High School Experience: Public school in New York City, NY with a graduating class of about 250 students. Mostly everyone went to college.
First Generation College Student: In the U.S., yes. My parents went to college in South America.
Extracurricular Activities: I'm really involved in La Casa, which is the Latinx community on campus. I volunteer for Assisting Latinas to Maximize Achievement (ALMA), which is an orientation program for incoming Latina students. I'm part of the Engineering Student Government, specifically part of the Diversity and Equity Committee. I also did research at the medical hospital.
Doing research at the hospital allowed me to understand my interest in medicine because I'm thinking of doing pre-med and going to medical school. That also geared me to see what parts of medicine I'm interested in.
How easy was it to get involved in research at the hospital?
It was pretty easy because it was through UROP, the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program.
What has been your favorite class far?
EECS 280, Programming and Introductory Data Structures. It was a very intense programming class about C++.
What has been your least favorite so far?
Economics 101 because the exams were so hard.
Is there anything that you feel Michigan has done especially well or poorly so far academically?
When I took Calculus classes we had [Graduate Student Instructors (GSI's)] teaching us, and they varied a lot. Some students had much better GSI's that allowed them to do better than other students. Some GSI's just didn't know how to properly or successfully teach students about the topic. Something they did well was how in the really big classes the professors are still pretty accessible to their students.
It is very competitive. Sometimes people do try to help you as much as they can, but you have to look for that guidance and help.
If the course is a lot smaller, you get a lot closer with them. In the Comprehensive Studies Program courses, they usually have a small classroom setting and the professors offer more office hours and are more interested in each student in their class. In the big lectures the professors aren't usually the ones you interact with to learn the material. Instead, it's tutors or graduate student instructors or teaching assistants.
Freshman: Bursley Hall on North Campus with one roommate.
Sophomore: Off-campus apartment near South Quad with three other roommates.
I really enjoyed both, but I think I like the apartment more because you're a lot freer to do what you like. There are pros and cons to living in the dorms, like living in Bursley allowed me to be more social because there would be other people down the hall that you could meet and they had a lot of activities that you could do to get together with the people in your hall. Living in an apartment is also good if you have friends you know you want to live with. You also become more responsible for cooking and stuff.
How was transitioning from New York City to Ann Arbor, MI?
It's kind of tough because I miss home a lot and traveling back home can get pretty expensive. I think I have a good support system here that allows me to not always be missing home. It was tough at first because I miss family and rarely get to go to a [family home] unless I go with my friends who live in Michigan.
Even though it's on campus, I usually like to go to the stacks in the library because they have really small rooms for yourself and everything is quiet, so that's nice.
Pros: (1) There are a lot of houses available to students near campus.
Cons: (1) I need to go to the airport to go home, so that's hard because usually there are buses on campus to take you to the airport but that is only on holidays. It can be annoying to get to the airport during the semester.
(3) It's a lot colder than it is in New York.
(4) The bus system in Ann Arbor is usually not on schedule, which is annoying when you want to get somewhere quickly.
Sometimes we'll go out to a party and sometimes we'll just stay at home and watch a movie and eat food. Usually, the parties we go to are frat parties.
As a person who is not in Greek life, what is the impact of Greek life on nightlife?
I have a lot of friends who are in Greek life, so it's a big thing because the parties that you can find are always with Greek life. My friends who are part of it usually take me and know where to go so it's a lot easier.
I met them through ALMA. The programs I've joined in the past are where I've made the closest friendships, for example, I also have a lot of friends still through MSTEM.
It's pretty good I guess. I like that I can walk around campus and see new faces that I don't recognize, and then also friends that I've recently met or friends that I haven't seen in a while. My social life is pretty good. I have a good support system and I get along with a good amount of people.
When it comes to race specifically, it's nice to have friends who you can connect with based on your background. For example, my close friends are all Latinx students, and that is because we can connect in different ways. I also have close friends who are not Latinx. For me personally, I enjoy learning about my culture and I appreciate them teaching me about it. I do think there is a tendency to get close with the students who are of your own race or background.
I really like the first few weeks of the fall semester because it's not too cold, it's not too hot, and classes haven't picked up yet. September is also the Latinx heritage month, so that is always nice because there are a lot of activities during that time. There are also new first-year students, so it's just a much more lively time of the semester.
I wish I knew how hard classes were going to be. I wish I knew how different classes are and time management is in comparison to that of high school.
What is something a prospective Latinx student should know that we haven't touched on?
How to get more involved in the Latinx community. Any Latinx students should know that there's a good community to feel at home even though they're far from home. The community also helps people career-wise. La Casa and other groups have programs that will help them develop new skills and learn new things from other students.
There are a lot of restaurants around campus in the Ann Arbor area that are pretty good. My favorite is Frita Batidos.
1) Michigan is a Big 10 school, so it's always really lively and there is a lot of school spirit, especially during football season.
2) It's academically challenging. If somebody wants to learn a lot and get out of their comfort zone, come to Michigan.
3) Michigan allows students to create new organizations or build new projects and programs that may help other students.
4) There are a lot of networking opportunities. I've been able to network with alumni that work with current students and staff. It's a large network.
1) It gets really, really cold. The weather changes a lot too. It will be nice and sunny in the morning and then later it's raining or snowing.
2) It can be really expensive in Ann Arbor and to go to Michigan.
3) It's far from home.


PM Morrison and PM Salwai gave a joint statement to media following their private meeting this morning.
THE Australian Government will look at ways of allowing increased imports of kava from Vanuatu, the Australian Prime Minister said today.
During his day-long visit to Port Vila, PM Scott Morrison made it clear that the importation of kava to Australia would be on the agenda.
He said he and the Vanuatu Prime Minister, Charlot Salwai, had discussed easing restrictions on kava during their private meeting this morning and the two countries would work together to further the issue.
"Kava is an important product for Vanuatu," he said.
"We have already helped Vanuatu develop other markets for it around the world.
In a history-making first official visit by an Australian PM to Vanuatu, that saw the affable Australian leader dash from engagement to engagement, his mantra was clear – if Australia is going to 'Step Up', it meant that they had to 'show up'.
The statement referred to Australia's announcement last year of its so-called Pacific Step Up, which promised greater engagement with its Pacific neighbours.
It was clear from the moment of Mr Morrison's arrival in Port Vila mid-morning to his last afternoon meeting that his presence was to be seen as highly significant and important to the Salwai Government as it moves inexorably towards the 2020 election.
He said that relations between the two countries had never been better and could only continue to be strong.
At the various engagements he addressed, Mr Morrison reiterated his country's pledges to continue and increase Australian support for Vanuatu and its other Pacific neighbours.
"We see Pacific nations as family and friends," he said.
Mr Morrison said that it was not about 'warning off' China, which has also been stepping up its involvement and investment in the Pacific in recent years, but about supporting Australia's 'Pacific family'.
"We're here because we believe in the region – we have always been here and we will always be here.
"We don't have to choose – we have to continue to work co-operatively together.
Mr Morrison and his wife Jenny disembarking at Port Vila International Airport.
Mr Morrison arrived at Bauerfield with his wife Jenny and Australia's Assistant Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Senator Anne Ruston, and was met by Australia's High Commissioner to Vanuatu, Jenny Da Rin and Vanuatu's Foreign Affairs Minister, Ralph Regenvanu.
He was greeted by kastom chiefs and dancers from Futuna, before inspecting a guard of honour, before being driven in a motorcade to call on the President of the Republic, Pastor Obed Moses Tallis at the President's residence.
The President and the PM exchanged gifts and drank kava together before Mr Morrison was whisked off to the Vanuatu PM's offices for a private meeting that ran over the allotted one-hour.
PM Morrison and President Obed Moses exchange gifts.
At a post-meeting joint media conference, the two PMs reaffirmed the 'strong, enduring and multifaceted relationship' between their two countries.
"The relationship is based on common ground, shared aspirations, respect and friendship, and out shared interest in the peace and prosperity of our home, the Pacific," they said in a joint statement.
Mr Salwai said Mr Morrison's visit came at a critical juncture in bilateral relations.
"They have never been better and they will continue to grow," he said.
He touched on Australia's assistance in areas including health, justice and policing, trade, labour mobility and sport, and noted that climate resilience was one of the issues most important to Vanuatu.
Mr Morrison said Australia would continue its support for Vanuatu in areas including strengthening its national broadcaster VBTC, sport development, and infrastructure projects, as well as continuing its commitment to address climate change through programs to improve climate resilience and capability.
He stopped short of committing Australia to reducing its greenhouse emissions, instead promising that in the future, Australia would provide investment in climate resilience programs directly with Vanuatu, instead of through third parties such as international agencies.
"I would also like to acknowledge PM Salwai for his outstanding advocacy on the issue of PACER Plus," he said, noting that the two PMs had during their talks agreed on a pilot program to promote the regional trade and economic treaty.


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Route. Ambleside - Old Lake Road - Skelghyll Lane - Skelghyll Wood - Jenkin Crag - High Skelghyll Farm - Robin Lane - Troutbeck - Nanny Lane - Wansfell Pike - Stockghyll Force - Ambleside.
Notes. Overlooking a vast expanse of open country to the south of Kirkstone Pass this low hill gifts the walker with some of the best views in the Lake District, stand on it's rocky summit, drink in views reaching from Coniston Old Man in the south-west through Crinkle Crags and the Scafell range, round to the north Red Screes, Coudale Moor and Angletarn Pikes dominate the horizon, crane your neck even further to take in Yoke, Ill Bell and Froswick, the flat top melting into the horizon seen over Sour Howes is Ingleborough 29 miles to the south-east, all this plus the glistening waters of many lakes, the principle being Windermere disappearing to the south to be replaced by the salt waters of the Irish Sea. This is a classic walk found on the pages of many good walking books, most ascend Wansfell Pike directly from Ambleside, I decided to climb the hill from Troutbeck, slightly easier with only one downside, a knee jarring descent at the end of the day.
My day started in the car park on Lake Road, opposite the garden centre, at the rear of the car park a narrow road runs behind the houses and hotels, I followed this south, after a few yards a finger-post invited me to Jenkin Crag and Troutbeck, tarmac was soon replaced by a rough track, this track was christened Skelghyll Lane, it was once the main route between Ambleside and Troutbeck. Through Skelghyll Wood it guided me, a quick visit to Jenkin Crag is a must, the views are stunning. Through High Skelghyll Farm then down to Hol Beck I walked, here I passed through a gate to start the ascent to Robin Lane, another ancient track that safely guided me into Troutbeck.
Troutbeck village is a delight to stroll through, I did just that, twenty minutes of strolling lead me to the start of Nanny Lane, a finger-post directed me to Wansfell Pike and Ambleside. I ascended between dry stone walls, steep at first then not so steep, as the gradient eased I found myself at a path junction, yet more climbing required before reaching the summit. Leaving the lane via a metal gate I wandered on and upwards, the gradient got quite steep before I popped onto the rocky summit of Wansfell Pike. After soaking up extensive views I made my descent, steep all the way to a tarmac lane, a few yards down the lane I joined the path through Stockghyll Wood before making the final descent into Ambleside.
Under a light dusting of snow, Fairfield seen from Skelghyll Lane.
Also from Skelghyll lane, one of the many views today of the Coniston massif.
Rising above Ambleside, Todd Crag with a skyline made up of the Crinkle Crags and Bow Fell.
Coniston Old Man and Wetherlam dominate the view from Jenkin Crag.
The scene over Windermere with the dark mass of Claife Heights rising from the lake shore.
I've just escaped Skelghyll Wood to be greeted by this wonderful view, Claife Heights across Windermere with Gummer's How in the far distance.
Typical Lakeland farm, High Skelghyll nestles in a sheltered hollow under the lower slopes of Wansfell Pike.
Soaring above the lesser heights of South Lakeland, Coniston Old Man and Wetherlam.
Viewed over Skelghyll Wood, the mighty head of Langdale, Pike of Blisco, Crinkle Crags, Bow Fell and just visible over the tree line the Langdale Pikes.
Looking to Yoke rising from the Troutbeck valley.
The triptych of Froswick, Ill Bell and Yoke loom over the hill village of Troutbeck.
Walkers descend Nanny Lane with views to Sour Howes for company.
As seen from Nanny Lane, Froswick, in the middle Ill Bell and to the right Yoke.
Nearing the summit of Wansfell Pike with stunning views the length of Windermere Lake, on the far horizon Morecambe Bay and the salt water of the Irish Sea.
..... to the west the Coniston massif.
The summit of Wansfell Pike certainly provides a fine viewpoint.
In Stockghyll Wood en route to Stockghyll Force.
Stockghyll Force above Ambleside, don't pass it by.


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At. Paul, MN DWI Lawyer
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At. Paul,	MN 55106
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Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
University of St. Thomas, Minnesota School of Law
Alex De Marco is an experienced criminal defense lawyer who has represented clients charged with everything from traffic offenses to murder. Adult felony cases are his specialty, particularly assault and drug cases, and he handles them for affordable fees. He has experience in Child Protection and termination of parental rights cases. He has also handled hundreds of juvenile delinquency cases. He remains active in local politics and public advocacy. A devoted athlete, he has competed nationally in Strongman. Alex is a big personality who balances professionalism with a down to earth edginess that endures him to his...
Christopher Keyser
Stillwater , MN DWI Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(651) 689-4788	118 Main Street East
Stillwater ,	MN 55082
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and White Collar Crime
Christopher Keyser has earned dismissals, not guilty verdicts, and reduced charges for clients accused of homicide, criminal sexual conduct, robbery, burglary, assault, DWI, and other serious offenses. He has earned the respect of judges and prosecutors throughout the state and has a reputation for being straightforward, honest, professional, and aggressively defending his clients. Prior to forming Keyser Law, P.A., Christopher clerked for the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security where he investigated, prosecuted, and litigated matters on behalf of the government before federal district and immigration courts. As a criminal defense attorney, Christopher handles all...
Kevin Wade DeVore
(651) 435-6500	724 Bielenberg Drive
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal and White Collar Crime
Kevin is an experienced trial attorney in both State & Federal Courts. Kevin is a Minnesota State Bar Association Certified Criminal Law Specialist and Nationally Ranked Criminal Defense Trial Attorney. Kevin will be your best line of defense from start to finish.
From the initial phone call to working behind the scenes, Kevin has built strong relationships with the prosecutors and judges that he uses to help get the results his clients need even before they go to court. Because of his extensive trial experience and all of the tough cases he has tried across Minnesota, Kevin is able to get...
Daniel Joseph Koewler
Roseville, MN DWI Attorney with 14 years of experience
2780 Snellling Avenue North, Suite #330
Roseville,	MN 55113
Free ConsultationDWI, Appeals and Criminal
Dan Koewler is a defense attorney who focuses on DWI defense, in the state, appellate, and even federal courts. He is a well-known author, presenter, and blogger regarding issues and hot topics in the realm of DWI defense, and is particularly known for raising scientific challenges to DWI tests on behalf of his clients.
Woodbury, MN DWI Lawyer
(952) 828-9000	Currell Centre
7616 Currell Boulevard
DWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
DAVID REYES voted 2012 and 2011 "BEST LAWYER" in Edina, Eden Prairie, and Minnetonka, Minnesota by the Reader's Choice Awards!! HAVE A FORMER FEDERAL PROSECUTOR and FBI AGENT ON YOUR SIDE! I am a criminal defense attorney with over twenty-eight years of criminal law experience. As a former FBI Agent and Federal and State prosecutor, my clients get strong representation from an experienced trial attorney. My background is truly unique. After graduating from law school, I became a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I worked in several states conducting a variety of criminal investigations. After my career as an...
Kristen Bullock
Saint Paul, MN DWI Lawyer with 11 years of experience
(651) 207-5020	380 Jackson Street, Suite 475
Saint Paul,	MN 55101
DWI, Business, Criminal and Divorce
Patrick L. Cotter
South St. Paul, MN DWI Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(651) 455-1555	105 Hardman Court
South St. Paul,	MN 55415
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
As a recognized trial attorney in the Twin Cities and across the State of Minnesota, Mr. Cotter achieves results for his clients. Focusing on criminal law and injury law, Mr. Cotter does whatever it takes to win these life-changing cases for his clients. As a former prosecuting attorney for the cities of Eagan, Burnsville and Mendota Heights, Mr. Cotter litigated hundreds of cases. Mr. Cotters peers have consistently nominated him as a "Rising Star" and "Super Lawyer" attorney, an honor bestowed on only 2.5% of attorneys. Mr. Cotter is certified as a specialist in criminal law...
Alexander W. Rogosheske
South St. Paul, MN DWI Attorney
DWI, Criminal, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Attorney Alexander W. Rogosheske earned his J.D. from Hamline University School of Law. Before attending law school, he played professional hockey in the ECHL for two years. During his career as a hockey player, Alex developed and strengthened his understanding of the importance of working as a team to achieve a shared goal. He brings that same attitude to the cases he handles. Alex gives his clients the personalized attention they deserve and learns about their goals and needs to develop an innovative strategy and defend against charges. He is committed to providing high-quality legal services to those involved in...
John Thomas Arechigo
St Paul, MN DWI Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(651) 222-6603	360 Robert St N #406
Free ConsultationDWI and Criminal
Hamline University School of Law
Attorney John Arechigo has a passion for criminal defense. He devotes nearly 100% of his practice to defending individuals charged with a crime. The other small portion of his practice is reserved for helping clients with collateral issues, perhaps unrelated to being charged with a crime. John is well-connected within the Minnesota criminal defense community. He has a number of valuable resources readily available to his clients, including expert investigators, chemical and mental health experts, sentencing experts, and other legal professionals. John is also easily approachable and accessible to his clients. He strives to...
Tina Sabby-Reyes
University of Arizona and William Mitchell College of Law
TINA SABBY graduated from William Mitchell College of Law cum laude. She attended the University of Arizona Law School. Ms. Sabby participated in the Trial Advocacy Course at the University of Arizona Law School. She worked for the Child Advocacy Law Clinic and was a law clerk for a Superior Court Judge. Tina Sabby worked for the Hennepin County Attorney's Office. In 2001, she joined Sabby & Reyes Law Offices as a managing attorney and advocate. Her knowledge and professional demeanor make her an asset to the legal team. Sabby & Reyes Law Firm is AV Peer...
Paul Rogosheske
South St Paul, MN DWI Attorney
(651) 349-4354	105 HARDMAN CT #110
South St Paul,	MN 55075
Attorney Paul W. Rogosheske received his Bachelor of Arts from Hamline University, graduating cum laude. He earned his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law. Paul focuses on criminal defense and also handles personal injury cases. Whether he is helping an individual accused of a crime or injured in an accident, he provides the legal representation his clients deserve and the zealous advocacy they need. Paul was included in Minnesota Law and Politics's list of "One of the Top 40 Criminal Defense Attorneys" from 2007 to 2010. He works tirelessly to seek favorable results for his clients.
Thomas A Wilson
Saint Paul, MN DWI Lawyer
(763) 222-6915	275 E 4TH ST
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Steven Kevin Budke
West St. Paul, MN DWI Attorney with 7 years of experience
295 Marie Avenue East
West St. Paul,	MN 55118
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Mark William Perron
Hugo, MN DWI Attorney with 7 years of experience
(651) 269-6208	4818 141st Street North
Hugo,	MN 55038
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDWI, Criminal, Family and Personal Injury
Justin Schiks
Woodbury, MN DWI Attorney with 13 years of experience
(651) 756-1118	539 Bielenberg Drive Suite 200
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Mr. Charles A. Ramsay
Roseville, MN DWI Lawyer
(651) 604-0000	2780 Snelling Ave. N.
DWI, Criminal and Domestic Violence
Charles Ramsay is a former founding partner of Ramsay, Devore & Bennerotte, P.A. and practices primarily in the area of criminal defense and civil forfeitures. He has obtained acquittals in nearly every type of case from DWI to murder. He prides himself on being on the cutting edge of criminal defense. He helped pioneer a number of defenses in Minnesota, including faulty eyewitness identification, false confessions and the right of a defendant to present alternative suspects to a jury. In 2006, Ramsay testified in Court about the shortcomings of breath testing devices such as the Intoxilyzer 5000. In the last year,...
Alejandro Espinosa
West Saint Paul, MN DWI Attorney
(651) 352-2964	1349 S Robert St., Suite 202
West Saint Paul,	MN 55118
DWI, Criminal, Divorce and Traffic Tickets
John P. Guzik
(651) 636-2600	2332 Lexington Ave. N.
Roseville, MN DWI Lawyer with 38 years of experience
DWI, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
John Guzik has been a practicing attorney in the Twin Cities area, representing individual clients – not banks, corporations or the government, for over 30 years. His philosophy is to help solve legal problems by applying creative solutions to what are often times difficult and complex legal issues and problems. He works hard to provide his clients with competent, thorough and professional legal advice and representation. If you would like to learn more information about him, and the services his office provides, please call (651) 636-2600 to schedule an initial consultation, at no cost or obligation.
Lucas Wynne
10.0 (2 Peer Reviews)
(855) 469-9663	1650 West End Blvd
St. Louis Park,	MN 55416
Free ConsultationSt. Louis Park, MN DWI Lawyer
DWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
University of North Dakota School of Law
Mr. Wynne has developed a reputation for aggressively representing clients in state and federal courts. Mr. Wynne's cases have been featured by national, international, and local news outlets including the Associated Press, Star Tribune, National Post, Globe and Mail, and Fargo Forum. Call Mr. Wynne today at (855) GO-WYNNE for your free, no obligation consultation.
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Lauren J. Campoli
Minneapolis, MN DWI Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(612) 810-0060	80 S. 8th St., Suite 900
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfDWI, Civil Rights, Criminal and Domestic Violence
Lauren Campoli is a certified criminal law specialist recognized by the MN State Bar Association and licensed in three states. She represents adults and juveniles charged with State and Federal crimes with compassion and creativity. She handles misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, and felony cases.
Ms. Campoli has tried over 50 jury trials for the defense with an extremely high success rate. Ms. Campoli was an invited guest speaker to the statewide defender conference in Colorado on the topic of sex offenses and the defense of them. She is a passionate advocate for her clients and believes...
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(612) 465-8581	333 Washington Ave. North
Union Plaza, Suite 415
Free ConsultationMinneapolis, MN DWI Attorney with 24 years of experience
DWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and White Collar Crime
Mark Arneson's background as a former prosecutor makes him uniquely qualified to handle criminal defense cases and makes him one of the top criminal defense lawyers in Minnesota. He has had great success in gaining acquittals and dismissals for numerous clients throughout his career. Mr. Arneson practices exclusively in Criminal Defense and DWI/DUI Law. As would be expected, Mr. Arneson's work has earned numerous honors, including being named as a Top 10 Criminal Defense Lawyer, a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and a Rising Star by Minneapolis Super Lawyers. Attorney Arneson firmly believes that every person is entitled to the best...
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(612) 910-2104	3523 5th Street NE
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfMinneapolis, MN DWI Attorney with 5 years of experience
DWI, Appeals, Cannabis Law and Criminal
Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Minneapolis defense attorney Andrew C. Wilson won his first jury trial before graduating from law school. After his first year of practice, his name was cemented in Minnesota Supreme Court case law, and within five he'd been to the Eighth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals, won jury trials, won bench trials, won appeals, and had significant victories throughout Minnesota at the district courts. Wilson has dedicated his career to practicing criminal defense law and representing individuals accused to have committed crimes.
Experienced trial attorney and criminal litigator;
Frequent guest lecturer on criminal matters at colleges, universities, and law schools throughout...
(612) 340-7970	6800 France Avenue South
Recently selected to the Top 40 Criminal Defense Lawyers by Law & Politics Magazine, and voted by his peers as a Minnesota Super Lawyer, Tim Webb defends corporate and individual clients in all federal and state criminal investigations and prosecutions.
Mr. Webb's clients have included a police chief, politicians, corporate executives, physicians, lawyers, clergy, certified public accountants, and other professionals.
Before launching his own firm in 2007, Mr. Webb was a partner at a top ten Minnesota law firm and had also served as an Assistant Attorney General. He has successfully represented clients in numerous cases ranging from health...
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David R. Lundgren
(612) 767-9643	121 S 8th St #893
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfMinneapolis, MN DWI Lawyer with 9 years of experience
DWI, Appeals, Criminal and Domestic Violence
David R. Lundgren's biography can be found here: https://lundgrenjohnson.com/our-attorneys/david-r-lundgren/.
Bloomington,	MN 55425
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfBloomington, MN DWI Attorney with 5 years of experience
DWI, Criminal, Traffic Tickets and White Collar Crime
William M. Bailey practices in all areas of criminal defense at the trial court level including DWI, Drug Sale and Possession, Criminal Sexual Conduct, Vehicle Forfeiture, and Immigration. He has experience defending misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, and felony cases throughout the state of Minnesota. Additionally, Mr. Bailey has experience handling appeals before the Minnesota Court of Appeals. He is licensed in Minnesota State Courts, the Federal District of North Dakota, and Immigration Courts nationwide.
Mr. Bailey attended the University of North Dakota where he obtained Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice Studies and went on to earn his J.D.....
Joseph Tamburino
Joseph Tamburino is a criminal defense attorney in the Twin Cities and a founding partner at the Caplan & Tamburino Law Firm. He has been practicing law form more than a quarter century. Mr. Tamburino has been Board Certified as a Criminal Law Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Board, a distinction held by only three percent of Minnesota attorneys. He regularly appears as a media commentator on legal matters in print, radio and television media outlets. Find out more about his firm by contacting them today.
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(612) 341-6575	5775 Wayzata Blvd.
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfMinneapolis, MN DWI Attorney with 20 years of experience
Anthony Grostyan has 19 years of experience as a criminal defense attorney.
He is an experienced criminal defense/DUI attorney with over 19 years of practicing criminal defense exclusively.
He has successfully defended thousands of clients facing criminal charges including DWI/DUI, Assault, Drug Charges, Domestic assault, Theft, Burglary and other crimes in both State and Federal Court throughout Minnesota.
He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Tamara Caban-Ramirez
(612) 823-4413	5201 Eden Avenue
DWI, Criminal and Immigration
Ms. Caban-Ramirez received her juris doctorate degree from Hamline University School of Law. Prior to achieving admission to law school, Ms. Caban-Ramirez confirmed her passion in advocacy of legal and social justice through her work at diverse Twin Cities law firms. She assisted and supported lawyers in client care, civil litigation, factual investigation necessary to accurate assessment of legal claims and remedies, and day-to-day case and law office management. Today's ever accelerating social and cultural diversification in virtually every community highlight the unique and effective skills Ms. Caban-Ramirez possesses through her fluency in the Spanish language...
Joseph M. Flanders
Eagan, MN DWI Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(612) 424-0398	2600 Eagan Woods Drive
Free ConsultationDWI, Business, Collections and Consumer
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A Dakota County, Minnesota lawyer focusing on probate, estate planning, Wills, Trusts, family law, business law, and litigation.
Robert Sicoli
Minneapolis, MN DWI Attorney with 36 years of experience
(612) 871-0708	333 South Seventh Street
Robert Sicoli is a Criminal Law Specialist, certified by the Minnesota State Bar Association, who has over 28 years of experience defending people and businesses accused of committing state and federal criminal offenses. Bob is consistently named by his peers as a "Minnesota Super Lawyer", an honor given to top Minnesota lawyers. He has also carried the preeminent rating of "AV" from Martindale Hubbell since 1994. Mr. Sicoli provides criminal defense and white collar criminal defense services throughout Minneapolis, St. Paul, and greater Minnesota. He has successfully represented corporations and individuals accused of mail fraud, tax evasion, environmental...
Jay Carey
(612) 548-2988	222 S. 9th St.
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Traffic Tickets
I devote my practice to the aggressive, thorough representation of clients charged with DWI and other crimes in Minnesota. Minnesota's DWI laws have become increasingly complex. The interplay between criminal and civil penalties (loss of driving privileges, license plate impoundment, and vehicle forfeiture) often require an experienced advocate to protect one's interests. I offer all prospective clients a free, in-depth consultation. If you've been charged with DWI or other offense, you're welcome to call me anytime to discuss whether you need, and can benefit from, a private attorney. I charge fixed, reasonable fees that...
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Markus Hildebrandt (* 21. Dezember 1974) ist ein deutscher Tischtennisspieler mit aktiver Zeit seit den 1990er Jahren. Bei Deutschen Meisterschaften gewann er zwei Bronzemedaillen im Doppel.

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Markus Hildebrandt begann mit dem Tischtennissport beim Verein TV Moselweiß. Schnell entwickelte er sich zu einem führenden Spieler in Rheinland-Pfalz. Im Schüler- und Jugendbereich holte er mehrere Titel bei Rheinland-Pfalz-Meisterschaften. Bei deutschen Meisterschaften der Junioren wurde er 1994 Dritter im Doppel mit Michael Görsch, 1996 erreichte er das Endspiel im Einzel. Bei den Erwachsenen erkämpfte er von 1995 bis 2006 fünf Titel bei Südwestdeutschen Meisterschaften, zwei im Einzel und drei im Doppel. 2002 wurde er Hessenmeister. Seine größten Erfolge erzielte er bei Deutschen Meisterschaften im Doppel mit Gerd Richter: 1999 und 2000 kam er bis ins Halbfinale.

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Let's face it … infrastructure is a topic where people's eyes tend to glaze over. And yet these can be really expensive things like a new water treatment plant or upgrades to the wastewater network, that they will have to pay for.
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[Album Review] Delight (2nd Mini Album) – Baekhyun (EXO)
June 14, 2020 Posted in Album Reviews, KPOPTagged Baekhyun (EXO), EXO
Making his return at the end of last month was Baekhyun. This comeback was in the form of his second mini-album, Delight, which features the title track, Candy. And as you can tell by the title of this post, we will be focusing on his album (as I have already reviewed Candy – link to this review is down below). I have previously reviewed both Baekhyun's solo debut title track (UN Village) and mini-album (City Lights) when it was released last year. His first mini-album contained really memorable side tracks such as Psycho and Diamond. Continuing his R&B influence, let's see unwrap the new album and see if it is truly a delight.
Delight Album Cover
1. Candy (Title Track) – Click here to read the full review for Candy. (9/10)
2. R U Ridin' – At first, R U Ridin' begins like a straightforward R&B track. As the song progresses, it defuses into a dance track, thanks to the use of percussion during the chorus. At large, the song would fit neatly into the R&B genre. The chorus actually reminds me of those trends that people used to put up online, where they danced whilst next to a slow-moving car (excuse my old person's way of describing this). There seems to be some good energy coming from the track and there is a decent appeal to the song. While there is a likable vibe, the song isn't my cup of tea or personal style. Sure, there are many R&B tracks that I listen to, but this one comes off as rather plain. It is just not something that I would go out of my way to seek and play. Though, Baekhyun's vocal work here was really good, particularly those ad-libs he threw into the song at the end. (7/10)
3. Bungee – Bungee gets a slightly more positive review despite it being quite similar to the preceding song with the R&B genre. I find Baekhyun's use of falsetto to be an attractive aspect of the song. I also find the piano and drum beat synth to help create a dynamic yet soft instrumentation. This separates this and the preceding song apart in a very distinctive manner. Just listen to the piano in the bridge sequence as an example of how more dynamic the instrumental feels. Pairing the vocals and instrumental, we get a pretty smooth track overall that I enjoyed. (8/10)
4. Underwater – What drew my attention to Underwater is that the synths come together to make it feel like we are underwater. It has that wavy type of feel that feels like the bubbles that come about when we try to talk under water (I am sure that most people would know what I am referring to). Just the synths in the background aren't consistent, so it feels like those bubbles are of varying sizes. Apart from that analogy, the song adopts the R&B genre, once again. He has an impressive display of vocals in this song, go into falsetto during some parts and opting for a slight breathy approach in other parts. I also liked his ad-libs and 'Ooo' at the end of the song, which helped ease the song out in a unique manner. (8/10)
5. Poppin' – We re-enter energetic territory through Poppin'. A much-needed boost for this album as more consecutive R&B tracks could easily drag this album out and would result in a bore. Poppin' isn't an overwhelming injection of energy, which keeps it in line with the previous songs. I liked the simple beat of the instrumental and what seems to be a muffled 8-bit type of sound. It gives texture in a subtle way. Overall, the instrumental feels very easygoing and lively, relative to the other songs on this album. The vocals also feel a lot more dynamic and brighter, which helps add additional energy into the song. The chorus is undoubtedly the strongest part of the song, with a catchy 'Here Now' hook, though it sounds more like 'Hey Now' to me. (8.5/10)
6. Ghost – This is the song that attracted my attention the most prior to listening to the album. I just liked the title of the song. I have a dark soul like that. My expectations were that this would be a grungy or angst number. But that wouldn't fit into a predominately R&B number. Instead, Ghost opts for an upbeat dance number. And before I go any further, this set up exceed any expectation I had. The instrumental for this song is very attractive, incorporating hand drums, guitars and synths. These seem to be an odd combination, but they come together very nicely and each of these elements have a boldness to them throughout the song. Vocally, Baekhyun sounds amazing. He has the support of a strong chorus with catchy melodies. Together, this song becomes the memorable number of the entire album (and dare I say, a better track that the main track). (10/10)
7. Love Again – The final song the album predominately features acoustic guitars and a deep drumbeat (there is a bit of piano infused later on). Baekhyun's vocals start off muffled by some autotune, before it goes low and deep. Once the chorus comes along, his vocals stay quite low. But the instrumental seems to go into a soft pop mode. I liked how the acoustic guitar gave the song texture and it became the bold element of the instrumental. For the final moments of the song, Love Again changes it up to infuse little bit of angst before diffusing out back to the acoustic guitar. While this change doesn't make sense initially, it grew on me and became a very interesting manner to end the song and album with. (8.5/10)
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Is it time to rethink your business approach?
Goals are supposed to be 'Relevant' to the specific individuals for whom they are set. This criterion seems reasonable: why set a goal that isn't deliverable by the person being evaluated? Ironically, Relevance engenders a widespread problem: silos that hinder collaboration. For example, sales functions accountable for customer satisfaction often clash with supply network functions accountable for inventory. Each has goals relevant to its tasks. Suppose we added an inventory level goal for sales managers and a customer demand fulfillment goal for supply network managers. These would be irrelevant to each silo's "real" work, but would force them to collaborate to produce better organizational outcomes.
Amit Mukherjee is Professor of Leadership and Strategy at IMD. His book, The Spider's Strategy, discussed the emergence of networked organizations. His next book, in process, is about the leadership of such organizations.
This article first appeared on Forbes in the Leadership section.


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The store has 200 kids vests and 50 adult vests to give away and is appealing to local community groups to receive a donation of vests.
Nicola Aubrey, store director, said: 'We want to support the local community and raise awareness about the part we can all play in preventing tragedies by making our roads safer.
Schools or children's groups in need of high-visibility vests can visit Specsavers in Ludlow.


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Local Government and Elections Legislation Amendment (Integrity) Bill 2016
(Debate, 21 June 2016, Legislative Assembly, NSW Parliament)
I support the Local Government Elections Legislation Amendment (Integrity) Bill 2016 to place caps on the amount a person can donate to local government parties, groups and candidates in a year, in line with caps for State elections. I have previously called for this much-needed reform, particularly in the context of this Government's council amalgamation agenda. I wrote to the Premier about it over a year ago, yet changes are being rushed through in one day without the Government offering members adequate opportunity to look at the bill, let alone consult with their communities or councils.
Local government is like any other tier of government; it makes decisions that can both impact on the community and benefit private individuals. Planning, development and zoning decisions in particular have the potential to deliver significant financial profits while producing permanent negative community impacts. Unique to local government, additional risks exist because council legislative and executive functions are merged. The corruption risks in local government decisions have long been identified by the Independent Commission Against Corruption, including in its 2002 Taking the Devil out of Development report and in recent operations.
There is significant community concern about the influence large donors have on government decisions. While donations provide an opportunity for people to participate in the political process and express their support, there is potential for very large donations to be delivered to influence policies or decision-making for private benefit. Large donations create an imbalance because the wealthy have influence that is not available to the general public. Local government political donations are currently not capped, allowing for massive donations that could conceivably fund an entire campaign. The ban on donations from property developers does not, in itself, prevent actual or perceived corruption or undue influence as a range of individuals not covered by the ban may have an interest in planning and in other council decisions.
While a significant number of changes have been introduced to make State election funding more transparent and reduce opportunities for corruption, few reforms have been made to local government election funding despite the risks. I welcome this bill, which will help restore public confidence in the political process at the local level. Under the bill, parties and groups will only be able to receive $5,800, and candidates and third party campaigners will only be able to receive $2,500 from any donor in each year. These changes are in line with existing caps on donations at the State level, which have been working well; however, I believe at both levels they should be lowered to reduce the potential for conflicts of interest.
If donor caps were reduced from $5,800 to $2,500 per year for parties and groups, it would cut the amount received in a four-year electoral cycle from one donor from $23,200 to $10,000, and if they were reduced from $2,500 to $1,000 per year for candidates, it would cut the amount received in a four-year electoral cycle from one donor from $10,000 to $4,000. While reducing the influence of individual donors, such drops would have few impacts on grassroots participation because most community-based donations are much smaller—donations to my campaign rarely exceed $200. I understand the bill also closes a loophole which currently allows councillors to vote on a change in development standards without making a pecuniary interests disclosure.
A number of other concerns appear not to be addressed. Councillors do not have to disclose donations over $1,000 made to a political party they belong to, and disclosure returns submitted by candidates, political parties and groups do not have to distinguish between funding and expenditure or separate accounts between State and local government elections. Most disclosures will not occur prior to polling day, preventing public scrutiny and accountability until long after an election. The bill fails to impose caps on expenditure: expenditure caps can help level the playing field and reduce the extent to which candidates and parties can attempt to outdo each other's budgets through private donations. There is no public funding for campaigns even though an increase in public funding was the focus of the Government's recent attempt to address corruption in State politics exposed at ICAC.
In 2014 the Government appointed the Expert Panel on Political Donations to look at donation reform in State elections and this process should have been extended to local government campaigns so that we would have a comprehensive package of reforms ahead of the September elections. I acknowledge the Minister's commitment to review local government reform as soon as the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters reports on its Schott report review. The 2017 elections will create much larger councils, leading to bigger and more expensive campaigns, and the Government must also commit to further reform before the 2017 campaigns begin. This bill is a first step in ensuring that future elected councils operate with integrity and for public benefit.
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2013 Why Mom Deserves a Diamond Winner!
Congratulations to Gage Butterfield, who won a loose diamond to give to his mother in the 21st annual Why Mom Deserves a Diamond® contest. The contest is in honor of all moms. Gage was chosen out of nearly 20,000 essays in the 6-12 grade division.
Positive words encourage and inspire us, and the contest is based on the power and everlasting benefit of these words. Gage recited his poem to his mom, Jennifer, on Diamond Day, May 10, 2013.
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Q: Get 3 future day dates with php I want to creat a table for listing 3 future days with day name and date for my online shopping.
I try this code but it doesn't work correctly :
        function week_from_monday($date) {
            // Assuming $date is in format DD-MM-YYYY
            list($day, $month, $year) = explode("-", $_REQUEST["date"]);

            // Get the weekday of the given date
            $wkday = date('l',mktime('0','0','0', $month, $day, $year));

            switch($wkday) {
                case 'Monday': $numDaysToMon = 0; break;
                case 'Tuesday': $numDaysToMon = 1; break;
                case 'Wednesday': $numDaysToMon = 2; break;
                case 'Thursday': $numDaysToMon = 3; break;
                case 'Friday': $numDaysToMon = 4; break;
                case 'Saturday': $numDaysToMon = 5; break;
                case 'Sunday': $numDaysToMon = 6; break;
            }

            // Timestamp of the monday for that week
            $monday = mktime('0','0','0', $month, $day-$numDaysToMon, $year);

            $seconds_in_a_day = 86400;

            // Get date for 7 days from Monday (inclusive)
            for($i=0; $i<7; $i++)
            {
                $dates[$i] = date('Y-m-d',$monday+($seconds_in_a_day*$i));
            }

            return $dates;
        }

        $ddate = date('Y-m-d');
        $date = new DateTime($ddate);
        $week = $date->format("W");

        $week_number = $week;
        $year = date('Y');
        for($day=5; $day<=30; $day++)
        {
            echo date('m/d/Y', strtotime($year."W".$week_number.$day))."\n";
        }

Here is my code but I want to get this :
today : Sun
Monday 30
Tuesday 31
Wednesday 1

A: To get the next 3 upcoming dates, you can simplify this a lot using date and strotime.
Try this code:
function nextThreeDays($date) {
    $dateTs = strtotime($date);

    // Dont need this, but I leave it for educational purpose:
    // $day_of_week = date("N", $dateTs) - 1;    // Mon=0 Tue=1 Wed=2 ...
    // $monday_time = strtotime(date("d.m.Y H:i:s", $dateTs) . " -".$day_of_week." days");  // timestamp of monday of week of $date

    for($i = 1; $i <= 3; $i++) {
        echo date('m/d/Y', strtotime(date("d.m.Y H:i:s", $dateTs) . " +".$i." days"))."\n";
    }
}

// Put in "today : Sun"
nextThreeDays("29.01.2023");

Outputs:
// Monday 30 Tuesday 31 Wednesday 1
01/30/2023
01/31/2023
02/01/2023


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The System Operator, with the support of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG), has completed its third review of the Planned Outage Coordination Process (POCP).
The outcome from this review has been for the TAG to recommend to the System Operator that the POCP application be updated to include more and better information, as well as to transfer the application to a more modern IT environment. Moving to a more modern IT environment will help improve existing functionality and enable further development in the future.
We are working toward implementing the changes by mid-2014. Updates on the progress on the proposed changes will be provided here over the next few months.
Finally, we would like to take the opportunity to thank the members of the TAG for their engagement and contribution to the POCP review process. The TAG's commitment and the associated quality of their input continues to make this a very productive and worthwhile process for the System Operator.


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Thankfully, those days are over.
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Q: Mythbusting the shell variable expansion Recently, I've heard a story, that in a shell script when it is used the variable in curly braces ${variable} one takes its value from environment variable with the same name (if exists), but if it is used as $variable one takes its value from local variable as it expected (and should be).. is that true?
Because as I know the $... and ${...} are equivalent forms and I've never suffered issues like this. Could someone say about the conditions when such situation is possible unless it is a misunderstanding from the past.

A: That story is nonsense, in terms of variable scope both forms are equivalent. Here is what the standard says:

${parameter}

The value, if any, of parameter will be substituted.
The parameter name or symbol can be enclosed in braces, which are optional except for positional parameters with more than one digit or when parameter is followed by a character that could be interpreted as part of the name. The matching closing brace will be determined by counting brace levels, skipping over enclosed quoted strings and command substitutions.
If the parameter name or symbol is not enclosed in braces, the expansion will use the longest valid name (see name in the XBD specification, Glossary  ), whether or not the symbol represented by that name exists. When the shell is scanning its input to determine the boundaries of a name, it is not bound by its knowledge of what names are already defined. For example, if F is a defined shell variable, the command:
echo $Fred

does not echo the value of $F followed by red; it selects the longest possible valid name, Fred, which in this case might be unset.


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Gondolas, grand canals, gelato; there's nowhere quite like Venice. Famous the world over for its canal network, and referred to often throughout popular culture, Venice is the ultimate romantic destination, as well as being a stunning city to visit year-round. With awe-inspiring Venetian architecture; art galleries brimming with Titians, Caravaggios and other world famous Italian artists; and a fashion offering second to none, Venice has a lot to offer its visitors.
Venice Marco Polo Airport services this truly unique city, and is located 8km (4.9 miles) north of the city, in Tessera. Marco Polo airport serves as a base for easyJet and Volotea airlines, whilst Venice's second airport – Treviso Airport – is slightly further out of the city, but is home to low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Wizz Air. Picking up your holiday hire car from the airport couldn't be simpler, and once of the dedicated team of staff have helped you on your way, the world is your oyster.
The capital of the Veneto region, Venice was ranked the most beautiful city in the world in 2016, and it's easy to see why. The city is a collection of 118 small islands in the shallow Venetian Lagoon, all separated by canals and connected by over 400 bridges, and in more recent years, part of the city and the lagoon have been designated World Heritage Site status. Known by many names, including 'Queen of the Adriatic', 'City of Masks', The Floating City', 'City of Bridges', and the 'City of Canals', Venice is the birthplace of Antonio Vivaldi,Giacomo Casanova, Marco Polo and Tintoretto, as well as many other notable people who have chosen to call the city their home.
There's plenty to see and do in this enchanting city: galleries, shops, cathedrals, walking tours, and more, as well as some of Italy's delicious food and drink offerings.
If you're looking to stay in the heart of the city, there's no better place than Al Ponte Antico. Housed inside a 14th century palace, this hotel oozes sophistication and decadence; from the silk curtains and gilted interiors, to the stunning view of the Rialto bridge outside your bedroom window, there really isn't a more perfect place to lay your head for the evening. Take advantage of the daily breakfast on offer, which includes locally-sourced eggs, pastries and vegetables, as well as some homemade fresh pastries and delicacies.
Located in Cannaregio, just a short 1.55 kilometre trip to the Venetian city centre, you'll find the Venice Halladis Apartments. These bright and airy apartments are perfect for groups, or for those wanting a little more privacy on their holiday. A real rarity in this Italian city, these modern apartments which sit inside a renovated warehouse building, are spacious and well equipped with a kitchen and laundry facilities. There's also mood lighting in the bathroom, which allows for a Turkish baths-feel, while you relax after a day of exploring the region in your holiday hire car.
Looking for a bed and breakfast? Look no further than Le Terese, an 18th century building which has only two rooms, both overlooking the canal. This cosy and personal accommodation is the creation of Antonella and Mauro, and features a simplistic and understated design throughout. In each room you'll find a coffee machine, free WiFi, toiletries and a hairdryer, and there's also space to store your luggage in the reception.
Venture out of the city centre to Murano Palace, a lovely little bed and breakfast in the Murano area of Venice. Famous around the world for Murano glass, the area is quieter and more traditional than the centre of the city, with many of the shops closing around 18:00. The Murano Palace is a gem in the heart of the area; located in a restored 18th century house, the bed and breakfast is decorated beautifully throughout, with high ceilings and priceless Venetian fabrics adorning the walls. With free drinks and snacks in the minibar, guests can also enjoy a freshly made continental breakfast each morning. This hotel is located just a 25 minute drive in your rental car from Marco Polo Airport.
Italy is famed the world over for the calibre of food and drink that it produces. Home to the classic dishes that we all know and love, there's plenty of opportunity for a Venetian feast while you're in the city.
A great location to enjoy locally-sourced seafood, Venice has some great fish restaurants and the restaurant, Riviera has been rated as one of the city's best. Owned by GP Cremonini, a former rock musician, this restaurant sits on the banks of the Giudecca Canal with spectacular views across the city. Serious foodies should invest in the seven-course tasting menu, which costs €105 per person.
Italian pastries can be the stuff of legends, and the pastries from Pasticceria Tonolo certainly seem to be. A firm favourite amongst tourists and locals alike – evidenced by the long queue of hungry customers patiently waiting for their pastries. Make sure to arrive early to get the freshest marsala cream pastry, or chocolate croissants.
For a modern Italian menu, make sure to stop by the Ristorante Quadri, which is located in San Marco. But be aware that this modern menu is Michelin starred, so make sure to book in advance as this place gets pretty popular with food fans. A small team of waiters greet you upon arrival and show you to your table in the small, cosy restaurant. What follows is an evening of culinary delights and inventive twists on classic dishes.
Take a break from touring the local area in your holiday hire car, and stop by the Pasticceria Dal Mas, a delicious bakery in the heart of the city. A recommended purchase is the freshly baked quiche, which can be bought fresh out of the oven in mid-morning.
Venice has an eclectic mix of traditional wares for sale in its many boutiques and stores across the city; think: Venetian masks and Venetian blown-glass, as well as designer clothing and accessories.
If you're looking for traditional Venetian outfitter, look no further than Monica Daniele, a truly unique shop which specialises in authentic Venetian clothing. The shop's claim to fame is the tabarro, a traditional garment which was worn by the likes of Cassanova many centuries ago, and until recently was lost to obscurity.
The store also sells traditional felt hats, which will cost you a lot less than a tabarro (these will set you back around €500 for the most basic version) but are still pretty pricey nonetheless – yet you get what you pay for, and these garments are definitely the finest in Venetian craftsmanship.
Take home a proper souvenir when you visit Venice, and invest in your very own miniature, handcrafted Gondola. The creation of Gilberto Penzo, these model boat masterpieces come complete with full sails and are awash with vibrant colour and gold leaf additions.You can find the store near the Frari, and although the statement pieces are on the pricier end of the spectrum, there's also many different self-assembly pieces which are much more budget friendly.
The streets of Venice are lined with curiosity shops and antique dealers, but one of the best to check out, if you're after a unique gift for a loved one, is Il Baule Blu. Located on Calle del Mandoler, this charming little shop has anything you'd need if your interest is in vintage 20th century clothing, accessories and homeware. With wares from all over the world hidden amongst the curiosities, you could find yourself nabbing a real bargain in here – be aware, though, this shop doesn't accept credit cards, so make sure that you have enough cash on you to pay for your purchase.
With a vibrant contemporary art scene, classical music venues, and more galleries and museums than you can count on both hands, there's something for everyone in the labyrinthine city of Venice.
For a taste of the city's inextricable link with classical music, head to La Fenice, the city's stunning historic opera house. Atmospheric and lavishly decorated, with gold leaf and high ceilings, this place is a real marvel; you can almost feel the history as you sit back in your chair and enjoy the modern day, Venetian musical prowess. Of course, this is the spot if you're looking to take in some operas from the golden age of Italian opera, however these are the shows that are in highest demand, so make sure that you book months in advance in order to avoid disappointment.
But don't worry if you've not made a booking in advance, as La Fenice also puts on contemporary music showings, ballet and concerts; you can also take a tour of the theatre itself, with no booking necessary.
You can't take a trip to venice without hitching a ride on a gondola – the city is world famous for them! Swap your rental car for a gondola tour, a real Venetian tourist ritual, but make sure to shop around for a good deal as there are a lot of overpriced gondoliers selling tours across the city.
Gondolas can usually carry six people, and cost around €80 – quite a steep price, but if you're splitting it, it's much more bearable. There are also ferry gondolas, called traghettos, which will pick you up and taxi you from A to B at the cheaper price of €2 per person.
Venice has a rich artistic history, and there's no better place to see it than the Gallerie dell'Accademia. Inside the gallery walls you'll find some of the best art that Venice has to offer, from Tintoretto to Titian, Bellini and beyond, you could quite happily while away a day in here, plus, your ticket will also give you entrance to the Palazzo Grimani in the Castello district of the city.


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You are able to link YouTube to your GMB listing, but is there any reason to this? Would you be missing out on SEO or Local SEO benefits by not linking them?
Are you 100% sure you can link Youtube to a GMB profile still? The only real reason to do that, was to have your Youtube videos autopost to your G+ wall on your listing, but G+ has been slowly divorcing from GMB profiles for quite a while, with a final-final separation sometime last January or February if I remember right. Since then, G+ style brand pages are a completely different entity. I don't believe it's possible anymore to merge a Youtube account with a GMB profile, there's no social component to GMB at all anymore.
Even when it was common to merge though (say, 2015) I don't think I ever saw anyone make the claim that there were ranking benefits, aside from what could come from more user engagement on the G+ side of things.
I absolutely agree, those were the reasons to link when you could post straight to G+ and G+ would display a tab, etc. But I am positive there is still the ability to link YouTube to GMB, or more accurately to that brand account. In the GMB dashboard it even shows basic YouTube analytics that you can click on to quickly go to your channel on YouTube. When linked to the brand account, they share same name and profile image. But beyond that I am not sure if there is any SEO benefit. The only thing I can think of is it is more information for Google to better get a sense of what your business is. Kinda like using the sameas tag for structured data to tell Google what your social links are.
Up till couple weeks ago I still suggested it for this reason, going off the idea that more information for Google the better, but now I do not know if it is worth the trouble. Couple of weeks ago, probably longer, social media sites like YouTube are not even linked to anymore from local business knowledge panel; they still show up for brand knowledge panel.
I am still tempted to say it is still a good idea to link them because video content is growing and I have seen on knowledge panel displaying "Videos around the web" or something like that.


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AV-Comparatives tested 15 Advanced Threat Protection IT Security Products
AV-Comparatives releases results of 2020 Advanced Threat Protection Test for 8 enterprise and 7 consumer security products.
AV-Comparatives
09 Dec, 2020, 15:06 GMT
INNSBRUCK, Austria, Dec. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Independent, ISO-certified security testing lab AV-Comparatives has released the results of its 2020 Enterprise Advanced Threat Protection Test. 15 endpoint protection programs for Windows 10 were put through their paces.
Tested Enterprise Endpoint Protection:
Advance Threat Protection Test Results for Enterprise Endpoint Security by AV-Comparatives
Avast Business Antivirus Plus, Bitdefender Gravity Zone Elite Security, CrowdStrike Falcon Pro, ESET PROTECT Entry, Fortinet FortiClient with FortiSandbox and FortiEDR, Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business Select, SparkCognition DeepArmor Endpoint Protection Platform and Vipre Endpoint Security Cloud.
Link to report: https://www.av-comparatives.org/tests/enhanced-real-world-test-2020-enterprise/
Tested Consumer Internet Security Software:
Avast Free Antivirus, AVG Free Antivirus, Bitdefender Internet Security, ESET Internet Security, F-Secure SAFE, Kaspersky Internet Security and Vipre Advanced Security
Link to report: https://www.av-comparatives.org/tests/enhanced-real-world-test-2020-consumer/
The Advanced Threat Protection Test checks each security product's ability to protect a computer against targeted attacks called advanced persistent threats. These are complex, multi-stage attacks that are aimed at a specific individual or organisation. Whilst the majority of such attacks may be ultimately aimed at infiltrating enterprise networks, an obvious means of doing this is to target the personal computers of staff members within the organisation. This means that protection against such attacks should be provided by consumer security programs, as well as corporate endpoint protection software.
"Cybercriminals are getting better and better. They come up with new attacks every day. Fileless attacks, code obfuscation, and the misuse of legitimate operating-system tools are on the rise." - Peter Stelzhammer, AV-Comparatives, co-founder
All of the tested products had to defend against 15 different complex targeted attacks.
AV-Comparatives' Advanced Threat Protection Test uses a variety of different attack scenarios, which the tested programs have to defend against. Targeted attacks employ various different techniques to avoid detection by security software. These include fileless attacks, code obfuscation, and the use of legitimate operating-system tools. Disguising malicious code also makes it hard for a security program to recognise. The misuse of legitimate system programs for malicious purposes also makes it easier for cybercriminals to stay under the radar of security measures.
In the Advanced Threat Protection Tests, AV-Comparatives use hacking and penetration techniques that allow attackers to access internal computer systems. These attacks can be broken down into Lockheed Martin's Cybersecurity Kill Chain, and seven distinct phases – each with unique IOCs (Indicators of Compromise) for the victims. All our tests use a subset of the TTP (Tactics, Techniques, Procedures) listed in the MITRE ATT&CK(TM) framework. A false alarm test is also included in the reports.
The Advanced Threat Protection Test is an add-on test on top of the AV-Comparatives' Business Main Test Series, which includes the Malware Protection Test, Real-World Protection Test, and Performance Test. The 2020 H2 report of the Main Test series is due for release later this month.
Also due for release in December is the report of AV-Comparatives' Endpoint Prevention and Response (EPR) Test. EPR products are expected not only to protect endpoints against targeted threats, but also to provide detailed information on the attacks, for investigation and analysis purposes. The report will include test results, an overview of functionality, and a breakdown of total cost of ownership for each tested product.
Like all AV-Comparatives' public reports, the report of the 2020 Advanced Threat Protection Test for enterprise products can be downloaded free of charge from the institute's website, www.av-comparatives.org. AV-Comparatives is an independent testing lab based in Innsbruck, Austria, and has been publicly testing computer-security software since 2004. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified for the scope "Independent Tests of Anti-Virus Software". It also holds the EICAR certification as a "Trusted IT-Security Testing Lab".
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