#estate of kevin gilbert

[joanofarc]

strong enough, kevin gilbert (2021).

for kevin it probably was [a rip on sheryl crow], but for me, we owned the publishing... so why not a gay disco version of ['strong enough'], so it’s played in clubs all over europe. and yeah, maybe it will piss off sheryl! the aim was not to piss off sheryl, we thought it was funny for a guy to sing "are you strong enough to be my man." kind of like a tribute to the village people. kind of a joke village people thing. we thought if it gets played in clubs, we get the publishing. we thought it was so clever, people might buy it. brian macleod.

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What’s Out This Week? 1/18

WEEK 3 OF 2023 LET’S GOOOOO

Barbarities GN Vol 1 -  Tsuta Suzuki

In this beautiful Boys' Love/BL romance inspired by Renaissance Europe, a dashing viscount tries to woo a serious nobleman! Lord Montague is a powerful figure in the nation, in need of a bodyguard following a threat to his life. Enter Viscount Adam Canning: a dashing blond-haired nobleman who swears to use his combat skills to protect Lord Montague...and woo anyone who catches his fancy while staying at Lord Montague's estate. When Adam sees Lord Montague's nephew, Joel, Adam is immediately smitten. But Joel is a serious young man, too busy rooting out crime and corruption to fall for Adam's charms. Of course, that just makes Adam want him more! Can Joel stay focused on his lofty ideals, or will he fall for the devilishly handsome viscount?

Children Of Palomar & Other Tales TP -  Gilbert Hernandez

This comics omnibus includes the graphic novels Julio's Day and The Children of Palomar, as well as never-before-collected work by brothers Mario and Gilbert Hernandez, some of which has never been available since its early 2000s run in comic book single issues.

Children of Palomar and Other Tales(the fifteenth volume in our Complete Love and Rockets Library omnibuses and the eighth Gilbert volume) begins with "Me for the Unknown," uncollected since its original 2001-2004 run in Love and Rockets Vol. II comic books. Written by Mario Hernandez and drawn by Gilbert Hernandez, it traces the Rabelaisian journey of Tagg Lillard. A U.S. citizen with a seemingly perfect life working in Latin America, he escapes a death trap clutching important papers, and an imperious CEO and his manservant pursue him through a land plagued by colonialist/corporate greed. Also collected: one of their joints from 2008, "Chiro el Indio." In The Children of Palomar suite of short stories (2006-2007; collected in 2013), there are many mysterious visitors, an apparition that haunts childless women, and readers learn how Chelo lost her eye. And in Julio's Day, which originally ran from 2001-2008 and was collected in 2013, a man's life-threaded with war, loss, illness, and forbidden love-spans a century.

The Chuckling Whatsit HC -  Richard Sala

The 1997 magnum opus of the late Richard Sala, master of graphic noir, has been out of print for years and is now available in hardcover for the very first time.

Sala weaves the gothic cartooning traditions of Edward Gorey and Charles Addams with a melodramatic murder mystery involving astrology, ghouls, academia, and outsider art. Part noir, part horror, and part comedy, this labyrinthine tale of intrigue follows an unemployed writer named Broom who becomes ensnared unwittingly in a complex plot involving mysterious outsider artist Emile Jarnac, the shadowy machinations of the Ghoul Appreciation Society Headquarters (GASH), and the enigmatic Mr. Ixnay. Sala's deadpan delivery makes this ingeniously layered narrative a roller-coaster ride of darkly pure comic suspense. Sala's drawing style also reveals the influence of everything from Hollywood monster movies and Dick Tracy to German expressionism and Grimm's fairy tales. It's a style that's perfectly suited to the narrative, constantly flirting with Sala's fascination for the grotesque and lending palpable tension to the gruesome riddle of The Chuckling Whatsit.

Dune: House Harkonnen #1 (of 12) -  Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, Michael Shelfer & Raymond Swanland

The second official, NYT Bestselling prequel to Dune is adapted for the first time by award-winning novelists Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson and artist Michael Shelfer (Domino), unveiling a closer look at the rising conflict between beloved characters and bitter villains. Fans will gain insight into how the early years of iconic figures Gurney Halleck, Lady Jessica, and Liet Kynes had their future shaped by the complex and brutal machinations of House Harkonnen! What difficult choices will tear Leto Atreides apart as Baron Harkonnen plots against not just House Atreides, but the Bene Gesserit and the Emperor himself?

Final Gamble #1 (of 6) -  Robyn Singer & Jorge Santiago Jr.

Gambling addict Danny Lin, and disgraced MMA fighter Jasmeet Khanna have both fallen on hard times. Owing an enormous amount of money to a loan shark named Mandy, they are offered the chance to save themselves by winning the money they need-in a game of poker against her. Unable to work together, the two men are easily defeated. As a result of their defeat, the two become prisoners of The Mercury Society, a group composed of the richest and most powerful people in the world. In this unforgiving Hell, people are forced to fight to the death in an elite gamble for their souls.

The Great Food In Comics Set -  Franckie Alarcon

Two delicious books in comics on food reunited! Sushi and Chocolate are explored. 

Fly to Japan and come discover all there is to know about sushi. After revealing the secrets of chocolate to us, Franckie Alarcon offers a gourmet panorama of this exceptional dish that has conquered the planet! But do you really know sushi? And for Dessert: Following Jacques Genin for a year, Franckie Alarcon hobnobbed with one of the biggest chefs of Chocolate. Former chef and pastry chef for prestigious restaurants, this super-talented autodidact shares all his passion and knowledge of chocolate and his process for creating recipes.

I’m Quitting Heroing GN Vol 1 -  Quantum, Nori Kazato & Hana Amano

After saving the world from the Demon Lord, the Hero, Leo, discovers that there isn't a place for him in it anymore. The incredible strength that made him humanity's greatest asset during the war is just a terrifying threat in times of peace, and he soon finds himself shunned from human society. But if the forces of good won't have him, that means it's time for him to apply elsewhere-for a job with his former enemy, the Demon Lord's Army!

Immortal Sergeant #1 (of 9) -  Joe Kelly & Ken Niimura 

Award-winning I KILL GIANTS storytellers JOE KELLY (Deadpool, Savage Spider-Man) and KEN NIIMURA (Eisner Award-winning Umami) return to yank on your heartstrings with IMMORTAL SERGEANT! On the eve of his unwelcome retirement, Jim Sargent (aka "Sarge") a grizzled, old-school detective, catches a break on a murder case that's haunted him for decades. Unfortunately, Sarge must drag his anxiety-riddled adult son, Michael, along for the ride or risk losing the lead forever. Can this dysfunctional duo overcome their own hang-ups, blindspots, and secrets to catch a killer?  

Is Love The Answer? GN -  Uta Isaki

A poignant coming-of-age story about a young woman coming into her own as she discovers her identity as aromantic asexual. When it comes to love, high schooler Chika wonders if she might be an alien. She's never fallen for or even had a crush on anyone, and she has no desire for physical intimacy. Her friends tell her that she just "hasn't met the one yet," but Chika has doubts... It's only when Chika enters college and meets peers like herself that she realizes there's a word for what she feels inside-asexual-and she's not the only one. After years of wondering if love was the answer, Chika realizes that the answer she long sought may not exist at all that that's perfectly normal.

Lugosi: The Rise And Fall Of Hollywood’s Dracula GN -  Koren Shadmi

The critically-acclaimed biography chronicling the tumultuous personal and professional life of horror icon Bela Lugosi. LUGOSI, the tragic life story of one of horror's most iconic film stars, tells of a young Hungarian activist forced to flee his homeland after the failed Communist revolution in 1919. Reinventing himself in the U.S., first on stage and then in movies, he landed the unforgettable role of Count Dracula in what would become a series of classic feature films. From that point forward, Lugosi's stardom would be assured...but with international fame came setbacks and addictions that gradually whittled his reputation from icon to has-been. LUGOSI details the actor's fall from grace and an enduring legacy that continues to this day.

Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid: Fafnir The Recluse GN Vol 1 -  Coolkyoushinja & Nobuyoshizamurai

The otaku dragon from the original hit manga series stars in a manga of his own! Fafnir is a dark, brooding curse dragon from the same world as Tohru, Kanna, and their friends. He's also an otaku who's as obsessed with games, merch, and doujinshi as he is with gold, jewels, and destroying all humans. This latest spin-off from the popular Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid series follows Fafnir's daily life in a shared apartment with Kobayashi's otaku coworker Takiya, where Fafnir tries to get along with humans and dragons-or just avoid them!

Noir Is The New Black: Watson & Holmes TP Vol 1 -  Karl Bollers, Rick Leonardi, Khary Randolph, & Walter Pereyra

Harlem, Now. A missing girl case bring together the most famous dynamic duo in the world for the first time! Reinventing the classic detective team from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in a bold diverse way, WATSON & HOLMES comes to the hit NOIR IS THE NEW BLACK label with a brand new cover by EXCELLENCE superstar Khary Randolph!

Oshi No Ko GN Vol 1 -  Aka Akasaka & Mengo Yokoyari

Gorou is a gynecologist and idol fan who's in shock after his favorite star, Ai, announces an impromptu hiatus. Little does Gorou realize that he's about to forge a bond with her that defies all common sense! Lies are an idol's greatest weapon in this outrageous manga from Aka Akasaka (Kaguya-sama: Love is War) and Mengo Yokoyari (Scum's Wish).

Pandora Seven GN Vol 1 -  Yuta Kayashima

"I wish I could meet other humans." That is the secret wish of Ria Frontier, who grew up as the sole human amid a veritable melting pot of other fantastical races on a small island. As she prepares to celebrate the turn of the thousand-year cycle, that wish is granted-in the form of a war party of humans that arrives on a flying ship to ransack her home and hurt her friends and adoptive family in search of "Pandora's Box."

Pushed too far by the cruelty of her race, Ria somehow manages to unseal the terrible power of what the humans have been looking for, unleashing a tragedy that will change her life forever...

Public Domain TP Vol 1 -  Chip Zdarsky

Syd Dallas is responsible for pop culture's greatest hero: THE DOMAIN! But his sons Miles and David have a complicated relationship with both the creation and their creator. Can they convince their dad to fight for their family's legacy? This fun and heartfelt series written and illustrated by Eisner winner CHIP ZDARSKY (SEX CRIMINALS, Daredevil) explores a WILD ALTERNATE WORLD where comic book creators aren't properly acknowledged or compensated for their creations!! Crazy, I know!!

Tatsuki Fuijmoto Before Chainsaw Man GN Vol 17-21 -  Tatsuki Fujimoto

See the origins of the mad genius who created Chainsaw Man! This short story manga collection features Tatsuki Fujimoto's earliest work. It's rough, it's raw, and it's pure Tatsuki Fujimoto!

To Boldly Go: How Nichelle Nichols & Star Trek Helped Advance Civil Rights GN -  Angela Dalton & Lauren Semmer

As Lieutenant Uhura on the iconic prime-time television show Star Trek, Nichelle Nichols played the first Black female astronaut anyone had ever seen on-screen. A smart, strong, independent Black woman aboard the starship Enterprise was revolutionary in the 1960s when only white men had traveled to outer space in real life and most Black characters on TV were servants. Nichelle not only inspired a generation to pursue their dreams but also opened the door for the real-life pioneering astronauts Sally Ride, Dr. Mae Jemison, and more. This empowering tribute to the trailblazing pop-culture icon reminds us of the importance of perseverance and the power of representation in storytelling. You just might be inspired to boldly go where no one like you has ever gone before!

Your Forma GN Vol 1 -  Mareho Kikuishi, Tsubata Nozaki & Yoshinori Kisaragi

In an alternate near future, the Your Forma, a miraculous "smart thread" technology initially developed to treat a massive outbreak of viral encephalitis, has become an integral part of daily life. But these convenient devices also record every sight, sound, and emotion their users experience.   For Electronic Investigator Echika Hieda, diving into peoples' memories via the Your Forma and hunting for evidence is all part of a day's work. The problem is, she's so adept at what she does that her assistants literally fry their brains trying to keep up with her. After putting one too many aides in the hospital, the top brass finally furnish Echika with a partner on her level, a brilliant yet cheeky android named Harold Lucraft. But can Echika put her prejudices against robots aside to solve the most complex case of her career?

Whatcha snagging this week, Fantom Fam?

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Strategic Management Paper for McDonald's Corporation

McDonald’s Restaurant Corporation

Presented to

Mr. Sofronio Dulay

Presented by

Cascante, Angelo Maria Paulo S.

Cocjin, Jan Ira L.

Dato, Maria Pauline Imee DC.

Matuguina, Patricia Anne S.

Mendoza, Robert Cyrell H.

Millena, Jhun Gilbert M.

Monis, Almira L.

Navarro, Ernestine Erich B.

Nicasio, Jericho Ivan T.

Santos, Aisle Patrice D.

May 7, 2021

DEDICATION

This research paper would have not been done if it was not a part of our final requirements in Strategic Management handled by Mr. Sofronio Dulay. We, therefore, thank him for his support and guidance along our journey in making this paper.

Our parents and friends who were there as our support system all throughout the semester. The ones who were there when we were trying to find our inspiration and motivation in completing this paper.

To all of us, who cooperated with one another by doing our best in making our part in this paper and helping each other to finish their parts.

To other students who might need the information provided in this paper in the near future. May you use this paper to expand your knowledge about McDonald’s or about Strategic Management and how it contributes to a company’s success.

Most important, to the God above us all, who gave us strength and knowledge in completing this paper and make it useful for anyone who might need it in the future. 

Table of Contents

Executive Summary ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

Internal Assessment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 - 17

Corporate Profile ---------------------------- --------------------------------------------7

Company Vision and Mission -------------------------------------------------------- 8

Corporate Officers ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

Product Line -----------------------------------------------------------------------------12

Internal Factor Evaluation Matrix  ------------------------------------------------- 15

External Assessment -------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 - 27

Porter’s Model Analysis -------------------------------------------------------------- 18

External Factor Evaluation Matrix  ------------------------------------------------ 21

Competitive Profile Matrix ------------------------------------------------------- ----25

Key External Factor  ------------------------------------------------------------------ 27

Strategy Formulation --------------------------------------------------------------------28 - 38 

Boston Consulting Group Matrix --------------------------------------------------- 28

Strategic Position and Action Evaluation Matrix ------------------------------- 31

Grand Strategy Matrix ---------------------------------------------------------------- 33

Internal - External Matrix ------------------------------------------------------------ 34

Strength - Weaknesses- Opportunities - Threats Analysis ------------------ 35

Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix ------------------------------------------- 38

Strategy Recommendation ------------------------------------------------------------ 43 - 47

Action Plan --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43 - 47

Conclusion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48

Financial Projection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49

References -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51

I. Executive Summary

Brothers Maurice and Richard McDonald opened the first ever McDonald’s Restaurant in 1948 at San Bernardino, California. They are originally focused on burgers, fries, and shakes and offered it  half the price of their competitors. This eventually caught Ray Kroc’s attention. He was the one to supply the restaurant when it started. Because of his amusement, he then formed the McDonald’s Corporation and opened his first franchised restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois later on.

This paper aims to identify five important parts that contributed in the huge success of McDonald’s today:

Internal Assessment

External Assessment

Strategy Formulation

Strategy Recommendation

Action Plan

Align with the strategic management of McDonald’s, this paper also includes the reason why a company’s strategies and decisions are very crucial in maintaining the state of the company to be sustainable for its stakeholders in the long run.

II.  Internal Assessment

A.  Corporate profile

Raymond Albert Kroc was an American businessman. He joined the California company McDonald's in 1954, after the McDonald brothers had franchised nine locations out of their original 1948 operation in San Bernardino (Wikipedia). 

McDonald's is the largest food service company in the world. They generate more than $40 billion in sales. We have over 30,000 restaurants across six continents in over 100 countries. We have the advantages of size and a good financial position. We own one of the most well-known and valued brands in the world. In restaurant operations, real estate, retailing, marketing, and franchising, we have an unrivaled global infrastructure and competencies. In terms of social responsibility, we are a market leader. In 1948, the brothers launched the "Speedee Service System," expanding on the ideals of the modern fast-food restaurant pioneered by their predecessor White Castle more than two decades before.   The original McDonald's mascot was "Speedee," a chef hat on top of a hamburger. The Golden Arches took over as the universal mascot in 1962, replacing Speedee. Ronald McDonald, the clown mascot, was first unveiled in 1965. He featured in advertisements to appeal to the children's market.

McDonald's began to really take off in the early 1960s. McDonald's popularity was boosted by the growth of automobile use in the United States, which combined with suburbanization. Ray Kroc the founder of McDonalds bought out the McDonald brothers for $2.7 million in 1961, with the aim of making McDonald's the country's number one fast-food chain. McDonald's Corporation has not only grown to become the world's largest fast-food restaurant company since its launch in 1955, but it has also changed Americans' eating habits and, increasingly, the preferences of non-Americans. In any given day, over 46 million people feast at one of the company's 31,000 restaurants, which are distributed across 119 countries on six continents. Around 9,000 of the restaurants are owned and operated by the company; the rest are managed by franchisees or in joint ventures with local entrepreneurs. In 2003, systemwide sales (which include combined profits from all three categories of restaurants) exceeded $46 billion.

B. Company Mission and Vision

Vision

“To move with velocity, to drive profitable growth and become an even better McDonald’s serving more customers delicious food each day around the world.”

Mission

“To make delicious feel-good moments easy for everyone.”

McDonald’s corporation provides concern to its community through serving high pleasant to the taste foods for people to enjoy eating with available convenient store hours and locations worldwide, budget-friendly prices but does not compromise the taste and service quality, and prioritize customers’ expectations. McDonald’s does not just simply provide foods, they serve great moments that allows consumers to feel good and lighthearted.

C. Corporate Officers

President and Chief Executive Officer -  Chris Kempczinsk

Senior Vice President, Chief Digital Customer Engagement Officer -  Lucy Brady

Executive Vice President and Global Chief People Officer -  Heidi Capozzi

Executive Vice President, Chief Supply Chain Officer -  Francesca DeBiase

Executive Vice President and Chief Global Impact Officer -  Katie Beirne Fallon

Executive Vice President, Global CIO -  Daniel Henry

Senior Vice President, Global Restaurant Development & Restaurant Solutions Group -  Piotr Jucha

Interim General Counsel and Secretary -  Mahrukh Hussain

Senior Vice President and Global Chief Marketing Officer -  Alistair Macrow

Senior Vice President, Global Finance -  Brian Mullens

Vice President, Strategic Alignment and Chief of Staff, Office of the CEO -  Mark Ostermann

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer -  Kevin Ozan

D. Product Line

McDonald’s Corporation is a fast-food service business that offers a variety of food and beverages worldwide, mainly burgers, fries, chicken and sundaes. Since the company is established globally, there are differences in the menu offered depending on the countries, some restaurants have the specific product compared to the others. This is due to the distinction of consumer behaviors that affects the menu provided. However, the appearances, services, packaging and the consistency of McDonald’s remains the same in diverse countries that contributes in attracting loyal consumers. Also, the company provides limited products on a seasonal basis that effectively allure consumers due to its exclusive offers. The main product line of the company consists:

Burgers and sandwiches (Big Mac, Quarter Pounder with Cheese, Fillet-O-Fish and other chicken sandwiches)

Chicken meals (McChicken, McNuggets, and fillets)

Breakfast meals (McMuffins, pancakes)

Snacks and sides (french fries, pies)

Desserts (McFlurry, soft-serve

Beverages (McFloats, soft drinks, shakes, coffee)

In the United States, McDonald’s offers a variety of full or limited breakfast meals such as biscuit and bagel sandwiches, Sausage McMuffins, and McGriddles. While in Asia, some restaurants provide meals including soups. Beef is replaced by lamb in India due to religious restrictions of consuming beef. Prawns or shrimps are offered in the countries of Indonesia and Singapore, while in Western Europe and Germany, products that contain high margins such as beer are offered. In New Zealand, meat pies are offered as it is a local favorite. McDonald’s have been able to adopt and innovate the products they offer to the market depending on the preferences of its consumers across the world. Despite the controversy in the products offered by McDonald’s as it is labeled as ‘unhealthy’, the company still aims to adjust its menu determined by consumer preferences in every country.

E. Internal Factor Evaluation Matrix

IFE Analysis 

The Internal Factor Evaluation (IFE) Matrix is evaluated through the key internal factors of the McDonald’s Restaurant Corporation - the strengths and opportunities. The ratings that were provided in the company’s strengths are: the strength of the brand name and reputation weighted 0.12, with 4 as the rating, and a total weighted score of 0.48. The strength on the introduction of a new product weighted 0.06, with 4 ratings, and 0.24 as the weighted score. Next, the company strategy on attracting the customers, place, and their promotion weighted 0.12, with 4 as the rating, and weighted score of 0.48. The comprehensive training for the managers in the Hamburger University weighted 0.10, with 3 as the rating, and 0.30 for the weighted score. Next is the strength of global presence with 0.12 weight, 3 as the rating, and 0.36 as the weighted score. The customer’s focus was 0.06, 4 as the rating, and 0.24 as the total weighted score. Lastly,  the strength in production in the marketplace with 0.12 as its weight, 4 as its rating, and 0.48 as its totality. On the other hand, the weaknesses of McDonald’s Corporation’s rating are: the undesirable images of foods with 0.08 weight, 1 rating, and weighted score of 0.08; the disregarding breakfast with weight of 0.06, 1 rating, and 0.06 total weighted score; the weak in examining the needs of their customers with 0.04 weight, 2 rating, and 0.08 weighted score; the customer service with the weight of 0.04, 1 as rating, and 0.04 as the total weighted score; the product innovation with 0.04 weight, 1 rating and  weighted score of 0.04; lastly, the labor turnover with 0.04 weight, 2 rating, and 0.08 weighted score. 

The overall weighted score of the McDonald’s Corporation’s key internal factor resulted in a 3.2, which indicates that the company has a strong position in addressing their internal factors that largely influence the current status of the business. Thus,  the company has nothing to worry about but still can further develop what needs more improvement.

III. External Assesment 

The figure  portrays the five forces analysis of McDonald’s Corporation that assesses its external factors and its effects in order to determine a corporate strategy. Upon evaluating its competitive condition, the intensities established for McDonald’s Corporation’s analysis are the following: 

Strong Force for Competitive Rivalry 

Weak Force for Bargaining Power of Suppliers 

Strong Force for Bargaining Power of Consumers

 Strong Force for Threat of Substitution

 Moderate Force for Threat of Entrants

Competitive Rivalry (Strong Force)

As several multinational and local food establishments offer almost similar variety of menus, the market situation leads to a more intensive rivalry. Due to this, a level of saturation has been developed and created a tougher competition within the market. Fast-food restaurants such as Jollibee, KFC, Burger King, Wendy’s and the other local restaurants in different countries are some of the competitors of McDonald’s and these firms placed a great emphasis on efficient advertisements, introducing of new deals, and widening of access for potential consumers through providing extensive franchises globally. The increasing number of competitors as well as its aggressiveness caused a strong consideration in the strategy of McDonald’s Corporation. 

Bargaining Power of Suppliers (Weak Force)

The raw materials used by McDonald’s Corporation such as chicken meats, potatoes, and any other kitchen essentials are available in a relatively large scale of suppliers. Additionally, as the firm purchases a massive order on a regular basis, several suppliers would be much willing to coordinate with them. Negotiation of terms by suppliers is not applicable in McDonald’s strategic management as they can shift in ease with only minimal switching cost. Thus, there is a weak force in relation to bargaining power of suppliers for the corporation.

Bargaining Power of Consumers (Strong Force)

The consumers of the McDonald’s have several restaurant alternatives to choose over from the market. If the products or services offered by the corporation failed to meet the expectations of its consumers, no matter if they are loyal, new, or potential buyers, they can divert from any of the competitors with ease and largely affect their operations. As consumers may object to any price-related concerns such as price increase and shift from one restaurant to another, the customer loyalty of McDonald’s has a possibility to decrease. Therefore, developing strategies to retain consumers is crucial for the corporation that makes the bargaining power of the consumers strong. 

Threat of Substitution (Strong Force)

Different varieties of products and services are readily available in the market and can affect the strategies of McDonald’s Corporation. Foods such as traditional or local, home-cooked meals, foods offered by other fast-food restaurants that are out of ordinaries, and even bakeries can be a potential alternative for what the firm has to provide to its consumers. With regards to quality and customer satisfaction, these substitutes equip competitiveness and focused emphasis that leads into a more intense rivalry and switching from alternatives does not require any cost to consumers. In addition, health concerns regarding the McDonald’s menu have been brought up as it was considered as “unhealthy meals” and later on cause health-related problems which was a factor consumers can consider to divert to the competitors. This external factor revealed that a strong force is evident in the threat of substitution. 

Threat of Entrants (Moderate Force)

New competitors in the market have several barriers to break in order to threaten McDonald’s competitive advantages. As the corporation has already successfully built their brand name internationally, the entrants have a long journey to undergo to be on par with McDonald’s. These include investment in capital and in time, profitable economic scale establishment, developing an efficient supply chain, and a large-scale marketing approach in order to gain recognition from a wider range of potential consumers that plays an essential role in a firm’s success. The conditions in the market are one of the most challenging for newly established businesses as they have to excel and have an outstanding performance. Thus, it depicts that there is only a moderate force in the threat of entrants in McDonald’s strategic management.

B. External Factor Evaluation Matrix

EFE Analysis

Using the EFE matrix, we identify the main external opportunities and threats or potentially affecting an organization. For External Factor Evaluation (EFE) Matrix. The key External Factors for Weight, Rating and Weighted Score for - Opportunities: Operates in a fast growing industry for weight of 0.10, rating of 4 and weighted score of 0.4. Capture market share globally for weight of 0.06, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.18. It can adapt to the needs of the societies and undergo an innovative product line for weight of 0.08, rating of 1 and weighted score of 0.08. Economies and competitors inspire brand loyalty and return customers for weight of 0.05, rating of 2 and weighted score 0.1. People’s attraction towards promotional offers for weight of 0.09, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.27. Demand for free-wifi versus competitive charges for weight 0.09, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.27. Introducing the new flavors and taste for health conscious people for weight of 0.11, rating of 4 and weighted score of 0.44. More US and Global Markets welcome McDonald’s for weight of 0.09, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.27. And for the key External Factors Weight, Rating and Weighted Score for - Threats: Price wars for weight of 0.03, rating of 2 and weighted score of 0.06. Health professionals and consumer activists accuse McDonald’s of contributing to the country’s health issue of high cholesterol , heart attacks, diabetes, and obesity for weight of 0.10, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.30.  Healthy eating demands eroding sales for weight of 0.02, rating of 3 and weighted score of 0.06. Steady U.S. Unemployment for weight of 0.03, rating of 2 and weighted score of 0.06. Rising costs for weight of 0.06, rating of 2 and weighted score of 0.12. Lastly, Calorie counts and nutritional value posted for weight of 0.09, rating of 2 and weighted score of 0.18. For the total weighted score of 2.79. has shown that McDonald's is responding above average to its external factor. They are attempting to seize as many opportunities as possible while avoiding threats to their best.

Overall, the total weighted score of the EFE Matrix resulted in 2.79, which indicates that McDonald’s Corporation is responding to the external factors - opportunities and threats - above the average way to address these components outside the control of the company. This means that the current strategies used are enough to eliminate the potential threats that might influence every aspect of McDonald’s, also by taking the given opportunities as their advantage. 

C.  Competitive Profile Matrix

Competitive Profile Analysis

The overall competitiveness of a firm can be evaluated on the basis of its overall strength rating. Competitive profile matrix shows that the total weighted score of McDonald’s is higher than Jollibee, KFC and Mang-Inasal which means that McDonald’s enjoys the strongest competitive position. On the other hand, Jollibee has a net competitive disadvantage because of its lower total weighted score than McDonald’s and KFC.

D.  Key External Factors

External factors are things that happen outside of a company that affect its performance. They can have a positive or negative effect. External influences are beyond the control of a company. It can only respond to them and make decisions to ensure its continued progress.

Opportunities

Operates in fast growing Industry

Capture market share globally

It can adapt to the needs of the societies and undergo an innovative product line

Economies and competitors inspire brand loyalty and return customers People’s attraction towards promotional offers

Demand For free-wifi versus competitive charges

Introducing the new flavors and taste for health conscious people

More US and Global Markets welcome McDonald’s

Threats

Price wars Health professionals and consumer activists accuse McDonald’s of contributing to the country’s health issue of high cholesterol, heart attacks, diabetes,and obesity

Healthy eating demands eroding sales

Steady U.S. Unemployment

Rising costs

Calorie counts and nutritional value posted

IV.  Strategy Formulation

A. Boston Consulting Group Matrix

BCG Matrix Analysis

The need for strategy, in order to expand its existing product in a very promising market for McDonalds is very essential. McDonalds and other major fast food chains have dominated the American continent as well as elsewhere. Since 1940, McDonalds has been a largest fast food chain restaurant serving nearly 47 million customers daily and more than 31,000 customers in 199 countries worldwide. They sell various fast food items and soft drinks including burgers, chicken, salads, fries and ice creams. Especially in countries with large populations and high development rates, McDonalds uses BCG Matrix to analyze what is the current position of the company and identify that the company has the potential to grow in the fast food market.

Star

In the BCG Matrix of McDonalds, as we can see above the figure that according to the research, we came to know that McDonalds McFlurry is the star product of the company because of its high market share with the maximum market growth. The company makes money in that particular product with high investment in marketing, promotion and advertisement of the product. The company should invest more money in that product so that they can convert it into a cash cow product.

Cash Cow

In this quadrant, we can analyze that McDonalds McChicken, Fish-o-Fillet, Burgers, Sundae and Fries are the cash cows of the company because the company makes maximum profit in those products but with less cash consuming on its marketing and other departments. This product has already established its market growth, so that the company does not need to invest that much money but the company has to be alert if the cash cow products lose its appeal then it goes to the decline and might be wiped out from the market.

Dog

In this quadrant, we can observe that McDonald's Coffee is the dog product of the company with the less relieved market share and less market growth rate. Basically, this product is the charm product of the company because the company is not investing that much money to bring it into the market to increase their market share. The company is sustaining this product only on this hope that they can make it star otherwise if they are unable to do so they have to off shelf this product from the product life cycle and liquidate in the market.

Question Mark

In this phase of the BCG Matrix of McDonalds, there is a product which is named as McDonalds Chocodip Sundae is the breakeven product of the company because that product has minimum market share with the high market growth rate. Understanding that statement we can assume that this product has good market value but not generating that much revenue but if the company starts investing more and more money in that specific product, we can convert it into our star product and if the company does not do that then this product must also liquidate into the market and wipe out from the product life cycle.

Conclusion - BCG Matrix Analysis

The analysis of the BCG Matrix above depicts that newly launched McChocoDip is in the question mark quadrant because of its high growth but low market share. McDonald’s McFlurry will appear as a star due to their high market share and sales growth. Ice cream, fries and different deals are cash cows products due to their high market shares but low on sales growth. Tea, coffee and apple pie become dog due to its low market share and sales growth.

B. Strategic Position and Action Evaluation Matrix (SPACE Matrix)

SPACE Matrix Analysis

Aggressive, Conservation, Defensive, Competitive are the four strategies belonging to the four quadrants of the Strategic Position and Action Evaluation Matrix.

The SPACE Matrix analysis functions upon two internal and two external strategic dimensions in order to determine the organization’s strategic posture in the industry. The SPACE Matrix is based on four areas of analysis.

Internal strategic dimensions:

Financial Strength (FS)

Competitive Advantage (CA)

External strategic dimensions

Environmental Stability (ES)

Industry Strength (IS)

Every business is also affected by the environment in which it operates. SPACE Matrix factors related to business external strategic dimensions are for example overall economic condition, GDP growth, inflation, price elasticity, technology, barriers to entry, competitive pressures, industry growth potential and others.

McDonald’s focuses on the change of cash flow and income so that both of them will get the highest ranking in financial strength (FP). On the other hand, there were some troubles about the inflation rate in a few countries (SP). However, its strength in industry (IP) is very good at profit potential and growth potential because fast food became a trend in the modern world. It has to consider market share (CP).

McDonald’s should have aggressive strategy for its business:

Forward Integration

Product Development (set up more healthier food

C.     Grand Strategy Matrix

Grand Strategy Matrix Analysis

McDonalds has a strong competitive position against their competitors but their market growth is slow so it is placed at Quadrant III in the Grand Strategy Matrix, it is suggested that McDonalds should have diversification strategies, unrelated diversification and joint ventures.

D. Internal - External Matrix

Internal-External Matrix Analysis

The Internal Factor Evaluation (IFE) Matrix has a total weighted score of 2.8 and the External Factor Evaluation (EFE) Matrix has a total weighted score of 2.79. The outcome of the IFE and EFE total weighted scores shows that it falls on the Hold and Maintain and the company’s strategies are to be focused on market development and product development but other strategies should also be considered. 

E.     Strength - Weaknesses - Opportunities - Threats Analysis

F. Quantitative Strategies Planning Matrix

McDonalds' market share is slowly decreasing, and their production process is in reduction as a result of the fast food industry's many rivals. They can't obtain any more market share, so they'll have to develop a new plan for the market. To define key strategic considerations for the QSPM matrix, we use the EFE and IFE matrix.

(Attractiveness Score: 1 = not acceptable; 2 = possibly acceptable; 3 = probably acceptable; 4 = most acceptable; 0 = not relevant)

We point to a 5.75 score for a strong brand name, image, reputation, introduction of a new product, attracting customers, place, promotion and strength to the global presence because these factors will absolutely be related to successful expansion of the company. Moreover, expanding in new markets will be deeply relevant to the introduction of new flavors and tastes for health-conscious people and the price of its products. Demand for free-wifi will attract more customers so that support for the feasibility of the strategy.

V. Strategy Recommendation and Action Plan

Strategy & Financial Objects

       Mcdonald's is one of the most prominent fast-food restaurants globally. It keeps up its commitment to giving reasonable food products, convenience, fast service, and satisfying the customers. Therefore, Mcdonald's came up with the strategy of expanding the cashless or paperless payment to all its consumers; the vibe ought to rouse a pleasant and inviting environment for consumers. It should develop a strategy of proceeding with its worldwide extension into two modern markets. These present new products will adjust the culture and conventions of the existing new markets and have better relations between the employees and consumers.

Strategic Objectives

Time Management

       It is essential to manage time powerfully to guarantee that Mcdonald's runs smoothly and give the consumer a fast and better service; to prevent many consumers from waiting, each employee should have a specific job or work in the restaurant and should never mix up with other tasks and will have a lot of workload around the restaurant. Time management framework should be utilized in all exercises to supply our consumers' most excellent efficiency and viability; it not only achieves a goal but can make a consumer satisfied. 

Maintain High-Quality Products

Mcdonald's should constantly have fresh, excellent, and high-quality products to give to its consumers. Furthermore, it should also have all products meet the standard of brilliance guidelines; it increases the restaurant's growth and lessens consumers to find new convenient food restaurants. Thus, making sure employees sanitize their workplace and themselves before putting all the products to their destined places. Packaging and appearance should always look elegant and applicable to the consumer's eyes. 

Healthy and New Products

To increase the growth and profit of Mcdonald's, it should have not only non-healthy products or food but also healthy and beneficial to every consumer.  Some consumers prepare to buy a budget-friendly prize and healthy food to maintain their shapes and maintain their diet, giving consumers healthy products like vegan foods can increase consumers loyalty. Not only that but Mcdonald's should also consider advertisements or collabs products that are in demand at the present moment; it should not only for kids but also for adults because many consumers have habits of collecting many products like toys and stuff. 

Employees Growth

Engaging employees implies contributing within the most significant gaining potential accessible. Instruction and training are among the most grounded devices a proprietor can provide to staff individuals to assist them in succeeding and can be paired with the group gaining objectives to form a group culture inside the commerce. It could benefit not only the employees but also make the consumer have a satisfying service. These could help both Mcdonald's growth but also their employee's growth. 

Financial Objectives

When it comes to the money-related angle, Mcdonald's primary purpose is to extend its revenue and legitimate allocation of its budgetary assets, better taste of their food products, and prioritize purchasers' expectations.  Above all, one thing that ought to be acknowledged is the proper advancement of commerce when it comes to income. Appropriate promotion of the trade comes with enhancing deals since it'll pull in more customers, giving more advertisements and collaborations or eye-catching products to attract more customers. Whether a new product is introduced or old foods are recreated or reintroduced, the product must be one that consumers have been expecting and requiring. Thus, placing new products necessitates a suitable price, providing them high-quality products and a budget-friendly price.

Recommended Business Strategies

Mcdonald's has been quickly extending and growing for the last few years. During the pandemic, it must focus on the paperless payment method or strategy to ensure the quality of its service. Employees should also consider maintaining a positive atmosphere towards their customers; it will build up their characteristics and growth. They must recognize their shortcomings or the zones where they confront difficulties when working as a group—shifting their focus on making a new product and boosting advertisements that could catch the eye of its consumer. The business is also growing and benefits by having collaborations with other companies, and it could also help their revenue.

Since the beginning of 2020, McDonald's offers were up to about 4% in premarket exchange. The stock, which encompasses an advertising cap of about $167 billion, has risen about 10%. Still, Mcdonald's should also invest in their digital or modern way to serve customers, using mobile ordering and cashless payments to create more accessible, faster, and even better customer service. Moreover, they need to increase their advertising share by branching out to new undiscovered markets. 

Due to the pandemic, many restaurants have no choice but to shut their door for losing revenue and consumers.  However, Mcdonald's gains more opportunities with their interest; they could grab the chance to increase their sales by providing its consumers with the fastest and good service. They could also collaborate with celebrities to advertise their new or existing product; customers will be attracted to their products, affecting their income in a good way.

Mcdonald's growth and sales during 2020 up to this year are profoundly driven by the rise in value-conscious shoppers willing to use the fastest and easiest way to get food. Many customers don't have any time to cook or go outside because of loaded work, and they are working from their home cause of the ongoing pandemic. Therefore, it does increase the sales and growth of Mcdonald's.

Recommended Organizational Strategies

Mcdonald's expands its market share and franchise and provides a better way to improve its service and employees. It should have the efficiency of commerce and quality of assistance offered. Develop group aptitudes and rates, give legitimate preparation to workers, and recognize their qualities and shortcomings. In this manner, identifying qualities and shortcomings seems to offer assistance to progress their abilities and move forward their character advancement; they may greatly benefit their customers. Also, they need to understand that there are different cultures where their franchise is located. To address this kind of matter, they can train their employees on cross-cultural management. They must consider employees to have good time management and give them their specific objectives without over-burdening work and varied tasks. 

Some customers are health-conscious, and they prefer the healthy and more effective way to maintain their diet.  Since Mcdonald's is a fast-food restaurant, they mainly serve unhealthy and health risk food. With Mcdonald's goal to improve their customers' loyalty and to serve great moments that permit consumers to feel good and joyous, they could bring up new products such as vegan foods and diet foods that the customers prefer. Food delivery and drive-thru, especially during this pandemic, surprisingly increase because customers must stay at home. Therefore, improving their delivery and drive-thru using modern ways like cashless payment could make it easier and faster for their customers.

VI. Conclusion

This research paper identifies the story behind the success of McDonald’s and how its strategic management was built to contribute towards the uncountable achievements of McDonald’s.

McDonald’s success is achieved through its detailed strategic management. Although its market share currently decreases because of the pandemic and arising rivalries, it can still be dragged up by improvements considering the results of matrix and SWOT analysis. Developments shall be based on surveys and researches results to successfully point out details to be improved for the further achievements of McDonald’s.

This research paper shows how McDonald’s restaurant started from the bottom and reached the top through determination and continuous implementation of strategies built to make McDonald’s rage towards success. This also shows how every part of a strategy is crucial in developing a decision that will affect the state of the company and how its going to operate for the consumers and employees in a way that positively benefits the company and its stakeholders. 

VII. Financial Projection

Over the years, the company of McDonald’s has been progressing to a full growth, their plan to get more customers to buy at Mcdonalds and back to the restaurant has been very successful and improving the customer's full and complete experiences when dining in and out. McDonalds is a great company to invest in stock markets, but it would not be considered a great investment for a short term. Mcdonalds has been improving these past few years with their different strategies for every branch, until Mcdonalds has a plan to change the experience of the consumer it's net sales have gone down. 

In the table shown above is the McDonald’s Financial Projection, their Total Revenue in September 2020 was 5418.1% and decreased in December 2020 with 5313.8%. 

Their Gross Profit  in September 2020 was 2904.7% and in December 2020 was 2780.2%.

Their Total Operating Expenses in September 2020 was 2891.7% and increased in December 2020 with 3170.9%.

Their Total Income in September 2020 was 2142.9%   and in December 2020 was 2526.4%.

Their Net Income in September 2020 1762.6% and in December 2020 was 1377.2%.

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Hollywood Reporter, October 16

Cover: Bob Iger and Disney+ 

Page 8: Contents 

Page 10: Contents 

Page 17: The Report -- South Park, LeBron James, Hollywood and the new self-censorship mess 

Page 18: Shari Redstone explores plan to launch Fox News rival 

Page 20: NFL’s ratings comeback: What’s stoking the fire? 

Page 22: NBC News chief’s writing gigs add drama to Ronan Farrow flap, Americans divided over Matt Lauer fallout and NBC response 

Page 24: Box Office, Broadcast TV, Cable TV, Billboard Hot 100, Billboard 200 

Page 26: 7 Days of Deals -- Endangered? Hardly. Bob Weinstein attempts animation comeback, More streamers? No Problem for MIPCOM sellers, Rights Available! The Education of Brett Kavanaugh by Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly, The Divines by Ellie Eaton, Film -- Zoe Kravitz, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Samara Weaving, Billy Porter, Daveed Diggs 

Page 27: Cherry Jones, Elisabeth Moss, Felicity Jones and Shailene Woodley, Russell Crowe and Kevin Williamson, Len Wiseman, Colm McCarthy, Television -- Mandy Moore, Michael Bloom, Chuck Lorre, Sarah Silverman, Holly Hunter, Rob Gronkowski, Jenna Dewan, Digital -- Alfonso Cuaron, Patrick Moran, James Vanderbilt, Jason Sudeikis, Clive Owen, Kerry Washington, Hadley Robinson, Erik Oleson, Real Estate -- Lisa Henson sold to Michael Patrick King, Sebastian Maniscalco, Rep Sheet -- Arnold Schwarzenegger, Francis Ford Coppola, Pamela Adlon, Gwen Hollander 

Page 29: About Town -- Next Big Thing -- Da’Vine Joy Randolph 

Page 30: Wellness tips for sharks, THR Confidential -- which studio kept its priceless papers in a salt mine? 

Page 32: Yes, I Did Say That! -- Mindy Kaling, Ana Navarro-Cardenas, Noah Oppenheim, Elon Musk, Courtney Kube, Paula Abdul, Ted Sarandos, Jane Fonda 

Page 34: THR’s Power Business Managers Breakfast -- Lou Taylor and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Ashley Cullins and Andrew Meyer, Randy O’Connor and Harvey Gettleson and John Rigney, Shawn Holley, John A. Blakeman and Buwa Ijirigho, Steven Shapiro and Eric Fulton, Robin Greenhill and Michelle Benedict and Heather Kinder, Scott Stuber and Martha Henderson, Rob Seltzer and Steve Campeas, John McIlwee and Alex Grissom 

Page 35: Power of Style -- Jordan LaValle and Meg Chapman, Bozoma Saint John and Negar Ali Kline, Carolyn Manetti and Stephanie Gisondi-Little and Ann Cherkis, Dana Asher Levine and Mindy Weiss, Richard Weitz and Matthew Belloni and Alexandra von Bargen and Debbie Flynn and Andrew Weitz and Francesca Pittaluga, Tanya Gill and Caryn Capotosto, THR’s Women in Global Entertainment Lunch -- Marisa Guthrie and Dream Hampton and Brie Miranda Bryant

Page 36: Gala in the Garden -- Gloria Steinem and Rita Wilson and Judy Chicago and Ann Philbin, Jordan Peele and Ron Meyer, Song Kang-ho and Park So-dam and Bong Joon-ho, Elizabeth Chambers Hammer, Chris Martin and Beck, Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams and Roxane Gay and Debbie Millman, amfAR Gala -- Hale Leon and Frankie Grande and Lea Michele, Christina Aguilera, Dan Bucatinsky and Gwyneth Paltrow and Don Ross, Alan Cumming, Jay Ellis and Tricia Helfer, Eva Longoria, Paris Jackson, Rumer Willis, Cheyenne Jackson 

Page 38: Rambling Reporter -- Adam Driver and Mark Hamill, Jared Leto upset over Joker film, tapes of Judy Garland’s last performances, Nicholas Britell, Power Dining -- Kamala Harris and Shangela, Michael Barker, Jon Feltheimer and John Burnham and Bryan Lourd, Andy Cohen and Bruce Bozzi and Simon Halls and John Mayer and Ricky Van Veen, Edgar Ramirez, Jennifer Stallone, Conan O’Brien, Robert Herjavec 

Page 40: Hitched, Hatched, Hired 

Page 42: The Business -- Aaron L. Gilbert 

Page 44: Tim Cook’s bumpy TV launch 

Page 48: Martin Scorsese isn’t wrong about Marvel (he isn’t right, either) 

Page 52: Authenticity is everything for a star’s beauty brand -- Lady Gaga, Ryan Seacrest, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Alba, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rihanna, Millie Bobby Brown 

Page 54: Men’s Athleisure for office? Don’t laugh, Here come the electric hypercars, Power Shopping -- Sylvester Stallone, Jennifer Aniston, Diana Ross,  Katie Holmes, Hawk Koch, Max Greenfield, Jameela Jamil, Gwyneth Paltrow 

Page 56: One of the world’s largest penthouses ... in WeHo? 

Page 58: Cover Story -- Disney Over the Top -- Let the streaming wars begin 

Page 64: THR 100 -- the ranking of Hollywood’s most powerful execs, makers, stars and powerhouses 

Page 78: Miranda Kerr’s Malibu moment 

Page 82: WarnerMedia’s new war rooms 

Page 86: Inside the Katy Perry convent 

Page 90: Making art “flow” in Beverly Hills -- Sidney and Caroline Kimmel 

Page 93: Review -- Watchmen 

Page 94: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil 

Page 95: Social Climbers -- Actors -- Tyler Perry, Bette Midler, Comedians -- Bassem Youssef, Scripted TV -- Riverdale 

Page 97: Backlot -- Lina Wertmuller 

Page 98: Steve Coogan 

Page 100: Aldis Hodge 

Page 104: 90 Years of THR -- Michelle Pfeiffer’s first fairy tale was Ladyhawke

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Carmody Groarke creates "intriguing atmospheric" entrance to Science and Industry Museum

Architecture studio Carmody Groarke has designed a lower-level entrance and gallery space at a science museum in Manchester, UK.

Envisioned as the first part of the Science and Industry Museum's long-term renovation plan, Carmody Groarke revamped the institution's lowest floor adding a Special Exhibitions Gallery, foyer and additional visitor entrance.

Carmody Groarke created a lower-level entrance to the Science and Industry Museum

The entrance on the lower ground floor of the 19th century New Warehouse building connects the museum with the Lower Yard and creates a new route through the institution.

To draw attention to this entrance, which is located under a vaulted railway viaduct, and differentiate it from the surrounding industrial architecture the studio framed it with backlit fibre-glass panels.

The entrance is framed by backlit fibre-glass panels

"The new entrance makes the route across the overall museum site more legible and attractive by rehabilitating spaces where visitors were previously not attracted to go," said studio co-founder Andy Groarke.

"The backlit fibre-glass panels create a strong counterpoint to the weighty and enduring Victorian infrastructure and architecture," he told Dezeen.

The fibre-glass panels continue in the foyer

Each of the full-height fibre-glass panels, which continue into the foyer area and wrap around a multipurpose events space, were designed to bring light into the dark basement areas.

They were hand-cast and tinted a terracotta hue to complement the surrounding Victorian brickwork and can be removed to maintain the historic fabric beneath.

Alongside the foyer is a multipurpose space

"The fibre-glass creates an intriguing atmospheric effect," said Carmody Groarke architect Ana Maria Ferreira.

"Its translucent quality allowed us to create a universal indirect light source around both the external entrance and the front-of-house space, uplifting a dark and uninviting part of the existing building to make it more inviting," she told Dezeen.

This space can be used for events

Beyond the foyer space, the 725-square-metre Special Exhibitions Gallery has a different character to the entrance areas.

The gallery was stripped back to reveal the five-metre-high cast-iron and brick vaulted ceiling and cast-iron columns that support railway tacks above.

The Special Exhibitions Gallery has a five-metre-high cast-iron and brick vaulted ceiling

"The project has two different spatial characters," said Ferreira.

"The gallery has been designed to provide a neutral space that is flexible and allows 'decoration', while the front of house and external entrance use an unexpected material that complements and amplifies the material character of the existing spaces."

It was designed to be an open space

Overall, the studio hopes that renovation will encourage visitors to think about the historic structure and how it interacts with the new interventions.

"We hope the project draws attention to the quality of the existing building counterpointed with an unexpected modern approach in the design of the new spaces," added Groarke.

"We hope the unexpected use of the tinted fibreglass in the front of house and external entrance, provokes a sense of intrigue about the material that brings people to go up to it and touch it."

Founded in 2006 by Groarke and Kevin Carmody, Carmody Groarke is a London-based architecture studio. It has previously created a circular corrugated aluminium ticket pavilion in Hamburg and a boat museum on the shore of Windermere.

Photography is by Gilbert McCarragher.

Project credits:

Architect, lead designer and principal designer: Carmody Groarke Structural engineer: Price & Myers Service engineer: Skelly & Couch Cost consultant: Appleyard & Trew Project manager: Gardiner & Theobald Heritage consultant: Heritage Architecture Planning consultant: Deloitte Real Estate Approved inspector: Butler and Young Fire engineer: Design Fire Consultants Main contractor: HH Smith & Sons Cladding sub-contractor: Streamline Fibreglass Floor sub-contractor: Bell Asphalt Door sub-contractor: Robust UK M&E sub-contractor: Murray Building Services and Performance Electrical Limited

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Luongo, 106.000 đô la. • 127 Orchard Ave., Gateway Land Management Inc đến 24 Seal Place LLC, 85.000 đô la. BOoston • 7405 Đường Hạt Dẻ, Barbara A. Erickson; Barbara Erickson; Michael A. Mordino cho Andrew Raymond Smith; Nicole Ann Smith, $ 325.000. • 7580 Lwer East Hill Road, Daniel W. Genzel đến Brett J. Colling, $ 265.000. • 7509 Valley Cir Lane, Renee Mirza đến Jessica Ryan Drake; Victoria Marie Drake, $ 256.500. • Đường 7624 Back Creek, Joshua Chatwood đến Matthew S. Henry, 105.000 đô la. BUFFALO • 32 Hertel Ave., Watergate II Thuộc tính Lp đến Bảo tồn Marina Vista Lp, $ 7.233.000. • 18 Saybrook Place, Allan P. Izzo; Andrew W. Izzo đến Gregory Bartolone, $ 545,000. • 2040 Delkn Ave., 2040 Delkn Ave. LLC đến Jeffrey Bochiechio, 510.000 đô la. • 71 Park St., 339 Ganson Group LLC đến 1380 Group LLC, 497.025 đô la. • 295 Linwood Ave., Jesse Hawker đến Jc Properties Qozb LLC, 367.500 đô la. đến Matthew D. Chapman; Elizabeth Collesano, $ 280.000. • 374 Mckinley Parkway, Daniel G. Dierken; Thalia M. Pierakos đến Elizabeth A. Lewis; William Omalley Lewis, $ 280.000. • 263 Georgia, Kevin E. Moe; Kevin Moe đến Francis J. Zajac; Jeanne M. Zajac, 270.000 đô la. • Địa điểm 290 Taunton, Vulcan Development LLC đến Sandra Lemar, 260.000 đô la. • 174 West Ave., Gregory J. Bennett đến Lena M. Beaini; El Danaf Laura N; Danaf Talal El, 213.000 đô la. • 17 & 66 Trang, Lebrun Estate LLC đến Harmazo LLC, 190.000 đô la. • 382 St Lawrence, Amy K. Pecoraro đến Shujie Li, 170.000 đô la. • 57 Densmore Ave., Shannon M. Holfoth; Charles J. Specht đến Sean T. Manley, 165.000 đô la. • 113 Đường suối khoáng, Partick J. Leary đến Alex Pinheiro, 163.500 đô la. • 102 Villa Av, Krista Woods đến Tyler A. Banks, 158.000 đô la. • 209 Carmel, Nemiah Louis II đến Alison L. Maurer; Jonathan Panetta, 157.500 đô la. • 46 Southside, James H. Wade; Karen A. lội đến Jessica J. Groff, 127.000 đô la. • 21 Winter St., James Insalaco; James J. Insalaco cho Joseph Matthew Zarbo; Matthew Joseph Zarbo, $ 126,750. • 8 Coburg, Donald Dahlke; Rosabela Dahlke tới Chelsea L. Croston, 125.000 đô la. • 57 Pavonia St., Lebrun Estate LLC đến Atif Manzoor; Hammad Sikander, $ 124.500. • 67 Ludington, Noman Hossain; Shah Monsur đến Julian A. Cook, 117.000 đô la. • 277 Hudson St., Franklin D. Mcclellan Jr. đến Bonkuka Fnu Kwayo Ithe, 116.000 đô la. • 48 Kamper Ave., Marlene Wier đến Rafael A. Dip; Evelyn Hernandez Fuentes, 115.000 đô la. • 19 Grace St., Mark J. Sutter đến Eben Piazza, 106.000 đô la. • 371 Minnesota Ave., Carolyn Wardlaw đến Nurul Alam; Monoara Begum; Nazmul Hossain, 104.000 đô la. • 103 Ledger, Nadlan Group NY Corp cho đến Gregory D. Rucker Jr.; Matthew J. Rucker, 99.900 đô la. • 544 Hewitt, Morah Supplies LLC đến Qais Ahmed-Alhaj, 95.000 đô la. • 193 Fox St., Renewed Hope Realty LLC cho John Cooper, 95.000 đô la. • 191 Weaver, Eric M. Godios cho Erin E. Quinn, $ 87,900. • 159 Tyler St., Patricia Mcmahon cho Yosef Kopman; Ranite R. Nati, 87.500 đô la. • 481 Highgate, M & m Batim Inc đến Lipi Dutta, 85.000 đô la. • 520 Madison St., HUD đến Terrell J. Rankin, 80.000 đô la. • 69 Manhattan Ave., Cora L. Bell đến Kyale W. Jamison , 80.000 đô la. • 575 Minnesota, Morzina Begum; Mohammad Rahman đến Abdul Mazumder, 75.000 USD. • 65 Hedley Place, Marion B Border; Đánh dấu Perla cho Lc Strategic Holdings LLC, 70.100 đô la. • 23 Doyle Ave., Harvey Frankel cho David Raasch, 70.000 đô la. • 415 Willett, Michael M. Blotnik; Sharith Myree cho Mary Gilbert, 69.000 đô la. • 129 Kensington, Willie Zeigler; Willie J. Zeigler to Jr Property Holdings Inc, 65.000 đô la. • 56 Floss Ave., Tianyi Du đến Mohammed G. Mohiuddin; Umme H. Ruma, $ 62.000. • 36 Địa điểm Pomona, James M. Corbett; Rosemary Corbett đến Carissa A. Dirado, 60.000 đô la. • 306 Weston, Cơ quan quản lý cống Buffalo; Thành phố Buffalo đến Tahsin Tahmid, 60.000 đô la. • 46 Glor, Kskc Properties LLC đến Nairn LLC, 57.000 đô la. • 17 Oneida, New Buffalo Homes LLC đến Lc Strategic Holdings LLC, 57.000 đô la. • 11 Calumet, Rose E. Guerin cho Ohma Lin, 55.000 đô la. • 234 Dewey Ave., Rahim Dunston; Rahim Muhammad đến Ksa Assets Inc, 50.000 đô la. • 253 Chandler St., Patricia M. Virgil đến Kenneth Fawcett, 50.000 đô la. • 69 Ashton, Timothy James Elling đến Timothy A. Elling, 50.000 đô la. • 341 Shirley Ave., Đầu tư bất động sản Solid Oak LLC đến R & r Holdings của WNY LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 36 Mapleridge Ave., Carmen L. Harris; Robert J. Harris đến James H. Whitaker, 47.000 đô la. • 145 Briscoe Ave., Paulette Boswell; Tyrone F. Harris đến Lsf10 Master Trion Trust Tr; Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ NA Tr, 46.233 đô la. • 224 Central Ave., Edward Sardina đến John Mason, 45.000 đô la. • 20 Celtic, Người bạn của Buffalo Inc đến Tofa Business Group Inc, 45.000 đô la. • 450 Wyoming, Ủy thác đầu tư Mkw 401k (001) Tr đến Tập đoàn kinh doanh Tofa, 45.000 đô la. • 101 Weimar, Kenneth B Stroud Ira Agt; Horizon Trust Company Cust to M & a Property Solutions LLC, 41.000 đô la. • 62 Hawley, Saree Properties LLC đến Sany Chavan, 40.000 đô la. • 742 Glenwood, Thành phố Buffalo đến Othello Carr, 40.000 đô la. • 406 Shirley, Thành phố Buffalo cho Hồi giáo Sharitable, 39.000 đô la. . • 96 Dorris Ave., Steven Levine Ira Ben; Công ty Trustco Trust Cust to Peninsula Wholesale Holdings Corp, 35.000 đô la. • 191 Baitz Ave., Cator Properties LLC đến Jacqueline Crouch, 35.000 đô la. • 2700 Bailey Ave., Presbypet of Western New York đến Macalpine Community Church of Buffalo New York, 34.000 đô la. 221 Merrimac, Cathleen A. Mcguire; Niềm tin P. Mcguire với Brian Mcguire, 31.000 đô la. • 2414 Bailey, Thành phố Buffalo cho Muhammad Arif, 30.000 đô la. • 525 Woodlawn Ave., Jacqueline D. Fleming đến All-Green Realty Inc, 30.000 đô la. Alice T. Wanat đến Lubu Buffalo Inc, 25.000 đô la. • 61 Pers Breath Ave., Abdul J. Khan đến Ripa Jannat Khan, 20.000 đô la. • 44 Lewis Road, Thomas Williams đến Andrew Ford, 17.500 đô la. • 119 Purdy St., David Rodolph; Elizabeth Rodolph đến Mohammed Yasin, 15.000 đô la. • 864 Woodlawn Ave., Llewellyn Daniel; Llewellyn Daniels đến Ssp bất động sản Buf Inc, 12.600 đô la. • 236 Shirley Ave., Christian & matthew Properties Inc đến Erik Esau, 11.000 đô la. Taibbi Jr., $ 6.000. CHEEKTOWAGA • 50-950 Thruway Plaza Drive, Carrols LLC đến Scf Rc Funding IV LLC, $ 3,015,625. • 1181 Đường thua lỗ, Robert J. Laskowski cho Adam R. Mullen; Jessica M. Schmitt, 199.500 đô la. • 925 Maryvale Drive, Gary James Mcelroy đến Anthony Muffoletto; Kim Muffoletto, 180.000 đô la. • 1159 Đường Pháp, John W. suchy đến Md Manjurur Rahman, 170.500 đô la. • 25 đường Giorgmer, Daryl T. Lopp; Thomas Lopp; Tom D. Lopp cho Michael D. Lopp, $ 170.000. • 43 Angela Lane, Raymond E. Clancy; Robert M. Clancy cho Daniel A. Nyberg; Karen M. Nyberg, $ 167.500. • 62 Colette Ave., 62 Colette Ave LLC đến Cassandra I. Pinkowski; Brittany L. Radel, $ 167.000. • 74 Armond Lane, Susan Subjeck đến Alexandra M. Costello; Benjamin S. Senior, 164.000 đô la. • 1004 Cleveland Drive, Mary Anne Merritt tới Oscar I. Barretto; Evelyn Juarbe, $ 159,900. • 160 Brentwood Drive, Joshua P. Detlef; Rebecca K. Detlef đến Nathan Epolito; Jamie Reidy, 155.600 đô la. • Đường 173 Hillpine, Teresa E. Aumer; Sharon Marie Zajac đến Terrence Morrissey, 153.000 đô la. • 52 Đại lộ Mân côi, Alexandra Kaible; Alexander Scott đến Peggy Coutlakis, 150.000 đô la. • 88 Balbach Drive, Ryan Kuznik; Kayla Williams cho Emily Ellis; Salvatore A. Rine, $ 145.000. • Đại lộ 252 Oehman, Ahmed Jmaii đến Emma Hawke; Shawn Hawke, 138.000 USD. • Đại lộ 104 Oehman, Gerald F. Galey; Mary A. Galey cho Robert Koerntgen Ira Ben; Công ty ủy thác vốn cổ phần, $ 137.500. • 131 South Huxley Drive, Christina I. Fowler to Danielle M. Leung; Donald H. Leung Jr., 133.900 đô la. • 160 Cỏ ba lá, James T. Tycz cho Craig R. Secor, 128.300 đô la. • 20 Grant St., Nancy Lomas; Steven Frank Lomas đến Robert W. Koteras, 122.000 đô la. • 147 Wanda Ave., Richard A. Urbanski đến Sgtm Holdings LLC, 120.000 đô la. • 43 Đường Preston, Triple Z Enterprises LLC đến Kiesha Rivera, 115.000 đô la. • 120 Colden Court, Kathleen L Rosiek; James K. Stuber; Larry P. Stuber; Richard A. Stuber Jr. đến Lailuma Meherdil, 114.000 đô la. • 91 Colby St., Ruth V. Nguyen đến Patricia E. Simons, 110.000 đô la. • Địa điểm 116, Jeanna M. Cellino; Bensalem Khalid cho Christiana Tin tưởng Tr; Hilldale Tin tưởng Tr; Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington Fsb Tr dba, 93.755 đô la. • 37 Jackie Lane, Michael Cimasi; Kumro Gary W Est đến Demato Development LLC, $ 91.500. • 51 Westchester Drive, Russell A. Mantione đến Amanda M. Costanzo; Nicholas W. Martinelli, 88.000 đô la. • 20-22 Elkhurst Drive, Tracey Dillemuth; Donald Lorrens cho Pauline M. Panna, 83.000 đô la. • Tòa án 5 Janine, Michael Gawinski đến 160 Kokomo LLC, 80.000 đô la. • 35 Crane St., Michael J. Racine cho Keith Canazzi Ira Ben; Công ty ủy thác vốn cổ phần, 80.000 đô la. • 150 Roland St., Nicole K. Lojek; Nicole K. Volpe đến Ysms Property Holdings LLC, 70.000 đô la. • 14 Hedwig Ave., HUD đến Cong Van Huynh, 56.000 đô la. • 12-14 Sandstone, Arthur J. Yates Jr. đến Elgin LLC, 55.500 đô la. • 50 Grand Boulevard, Stephen W. Smith đến Anthony S. Castronova, 45.000 đô la. • 1047 Đường Beach, Cynthia A. Bolis; Đánh dấu S. Bolis cho Rockstar Homes LLC, 45.000 đô la. • 120 Colden Court, Kenneth R. Stuber đến Lailuma Meherdil, 28.500 đô la. • 8 Delray Drive, Robert P. Johnson; Lance G. Lavigne; Sherry L. Lavigne đến Duane Barwell; Chủ nhà WNY, $ 24,700. CÂU HỎI • 4135 Đường vận chuyển, Tru 2005 Re I LLC đến Mdc Coast 17 LLC, $ 8,790,505. • 9433 Hunting Valley Rd S, Timothy Andruschat; Maureen A. Giokas; Michael Giokas đến Ngân hàng Năm sao, 700.000 đô la. • 6700 Westminster Drive, Gregory W. Henzler; Rosalyn Henzler to We Richt Mobility Mobility Inc, $ 586.500. • 6700 Westminster Drive, We Richt Workforce Mobility Inc cho Jose P. Cruz; Kristin M. Cruz, $ 586.500. • Tòa án Spruce 9313 Sitka, Joseph A. Fruscione; Krista Fruscione đến mùa thu Carini; Daniel Carini, 430.000 đô la. • 4675 ngõ Pepperwood, Dorothy A. Wzontek; Stephen M. Wzontek đến Joseph W. Yedinak; Molly C. Yedinak, $ 409.900. • 8916 ngõ gỗ, Kristin L. Marra đến Christopher Schiumo; Stephanie Schiumo, $ 264,900. • 4343 Cameron Drive, Albert G. Evans; Florentine Evans đến Kristin Marie Goetz, $ 189.500. • 4156 Oakwood Drive, Carol Ann King; Sandra L. Ponichtera cho Lisa M. Williams, $ 172.000. COLDEN • 9422 Đường Partridge, Patrick Emantic đến Ryno Cho thuê LLC, $ 250.000. MÀU SẮC • 2840 Gowanda Zoar Road, Brianna L. Cambio; Michael D. Logsdon cho Larry R. Miller Jr., $ 176.500. CONCORD • 24 North Edgewood Drive, Dorothy Holtz Cott đến Brianna L. Logsdon; Michael D. Logsdon, $ 172.500. • 67 Hardwood Drive, Van A. Schirmer to Leslie Hornung; Michael Korchynski, 153.500 đô la. • Đường giữa, Gokce Capital LLC đến John Rf Hedrich, 7.499 đô la. EDEN • 2867 Hillview Place, Suzanne R. Swanson đến Matthew J. Wiedemann; Danielle Wittek, 175.000 đô la. • 8670 Elizabeth Parkway, Brent A. Hardy đến Karie Colantino, 161.200 đô la. • 2781 George St., Daniel J. Schwabel đến Shannon M. Mahoney, 126.950 đô la. ELMA • 141 Đường Kinsley, John R. Sherk đến Deborah A. Franklin; Kenneth J. Franklin, $ 275,000. • 7881 Seneca St., Randall D. Wuest đến Brittany D. Rashbrook; James D. Rashbrook, 205.000 đô la. • Đường đất trống, Đường Eckam Douglas Charles Jr; Douglas Eckam Jr. đến 460 E Center LLC, $ 49,900. MỌI NGƯỜI • 1443 Darlington Drive, Louis Celia; Vicki L. Celia cho Sara J. Lelonek, 155.000 đô la. • 1383 Đường Burns, John T. Nowak Jr. đến Brandon J. Genek; Ryan F. Genek, $ 121,540. • 1376 Ổ đĩa Độc lập, Lynette Sue Koscielski; Michael Koscielski đến Jeanne Ohara; John Ohara, 80.000 đô la. • 9567 Oakland St., Colleen Fendt to Keith Hooper, 40.000 đô la. • 105 South Lane Road, American Homeowner Preservation Trust Series 2015a + Tr; Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ ủy thác NA Tr cho Công ty Đông Bắc Bất động sản LLC, 17.000 đô la. ĐẢO GRAND • 149 Woodstream, Christy L. Frank; Michael W. Frank đến Alicia C. Tarasek; Joshua D. Tarasek, 300.000 đô la. • 2818 Đường Đông sông, Joseph W. Carosella đến David Michael Bruno, 125.000 đô la. • 1150 Lasalle Ave., Golda Theodore S Est; Philip D. Leone cho Keith Canazzi Ira Ben; Công ty ủy thác vốn cổ phần, $ 82.000. HAMBURG • 4490 Lake Ave., Floyd C. Huntz đến Marotta Property Management LLC, $ 550,000. • 4543 # 37 Camp Road, Villages of Mission Hills Patio Homes LLC đến Edward J. Luba; Lola Irene Luba, 362.700 đô la. • 4543 # 49 Đường Camp, Làng của Mission Hills Patio Homes LLC đến Josefina E. Offredo, $ 326.300. • 3330 Ngõ quê, Joel M. Bearfield; John M. Bearfield; Judith M. Bearfield đến Natalie Bucholtz; George Griesbaum, $ 323,000. • 4025 Đường kết nối, Renee L. Gennocro; John J. Roberts đến Alexandra R. Izzo, $ 319.500. • 2416 Hobblebush Lane, Marrano / marc Equity Corporation đến Kelsey D. Gawronski; Kyle J. Gawronski, $ 296,183. • 4701 Đường Parker, Mz3 Properties LLC đến Jenna M. Vella; Joseph A. Vella, $ 265.500. • 21 Sherburn Drive, Carol M. Maurer đến Kelsey Marie Garey; Peter Bruce Walbrandt, $ 235.500. • 6501 Đường Heltz, Christine Popovski; Nikola Popovski đến Jm trọ LLC, $ 220.000. • 1537 Sundance Trl, Michele M. Smith; Russell J. Smith đến Brittany A. Lelonek, 153.000 đô la. • 3054 Lyth Road, Faith C. Fischer to Joel Iannaccone, 135.999 đô la. • 6368 Center St., Theodore Kalembkiewicz đến Glen William Farrell, 120.000 đô la. Dillsworth; Gary Dillsworth; Barbara M. Tate; Barbara Mae Tate cho Erica Kennedy, 117.000 đô la. • 42 Martha Place, Ngân hàng thứ ba NA cho Cindy S. Helinger; James R. Helinger, 112.500 đô la. • 5128 Thurston Ave., Helen M. Mcmahon; Robert F. Mcmahon cho Ashley E. Churchman; Ryan Y. Churchman, 111.000 đô la. • 6572 Taylor Road, Bcat 2015-14btt Tr; Christiana tin tưởng Tr; Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington Fsb Tr dba đến Glen Smith; Nicole Smith, 95.999 đô la. • 5673 Mckinley Parkway, Kbj Holding Company Inc đến Kb Homes LLC, 90.000 đô la. • 5255 Orchard Ave., Annmarie Rooth Cellino; Richard H. Roehm đến Daniel Hanna, 88.600 đô la. • 22 Robert St., Charles R. Rader; Charles Raymond Rader đến Laurie A. Munley; Nathan T. Munley, 85.000 đô la. • 4217 Mundy St., Suzanne M. Diaz đến Daniel Virant; Krystal Virant, 75.000 đô la. • Đất trống 35 Tòa án Jordy, Country Meadows kết hợp với Ryan ngôi nhà của New York, 48.000 đô la. HÀ LAN • 56 Nước St., Anna Agt Scheider; Emily Agt Scheider; Scheider William L Cust; Rachel Agt Trắng; Vỏ trắng Robert R II; Sarah Agt White đến John Covey, $ 82.500. • 56 Water St., Anna Agt Scheider; Emily Agt Scheider; Scheider William L Cust; Rachel Agt Trắng; Vỏ trắng Robert R II; Sara Agt Trắng đến Margaret M. White; Richard L. White, 15.000 đô la. LACKAWANNA • 11 Vòng tròn Highview, Robert Fulton đến Dexter Nowak; Jacqueline Nowak, 146.300 đô la. • 69 Verel Ave., Christopher P. Stone; Christopher Paul Stone; Jennifer Stone đến Rusia Musangwa; Etando Omari, $ 119.000. • 161 Wilmuth Ave., Lisa M. Mulder đến Dale Amos, 80.000 đô la. • 1693 Electric Ave., Daniel Virant; Krystal Virant cho Paul R. Borchlewicz, 75.000 đô la. • 41 Maple St., Shirley M. Pauley đến John Evancho, 52.500 đô la. • 282 Center St., Douglas S. Coppola; Hilda G. Hill đến Lmb Capital Inc, $ 40.300. LANCASTER • Đường 1432 Town Line, Nhà xây dựng Cmk của Alden Inc đến Melissa Bollman; Wesley D. Bollman, $ 428.500. • Đường 76 Freeman, Elisabeth Laistner; Fritz K. Laistner cho Alec Venturin, 204.000 đô la. • 96 Harvey Drive, John J. Marks cho Jessica A. Munzel; John P. Munzel, $ 182,000. • 11 James Place, Jennifer A. Sennett đến Shannon V. Carr, $ 178.500. • 41 School St., Patricia A. Landis; Patricia Adelle Landis đến R2m2 LLC, 90.000 đô la. • 6218 Broadway St., Alice Damato đến S & g Properties LLC, 27.000 đô la. MARILLA • 13304 Williston Road, Steven Herod đến Matthew V. Vanhauwaert, $ 258.000. • 11197 Clinton St., Tammie Cochran; Dean S. Puleo cho Mtglq Nhà đầu tư Lp, $ 254,937. • 11635 East Ave., Kathy L. Skingley cho Jamie L. Thompson; Jonathan D. Thompson, 55.000 đô la. BẢN TIN MỚI • 7768 Đường Fletcher, James Dematteo; Darryl J. Schmid; Trudith L. Schmid gửi ủy thác cho vay thế chấp Stanwich F Tr; Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington Fsb Tr, $ 96,102. • 4326 South Newstead Road, C & f Brothers LLC đến Bryan P. Kern; Shannon M. Kern, 75.000 đô la. • Vùng đất trống Cedar St., Cord Jones đến Elizabeth A. Graney; Patrick M. Graney, 55.000 đô la. ORCHARD PARK • 5959 Big Tree Road, Quaker 20a Realty LLC đến Công viên Orchard 5959 Medical Properties LLC, 44.500.000 đô la. • Đất trống California Road, Gordon J Sheffer Tin tưởng không thể thu hồi 042815 Tr đến Orchard Park Equity Associates LLC, $ 530.000. Margaret Schoell; Đánh dấu Schoell cho Hailley A. Fenski; John P. Fenski, $ 380.000. • 96 Eddy Lane, Joyce M. Day đến Emily Kristen Garrison; Matthew James Webb, 240.000 đô la. • 54 Puritan Place, Jace Tyler Gangel đến Robert L. Buscaglia, 206.000 đô la. • 80 Vistula Ave., Alan B. Huegel Jr. đến John J. Roberts, 205.000 đô la. • 7957 Michael Road, Dawn M. Vogel; William T. Vogel cho Ashlie Taylor Chojecki; Debbie Wendel Chojecki; Richard Michael Chojecki, $ 153,900. MÙA XUÂN • 30 Rachel Lane, Niềm tin của William F Garlock Tr cho Catherine A. Ford, 152.500 đô la. THÀNH PHỐ TONAWANDA • 11 Vòng tròn Ridgedale, Đoàn Trang Đỗ; Nicholas Zachary Howard đến Vicki A. Keleman, 199.900 đô la. • 63 Fuller Ave., Jill M. Phúc lợi cho Nicolette L. Bezek, 160.000 đô la. • 94 Harriet St., Corbett Frank LG đến Tiana S. Hall, 150.500 đô la. • 260 Hinds St ., Conor J. Margraf cho Louis Rogers III, $ 137,000. • 108 State St., Cutting Edge Holding LLC; Cắt Edge Holdings LLC cho Bryan E. Darrow, $ 115.500. TONAWANDA • 474 Đại lộ Thác Niagara, Syed Eajazul Haq đến Jujhar Developments LLC, $ 245.000. • 597 Englewood Ave., Lori Hassinger; Paul E. Hassinger đến Lsf9 Master Trion Trust Tr; Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ NA Tr, 205.829 đô la. • 147 Louvaine Drive, Colleen A. Poeller cho Faye L. Greco; Peter J. Greco, 179.900 đô la. • 99 Springfield Ave., Sara D. Danheiser đến Shelby J. Allen, 175.000 đô la. • 133 Bathurst Drive, Daniel A. Nyberg tới Sarah Sankey, 170.000 đô la. • 542 Glenalby Road, Vicki A. Keleman Kristopher T. Kavanagh, 165.000 đô la. • 160 Tulane, Scott F. Brazee; Chelsea Wilczek đến Chinequia Williams, 155.000 đô la. • 254 Moore Ave., Judith A. Dagustine; Patrick R. Dagustine cho Anna Marie Turski; Ralph Joseph Wilson, $ 146,400. • 235 Joseph Drive, Dorothy K. Folck; Dorothy Kinda Folck đến John Edward Pfalzer, 140.000 đô la. • 17 Edgewood Ave., Denise M. Rackl đến Laura M. Galatioto, 127.000 đô la. • Đường 124 Treadwell, Diane kích thích đến Nikki Maria Parlato, 125.000 đô la. đến Jacob Wisor, $ 118,450. • 177 Mcconkey, Phyllis J. Tuhovak; Stephen M. Tuhovak đến Matthew W. Langenfeld, $ 118.000. • 63 Hawthorne Ave., Elmer S. Gee Jr.; Linda R. Gee; James A. Partacz đến Limaz LLC, 106.000 đô la. • 40 Ermann Drive, Rita Sliwinski Tin tưởng không thể hủy ngang Tr đến Cassandra L. Kerr, 97.938 đô la. • 130 Euclid Ave., Mohammed H. Said; Muhammed H. Đã nói với Queen House Inc, 90.000 đô la. • 131 Ralston Ave., Anthony Joseph Lana; Michael C. Olson; Phyllis Olson cho Tập đoàn thế chấp cho vay mua nhà liên bang, 84.099 đô la. • 305 Homewood Ave., Daniel R. Bunch Sr. đến Robert Koerntgen Ira Ben; Công ty ủy thác vốn cổ phần, 70.000 đô la. • 2858 Đường Eggert, Robert C. Baron; Michele M. Gajewski; Michele Perfetti đến Ngân hàng Citizens NA, 68.300 đô la. • 270 Tremaine Ave., Terrance M. Williams đến Micah Golba, 60.650 đô la. TÂY SENECA • 20 Circle End Drive, Paul Frontera; Lynn Rizzo-George đến Emily I. Brill; Jason R. Brill, 225.000 đô la. • Đường 248 Wind Mill, David J. Drzymala đến Steven Gaiser; Lisa Wisniewski, 195.900 đô la. • 118 đường Icner, Clifford J. Alf Jr. đến Amy Lynn Sitarski, 179.900 đô la. • 83 Angelacrest Lane, Ronald T. Wilczak đến Chad B. Blanar; Jessica L. Blanar, $ 167.500. • 36 Sibley Drive, Mark Riley; Mark Joseph Riley cho Michael S. Crum, 165.000 đô la. • 418 Mill Road, Cooley 2014 Familty Trust 102314 Tr to Aaron W. Polanski, 154.000 đô la. • 49 Fremont Ave., Derek P. Termer; Sarah K. Termer cho Tyler Stevens; Elisa N. Vazquez, 140.000 đô la. • 3880 Seneca St., James C. Horder; John Mccracken; Richard B. Scott đến Kyle Lelito, 120.000 đô la. • Đường dự trữ đất trống, Quan hệ đối tác gia đình Peter Liberatore; Peter Liberatore Sr Family Limited hợp tác với Hanley Phát triển WNY Inc, 114.000 đô la. 1080 Dự trữ Rd Đơn vị 3, Ae Buffalo Properties LLC đến William Severyn Sr., 47.000 đô la. • 4-5 Ruskin, Stefan Kablak đến Daniel T. Gawel, 40.000 đô la. [ad_2] Nguồn

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Patricia Inez Hines died February 14, 2019, at the age of 71, at her home in Gilbert, AZ. She passed away in her sleep after a month long illness. The cause of death was complications related to cancer of the liver bile duct.

Patricia Inez Hines (nee Strunk) was born October 15, 1947 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, to Inez Rogers Strunk and Sheldon C. Strunk. 

After high school in Berwick, PA, Pat graduated from the secretarial school of Bob Jones University in 1966. She then embarked on a 30 year career as an Executive Secretary to real estate development companies, notably the National Housing Partnership in Reston, VA and The Humphrey Companies of Columbia, MD.

She married her husband, Joseph A. Hines, on March 20, 1971, following his return from military service in Vietnam. They lived for many years in Hyattsville, MD, a suburb of Washington, DC, where he worked for the US Department of Labor. They were married for 47 years.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by her stepfather, Harland Norderhaug, and aunt, Ardis Smith, and three uncles, Tom Smith, Luther Strunk, and Ted Strunk. She is also survived by her brother and sister-in-law, Norman and Juanita Strunk, three nieces and nephews, Kelly Lopez and her husband Chris, Kevin Strunk and his wife Shayna, and Kendra Etzkorn and her husband Eric, and eight grandnieces and nephews. Mrs. Hines has been cremated.

A memorial service will be in Maple Valley, WA at a later date and time to be determined.

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Who’s won Week 1 of the NFL preseason so far?

Photo by Kirk Irwin/Getty Images

Tom Brady’s realtor, Daniel by-god Jones, and the legend of Adam Gase all got major boosts.

The NFL returned last week. Kind of.

The Hall of Fame Game was technically football, just like the cardboard rectangle of Ragu and shredded mozzarella-ish cheese you got in elementary school was technically pizza.

This week, the league countered the preseason’s ongoing lack of quality with a major uptick in quantity. Thursday night unveiled an 11-game slate that could rival what you’ll see on Sundays this fall, assuming you squint really hard or drink until Garrett Gilbert looked like a stretched-out Baker Mayfield. Some games came down to the wire. Ones involving the Lions and Jaguars did not.

We’ll have more winners once Week 1 concludes. Assuming there are winners. But so far, who has won the first true week of the preseason slate?

It certainly was not this first name:

Not considered: David Fales, who lost exactly as many yards as he gained

Fales entered a Patriots-Lions game that was somehow out of reach in the first quarter and walked a sturdy tightrope of awfulness for Detroit. He completed only five of his 14 passes, gaining 62 yards in the process. Impressively, he was also sacked six times — 30 percent of his dropbacks! — for a loss of ... 62 yards.

He wasn’t entirely neutral, however; Fales did manage to throw an interception to defensive end John Simon. It was just as bad as it sounds:

Simon says: #Patriots ball .@johnesimon51 | #NEvsDET pic.twitter.com/wp0ye8r8yK

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) August 9, 2019

Fales was responsible for Detroit’s only three points of the night. His interception led to a Patriots touchdown, however, leaving his impact at a negative-four points.

Now, on to the actual winners of the NFL preseason’s premiere week:

8. Whichever Sotheby’s realtor handles Boston’s high-profile clients

Tom Brady put his Boston-area five-bedroom, seven bathroom estate — which features a 2,400-square-foot guest house and a driveway that parks 20 cars — up for sale this week. Any money he’s left on the table in negotiations with the Patriots will be made up from the bids of too-rich Massholes.

It’ll cost you $39.5 million to cook in a kitchen once stocked with avocado ice cream, or do yoga in the same room where Alex Guerrero once regularly prescribed stretching and hugs to prolong a Hall of Fame career. This is a tremendous Brady-bump — a similar five-bedroom, 8,800-square foot house in the same neighborhood sold for only $5.6 million back in May.

Assuming a six percent commission split between two realtors, the two primary sellers of this estate would clear more than $1 million for making the king of the finance bros’ dream come true. And if multiple Bravo reality shows have taught us anything, it’s that elite realtors are wonderful people who truly deserve this money.

Not considered for this list: Other Chestnut Hill-area realtors

Pitching the opportunity to live in the same neighborhood as Brady and Gisele is easily worth a 10 percent bump in asking price. Now that the neighbors who respectfully declined to attend every neighborhood pot luck are leaving, sellers may have to settle for a mere $1.8 million for their 3,000-square-foot home.

7. Antonio Callaway, who absolutely made this catch

I don’t care what the refs (incorrectly) ruled. This was awesome.

Didn't count but INSANE effort by Callaway pic.twitter.com/pRgqnInqHW

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) August 9, 2019

6. Alpine doctors

One of medicine’s more forgotten specialties got a boost this week when Antonio Brown posted a picture of his gnarly feet and invited the world to ask: arrrggggh why?

What could have caused Brown’s feet to develop a rind like a poorly stored wedge of Montgomery cheddar? ESPN analyst Chris Simms originally landed on fungal infection before correcting the culprit to frostbite from a cryotherapy session gone wrong. The Raiders have neither confirmed nor denied this — while the feet were a sticking point on Hard Knocks, though there was no real insight into the cause — but yeah, given the grossness of those feet I’m inclined to believe the most outlandish possible cause for these symptoms.

The question now is when Oakland can expect its superstar acquisition to return to the field.

What makes frostbite diagnosis tricky is that no two cases are identical. However, the photo tends to support the idea that Brown has Stage 2 frostbite, which is characterized with either blistering, or hardened skin — which cracks and peels off. The real risk here is that Brown has done damage to the blood vessels in his feet, which, according to the Summit Medical Group, can take up to six weeks to be revealed.

Hopefully the damage is minor and Brown will be back on the field soon.

Until then, Brown will be working closely with Dr. Bubba. He is a St. Bernard’s with cask of brandy around his neck and, sadly, fictional.

5. The kid whose bike was destroyed by J.J. Watt

Watt returned to his home state when his Texans bunkered down in Green Bay in advance of their preseason opener against the Packers. This afforded him the chance to take part in one of the league’s finest August traditions: riding the bikes of local children who’ve come to watch training camp sessions. Players pick out a waiting child, hand over their helmets, then make the trip down the DreamDrive from the locker room to the field before practice begins.

Watt, the human embodiment of a Great Dane loose at a dog park, promptly crushed his loaner bike.

(video courtesy of @ClintStoerner)

“It was pretty awesome until I broke the bike,” Watt told reporters afterward. “The bike that I was using was not equipped for a 290-pound man. The seat broke off. We have purchased a new bike for the boy, so I apologize for that.”

Watt makes nearly $17 million annually, so the aggrieved child likely came out of this deal with a solid upgrade. Plus he gets to tell his friends about the time a Hall of Famer came to town and ruined his bike for the rest of his life. A nice little Tuesday for him.

4. The ongoing legend of Adam Gase’s, uh, peculiarness

We knew about the eyes — that Gase’s face existed in an atmosphere solely made of whispers informing him his exact time of death. This week we got some insight as to why. The Athletic’s Dan Pompei took a deep dive to explore the foundation of Gase, only to find it’s built from caffeine, coaching cliches, and the self-care of an unattended minor.

“You would get these texts from him until 4 in the morning on a regular basis,” says Tannenbaum, now an ESPN analyst. “I don’t think he sleeps a lot.”

Fueled by five or six 20-ounce cups a day from the Kuerig coffee maker that is an arm’s length from his desk, and maybe a Red Bull here or there, Gase has energy like a power plant. And it doesn’t wane in the wee hours.

There’s also the fact Kevin McCallister had a more responsible diet while left unsupervised in the hit movies Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.

Well, and pizza. With pepperoni. When Gase was with the Dolphins, his office often was filled with the aroma of a pie from Pizza Loft in Davie. When the owner of the restaurant sold the business, he put a clause in the contract that required the new owner to deliver pizza to Gase every night for one year. So Gase ate pizza every night.

Gase is not likely to prepare a meal on his own. When Jennifer recently left him home alone to dog sit for a day, he texted and asked her to order him lunch from Uber Eats.

This revelation of late-night annoyances and childlike disdain for utensils was quickly swept aside by the fact Gase and his wife scheduled their second child’s Caesarian section around his football schedule. His son Wyatt was born at 10 a.m. in the middle of the 2013 NFL season. Gase was back at the Broncos’ facilities — where he was an assistant coach — to greet Peyton Manning for their weekly sit-down by 2 p.m.

This is all, of course, bonkers. But this? For a preseason game?

Did Adam Gase just take smelling salts before a preseason game? pic.twitter.com/gVINzrkcjW

— Andrew Perloff (@andrewperloff) August 8, 2019

These are not the actions of a successful NFL head coach. They are the actions of a man in a wedding dress attempting to blow a car to smithereens.

3. Former Phoenix College star Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi, who will somehow be played by Mark Wahlberg in the film version of his life

Sheehy-Guiseppi went from sleeping on the grass in Miami to a tryout with the Browns this summer. The former junior college All-American had the slimmest of NFL prospects, but found a landing spot in Cleveland after effectively hustling his way into a workout this summer. His 4.38-second 40 speed earned him the chance to put on a Browns uniform Thursday night, and he once again burst through a door that had only been cracked a sliver.

WHAT A MOMENT Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi returns a punt 86 yards for a TD — and the whole bench clears to celebrate pic.twitter.com/anLZ3EEgAT

— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) August 9, 2019

Everyone on the Cleveland bench went completely apeshit for this return. It turns out they had a pretty good reason.

2. The Patriots’ passing offense without Tom Brady or Rob Gronkowski, somehow

New England got its long-awaited revenge on Matt Patricia Thursday, breaking a months-long losing streak against the Lions by absolutely thrashing Detroit’s second team to start the preseason. That in itself isn’t amazing, but the way the Patriots did it is. Brian Hoyer and Jarrett Stidham combined for 326 passing yards and three touchdowns. Two of those went to undrafted free agent Jakobi Meyers, who sure as hell looks like the latest college-quarterback-turned-receiver to turn Bill Belichicks frown ... into a slightly more neutral frown.

.@jkbmyrs5 for six.#NEvsDET | #GoPats pic.twitter.com/IUm9fkIY7s

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) August 9, 2019

New England needs a big target who can unstick himself from opposing defenders now that Gronk’s gone into the party bus business full time. Meyers looks like he could fit that bill.

1. Giants general manager Dave Gettleman, who may have been right all along

We all had a nice laugh when the Giants selected zero-time All-ACC selection Daniel Jones with the sixth overall pick of the 2019 NFL Draft. We reveled in Gettleman’s long, strange list of justifications for drafting a passer who may have been available at the team’s second first-round pick, or maybe even on Day 2. We marveled when the Giants inadvertently recreated the pointing Spidermen meme in offseason camp.

But it turns out Jones may have been the right pick after all (I am certain I won’t regret writing this in September, of course).

Drive 1: Every single Daniel Jones pass -5/5, 67 yds and a TD Say goodbye, Eli pic.twitter.com/MURmdOceVD

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) August 8, 2019

It’s Week 1 of the preseason and it was against a Jets team without the best players in its budding secondary, so maybe Eli Manning shouldn’t retreat into retirement just yet. Still, Jones’ solid debut gives at least some hope there’s balm in Gilead for a suffering Giants team that still may not have found the bedrock of its bottoming out.

Jones finished his night as SB Nation’s top-rated rookie passer, though he wasn’t the only young New York quarterback to turn heads Thursday night. Both Sam Darnold and Jones finished their 2019 debuts with perfect passer ratings. That’s literally the best they could have hoped for.

Maybe MetLife Stadium won’t be a swirling vortex of depression this season after all.

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Victorian AU

Ok, just some notes for making up my mind, and finally write at least couple of pages of fic with code work name “Ashfield”.

Late Victorian or early Edwardian era AU, dates somewhere between 1896 and 1906. So electricity and London underground are realities, but no First World war around.

Erin Gilbert:  Was famous «ghost girl» in her childhood, as she’s got ability to summon spirits and talk to dead people, but all members of her family thought that she’s just an incredible liar, whose talent can be used for making money. For getting rid of this fame and starting a normal life with a man she loved she broke with her family and also faked horrible mistakes in her séances, claiming that her gift has gone. But the one she put trust in turned to be a swindler, leaving Erin broke and pregnant on her own. To clear her name she made everyone around (including her nowadays fiancé Phil Hudson) to believe, that she’s a widow and sent her illegitimate ten-year old child to distant relatives. Teacher at finishing school.

Jillian Holtzmann: Child of quite rich North American manufacturer, has three elder sisters, for whom her father arranged a good match. For the same reason she was sent with her twin brother to London, but he caught flu on the way there and died. Not wanting to come back home to New York, Jillian hide brother’s death from father, and started claiming herself both for James and for real her. London’s upper crust think that Jillian is slowly dying of T.B., locked it her bedroom, and the only servant in the house, Kevin, isn’t smart enough for understanding why James and Jillian have never been seen in one place in the same time. Fake James is quite eccentric young man, helping father to get entry to British market. He really likes to say, that twins have soul split in two parts by the devil so he knows everything his sister knows and vise versa. Jillian uses her ability to get in both man and women parts of the houses and to find out thighs not for opposite gender ears. So her «brother» turns out a bit of a lady killer as his «sister» was told that should be said to melt a heart.

Abby Yattes: Typical spinster, never really wanted to be married, though was engaged long time ago. Secret’s keeper. Old friend of Erin, she’s the only one, who knows truth about her widowhood. She also have spiritualistic abilities but they are much weaker. In early years assisted in séances, then, after break up with Gilbert, started to practice alone, but didn’t gain even a half of acceptance, cause there are tons of table-lifting charlatans, that make shows instead of doing things right. Suffragist, couple of time was arrested for taking part in different protests, as well as attempt to enter Parliament.

Patty Tolan: worked as maid or/and housekeeper in different families, but usually get kicked out for not keeping her mouth shout, as it’s expected to be from woman of her skin colour. Self-taught polyglot and historian. Her huge family is devout catholic, but she herself is more liberal, as she has seen ghosts couple of times before in old estates and houses.

 And some scene sketches:

«There four different ways to live in the world where women are trash: let them break you, lie to them, fight back or adapt. No matter what you choose- the end would be the same. Men win. Always»

«My dearest Erin, if I did the same thing to you, you would call that harassment and slapped me.»

«-If it was possible, I’d drop on my knees and propose to you the very first day we’ve met, but… - I don’t care about marriage. - I got to tell you something - Jillian, right?... –sighed she,- You’re already married. - No…Things are much worse. - Oh! - It’s not what you thought about, Erin. Just let me finish, don’t run away. I’m pretty sure, that you already put one and one together.»

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Globe, July 15

Cover: Tormented Meghan Markle battling postpartum depression 

Page 2: Up Front & Personal -- Demi Lovato, Amber Heard, Burt Bacharach 

Page 3: Chris Hemsworth, Piers Morgan, Melissa McCarthy 

Page 4: Matt Lauer’s wife Annette Roque gets even in $44M divorce 

Page 6: Cover Story -- Meghan Markle devastated by baby depression and turns recluse and gains 37 lbs. 

Page 7: Queen Elizabeth’s London home is infested by rats 

Page 8: Matthew Perry is a tragic train wreck with only 6 months to live 

Page 12: Celebrity Buzz -- Mark Hamill, Jim Carrey once bombed so badly during a stand-up routine he ended up shrieking like a madman that he hated everyone and blamed the audience for giving him cancer, C-list celebs like Charlie Sheen can earn money on an app called Cameo where fans can book them to record personalized video messages for a price and includes Caitlyn Jenner and Gilbert Gottfried and Chris Harrison and Billy Zane and Brian Austin Green and Gary Busey, Kevin Costner admits the iconic movie poster from The Bodyguard of Kevin carrying Whitney Houston was actually a body double because Whitney had already gone home 

Page 13: Joni Mitchell, Jessica Chastain, Russell Crowe, Carrie Underwood schedules sob sessions into her hectic itinerary 

Page 14: Lady Gaga may join Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 as Bradley Cooper’s character Rocket’s love interest Lylla, Julianne Hough and husband Brooks Laich are trying in vitro fertilization to conceive their dream baby, Fashion Verdict -- Naomi Watts, Olivia Munn, Aubrey Plaza, Joan Collins, Rihanna 

Page 15: Funny Photo Quiz -- Shaquille O’Neal 

Page 16: Jennifer Aniston’s face is frozen from too many fillers, aging action man Harrison Ford flew into a fury over buzz that Chris Pratt will replace him as Indiana Jones saying “When I’m gone, he’s gone” but Ford should be worried since Disney took over the series from Paramount, jailbird junkie Redmond O’Neal is a tragic mental train wreck who has no grasp of reality 

Page 17: The estates of music icons Tom Petty and Tupac Shakur have clobbered Universal Music Group with a $100 million lawsuit over music works supposedly destroyed in a 2008 fire, Samuel L. Jackson flew into a rage over a dumb goof in the posters for his new flick Spiderman: Far From Home that flip-flopped his eyepatch 

Page 19: 10 Things You Don’t Know About James Earl Jones, Star Trek icon George Takei reveals ha was kept in a U.S. prison camp as a child because of his race, Lindsay Lohan’s reality series about her Mykonos beach club is all washed up so she’s turning up the music on a record deal with Tommy Mottola’s Casablanca Records 

Page 20: Roger Moore’s widow loses control of fortune after son tells court she’s being fleeced 

Page 21: A twisted creep put a hidden camera in the ladies room at Pinewood Studios where the new James Bond flick is being shot, Alice Cooper and his wife Sheryl Goddard are so attached to each other that they’ve made a death pact vowing to go together 

Page 22: True Crime -- Sex cult guru Keith Raniere of NXIVM faces life of hard time 

Page 24: Seashore Eyesores -- shocking celebrity beach bodies -- Kelsey Grammer, Josh Gad, Katie Holmes, Serena Williams 

Page 25: Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, Sharon Stone, Taylor Swift, Gerard Depardieu 

Page 26: Cardi B indicted in bar brawl, con man tries to swipe Halle Berry’s home, Helen Hunt jumpstarting her career again 

Page 27: Love & Hip Hop’s Teairra Mari was busted for driving drunk in a car with just three wheels 

Page 30: Health Report -- Cell phones are making kids grow horns 

Page 36: The reason the Spice Girls agreed to their current reunion tour is because they were nearly broke and now they’ve signed on for a second concert series to keep the dough rolling in, Star Trek beauty Marina Sirtis has made a shocking confession that she was molested as a three-year-old by teenage boys, Jeff Goldblum has never played a video game even though he does voice acting in them, goofy goop boss Gwyneth Paltrow won’t do every nutty New Age thing pushed on her website like drinking her own urine 

Page 38: Real Life 

Page 44: Straight Talk -- Convict Bill Cosby’s fantasy world 

Page 45: Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ $1 million second wedding, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s marriage stressed from constant bickering over caring for their four young kids 

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Carmody Groarke creates "intriguing atmospheric" entrance to Science and Industry Museum

Architecture studio Carmody Groarke has designed a lower-level entrance and gallery space at a science museum in Manchester, UK.

Envisioned as the first part of the Science and Industry Museum's long-term renovation plan, Carmody Groarke revamped the institution's lowest floor adding a Special Exhibitions Gallery, foyer and additional visitor entrance.

Carmody Groarke created a lower-level entrance to the Science and Industry Museum

The entrance on the lower ground floor of the 19th century New Warehouse building connects the museum with the Lower Yard and creates a new route through the institution.

To draw attention to this entrance, which is located under a vaulted railway viaduct, and differentiate it from the surrounding industrial architecture the studio framed it with backlit fibre-glass panels.

The entrance is framed by backlit fibre-glass panels

"The new entrance makes the route across the overall museum site more legible and attractive by rehabilitating spaces where visitors were previously not attracted to go," said studio co-founder Andy Groarke.

"The backlit fibre-glass panels create a strong counterpoint to the weighty and enduring Victorian infrastructure and architecture," he told Dezeen.

The fibre-glass panels continue in the foyer

Each of the full-height fibre-glass panels, which continue into the foyer area and wrap around a multipurpose events space, were designed to bring light into the dark basement areas.

They were hand-cast and tinted a terracotta hue to complement the surrounding Victorian brickwork and can be removed to maintain the historic fabric beneath.

Alongside the foyer is a multipurpose space

"The fibre-glass creates an intriguing atmospheric effect," said Carmody Groarke architect Ana Maria Ferreira.

"Its translucent quality allowed us to create a universal indirect light source around both the external entrance and the front-of-house space, uplifting a dark and uninviting part of the existing building to make it more inviting," she told Dezeen.

This space can be used for events

Beyond the foyer space, the 725-square-metre Special Exhibitions Gallery has a different character to the entrance areas.

The gallery was stripped back to reveal the five-metre-high cast-iron and brick vaulted ceiling and cast-iron columns that support railway tacks above.

The Special Exhibitions Gallery has a five-metre-high cast-iron and brick vaulted ceiling

"The project has two different spatial characters," said Ferreira.

"The gallery has been designed to provide a neutral space that is flexible and allows 'decoration', while the front of house and external entrance use an unexpected material that complements and amplifies the material character of the existing spaces."

It was designed to be an open space

Overall, the studio hopes that renovation will encourage visitors to think about the historic structure and how it interacts with the new interventions.

"We hope the project draws attention to the quality of the existing building counterpointed with an unexpected modern approach in the design of the new spaces," added Groarke.

"We hope the unexpected use of the tinted fibreglass in the front of house and external entrance, provokes a sense of intrigue about the material that brings people to go up to it and touch it."

Founded in 2006 by Groarke and Kevin Carmody, Carmody Groarke is a London-based architecture studio. It has previously created a circular corrugated aluminium ticket pavilion in Hamburg and a boat museum on the shore of Windermere.

Photography is by Gilbert McCarragher.

Project credits:

Architect, lead designer and principal designer: Carmody Groarke Structural engineer: Price & Myers Service engineer: Skelly & Couch Cost consultant: Appleyard & Trew Project manager: Gardiner & Theobald Heritage consultant: Heritage Architecture Planning consultant: Deloitte Real Estate Approved inspector: Butler and Young Fire engineer: Design Fire Consultants Main contractor: HH Smith & Sons Cladding sub-contractor: Streamline Fibreglass Floor sub-contractor: Bell Asphalt Door sub-contractor: Robust UK M&E sub-contractor: Murray Building Services and Performance Electrical Limited

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes see to Tulsa

Any sticking around doubts Tulsans might have about whether Tesla is seriously thinking about constructing its next factory here disappeared late Friday afternoon when company CEO Elon Musk arrived in town in his private airplane.

Joined by Craig Hulse, Tesla’s director of policy and federal government affairs, Musk went straight to the suggested site of the plant, where he met with Gov. Kevin Stitt and Secretary of Commerce Sean Kouplen and the property owner. Jeff Stava, Vibrant and Inclusive Tulsa Team lead for the George Kaiser Household Structure, likewise went to the conference.

Officials have actually not revealed where the site is.

— Governor Kevin Stitt (@GovStitt) July 4, 2020

Stitt and Kouplen had discussed the project in individual with Musk in May when they took a trip to Florida for the launch of Musk’s manned SpaceX rocket.

” The site is extremely crucial to Elon.

The Associated Press and other media outlets have reported that Austin, Texas, and Tulsa are finalists for the electronic automobile maker’s Cybertruck factory.

Kouplen said he feels very good about Tulsa’s chance to land the electric lorry giant, but work remains.

” We have the difficulty of Tulsa being lesser known than Austin and getting his team comfy with us as their possible website,” he said.

Tulsa vs. Austin to get Tesla: A look at the stats

Population comparison

Austin population quote in July 2019: 964,254

Tulsa population quote in July 2018 (2019 not offered): 400,669

Source: census.gov

Pictured: In this Jan. 14, 2019 file photo, a large Texas flag hangs from the Texas State Capitol as workers prepare the grounds for inauguration events in Austin, Texas.

Image by ERIC GAY/AP File

Average house costs

Austin mean real estate rate (2014-18): $312,300

Tulsa median real estate price (2014-18): $133,900

Source: census.gov

Pictured: A home for sale in Tulsa in July 2009.

Tulsa World File image

Education demographics

Austin homeowners with bachelor’s degree or greater (2014-18, age 25 ): 50.4%

Tulsa citizens with bachelor’s degree or greater (2014-18, age 25 ): 30.8%

Source: census.gov

Pictured: James Flanders holds his diploma as he stands with University of Tulsa President Gerard P. Clancy, TU Board of Trustees chairman L. Duane Wilson and TU sports director Derrick Gragg throughout a start event in December 2016 prior to the team’s bowl game

Image by JOE SKIPPER/For the Tulsa World

Work demographics

Austin total population (age 16 ) in labor force (2014-18): 73.3%

Tulsa overall population (age 16 ) in manpower (2014-18): 65.6%

Source: census.gov

Pictured: Dell Chairman Michael Dell speaks throughout a news conference Monday, Sept. 25, 2006, in Austin, Texas.

Photo by HARRY CABLUCK/AP File

Commute times

Austin average travel time to work (2014-18): 24.3 minutes

Tulsa typical travel time to work (2014-18): 18.6 minutes

Source: census.gov

Pictured: Traffic streams along Interstate 44 near the interchange with U.S. 75 in Tulsa on January 29, 2020.

Image by MATT BARNARD/Tulsa World File

Income contrast

Austin average home income (2014-18) $67,462

Tulsa median home earnings (2014-18) $46,113

Source: census.gov

Pictured: Tulsa’s downtown horizon in August 2018.

Image by TOM GILBERT/Tulsa World File

Poverty levels

Austin individuals in hardship: 14.5%

Tulsa people in poverty: 19.7%

Source: census.gov

Pictured: Melvin Hughes, a homeless male hired by BBH Labs to supply and promote a mobile 4G Wi-Fi service throughout SXSW, holds the Tee shirts he was offered by the marketing agency in Austin, Texas in March 2012.

Picture by JACK PLUNKETT/AP File

Population density

Austin population per square mile (2010): 2,6532

Tulsa population per square mile (2010): 1,9919

Source: census.gov

Pictured: The Texas Capitol and downtown structures fade into the fog on Jan. 24, 2012, in Austin, Texas.

Picture by ERIC GAY/AP File

Notable colleges and universities

Austin: University of Texas-Austin; St. Edward’s University; Huston-Tillotson University; Concordia University; Austin Neighborhood College; Texas State University

Tulsa: University of Tulsa; Oral Roberts University; OU-Tulsa; OSU-Tulsa; Tulsa Community College

Pictured: In this Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012 photo, a statue of George Washington stands near the University of Texas Tower at the center of campus, in Austin, Texas.

Image by ERIC GAY/AP File

Noteworthy music festivals

Austin: South by Southwest (SXSW)

Tulsa: The Hop Jam

Pictured: Hanson performs at The Hop Jam Beer and Music Festival on May 19, 2019.

Photo by MIKE SIMONS/Tulsa World File

Landmark of note

Austin: Texas state capitol

Tulsa: Route 66

Pictured: In this March 11, 2019, image, teachers going to a rally to support funding for public schools in Texas fill the rotunda of the state capitol in Austin

Image by ERIC GAY/AP File

Museum to go to

Austin: Blanton Museum

Tulsa: Philbrook Museum

Pictured: In this Feb. 12, 2018, photo, a woman passes Ellsworth Kelly’s “Austin” at the Blanton Museum of Art, in Austin, Texas.

Photo by ERIC GAY/AP File

Waterway of note

Austin: Woman Bird Lake

Tulsa: Arkansas River

Pictured: The Arkansas River with Tulsa’s downtown skyline in the background in May 2019.

Picture by TOM GILBERT/Tulsa World File

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Giao dịch Bất động sản Quận Erie - Tin tức Buffalo Sau đây là các giao dịch bất động sản trên 5.000 đô la như được liệt kê trong hồ sơ của văn phòng thư ký Quận Erie trong tuần kết thúc vào ngày 7 tháng 2. ALDEN • 11980 Walden Ave., Walden Realty Limited Hợp tác với Tập đoàn Cintas số 2, $ 6.000.000. • 928 Đường Ba Rod, Renee C. Lyon; Đổi mới Lyon; Ralph M. Mohz; Michael Pelczynski; Michael F. Pelczynski; Renee C. Pelczynski; Renee Pelczynski cho Tập đoàn thế chấp cho vay mua nhà liên bang, $ 212,663. • 885 West Alaura Drive, Toolee LLC đến Kelly A. Jarrell; Scott D. Jarrell, 195.000 đô la. • 11423 Broadway, Michael D. Rosner; Patricia B. Rosner đến Joelle Hoeltke; Nathaniel Hoeltke, $ 179,900. • 1241 East Laray Drive, Buffalo Gates LLC đến Bradley Bowen; Kimberly Bowen, 175.100 đô la. • 928 Đường Ba Rod, Tập đoàn thế chấp cho vay mua nhà liên bang đến Joy Ann Morris, 171.999 đô la. • 11760 Westwood Road, Robert M. Laycock; Bình minh Seiwell đến Nicholas S. Buscaglia; Julia N. Licata; Russell J. Licata, 155.000 đô la. • 1462 Elm St., Joseph R. Demare; Carolyn S. Kawecka đến Hallie Keren; Jehosua Keren, 132.100 đô la. • Vl Wende R, William C. Foley; Leonard A. Weisbeck III đến Cmk Builders Inc, 50.000 đô la. AMHERST • Vòng tròn 7 Le Brun, Lucy A. Campbell; James P. Houck đến Janelle M. Randall; Nathan G. Randall, $ 699.000. • 58 San Fernando Lane, Cheryl Castyham; Thomas Cickyham cho Henry Edward Reyes, $ 428.000. • 151 Darwin Drive, Anthony F. Pegnia Jr. để Denise J. Agostino; Philip A. Agostino, 330.000 đô la. • 177 Patton Place, Edda Tiburzi đến Cynthia M. Donoghue; David K. Hanley, $ 316.500. • 13 Campbell Meadows, David Woods; Rừng Phyllis đến Christine A. Tona; Frank C. Tona, $ 311.000. • Tòa án Cimarand 247, Sachiko Fujita; Sachiko F. Fujita đến Daniel Kim; Kia Thạch, 300.000 USD. • 117 Glen Oak Drive, Daniel L. Rodems; Manda E. Rodems cho Jennodes Acheampong; Eric Barnie, $ 295.000. • 4025 Main St., Aida J. Corey đến Darryl Heusinger; Eric L. Heusinger, 285.000 đô la. • 167 Thợ săn ngõ, Pamela J. Kohrn đến Cristina L. Garcia; Juan J. Garcia Jr., $ 278,780. • 4 Địa điểm Hubbardston, Christine A. Tona; Frank C. Tona cho Alfred C. Leto; Willow Leto, $ 275,100. • Đường 491 Mt Vernon, 6831 Seneca St. LLC đến Shanna M. Becker, $ 250.000. • Ngõ 319 Bramblewood, Clara Parisi; Joseph C. Parisi đến Catherine Patricia Shampine; William Christopher Shampine, $ 245,000. • 305 Willow Green, Omara 2018 Family Trust Tr to Crisanto Champion III; Claire L. Hojnacki, 240.000 đô la. • 6 Westcliffe Drive, Pamela A. Shields; Robert W. Shields cho Ginny Gallersdorfer; Patrick Niedziecki, 227.500 đô la. • 109 Altruria, Barbara R. Edwards; Richard W. Edwards đến Alison R. Giunta; Mickael Giunta, 220.000 đô la. • 1569 Wehrle Drive, Joseph Lafornara cho Michael Hennigan; Tara Lynne Trottnow, 220.000 đô la. • 156 Grandview Drive, Claus Schwinge to Brian Kirsch, 207.000 đô la. • 6 Copley Sq, Jane G. Navarro; Joseph A. Navarro cho David Wieloszynski, $ 199,545. • 1269 Đại lộ Thác Niagara, Forest City Properties LLC; Công ty cổ phần cho thuê rừng thành phố Suc; W-A-L Realty Inc Suc; Niasher Realty Inc đến Jemals Boulevard LLC, $ 194,779. • 108 Hickory Hill Rd Ud, Marilyn T Mendelson ủy thác có thể hủy bỏ 041615 Tr cho Janice J. Kapturowski; Ronald A. Kapturowski, $ 185,900. • Ngõ 21 Crown Point, Donald R. Laux; Margaret A. Laux đến Margaret A. Laux, 180.000 USD. • 2810 Đường Dodge, Bertha Regnet; Bertha M. Regnet; Bertha Regnet Living Trust 072011 Tr cho Donald W. Heim, 165.000 đô la. • 25 Albion Ave., John V. Kivinen; Kelyn G. Kivinen đến Elisa R. Debow; Gabriel E. Rivera-Vazquez, $ 156.000. • 9 Công viên Beacon Đơn vị J, Shelley C. Imbs cho Joseph Braccio; Pamela Braccio, 136.000 đô la. • Đại lộ 324 Crosby, Jeanette Levin đến Envision Enterprices LLC, 125.000 đô la. • 335 South Cayuga Rd Đơn vị C, Frances Carter đến Beverly I. Schuster, 115.900 đô la. • 31 Mckinley Ave., Magdalena M. Block; Norbert J. Block to Dum Ventures LLC, 111.000 đô la. • 4166 North Bailey, Barry Medwin tới Daniel Mansfield, 110.000 đô la. • 165 Lynette Lane, Ciminelli Muir Woods LLC đến Ryan Homes of New York, 82.330 đô la. • 123 Callodine Ave., De Leon Juan Perez đến Vazquez Manuel Omar phơi sáng, 71.000 USD. ANGola • 330 North Main St., Lmb Capital Inc đến Danielle Jasmine Ginkel; Zachary Stephen Ginkel, 125.000 đô la. • 5 School St., Tập đoàn thế chấp cho vay mua nhà liên bang cho Mark Mazur; Clair A. Montroy III, $ 18.000. AURORA / EAST AURORA • 1021 Đường Olean, Thyroff Aurora LLC đến Benedicto Holdings Inc, $ 1.000.000. • 135 Kandahar Drive, Jody B. Dowdall; Mercedes B. Dowdall đến Jacqueline M. Rabey; Jordon R. Rabey, 440.000 đô la. • 299 Triển vọng Ave., Jacqueline M. Rabey; Jordon R. Rabey đến Green J Gerard Jr, 270.000 đô la. • 214 Greenwood, Deborah J. Mccormick đến Donna M. Ward; John P. Ward, $ 244,000. • Đường đọc 1811, Jack A. Weinheimer; Rosalie Weinheimer đến Julie Gemerek; Mark Gemerek, 175.000 đô la. • Vl Center St., Revitalized Neighbours LLC đến Jeffrey E. Brodowski, 82.000 đô la. BLASDELL • 3610 South Park Ave., Mary Ellen Lipinski đến Colleen Degraff, 175.000 đô la. BOoston • 6454 Willow Drive, Brittany D. Rashbrook cho Jessica Carey; Michael Carey, $ 230.000. BUFFALO • 527 Hertel, Buffalo Townhomes LLC đến Gold Wynn Delsan Court LLC, $ 8,737,820. • 377 Main St., Landco H & l Inc đến 377 Main Realty Inc, 2.000.000 đô la. Katharine Stryker; Stryker Katharine G Rooney đến Kristy L. Kapturowski, $ 565.000. • 2801-11 Bailey, Mccormick 111 LLC đến 2801 Bailey LLC, 450.000 USD. • 126 Crescent Ave., Juliette M. Carbone; Robert C. Carbone đến Gina M. Spaulding; Noah J. Spaulding, 404.000 đô la. • 426 Triển vọng Ave., Vanessa M. Fineberg đến Caroline C. Gilbert, 380.000 đô la. • 152 Fargo Ave., 152 Fargo LLC cho Caroline Bernadette Clauss; Điều khoản ăn kiêng; Marilyn Halpin, 375.000 đô la. • 32 Hamburg St., Let Them Lol Inc đến Jc Properties Qozb LLC, 250.000 đô la. • 744 Amherst St., Jessica Hughes; Thomas B. Hughes đến Melissa E. Smith, $ 235,000. • 84 Hammerschmidt, Gannon-Patel Enterprise LLC đến Tim J. Eng, 228.500 đô la. ; Erika Noreck; Hans L. Steiniger; Joseph R. Steiniger; Marianne Steiniger đến Jacobi Joseph John Jr, 180.000 đô la. • 149 Baynes, Anne M. Bouvier; John F. Fraser đến Louis Gott; Nikki Ruehl, $ 165,000. • 172 Bird Ave., Bá tước K. Cantwell III; Hy vọng Maria Dunbar đến Jennifer Rutherford, 165.000 đô la. • 129 Amber St., James K. Roberts đến Richard Hernandez, 159.650 đô la. • 53 Montrose Ave., Dorothy V. Gambino đến Buffalo Callodine LLC, 150.000 đô la. LLC đến Treyger Shmaryahu, 145.000 đô la. • 43 Baxter St., Saphiep Kim đến Marian M. Mclean, 145.000 đô la. • 86 Camden Ave., Tyler J. Bortel cho Michael V. Puleo, 144.500 đô la. • 51 Pavonia St., Lebrun Estate LLC tới Evelyn A. Owens-Hennings, 135.000 đô la. • 882 West Ave., Nicholas Pugliese cho Rich Holdings Inc, 130.000 đô la. • 421 Elk St., Trung tâm Khám phá Di sản LLC đến 421 Elk St. LLC, 130.000 đô la. • 863 Glenwood Ave., Buffalo Circle LLC đến Treyger Shmaryahu, 125.000 đô la. • 269 Skillen St., Nhà thờ Tin lành Nazareth Lutheran đến Sandar Moe; Tun Win, 125.000 đô la. • 445 Willett St., Fred Punturiero đến Alyssa Lopez, 125.000 đô la. • 65 Roanoke Parkway, Claire Lydia Hojnacki đến Jacob J. Lipowski, 120.000 đô la. • 46 Carlyle Ave., Donna J. Miller; Jeffrey Miller; Leroy E. Miller; Đánh dấu Miller; Deborah J. Thomas; Deborah L. Thomas đến Mark W. Miller; Renee J. Sullivan, 115.000 đô la. • 457 Monroe St., Angienell Brown đến Celia Croskery, 110.000 đô la. • 176 Geary St., Karen Andres; Steven B. Bengart; Steven Bengart; Robert Robinson Jr.; Robert P. Robinson Jr. đối với các khoản phải thu bảo đảm tài sản được bảo đảm LLC Trust 2005-Op2 Giấy chứng nhận chuyển nhượng thế chấp & xem; Ngân hàng Wells Fargo NA Tr, 105,674 đô la. • 1848 Clinton, Blp Partnership to Acme Cabin Company LLC, 105.000 đô la. • 946 Abbott Road, Colleen Gill đến Robert Adams, 105.000 đô la. • 202 Kay St., 716 Estates LLC đến Stergios Kotsidis; Damianos Tallides, $ 91.000. • 171 Fenton St., Dolores L. Fontana; Richard A. Fontana đến Bryan Jeffrey Bollman, 87.500 đô la. • 103 Lockwood Ave., Juanita L. Bauer; Cindy L. Coleman cho Richard Acosta, 87.500 đô la. • 279 Davidson, 716 Estates LLC đến Sabina Akter Mukta, 85.000 đô la. • 25 College St., Thomas & elizabeth Campbell Living Trust 091509 Tr tới Bonkuka Fnu Kwayo Ithe, 85.000 đô la. Kevin Croom; Peter M. Kooshioan đến Mfra Trust 2014-2 Tr; Wilmington Trust NA Tr, 77.000 đô la. • 2421 Bailey Ave., Edwina S. Bartscheck đến Prime Properties Buffalo Inc, 75.500 đô la. • 210 Condon Ave., William N. Eaton; Emily Trott đến Galina Tumash, 75.200 đô la. • 31 Vandalia, Let Them Lol Inc cho Jc Properties Qozb LLC, 75.000 đô la. • 45 Kermit Ave., Rahman Properties Management Inc đến Nusrat Zahan, 75.000 đô la. • 290 Cáp, Yrsh LLC LLC, 70.000 đô la. • 779 Triển vọng Ave., Carmen Lai; Carmen L. Lai đến Christina Tretter; Christina E. Tretter, 70.000 đô la. • 968 Genesee St., Addie M. Hargrove; Willie A. Robinson; Tracy Walton; Walton Estelle tháng 12; Walton Faye C đến Fairtrade International Inc, 70.000 đô la. • 547 Highgate Ave., Lĩnh vực Annie L Est; Lĩnh vực Annie Louise Est; Anthony J. Lana đến Fannie Mae, 69.342 đô la. • 153 Hagen, Chat Bark Properties 1 LLC đến Md Jahngir Alam; Md Alamgir Hossain; Md Abdur Razzaque, $ 65,200. • 526 Plymouth Ave., Luz M. Vives đến 716 West Side Holdings LLC, $ 60.000. • 609 East Amherst St., Tonton Group LLC đến Tazin Sultana, $ 60.000. Nykizza A. Hardy; Eric J. Hill, 58.000 đô la. • 163 Wakefield, Raquel Crespo; Giovanni Quinones cho Hemel Ahmed, 55.000 đô la. • 50 Fuller, Jeanallan Properties LLC đến Vicky Nguyen, 55.000 đô la. • 207 Riley, Henry W. Self to Goodeee Management LLC, 55.000 đô la. • 160 Tưởng niệm, Dixon Enterprises Inc cho Wilson Edoh, 52.500 đô la. 846 Walden, Thành phố Buffalo đến Delight Realty LLC, $ 50.000. • 77 Crossman Ave., John C. Szablewski; Kathy J. Szablewski đến Lucky Saad Realty Corp, 50.000 đô la. • 239 Suffolk, Tammy Massey-Thomas đến Carlton Jermaine Byrum, 49.000 đô la. • 97 Bradley St., Robert E. Bordner đến Jcos Properties LLC, 46.000 đô la. • 73 Hawley, Robert E Bordner đến Jcos Properties LLC, $ 46.000. • 396 Riley St., Debra Williams; Robert Williams đến Sylvia Mcneill True lov; Vernon A. True lov, $ 42.500. • 34 Wood Ave., Buffalo Circle LLC đến Treyger Shmaryahu, $ 42.000. • 258 Parkdale Ave., Peter Bestajovsky; Eliza Kaminska đến William Szczerba, 41.000 đô la. • 22 Theodore St., Clinton Calloway đến Main Uddin, 40.000 đô la. • 20 Timon, City of Buffalo to Mds Assets Inc, 38.000 đô la. • 57 Goodyear, Yitzys Homes LLC đến tuxedo • 428 Goethe, Atlantica LLC đến Abu Talukder, $ 32.000. • 182 Hagen St., Leigh Anderson; Ethel L. Cummings cho Buffalo King Reality Inc, 32.000 đô la. • 1649 Fillmore, Nina C. Sidiyahya cho Spencer W. Gaskin, 30.000 đô la. tới Ikram Murad, 28.000 đô la. • 164 Royal Ave., Sdp Properties LLC đến Eric Muniz; Nancy Muniz, 27.520 đô la. • 1903 Broadway, 1375 French Rd Inc đến Ahmad M. Shinwari, 20.000 đô la. • 88 Lewis St., Sunil Bakshi; Hageman Sandra D Est đến Ymr Homes LLC, $ 14,581. CHEEKTOWAGA • 75 Alys Dr E, Vịt con xấu xí LLC đến Courtney Paige Black; Brandon Gl lý, $ 230.000. • Đại lộ 212 Towers, Kelly A. Jarrell; Scott D. Jarrell cho Amy M. Blashot, $ 214.000. • 72 Conway, Jason D. Jacks đến Marietta L. Schaedel; Robert E. Schaedel, $ 188,000. • 35 Gabrielle Drive, Robert P. Johnson; Loretta Roberts đến Rmf Mua lại ủy thác mua lại 2018-1 Tr; Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington Fsb Tr, $ 178,363. • 99 Sandy Lane, Frank Bednasz đến Daryl Hahn; Kelly Hahn, 150.000 đô la. • 101 Argus Drive, Jaclyn R. Cwiklinski; Timothy G. Stearns đến Samantha L. Girdlestone; Trevor T. Wirth, 149.900 đô la. • 69 Angela Lane, Norma J. Mongtomery đến Khadiza Halim, 145.000 đô la. • 119 Lee St., Gdc Holdings LLC đến Lyndsey Grande; Robert Wilcox, 141.625 đô la. • Ổ đĩa Cherokee, Armond E. Lofton; Brenda L. Lofton đến Kathryn M. Lam, 135.000 đô la. • 107 Houston St., Michelle M. Yates đến Ryen Seyfried, 130.000 đô la. • 122 Haller Ave., Farzana Sultana đến Bird House Holdings LLC, 130.000 đô la. • 177 Kennedy Road, Daniel W. Metzinger đến Aubrey R. Mcguire, 130.000 đô la. • 50 Hawro Place, Cynthia L. Boroszko đến Blair V. Fletcher; Jeremy Schlierf, 127.000 đô la. • 220 Bissell Ave., James A. Schwartz; Linda J. Schwartz đến Robert W. Zinni, 122.500 đô la. • 32 Lyman Ave., Trung tâm dịch vụ con người đô thị Lt Col Matt ở Western New York; Trung tâm cộng đồng Ba Lan của Buffalo Inc dba đến Alicia Threat; Gary Threat, 122.000 đô la. • 43 Ellen Drive, Seggio Properties LLC đến Saleh Mohamed, 120.000 đô la. • 240 Parker, Georgina Sinnett đến Gerald Vilier, 110.000 đô la. • 183 đường Meadowlawn, Adam N. Wilcox tới Nazma Akther; Md Sifat Ullah, 108.000 đô la. • 54 Hadley St., Kathleen A. Kubala; Karen M. Noe cho Jennifer Bartus, 107.000 đô la. • 64 Boll St., Lisa M. Tomchot đến Rebecca A. Doruszewski, 107.000 đô la. • 64 Northcrest Ave., John M. Mugas tới Christina H. Evans, 99.000 đô la. • 44 Loxley Road , Ibrahim M. Abu-Sitta đến Talitha Field; Aaron Hawkins, $ 92.500. • 20 Haller Ave., HUD đến Ruhul Amin, $ 80,055. • 83 Loretto Drive, Debra S. Smith đến Ae Buffalo Properties LLC, $ 75.000. • 5521 Đường Road, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến 5521 Transit Road LLC, $ 35.000. • 24 Halstead Ave., Michael P. Fischer đến Tri Trekkers LLC, $ 31.000. • 6 Algiers Lane, Arthur V. Pogorzala; Dolores Z. Pogorzala đến Jean Pogorzala, 30.000 đô la. • Đường Vl Kennedy, Daniel Petroski đến Joseph J. Darlak; Rossana D. Darlak, 21.000 USD. CÂU HỎI • 9662 Deerview Lane, George P. Gallagher đến Daniel L. Rodems; Manda E. Rodems, $ 419,900. • Đất trống 9819 Đường mòn Longleaf, Sg Clarence LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 129.500 đô la. THU THẬP • 14088 Gowanda State Road, Earle W. Gates; Vòng nguyệt quế S. Gates đến Keller Billie Jo M, 143.100 đô la. • 13945 Quaker St., Nancy Wells Withington đến Mark Hawes, 40.000 đô la. CONCORD • Đường mòn 20 dốc, Jennifer A. Obrien; Kevin J. Obrien đến Jerry Grawe; Sandra Grawe, $ 245.000. • 13966 Mill St., 7538 Olean Road LLC đến Michael Meindl; Jessica Stack, $ 178.000. EDEN • 9833 Đường Tice, Joseph J. Willis; Karen S. Willis cho Jennifer L. Weber; Joseph M. Weber, 360.000 đô la. • 2172 Đường Hemlock, Lynn Milligan; Robert Milligan đến Brett J. Gage; Natalia D. Gage, 225.000 đô la. • Đường 2304 tháng 3, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc., $ 10.000.EVans • 7125 Brandywine Drive, John Hider; Kristine Hider đến Desiree Hider; John C. Hider, 150.000 đô la. • 73 Center St., Truman 2016 Sc6 Title Trust Tr to Queen City Remodeling Inc, 61.500 đô la. • 1576 Eden Evans Center Road, Nancy M. Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc, 25.000 đô la. • 9096 Đại lộ Tây Nam, Nancy Snyder; Quận Erie đến Tây Nam Inc, $ 10.000. ĐẢO GRAND • 94 Đường mòn dễ chịu, David W. Ambellan; Nancy A. Ambellan đến Narinder Singh, 351.000 đô la. • 1310 East Park Road, 335 Center St. Inc đến Idrees Akhtar; Mubeen A. Moughal, 205.000 đô la. • 1486 Đường Whitehaven, Mehmet Hajdini; Arbnore Islami đến Tri Trekkers LLC, $ 173.500. • 3058 Đường sông Đông, David M. Scalise; Joseph D. Mở rộng cho Susan King, 125.000 đô la. HAMCHA • Tòa án Woodway 5018, David Marshall Meinke đến Joshua R. Bannister; Nicolette E. Bannister, 373.000 đô la. • 4301 Rushford Drive, Timothy J. Keim đến National Nominee Services Inc, $ 325.000. • 4301 Rushford Drive, National Nominee Services Inc cho Emily T. Haas, $ 325.000. Steenberg; Timothy T. Steenberg đến Jami Ali; Matthew Silver, $ 290.000. • 5589 Câu lạc bộ đồng quê, Valerie L. Heywood đến Jessica L. Hargarther; Kyle E. Scritchfield, $ 260.000. • 6233 Đường Versailles, Erin N. Russell đến Louis P. Vertino Jr., $ 215.000. • 4971 Kennison Parkway, Natalie R. Bucholtz; George T. Griesbaum cho Lauren E. Murray; Michael T. Murray, $ 189.000. • 6138 Mckinley Parkway, John C. Stiker; Mary L. Stiker cho Steven J. Fox; Tracy A. Fox, $ 185,000. • 5136 Thurston Ave., Jennifer Sj Beam to Paul Hoffman, $ 170.000. • 77 Cây thông, Joseph R. Hess; Lynn M. Hess đến Lindsey K. Ardus, 150.000 đô la. • 4745 Đại lộ Mount Vernon, Claudia M. Austin; Elbert C. Austin III đến Harold R. Clark, 138.000 đô la. • 2640 Oakwood Ave., Melissa Bannister cho Bradley K. Heilig, 135.000 đô la. HÀ LAN • 6 Cherrywood Ridge, Florence Hoffman; Gene E. Hoffman cho Brandon J. Dawson; Rebecca G. Dawson, $ 217.000. • 124 Canada St., Rebecca G. Keller cho Jennifer R. Larkowski; Sean M. Larkowski, $ 157,400. LACKAWANNA • 66 Orchard Place, Colin P. Higgins đến Sharif M. Alamry, $ 157.500. • 100 Balen Drive, Edward J. Mueller cho David D. Holmwood, $ 147.000. • 191 Franklin St., Bruce Savino đến Samantha Martin, $ 108,150. LANCASTER • 28 Weathersfield Lane, Rjf Development Jv đến Cross Creek Eight LLC, 996.870 đô la. • 1821 Como Park Boulevard, Kcm Enterprises Inc đến Van Buren Boys Holdings LLC, 430.000 đô la. • 16 Park Walk, Jamie L. Cudzil; Jonathan R. Fletcher cho Jennifer N. Zyla; Scott E. Zyla, 270.000 đô la. • 21 Ivy Way, Divert Properties LLC đến Samantha J. Pilote, $ 235.000. • 18 Petersbrook Circle, Patricia K. Wukovits cho William E. Clotfelter, 179.000 đô la. • 132 Iroquois Ave., Beverly Schuster; Beverly I. Schuster đến Valerie Lynn Alba, $ 167,000. • 6 Benson Drive, Helen M. Dietz đến Kelly Ann Martin, $ 122.500. • 6 Weathersfield Lane, Essex Ngôi nhà của WNY Inc cho Lauren C. Rittling; Richard W. Rittling Jr., 84.000 đô la. • 34 Glendale Drive, Crystal A. Richards đến Thomas P Schuster Ira Ben; Equity Trust Co Cust, 81.000 đô la. • 8 Hidden Lawn Crossing, Hidden Lawn Lan LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 69.000 đô la. • Đất trống 41 Partridge Walk, Hidden Lawn Lan LLC đến Forbes Capretto Homes; Forbes Homes Inc dba, 69.000 đô la. MARILLA • 2432 Đường Eastwood, Jonathan Thompson đến Paul Luke Kieffer, $ 220.000. NEWSTEAD • 4959 South Newstead Road, Cmk Builders của Alden Inc đến Gary Bailey; Candi S. Possinger-Bailey, 360.000 đô la. PHÍA BẮC • Đường Vl Marschfield, David Berghash; David Wadsworth cho Kenneth Phillips, 33.000 đô la. CÔNG viên ORCHARD • 2 Đường Winterhall, Sally A. Manley; William S. Manley đến Dean M. Brewer Jr.; Rachel Annette Biaer, 656.900 đô la. • 8 Grand View Trl, Joseph P. Kubarek; Sharon M. Porcellio đến Kelly A. Todaro; Michael J. Todaro, 650.000 đô la. • 285 Độc lập, Matthew E. Raiff; Susan M. Raiff đến Gregory D. Samei, 375.000 đô la. • 45 Minden Drive, Steven B. Bengart; Charlene C. Parker đến Fannie Mae, $ 231,022. • 5246 Webster Road, Patricia S. Walla viêm; Paul J. Walla viêm đến Timothy T. Steenberg, 148.000 đô la. • Đất trống 4 Stone Bluff Ct 56, Liên doanh Brompton / caesar Associates cho Jamie N. Nadler; Megan E. Nadler, 118.000 đô la. • 20 Hearthstone Terrace, Liên doanh Brompton / caesar Associates cho Forbes Homes Inc, 114.000 đô la. • 22 Hearthstone Terrace, Brompton / caesar Associates liên doanh với Forbes Homes Inc, 114.000 đô la. đến Tài sản & Bất động sản Mỹ LLC, $ 42.500. MÙA XUÂN • 205 Newman St., Ethan W. Collins; Audra D. Towsley; Patrick E. Towsley đến Ngân hàng Cộng đồng NA, 136.341 đô la. • 47 Glen St., Rosemary S. Mumbach đến Margaret A. Obrien, 126.000 đô la. • 154 East Main St., Cordell A. Thompson; Jaime C. Thompson cho Sarah L. Gabler, 104.000 đô la. THÀNH PHỐ TONAWANDA • 4 Peuquet Parkway, Outvue LLC đến Stark Real Estate Holdings LLC, $ 950,000. • 279 Brookside, Trevor J. Mullins cho Jason L. Bishoff; Maegan E. Bishoff, $ 215.000. • 273 Rogers Ave., Matthew Casseri đến Jamie L. Cummings; Nathan Cummings, $ 173,000. • 257 Niagara St., Edward W. Schreaser to Amy E. Tirella, 133.900 đô la. • 228 Grove St., Odonnell Land & expl LLC đến Jacob Rutkowski, 122.000 đô la. • 166 Rogers Ave., Doris Callahan; Doris E. Callahan đến Kristen Consminger, $ 119,900. • 45 Simson St., Kira Cochran-Gross cho Ahad Advisory Group LLC, $ 50,786. • 2 Maldives, Ave., Francis J. Prelewicz đến John C. Pontrello, $ 50.000. • 4 Clinton St ., David L Eddy Ira 100% Ben; Công ty ủy thác Pensco ủy thác cho Michael J. Lee; Khủng bố E. Lee; 78 Niagara Shore LLC, $ 44.000. TONAWANDA • 22 Deerhurst Park, John Pezzino III đến Anthony C. Fanara, $ 330.000. • 42 đường Grayton, Marilyn Kanutsu đến Deborah A. Tomizzi; Joseph J. Tomizzi, $ 277.999. • 324 Argonne Drive, Anne Mcguire; Curtis L. Meer cho Justin Giá, $ 272.000. • 2970 Đường Eggert, Francesca Grisafi; Giovanni Grisafi đến Bình minh Marie Smyth; Michael Lawrence Smyth, 266.000 đô la. • 142 Westfall Drive, William J. Croker đến Breanne A. Queeno, 186.500 đô la. John A. Delaney đến Heather Rende, 161.000 đô la. • 403 Thorncliff, Dorothy M. Grover cho Elizabeth J. Smith; Michael P. Smith, $ 159,000. • 50 Dreyer Ave., Mark Valenti đến Rosalina M. Vanegas, $ 150,000. • 22 Keller, Heather E. Markwart đến Rachelle Roberts, $ 145.000. • 33 North Ellwood Ave., Susan Ellsworth Johnson đến Trevor J Ngày, 140.000 đô la. • 32 Tremont Ave., Eric B. 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25 Black Style Icons Who Have Made Waves In The Fashion Industry

To celebrate Black History Month, we’re taking a moment to honor some of the most stylish black men and women in modern history.

From Josephine Baker to Sammy Davis Jr., from Naomi Campbell to Rihanna, these individuals made waves in the fashion industry ― whether working in it or participating in all it has to offer ― and continue to inspire generations of people to do the same.

Despite fashion’s less-than-stellar record when it comes to diversity and inclusion, the tides seem to be changing for the better, thanks in large part to many of the individuals on this list.

Josephine Baker

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Rihanna wouldn’t be rocking glittery naked dresses if it weren’t for Josephine Baker before her. The American-born entertainer, who found success in France, pushed the envelope with both her provocative costumes (inspiration for Rihanna’s stunning CFDA dress) and her bold activism. She faced racial discrimination throughout her career, but she fought for civil rights and refused to perform for segregated audiences in the U.S. in the ’50s and ’60s. (Photo: Baker in Hamburg, Germany, 1925.)

Eartha Kitt

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Eartha Kitt was a Broadway star, a TV icon and a real fashionista. The actress had a bold style, and as Mic pointed out, she sure loved her animal print ―which was fitting, as she scored the role of Catwoman on the 1960s “Batman” TV series. Kitt also wasn’t afraid to be a little sexy when it came to her style choices and defied norms of the time. (Photo: Kitt in a 1955 studio portrait.)

Sammy Davis Jr.

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Sammy Davis Jr. of Rat Pack fame was one stylish man. In 1967, his fashion icon status was cemented when he became the first man of color to appear on the cover of GQ. (Photo: Davis on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” on Sept. 17, 1965.)

Diana Ross

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Diana Ross has been blessing us with iconic looks for decades. If we had to describe her style in one phrase, we’d call it “perfectly over the top.” Even in her 70s, the Motown queen and former lead singer of the Supremes is killing it with her wardrobe choices. (Photo: Ross in 1972.)

Beverly Johnson

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Beverly Johnson’s modeling career included a number of firsts: She was the first African-American model to be featured on the cover of American Vogue in 1974 and the first black woman to appear on the cover of French Elle. A trailblazer, she paved the way for fellow black models like Naomi Campbell, Iman, Tyra Banks and Chanel Iman, to name a few. (Photo: Johnson in Vogue, 1974.)

Pat Cleveland

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Pat Cleveland was also part of the first group of black models to find major success in the fashion industry back in the ’60s and ’70s. This year, the 68-year-old strutted her stuff during the Hellessy show in New York. She killed it, naturally. (Photo: Cleveland at the B. Altman Fashion Show on Aug. 24, 1977, in New York City.)

Bethann Hardison

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Bethann Hardison is more than a fashion icon. She’s a culture icon. Like Johnson and Cleveland, Hardison was a trailblazing model in her heyday, walking in the famous Battle of Versailles fashion show in 1973. She also started her own modeling agency and continues to fight for more and better representation in the fashion industry through her Diversity Coalition. (Photo: Hardison at the 2016 CFDA awards in New York City.)

Angela Davis

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Angela Davis isn’t a regular style icon; she’s a game-changing style icon. The activist was one of the faces of the “Black Is Beautiful” movement, which aimed to lift up black women by showing the world the natural beauty of their hair and skin, their faces and bodies. Davis’ afro became iconic in its own right, symbolizing her support of the civil rights movement and other political views. (Photo: Davis in South Africa, 1974.)

Pam Grier

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Pam Grier has been dubbed the “queen” of blaxploitation films, thanks to her standout roles in movies like “Coffy” and “Foxy Brown.” She’s also known as the first African-American woman to star in an action movie. But amidst her boundary-breaking work in Hollywood, Grier became something of a fashion icon, thanks to her classic ’70s style. (Photo: Grier in 1972.)

Donna Summer

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Donna Summer was the ultimate 1970s disco queen and we still feel love for her flashy, ultra-glam style. (Photo: Summer in 1976.)

Tina Turner

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Tina Turner can rock a mini skirt (and some fringe) like no other. Her go-to performance costumes have no doubt inspired singers like Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Jennifer Lopez and any other star who takes the stage wearing little more than a bodysuit and fishnet stockings. (Photo: Turner onstage in 1985.)

Grace Jones

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Jamaican-born singer Grace Jones has a style unlike anyone else. She’s fierce, bold and unapologetically herself, no matter what she’s wearing ― all qualities of a true style icon. Oh, and she was one of the most badass Bond girls in the franchise. (Photo: Jones in 1989.)

Prince

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It’s nearly impossible to look at a purple suit without thinking of Prince and his iconic “Purple Rain” getup. That is the power of his style. (Photo: Prince onstage during his Purple Rain tour, circa 1984-1985.)

Janet Jackson

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Janet Jackson was and still is a force in the pop genre with a killer style to match. Over the years, she’s worn plenty of iconic outfits, including the entire wardrobe from her Rhythm Nation tour (one outfit is seen here) and her “pervert” crop top, which inspired an outfit worn by singer-dancer Teyana Taylor. (Photo: Jackson performing in New York City, 1990.)

Michael Jackson

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Michael Jackson gave us incredible pop music, iconic dance moves and some of the most unforgettable fashion moments in music history. There was the biker gang ensemble from “Bad,” the red leather jacket from “Thriller” and of course, the military-inspired outfit he wore for his 1993 Super Bowl halftime show (seen here, and later referenced by Beyoncé).

Iman

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Supermodel and activist Iman is no doubt one of the most stunning faces in fashion. But beyond that, she’s used her platform over the years to speak about important issues like racism and inclusivity in the fashion industry and beyond, and to spark positive change in the industry. That’s something that will always be in style. (Photo: Iman at an event in New York City, 2016.)

Naomi Campbell

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Naomi Campbell continues to be one of the most famous models working in the industry. The catwalk queen was one of the original supermodels, alongside Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford, and in 1988, she became the first black woman to appear on the cover of Paris Vogue. At 48, she is showing no signs of slowing down in a youth-obsessed industry. In January 2019, Campbell closed the stunning Valentino couture show. (Photo: Campbell on the Versace runway, 1996.)

Tyra Banks

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Tyra Banks is another trailblazer of color who took her job as a model and turned it into a mega career. She’s hosted her own talk show, appeared in movies and, of course, launched the “America’s Next Top Model” franchise and taught us all to smize. (Photo: Banks on the Yves Saint Laurent runway, 1993.)

Michelle Obama

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Michelle Obama is one of the most stylish first ladies in American history. From the moment we saw her in her now-iconic white Jason Wu inauguration gown (seen here) in 2009, we knew she’d become a true fashion icon. Name another first lady, former or current, who could wear sparkly thigh-high Balenciaga boots straight from the runway. We’ll wait.

Pharrell Williams

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If there’s one man who has a truly unique style, it’s Pharrell. The music producer and Karl Lagerfeld muse is that rare person who can rock an oversized Vivienne Westwood mountie-inspired hat and still look cool. (Photo: Williams at the 2014 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.)

Rihanna

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There’s no denying Rihanna’s fashion icon status. The singer and Fenty beauty mogul even won the title at the CFDA Awards in 2014 while wearing that sparkling naked dress (the one seen here). Throughout her career, which still has so far to go, Riri has shown us all that she doesn’t care what others think, and she’ll wear what she wants, thank you very much.

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter

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Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter make up this list’s stylish mother-daughter duo. Whether they’re coordinating or not, these two always go big with their fashion statements. (Photo: Beyoncé and Blue Ivy at the 2016 MTV VMAs in New York City.)

Lupita Nyong’o

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Lupita Nyong’o has emerged as one of the most refreshing style icons of the past decade. The actress first made waves in Hollywood when she won an Oscar for “12 Years A Slave” ― her first major role ― and then had heads turning when she arrived at the awards ceremony in her now-iconic Nairobi blue Prada gown. (Photo: Nyong’o at the 2014 Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.)

Zendaya

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Zendaya is one of the youngest individuals on this list, but the 22-year-old has already shown herself to be one of fashion’s most interesting muses. The actress isn’t afraid to make bold choices and we can’t wait to see what else she has in store in the coming years. (Photo: Zendaya at the 2017 Met Gala in New York City.)

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You are going to get thousands of pages of material, software programs, hundreds of hours of audio and videos, and much much more… (and it WON’T cost you a dime!)

This has NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE… as a matter of fact, a lot of the “big name gurus” laughed and said they wouldn’t participate. Goodie for you, because most (the non-tightwads!) did!

It feels like Christmas came early for us! Why is that?

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Adam Steward – presents Dr. Russell Conwell’s Success Classic “Acres of Diamonds”

AJ Peudan – How to Coach a Fish: 12 Weeks of Incredible Coaching

Al Aiello – 11 Powerful Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors

Alan Brymer – This Market Stinks: 12 Experts’ Strategies for Surviving & Thriving in a Slow Real Estate Market

Alan Cowgill – Private Lender Tips and Tactics PLUS How to Get All the Money You Need to Buy Property

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Geoff Nowlin – Unique No Money Down Strategies that Work in Today’s Economy

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