Mary Dolan | The Phoenix Students gearing up for post-graduate jobs or summer internships can use Loyola's Career Development Center or look online for help with applications.
As the school year comes to an end, students are looking for ways to spend their summer. Some students will spend the next three months completing an internship.
Participating in an internship has many benefits, including resume building, networking and learning workplace skills. Here's some information and tips for applying for jobs and internships.
Do I need to complete an internship to graduate?
Academic internship courses can be used to fulfill the engaged learning requirement needed to graduate from Loyola. This means while a student is completing an internship they're also enrolled in a corresponding class at Loyola. Other options to fulfill the engaged learning requirement include research courses, community service courses, public performance courses and field work.
Requirements for academic internship courses can vary for each department offering them. Students should contact their department internship coordinator for more information. A list of internship course coordinators and their contact information can be found on Loyola's website.
What are some benefits to completing more than one internship?
Participating in multiple internships helps students get a job or enter graduate school within six months of graduation, according to a study completed by the National Association of Colleges and Employers for Career Development and Talent Acquisition.
Taking more than one internship allows students to explore different areas in their chosen field, according to Jona Goldschmidt, a professor and internship course coordinator in Loyola's Criminal Justice and Criminology department. He said he assists students in finding internships in various criminal justice fields.
What are some tips to create a good cover letter?
Cover letters are often a mandatory part of an application, according to Goldschmidt. He said they should be clear, grammatically correct and look professional.
Some employers will view cover letters before viewing a resume, according to Patty Lamberti, the director of Loyola's multimedia journalism program and a professor who runs its internship course. She said it's important to impress employers within the first few lines of the letter.
How can I find a job or internship if I don't have many connections?
Students can look for internships on online job-search sites such as Internships.com, on company websites or Loyola's own job site, RamblerLink.
Loyola's Career Development Center also provides the LUConnect program to help students with networking. It allows students to look at profiles of Loyola alumni and connect with them, according to its website. The Career Center also holds workshops and career fairs throughout the year to help students create connections.
Creating a network is another great way to find internships, according to Arleen Luhmann, a statistics and economics major who's completed two internships during her time at Loyola.
Professors can also be a great resources for applying to jobs and internships, according to Daria Derda, a computer science major.
What else can I do to be a stand out applicant?
Having a solid list of references is important to employers, according to Mary Joan Schultheisz, a vice president at NuZoo Media. She said they mostly hire interns in their marketing, video and web departments.
In interviews, some employers will ask about group projects, according to Schultheisz. She said applicants should be able to articulate their own role in a project to interviewers.
Having an online presence is also something employers look for, according to Lamberti. One way to excel is to build a LinkedIn profile filled with sections of coursework, accomplishments and recommendations.
I'm about to graduate and want to avoid unemployment, what should I do?
The stakes are higher for applying to full-time jobs, according to Lamberti. If you're applying for your dream job in a company, the cover letter should be 100 percent tailored to show why you admire a certain company, Lamberti said.
Internships have an end date; full-time jobs don't, Lamberti said. Students should make sure they know and like the position they're applying for.
If a student wants to and can move after graduation, students should address it in their cover letters, Lamberti said.
Students approaching graduation should begin applying for jobs a few months before graduating, according to Lamberti. She said it's never too early for students to begin researching job titles and salaries to prepare for applications and interviews.
Loyola students seeking employment outside of Chicago can request use of job/internship services from other Jesuit universities across the United States through The Jesuit Career Center Consortium, according to Loyola's website.


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IPCC's new estimates for increased sea-level rise
by Zeke Hausfather October 23, 2013 October 15, 2020
Estimates for higher sea-level in coming decades are one of the major "take home" messages from the newly released IPCC report.
Projected sea-level rise had been a particularly controversial aspect of the 2007 IPCC Fourth Assessment Report, with many scientists decrying the absence of modeling of dynamic ice sheet movements and arguing that models had underestimated historical sea-level rise. As a result, many had expected treatment of sea-level rise to be the focus of much attention on the new report, and that has been the case.
Understanding why sea-level rise now is forecast to be greater, and why substantial uncertainties remain, requires examining the different causes of sea-level rise and the different ways of estimating future sea-level rise using both physical models and evidence from Earth's geologic past.
Global sea levels have increased fairly steadily over the past 130 years, with some acceleration evident over the past few decades. The figure below shows observations both from tide gauges (from 1880 to 2009) and satellites (1993 to 2013), with measurement uncertainty reflecting incomplete coverage of tide gauges shown in grey.
Revised Scenarios Complicate Direct Comparisons
Direct comparisons between the numbers from the IPCC 2007 Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) and the newly released Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) are difficult, because underlying scenarios have been significantly revised. Projecting future warming and also sea-level rise depends primarily on two factors: climate sensitivity (how much warming from a given amount of atmospheric greenhouse gas) and emission scenarios (how much greenhouse gases will be emitted).
The new IPCC report does not significantly change estimates of climate sensitivity, but IPCC created new emission scenarios. The chart below shows a comparison of temperature and sea-level rise projections from the scenarios that are most similar. But because the scenarios are not identical, some of the differences relate to the scenarios themselves rather than to any differences in model physics or climate sensitivity.
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Projected warming is similar in AR4 and AR5, but projected sea-level rise is notably larger in the new AR5 report. This increase results both from incorporation of more rapid ice sheet dynamics and from improved modeling of thermal expansion and ice melt. The former had been excluded from consideration in AR4: IPCC maintained in that report that "Dynamical processes related to ice flow not included in current models but suggested by recent observations could increase the vulnerability of the ice sheets to warming, increasing future sea level rise. Understanding of these processes is limited and there is no consensus on their magnitude."
Impacts of Different Causes of Sea-Level Rise
Sea-level rise is caused by a number of different factors, including thermal expansion of water, melting of glaciers and ice sheets, and changes in ice sheet flows (rapid dynamics). Somewhat surprisingly, thermal expansion tends to be a larger contributor than direct melting. As water warms up, it expands, and as the oceans absorb extra heat as a result of the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, sea level will rise.
Glacial melt makes up the second largest contributor to sea-level rise, though it is somewhat limited in the long run by the relatively small total mass of glaciers in the world. Melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets is projected to be relatively small over the next century, though melting of those ice sheets could become the largest contributor to sea-level rise a few centuries from now if warming persists. Finally, rapid dynamic change in Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets also is expected to contribute a relatively modest amount to the total sea-level rise over the next century. The projected contribution to sea-level rise of each factor by 2100 is shown for a particular future scenario (Representative Concentration Pathways or RCP6.0) in the figure below.
Different Places, Different Amounts of Sea-Level Rise
One often-overlooked facet of sea-level rise is that it will not be the same everywhere. Some parts of the ocean are projected to rise much faster than others. For example, sea-level rise off metropolitan New York City is expected to be about 50 percent more than that off San Francisco. Some of this difference is the result of the rising or subsidence of different land areas, and some the result of gravitational or ocean dynamics. The figure below from the new IPCC report shows the best estimate for 2081-2100 sea level compared to those from 1986-2005 for the four major RCP scenarios for different areas of the world.
These geographic differences in sea-level rise can prove to be highly important. While slow increases in sea level may allow countries to adapt by constructing sea walls or relocating homes and other property, the real damage occurs in areas of the world prone to storm surges. In New York City, for example, storm surges like those associated with Hurricane Sandy would be even more disastrous in a world with a few additional feet of sea-level rise.
Latest Sea-Level Rise Estimates Still Too Conservative?
Despite the higher sea-level rise projections in the latest IPCC report and improved ability of models to reproduce historical rates of sea-level rise, some respected scientists maintain still that even the new AR5 numbers are too low.
Their argument primarily boils down to two different approaches: process models, which use climate models and physics to estimate sea-level rise, and semi-empirical models, which include evidence of past sea-level rise (mostly during the last ice age) to help determine the relationship between temperatures and sea level. Process models tend to produce lower estimates, empirical models higher ones.
The recently released IPCC Working Group I report discounts empirical models, saying that "Many semi-empirical model projections of global mean sea-level rise are higher than process-based model projections (up to about twice as large), but there is no consensus in the scientific community about their reliability and there is thus low confidence in their projections." Researchers like Potsdam University Professor Stefan Rahmstorf, who have worked with semi-empirical models, argue that a wholesale discounting of these approaches is erroneous, and represents an overly conservative approach from the IPCC.
For now at least, it is still unclear just what exactly future sea-level rise will be, as uncertainty ranges remain large. At the same time, it is clear that the best estimates of future sea-level rise are considerably higher now than they were just five years ago. The level of sea-level rise by 2100 will mostly depend on which future emissions scenario societies follow, and it's clear that significant efforts to reduce future emissions, coupled with well thought-out adaptation efforts, can significantly reduce future sea-level rise and its damaging impacts.
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Q: Is it possible to use SPDY module for non-secure connections? SPDY module is designed to only work with secure connections (SSL-enabled websites).
I want to know there is any fork of that project (specifically MOD_SPDY for apache) which bypasses SSL and works over non-secure HTTP (and not HTTPS) connections?
If no, is it possible to modify and rebuild the source (easily!) for that purpose?

A: It's unlikely, since the protocol specifies transport security, even if you could gut mod_spdy to not need it, no client is going to make a connection without TLS anyway.

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Recruiting: Ashlynn Shade is a perfect fit for UConn
The Huskies' 2023 commit had a record-tying performance in the state title game on Saturday.
@IGB2030Shade on Twitter
Ashlynn Shade dropped 31 points, seven rebounds, five assists, and three steals to help lead the Noblesville Millers to the school's first Indiana Class 4A state championship since 1987. Shade's 31 points tied a 4A championship game record.
"This is unreal. I feel like I could play another game right now," Shade told the IndyStar …


Many people find themselves trying to lose 5 pounds in a week in situations where they need to slim down to fit into an outfit for an important event.
Successful and safe dieting is not about starving the body; the key is to eating the right foods and combinations of food. With crazes such as the Atkins diet, the South Beach diet and the 'cabbage soup' diet, weight loss may have been achieved but in a potentially unhealthy way. These types of dietary habits can be difficult to sustain, therefore weight loss may only be a temporary achievement.
The secret is in fact the reverse, eating yourself slim may sound nonsense but it is a myth that eating less guarantees weight loss, especially if you intend to keep it off.
When aiming to lose a sum of weight in a short space of time it is difficult not to look upon it as a possible sacrificial act, and if that's the case take steps to ensure the hard work is worth it and that the weight stays off. The key to guaranteed weight loss is shifting the build up of calories in the body; this can only be achieved by a careful dietary intake and a regular regimen of exercise.
The exercise does not require overexertion or need to be vigorous. It is recommended that 30 minutes of exercise between three and five times per week is a reasonable exercise goal to target. If trying to lose weight in a short time span, the more exercise you do the better. Exercise does not need to be a grueling workout in the gym, and the more fun you make it the more likely you are to do it. Swimming, walking the dog or even roller skating are just a few ideas that constitute the kind of exercise which if sustained for 30 minutes will help you drop that unwanted weight.
If you have to lose 5 pounds in a week, with such a limited time, the key to success is in the planning. Systematically document your plans for the 7 days. In doing so you are more likely to stick to it. Write down specifically what you intend to eat for each of the days, including drinks and any in-between meal snacks you allow yourself. When you shop for the food ensure you only buy what you intend to eat.
The secret to losing weight is to eat up to four meals in a day, with attention focused on varying the calorific intake of each meal. It is also advisable to include a good mix of proteins, complex carbohydrates and fruit and vegetables in the meal, the body will work the scientific bit out by itself. Mixing up the order in which calorific values are eaten increases your metabolic rate and more fat is burned. When trying to lose weight in such a short space of time it is not unreasonable to cut out all the 'naughty' foods which may normally hinder attempts to lose weight. Snacks, candy, soda's and alcohol are all detrimental to the waistline and when possible should be avoided during the sacrificial 7 days.
Even 7 days can be a difficult challenge when trying to lose weight, and many will long to see their hard earned results, but not without suffering along the way. Resist the temptation to give in to food cravings by drinking a glass of water or brushing your teeth as both actions will take the focus off of food long enough for the craving to pass.
Put your outfit out on show to remind you that you intend to look amazing in at the end of the 7 days. Don't be tempted to try it on and steer clear of the weighing scales. On day 7 you will be rewarded with a visual loss of weight both numerically and in how you look and feel about yourself.
If you've achieved your 5 pound weight loss in the nominated week, you may want to consider sustaining certain newly adopted habits indefinitely. Don't make life miserable depriving yourself of your culinary treats and vices. If you eat sensibly and exercise regularly the majority of the time, the treats will feel far more worth it.
It's all about self control and personal willpower. If you want to lose weight for yourself then nobody should get in your way. Success is as possible as you make it.


2. Option 1: Fill a medium pan with about 5 cm of water. Bring to the boil and then lower the heat. Place your steamer basket in/on the pan and add the aubergine – chopped in cubes – into the steamer.
3. If you have a layered steamer, use this as you normally would. Place a lid on the top and leave for 10 minutes. The aubergines should be soft when you remove them.
4. Transfer the steamed aubergine to a baking tray. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon of the oil of your choice and using your hands cover the aubergines with the oil. Sesame Seed oil gives this dish an amazing flavour but if you don't have any, olive or coconut will work fine to crisp up the edges of the aubergine. Bake in the oven for about 15-20 minutes until golden.
5. Meanwhile, make the sauce. Combine the almond butter, diced garlic, lime juice, tamari, honey or agave, sesame oil, ( crushed ginger) and remaining 1 tsp salt. Whisk or mash nutbutter with a fork until blended. Slowly add ¼ cup of coconut milk and blend again.
If necessary, add more milk, 1 tablespoon at a time, until you reach the consistency of peanut sauce.
When the aubergine is slightly crisp but still incredibly soft, remove from the oven and pour the sauce over evenly. You can stir the sauce through the aubergines and serve like that or even leave the sauce separate and serve as a dipping sauce.
Top with toasted almonds, pepitas, buckwheat groats.
Or make lemongrass coconut yogurt by simply taking 3 tablespoons of coconut yogurt or solid coconut milk and place in a blender. Add some fresh thinly chopped lemongrass juice and a drizzle of fresh lemon juice. Blend until combined and serve on or with the aubergine. You could also add mint to the blender to add flavor.


Keto Cheese Puffs that are a healthier and low carb version of store bought ones. Simply and very easy to make too, and you will not regret trying it. If you manage not to eat them immediately, they are even better the next day.
Low Carb Popcorn is the best ever snack needed with your Movie night. They do give us the satisfaction we have all been craving in our low carb lifestyle and them being Keto means, you can eat and eat and snack all the time.
Cut the rind off the brie cheese and cut into cubes, about ½ inch (1×1 cm). Remove the white edge.
Place a few pieces of the brie cheese on a parchment paper on a plate and bake in the microwave oven at full power for 1–2 minutes, watching carefully so they do not burn. Make a few at the time.
Let cool before serving. Season with spices of your choice.
Tip: You could vary the spices to your own taste. Feel free to experiment with different herbs! The creaminess of brie loves fresh oregano, rosemary, basil, paprika powder, and parsley.
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Christmas is a big festival celebrated by Christians in winter season. This is not only celebrated by Christine's also by the other religions by all over the word. This festival is celebrated in the end of year. It falls 25th December in every year. This festival is celebrated for the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. This is a big tradition of distribution gifts in mid night by Santa Claus to the family members. Santa comes to every house in mid night and distribute gifts to the children's. Children's wait for gifts and for the day of Christmas for the gifts.
Christmas is also a tradition of giving gifts like sweets, chocolate and greeting cards to give each other. It also include Christmas tree and other different decorated things. Family member's friends and neighbors give gift to each other. People who celebrated this festival they start their preparations from the start of December. They enjoy a Christmas holiday on 25th December. Christens celebrate this festival in the memory of birth anniversary of Jesus Christ and they have a faith that Jesus was sent for the peoples safety and mankind. They arrange a lavish dinner and made delicious dishes and served all the peoples. After dinner they enjoy music and dance. This is a festival which is celebrated all over the world. This big dinner called feast and feast have many types of dishes.
All house streets cleaned white washed and decorated by different stuff like colorful flowers lights candles and other decorated things. People meet and enjoy different activities with each other. They make Christmas tree and decorated it with different things like colorful balls colorful lights balloons small toys and different stuff. Christmas tree looks very beautiful and attractive. People invite each other like relatives friends family to join them on dinner and celebration in front of Christmas tree. They do dance and dinner together and celebrate Christmas and enjoy delicious dishes.
Christens pray to their God and confuse about their sins and pray for the forgiveness. They do prayers for the forgiveness and praise of God. They are heartily attached with their religious occasion. They do prayers and after that they distribute gifts greeting cards and other beautiful cards and gifts give to each other. They celebrate this occasion also in schools colleges before one day their Santa give them gifts and also decorate Christmas tree. Children's enjoy Christmas in their schools with their friends and teachers and feel very happy with them.
Peoples also enjoy late night dances in malls and restaurants. They worship their lord and they think that Jesus sent by Allah for the mankind of peoples. They save money for their poor community and charity to poor people give them gifts clothes and different house hold things for their daily use. They have a faith that if they remember their lord Jesus he saved them from all the problems of life. They also celebrate this festival for to teach their children's about love prayer life and sacrifice.
There are a lot of gifts are under the Christmas tree, but you are the best one.
Enjoy a wonderful and blessed Christmas and happy New Year.
May you prevent taking "selfies" and as an alternative create "gives" within the spirit of Christmas. Happy vacations!
From miles away, regardless of how a ways we're, the warm temperature of Christmas will convey us closer together. Might also you've got an excellent vacation!
I wish you and your circle of relatives a happy, serene and white Christmas. Happy vacations!
Peace and love I wish to you and might His love fill your house with benefits too. Glad vacations!
Might you receive the presents of peace and love? Merry Christmas and all of the pleasant in the New Year!
Let us have a great Christmas with lots of fun, gifts, and magic. May also you've got an amazing Christmas!
May the pleasure of Christmas fill your house with presents, warm greetings and a loving circle of relatives? Have a great Christmas!
May Santa carry you the presents you need and can you by no means take your blessings for granted. Be grateful and Merry Christmas! Happy holiday wishes to you!
December is right here and the Christmas spirit fills the air. Allow us to honor our king who is close to and pricey. Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
Might your Christmas be full of sharing, and thanking God for all his benefits? Glad vacations!
May your all wishes come true? Merry Christmas.
Can you share pleased memories, laughter and true cheer with your family in this Christmas.
Sending you masses of affection and heartfelt needs to have an excellent Christmas and vacation cheer.
Be counted your blessings, sing your Christmas carols, open your presents, and make a want below the Christmas tree. May also you've got a Merry Christmas!
Christmas may be many stuff or it is able to be some, however all I wish on this vacation is the great for you. Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
I am hoping you not sleeping on Christmas morning feeling like a baby once again. Merry Christmas and all the great inside the New Year!
May God bless you with a festive and peaceful party this Christmas and all at some stage in the year?
Might your Christmas sparkle and your vacation overflow with presents and love. Merry Christmas!
Wishing you all of the great that life can carry, Merry Christmas to you and a year full of benefits.
Might you give and get hold of a good deal love, joy, and peace this season. Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
We are wishing you a merry Christmas and a glad New Year. Precise tidings we convey to you and your family members; we are wishing you a merry Christmas, and a glad New Year!
Christmas is not a season, but a group of thoughts. To cherish peace and goodness, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the actual spirit of Christmas.


Crusader Skills, also known as Divine Skills or Divine Knight Skills, are unique skills that call upon divine power.
This skillset possesses 4 active skills and 20 passives that enhance the actives.
All actives require AP to rank. The passives instead require Crusader Points, obtained from Crusader Levels.
On the bottom of the Crusader Skill tab there is a display of the player's Crusader Level, how much Crusader Points they have, and a "Manage Skills" button that opens an interface displaying all 24 skills.
The passives can only be found in the Manage Skills interface.
In the Manage Skills interface, the player can distribute Crusader Points into the passives. The passives can also be reset at no cost.
Reset passives will retain all training done for all passives.
Stats other than the player's damage range have no bearing on Crusader Skills.
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Since 1981, we have been helping people maximize their experiences with nature.
The Waterloo Natural History Association is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide both educational and recreational opportunities to people visiting the Waterloo Recreation Area. The Association is composed of concerned citizens who want to support environmental education and help promote the area as a valuable community resource. In order to achieve these goals we depend on your support through donations, memberships and volunteer help. All donations over $5.00 are 501c3 charitable donations and are tax deductible.
The WNHA sponsors public programs at the Discovery Center covering a wide range of topics to help people learn more about their natural world. In addition, there is an annual Maple Sugar Festival every spring.
The WNHA and the Parks Division of the Department of Natural Resources have a unique partnership. As a support organization for the Waterloo Recreation Area, the WNHA sponsors projects and provides services which supplement and complement those offered by the DNR. The WNHA sponsors public programs at the Discovery Center covering a wide range of topics to help people learn more about their natural world. In addition, there is an annual Maple Sugar Festival every spring. Whether you explore the dark, tangled recesses of the black-spruce bog, or enjoy listening to the chorusing of woodland frogs, the Waterloo Natural History Association will help you discover the natural environment of the Waterloo Recreation Area.
The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center is located at 17030 Bush Road about three miles west of downtown Chelsea. A recreation passport for your vehicle is required for entry. If you didn't get one when you registered your vehicle with the Secretary of State, they are available at the Discovery Center. The cost is $11.00 and provides unlimited access to any Michigan State Park for an entire year.


The Diplomacy & World Affairs Department and McKinnon Center for Global Affairs are housed in Johnson Hall.
The Diplomacy & World Affairs Major Association, fondly referred to as DWAMA, is a student organization with a mission of building a community and stimulating dialogue within the Diplomacy & World Affairs major (DWA) at Occidental College. We have created this website to supplement and enhance the existing DWA page on the Occidental website, giving a special focus to the student's perspective. We hope this website will be useful to prospective, current, and past students who wish to engage with the department and the wonderful people who constitute it.
Diplomacy and World Affairs (DWA) is Occidental College's nationally recognized international relations major. In addition to providing students with a firm foundation on various IR theories and issues, students are encouraged to draw in an interdisciplinary manner from a related major (among them politics, economics, film/documentary-making, critical theory, history, and religious studies). Students are required to engage in substantial foreign language study. DWA hosts the William and Elizabeth Kahane United Nations Program, which is unique in allowing undergraduate students to intern at agencies and arms of the United Nations. The John Parke Young Initiative generously funds independent research projects developed by our students under faculty supervision. In cooperation with the McKinnon Center for Global Affairs, DWA also hosts a lively series of guest lectures, brown bags, films, documentaries, and the John Parke Young Speaker Series on the Global Economy.
The McKinnon Center for Global Affairs promotes the study and practice of global, transnational and international issues at Occidental College. Housed in the newly renovated Johnson Hall, the Center sponsors and coordinates teaching, curriculum design, research, and public outreach on a range of global and regional topics. The McKinnon Center links the entire campus community and supports a wide range of conferences and workshops, lectures and invited speakers, student fellowships and research, and a variety of cross-disciplinary and academic practitioner collaborations.


At the kick off to the busy summer driving season, gas prices in the Susquehanna Valley dropped by a penny this week to $2.531 per gallon according to AAA East Central's Gas Price Report. Elsewhere across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast region, growing demand for gasoline pressured pump prices higher. At $2.58, Pennsylvania is on the list of the top 10 most expensive gasoline prices in the country.


Gabriel Boyér, also known as GabyBoy, was born in Toronto,Canada on September 19th, 1996. This talent began to display his passion for the art of music at a very early age, participating in many events along with his father. At the age of 5 he debuts as a solo artist in the biggest Latino festival in Canada, "Festival De Verano 2001″. He then took part in various talent competitions, winning the highest awards and further strengthening his abilitiesas a performer. Gabriel Boyér has left his mark on multiple stages of high prestige. By the age of 11, he records his first CD album;"Baila Mi Flow" and shares the stage with great icons of the music industry. As the intensity of his talents amplifies, he receives many awards from organizations. In the year of 2010, he takes part in recording a single along with 20 Latin-Canadian artists titled "Ayudame a Ayudar" (Help me to Help), a tribute to the victims of the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile. Gabriel Boyérthen visits the United States in search for more opportunities, being invited to the highly praised "Latin Grammy Street Parties". In the year of 2011 he participates in a reality show winning over the audience with his originality in every performance during the season of competition, earning him a place in the semi-finals withhis song "Bella Mentirosa". Gabriel further prepares himself for the year of 2012, where he releases his popular hit "El Feo Esta De Moda" which takes him to the biggest hispanic stage events in the United States, such as "Premios Juventud VIP Tour". For his firm perseverance and achievements at such a young age Premios Unidad awards him "Artist Revelation of the Year" in New York, and his home country awards him with "Best Young Artist: Outstanding Contribution and Youth Role Model to the Canadian Music Industry". His continued dedication brings him once again to the "Latin Grammy Street Parties" in 2012-2014. After his success with "El Feo Esta De Moda", he releases "Menea", which incorporates a urban merengue-mambo rhythm. He then releases "Listo Para Amar", a fusion of bachata with flamenco which finalized his new CD Album titled Evolucion, which includes 10 songs. Achieving great success with a sound and style all his own, it is clear that Gabriel Boyér-GabyBoy was born to be an artist.


U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is right that the criminal sentencing system is broken in this country. Holder has only limited powers to fix it, however. The rest is up to Congress, which is largely to blame for the problem we now face.
In a speech to the American Bar Association on Monday, Holder used his bully pulpit as the nation's top law officer to focus attention on the staggering U.S. prison figures and to call for changes that would stem the tide of incarceration.
The most staggering example: Since 1980, at the same time this nation's population has grown by one-third, the federal prison population has grown by 800 percent.
As a result, Holder noted that the United States, with just 5 percent of the world's population has nearly one-fourth of the world's prisoners.
Much of that increase is directly attributable to drug prosecutions.
About half of the 219,000 inmates in federal prisons were convicted of drug-related crimes. Many carry mandatory-minimum sentences set by Congress, which took discretion away from judges who have no choice but to send low-level offenders to prison for decades.
This has had an especially profound and disproportionate effect on young, black men in this country.
The attorney general can't do much about sentencing statutes, but he can control prosecutions, and Holder announced that he has established new guidelines to rein in U.S. attorneys under his supervision. This is long overdue, because federal prosecutors hold enormous power over suspects who are pressured to accept plea deals to avoid going to trial and risking an even longer sentence.
Holder's narrowly crafted guidelines still allow prosecution of low-level offenders, but nonetheless, this is a welcome message from the top that it is time for U.S. attorneys to throttle back.
The problem is that Holder will be around only as long as his boss is in office, and future attorneys general could go back to business as usual.
Only Congress has the ability to reduce the number of people sent to prison over the long term. That will require a change in thinking among lawmakers who have steadily expanded the number of federal crimes and the severity of sentences in the dubious war on drugs.
Holder's frank acknowledgment that this nation sends too many people to prison also means that tens of thousands of people do not belong there now.
Something should be done about that. It can be done: California, once the nation's leading proponent of locking up people, is now under order to reduce its prison population.
Congress and other states should follow this example. It is not enough to just curtail unnecessary prosecutions and mandatory sentences unless something is done about past injustices, too.


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From Farmers Market Side Hustle To National Distribution - How Did Kelley D'Angelo Do It?
Kelley D'Angelo, Founder and CEO of Lark Ellen Farm recently gave a compelling pitch at an investment meeting of the Santa Barbara Angel Alliance.
I know nothing about the consumer-packaged goods market, so it was clear at the outset that I was not a value-added investor. This allowed me to listen to Kelley's pitch from the point of view of fellow entrepreneur, rather than critical, potential investor.
Impressed by Kelley and knowing that her story would inspire and inform other entrepreneurs, I was pleased when she agreed to chat with me, despite her breakneck schedule.
John Greathouse: Hey Kelley, I know you are crazy busy, so thanks again for taking time out to share your entrepreneurial journey with my readers.
I wish every entrepreneur could see you give your investment pitch, as you do a very compelling job of conveying your passion and tenacity. It's clear you love what you are doing and that you will not be denied.
As I recall, you initially came from a big corporate background, but (you) moved to Ojai, CA to help your dad consolidate some of his business interests.
What elements from your corporate world have you been able to leverage at Lark Ellen?
Kelley D'Angelo: Thanks John, I appreciate the opportunity. Working for Pacific Bell, AT&T, SBC Telecom was a phenomenal training ground. I found my own management and hiring styles and learned how to effectively deal with personnel performance issues. I learned how to organize my responsibilities and about financial models, and how to work against deadlines. Probably the most impactful thing (that) working in a corporation taught me is that I despised bureaucracy and that I wanted to work on my own. Poorly run meetings are my personal pet peeve and I attended way too many of them.
Greathouse: You didn't have (food) industry experience. How has this helped and hindered you?
D'Angelo: Ignorance is bliss and that definitely was the case with me when I started this business. I never considered that I couldn't make it work. From day one I have always assumed that I could find a way. I often think that if I had known how capital intensive and competitive this industry is I may not have started it. But, I decided early on that I would push forward as long as the company was growing organically.
In the first 6 months of operation I contracted with a food manufacturer. I was naive and didn't understand the business. I trusted his knowledge and experience and didn't do my due diligence. He ended up being a con artist and walked away with a fair amount of money. I almost lost the business but decided to bring my equipment back to my home town and do it myself. I began to read and network and learn and have now educated myself on the industry. In the end, my beginning experience, though unpleasant, taught me that I am capable and that I could do it on my own.
Greathouse: Why did you decide to start Lark Ellen Farm? What were your initial plans?
D'Angelo: I had just finished three years of working with my father and helping him get to retirement. I was looking for what was next when I literally stumbled onto this business.
Health concerns led me to new food choices and new recipes. I started at the Farmer's Market and the business just organically grew from there. As soon as I saw the potential I set my sights on building a national, trusted brand of clean, healthy and grain-free products.
Greathouse: Where did the name Lark Ellen Farm come from?
D'Angelo: I live on a small, half acre farm, the "Lark Ellen Farm," named after our street, Lark Ellen Avenue. The street was named after Ellen Beach Yaw, an opera singer from the late 1800's, who had an extraordinary vocal range. She was dubbed "Lark Ellen" because her voice at its highest pitch resembled a Lark. Ellen was from a poor family and sang in concerts to raise money for singing lessons.
As her fame grew, she became philanthropic and started an organization to help young boys which later become the Lions Club. Ellen was a strong, charitable woman who used her talents to build her life and help others and this is the type of role model that I want to be.
Greathouse: Wow, that is a great story. I had no idea the Lions Club organization owes its origin to an opera singer. Very cool. What a great role model.
Like all startups, you've experienced your share of challenges. What motivates you when things are tough?
D'Angelo: The desire to succeed and to do well by those who have put their trust in me. As a single mother of two children, I want to show my children that they can achieve all their goals and dreams with hard work and determination. On several occasions however, it was them, in their wise and kind way, that reminded me that I could push on. My amazing employees are a critical motivator as well. I couldn't build this company without them and I want them to have the experience of building a successful company from the ground up.
Greathouse: What do you want people to know about your brand?
D'Angelo: We provide peace of mind for our customers by going to extra lengths to make a high quality, nutrient dense premium product that they, and their families can enjoy without concern. We handcraft our products in our own facility where we focus on making healthy, delicious versions of traditional favorites.
We actively demonstrate our concern for the environment and we are charitable. Mostly, we believe in being kind to each other, other species and the Earth. We want to share good, organic food and kind thoughts with others. To that end, you will find an inspirational quote on the bottom of each of our pouches of grainless goodness. My favorite is "If you don't take care of your body, where are you going to live?".
Greathouse: If you could start over what would you do differently?
D'Angelo: Nothing. I believe every experience happens exactly the way it was meant to.
Greathouse: Those are words to live by, no doubt. Last question, where can people find your products?
D'Angelo: You can purchase our product at Lark Ellen Farm or Amazon.com. At retail, you'll find us at Whole Foods in So. California, Sprouts Farmer's Markets throughout the US, Vitacost and approximately 500 stores throughout the country.
Greathouse: Great. Thanks again Kelley. You're an inspiration to not only your children, but to me and, no doubt, every entrepreneur who reads this interview.
Follow John's startup-oriented Twitter feed here: @johngreathouse. You can also check out his startup advice blog HERE.


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Archeological Research Methodologies
GUIRGUIS Michele
Basic knowledge of the main European languages; the recommended bibliography may be also in English and in French.
Oral exam - dissertation/presentation
ARCHAEOLOGY & INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN AND NEAR EAST - The course aims to provide a basic overview on the general history of archaeology, with specific reference to Near East and Mediterranean areas, in order to acquire the skills to understand the dynamics of the processes of research, protection and promotion of Archaeological Heritage. Acquisition of detailed knowledge of the topics concerning: the main pre-classical civilizations of the ancient Near East and Mediterranean; the legislation of Cultural Heritage in an international perspective; risks, threats and destruction of archaeological heritage in crisis areas; archaeology as an instrument of international cooperation.
The course aims to examine the development of the archaeological investigation in the international field and the processes of protection and promotion of Archaeological Heritage, threatened by various factors. The classification of the main civilizations of the Near East and the Mediterranean between the 4th and 1st millennium B.C. will be followed by an in-depth examination of specific themes concerning the threat, protection, knowledge and safeguard of the archaeological heritage, also in the context of the most important International Cooperation projects in crisis areas.
Didactic materials
-Lecture notes provided by the professor
-P. MATTHIAE, Distruzioni, saccheggi e rinascite. Gli attacchi al patrimonio artistico dall'antichità all'Isis, edizioni Electa, Milano 2015.
-M. COLAVITO (Ed.), ArcheoMedSites. Mediterranean Perspectives, Gangemi editore, Roma 2016.
-A. BECCARO, Isis and the Archaeological Heritage, in Global Journal of Archaeology & Anthropology, 4, 5 (2018), pp. 103-104.
-J. CASANA, E. J. LAUGIER, Satellite imagery-based monitoring of archaeological site damage in the Syrian civil war, PLoS ONE, 12, 11 (2017), https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0188589
-A. DITTMANN, H. ALMOHAMAD, Devastation of Cultural Heritage and Memory in Syria and Iraq: Component of a Multi-level Provocation Strategy?, in International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 5, 11 (2015), pp. 28-40.
-O. HARMANŞAH, ISIS, Heritage, and the Spectacles of Destruction in the Global Media, in Near Eastern Archaeology, 78, 3 (2015), pp. 170-177.
-Further bibliography will be indicated during the course.
Lectures with projected images; conferences, seminars, laboratory and workshops.
Availability to offer individual assistance also in a foreign language to incoming students: English, French, Spanish. Availability of supporting material and bibliographic references also in a foreign language: Additional texts in a foreign language will be indicated during the course. Readiness to accept examination of incoming students also in a foreign language: English, French, Spanish.


In 1934 the Dutch Navy started an investigation into a successor for the aging Dornier Wal flying boats to patrol the vastness of the Dutch Indies. Dutch Navy officer 2nd class C. Sanders drew up the requirements of the successor of the Wal. The new plane had to be bigger, equipped with three engines, none of these to use pusher propellers, a maximum speed of 315 km/h, be of an all-metal construction and comfortable enough for long distances. The Wal had established Dornier as a financial success in the aviation industry and the Do-18 had confirmed the developmental ability of the basic design. Looking at the aircraft the similarity in wing, hull and sponson design is obvious.
Dornier was able to make an offer and on August 6th 1936 the first contract was signed for the delivery of 6 flying boats to the Dutch Navy, designated Do-24. The German rebuild was in full swing and the RLM was not willing to make any production capacity available for the Dutch Do-24's. As a result of this economic and political situation the first order was placed via Dornier�s post World War One facility, Swiss Aero-Metall A.G. in Zurich. Powered by three 600hp Junkers Jumo 205C diesel engines, four prototypes were built, two for the Dutch and two for the RLM and so began a series of aircraft that would remain operational in some manner into the twenty-first century.
Do-24s were the most successful flying boats in Germany during the Second World War and were operated as long-range reconnaissance, transport and rescue aircraft in the Mediterranean, Dutch East Indies and Scandinavia. The aircraft featured a wide shallow fuselage with the engines mounted on a broad chord wing mounted above the fuselage with side sponsons at the water line. By 1940 11 aircraft had been completed and 26 more were under construction. After Germany invaded the Netherlands production continued for the Luftwaffe as well as being put into production with the Potez-CAMS factory at Sartrouville in 1941. The Luftwaffe received 170 airframes from Holland and a further 48 from France. After the war an additional 20 aircraft were built and the type remained in service until 1955 when most remaining aircraft were sold to Spain. In 2003 Seair of the Philippines purchased a Do-24TT from Spain, reconditioned the aircraft and operates it on tourist routes between the islands. During the 1980s The Dornier Company manufactured the Do-24ATT, which is a turbo prop version of the same aircraft, and that unit still operates to this day.
The kit arrives in a convention top opening box with good eye-catching artwork. Opening the box we are greeted with three sprues of parts, two large sheets done in a high pressure injection process with light gray plastic and a single medium sized sprue of clear parts. The first thing that really catches the eye is that long banana shaped fuselage. It has a nice smooth finish and finely engraved panel lines. The access hatches feature deeper panel lines to help distinguish them. The basic panel lines are so fine that I don�t think they will be able to hold a wash well. On the plus side of things they are pretty close to scale. I think panel line pre-shading would be the best way to approach this when it comes to painting. Keep in mind that you can click on the two images at the right to view larger pictures.
The main wing, which comes as a six piece assembly, the tail surfaces and the sponsons all show these same fine lines that the fuselage has. The elevator comes as a separate piece but all other flight control surfaces are molded in the neutral position. The interior is fairly well detailed for a kit of this scale with raised dash details, two piece control columns and crew figures. The engines and gun positions are also well detailed. Nowhere on the model do I find evidence of sink marks, injector pin marks, mold flash or heavy mold separation lines. Moving right into a dry fit session the fuselage halves fit together very well and show no warpage. The main wing panels also fit together very well. It does not look like much, if any putty will be needed during construction.
So far things are looking promising. Taking a look at the clear parts now they demonstrate very good clarity and well defined raised frame lines. There are four parts included on the clear sprue that are used to make a display base for the model. A test fit of the main canopy to the fuselage reveals a serious problem � it just does not fit. In the dry fit session the canopy is found to be too wide and once you consider what will happen when some glue is applied to the fuselage sections the discrepancy will most likely grow. The only options I see are to replace the canopy with an aftermarket (something that is readily available fortunately) or to shim the fuselage to fit the canopy and fill the resulting gap with putty.
Taking a look at total parts inventory we have two trees of gray parts comprising eighty-seven pieces and a single tree of clear parts with nineteen pieces for a grand total of one hundred sixteen pieces in the box.
The instructions consist of a single large fold-out sheet. The cover panel contains a brief historical background of the aircraft in very fine print and nine different languages. The next two panels include a very small coupon for use in the event that parts are missing or damaged, a complete parts map and painting key. The next four panels contain seven exploded view construction steps. Within these steps there are a scattering of color call-outs and a few inset detail assembly drawings. Two panels are devoted to three different exterior color schemes and decal placement for each. The last panel simply contains basic safety warnings in nine different languages.
The decal sheet while small does cover all the basic national marking for three aircraft. Markings are included for a German aircraft, a Swedish variant and a Dutch version. No warning or service stencils are provided at all. The decals do show good color density and print registry. They are printed by Zanchetti Buccinasco in Italy and look to be adequately thin and will most likely respond well to your basic setting solutions.
This was stacking up to be a very nice kit until I got to that main canopy. The parts in general are well engineered with good surface texture. The panels lines appear to be to scale which is both good and bad, good in that we are not dealing with trench lines but bad in that they will most likely want to disappear under a few coats of paint. If that main canopy had fit I would have given it a good rating but it fails for being too wide. Interior detail is adequate and engine and gun detail is good.
Taking a look at the aftermarket there are a few things available � most importantly is the replacement canopy set from either Squadron or Falcon. Also we have a mask set from Eduard, Engines and Things offers a Brama Fafnir/BMW 323 nine cylinder engine that may be useful for some variants but the general quality of that piece is less than what the kit provides. Goffy Models has an engine set for this kit that is superior, especially if you care to open some of the access panels. While not listed specifically for this kit there are several manufactures of 1/72 scale Luftwaffe seatbelts and these would make a fine addition to the interior. Unfortunately there are not any replacement decals readily available which is disappointing. I think there should have been at least one set for a Spanish aircraft but no � that we will have to make ourselves.
Overall this is not a bad kit at all, just make sure you have a replacement canopy. I give it a fair to good recommendation.


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Chris Trian, the work of Vampyre Mike Kassel, more
14 NOVEMBER 2019 — thursday
Babar in Exile #21, Till Death Do We Part, presents a revival of the historic Café Babar, Paradise Lounge, and Club Chameleon readings series, now in a new venue after the closing of The Octopus, featuring a Chris Trian, Deirdre Trian, and celebrating the work of Vampyre Mike Kassel (1953-2008), with the release of Bat Flower, a new compliation of Kassel's mixed-genre work by Deborah Fruchey and Last Laugh Productions, hosted by Richard Loranger and Paul Corman-Roberts, plus open mic, which for this occasion will ask participants to read one poem from a departed Babarian along with their own (books will be available to read from), Himalayan Flavors Restaurant, back room, 1585 University Avenue, Berkeley, free, 7:00 sharp (hello@richardloranger.com)
Poetry Flash presents a reading by Alan Williamson, reading from his brand new collection of poetry, Franciscan Notes, with Jeanne Foster, Goodbye, Silver Sister, Moe's Books, 2476 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, wheelchair accessible, 7:30 (510/849-2087, www.moesbooks.com)
Poetry Flash presents a poetry reading by Wendy Barker, Gloss, and NCBA Cody Award-winner Sandra M. Gilbert, Judgment Day, East Bay Booksellers, 5433 College Avenue, Oakland, wheelchair accessible, 3:00 (510/653-9965, ebbooksellers.com)
Poetry Express presents a reading by Dan Lineham, author of the multimedia serial novel The Princess of the Bottom of the World, open mic before and after, hosted by Gary Turchin, Himalayan Flavors Restaurant, 1585 University Avenue, Berkeley, free but donations appreciated, 7:00-9:00 (poetryexpressberkeley.blogspot.com)
John Curl reads from his new novel, Outlaws of Maroon, an adult novel about two children set in the 1950s, New York, McCarthy era, and poet Jack Foley, When Sleep Comes: Shillelagh Songs, performs with Sangye Land, Bird & Beckett Books & Records, 653 Chenery Street, Glen Park, San Francisco, 6:30-8:00 (415/586-3733, www.birdbeckett.com)


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Dorothy Jean Dandridge was an American actress and popular singer, and was the first African American to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress.
She performed as a vocalist in venues such as the Cotton Club and the Apollo Theater. In 1954, she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress and a BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for Carmen Jones, and, in 1959, was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for Porgy and Bess. In 1999, she was the subject of the HBO biopic Introducing Dorothy Dandridge. She has been recognized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Dandridge was married and divorced twice, first to dancer and entertainer Harold Nicholas and then to Jack Denison. Dandridge died of an accidental drug overdose.
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Q: Connecting to a web server across networks I have a server sitting on two networks A & B. from here I run an application that publishes a web page using IIS. I can view this as servername/website name on network A. On network B I have a device with a WebServer. I can view the device web page from the server but not from network A.
Is this possible to somehow use the server to relay this website out to network A?

A: I don't know anything about iis-7, but the webserver should already be broadcasting to both networks, assuming you're only dealing with one webserver and that it is connected to two networks, and assuming it's not a special setup (and that iis-7 doesn't change the natural way things work here). The webserver should have two local IP addresses (one for each network). You'll need to access the right local IP address for the network that you're on.
For instance, I've got a webserver running on my desktop. Both 192.168.0.20 (my wireless network adapter) and 192.168.0.19 (my non-wireless network adapter) will go to my website. However, they are on the same network (just using different network cards), but the same principle should apply if the network cards are connected to different networks.
You can also forward the webserver port (usually 80) on the router of either of your networks and just use your global IP address to connect (if you don't mind allowing the whole world the opportunity). If you have a dynamic IP address, it will change once in a while. You can get a domain name and use something like afraid.org, which gives you a link you can visit, which triggers an update of the IP address with your domain name (you can use the link in a program to automatically update the IP address at the appropriate times; I made one, if you need it).
EDIT: On analyzing your question further (sorry if I didn't understand it right the first time), it looks like you've got a computer, which is on both networks (and which although is a server of some kind, is not a webserver), and you have a webserver on one network (and not the other, too), and you're wanting the other network to be able to access the webserver.
Well, the simple answer would be to connect to the other network, too, from the webserver, and then follow my answer above. The next simple answer would be to do the global IP thing I talked about (assuming you're allowed to forward ports on the router and globally host the website from it). I'm sure there's a more direct, but maybe less simple solution, but someone else will have to give it, at this time. It sounds like Bob's reverse proxy suggestion is probably that solution.


Population Health understands that improving the health of the community is a shared task.
Where we live, how we travel, our access to parks, schools and jobs, are all factors that impact our health and well-being.
Many of these 'social determinants' of health, fall outside the responsibility of health services; it is therefore critical for health to work in partnership with government, non-government and community organizations to improve the health of the community.
While the majority of Population Health projects are planned and delivered with partners, the current focus of the Centre for Population Health (CPH) is to develop strategic partnerships that add value to our key programs.
Education – because we know that good health leads to improved learning outcomes and level of education is the most consistent indicator of health status.
Local Government – because of the significant impact and influence that local government has in affecting the social determinants of health within a local context. In addition, we now know that the "built environment has an important role to play in supporting human health as part of everyday living ". The term 'Healthy Built Environments' refers to environments that are "planned, designed, developed and managed to promote and protect health for all people "; local government through their regulatory and planning mechanisms have a key role to play in this area.
The boundaries of WSLHD include the Local Government Areas of Blacktown, Cumberland, Parramatta and The Hills.
Health – Justice (Legal Aid) – because legal problems can often contribute to, exacerbate – or even cause – health problems.
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The first generation Range Rover Sport has been given a face-lift - or a tail-lift - thanks to a revolutionary and strong new custom taillight. Professional UK-based automotive light manufacturer Glohh has announced the launch of its innovative GL-3 Taillight, specifically designed for the popular first generation model of the Range Rover Sport.
"When production of one of the most popular and typical cars of our times ended, we wanted to give this modern-day classic a new rent of life with a unique, unmistakable modern design, and bring innovative and dynamic technology to its traditional taillights," said Lead Designer Dr. Faheem Rafiq.
With the global industry for automotive lighting worth US$ 19 billion and predicted to grow at 3.5 percent annually, the market for automotive lighting - particularly LED units - continues to develop rapidly. "By manufacturing the worlds first fully-integrated LED taillight for the Range Rover Sport, we have innovatively combined strong aesthetics with high performance and efficiency," said Rafiq, who established Glohh in 2011.
Inspired by fashion, nature and industrial architecture, a significant focus on elegant but influential design was a key driver for Glohhs lead designer. In creating the GL-3 LED taillights minimalistic, modern look he said: "The vision was always to create a light that made a powerful statement, and ensuring a harmonious fusion of geometry, optics and modernity to create a beautiful and balanced design."
With the global industry for automotive lighting worth US$ 19 billion and predicted to grow at 3.5 percent annually, the market for automotive led lights - particularly off-road LED work lights or led light bars - continues to develop rapidly. "By manufacturing the worlds first fully-integrated LED taillight for the Range Rover Sport, we have innovatively combined strong aesthetics with high performance and efficiency," said Rafiq, who established Glohh in 2011.
Glohhs LED taillights for Range Rover Sports close up.
The main design features of the taillights are called "glowing elements" – three creatively-shaped optics lighted by the LED lamps. "Through the glowing element, we wanted to create a distinctive, head-turning look, which complemented the shape and contours of the Range Rover Sport while unleashing the vehicle's character – in just the same way that eyeliner emphasizes the eye," explained Rafiq.
LED lights are proven to be extremely durable in automotive lights applications given their built-in shock resistance, and undoubtedly superior quality. As such, they have become the industry standard in the automotive accessories industry for premium vehicles. Rafiq said: "By introducing LEDs as opposed to the more traditional incadescent or HID "bulbs", not only has the latest in light technology come to benefit an outgoing model, it also ensures better power saving and a longevity, which means the lights will outlast the life of the vehicle."
Production of the first generation Range Rover Sport at the company's Solihull plant ceased in May 2013 and more than 380,000 examples of the hugely popular original model have been sold. With the GL-3 taillight offering streamlined design, sustainable efficiency and easy plug-and-play installation, Glohh's striking glowing elements look set to become an increasingly familiar sight for owners wanting to renovate their Range Rover Sport in 2014.
The GL-3 LED taillight is now available to purchase and fits all models of the Range Rover Sport from 2005-2013 (including pre-facelift and facelift models).


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Karl Wennberg is a professor of organization and entrepreneurship at Linköping University and Affiliated Research Fellow at the House of Innovation within the Stockholm School of Economics. His research focuses on Entrepreneurship, Regional Development, and Organization Theory. Karl studies theoretical, practical and policy implication of these streams of research and communicate this in articles, books, case studies and public policy papers. He has lectured in Europe, Asia, North America, Australia, and consulted for NGOs, governments, and private firms.
Halvarsson, D., Korpi, M., Wennberg, K. 2018. Entrepreneurship and income inequality. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. 145, 275–293.
Hedström, P. & Wennberg, K. 2017. Causal Mechanisms in Organization and Innovation Research. Innovation: Organization & Management. 19(1), 91-102.
Larsson, J. P., Wennberg, K., Wiklund, J., & Wright, M. 2017. Location choices of graduate entrepreneurs. Research Policy, 46(8): 1490-1504.
How can we know if mission-driven innovation really makes a difference?
A new report from the Stockholm School of Economics draws on recent literature to develop a framework for evaluating mission-driven innovation environments and the work principles that guide their...
New research: four recommendations for enhancing explorative entrepreneurship research
Exploratory research goes beyond testing existing ideas to illuminate phenomena without regard to offering a specific reason for doing so. For this reason, exploratory research is vital to...
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Research Handbook of Entrepreneurial Exit
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In the second weekend of August 2018, I got the opportunity to go to a martial arts business conference in San Antonio that was sponsored and coordinated by Paul Reavlin and the fantastic people of Revgear. The primary audience for the conference was Krav Maga schools which was not the usual martial arts crowd that I was used to hanging around. It was great getting a different perspective from school owners and instructors like Derrek Hofrichter and groups like the Krav Maga Alliance. It was also fortunate since I had just finished coordinating the hiring of an instructor who has been focusing on Krav Maga for the last few years over traditional martial arts.
A big shout-out to the blogging queen of martial arts and Chicago, Katalin Rodriguez Ogren, for running an amazing blogging intro seminar and a boxing footwork class in San Antonio!
In the midst of all the physical training and all the business-related sessions, I found a big slice of good old-fashioned inspiration in the form of Mike Gillette, author/speaker/performance coach/etc. He was talking about mental toughness in one of his sessions and that night as I sat in the hotel room, I started thinking about the components of this thing called "mental toughness".
Focus on the right thing to do. Do you really know what the right thing is?
Discipline to ensure you are doing the thing right – both action and timing.
Resiliency when the thing goes wrong. How will you respond?
Humility to admit what went wrong – the wrong thing, the wrong action, the wrong time.
Flexibility to find a new thing or a new way to accomplish the thing. Are you mentally agile enough to adapt?
Persistence to repeat the above as long as necessary. Do you have grit?
What "Mental Toughness" Is Not!
It is not an easy sell. By this, I mean that our current environment doesn't promote focus (too many distractions), discipline (whatever you do will be okay), resiliency (you're just not going to make it), humility (it's someone else's fault), flexibility (if that didn't work, it can't be done) and persistence (just quit and go do something else). These things require effort to learn and even more effort to put into effect.
I'm going to be looking at each of the above components in the future so that we can build up mentally tough people including ourselves, our children, our employees and our community.
Here is the first one on focus!
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Joshua Bassett says it 'felt impossible' to defend himself after Olivia Rodrigo released 'Driver's License': 'It was eating me alive'
Kerry Justich
December 3, 2021, 3:29 PM ·4 min read
American singer-songwriter and actress
American actor compositor
Joshua Bassett is ready to come out on the other side of the media frenzy that's followed him since his rumored ex Olivia Rodrigo released the Grammy-nominated song "Driver's License," which is supposedly about him. Now, he's releasing his own album of songs that he wrote while processing the attention — much of it negative — that he received as a result.
"I have a right to stand up for myself," the 20-year-old singer and star of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series told GQ of the headlines written and theories spread via social media about his treatment of his 18-year-old co-star. "I'm not here to expose people. It was eating me alive, and I couldn't keep it in anymore."
Joshua Bassett opens up about the toll that "Driver's License" took on his mental health. (Photo: Getty Images)
Fans of the Disney+ series had already suspected that Bassett and Rodrigo were dating, which fueled the theory that her breakup anthems were about him. Still, he couldn't have prepared himself for the backlash that he would face as her debut single went number one and broke Spotify streaming records.
"I would see TikToks with like 50 million views and 10 million likes saying, 'If I ever see that kid on the street, I'm going to f***ing kill him,'" Bassett told the publication. "It's hard to see that and then be living in New York and walking down the street."
Rodrigo's heightened success began to correlate with the hatred that Bassett faced online as people placed him into the narrative of each of her songs. Regardless of how people began to characterize him through that lens, however, Bassett shares that the true storyline between him and Rodrigo happened "long ago." He's inevitably grown up since.
"It's not as recent as it seems. I'm a completely different person now," he said. "I've only had three [relationships], despite what it seems."And as a result of what he's gone through with the public speculation of this one, he isn't in a place to be in a relationship right now.
While Bassett admittedly played into some of the hysteria that unraveled from Rodrigo's hit song, previously telling Yahoo Life that he was "honored to be made fun of on Saturday Night Live" during a skit that depicted grown men discussing the drama, the singer revealed that he didn't feel in a position to truly defend himself.
"I feel like a lot of this last year people haven't seen me as a human being," he said. "It sort of felt like a losing battle… If I try and defend myself in any way, it just felt impossible."
Through therapy, journaling and song writing, he finally feels ready to do just that.
"There was one night in particular. I finally let go... I scream-cried for three and a half hours to the point where I lost my voice for two weeks," he said. "I finally found the courage to speak up for myself."
The work that Bassett did on himself also led to the revelation that he had suffered from sexual abuse during his childhood. "I didn't remember that until last year, which is pretty insane. I buried it so far. And when I was a teen, a much older man routinely abused me, and I wasn't able to see it for what it was at the time," he said.
That, too, he hopes to address and overcome through creative projects. In the meantime, he's focused on finding ways to protect himself in his daily life from the things that trigger insecurity and shame.
"I got a protector screen on my phone so people can't look at it when I'm at a coffee shop. ...There are certain people who I can't hang out with in public because they're too loud," he explained of his tactics to ensure more privacy. Overall, however, he shared that he's "so much stronger than I was before."
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original photo petition (August 2011), case info, updates and translations into six languages for the Global community.
Campaign in early 2012 and is now a homepage feature coalition called "Free Sara Campaign".
beginning from August 2011 to present.
Sara's story to millions of Google users for the first time in the campaign.
The reputable OATH New Mexico chapter discusses Save Sara's Free Sara Campaign and the photo petition 'Faces for Sara Kruzan'.
Stop Slavery 2011/2012 featured Save Sara & The 'Faces for Sara Kruzan' Photo Petition, why and how to participate.
Save Sara: Free Sara Campaign. Materials in article available for download on Save Sara homepage at 'Campaigns + Print Media'.
and a large part of 2012. After its update, it became associated with a webpage that is not currently affiliated with IFSC.
The complete legal text of Sara Kruzan's Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus.
The complete legal text of Sara Kruzan's Application for Clemency.
The complete legal text from Sara Kruzan's Sentence Commutation by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.


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Digital Revision Stations
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hen you walk onto a middle school campus and even into the rooms themselves, it can look like chaos. After all, middle schoolers are wired to be active and wired to be loud. But that doesn't mean there isn't learning
Lessons Students Can Learn From Mick Fanning vs. The Great White Shark
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Organizing Google Drive For Your New School Year
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What's In a Name? – The Questionable Branding of the "Common" Core
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When the Aliens Attack, Will Education Unite?
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What Every 5th Grader REALLY Needs to Know
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Student-Designed Schools
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This year, my 8th graders all produced a multi-genre project during 4th Quarter that focused on possible careers of their choice. But I went a step further with my 8th grade Honors class. They not only had to research a
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A teacher's duty?
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Q: What are the differences between useEffect versus componentDidMount/componentWillUnmount? What are the differences between hooks and this.setState? The goal of the following code is to render quotes received from an observable in a table.
I have two versions of the code, one a react function using hooks and useEffect, and the other a react class using setState and componentDidMount and componentWillUnmount. With the react function, the quotes are not displayed at all. With the react class, the table is constantly updated. If I am doing something wrong with the function, what is it? If I am using it correctly, what is the difference between hooks and useEffect that it does not work, and componentDidMount/willUnmount that it does work?
function:
function DisplayQuotes() {
  const [storedQuotes, setQuotes] = useState({});
  useEffect(() => {
    let subscription = SymbolsObservable.subscribe(setQuotes);
    return () => subscription.unsubscribe();
  }, [storedQuotes, setQuotes]);
  return (

      <QuotesTable values={storedQuotes} />

  );
}

class:
class DisplayQuotes extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = { storedQuotes: {} };
  }
  componentDidMount() {
    this.subscription = SymbolsObservable.subscribe((quotes) =>
      this.setState({ storedQuotes: quotes })
    );
  }
  componentWillUnmount() {
    this.subscription.unsubscribe();
  }
  render() {
    return (

        <QuotesTable values={this.state.storedQuotes} />

    );
  }
}

A: From what I can see, you are trying to subscribe to SymbolsObservable when the component is mounted, and unsubscribe to the RxJS subscription when the component is unmounted.
Therefore, the equivalent for it in react hooks would be to use an empty dependency array for the useEffect hook:
useEffect(() => {
  let subscription = SymbolsObservable.subscribe(setQuotes);
  return () => subscription.unsubscribe();
}, []);


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