As far as tourist attractions are concerned, you can go   sunbathing  or swimming after your gambling experience. Also, it is located near several Miami gambling places. Key Biscayne Miami has luxury relaxation and gambling that you’ll find on the island of Key Biscayne, or at least you should know it. This beach is comparatively quieter, and a tourist can get to see quite scenic beauty over here. You can get to another casino resort in Miami, for instance, in a short time after a day of beach fun. Therefore, Miami has some of the best gambling spots close to gorgeous beaches. If you would prefer to just unwind or else go out to have fun, you can do both. Get drunk on gambling and spas in Miami while getting sunburnt! Conclusion All in all, Miami is a perfect place for tourists who want to have lots of fun and, at the same time, be lazy. The city offers different casinos where you can increase adrenaline and play popular card and slot games. Whether you fancy the pulsating lights and lively Casino Miami or the opulent facilities of Miami’s resorts, Miami has it all. Besides, in the concept of online casinos, there are relative opportunities for those who wish to gamble being in the hotel. Miami is a perfect place to get a slice of the gambling allure together with the beautiful beaches and a lively nightlife. By ML staff. Image courtesy of HOMD Consulting Limited

Jaeger-LeCoultre announces the opening, in September 2024, of a new Flagship Boutique at WF Central, Beijing’s most prestigious shopping and lifestyle destination. With its prime corner location and distinctive façade, the boutique is set to become a landmark in the historic Wangfujing area. Design inspiration from the Vallée de Joux A powerful expression of the home of La Grande Maison in the Vallée de Joux, the façade is clad in glass shingles inspired by the tavaillon (wooden tile) cladding that is used on traditional buildings in this area of the Swiss Jura to provide protection from the harsh winter climate. Inside the boutique, references to the Vallée de Joux’s natural beauty include organic materials, clear, natural colours and carpet designs inspired by trees, rocks and minerals. An art installation commissioned from Chinese contemporary artist Tu Juan captures the spirit of the Vallée de Joux in winter, when it is enveloped in snow and ice. The overall effect is airy, warm and welcoming, inviting visitors not only to discover Jaeger-LeCoultre’s timepieces but also to explore the entire world of La Grande Maison. The decor also incorporates subtle nods to Art Deco, a design language close to the heart of Jaeger-LeCoultre as it represents the origin of the Reverso. Discovering emblematic calibres and ground-breaking patents Drawn from more than 1,400 calibres created to date, an interactive Calibre Wall displays some of the most emblematic calibres that underline La Grande Maison’s authority as 'The Watchmaker of Watchmakers'™. A touch-screen invites visitors to choose among fascinating videos from Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Behind the Calibres series, taking them deep inside the design and history of key movements. The Patent Wall celebrates Jaeger-LeCoultre’s inventiveness as the holder of more than 430 patents for inventions that have enhanced ergonomics and aesthetics, as well as timekeeping precision. The interactive display invites visitors to explore the Manufacture’s four key areas of expertise: Sound, Celestial, Precision and Design.  Historic milestones and a celebration of craftsmanship Behind the main display area, the Manufacture Wall celebrates the 180 skills brought together under one roof in Jaeger-LeCoultre’s fully integrated Manufacture. A series of 10 evocative and educational In The Making videos initiates visitors into the secrets of each step, with each film focusing on a different skill and telling the story of the craftsman in his or her own words. Underlining Jaeger-LeCoultre’s history of creativity and innovation, the Manufacture Table presents the milestones of the Maison’s 190 years of history and presents four Métiers Rares™ that are housed in their own atelier within the Manufacture: engraving, guillochage, enamelling and gem-setting. The power of personalisation On the main ground floor area, visitors can personalise their timepieces to create a truly individual expression of their style. An interactive Personalisation Wall invites them to experiment with Jaeger-LeCoultre’s complete strap collection for all models and discover their own perfect pairing of watch case with strap material, colour and stitching. The power of personalisation is taken further with a display of engraved and lacquered Reverso case-backs that provide inspiration for owners of Monoface Reverso models who may wish to add a personal emblem in engraving, lacquer or enamel. More to explore The entire upper floor of the boutique invites visitors to explore La Grande Maison’s world further. The central area is dedicated to showcasing Jaeger-LeCoultre’s travelling collections – immersive mini-exhibitions based on six themes that define the Maison: ‘The Reverso Stories’; ‘The Sound Maker’; ‘The Stellar Odyssey’; ‘The Dream Shaper’; ‘The Precision Pioneer’ and ‘The Adventure Spirit’. A serene and exclusive Lounge offers a refined experience to VIP clients. The space can be transformed at a moment’s notice into a private screening room, enabling guests to fully immerse themselves in a selection of fascinating and educational watchmaking films. Hands-on watchmaking experiences The first floor is also home to a dedicated Atelier d’Antoine workshop space. Here, Jaeger-LeCoultre presents hands-on programmes for watch enthusiasts who wish to know more about how a fine mechanical watch is made. Based on different themes that are core to the Jaeger-LeCoultre story, the Discovery Workshops and Masterclasses are richly immersive experiences that combine theoretical learning with hands-on watchmaking practice, to groups of a maximum of eight people per workshop. Much more than a place only to purchase exceptional timepieces, the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Flagship on Wangfujing Street invites visitors to pause and take the time to immerse themselves in the creative and cultural world of La Grande Maison, 'The Watchmaker of Watchmakers'™ from the Vallée de Joux. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Flagship Boutique is located at WF CENTRAL, Building 1, 269 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng, Beijing. The boutique will open to guests on September 1st 2024 from Monday to Sunday from 10:00am to 10:00pm. Appointments for the Atelier d’Antoine Discovery Workshop should be made via a Sales Associate at the WF Central Boutique. Discover the boutique  here . About Jaeger-LeCoultre – The Watchmaker of Watchmakers™ Since 1833, driven by an unquenchable thirst for innovation and creativity, and inspired by the peaceful natural surroundings of its home in the Vallée de Joux, Jaeger-LeCoultre has been distinguished by its mastery of complications and the precision of its mechanisms. Known as the Watchmaker of Watchmakers™, the Manufacture has expressed its relentlessly inventive spirit through the creation of more than 1,400 different calibres and the award of more than 430 patents. Harnessing 190 years of accumulated expertise, La Grande Maison’s watchmakers design, produce, finish and ornament the most advanced and precise mechanisms, blending passion with centuries-old savoir-faire, linking the past to the future, timeless but always up with the times. With 180 skills brought together under one roof, the Manufacture creates fine timepieces that combine technical ingenuity with aesthetic beauty and a distinctively understated sophistication. 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Formula 1® has announced its first investment in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) as part of its ultra-efficient logistics strategy and commitment to reaching Net Zero by 2030. The first phase of investment focuses on SAF purchases through Global Partner DHL for air cargo to and from flyaway races since the Australian Grand Prix in March and covers approximately 20% of subsequent cargo flights this season. Using SAF delivers an estimated 80% reduction in associated carbon emissions per flight, which means that the flights covered by SAF purchases in the 2024 season are estimated to save over 4,500 tCO2e (tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent), compared to the use of conventional aviation fuel. In this first phase of investment, Formula 1 is procuring SAF using the industry recognised ‘book and claim’ model through DHL’s GoGreen Plus service. As the sector and SAF infrastructure is expanding, it is not possible to directly fuel cargo planes used to move F1 freight with SAF. Instead, DHL has enabled F1 to ‘book’ the needed fuel amount, which then gets added to the supply chain in other planes where SAF is directly available. This ensures a high standard of product quality and traceability, with all carbon reductions verified before F1 can ‘claim’ them in their carbon footprint. This model helps reduce carbon emissions with current SAF volumes and encourages future market growth. SAF is the latest example of F1’s continued transition to sustainable fuels across the sport and its operations. From 2026, F1 cars will run on 100% sustainable fuel, while F2 and F3 will reach that standard by next season having been at 55% since the start of 2023, and the FIA Safety and Medical cars currently use 40% sustainable fuel. Grands Prix in Europe are delivered using biofuel-powered trucks, as well as events throughout the calendar using alternative energy solutions, such as biofuel. From next season, F1 will also power key operational areas of all European Grands Prix, such as the Pit Lane and Paddock, using a low-carbon power solution provided by Aggreko, which reduces emissions in the supplied areas by more than 90%. Ellen Jones, Head of ESG, Formula 1 said:   “Formula 1 has always been at the forefront of innovation, and our early stage investment in Sustainable Aviation Fuel is a testament to our dedication to deliver on our Net Zero by 2030 commitment. SAF is just the latest step for the business, and underscores how alternative fuels both on and off track can materially reduce carbon emissions. This delivery of our sustainability strategy is only made possible through coordinated actions across our sport.” Paul Fowler, Head of Motorsports Logistics, DHL said: “Our longstanding partnership with Formula 1 is built on a shared passion for innovation and excellence. We are committed to using our expertise to transport Formula 1’s cars and equipment around the world in the most efficient way possible. With 40 years of expertise in motorsports logistics, we are focused on cutting down greenhouse gas emissions and making motorsport more sustainable with every step we take.” Additional information: SAF is a core part of Formula 1’s alternative fuel strategy which will enable the sport to reach Net Zero by 2030 and its use will be extended in the coming months and years. In addition to the use of SAF, Formula 1 has already taken a number of steps to address its footprint associated to travel and logistics, including: Using biofuel-powered trucks to deliver the nine European Grands Prix, which reduced emissions in 2023 by an average of 83% compared to traditionally fuelled trucks. Rationalising the FIA Formula One World Championship calendar where possible to create a better flow of races. Utilising regional hubs in Europe, UAE, and the US to reduce the distance freight travels between events. Redesigning cargo containers to fit on to more efficient Boeing 777 aircrafts, reducing emissions by around 17%.  Implementing an industry leading remote broadcast operation that means less equipment and people travel to Grands Prix, with most of the production across a race weekend taking place in F1’s Media & Technology Centre in Biggin Hill, UK. By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Formula 1

Miami HEAT announced that they have signed guard Caleb Daniels. Per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. Daniels spent last season with the HEAT’s G League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, appearing in 31 regular season games (22 starts). He averaged 12.9 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 31.5 minutes while shooting 43.4 percent from the field, 34.5 percent from three-point range and 85 percent from the foul line. He scored in double-figures 21 times, recording six 20-point games, including four consecutive 20-point games from February 13th through the 25th. He posted two double-doubles and connected on multiple three-point field goals 14 times, including a season-high six against the OKC Blue on February 13. Additionally, among team leaders, Daniels finished second in rebounds and third in points, assists, blocks and three-point field goals made. Daniels recently appeared in seven Summer League games with the HEAT, including two during the California Classic in San Francisco and five while helping Miami capture the championship in the NBA2K25 in Las Vegas. He averaged 6.0 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.29 steals while shooting 40.6 percent from the field and 85.7 percent from the foul line. He recorded only three turnovers in the entire Summer League, posting a 4.0 assist-to-turnover ratio, and totaled a +47 plus/minus over the seven-game span. By ML Staff. Courtesy of NBA. For Miami HEAT tickets click here .

You are invited to attend the fall 2024 lineup of our "Watching Movies with" series, in which we invite prominent members of the community to choose a film they like and then participate in a post-screening Q&A with the audience.   Here are the links for this season's four screenings. Click on each link for more info. Tickets are $5 per event.   5 P.M. SEPTEMBER 28: Poet Laureate Richard Blanco   5 P.M. OCTOBER 5: Filmmaker Faren Humes   5 P.M. OCTOBER 12: Artist/photojournalist Carl Juste   4 P.M. NOVEMBER 9: Novelist Ana Menendez By ML Staff. Courtesy of University of Miami

William Randolph Hearst, notorious "father of yellow journalism," revolutionized news with sensationalist headlines crafted to grab attention and sell papers. His decades-old tactics still shape today's media, from clickbait to the rise of disinformation. Inspired by our installation HEARST: Lampooning the King of Yellow Journalism , this timely panel discussion features the director of FIU's Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media, Susan Jacobson, and Wolfsonian chief librarian Francis Luca. Together, they'll uncover the striking parallels between the media landscapes of Hearst's era and today. Date: Friday, November 15, 2024 Time: 6:15–8pm Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue Free | Register here Schedule 6:15pm–6:45pm | Installation Meet-and-Greet 7:00pm–8:00pm | Panel Discussion By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

Loewe Creative Director Jonathan Anderson once again embraced restraint for his Spring-Summer 2025 women’s collection, presented at the Château de Vincennes in Paris. A single bird sculpture by British artist Tracey Emin, entitled The only place you came to me was in my sleep (2017), sat with peaceful presence in the show space. Silhouettes traced a circular path in the center of the almost empty white room, flowing into the curvaceous lines of tailoring. Draping moved also in circles, short cape-like leather jackets were flared below the waist, as if frozen in the wind, and sequined mini dresses created a corolla effect as legs emerge from the hem. Floral prints and delicate silks fluttered in motion, revealing their crinoline structure. Models moved effortlessly in Ballet Runners and elongated Oxfords, grounding the grace of the silhouettes in footwear of varying proportions. The new trapezoid-shaped Madrid bag pays homage to Loewe’s home city, and the latest iteration of the Puzzle bag comes in feather-light nappa leather. Often balancing on the cusp of dream and reality, pieces play with illusion. An embossed leather coat reveals the hip, and white feathers create an ethereal cage around the bust. The fragility of feathers contrasts with a camouflage pattern, while hand-applied mother-of-pearl fragments transform plumage into scales or shells. Like Emin’s bronze bird, the collection seems poised to take flight, claiming a new form of freedom.  ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of LVMH

American Heritage Schools , the top-ranked PK3 through 12 college preparatory school in Florida, invites educators from throughout the country to its informative and engaging virtual job fair and continuing education webinar on Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m. From the convenience of their homes, attendees will learn about job opportunities and the benefits of teaching at American Heritage Schools, one of the top private schools in the country, with locations in Broward and Palm Beach counties. Educators will also earn 1.5 hours of continuing education credit offered by the Association of Independent Schools of Florida (AISF). During the webinar, Dr. Douglas Laurie, president of American Heritage Schools, will share insights into American Heritage Schools’ comprehensive mentoring program, designed to support educators in their professional growth and career development. Educators will also hear from nationally recognized speaker Jennifer Gonzalez, chief editor of Cult of Pedagogy, where she will discuss strategies for supporting student readers and writers in every class. With over 12 years of classroom experience, primarily teaching middle school language arts, Gonzalez has taught at the collegiate level, training future educators. In 2013, she founded Cult of Pedagogy, a popular website where she now works full-time, helping teachers across all subjects and grade levels refine their craft. Her Cult of Pedagogy podcast has garnered over nine million downloads, making her a leading voice in the field of education. Whether looking to expand one’s knowledge or explore new career opportunities, this webinar provides the perfect platform to advance their career in education. Pre-registration is required. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 7 p.m. ET Virtual via Zoom. Educators may watch from the convenience of their homes. American Heritage Schools’ virtual job fair and free continuing education webinar is open to the public and free to attend. For more information about the event and registration, please visit ahschool.info/Fall2024JobFair . For more information about American Heritage Schools’ open positions, please visit ahschool.com/careers-at-ahs . ML Staff. Images courtesy of