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Born in November and gone by February. The sudden death of Wilder Lee in Kahnawake has left the community in mourning for the past week. Three-month-old baby Wilder was found by his mother, lifeless, on February 26. Following the tragedy, two days later, Kahnawa’kehró:non Brittany Lahache launched an Auction for Baby Wilder, to help out with the funeral and other expenses related to the shocking death. Lahache has been close with the family for years and didn’t want Wilder’s mother Lianne to worry about a thing. “After I got the phone call about what happened, I went to my son and just held him and cried,” said Lahache, who has a young son. “I wanted to do something that would help take any extra stress off.” The Facebook page collected donations for items to be auctioned from Friday, March 5 (today) to Saturday, March 6. The auction will be closed on Monday, March 8, at 6 p.m. From gift cards from various places around the community such as the Keg Steakhouse or Village Variety, … [Read more...] about Auction to raise money for a soul lost too soon

The positioning of Vodafone Idea - which picked up modest 11.80 MHz spectrum - could potentially "worsen" as rival telcos will be able to boost their coverage and capacity after buying additional radiowaves in the just-concluded auctions, according to a report. Vodafone Idea has acquired spectrum to cover minor gaps in five circles for Rs 1,993.4 crore, while Bharti Airtel shelled-out nearly Rs 18,700 crore for 355.45 MHz radiowaves and Reliance Jio a whopping Rs 57,123 crore for 488.35 MHz spectrum. India's first auction of telecom spectrum in five years ended on Tuesday with Rs 77,814.8 crore of airwaves being acquired by telcos and billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio spending the most. " VIL 's positioning may possibly worsen as other operators will be able to enhance their coverage and capacity further post acquisition of additional spectrum in the recent round," a note by Kotak Institutional Equities said. The deft moves by Bharti Airtel and Reliance … [Read more...] about Rival telcos’ deft moves in spectrum auction may compound Voda Idea’s woes: Report

Bharti Airtel has acquired 355.45 MHz spectrum for ₹18,699 crore in the spectrum auctions which concluded on Tuesday. “Bharti Airtel... has acquired 355.45 MHz spectrum across Sub GHz, mid band and 2300 MHz bands for a total consideration of ₹18,699 crore in the latest spectrum auction conducted by the Department of Telecom... This gives Airtel the most formidable spectrum holdings in the country,” the company said in a statement. It added that all of the spectrum will enable the company to deliver 5G services in future. Gopal Vittal, MD & CEO (India & South Asia), Bharti Airtel said, “...Airtel now has a solid spectrum portfolio that will enable it to continue delivering the best mobile broadband experience in India. We are most excited at bringing the power of Airtel services to an additional 90 million customers in India through the power of our Pan India Sub GHz footprint.” The company added that despite the large amount of spectrum made available, the 700 MHz band … [Read more...] about Bharti Airtel acquires 355.45 MHz spectrum for ₹18,699 crore

GRAMERCY — More than six months after the old Noranda Alumina plant emerged from federal bankruptcy reorganization, the plant's new owners are seeking state authority to become the largest emitter of mercury into Louisiana's skies, according to federal air pollution data. The new owners, Noranda Bauxite and Alumina, want permission under a proposed air permit revision to emit up to 1,500 pounds of mercury into the air per year, up to six times more than the second-largest mercury air emitter in Louisiana between 2012 and 2015, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Toxics Release Inventory. The proposed permit, which the public will get to learn about at a state DEQ hearing at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Lutcher, would resolve a long-standing problem at the Noranda plant by formally permitting previously unknown mercury air releases, as the new owners plan to invest $35 million to upgrade and expand capacity at the Mississippi River facility straddling the St. James and St. … [Read more...] about Under proposed air permit, upgraded Noranda alumina plant near Gramercy would get nod to release mercury into air

Source: Amy Whitaker ​​Even the most fervent defender of the corporate mainstream will have realized by now that business-as-usual is broken. Employee engagement remains scandalously low, and companies are having a hard time changing (that is, staying relevant) and innovating. Many, in fact, are struggling to even imagine their own future. New technology and processes can fix a few things, but at the heart of the malaise is something else: business thinking . Clearly, business is too important to be left to business people. So what if instead of narrowing options, codifying behavior, and mitigating risk, business leaders thought and acted more like artists? This is not a new idea: Andy Warhol famously claimed that “being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art,” David Whyte brought poetry to organizations, Alan Moore has written about beauty and doing business in a non-linear world, and Age of Artists has accumulated an impressive pool of case studies … [Read more...] about Art Thinking or The Importance of Inventing Point B