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Commodores – Lady (You Bring Me Up)

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Commodores – Lady (You Bring Me Up)
LadyYou bring me up when I’m downMaybeYou’re gonna change my life around
You came to me when I was lonelyAnd no one caredYou made me see that I was onlyJust running scared
I saw your face and something told meYou were the oneYou smiled at me and now I seeMy life’s begun
Lady(Pretty lady)You bring me up when I’m down(Up when I’m down)MaybeYou’re gonna change my life around(Gonna change my life around, yeah)
LadyYou brought me in from out the rain (Yeah)MaybeMy life will never be the same
Once I was filled with desperationA solitary manYou gave me hope and inspirationLike only true love canNow I believe in what you’re sayingI’m ten feet tallThis love don’t need no explainingWe’ve got it all
LadyYou bring me up when I’m down(Up when I’m down)Maybe (Maybe)You’re gonna change my life around
La-la-la-la-la-laLa-la-la-la-la-laLa-la-la-la-la-la-la
La-la-la-la-la-laLa-la-la-la-la-laLa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
WhoaLadyYou bring me up when I’m down(Up when I’m down)Maybe (Yeah)You’re gonna change my life around(Gonna change my life around, yeah)
Lady (Pretty lady)You brought me in from out the rainMaybe (Ooh, ooh)My life will never be the same(It’ll never be the same, yeah)
Lady (Woo)You bring me up when I’m down(Up when I’m down)Maybe (Maybe)You’re gonna change my life around (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Ooh lady
Ooh ladyYou bring me up when I’m downMaybeYou’re gonna change my life aroundOoh lady
Ooh ladyYou bring me up when I’m down
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Start of the Spring Day

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Start of the Spring Day

Global Recycling Day

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Global Recycling Day

“Often when you think you’re at the end of something, you’re at the beginning of something else”

Happy St. Patricks Day!

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Happy St. Patricks Day!

Save the Date: Mayor Turner’s 15th annual Family Day in the Park

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Save the Date: Mayor Turner’s 15th annual Family Day in the Park

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Mayor Sylvester Turner invites everyone to join him for fun, food, and festivities at the 15th annual Family Day in the Park on Saturday, April 8, starting at 2 p.m.
Watch and share Mayor Turner’s video promoting Family Day in the Park
Photos from past Family Day in the Park festivities

La tierra reimaginada Mickey’s Toontown reabre sus puertas el 19 de marzo de 2023 en Disneyland Resort

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La tierra reimaginada Mickey’s Toontown reabre sus puertas el 19 de marzo de 2023 en Disneyland Resort
  • Las familias pueden jugar y relajarse con nuevas experiencias y en áreas ajardinadas, incluyendo CenTOONial Park, Goofy’s How-To-Play Yard y mucho más
  • Dos establecimientos nuevos de comida y bebida ofrecen versiones juguetonas de platos tradicionales y refrigerios para llevar
  • Este vecindario animado es el hogar de una nueva atracción para toda la familia, Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway

     Disneyland Resort continúa la celebración de aniversario Disney100 con la reapertura de la tierra reimaginada Mickey’s Toontown el 19 de marzo de 2023 en Disneyland Park. En este vecindario animado, las familias pueden explorar, jugar, descubrir y relajarse juntas mientras disfrutan de nuevas experiencias interactivas, del regreso de otras populares y de la nueva atracción Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway.

    En Mickey’s Toontown, los visitantes pueden jugar, animar a otros a jugar o jugar juntos. El ambiente y las experiencias en esta tierra fueron diseñadas para permitir a todos los visitantes el ver, oír, sentir e interactuar entre ellos de muchas maneras.

    La reapertura de Mickey’s Toontown ofrece a las familias jóvenes aún más experiencias para disfrutar juntos una área distinta de Disneyland Park, justo al lado a Fantasyland, hogar de “it’s a small world” y el Fantasyland Theatre, donde se presenta “Tale of the Lion King”, un emocionante espectáculo en vivo en días selectas.

    Nuevas áreas interactivas y espacios ajardinados

    La reimaginada Mickey’s Toontown fue diseñada por Walt Disney Imagineering para tratar de eliminar cuantas más barreras posibles mejor, con más espacios verdes al aire libre creados para reunirse y jugar. Los visitantes podrán encontrar elementos para las necesidades diversas de familias jóvenes, desde baños complementarios y una área más tranquila para la descompresión hasta un terreno sin bordillos que ayuda a que la navegación sea más fácil para los visitantes con diferentes habilidades.

CenTOONial Park es la primera zona que los visitantes ven cuando entran en la tierra temática. CenTOONial Park presenta dos nuevas experiencias de juego interactivas: una preciosa fuente con mesas de agua diseñadas para jugar y que animan a los visitantes a vivir una experiencia sensorial. También hay un árbol de ensueño con raíces esculpidas que permiten a los más pequeños deslizarse por ellas con el fin de explorarlo todo.

Goofy’s How-To-Play Yard incorpora un jardín fantástico donde los niños y niñas descubrirán nuevas formas de hacer ruidos de lo más extraños, así como disfrutar de un nuevo club elevado. Dentro de Goofy’s House, los visitantes pueden ayudar a manejar un nuevo dispositivo interactivo para hacer dulces que solo podía haber sido imaginado por Goofy.

Donald’s Duck Pond ayudará a que los más pequeños se lo pasen en grande. El Bote de Donald están asentado en un estanque rodeado de nenúfares gigantes, barras de equilibrio y juguetes mecedores. Los exploradores también pueden ver burbujas juguetonas con Huey, Dewey, Louie y Webby a través de las portillas de la barca.

Mickey’s Toontown también es el hogar de la nueva atracción para toda la familia Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, que debutó el 27 de enero de 2023. Esta atracción no presenta ninguna restricción por edad o altura, así que todas las familias pueden viajar juntas a través del mundo impredecible y alocado de Mickey Mouse y Minnie Mouse. Para más información acerca de cómo poder vivir esta atracción visite DisneylandEspanol.com.

Cuando Mickey’s Toontown reabra, los visitantes también podrán disfrutar del regreso de algunas de sus atracciones favoritas como Mickey’s House, Minnie’s House y Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin. Además, la divertidísima atracción se ha transformado en la montaña rusa GADGET de Chip ‘n’ Dale, donde los visitantes pueden volverse locos en una montaña rusa creada por el artesano residente de Mickey’s Toontown, Gadget Hackwrench.

Personajes clásicos, gastronomía animada y mercancía fantástica

Mientras visitan este mundo de fantasía, los visitantes pueden ver y tomarse fotos con Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse y sus amigos el Pato Donald, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Clarabelle y Goofy. Por primera vez en un parque Disney, Pete también hará acto de presencia llevando a cabo más de una travesura por el vecindario. Mickey Mouse lucirá un nuevo traje especial para cuando salude a los visitantes a las puertas de su hogar.

En Mickey’s Toontown dos nuevos establecimientos ofrecerán menús tradicionales y refrigerios deliciosos que de buen seguro satisfarán a los más pequeños y a aquellos que se sienten como tales. Café Daisy, que ofrece alimentos y bebidas a través de la opción de pedido móvil utilizando la app de Disneyland*, sirve clásicos de siempre con un giro juguetón, incluyendo una opción vegetariana. El Mercado Good Boy! Grocers ofrece bebidas, refrigerios y opciones innovadoras para llevar. Para una comida memorable, hasta que se agoten las existencias, las familias pueden elegir el Souvenir Slushee Sipper o el Perfect Picnic Basket, que incluye tres refrigerios a elegir. Los visitantes también pueden añadir la manta Perfect Picnic Blanket a juego con sus canastas. El carrito de palomitas cerca de Chip ‘n’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster ofrecerá el “yummy” souvenir popcorn bucket. (cajita de palomitas) hasta que se agoten las existencias.

EngineEar Souvenirs, al lado de Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, presenta una selección de juguetes, ropa y complementos inspirados en Mickey Mouse y sus amigos, incluyendo el nuevo tren sin vías por control remoto Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Remote Control Trackless Train. **EngineEar Souvenirs ofrece la opción de compra móvil que permite a los visitantes escanear y pagar por productos selectos desde sus teléfonos usando la app Disneyland.

La celebración de aniversario Disney100 en Disneyland Resort

Mickey’s Toontown forma parte de las nuevas experiencias que debutan como parte de la celebración Disney100 en Disneyland Resort y que rinden tributo al 100 aniversario de Disney con proposiciones nuevas y por tiempo limitado a lo largo del año. La celebración también incluye entretenimiento emocionante, como dos nuevos espectáculos nocturnos, “World of Color – ONE” en Disney California Adventure Park y “Wondrous Journeys” en Disneyland Park, así como el regreso del desfile “Magic Happens” en Disneyland Park.

Por tiempo limitado, los residentes del sur de California pueden visitar Disneyland Resort por un mínimo de $73 por persona y día con la adquisición de un boleto para tres días, un parque por día, hasta el 25 de mayo de 2023, sujeto a la disponibilidad de las reservas al parque***. Para más información visite DisneylandEspanol.com/ofertas.

Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Awards $84,000 to Projects Promoting Tourism and Resilience

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Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Awards $84,000 to Projects Promoting Tourism and Resilience

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Today, the City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) announced it is awarding $84,000 in grants to 8 individuals and nonprofit organizations whose work furthers cultural tourism and resilience in the city.

The funds were awarded through City’s Initiative, a competitive grant program that is administered by the Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) and funded by a portion of the city’s Hotel Occupancy Tax.

The program opens four times a year and offers grants in three categories: neighborhood cultural destinations, conference tourism, and resilience awareness. In addition to these funding categories, MOCA awards a small number of special community initiatives each year.

“These eight projects illustrate the importance of neighborhood identity in our city,” says Mayor Sylvester Turner. “These projects celebrate the neighborhoods they happen in, add to their identities, and together highlight our goal of expanding cultural offerings throughout the City.”
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City’s Initiative- Adam Castaneda
Adam Castaneda:  “Reviving Churches” is a multidisciplinary, community-based activation that addresses the broken windows theory in a holistic, creative manner. Local choreographer Adam Castaneda will activate an abandoned Church’s Chicken location in the Near Northside neighborhood at 2700 Fulton Street in partnership with the Greater Northside Management District. Over the course of three weeks, this abandoned complex will be transformed into a vibrant public art installation that will culminate in a community gathering that consists of student essay readings, dance performances, live music, and temporary art. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.

Andrea Venson: “Elevated Intersections” is a painting exhibition featuring Andrea Venson and Jatziri Barron that captures a series of monthly events in Fifth Ward Houston. There will be a Mindful Painting session led by Andrea, a Salsa night led by Texas Salsa Congress, a Hip-Hop dance night led by Sun’Kissd Dance Concepts, and two outdoor yoga sessions led by Nicole Peralta and Jotina Buck. The final art exhibition will open at the DeLuxe Theater on September 23, 2023 and will feature dance performances by Nia’s Daughters Movement Collective and Itzcoatl Tezkatlipoka. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.

Ars Lyrica Houston: Ars Lyrica Houston presents “Maria’s Magical Music Adventure,” an interactive musical story time, at three key community venues in spring 2023. Maria’s Magical Music Adventure follows a young girl named Maria and Matthew the Musical Magician as they travel through time to meet Antonio Vivaldi, who has just written The Four Seasons. Musical accompaniment features The Four Seasons, along with original music arranged for string quartet and narration in English and Spanish. Maria’s Magical Music Adventure, presented at Rothko Chapel for Menil Neighborhood Day, Heights Kids’ Day of Music, and Discovery Green, is a magical music adventure for the whole family. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.

Jake Eshelman: As a hybrid art exhibit and guided nature walk with the Houston Arboretum in the spring of 2023, “(Bio)Diversity Bonds” empowers Houstonians to meet, celebrate, and ultimately support the many threatened local, native bee species that built and continually maintain the unique coastal prairie ecosystems that cradle our city, its people, and our astounding (bio)diversity. Just as Houston is the most ethnically diverse city in the country, we’re also one of the most biodiverse cities in the world—providing an opportunity to exemplify what’s possible when we empower everyday people to enrich our community by supporting our vital pollinator partners. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.

Michele Brangwen Dance Ensemble: The Michele Brangwen Dance & Music Ensemble will premiere a new work that explores the delivery systems for renewable energy. New sources of energy mean that new conduits will be constructed to harness and deliver wind and sun; equity in how these new grids are designed and function are issues the work will raise. The premiere will feature jazz saxophonist & composer Jon Irabagaon. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.
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City’s Initiative – Tami Moschioni
Tami Moschioni: “Tres Brisas” is Art Uniti’s public art celebrating Near Northside’s Latino culture with three, migratory sculptural installations. Sculptures unveil October 20th at Northside’s MD Andersen YMCA with performances by Ambassadors Ballet Folkloric and mariachi music. The sculptures re-emerge on the Tour de Northside bike tour featuring public art on Saturday, November 18th. They’re reunited on Sunday, December 3rd at Northside’s Irvington Park hugging trees with a finale dance performance (interpretation of folkloric dance) synchronized with rhythms of Latin Jazz. This grant was awarded under the Conference Tourism category.

Te-Jui Fu: H.O.F is a festival created to be enjoyed by the whole family (Adults & Kids) during the springtime (April/2023). The festival includes an Origami art exhibition and 5 workshops (kids & adults): 2 basic Origami workshops, 2 advanced Origami workshops, the awarded “Foldtstic” documentary film (18 minutes) on Origami master artist Kyle ( Te – Jui) Fu, and a meet & greet (Q & A) with the Origami masters session after the film screening. The date for the festival is Saturday, April 15 from 10 – 6 PM through Sunday, April 16th  12 Noon – 5 PM. Festivities will be held at the Chinese Community Center  This grant was awarded under the Resilience category.

Trent Wittenbach: A short documentary film exploring the history, art and craft of Las Catrinas, how they are symbolic of the East End neighborhood of Houston and Día de los Muertos. Through interviews with several Catrinas, we will learn about the history and art as we see them create their individual Catrina character. We will learn why they are so important to the identity of this community. We plan on screening the film at a venue in the East End accessible to the community during the lead-up to 2023 Día de los Muertos and on a project-specific website. This grant was awarded under the Neighborhood Cultural Destinations category.
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City’s Initiative- Te-Jui Fu
For more information on past grantees, click here. To see upcoming events from previous or the latest 2023 grantees, visit the frequently updated Cultural Events Calendar. 

Artists and creatives interested in applying to “City’s Initiative” to support their arts and cultural work should apply to the 2023 Grant Cycle launching on April 1st.

About the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs 
The City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs guides the City’s cultural investments with policies and initiatives that expand access to arts and cultural programs in the community, attract visitors and leverage private investment. Learn more at www.houstontx.gov/culturalaffairs and follow us on Facebook & Instagram @HoustonMOCA.

About Houston Arts Alliance 
Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) is a local arts and culture organization whose principal work is to implement the City of Houston’s vision, values, and goals for its arts grantmaking and civic art investments. HAA’s work is conducted through contracts with the City of Houston, overseen by the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs. HAA also executes privately funded special projects to meet the needs of the arts community, such as disaster preparation, research on the state of the arts in Houston, and temporary public art projects that energize neighborhoods.

In short, HAA helps artists and nonprofits be bold, productive, and strong. To learn more about HAA, visitwww.houstonartsalliance.com and follow us on Facebook & Instagram @HoustonArtsAlliance.

 

CRIME STOPPERS OF HOUSTON  FUGITIVE FRIDAY

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CRIME STOPPERS OF HOUSTON  FUGITIVE FRIDAY

In an effort to keep our neighborhoods safe, Crime Stoppers of Houston and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office are seeking the public’s help locating the following individuals that have active Felony and/or Misdemeanor Warrants.

Crime Stoppers may pay up to $5,000 for information leading to the location and arrest of the suspects featured. Information may be reported by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477), submitted online at www.crime-stoppers.org or through the Crime Stoppers mobile app. All tipsters remain anonymous. Only tips and calls DIRECTLY TO Crime Stoppers are anonymous and eligible for a cash reward.
The following individuals all have active warrants as of March 17, 2023 at 4:00 pm.

Christin Danielle Brinkley

W/F      09-05-97      5’07”/110 Lbs.      Bln/Blu
Warrant #: 1780739, 1796609
FRAUD/USE/POSS ID INFO -10-49
BURGLARY OF HABITATION
Last known location: Houston Texas

Jerry Jerome Cooper

B/M      11-28-77      5’08”/200 Lbs.      Blk/Blk
Warrant #: 1806405
FELON POSS WPN
Last known location: Houston Texas

Gloria Dominique Garza

W/F      07-14-80      5’05”/180 Lbs.      Bro/Haz
Warrant #: 1805475, 1669358
UNAUTH ABSENCE COMM CORR FAC
ROBBERY-BODILY INJURY
Last known location: Houston Texas

Keishia Lashay Green

B/F      01-04-04      5’03”/150 Lbs.      Blk/Bro
Warrant #: 1806561
CREDIT/DEBIT CARD ABUSE
Last known location: Houston Texas

Ryon Avery Holmes

B/M      11-14-97      6’03”/195 Lbs.      Bro/Bro
Warrant #: 1806439
EVADING ARREST/DETENTION W/VEH
Last known location: Katy Texas

Iyianna Latesha Maxey

B/F      07-26-05      5’01”/112 Lbs.      Bro/Bro
Warrant #: 1806430
THEFT AGGREGATE =>$2,500<$30K
Last known location: Houston Texas

Robert Vincent Morin

W/M      06-19-83      6’02”/225 Lbs.      Bro/Bro
Warrant #: 1807012
BURG W-INTENT-COMMIT OTHER FEL
Last known location: Alvin Texas

Adrian Robert Perez

W/M      12-16-01      5’08”/140 Lbs.      Blk/Bro
Warrant #: 1806559
ASLT FAM/HOUSE MEM IMPED BRTH/
Last known location: Houston Texas

Tara Kristin Reed

W/F      05-20-86      5’03”/120 Lbs.      Bro/Bro
Warrant #: 1807527, 1796384
THEFT <$2,500 2/MORE PREV CONV x2
Last known location: Houston Texas

Glenn Edward White

W/M      11-23-82      5’06”/130 Lbs.      Blk/Bro
Warrant #: 1806569
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF >=$2,500<30K
Last known location: Houston Texas
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Upcoming March Events

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Upcoming March Events

Homenaje A La Mujer:

A Tribute to Alice Valdez

Friday, March 24th | 7:30 PM
Join us for Homenaje a la Mujer: A Tribute to Alice Valdez on Friday, March 24th at MECA East End!

Known as a visionary and community leader, MECA’s Founder, Alice Valdez has worked for over four decades to help disadvantaged youth and families create a brighter future for themselves and the community.

Determination, commitment, and a refusal to yield to the impossible are her trademarks, and her work has had a tremendous impact on hundreds of Houstonians.

HOMENAJE A LA MUJER: A Tribute to Alice Valdez is a performance featuring a female-led cast of Mariachi MECA Alumni and MECA Ballet Folklorico dancers as we celebrate her contribution to the arts in Houston.

Homenaje A La Mujer: A Tribute to Alice Valdez is funded in part by

the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.
Reserve Your Tickets
Sunburst Summer

Arts Camp
Camp dates:

June 5th – July 28th

Registration fees vary:

$30.00 Nonrefundable Registration Fee (before April 14, 2023)

$45.00 Nonrefundable Registration Fee (April 17, 2023- May 12, 2023)

$60.00 Nonrefundable Registration Fee (after May 15, 2023)

Registration will begin on Monday, March 20th by appointment ONLY.

You can schedule your appointment with our receptionist by calling 713-802-9370starting Friday, March 17th between 1 pm – 6 pm.
Heights Kids’

Day of Music

Saturday, March 25th
The Heights Kids’ Day of Music is a music festival all about inspiring kids to have a lifelong love of and engagement with music and the arts. 100% Local. 100% Fun.

Stop by MECA’s table and visit Ms. Salinas to learn about Academic & Family Support Services and Michael Martin for a special art project!
Hermann Park Conservancy Kite Festival

Sunday, March 26th
Don’t forget we’re at Hermann Park Conservancy’s Kite Festival, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm this Sunday, March 26.

Visit MECA’s table and meet Michael Martin teaching Kendama (Japanese skill toy) and Julio Luna for kite making workshop! MECA’s Ballet Folklorico under the direction of Julio Lopez will be performing at 12:15 PM at the festival!

#HermannParkKiteFestival

MECA’s work to provide year-round, high quality arts education, social services and vigorous academic support is made possible by generous contributions from the following donors:

Billionaire Ackman ‘Extremely Concerned’ $30 Billion Bank Rescue Plan Risks Financial Contagion Spiraling Out Of Control

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Billionaire Ackman &#8216;Extremely Concerned&#8217; $30 Billion Bank Rescue Plan Risks Financial Contagion Spiraling Out Of Control

Billionaire Bill Ackman railed against the federal government-backed infusion of $30 billion into the regional bank First Republic in a scathing tweet on Thursday, calling it an insufficient plan that lulls the market into a “false sense of confidence” and risks the spread of “financial contagion”—all while shares of the ailing bank tanked yet again despite the new support from big banks.

KEY FACTS

The rescue plan rolled out Thursday afternoon designed to instill market confidence in First Republic including $5 billion uninsured deposits apiece from the nation’s four largest banks causes First Republic’s “default risk” to be “spread to our largest banks,” according to Ackman, the head of the hedge fund Pershing Square who has been outspoken about the need for government intervention in the sector.

The market seemingly agreed with Ackman’s assessment that the scheme did little to solve First Republic and the banking industry’s issues, with shares of First Republic crashing 21% in premarket trading Friday and shares of the five largest U.S. banks each falling 2%.

Ackman said he’s “extremely concerned about financial contagion risk spiraling out of control and causing severe economic damage,” adding he has no investments in the banking industry.

The 11 large banks depositing $1 billion or more into First Republic were “pressured” by the federal government to comply and assured the deposits “would be backstopped if it failed,” Ackman claimed.

The banking system needs a “temporary systemwide deposit guarantee immediately,” Ackman suggested.

CRUCIAL QUOTEElon Musk, the eccentric billionaire CEO of Tesla, Twitter and SpaceX, chimed in on Ackman’s assessment of the First Republic situation, writing: “The inefficiency of the set of heterogeneous resource allocation databases we call money is astounding.”

CHIEF CRITIC

Fellow hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin has taken a diametrically opposite stance than Ackman on the need for government intervention in banks, telling the Financial Times on Monday: “The U.S. is supposed to be a capitalist economy, and that’s breaking down before our eyes.” The federal government stepping in to protect previously uninsured depositors at Silicon Valley Bank represented a “loss of financial discipline,” he added. Griffin said a hands-off response from the government “would have been a great lesson in moral hazard” to emphasize the importance of risk management.

FORBES VALUATIONS

This group of billionaires questioning the federal government’s response to the banking crisis are some of the wealthiest people in the nation, and the world: Musk’s $187 billion fortune is the largest in the U.S. and second-biggest on the planet, Griffin’s $32.6 billion wealth pile makes him the 37th-richest person in the world, and Ackman is the 819th-wealthiest person on earth with a $3.4 billion net worth.

KEY BACKGROUND

Regulators shuttered Silicon Valley Bank on Friday as the bank was unable to meet consumer withdrawal requests during a massive run. Ackman called for government intervention days before the bank’s failure and subsequent quasi-bailout, suggesting inaction could cause “dominoes [to] continue to fall” in the banking sector. New York-based and digital-first Signature Bank failed two days after Silicon Valley Bank. Those failures, combined with Silvergate Capital’s closure last week, caused a host of regional bank stocks including First Republic to crash as investors panicked about spillover effects.

SURPRISING FACT

Several executives and board members at First Republic sold $12 million in their company’s stock in the two months preceding the bank’s crisis and stock crash, according to regulatory filings.

Source: forbes
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