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In the New Syria, Religious Minorities Swing Between Hope and Fear  The Wall Street Journal
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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – Unofficial lists for multiple Mayoral Races have been released, and you can expect to see some new faces in new cities.
Starting with the cities that are guaranteed to have a new Mayor.
Clinton will only have William C. Purdie running.
Canton will have Daphne Johnson Sims, Tim Taylor, and Comelia Walker running as Democrats. Chip Matthews is the only Republican running. Lastly, the Independent candidates are Walter Peeples and Daniel Spivey.
Flowood will have two Republican candidates in Kathy Smith and Greg Wilcox.
For contested races, Richland Incumbent Clay Burns will go against Garsheo “Gus” Black.
Byram Incumbent Richard White will face two Democratic candidates in Gelroy Winding and Byran White.
Brandon Incumbent Butch Lee will face fellow Republican Fred Shanks.
Lastly are the unopposed races, starting with Gene McGee in Ridgeland, who has been in this role since 1989. Mary Hawkins Butler in Madison has served as mayor there since 1981, and Walter Morrison IV in Gluckstadt has served in the role since 2021.
The unofficial list of all the Mayor candidates is shown below.
Clinton Mayor:
Canton:
Flowood:
Richland:
Byram:
Brandon:
Ridgeland:
Madison:
Gluckstadt:
Absentee ballots for the municipal elections will be available starting February 18. You can apply to vote absentee right now. You must be registered to vote by March 3rd to vote in your city or town’s races this year.
April 1 is Primary Election Day.
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Is there a better feeling than smelling your morning coffee and taking the first sip? The essence of dark roasted arabica beans would travel to every sensory nerve in the brain refreshing you and getting you ready to hit the day. This is the very reason why coffee is one of the most popular beverages consumed by all age groups across the world.
Loved for its unique and distinct flavor, MLM companies made use of the opportunity to curate coffee products under their label with their versions of additions and customizations. Given that the global coffee industry is valued at $80 billion annually, MLM companies are focusing on the coffee sector to explore the best out of it.
Below is the list of top coffee MLM companies that are ruling the domain with their products and innovations.
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CEO: Lim Siow Jin
Country: USA
Founding Year: 1993
Annual Revenue 2023: $902 million
CEO: Lim Siow Jin
Country: USA
Founding Year: 1993
Annual Revenue 2023: $902 million
One of the oldest direct selling businesses, DXN Global was founded in the year 1993 and is a leading brand in dietary supplements, food and beverages, personal care products, skin care and cosmetics, household products and water treatment system.
With DXN upholding their business concept of one world, one market, one mind, there are over 16 million registered distributors worldwide under their network. DXN is one of the leading coffee direct sales companies with a revenue as high as $902 million in 2022 and 2023 consecutively.
CEO: Armand Puyolt
Country: USA
Founding Year: 2016
Annual Revenue 2023: $700 million
CEO: Armand Puyolt
Country: USA
Founding Year: 2016
Annual Revenue 2023: $700 million
Vida Divina is one of the youngest direct selling companies with a large variety of product categories and products. Founded in the year 2016, the brand has health and cosmetics, personal care and wellness, pet products, chemical free baby products and a wide range of coffee varieties under their label.
One of the premium direct selling coffee companies, Vida Divina has unique coffee blends that can cater to diverse customer choices based on their preferences. As a result, the brand has maintained a consistent growth and revenue of $700 million in both the years 2022 and 2023. The brand owned by network marketing experts Armand and Esther also focuses on delivering opportunities for home-based entrepreneurs to achieve their dreams and goals through the numerous coffee MLM opportunities.
CEO: Leow Soon Seng
Country: Malaysia
Founding Year: 1995
Annual Revenue 2023: $178 million
CEO: Leow Soon Seng
Country: Malaysia
Founding Year: 1995
Annual Revenue 2023: $178 million
One of the Malaysian multi-level marketing coffee companies, Gano Excel was founded in the year 1995. The brand with its prime focus on herbal and healthcare products is a global leader in the research, cultivation, production, and distribution, and marketing of world- class Ganoderma immunology products.
Gano excel also had a repeat revenue figure of $178 million in 2022 and 2023 respectively. The brand’s borderless business opportunity platform is a welcoming initiative to help individuals across the globe pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and achieve success.
CEO: Tom Mower
Country: USA
Founding Year: 2006
Annual Revenue 2023: $30 million
CEO: Tom Mower
Country: USA
Founding Year: 2006
Annual Revenue 2023: $30 million
Headquartered in the United States, Sisel International delivers natural health supplements, personal care, cosmetics, anti-aging and household products for its customers. Sisel stands for science, innovation, success, energy and longevity, which explains the brand motto of blending science and innovation together to deliver energizing products that offer longevity and success in life.
Sisel had a revenue share of $30 million in both 2022 and 2023 simultaneously through their Mower Mission, an initiative named to honor the brand CEO and co-founder Tom Mower, Jr.
CEO: Bernardo Chua
Country: Canada
Founding Year: 2008
Annual Revenue 2023: $25 million
CEO: Bernardo Chua
Country: Canada
Founding Year: 2008
Annual Revenue 2023: $25 million
One of the top MLM coffee companies and a notable name among direct sales companies in Canada, Organo was founded in 2008. Pioneers in beverages, personal care, and body care products, Organo has their gourmet range of coffee products with Ganoderma, a popular supplement that has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
Organo maintained its growth at $25 million in 2022 and 2023 with its innovative products and empowering strategies that aid the growth of distributors and customers in the network.
CEO: Ben Glinsky
Country: USA
Founding Year: N/A
Annual Revenue 2023: $5 million
CEO: Ben Glinsky
Country: USA
Founding Year: N/A
Annual Revenue 2023: $5 million
LiveGood’s range of vitamins and supplements combines advanced science and nutritional technology to deliver the most effective and result-oriented products. From bio-actives that can provide essential energy boost through multivitamins to organic coffee that can uplift mental health, LiveGood’s range of products are curated to cater to diverse customer needs.
Setting new and higher standards for coffee multilevel marketing companies, LiveGood blends functional mushrooms into their coffee range for faster and better results. As a result, the brand’s revenue stood sharp at $5 million in both years 2022 and 2023.
CEO: Paula Scarcella
Country: USA
Founding Year: N/A
Annual Revenue 2023: $3 million
CEO: Paula Scarcella
Country: USA
Founding Year: N/A
Annual Revenue 2023: $3 million
Heart & Body Naturals, as the name says, focuses on a health care and personal care range of products, that are organic, rich in nutrients, and GMO-free (a certified product or food that does not contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs). HB’s advanced cognitive formula coffee concoctions are developed to improve brain functions taking the coffee business to a whole new level.
The $3 million revenue that HB Naturals has been generating in the year 2022 and 2023. This is an example of the brand’s consistent formulas in developing products and value-driven strategies like 60 days ‘Buy & Try’ guarantee which puts customers at the forefront of their brand journey. The company is also ranked among the top MLM weight loss companies, highlighting its growth.
For the effective results of coffee in rejuvenating and refreshing mind and body, the scope of direct selling coffee business is sure to rise in the coming years. Innovative blending of natural ingredients and minerals into coffee has become a new trend which delivers brain boosting effects and memory power of people from all generations.
Understanding the coffee market isn’t a task, but reaching the right audience with diverse coffee concoctions could be one, for the numerous options available in the market. However, the steady revenue statistics in the past two years show that the industry need not worry about a decline in growth but can alter its strategies to accelerate growth and success in the coming years.
Disclaimer: Epixel neither promotes nor supports any of the companies mentioned in this article nor their products or services. The facts published here are represented as reported in the direct selling industry. The facts don’t reflect our priorities. The article was compiled based on available resources and does not represent special mentions or priorities to organizations, persons, or products.
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BATESVILLE, Ark. (KAIT) – Lyon College is one step closer to playing football games on home turf after they broke ground on their new stadium on Friday, Jan. 31.
The Scots revitalized the football program in 2015 and now they will finally be able to play games on campus.
Dr. Melissa Taverner, the President of Lyon College, said this has always been a dream since football came back.
“We’ve known that since we brought back football ten years ago that we wanted to at some point play on campus because that’s so important to the community,” Dr. Taverner said.
Head Football coach, Chris Douglas, expressed his excitement.
“I mean this is incredible. The generosity, the trust, and the faith that this community has shown in us is just incredible and it almost leaves me speechless,” Douglas said.
Since 2015, the Scots have traveled to Batesville High School to play their home games.
“For these guys that have been with us for four years and even the some of the alumni that have shown up here today, it’s not a long drive but you have to drive over to play a home game so when we’re able to tee it off here, the goosebumps are already starting to pop up,” Douglas said.
Athletic Director, Kevin Jenkins, said they want to create a great environment.
“We are able to provide a great experience for the student-athletes that we are able to recruit here,” Jenkins said, “It’s great for our institution. Just looking forward to a lot of fun fall Saturday afternoons in Batesville on our own campus playing small college football.”
Lyon College will hold a ribbon cutting on Sept. 13 for the new stadium.
That same day will also be the first-ever home game on campus for the Scots.
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Strings are doing some interesting things on Connecticut stages this week.
A quartet of members of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra are interpreting works by James Brown and Chaka Khan at the Thomas Hooker Live venue in the old Colt building in Hartford. Connecticut Virtuosi is doing its 10th immigration-themed “We the People” concert at Hartford’s First Presbyterian Church with guest violinist Adrian Sylveen, and pop/hip-hop violin sensation John Violinist is at The Bushnell.
Not to be outdone, ACT of CT is staging “Fiddler on the Roof” in Ridgefield.
It’s also a good week for comedy duos. The movie characters Jay and Silent Bob are at both the Ridgefield Playhouse and Infinity Music Hall in Hartford, while newlyweds Natalie Cuomo and Dan Lamorte team up for more jokes after they do their separate stand-up sets at Space Ballroom.
Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra offers the 10th installment in its ongoing concert series “We the People: Immigrant Stories in Music.” This time the composers include Respighi, Ferrari and Brahms. The violin soloist is Adrian Sylveen and the conductor is Damiano Tognetti. Feb. 2 at 3 p.m. $28, $19.50 seniors. bushnell.org.
The latest of many (unauthorized) Taylor Swift tribute acts hitting the road following the end of Swift’s own “Eras” tour is Taylor Nation featuring Melody Ebner. The show covers all the phases of Swift’s pop career. Feb. 2 at 4 p.m. $37-$101. mohegansun.com.
Singer/songwriter Chuck Prophet is on tour with members of ¿Qiensave?, the band that helped him record his latest album “Wake The Dead.” Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. $36. thekate.org.
For Westport Country Playhouse’s latest “Script in Hand” playreading event, the script is “Back Talk” by Rob Ackerman, starring Kathy Fitzgerald, Francis Jue, Sharaé Moultrie, David T. Patterson and Ariela S. Nazar-Rosen. The comedy concerns the inner monologues of a plumber and real estate developer as they fall in love. Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. $30; $25 WCP subscribers and Encore Club members. westportplayhouse.org.
A gospel music institution for over 85 years, the current lineup of The Blind Boys of Alabama sings on Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. $73. thekate.org.
Members of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra — violinists Simon Bilyk and Candy Lammers, violist Michael Wheeler and cellist Peter Zay — play soul classics from the likes of James Brown, Beyoncé and Chaka Khan in chamber quartet versions.  Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. hartfordsymphony.org.
The ‘90s British shoegaze band Slowdive reunited in 2014 and has released two albums since then. The band is on an international tour with digicore artist Quannnic as the opening act. Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. $53.96-$74.56. collegestreetmusichall.com.
An inspired pairing of two acclaimed singer-songwriters, the prolific Dan Bern (whose work has ranged from political songs to children’s songs to the Johnny Cash parodies in “Walk Hard”) and Jeffrey Gaines (“Hero in Me,” “Shake It Off” and many other great songs) pair up at The Kate on Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. $33. thekate.org.
The comedy duo of Jay and Silent Bob, a.k.a. Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith, famous from several of Smith’s films starting with “Clerks,” are on a live tour saucily titled “Aural Sects.” They’re at two Connecticut venues this week: Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. at Infinity Music Hall Hartford ($51.54-$72.16; infinityhall.com) and Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Ridgefield Playhouse ($61-$71; ridgefieldplayhouse.org).
Electric blues guitarist Toronzo Cannon released his sixth album on the respected blues label Alligator Records, “Shut Up & Play,” last year. Cannon’s at The Kate on Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. $37. thekate.org.
Country star Cole Swindell, whose hits include “Single Saturday Night” and “Forever to Me,” is at Mohegan Sun Arena on Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. $71.10-$319.20. mohegansun.com.
ACT of CT stages the classic musical by Joseph Stein, Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, based on the short stories of Sholem Aleichem. The new production is directed by ACT’s artistic director Daniel C. Levine. Feb. 6 through March 9. Performances are on Thursdays at 7 p.m., Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2 and 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. There is no Saturday matinee on Feb. 8. $72-$82. actofct.org.
Hartford area entertainer and entrepreneur June Archer of Eleven28 Entertainment hosts his latest “Hot Chocolate Soul” revue of music, comedy and poetry. Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. in The Bushnell’s Autorino Great Hall. $39.50. bushnell.org.
Two iconic vocalists of the 1980s and ‘90s are at Mohegan Sun Arena on Feb. 7 at 8 p.m.: Poison’s Bret Michaels and Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath. Besides their rock bands personas, both have had solo careers and hosted TV and radio shows. $53.66-$457.85. mohegansun.com.
The reliable comic voice of Eddie Griffin of “Malcolm & Eddie” and “Undercover Brother” fame is at Foxwoods’ Great Cedar Showroom on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. $44.20-$210.95. foxwoods.com.
The Broadway musical “The Cher Show” will be returning to Connecticut later this month. For a more stripped-down, solo tribute to the singular single-named songstress, Lisa McClowry’s one-woman concert show, “The Beat Goes On,”  is at the Warner Theatre in Torrington on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. $36-$67. warnertheatre.org.
Dulcé Sloan, who appeared on Trevor Noah’s “The Daily Show” and in the movie “Chick Fight,” does three shows at the Funny Bone Comedy Club in Manchester on Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. and Feb. 8 at 6:30 and 9 p.m. $32. hartford.funnybone.com.
John Violinist, who brings hip-hop, R&B, soul and pop styles as well as classical to his violin playing, performs on Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at The Bushnell’s Belding Theater on his love-themed “The Rose Experience” tour. $55-$75; $100 VIP package. bushnell.org.
Stand-up comedians Natalie Cuomo and Dan Lamorte enjoy being on the road together — so much that after they each do separate sets, they combine with a duo routine. Their chemistry isn’t just comedic; the couple got married last year and are on their “Funnymoon” tour. This appearance on Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. at Space Ballroom was originally scheduled for November but postponed until now. $32.34-$43.14. spaceballroom.com.
The hugely popular Taiwanese pop/rock duo of Yu Chiu-hsin and Yen Chih-li known as Power Station (not to be confused with the ‘80s British supergroup) does a special 11:30 p.m. show on Feb. 8 at Mohegan Sun Arena. $100.95 – $245.15. mohegansun.com.
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The Japanese television special “Oh My God! My Own God” aired on February 1, 2025, capturing the essence of the mysterious and enchanting experiences tied to spirituality in Izumo, known as the land of the gods. Hosted by talents Hiroshi and Koizumi Koitaro, the program emphasizes not only the region’s cultural depth but also its unique traditions deeply rooted in spirituality.
The episode began by introducing “Izumo no Haha,” or the “Mother of Izumo,” who has gained popularity for her fortune-telling prowess over her 27-year career. Viewers were entertained as she took center stage to predict the fortunes awaiting Koitaro for the coming year, 2025. “Is Koitaro going to have good fortunes for 2025?” Hiroshi remarked with interest, setting the tone for the mystical experience.

The television crew navigated through the vibrant streets near the Izumo Taisha shrine, where colorful banners adorned shops advertising the mother’s fortune-telling. Set against the backdrop of one of Japan’s most revered shrines, the segment exuded both charm and intrigue. Fans from both near and far flock to this hallowed ground, eager to secure blessings and insights.
Following the fortune-telling session, the show delved deeply throughout Izumo’s enchanting culture, showcasing the shimenawa-making process – sacred straw ropes associated with Japanese deities. Teaming up with local craftspeople, Koitaro participated actively, embodying the spirit of collaboration emphasized within the community. Nasu Hisashi, the director of the Grand Shimenawa Creative Center, put it succinctly: “Shimenawa is not something one can make alone; it requires strong collective efforts.” His words encapsulated the ethos of teamwork and dedication prevalent within this respected craft.
Koitaro’s thrilling participation may have surprised viewers, as he exclaimed, “Once you twist the straw, it feels like it becomes alive!” Through his hands-on involvement, he made the ancient art accessible and relatable, connecting traditional practices to modern audiences.
The episode also featured tantalizing segments highlighting local delicacies, including the famed shijimi ramen—a specialty cherished by both residents and visitors. This beloved dish, made with locally sourced clams, boasts savory broth produced from painstakingly chosen ingredients, and quickly became the highlight for most viewers. The ramen shop, which opened its doors in 2011, now shows no signs of slowing down, attracting long queues of hungry customers eager to experience its delicious flavors.

Describing the ramen, locals boasted, “Many Izumo residents revere our shijimi ramen as divine!” Their pride echoed the affection for their local cuisine, encouraging viewers to appreciate not just the food but the community as well. This segment tied neatly back to the overarching theme of celebration and reverence for the local culture.
Izumo’s significance was illustrated throughout as both hosts encouraged the audience to engage with not only the regional cuisine but also with traditions interwoven across centuries. Viewers couldn’t help but feel the warmth and hospitality radiated by locals who welcomed Koitaro and the cameras.
This installment of “Oh My God!” is part of the show’s continued exploration of spirituality, the divine, and the deeply human interest factors surrounding belief systems. Each week, new guests and experiences expose audiences to various aspects of the regional culture and spirituality. The special culminated with viewers encouraged to experience the aforementioned fortune-telling and visit the stunning Izumo Taisha shrine themselves.
Through its fascinating and insightful segments, the program remains relatable and captivating, continuing its tradition of combining entertainment with education. The episode aired as part of Japan’s nationwide broadcast on Nippon Television and can also be rewatched through the online platform TVer.

The appreciation for Izumo as the land of gods was more than just narrative; it was felt through the collective efforts of communities upholding their traditions and sharing them with the world. Special mentions were made about how these rituals and beliefs encourage visitors to explore and appreciate what the land offers.
Overall, “Oh My God! My Own God” invigorates interest and curiosity about Japan’s rich tradition, challenging audiences to embrace spirituality and its breathtaking beauty. The commitment of local artisans, the joyfulness of the participants, and the warmth of the Izumo residents all fuse together, creating an event that’s not easily forgotten.
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Pulaski County man claims $460,000 Natural State Jackpot  Log Cabin Democrat
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