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SafeRide program use declines despite providing free rides on weekends
By Peter Loganbill
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SafeRide, a program that provides a safe alternative to drunken driving for students returning home from Aggieville, has seen significant decrease in usage over the past few years.
Any time between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. Thursday through Saturday, students can hop on an Area Transportation Agency Bus for free and have a safe ride home. Riders must simply show their student ID. With one scan, they can ride with four guests.
However, over the past three years, ridership has continually declined. The average number of riders on Friday nights was 3,374 during the 2016-2017 school year, but last year it was just 842.
"I think there's a couple reasons of change," said Kelli Farris, executive director for the Center for Student Involvement. "Those numbers … from SafeRide or from ATA Bus also reflects the number of downturn in citations and arrests for DUI or other driving while intoxicated [incidents]."
Farris also mentioned the current bus system doesn't necessarily meet the needs students may be looking for.
"I think we also see just a different generation of students at K-State now and so the current generation of students wants something that's more immediate and more convenient and more personalized," Farris said.
When she put out a survey earlier this semester, Farris said a lot of the feedback indicated students don't want to stand and wait for a bus, and they don't feel safe when they get off at a bus stop and then need to walk home.
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"It's that immediacy that they're finding in other ways," Farris said. "Either by walking because they live a short distance [away] or they're riding bikes or they're just calling friends who are designated drivers."
During the 2017-2018 school year, Farris said CSI went through a lot of transition as a result of student organization policy, and the focus was on staff, not SafeRide.
"So our marketing obviously took a big hit in that year and the years since, just as we've been trying to help support student organizations on campus," Farris said. "And so that marketing piece is now kind of leveraging itself back out as a larger priority. And so we'll be able to do more marketing and outreach to students and sharing more information with them as well on how to use the system."
While Anne Smith, executive director for ATA Bus, said she thinks there are a number factors contributing to lower utilization, including lower enrollment, she sees marketing as the main problem.
"From my perspective, I think the biggest challenge over the last two to three years, [is] there's no marketing going on," Smith said. "We're not paid to advertise the service. K-State is not advertising the service. Nobody knows about it.
"When I go out to the community and talk, I always mention SafeRide," Smith continued. "If I talk to groups of students, I always bring it up, but we don't have the funding to market it. I know that there's probably some email blasts and I believe it's talked about at freshman orientation, but when we have a booth up at open house, every single year the number one thing people ask about is SafeRide. Parents don't know about it. Students don't know about it."
Smith said she always tries to get the word out there, as she thinks the program is vital.
"The program is one of the most important things that we do, because there's no doubt in my mind we save lives every weekend," Smith said.
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I'm Pete Loganbill and I'm the News Editor for the Collegian and host of the Collegian Kultivate podcast! I spent two years at Johnson County Community College, and I am now a senior in Public Relations at K-State. I believe constant communication leads to progress, no matter how difficult a comment may be for me or anyone to hear. Contact me at ploganbill@kstatecollegian.com.
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If I was asked to recommend only one real estate book as the ultimate reference, I'd have to say it is impossible. There a many books devoted to sales training, business strategy and personal development that agents wanting to accelerate their careers would want to review and study.
Some of the bestselling authors are probably very familiar to you but many may not, yet they offer some of the best ideas and business strategies for accelerating your career.
You will want to build your own personal library of books and tapes ... slowly of course, and refer to them often. It is amazing how often you will find great tips and ideas from an older reference book that, with a little tweak and update can be used today.
Whether you are looking for a real estate marketing books or tapes for investing, real estate development or personal development, the following books are an excellent place to start and recommended as good reference material.
Some of the books may not directly reference real estate, but are obviously a good fit for your business. Be sure to check out the selections below.
You may select a real estate book 'bestseller' online. Those are great choices as well, and with instant access! (They are usually a little less costly than the hard copy books for obvious reasons: No shipping costs, no printing costs etc..
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Most of the recommendations are available from Nightingale Conant but Amazon.com and Clickbank are also excellent sources.
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You can certainly find a real estate book or two in the free real estate marketing tools and resources.
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Make Yourself Unforgettable: Dale Carnegie's "Class Act" System takes an in-depth look at what the 10 essential elements of class and being unforgettable are, and gives you a clear-cut step-by-step guide for developing and embodying them.
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There are some basic things you can do to avoid getting sick during the flu season.
Keeping clean can prevent infections. Also, avoid touching your face when you're out and about.
If you get sick, going to work and spreading your illness won't do anybody good.
This applies to confined spaces where airborne viruses have an easy time jumping from person to person.
Your immune system needs good nutrition to function properly and stay healthy. You should eat foods of high-quality protein, such as eggs, fish, shellfish, and venison, as well as different vegetables and grains.
Keep your metabolism running in high gear; it'll help your body fend off unwanted microbial invaders.
Heat can be a killer. A blazing-hot day can roast you on the spot, sending your body and mind straight to Hades. Normally, the body tries to maintain a core temperature of around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. When the mercury matches or exceeds that temperature, the body's cooling systems have trouble with temperature regulation. Heat stroke sets in when you've been toiling away in the hot sun or neglecting to drink enough fluids to keep a steady supply of cooling sweat flowing across your skin.
The only remedy for heat stroke is cooling off. Shade or an air-conditioned space works best. Cool water, damp sheets or strips of fabric will also help the body normalize its temperature.
Abe Lincoln once said: "People are just about as happy as they make up their minds to be." In other words, no matter how horrible the weather is outside, ultimately you have the biggest impact on your mood.
Hill explains that those who can manage to make light of heavy rain are typically happier than those who let themselves get soaked by a downpour. If you can manage it, try to find a positive way to look at negative weather. You'll be happier, healthier and ready for fun in the sun when summer comes back.


Does AutoBlogging Software allow you to post to Wordpress as a Draft? I can't figure out how to do that, so I presume it does not. That would be a good feature to have. Sometimes I like to manipulate the posts with the Wordpress WYSIWYG editor before they post. Posting as a draft would allow that option.
I figured out what I was doing wrong. The system handles posting as a draft as I want it to.


The annual Mini Fair was held on the final day of Term 1 and this year it was better than ever. Despite the looming grey clouds, the rain held off and students and parents were able to visit the 50+ stalls of games, food, drinks, face painting, activities and second hand sales to raise money for charity. The variety of stalls and the preparation put into every little detail, right down to the recycling of drinks cans and paper waste, was fantastic.
In the end a whopping $4800 was raised, an all time record. It is an absolute credit to the hard working students and parents of IEPS that we aim higher and higher each year but still continuously achieve our goals. A massive thank you must go to Lauren Fairbairn, all of the parent helpers and the students who put on stalls.


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New York, USA - Maria Sharapova insists she's more about substance than style, and now she has a second Grand Slam title to prove it. Her strokes as piercing as her shrieks by the end, the third-seeded Sharapova beat No. 2 Justine Henin-Hardenne 6-4, 6-4 Saturday night to win the U.S. Open final.
Sharapova burst onto the tennis — and endorsement — scene by winning Wimbledon in 2004 at age 17. She'd come close to adding more major championships since but went 0-5 in Slam semifinals — until this tournament.
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When Henin-Hardenne, a finalist at all four majors this year, slapped one last forehand into the net, Sharapova dropped to her knees and covered her face, then rose and trotted to shake hands. Then Sharapova hopped up and down, looking for the first time all night like any other teen.
She climbed into the stands, losing her way briefly until being helped by an usher, for hugs with her father and her hitting partner, who've been sending her signals during matches about when to drink water or eat bananas.
But Sharapova needed very little help on court against Henin-Hardenne, a five-time major champion who would have returned to No. 1 in the rankings with a victory.
In the men's final Sunday, No. 1 Roger Federer will be bidding for his ninth career Grand Slam title when he takes on No. 9 Andy Roddick, aiming for his second.
In contrast to Henin-Hardenne, in more traditional tennis attire topped by a white ballcap, Sharapova wore her night-match getup, a black, cocktail dress-type number replete with a sparkled collar, accessorized with silver shoes and dangling earrings. Sharapova says the look is inspired by "Breakfast at Tiffany's," but the guess here is Audrey Hepburn never had a sponsor's swoosh on her outfit.
Sharapova makes about $20 million a year from endorsement deals, and she signed a "lifetime" contract with her racket maker shortly before the U.S. Open began.
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Sharapova won the coin toss and elected to receive, then went out and stood right at the baseline while Henin-Hardenne hit practice serves at the end of the warmup session. Picture Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter getting to take batting practice against Red Sox starter Curt Schilling — it just doesn't happen in other sports.
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But Sharapova broke right back — one free point came on a double-fault — and in the process came up with the shot of the evening: a half-volley drop winner to close a 10-stroke exchange.
After her own early loss of serve, Sharapova buckled down in that regard: She didn't face a break point the rest of the match.
Pretty impressive against a player of Henin-Hardenne's caliber. The Belgian entered the night leading all women in matches won (54), Grand Slam matches won (25) and tournament titles (five).
Henin-Hardenne finally succumbed to Sharapova's power and relentless shotmaking. At 3-3 in the third set came the final, key break of serve, after Henin-Hardenne led 40-15. She missed two backhands and double-faulted; after saving one break point, she set up another by sailing a forehand long. Under pressure from Sharapova's groundstrokes, Henin-Hardenne dumped a forehand into the net, making it 4-3. Sharapova yelled "Come on!" and jogged to the changeover.
"Come on!" from someone born in Siberia? Well, Sharapova has made her home in Florida since she was 7. After trying to call someone with her cellphone while waiting for the trophy ceremony, Sharapova leaned forward in her chair and said, "This is crazy!"
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This Week on DVD & Blu-ray (04-23-13)
tags: Central Park Five, David J. Fowlie, Gangster Squad, The Impossible, This Week on DVD & Blu-ray
It's that time of year, folks! When all the January releases return to haunt us, hoping that three months was long enough for you to forget what kind of duds were dropped at the beginning of the year. First up, is the disappointing "Gangster Squad" which shows how Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland") can take a talented cast and give them nothing to work with. Then there's Gus Van Sant's drama "Promised Land" about a big corporation fracking their way into a small town. Again, good cast with some great character scenes, but the movie would've benefited from taking a definitive stance on the issues presented. And then there's the best film of 2012, which is finally coming out on DVD & Blu-ray….
That's right, as you know, Juan Antonio Bayona's "The Impossible" was my pick for Best Film of 2012. It's an incredible film that follows the story of a family of five that survived the devastating 2004 tsunami in Thailand. I don't say "follow" lightly, as we are physically and emotionally tossed around with this family (played with such natural and raw performances by Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor, Tom Holland, Samuel Joslin, and Oaklee Pendergast) as they are engulfed by the tragedy all around them. The events that keep the family apart during the aftermath are just as intense as the natural violence we see on the screen.
It's impossible that they survived, but also impossible how this film was made. Don't discount this film as one you "can't bear to watch" due to its subject matter. Just watch it and be amazed.
"The Central Park Five" is also out this week, after airing on PBS last week. The documentary, directed by Ken and Sarah Burns and David McMahon, that covers the notorious rape of a Central Park jogger back in 1989 and the controversial conviction of five innocent suspects. Through interviews and detailed analysis, the doc covers all aspects of the case, including false confessions and inept police investigations. I've heard only good things about the film and its disheartening revelations.
Just as Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park 3D" is winding down its theatrical run, all three films are getting a Blu-ray release. Now fans can watch the movie's extra-dimension in their own home – if they have a 3D Blu-ray player. Responses to the post-conversion job has been mixed, but one thing's for sure – viewers have enjoyed seeing this alleged classic on the big screen again.
With Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatzby" coming out next month, it's no surprise that the 1974 film adaption of the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic is out this week on Blu-ray for the first time. There doesn't seem to be any unique Special Features attached, just promos for the new movie.
Speaking of literary adaptations, Oscilloscope brings us Andrea Arnold's "Wuthering Heights" new iteration of the classic Emily Brontë novel. It premiered at last year's Sundance which is when Catina Martinez reviewed the film for Keeping It Reel (see link below). It didn't move her as much as it did other critics, but it's definitely an original take on material that has been made into countless television mini-series, plays and films.
That's it for this week! Previous reviews will be highlighted below. Enjoy the Rundown….
A Haunted House (DVD/Blu-ray)
A Haunting: The 2012 Season (DVD)
Alannis Moricette: Live at Montreux (Blu-ray)
Any Day Now (DVD/Blu-ray)
Assassins Run (DVD)
The Central Park Five (DVD/Blu-ray)
Cheech & Chong's: Animated Movie (DVD/Blu-ray)
City That Never Sleeps (1953) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Cold Prey II (DVD)
Copacabana (1947) (DVD/Blu-ray)
El Cerrito (DVD)
Fifty Shades of de Sade (DVD)
The Fighting Seabees (1944) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Gangster Squad (DVD/Blu-ray)
The Grapes of Death (Blu-ray)
Happy People: A Year in the Taiga (DVD)
The Impossible (DVD/Blu-ray)
It's in The Blood (DVD)
Jurassic Park 3D (3D Combo Pack) (Blu-ray)
Magic Journey to Africa (DVD/Blu-ray)
Magic Town (1947) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Masterpiece Classic: Mr. Selfridge (DVD/Blu-ray)
Maverick: The Complete Second Season (DVD)
Merlin: The Complete Fifth Season (DVD/Blu-ray)
Pawn (DVD/Blu-ray)
Pegasus vs. Chimera (DVD)
Pierre Etaix (Criterion Collection) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Promised Land (DVD/Blu-ray)
The Queen of the People (DVD)
The Red Pony (1949) (Blu-ray)
Richard III (Criterion Collection) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Wake of the Red Witch (Blu-ray)
The Wanderers (DVD)
War of the Wildcats (1943) (DVD/Blu-ray)
Whitesnake: Made in Japan (Blu-ray)
Wuthering Heights (DVD/Blu-ray)
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Ann Bond has been running The Bereavement Group in South Kirkby for 14 years. The group is open to anyone who has lost a loved one and has over 80 members. They have weekly meetings to decide what outings or activities to arrange and meet socially to have a meal and play bingo.
The group aims to support people who have lost a loved one and help them to regain their confidence and learn how to live happily again. Not only do they have regular local events, they also plan an annual cruise and other short breaks for members. The group gives its members a purpose and helps to reduce social isolation that can often be caused by the death of a partner or friend.


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Q: How to dereference a pointer passed by reference in c++? I'm doing (something like) this:
void insert(Node*& node, string val, Node* parent)
{
   if (node == NULL)
     instantiateNode(node, val, parent);
   else
     insert(node->child, val, node);
}

The thing is, that instantiateNode(..., parent) seems to modify the original *&node passed into the function when setting the *parent. instantiateNode() is supposed to alter the node, but if it alters the parent than you have a node that is set to its parent, which doesn't make sense, and also doesn't work. At all.
The reason I'm bothering with pointer references at all is because it eliminates special cases and significantly reduces the amount of error checking I have to do. Since I'm doing it to reduce line count and trivial algorithm-ish duplication, I can get around this by approximately doubling the code line count. But I'd rather not, and I feel like there should be a way to dereference a pointer reference to get a new pointer that points to the same object. And, really, I thought that pass of *&node through *parent should have done it, but apparently gcc is optimizing it out.

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there should be a way to dereference a pointer reference to get a new pointer that points to the same object.

Well, how about this?
Node* n = node;

Now you've got a non-reference pointer that points to the same object as node, exactly what you asked for.
I am 95% sure the problem you are facing has nothing to do with references, and everything to do with faulty logic in instantiateNode or your use of it.  That's why it would be useful if you gave us more information about what the code is supposed to do, or even posted the code to instantiateNode.

A: node is a reference to a pointer, which means that if the function sets node, the value passed in is changed. That's how references work.
If you don't want node to change in the calling function, don't make it a reference.
Or have I misunderstood something?

A: I don't think node needs to be passed by reference.  A simple pointer should do the job.  This is because you don't ever need to change it directly.  Why are you passing it to instantiateNode()?  It will always be NULL, so what good does it do?  If instantiateNode() also has its first argument passed as a reference, why?  You are passing in the parent, so instantiateNode() can just access the thing node should represent via parent->child.  Even if for some reason instantiateNode() does take it's param by reference and it's required to do so, I believe the function will still work if you drop the reference from insert()'s first argument.  Whatever instantiateNode() does with that value will simply be lost when the function returns.  I'm sorry that's so confusing, but I can't think of a better way to word it.
There's another interpretation of your problem... maybe your call to insert() should read:
insert(node, val, node->child);

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Biografia
È il figlio dell'attore e conduttore televisivo Paolo Calabresi, a fianco del quale ha fatto una comparsata nella serie televisiva Boris.

Caratteristiche tecniche
Difensore forte fisicamente, nasce come centrocampista centrale e ricopre il ruolo di centrale difensivo, ma può anche essere adattato nel ruolo di terzino destro o in qualsiasi altro ruolo della difesa.

Carriera

Club

Gli inizi
Dopo diversi anni nelle giovanili giallorosse, Arturo partecipa sempre con la Roma al Campionato Primavera, al Torneo di Viareggio e alla UEFA Youth League, collezionando diverse presenze e alcune reti.

Roma e vari prestiti
Nel calciomercato estivo del 2015 viene ceduto in prestito al , militante in Serie B, dove segna anche la sua prima rete tra i professionisti nella gara interna contro il Brescia alla seconda giornata di campionato. Ritorna in giallorosso nel successivo mese di gennaio, prima di essere ceduto con la formula del prestito biennale al Brescia.

Con i lombardi nella seconda parte di stagione ottiene 14 presenze e un gol, nei minuti di recupero nella gara casalinga contro il Perugia. Il 21 giugno 2017 viene riscattato dalle rondinelle, ma due giorni dopo la Roma esercita la contro-opzione, riacquistando così il cartellino del giocatore. Il 7 luglio 2017 passa in prestito con diritto di riscatto e controriscatto allo Spezia. Chiusa l'esperienza in Liguria con sole due presenze, il 23 gennaio 2018 passa in prestito per sei mesi al Foggia.

Bologna e vari prestiti
Il 21 giugno 2018 passa al  firmando un contratto con il club felsineo fino a giugno 2022. Il 12 agosto debutta con i rossoblù in Coppa Italia, nel successo sul Padova per 2-0. Il debutto in massima serie avviene il 23 settembre, quando è schierato come titolare nella partita casalinga con la Roma vinta per 2-0. Il 21 ottobre trova il primo gol in Serie A, segnando la rete del definitivo pareggio al Torino (2-2).

Il 26 agosto 2019 viene ceduto a titolo temporaneo all'. Il 19 ottobre realizza il suo primo gol in Ligue 1, sul campo del  nel match terminato 1-1.

A fine prestito fa ritorno al Bologna, ma dopo essere rimasto ai margini della rosa, il 22 gennaio 2021 si trasferisce in prestito con diritto di riscatto al . Trova, tuttavia, poco spazio anche nella squadra sarda.

Lecce
Il 29 luglio 2021 firma un contratto triennale con opzione per il quarto con il , con cui va a segno il 16 dicembre 2021, realizzando il suo primo gol in Coppa Italia sul campo dello , nella vittoria per 2-0 dei salentini ai sedicesimi di finale. Con il Lecce vince il campionato di Serie B 2021-2022, ottenendo la promozione in Serie A.

Pisa
Il 9 agosto 2022, quattro giorni dopo l'esordio stagionale in Coppa Italia con il Lecce, viene acquistato dal .

Nazionale
Con la nazionale italiana Under-17 ha partecipato al campionato europeo di categoria del 2013, dove l'Italia ha ottenuto il secondo posto, e al campionato mondiale di categoria del 2013, dove l'Italia è stata eliminata agli ottavi di finale.

Il 12 agosto 2015 ha esordito con la nazionale Under-21 guidata da Luigi Di Biagio, giocando metà della partita amichevole Ungheria-Italia (0-0). È stato convocato per l'campionato europeo Under-21 d 2019, competizione in cui è sceso in campo in due occasioni.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 19 gennaio 2023.

Cronologia presenze e reti in nazionale

Palmarès

Competizioni nazionali

Lecce: 2021-2022

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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Check out this fantastic image by Mitchell Nelson. Do you notice anything special about it? How about the even tonal values and the detail in sky and foreground?
Mitchell has used High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging to create this picture. He has combined multiple shots of the same scene that are exposed for different parts of the scene to create a single image with detail and color in all parts. If you shoot a sunset without HDR, either your sky will go white and your foreground will go dark, or vice versa. HDR allows you to expose both parts correctly.
Mitchell will be writing an article on HDR imaging for our September issue! Great image Mitchell!
Just a very brief post this week of a hare taken a couple of weeks ago at dusk. All the best, Jodie.
There is something wonderful about hiking in the rain. I took a nice stroll through a local preserve yesterday and found that my senses came alive underneath the canopy of deciduous trees during the constant shower of rain. When I stopped it seemed as though I could hear each individual raindrop hit each leaf. The mayapples quaked with joy as they soaked up the much needed nourishment. The forest and connecting prairie/savanna even had a very ethereal, out of this world look to it. The clouds hung low, the sky was darkened, and yet the forest was lit by a very soft, even glow of white light. Here is an image I took of a newly sprouted lupine leaf studded in raindrops!
This is really interesting image and I am happy to see some night photography. No critique – just wanted to share this!
So I am aware that we have featured Kento Misuno's work on the blog in the recent past but I felt the need to make a posting regarding this image by Kento. As soon as the I saw the image "Monkey Hand" in the collection of newly updated NBPS Flickr Contest photos, it immediately spoke to me in a profound way. It got me to question some very difficult thoughts. The mood being set with the image's deep contrast is very dark and disheartening. I wondered what the status of this creature is now. Was it being held in poor conditions? These thoughts came to me only because the deep contrast, black and white, and minimal depth of field created the mood. So much of the mood in an image can be manipulated just by how the image is composed. What kinds of moods have you created in your own work and how did those images reflect that mood? I challenge any reader to post some of your own images to the NBPS Flicker Contest site!
Spring is now in full swing. I am just beginning to see the first insects emerging. There are collared doves nesting in the guttering of our house, I suspect a pair of dunnocks to have built one somewhere near the end of our garden, and the resident blackbirds have made their nest in the centre of our conifer tree as they do every year. The local magpies have caught onto this, and every now and then, huge ructions erupt as the magpies try to gain entry to the nest.
We are currently experiencing a spell of very fine weather after a dismal few months. This has meant that I have been out shooting a lot, and getting up very early to do so. 4:30am to be precise. There is something quite painful about getting up at any time before 6:00am. All I can hope is that it gets easier as I get older! That being said, it has been worth it.
I have been at my hare site again – but this time not just for the hares. The last few days dawn has broken shrouded in a thick fog. It has been so thick at times that visibility has been restricted to only a few metres. The first image was taken as the sun rose over the marshes, the second, of a female pheasant, was taken a little later on as the fog began to clear leaving everything it touched covered in dew.


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Paris: On World Teachers' Day, celebrated yearly on 5 October, UNESCO will focus on the professors, teachers, researchers and others who otherwise provide educational services to students at institutions of higher learning. The work of these educators will be the the subject of a daylong series of seminars at the Organization's Headquarters (Room II, starting at 10 am).
Twenty years after the adoption of the 1997 Recommendations concerning the status of higher education personnel, UNESCO will bring together teachers, trainers, decision-makers, experts and researchers from all over the world to examine the higher education landscape worldwide.
As well as taking stock of higher education reforms around the world, the conference will feature two panel discussions: on challenges in academic freedom and institutional autonomy (11.15am to 12.30 pm) and higher education's responses to new demands for quality, inclusion and equity (2-4.30 pm).
"Teaching in Freedom, Empowering Teachers" is the theme of this year's World Teachers' Day, celebrated around the world since 1994. The empowerment of teachers emerged as a priority when the United Nations adopted the 2030 Sustainable Development Goal for Education (SDG4).
The international community undertook to provide universal primary and secondary education by 2030, and it is estimated that countries will need to recruit 68,8 million primary and secondary education teachers to make this target (source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics).


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The Pillar Cluster Model: how to build an effective Content Strategy that increases web visitors and generates better-qualified leads
by Marije Schreur, on Dec 23, 2020 4:27:43 PM
Once upon a time, content creation was deeply rooted in keywords; in incorporating common search terms and phrases that were used to reach out to audiences through outbound marketing efforts. With the ongoing shift to inbound marketing, however, the 'what' that users are searching for is becoming less and less critical. In fact, it is increasingly being replaced with the 'why'. The Pillar Cluster Model gives a framework for your audience to navigate through any questions they may have about a related content topic.
Marketers adopting the inbound methodology are becoming increasingly focused on intent-based content creation; on working to understand why audiences behave in the way they do, and what this tells us about their needs. As a result, content strategies have moved away from being structured around the business itself, and are beginning to be shaped by the customer, with ideas grouped together into three content funnel stages to aid the buyer journey.
Introducing the Pillar Cluster Model
The pillar cluster model for content creation is a relatively new approach to developing a clean, clear, and transparent site navigation, with content organised by category. First introduced by HubSpot in response to changes to the Google ranking algorithm in a bid to improve SEO results, topic clusters have fast become the go-to method for streamlining content strategies and boosting campaign results.
The model, at its core, is simple:
Pillar pages act as a way to effectively summarise a wide umbrella topic, providing a basic overview of the idea as a whole. The pillar is designed as an introduction to a complex area, and provides readers with a comprehensive overview of a subject.
Cluster pages provide more in-depth information about niche sub-topics that fall under the umbrella. They act as standalone pieces of content, but are linked back to the pillar page. Together, all clusters form a full and comprehensive look at the topic in question.
The Benefits of Topic Clusters for the Inbound Marketer
Unlike outbound content, inbound content isn't designed to convert all the time. The primary use of inbound content is to guide customers down the funnel, facilitating the buyer journey from awareness to consideration to conversion. The pillar and cluster model aligns well with this methodology, allowing marketers to use the extensive data they hold to say 'if a customer is interested in this area, then they may be interested in this area', creating topic clusters that keep all associated subjects connected, and helping to move audiences along naturally from one area to the next.
The benefit in employing this model is that it helps audiences to answer all questions that they may have - in every stage of the funnel - without leaving a website. It exhausts one single idea, ensuring that audiences can identify a problem, evaluate solutions, and justify their decision all in one place, keeping them on your website for longer. It creates higher quality leads by nurturing each lead right through from start to finish.
Pillar and cluster content can also work to boost web traffic, if done correctly. Changes to Google's ranking algorithm under the Web 3.0 (or the 'semantic web') concept have placed more importance on context and meaning, with the search engine giant keen to deliver more relevant results to users.
SEO expert Neil Patel says that "a major reason Google ranks one website or piece of content over another is that it can determine exactly what it's about", and with the pillar and cluster model, that happens naturally. Each cluster, linked to a pillar, leaves no question as to what the pillar is all about. There is also the added benefit that this wealth of naturally connected, logically organised content can be repurposed into other formats; perhaps forming a part of an email marketing strategy for example or feeding social media post creation.
Building an Effective Pillar and Cluster Strategy
There are four essential stages to developing a strong pillar and cluster content strategy:
1. Determine an Overall Topic
Determining the topic of your pillar means thinking up subject matters that are not only relevant to your business, and of interest to your audience, but which are also broad enough that you can easily break the idea down into 5-15 distinct, standalone areas. As an example, a good pillar would be 'An Introduction to Inbound Marketing'. This pillar would provide a broad overview of inbound marketing as a whole, allowing readers to click through to in-depth niche aspects of inbound to learn more about it.
2. Breakdown Topic Into Bite Size Chunks
Using the example above, the subject of inbound marketing can easily be broken down into a number of subcategories. This may include transitioning from outbound to inbound, the benefits of the inbound methodology, content creation, tools and technology, how to hire the right agency and so on.
Each cluster must be able to stand alone - to appeal to audiences that have landed on the content without first reading the pillar - yet must also be easily linked back to the pillar, and connect effortlessly with other clusters.
3. Create In-Depth Clusters
Each cluster must exhaust a particular niche subsection of the umbrella topic. This is an opportunity to go into great detail about a specific area, and answer all the questions that readers may have about the subject matter. The ultimate aim is that, when combined, all clusters come together to form a fully comprehensive guide to the topic. This is a chance for organisations to position themselves as an authority on the matter - as an opinion leader within the industry - to develop trust amongst potential customers.
4. Summarise and Link
Once all clusters have been created, the general gist of each cluster can be summarised to form the overarching pillar. As a standalone piece of content itself, the subject matter of the pillar should effortlessly flow from one area to the next, although this should be simple as long as all clusters are closely connected to the topic area.
Finally, each cluster should be linked to the relevant section of the pillar, making it easy for readers to navigate their way through the topic and absorb all the information.
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Q: Rails 4.1 and Compass The upgrade from rails 4.0.2 to 4.1.0 failed: "File to import not found or unreadable: compass".
After several attempts with no solution I recognized the server message: "Unsupported rails environment for compass" (i.e. the first line just after my input 'rails s thin').
What does it mean and is there a solution to this problem?
Thanks in advance.


This Saturday, February 9th, Media Technology students present their works from the 'Hardware and Physical Computing' course at the Processing Community Day in Amsterdam.
Order your free tickets here. Please note that a waiting list applies for day tickets.
Some of our most interesting thoughts and creations come to life when we are free to be playful, free to explore, and free to experiment. In this collection of installations, creators of the Media Technology group at Leiden University showcase works created on the theme "Creation Without Purpose". For a group made up of engineers, communication scientists, and designers, creating with the expressed aspiration to do 'nothing useful' is as unusual as it is challenging. The resulting works are interactive thought experiments that invite further discussion about the transformative potential of making.


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Kangana Ranaut and Director Hansal Mehta attended the NDTV Youth For Change Conclave and gave an interview regarding Hansal's upcoming movie, Simran, in which Kangana plays the lead role. Kangana reveals several aspects of her background, her journey of becoming an actor, her struggles, and her opinions on several contentious topics. In the article below, I am going to focus on Kangana's interview more.
Ravish Kumar (the NDTV interviewer) begins by how the stereotypes associated with "small town people" are ridiculous as these small town people are the ones who carry their dreams on their shoulder while traveling to and fro in local trains filled to the brim. He goes on to give credit to the "small-town people" of making Mumbai a lively place to live in, with their constant struggle to make the best of things, make their dreams come true, and work their hardest to claw their way forward because otherwise, the rich are like a lazy Sunday afternoon, with their big, air-conditioned houses, pothole-free roads, children sent abroad to study, and a life filled with money. So, it's for the best to welcome the new because they are the ones who bring changes. With this, he welcomes Kangana and Hansal.
The first question that Ravish goes on to ask Kangana is whether the fingers pointed at her for her style effects her or not, to which Kangana recalls that the time in which she had started out her career. She recollects how female actors resembling foreigners were given more importance, garments of the west were revered, and how people were unaware of the diverse ensembles people all over India wore. She admits that maybe that is why Kusum's ghagra choli in Tanu Weds Manu 2 opened doors of criticisms from the "Westernised Indians". On being asked about what is the difference between the people of her hometown (Mandi) and Mumbaikars, she confesses that she thinks that Mumbaikars are more money oriented while people from her hometown are the social being and their thoughts are directed towards family more than anything else.
Kangana, with her success in Bollywood and in other aspects of life, has been able to influence the young girls of Mandi as they are now readily delaying their marriage to pursue further studies, pursue their dreams. They are now emboldened to break from the shackles of society, realize their rights and effectively use them for their own benefit. Ms. Ranaut brings the extremism of conservatism in the Rajput caste-houses in her hometown by sharing an incident from her childhood in which her paternal grandfather slaps her across the cheek because she asked to talk to her father (who was out of town) on the phone. Th freedom she had been deprived of since her childhood was what she has been running after throughout her life, which has resulted in her becoming an actor. Kangana discloses how the film industry is a close-knit family and people like her, which is from "small-towns" are often unable to break into them as they are unwelcome.
When Ravish asked about the issue of Caste-Pride since she is a Rajput, she divulges how she feels like felt alienated in her own house as her brother was always given more attention and she was treated like someone else's property (hello, objectification!) which has led her to feel more at home in the house she owns in Mumbai than at her childhood home and hence, she does not connect to her lineage at all, so being proud of it is a ridiculous notion. She goes on to condemn the notion of "selfless love of women" when Ravish reminds the audience of how rare it is for a woman to be 100% independent and free. She reiterated her condemnation by explicitly saying that the "glorification of the woman kind" on such basis motivates women to keep other's wishes above their own which are wrong as that stops women to go out and do what they want to do.
Kangana has always been pin pointed in the Film Industry as the "girl who doesn't know English". In the interview, she speaks about how when she started her career she was told to either keep quiet or speak in Hindi because she, apparently, did not know English that well. She sends a message to the audience that it doesn't matter which language you speak, it is your humanity that matters. She reiterates that if you feel like you don't know something, go ahead and learn it instead of sitting down and letting other people demotivate you. Ms. Ranaut goes on to appreciate the work of other actors, like Irrfan Khan who has let the world know that even though "small-town people" don't know the language of the rich, they are still capable of conquering the world.
In the interview, Kangana Ranaut yet again proves herself to be a real, grounded, hardworking woman who condemns the box of "small-town" and "big-town". With her frank and blunt statements of opinions and answers, she shows that she is not afraid to speak out loud and nothing can make her sit down to let life flow from under her feet. Not her (supposed) lack of English speaking skills, not the prejudices surrounding women artists, not the societal norms, not the shackles is thrown around her wrists by her caste. Nothing can stop her from moving forward and achieving what she wants to.
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(iii) Medical Examination in Executive(Technical/Non-technical) category, as the case may be.
Paper-I and Paper-II, to be held on the same day at the same centre.
Paper-I will consist of multiple-choice objective type questions, bilingual (Hindi/English), on General Awareness, General Intelligence & Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude (General English for Maintainer-Electrician, Electronic Mechanic, Fitter and Ref & AC Mechanic) and/ knowledge of the discipline/trade.
There will be a total of 120 questions, each carrying equal marks.
For every wrong answer, 1 /3 marks will be deducted.
There will be a total of 60 questions, each carrying equal marks.
There will be negative marking. For every wrong answer, 1 /3 marks will be deducted.
The Paper-II shall be of 45 minutes' duration.


Following rumors of an impending PS Vita EOL hack, TheFloW has just released a PSA as well as some important information on his next and last jailbreak targeting OFW 3.69 and 3.70 of Sony's latest handheld console. The document, published on GitHub Gist, describes the exploit chain as drastically different from the previous ones: instead of relying on a WebKit or save data exploit, it will attempt to escape the PSP emulator and take control of the rest of the system from there. While novel, the downside of this approach is that it requires users to have a PSN account activated and linked to download a PSP game from the store - as such, Sony may be able to patch it in the future and lock out anyone who hasn't taken advantage of it yet.
Either update to firmware 3.70 (go to Settings → System Update).
Or set DNS to 212.47.229.76 (go to Settings → Network → Wi-Fi Settings → Your access point → Advanced Settings and set DNS Settings to Manual and Primary DNS to 212.47.229.76).
Register a PSN account if you don't have one yet (note that only 3 devices can be activated using the same account).
Unfortunately, if you can't find a demo in your region, you must either buy any PSP/minis game, or register a new PSN account in one of the regions listed above.
Verify that you can launch the PSP/minis game.
Download and install qcma to make a backup of your game (launch Content Manager on your PS Vita and follow the instructions on screen).
If you have completed the preparation, you can now sit back and come back in 6-8 weeks for further instructions. It is important that you do not unlink/deactivate your PSN account or restore your settings in this time.
Aside from the aforementioned timeframe, there is no definite ETA for a release yet.
what about the new release ?


Even before the rash shows, switch to mild soaps and use a good sensitive skin moisturizer on the body and face.
If you feel self conscious about the rash, invest in a good moisturizing cover-up.
Try using baby oil spray to get areas on your back that you can't reach.
Some over-the-counter antihistamines might help relieve itchiness.
After getting the rash there are two ways doctors try to control it: steroid creams and antibiotic pills.
Talk to your doctor as soon as you start seeing the rash—do not assume you have to try to deal with it on your own. If you get a rash, your oncologist may recommend a dermatologist to discuss options for treating it. There are things that can help, and you should not wait until it is painful or interferes with your activities before taking action.


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SECO Energy District 3 members gathered at The Villages' Savannah Center on Thursday, January 24 to elect a Trustee to represent their District on SECO's Board. Members voted to re-elect District 3 Trustee Richard Belles. A SECO member since 2001, Mr. Belles was first elected to the Board in 2013.
SECO Energy is a not-for-profit electric cooperative, operated for and owned by its members. SECO members who reside in the District elect one of their fellow members to serve on SECO's nine-member Board of Trustees. Collectively, the Board represents the SECO membership, meeting monthly to monitor the financial status of the cooperative while providing fiduciary oversight and participating in policy decisions that serve the best interests of the members at large.
In January, both Mr. Belles and fellow District 3 resident Bryan Lifsey declared their willingness to serve the members in District 3 by submitting letters of intent to run. On the afternoon of January 24, a large crowd assembled in the Savannah Center to elect a District 3 Trustee for a three-year term.
Visit our Trustees page to view a photo and read a brief bio of SECO's Trustees along with a District map. "Like" SECO's Facebook page and "follow" @SECOEnergy on Twitter for news releases and cooperative updates.


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By Serge-Paul Carrasco on March 21, 2014
Can You Build a Gaming App That Lasts?
(B) This week was the Game Developer Conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. A lot of people, a lot of events, and a lot of parties! At the same time, popular game company King Digital Entertainment maker of Candy Crush is getting close to the IPO that would value it around $7B (King had an annual revenue of $1.9 B and about $568M in profits in 2013) while another game company such as Activision has a market value of $15B and Zynga of $4B.
While the lifecycle of mobile game apps is the shortest of all mobile apps on any app marketplace, many mobile consumer apps have now the same challenges of a successful mobile game app: how to make them last?
Two good videos from two veterans of the game industry: "Games is a 'hits' business" on CNBC and "How to avoid being the next Zynga" on Bloomberg.
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I don't really care how much of it is made from surplus Russian parts, and how much of it is new (or reproduction) parts.
I remember hearing something about some that were made and the ATF recolected them for reason (maybe easily converted?) I am not looking for one of those. I am looking for a legitamate semi-auto version that I could put in my collection.
I know there is a .22 that looks similar to the PPSH, but I would like one that looks closer to the real deal.
The Thompson is my first love, but I do like the other guns of WW2, even if I can't afford all of the full-atuo originals.
I had one produced by Inter-Ordnance. I wish I had kept it, seeing that there hard to find these days. No longer produced. I got $800.00 for mine. Pretty good shooter overall. The Metal and Wood was okay, not perfect, but looked nice.
This is going off the top of my head and from memory, but thought that Shotgun News would display this item for sale every so often. I will check my next issue and post back if I see it.


The new tax year is here, and our Manchester accountants are ready to start handling earlybird customers' finances, if you want to get your administrative burden for the year out of the way as soon as possible.
Each April, HMRC write to people nationwide to request that they file their latest set of accounts – and yet, each January, accountants everywhere are swamped with applications from people who have left it until the last minute.
The sooner you prepare and file your accounts, the sooner you can find out your tax liability, and begin paying your bill – removing the doubt over how much you owe, and how much money you really have in the bank.
Our Manchester accountants appreciate that filing your accounts is probably not top of your list of priorities when the first of the warmer spring weather finally arrives.
However, that gives you all the more reason not to delay getting your paperwork in order this time around.
Beat the crowd and file your papers in April or early May, and you can give yourself unique peace of mind that will last throughout the summer and into the early spring of 2014.


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S.N. Patel, G.M. Su, C. Luo, M. Wang, L.A. Perez, D.A. Fischer, D. Prendergast, G.C. Bazan, A.J. Heeger, M.L. Chabinyc et al. "NEXAFS Spectroscopy Reveals the Molecular Orientation in Blade-Coated Pyridal[2,1,3]thiadiazole-Containing Conjugated Polymer Thin Films." MACROMOLECULES 48 (2015): 6606-6616.
G.M. Su, E. Lim, E.J. Kramer, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Phase Separated Morphology of Ferroelectric-Semiconductor Polymer Blends Probed by Synchrotron X-ray Methods." MACROMOLECULES 48 (2015): 5861-5867.
J.B. Sherman, B. Purushothaman, S.R. Parkin, C. Kim, S. Collins, J. Anthony, T.Q. Nguyen, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Role of crystallinity of non-fullerene acceptors in bulk heterojunctions." JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY A 3 (2015): 9989-9998.
S.L. Bubel, M.S. Menyo, T.E. Mates, J.H. Waite, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Schmitt Trigger Using a Self-Healing Ionic Liquid Gated Transistor." ADVANCED MATERIALS 27 (2015): 3331-3335.
A. Gujral, K.A. O'Hara, M.F. Toney, M.L. Chabinyc, and M.D. Ediger. "Structural Characterization of Vapor-Deposited Glasses of an Organic Hole Transport Material with X-ray Scattering." CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS 27 (2015): 3341-3348.
J.B. Sherman, C.Y. Chiu, R. Fagenson, G. Wu, C.J. Hawker, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Suppressing crystallization in solution-processed thin films of organic semiconductors." MRS COMMUNICATIONS 5 (2015): 447-452.
J.G. Labram, D.H. Fabini, E.E. Perry, A.J. Lehner, H. Wang, A.M. Glaudell, G. Wu, H.A. Evans, D. Buck, R. Cotta et al. "Temperature-Dependent Polarization in Field-Effect Transport and Photovoltaic Measurements of Methylammonium Lead Iodide." JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LETTERS 6 (2015): 3565-3571.
C.K. Mai, B. Russ, S.L. Fronk, N. Hu, M.B. Chan-Park, J.J. Urban, R.A. Segalman, M.L. Chabinyc, and G.C. Bazan. "Varying the ionic functionalities of conjugated polyelectrolytes leads to both p- and n-type carbon nanotube composites for flexible thermoelectrics." ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 8 (2015): 2341-2346.
C.K. Mai, J. Liu, C.M. Evans, R.A. Segalman, M.L. Chabinyc, D.G. Gahill, and G.C. Bazan. "Anisotropic Thermal Transport in Thermoelectric Composites of Conjugated Polyelectrolytes/Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes." MACROMOLECULES 49 (2016): 4957-4963.
I. McCulloch, A. Salleo, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Avoid the kinks when measuring mobility Transistor measurements can overstate organic semiconductor charge carrier mobility." SCIENCE 352 (2016): 1521-1522.
W.B. Chang, H. Fang, J. Liu, C.M. Evans, B. Russ, B.C. Popere, S.N. Patel, M.L. Chabinyc, and R.A. Segalman. "Electrochemical Effects in Thermoelectric Polymers." ACS MACRO LETTERS 5 (2016): 455-459.
S.N. Patel, A.M. Glaudell, D. Kiefer, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Increasing the Thermoelectric Power Factor of a Semiconducting Polymer by Doping from the Vapor Phase." ACS MACRO LETTERS 5 (2016): 268-272.
S. Madhu, H.A. Evans, V.T. Doan-Nguyen, J.G. Labram, G. Wu, M.L. Chabinyc, R. Seshadri, and F. Wudl. "Infinite Polyiodide Chains in the Pyrroloperylene-Iodine Complex: Insights into the Starch-Iodine and Perylene-Iodine Complexes." ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 55 (2016): 8032-8035.
J.H. Bannock, N.D. Treat, M.L. Chabinyc, N. Stingelin, M.J. Heeney, and J.C. de Mello. "The influence of polymer purification on the efficiency of poly(3-hexylthiophene):fullerene organic solar cells." SCIENTIFIC REPORTS 6 (2016): 23651.
J.J. Jasieniak, N.D. Treat, C.R. McNeill, B.J.T. de Villers, Della E. Gaspera, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Interfacial Characteristics of Efficient Bulk Heterojunction Solar Cells Fabricated on MoOx Anode Interlayers." ADVANCED MATERIALS 28 (2016): 3944+.
R.A. DeCrescent, S.J. Brown, R.A. Schlitz, M.L. Chabinyc, and J.A. Schuller. "Model-blind characterization of thin-film optical constants with momentum-resolved reflectometry." OPTICS EXPRESS 24 (2016): 28843-28858.
S.J. Brown, R.A. Schlitz, M.L. Chabinyc, and J.A. Schuller. "Morphology-dependent optical anisotropies in the n-type polymer P(NDI2OD-T2)." PHYSICAL REVIEW B 94 (2016): 165105.
B. Russ, A.M. Glaudell, J.J. Urban, M.L. Chabinyc, and R.A. Segalman. "Organic thermoelectric materials for energy harvesting and temperature control." NATURE REVIEWS MATERIALS 1 (2016): 16050.
B.J.T. de Villers, K.A. O'Hara, D.P. Ostrowski, P.H. Biddle, S.E. Shaheen, M.L. Chabinyc, D.C. Olson, and N. Kopidakis. "Removal of Residual Diiodooctane Improves Photostability of High-Performance Organic Solar Cell Polymers." CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS 28 (2016): 876-884.
B.F. Hartmeier, M.A. Brady, N.D. Treat, M.J. Robb, T.E. Mates, A. Hexemer, C. Wang, C.J. Hawker, E.J. Kramer, and M.L. Chabinyc. "Significance of Miscibility in Multidonor Bulk Heterojunction Solar Cells." JOURNAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE PART B-POLYMER PHYSICS 54 (2016): 237-246.
B. Russ, M.J. Robb, B.C. Popere, E.E. Perry, C.K. Mai, S.L. Fronk, S.N. Patel, T.E. Mates, G.C. Bazan, J.J. Urban et al. "Tethered tertiary amines as solid-state n-type dopants for solution-processable organic semiconductors." CHEMICAL SCIENCE 7 (2016): 1914-1919.
H.A. Evans, A.J. Lehner, J.G. Labram, D.H. Fabini, O. Barreda, S.R. Smock, G. Wu, M.L. Chabinyc, R. Seshadri, and F. Wudl. "(TTF)Pb2I5: A Radical Cation-Stabilized Hybrid Lead Iodide with Synergistic Optoelectronic Signatures." CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS 28 (2016): 3607-3611.