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La Coppa panamericana di pallavolo maschile Under-21 2019 si è svolta dal 5 all'11 maggio a Lima, in Perù: al torneo hanno partecipato otto squadre nazionali Under-21 nordamericane e sudamericane e la vittoria finale è andata per la prima volta a .

Impianti

Regolamento

Formula
Le squadre hanno disputato una prima fase a gironi con formula del girone all'italiana; al termine della prima fase:
Le prime due classificate di ciascun girone hanno acceduto alla fase finale per il primo posto, strutturata in quarti di finale, a cui hanno partecipato solo le seconde e le terze classificate, semifinali, finale per il terzo posto e finale.
Le due eliminate ai quarti di finale e le quarte classificate di ciascun girone hanno acceduto alle semifinali per il quinto posto.

Criteri di classifica
Se il risultato finale è stato di 3-0 sono stati assegnati 5 punti alla squadra vincente e 0 a quella sconfitta, se il risultato finale è stato di 3-1 sono stati assegnati 4 punti alla squadra vincente e 1 a quella sconfitta, se il risultato finale è stato di 3-2 sono stati assegnati 3 punti alla squadra vincente e 2 a quella sconfitta.

L'ordine del posizionamento in classifica è stato definito in base a:
Numero di partite vinte;
Punti;
Ratio dei set vinti/persi;
Ratio dei punti realizzati/subiti;
Risultati degli scontri diretti.

Squadre partecipanti

Formazioni

Torneo

Fase a gironi

Girone A

Risultati

Classifica

Girone B

Risultati

Classifica

Fase finale

Finali 1º e 3º posto

Quarti di finale

Semifinali

Finale 3º posto

Finale

Finali 5º e 7º posto

Semifinali

Finale 7º posto

Finale 5º posto

Podio

Campione
Cuba(Primo titolo)

Secondo posto
Canada

Terzo posto
Porto Rico

Classifica finale

Premi individuali

Collegamenti esterni

Pallavolo nel 2019
Coppa panamericana di pallavolo maschile Under-21

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We can handle only so much buoyancy. This year we also asked the leaders to report their biggest disappointment of the past year. One-third couldn't think of any, and for a moment I flashed on a presidential press conference, but the comparison passed. For some of this crowd, perfection and equanimity are second nature. The others were more forthcoming and collectively pointed to a problem that roils large firms. Roughly one-third of those who answered reported that they had failed to grow as much as they wanted, either in general or in a specific office such as New York or London. In addition, another one-fifth lamented their loss of associates or partners, or the failure to successfully recruit more of both.
What that says, among other things, is that the war for talent has returned. There are at least two fronts, each with its own challenges. One involves associates. Cutting through all the chatter, what this comes down to is a struggle between firms and associates over who gets to decide when the kids will leave. And the immutable truth of firm life remains safely intact: Most firms want nearly all of their kids to go.
The days when the associates would hang around confident that they would snare a partnership are long gone-and not coming back. Now many who linger stay only until their student loans are under control, and then they map a quick exit. Firms complain bitterly that these young lawyers are leaving before the firms can fully recoup their investments in them. They have no one to blame but themselves. The profitability model is built on churn, and even the cream resent getting battered into butter.
There are other models. My current favorite, especially because I like seeing the eyes of my listener widen as I tout it, is Sussman Godfrey. They hire law students with resumes that otherwise might end up at, say, Munger, Tolles & Olson or Bartlitt Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott in Chicago. (Be honest: Can you say the same?) And they treat their associates as though they were future partners, not infantry fodder. They give their young lawyers responsibility early; they fast-track them toward partnership, and their big growth issue is whether they will have enough hands to steer their wheelbarrows of cash to the vault. It's a revolutionary concept: Treat people like you want them to stay, and they just might.
The other front in the growth war involves partners. The conventional wisdom of the past decade has prescribed the acquisition of laterals as a necessary part of the modern major firm. But at most places, the result has been more of the same, rather than a transformation. More of the same, at current billing rates, is quite good, and it's kept firms alive and comfortable. But seldom has it allowed them to vault higher up the financial or cultural charts. It's hard to see how or why that will change. There simply aren't enough difference makers-lawyers who bring so much better business or so much reflected glory-available to recruit. And if I read the disappointment answers correctly, there aren't even enough non-difference makers around willing to join the firms who come calling.
Which brings me back to associates. If you can't woo difference makers, maybe you can develop them. Go find an associate and hug her, metaphorically of course. Everyone needs a prot�g�. Disappointment needn't be your lot.


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My school librarian purchased this title on her own (that is, without my suggestion), and I couldn't be happier. A great connection between the unit on volcanoes that the seventh graders study in science and the comics medium we study in my class.
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Six Teaching Orientations of Holocaust Educators as Reflections of Teaching Perspectives and Meaning Making Processes
Authors: Novis-Deutsch Nurit, Perkis Eila, Granot Bein Yael
This study explored processes of curricular reinterpretation made by teachers who teach about the Holocaust. We conducted holistic narrative analyses of in-depth interviews with 31 American Holocaust educators. Six teaching orientations were identified: passionate historical, mythologizing-transforming, social-contemporizing, empathic-personalizing, riveting-shocking, and pragmatic-socializing.
A 'Dybbuk Model' for Holocaust Pedagogy: The Case of the Distribution of Ka-Tzetnik's Books
Authors: Glasner Heled Galia
Between 1990 and 2001, the Israeli Ministry of Education freely distributed to students countless copies of the books written by Holocaust author Ka-Tzetnik. This educational project has never been researched and, despite its magnitude and uniqueness, it has abruptly disappeared from public awareness as if it had never been carried out. The motivations that stand behind this initiative and the lessons it teaches about Holocaust pedagogy are the focus of this article.
A New Kind of B'nai Mitzvah Project
Authors: Lindner Amanda
What if a B'nai Mitzvah project could make a lasting change in the world? That's what Clara Rotter-Laitman questioned as she embarked on her Jewish Learning Opportunity through the Avodah Justice Fellowship in Chicago. Together with illustrator Kayla Ginsburg, Clara created a "zine," a homemade magazine, for Jewish students and educators to help in creating more meaningful B'nai Mitzvah projects.
Lehavin U'lehaskil: A Curriculum That Trains our Students to Become Independent Readers of Tanach
Authors: Nusbaum Tamar
A comprehensive program called Lehavin U'Lehaskil (To Understand and Discern) has been developed to help students gain a mastery of the Hebrew Tanach text. It focuses on providing teachers a systematic approach to teach our students how to learn Tanach independently in the original Hebrew text. It empowers children by teaching them the skills needed to become confident, independent learners of Tanach, through decoding and translating words, phrases and verses from the Biblical text. This curriculum provides standards and assessments, and a clear, organized, systematic approach to teach the children skills, high frequency words and sharashim (verb roots). Workbooks, Teacher Editions, digital versions, and various manipulatives are used to slowly teach – step by step – all the skills needed so that all children – on any level – can achieve mastery of the language of Tanach.
Connecticut Ezra Academy Implements New Approach to Learning
Authors: Connecticut Jewish Ledger
Ezra Academy has announced the implementation of a new, innovative educational approach to learning, in partnership with the Lookstein Virtual Jewish Academy. According to school administrators, the Lookstein Virtual courses are connecting the Woodbridge CT Jewish day school's middle school students to Jewish learning and enhancing the school's curriculum.
The Pardes Rodef Shalom Schools Program
Authors: Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem
The Pardes Rodef Shalom Schools Program is a unique middle school project that develops conflict resolution skills via the study of traditional Jewish texts. We help Jewish middle schools equip members of the school community to be skillful problem-solvers in social situations, active in the prevention of bullying and committed to creating a more peaceful world.
DJLN Educator Spotlight: Blending in Hebrew with Meirav Kravetz
Authors: Kirschner Yonah
In this Educator Spotlight, Meirav Kravetz shares what she learned in our JBlend Miami program and how blended learning, personalization, and data are helping students succeed in Hebrew at all levels. I use Bishvil Ha-Ivrit, an online platform that expands and enriches the learning from the physical materials. For example, the platform enhances and supports the learning with audio recordings, interactive technology, documentary films, and more. The students can speak, read, write, and listen to spoken Hebrew, and learn about daily life in Israel, Jewish tradition and history, and general world knowledge.
Theocracy and Pedagogy: Public Education in a "Postsecular" Israel
Authors: Hotam Yotam
The return of religion and religiosity, on almost all social, cultural, and political fronts, has informed the academic agenda of the last decade. It is marked by a growing scholarly use of the concept of the "postsecular." Against this background, this article brings the concept of the postsecular to bear on the transformation of contemporary Jewish national education in Israel. Its main argument is that the arrangements currently on display between secular and sacral notions in national Jewish education illustrate the rise of a new theocratic vision for Israel. This neoreligious thrust challenges the former interplay between secular and religious notions, which has served as the basis for Jewish national (i.e., Zionist) education. The article also places the notion of a postsecular emergent society within a particular social and political context, pointing to a broader and much richer phenomenon than hitherto suggested.
Jewish Lens - Beit Hatfutsot Photo Competition
Authors: Beit Hatfutsot
The The Koret International School for Jewish Peoplehood Studies (ISJPS) is dedicated to education that cultivates an informed and active sense of belonging to the Jewish people. To further this vision, ISJPS has partnered with popular international photographer, Zion Ozeri, renowned for photographing the Jewish people and Jewish themes. Together, we have initiated the Jewish Lens @ Beit Hatfutsot Photo Competition.
Thousand-strong Crowd Sees Three Overseas Winners Crowned at Annual "My Family Story" Contest at Museum of the Jewish People
Authors: eJewish Philanthropy
On Friday, June 9, 2017, over 1,000 people lined up at The Museum of Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot, as its Koret International School for Jewish Peoplehood held the 22nd annual international competition to mark the culmination of its flagship project, My Family Story.


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The Relaxer One Rocking Chair by Verner Panton was first released in Germany in 1974 in very limited numbers. Those low production numbers helped create an extremely robust resale market, as demand very much outstripped supply. Enter NORR11, a German-Danish furniture manufacturer, who collaborated with the Panton estate recently to re-release this incredible rocker. Because of the single, sweeping curve – the chair is ergonomically fitted to any body size or posture. But it's really no surprise that the work of Panton is so highly praised (and coveted) – he was one of the top designers to emerge during the "Danish Golden Age". The base is American white oak, and the removable covers are available in top quality fabrics or leather. And here's a clever touch – each chair is individually numbered, so you know you've just bought a future collectable. But not just a shot in the dark – this chair has everything it needs to reach that status: strong history, good design and magnificent comfort. With one luxurious curve, Panton turned a chair into a rocking retreat that you never want to leave. And therein lies the danger.


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Explore Career Services
taking on tele health
Chris Gaur '12
Chris Gaur '12 honed his entrepreneurial skills at Pace, partnering with his friend, Dan Cassidy, and founding the Pace Perk Cafe.
The duo formed a club that was recognized by the Student Development and Campus Activities and qualified for $2,400 in seed money to open a snack bar at Pace's Briarcliff location on April 6, 2010.
The business is still open nightly 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. for Pace students to get together and enjoy drinks and good food.
"To begin, we were honored to have Pace's financial support," he continues. "The business is fully self-sufficient now, paying for its workers, inventory, and marketing. Three years later, the business is still prospering with steady sales increase," notes Gaur. "The brand is strong and the Briarcliff freshmen especially love going there. One of our first milestones was achieving $100,000 in revenue within the first year. Dr. Kathy Winsted was instrumental in mentoring us, and even started a Board of Advisers that oversees the business and provides expert feedback. This helped my team get real-world experience reporting our numbers at monthly meetings while still in college."
In April 2010, around the same time that Pace Perk opened, Gaur also founded the campus chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, a co-ed professional business fraternity.
He has since been appointed the District Director of the chapter, mentoring current collegiate members from the Lubin School of Business.
Despite the success of the Perk and his commitment to Delta Sigma Pi, Gaur sought external corporate and sales experiences. An interest in health and wellness led him to work in sales at New York Sports Club. Later, he joined forces with his brother and formed Vital Care Services, a telehealth company providing remote health monitoring for older adults.
"Today's health care world faces three main priority areas: increase quality, expand access, and reduce cost. Thus, I created Vital Care Services with my brother to address these three areas. After graduation, I knew I wanted to continue to stay close to Pace," he recalls. "I reached out to my Pace network to create service-learning opportunities for students and use technology that we developed in the field. It really fits nicely with the initiatives of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems and College of Health Professions to create interdisciplinary programs within the University. Support from Dean Amar Gupta, Dean Harriet Feldman, and President Stephen Friedman has been instrumental to our partnership."
"I felt comfortable starting Vital Care because of the experience Pace gave me with the Pace Perk," he continues. "I had this idea and Pace fully embraced it in so many ways, and I was able to see it be created and sustained. Because of the Perk, I had the entrepreneurial foundations of writing a business plan, networking skills, performing market research, and more."
Gaur has continued to partner with Pace as Vital Care forges ahead. Vital Care recently won a $100,000 grant from New York City, and has successfully hired seven Pace students; five as technicians to help take readings from older adults, and two graduate RNs to monitor this biometric health information. They received 50 applications for internships.
"We're looking to lower the overall cost of health care and improve the quality of life for older adults. The impetus for starting Vital Care was seeing how technology is really helping in this field," Gaur notes. "This is a great time to develop user-friendly technology. The first thing we did with Pace was the intergenerational computing course with Dr. Jean Coppola. It helped us assess pre-pilot usability and the benefits of technology. We're publishing the research and presenting at a conference this month."
The next steps for Vital Care include further validating the cost savings of telehealth while training future healthcare providers and technicians at the University level. They are implementing projects in Westchester and are interested in hiring more students. Gaur hopes to continue working with Pace to incorporate Vital Care technology into coursework and nursing labs, noting that offering this kind of technology is important to students and helps Pace stay competitive. They've also applied for National Science Foundation grants, developed software, and opened an office in White Plains, N.Y.
Gaur's connection to Pace isn't confined to business; on July 13, 2013, he married alumna Stephanie Moody '13.
"It's so nice to be so connected to Pace, both with the business and personally."
Using his experience opening up an on-campus café, entrepreneur Chris Gaur started a telehealth company, Vital Health Services.
Amoreena
Crispino
From internships at Nickelodeon to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Amoreena Crispino is well on her way to conquering the media world.
For Salil Ahuja '19, being a member of Pace's award-winning Federal Reserve Challenge Team was the experience of a lifetime.
Skopp-Cardillo
Filmmaking runs in the family for Rachel Skopp-Cardillo '20. She's a third generation Pace student on the PLV Campus who just wrapped up working on PaceDocs' Hope in the Dark last year.
Zakiya
Zakiya Sims '18 is a coding wiz with an impressive resume, customizing her academic accomplishments as easily as the HTML and CSS in her old Myspace account. She even landed a job as a software engineer for Disney!
"The first reason why I chose Pace was the world of opportunity," says Danielle Graziano '18. Hear how she landed internships at Warner Music Group, Live Nation, and more!
Alyssa Ortega '20 is a Childhood Education major on the PLV Campus who is deeply passionate about teaching—both as an educator, and a peer. There's one lesson in particular, however, that really changed her perspective.
Argenys
Morban
Argenys Morban '19 is the COO of a nonprofit, a member of Pace's award-winning Fed Team, a Goldman Sachs analyst, and in his spare time? He shreds it on the drum and bass.
"In addition to its ideal location, Pace makes it easier to get a job or internship. They offer numerous resources, such as Career Services, which prepare students for success outside of the classroom."
Sports fan and softball player Tara Bernstein '18 had dreams of pursuing a career in sportscasting. At Pace, she interned at NY1 News, NBC Sports, and the New York Mets. After graduation, she was hired as a field reporter at Verizon Fios 1 News. Talk about a home run!
Nweke
"I believe what sets Pace apart from other universities lies in its diversity, various majors, and tools for success."
Finance major and rising Wall Street star Mason Murray '19 is on the path to some serious success. He's interned for a number of heavy hitters in the industry including JPMorgan, and he recently participated in Goldman Sachs' Pride Summit. This guy's going places!
From interning at IBM to restarting a nonprofit foundation in the Dominican Republic, Rohana Sosa '19 is making the most of her time at Pace.
Economics major Noelle Howard '19 has been busy: she's an Honors College student, Model UN award winner, and—get this—a former competitive ballet dancer. Her ambition is on pointe!
Colella
Joseph Colella '19 founded the Political Science Society to spark more dialogue about politics on campus. Before his grand ambitions at Pace? He was part of the Grand Awkward, a band that's actually on Spotify.
Blake Rozelle '20 has worn many hats: DJ and President of WPAW, YouTuber, PaceDocs filmmaker, small business owner, and much more. What got him started? Making videos with his grandmother.
Abby Fox '19 is all about the NYC experience—and every big opportunity the Big Apple has to offer. That kind of drive brought her work all the way to the desk of Amy Poehler!
Taslim
Tavarez
Intern. Volunteer. Filmmaker. Prestigious award winner. Taslim Tavarez '18, a first-generation student, is making a difference at Pace and around the world.
James Best '18 had his sports journalism dreams come true when he had the opportunity to intern in the NBCSports.com and NBC Olympics newsrooms. After graduation, he landed a full-time job at NBC Sports as a digital editor.
Eiman
Through research, internships, and industry leadership, Eiman Ahmed '18 is well on her way to a bright future in STEM.
Szymanski
Through heavy involvement with student government, Bartek Szymanski has been able to merge his studies and achievements in an unorthodox, yet extremely meaningful way.
DellaSala
BriAnna DellaSala '17 is ready to take her masterful skills in marketing and her flair for fashion to a career in the fashion industry.
Sasha Ariel
Through her recently published children's book and a number of other initiatives, Sasha Ariel Alston is helping to change the face of STEM.
Porretta
Be it a high-stakes race or a patient in need, nursing student Nick Porretta '17 is prepared for anything that may come his way.
DelToro
Pace School of Education student Jamie DelToro '19 turns her own development as a mentor and childhood education major into a way of helping her peers reach their full potential.
Borrero
Amber Borrero '17 made her mark at the marketing company TMPG. In this Q&A, she shares her advice to students and gives an inside look at what it's like to work for an award-winning marketing company.
Cati Amaral '18 injects her heart for helping others into her daily life at Pace, from advocating for students through her roles in the Honors Council and Student Government Association to excelling as a nursing student and resident assistant on the PLV Campus.
"Being in an environment where one day you're working on Sunday Night Football content, and the next day on the Olympics, is actually a dream come true."
Krawsek
From going behind the camera for a live shoot, to seeing the process of building a television project from the ground up, Rachel Krawsek '17 is ready to conquer the production field after interning at Al Roker Entertainment.
Sarah Davis '18 has drawn upon her bond with Professor Leora Trub to produce some truly compelling research, and establish herself as an expert on the evolving digital realities of therapy.
Shahzaib
"I noticed that at Pace University, I have been setting higher goals. When I graduate, I don't want just a job, I want the best of the best."
"Pace gives you the opportunity to stand out. The school really focuses on getting its students on track for the real world. They require you to have internships, ask you what your goals are, and teach you on a different level that stimulates your mind."
Castelblanco
"Far from being only academically focused, Pace offers its students a lot of help in getting internships and on-campus experiences in their field of study."
Katie and Kimberly
Katie and Kimberly Mitts '17 are forever grateful for the lessons, experiences, simulation scenarios, and mentoring they have received along their Pace Path.
Communication Studies and Film and Screen Studies double major Joshua Lovell '18 took his love of leadership to new heights last summer after he was selected to participate in the highly prestigious Hesselbein Global Leadership Summit.
From pitching a Pace partnership with Lyft to completing a summer internship at Comcast, Julian Alston '18 is preparing to conquer the business world while taking in all that the PLV Campus has to offer.
"Pace has given me a real edge. We have clinical placements early, and we work in the field and in labs far more than what's required for licensing. That's where so much of the learning is, and I'm there."
Posner
Balancing internships, travel, class, and leadership roles may be a challenge for some, but for Seidenberg student Ava Posner '18 , she knows it is her code to success for rising to the top as a woman in technology and landing a job at a leading startup after graduation.
McManus
Hilary McManus '15 shares her story of inspiration, her academic successes, and how Pace helped her on her journey to become a pediatric audiologist.
Global marketing student Nicholas Casanova '16 combines his passion for politics and skills in marketing to make a difference in his community and for his fellow classmates.
Through seeking out volunteer work and extensive research into the non-profit sector, Ali Phelan '18 is making a positive impact both at home and abroad.
Vinona
Rugova
From managing one of Pace's student-run business to interning at GroupM, Vinona Rugova is getting down to business.
W. Paul
Law student W. Paul Alvarez '16 is in the classroom, in the courtroom, and making a difference in the lives of immigrants thanks to his experience at Pace Law School's Immigration Justice Clinic.
Scholarships and prestigious awards have enabled political science and peace and justice studies student Jessie Meredith '16 to travel around the world and back again in pursuit of a career in urban planning and peace and justice.
Arts and entertainment management and quantitative business analysis double major James Park '17 gets down to business in the classroom. But in his residence hall, he's working on the perfect recipe to land his dream career as a television food personality.
Kristin Stein '15, '17 discusses how transferring to Pace during her junior year—her third school as an undergraduate—turned out to be just the right fit for her.
Boustany Jost
Film, Television, Voice-overs, and Commercials (FTVC) student Noura Boustany Jost '18 is well on her way to becoming a force in the motion picture business. After just two years at Pace, she's already produced, written, directed, and starred in her own Screen Actors Guild (SAG)-approved film.
Andre Arias '18 discusses how a gift from a family member propelled him into a world of possibilities in communications, and how the right planning and experiential learning can get students ahead.
Elliana
Gianacopoulos
Elliana Gianacopoulos '18 conducts medical research, leads the Pre-Professional Medical Society on campus, and spends her days volunteering in hospitals and medical programs across New York City all with one goal in mind: to help others in need.
Rinosa
During his undergraduate career at Pace, Marc Rinosa '17 has challenged the conventions of the business world, learned from a professor who knows Beyoncé, and has strived to establish recruitment channels for diverse and underrepresented students on campus.
Vecchione
"I've found that I've had a ton of support at Pace, and being a woman in computer science hasn't deterred me in any way."
Washington. Brussels. Tirana. Studying at Pace doesn't mean you have to stay in New York. With his prestigious grants and internships, finance student Anthony J. Leo '15 shows how Pace can turn you into a globetrotter.
Gentilella
"I definitely wanted an education along with pursuing my acting career, and Pace allows for me to have both in my life."
One year after launch, the founders of the booming Pace Mart talk about their success, the obstacles they faced to get there, and the invaluable lessons they learned along the way.
"As a student who has dreamed of being a teacher since the first grade, I was looking for a strong and intense education program. Pace offered a combined five-year degree program where I would be able to receive both my bachelor's and master's degrees in five years."
Commercial dance student and a winner of the 2014-2015 Ted and Pat Levine Proof of Concept Entrepreneurship Initiative Juliette Nieves '15 is getting down to business to pursue a passion that pays.
Lemus
Pace student Giovanni "Gio" Lemus '16 knows what it's like to live passionately and with purpose. He shares his thoughts on the importance of getting involved, planning for the future, and inspiring the next generation.
From New York to Los Angeles to Rio, Carolyn Phillips' internship with Special Olympics New York and passion for volunteering and the Olympics is changing her life one game at a time.
"[The Performing Arts Department] is absolutely incredible. It's why I came to Pace."
"I knew how to make clothes, I needed to know accounting, marketing, and all the things fashion school leaves out."
McCatty
Communication Studies student Alanna McCatty is funding her entire Pace education through merit and outside scholarships and shares her tips for landing scholarships, internships, and other opportunities at Pace.
Entrepreneurship student Amit Shah '16 manages his classes and his own business as the CEO of an international niche staffing company.
"I always felt that I had to build my life, and the only way to do that was to put myself out there, starting with the resources at Pace."
Ossipov
Thanks to his Pace education, Army veteran and information technology student James Ossipov '15 is on the front lines of fighting cybercrime, one mobile phone at a time.
Czirr
"Though Teaching Fellows places you at a school, I was lucky to get placed at Pace. The School of Education has been really supportive and really helpful."
Minneo
"Everything that you put in to Pace, that is what you're going to get out of it."
"I took full advantage of the opportunities offered here at Pace. We have one of the top internship/co-op programs in the nation."
"When you put a child's education in my hands, I'm basically saying 'I'm going to prepare them for you, lawyers; I'm going to prepare them for you, doctors...' They have to go through me first. And it's a really big responsibility."
Oluwabukola
Oyalabu
Oluwabukola Oyalabu '16 revisits her childhood roots while helping build playgrounds and teaching children the value of sustainability through her Wilson Center Summer Funded Internship at the Trust for Public Land.
"Pace has a very special program that not every school has. Your senior year at Pace you do a preceptorship, which means that rather than go to the hospital in a clinical group…you're one-on-one with a nurse."
Borgella
"How many times do you have two campuses in the same school?" she says. "At any other school I couldn't do that."
Paskowski
"I chose Pace for its reputable nursing program and was able to have the chance to play Division II Soccer. Not many athletic programs allow student-athletes to pursue a career in nursing while being an athlete but I was lucky to find Pace."
Gray Page
"Winning the Pace Business Plan Competition means that I'm on the right track. It's exciting and it's validation—that I wasn't completely crazy for taking a risk and quitting my corporate job to pursue 50ROOTS.com."
"What keeps me here is definitely the faculty. Early on, I developed a good working relationship with the faculty at Pace and, on top of that, got a good scholarship."
Agbulos
"Being with other students who are just as passionate about these issues…besides being eye-opening, was also a wake-me-up moment."
"I don't see myself as a success story yet. I'm more of a rough draft of what I expect myself to do later in life."
Kyeong Hun (Christopher)
Kang '14
"I knew that I wanted an experience that was not only extraordinary, but life changing."
"I chose Pace because they had an outstanding reputation and the Lubin School of Business had so much to offer incoming undecided freshmen."
Avni
Kumar
"Career Services was a huge part of me starting off my internships with DeedCast and Sony Corp."
Theriault
"Career Services is one of the best services Pace has to offer. I'm not saying that because I worked there. I worked there because of that."
Moroney
"The experience that has helped enhance my career development and goals has been the support I received from Pace University as a whole. It changed my entire life."
Emerich
"It isn't uncommon for students with internships to become hired by the company once the internship ends. I was fortunate enough to have this scenario become a reality for me."
Szarka
"I feel like I've gotten so much from Pace and my mentor teachers. I'm ready to do this."
Buzzell
"From the moment I came to New York City, I was determined that I would take advantage of everything the city and Pace had to offer. I followed my passion and Dyson was instrumental in helping me figure out how to get where I wanted to go."
"Being an intern while a student means having the freedom to feel secure enough to take professional risks and to explore sectors that you might not have considered as a full-time career choice post-graduation."
"I've been able to apply what I've learned in the classroom to my internships."
"I was inspired to apply to Pace University after seeing a presentation on the Pace Pitch Contest. It is incredible how almost four years later, I have competed in the competition and came in first place."
"I've had opportunities [at Pace] that I don't think I would've have had at another school."
Akdemir
"I applied to Pace University because I was advised that the School of Education was fabulous and had a great relationship with RCC and that my credits would transfer over very smoothly… I am happy I made the decision to come to Pace."
"Many of my peers are already chief PAs in their departments. This reflects on the caliber of the program at Pace that teaches character, leadership, and knowledge."
"I wouldn't be involved in so much if I didn't love the school; I think it's so amazing how much we're able to offer students at our University."
Neurauter
"I feel that I have an edge over other students throughout the country. The extensive marketing classes I have taken have truly helped me talk intelligently about my field when interviewing and discussing aspects of the business."
"Pace has shown a real commitment to my professional development. I've been given the tools to figure out not only what I'd like to do as a profession, but who I'd like to be as a person."
"The work that I did with Seidenberg Creative Labs and [Professor] Hill while I was at Pace was instrumental in my professional life. It was invaluable to work with real-world clients."
"The professors build you up to become a leader, not a follower. They helped me a lot to be autonomous."
"The Media and Communication Video Arts program at Pace University really helped prepare me for life in the very competitive production industry. Coming in, I knew nothing about production, but I learned everything I needed to know, and now I'm an associate producer."
Mendez
"I work hard doing what I like to do, which is helping people and communities. If you're passionate about something, you should go for it… The best thing about being a Pace student is when you work hard, it all pays off."
"I feel that Pace is a school that prepares its students. I'm really glad I took advantage of all the opportunities it afforded me."
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"I was accepted into Vanderbilt, but Pace was my first choice because it has such incredible opportunities. I wouldn't be able to get those opportunities in Dauphin Island. Between conflict analysis research and Model UN, I really think that Pace was the perfect choice for me."
"Most students don't get involved in research until their junior year, but at Pace I was able to engage in research at the end of my freshman year, beginning of sophomore year."
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"I am very grateful for the opportunities I've received through my Pace education. I realize how an education can change your life. From my marketing undergraduate degree to my MPA in non-profit management, everything I've learned at Pace has helped me get to where I am now."
Janelle Wallace '14 aspired to work in the television and film industry. Now, as a graduate student in educational technology, she will have the distinction of publishing in only her first year of graduate study.
Rumit
From architecture to entrepreneurship, Rumit Mehta used his MBA in International Business to found one of National Geographic's top "50 Tours of a Lifetime."
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"How many people can be in school and say they can work at some of the biggest corporations in not even just America, but the world? It's just crazy to think that coming here as an 18-year-old girl who just wanted to be in New York, my dreams are honestly coming true."
Sternik
"I think that what sets Pace apart is that we know when to study, and we know when to have fun. That balance of working with and enjoying your time with the team, and studying as much as you can, is what makes us great and won us the Lloyd Bromberg Teamwork Award."
"The best thing about the program is that it is very involved and very one-on-one, personal. It really helped me figure out what it is that I want to do."
Kelleher
"I chose to study abroad to immerse myself in a place that is unfamiliar to me, to reflect on my education in America, and to see what other institutions have to offer. Receiving the Gilman Scholarship is a true blessing and I can't wait to share my experience with my fellow Pace students."
Kazinec
"After four years of part-time jobs, internships at leading companies, … and a full load of classes—all while maintaining a GPA above 3.5 in the Honors College—my hard work has finally paid off... I have been offered a position at a leading media and marketing company."
Zanjani
"Every year I've gotten an internship through Pace University. They've been my guidance and my support in my career development here."
Steet
"After only a semester at Pace University in the master's in Media and Communication Arts program, I landed an internship in the Public Relations Department at Revlon, Inc., one of the world's top leading makeup brands, in their Manhattan office."
"There is a huge advantage when you are coming to school at Pace, and specifically Lubin, because your internship opportunities are endless."
Elsey
"Instead of just having lectures in class and going through the textbooks and Powerpoints, Lubin professors really stress the importance of going out to NYC and for us to get a really good handle of what it is to be a young professional within the Hospitality and Tourism industry."
Kristhy
"Every finance company is here in New York, accounting companies, so I thought there are a lot of opportunities here. The companies are constantly coming to Pace to recruit, to look for, students."
"I came to Lubin primarily because Pace just has this rich history within accounting. The faculty at Lubin have been stupendous."
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Nouri
"Being in NYC, all of the students who attend Pace have so many opportunities presented to them. Several of my internships and job opportunities, I've been able to leave Pace and it's been a 10 minute walk away from the University."
Cailan
"One of the best parts of this program is that you're here, you're in the middle of it. You can do a workshop or a reading and go to school, and take literally what you learned in the classroom and apply it that night."
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Rajan
"Pace University has given me a solid nursing foundation and a diverse range of invaluable experiences, from ICU preceptorships to working at the Henry Street Settlement…. I am truly grateful and proud to be an alumna of the Lienhard School of Nursing."
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Matthew Knell has spent the last 14+ years designing, developing, marketing, and strategizing at some of the most well-known brands in the country: About.com, AOL, CafeMom, Scholastic, JetBlue, and Viacom.
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Marin Milio
"We dreamed about this in college, we made it come true, and we love what we do. Pace gave both of us a well-rounded base, and we're using those skills every day in all aspects of the business… Our roots are at Pace and if it wasn't for Pace, we wouldn't be here."
Kandl
"When I was a high school student and touring Pleasantville, the Seidenberg academic adviser told me about the program and Pace's affiliation with the DoD. I came to Pace because of the program and the scholarships it offers."
Vadhan
"As a girl who has always had big dreams, Pace has given me the opportunities to make them come true."
"Pace in general has really fostered a lot of work ethic and career opportunities for me that I don't know if I would have had at other schools. I'm finally starting to see my high school dreams come true. I owe a lot to Dr. Mandel."
"Most other schools don't do a five-year program. I saw some schools, but Pace was so much better. You could see that students got jobs after they graduated from Pace."
"That internship gave me the experience that led me to McGraw-Hill. I was more confident after that internship."
Lemmey
"I've spoken to other people that are in different nursing programs, and Pace has a very rigorous program, which makes it stand out from the rest. I feel extremely confident that my education at Pace has prepared me for the NCLEX and beginning my career."
These experiences have greatly influenced my future career plans because I learned that I do not want to be just 'a number' in a corporation but I want to matter in the output of the company that I work for.
Cherian
"It's really taking what I'm learning in the textbook and what I'm doing on the job and tying it all together. It's an integration of the two. I've always studied business and IT separately, so to see how they tie together is something that's huge for me now."
Embrey
"Because the faculty at Pace is amazing and they're working in the industry, it doesn't feel like there's a glass wall between myself and a professional career in the performing arts. If I keep putting in the hard work and making connections, it's going to happen."
"I fell in love with Pace. UNC only gives its first 10 veterans full aid and then covers 20% of the cost of attendance. Pace gives 100%."
Hatsue
"Pace allows education majors to have fieldwork experience earlier than many other universities, and it is also one of a few schools that uses the Avatar TeachLivE™ Lab where education majors can practice their classroom skills in a realistic simulation."
"I chose Pace because I already had a family at the computer science school before I came in. It was the type of community that I wanted to spend my time in."
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Taking his childhood passion for toy and LEGO building to the next level, Seidenberg student Josué Vicioso talks about the Seidenberg Creative Labs, his work with the video game inspired adventure gym Exerblast, and more!


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[ISEA2019] Artists Statement: JoAnn Kuchera-Morin, Gustavo Rincon, Kon Hyong Kim & Andrès Cabrera – ETHERIAL: Quantum Form from the Virtual to the Material
Virtual Reality, Computers, 3D glasses, HTC VIVE, stereo projectors, stereo speakers, dimensions variable.
The nature and behavior of matter and energy on the atomic or subatomic level, quantum physics, lends to its ethereal nature, gossamer wings, those substances that are immutable however untouchable. To touch the untouchable, to understand and know what is real but cannot be seen and to experience it; to truly experience immateriality as substance, form, and shape that is dynamic, transformative and truly alive, constantly changing but continually unchanged, the vibration of waveforms intermingling as one form, one shape one spirit, into a myriad of forms.
Etherial will bring the quantum form into the material, through virtual reality, spatial augmented reality and material form. The work will consist of both virtual reality and spatial augmented, a completely immersive VR space that will allow viewers to interact with the virtual world of quantum mechanics in real time through a physically rendered sculpture that will be tracked with gestural sensors. Etherial can also be interactively viewed un-embodied through VR headsets. Two controllers into a completely immersive VR space that will allow performers to sculpt quantum mechanics in real time in total synchrony with one another and the virtual environment that they control.
In keeping with the theme of "LUX", the quantum, revealed, the hydrogen- like atom combinations feature light-emitting wave function combinations that move toward the science of the phenomenon, while the quantum, suggests the ethereal nature of spirit in the form of light, ETHERIAL/IMMUTABLE – to touch the untouchable.
Lead Artist: Composer, Dr. JoAnn Kuchera-Morin, creator of Etherial, is Director and Chief Scientist of the AlloSphere Research Facility and Professor of Media Arts and Technology and Music, in the California NanoSystems Institute at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). Her research focuses on creative computational systems, content, and facilities design. Her 35 years of experience in digital media research led to the creation of a multi-million dollar sponsored research program for the University of California—the Digital Media Innovation Program. She was Chief Scientist of the Program from 1998 to 2003. The culmination of her creativity and research is the AlloSphere, a 30-foot diameter, 3-story high metal cylinder inside an echo-free cube, designed for immersive/interactive scientific/artistic investigation of multi-dimensional data sets. allosphere.ucsb.edu
Gustavo Rincon, Media Artist, Sculptor, Graphics Immersive Artist, Creator of the material-rendered sculpture: Gustavo Alfonso Rincon is educated as an architect, visual artist and currently is a PhD student in the Graduate Program in the Media Arts and Technology (MAT) at UCSB, and a member of the AlloSphere Research Group. He holds Masters Degrees in Architecture/Urban Design from UCLA as well as a Masters in Fine Arts from the California Institute of the Arts. w2.mat.ucsb.edu/grincon
Kon Hyong Kim, Graphics Researcher/Artist, Calibration, Spatial Augmented Reality (SAR) Research, Creator of the SAR Installation Environment. Kon Hyong Kim is currently a PhD student in the MAT and a member of the AlloSphere Research Group. Kim's research focuses on the analysis and application of modern graphics rendering and calibration techniques and the integration of SAR and VR technologies.
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Andrès Cabrera, Distributed Multimedia Software Design, AlloSphere Media Systems Engineer, AlloSphere Research Facility, University of California Santa Barbara, PhD in Music Technology, Queen's University Belfast, Belfast, Ireland, Cabrera's expertise includes 3D spatial audio and multimedia systems design. allosphere.ucsb.edu/html/people.html


Spend 6 splendid days exploring the best-known attractions of south Iceland. Visit the geysers, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes of the Golden Circle, bathe in the famous milky blue water of the Blue Lagoon, and survey the majestic south coast of Iceland. On your final full day, you have the chance to design your own adventure by embarking on a thrilling optional activity or enjoying a relaxing day in Reykjavik. This tour takes you to the countryside during the days while you enjoy the convenience of being based in Reykjavik in the evenings.
Today is up to you! You could choose to join an exciting optional activity like snorkeling in the Silfra fissure at Þingvellir National Park, or riding a stocky and adorable Icelandic horse, or even venturing inside a volcano. Other options include enjoying a whale watching tour, riding an ATV on rugged tracks, sightseeing high above in a helicopter and exploring an ice tunnel by going Into the Glacier.


I set out to build a suit with 600 LEDs on it that would flash and light up to be anything of my choosing.
Everyone loves colorful flashing lights. With the development of LEDs, these lights can be smaller than ever. It only makes sense to start putting them on things, such as your clothing!
The LED Suit made it's debut on ESPN for the Miami vs Ohio State Game.


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omaha snowfall 2019 2020
As far as long term temperatures are concerned, I still believe that January and February will be somewhat mild as a whole especially without a thick snowpack built up from December. After a relatively mild start, we will warm up quickly Tuesday! On average, Omaha sees 19.7 inches for the season as of today (Feb. 20)... which we have now more than doubled. Near or just below the average snowfall of 6" per month is what I expect each of those months. (WOWT) By Rusty Lord. More wind likely this weekend. Short term temperature trends into the middle of January suggest the western half of the country will be below average and the eastern half above. Plentiful sunshine returns Thursday, with highs in the low to mid-70s! Orange = Chance of a Winter Storm. There are data and descriptions here of how many days it snows and the total amount of snowfall that Omaha usually gets. All the other numbers are long-term historical averages based on weather data gathered from 1981 to 2010 at Omaha's Eppley Airfield. ), Home | Privacy & Cookies | Contact | About. With the map linked here, and the supporting reports below it, you can keep tabs on how much has fallen. Average is roughly 26-32 inches across the area, but I think the best odds fall in the 32- to 40-inch snowfall range for this coming season. This is the temperatures outlook for the middle of the month (Jan. 13-19). The second half of January does have the potential for arctic air to dislodge and move south if the polar vortex were to weaken some. As of Tuesday afternoon, Eta is making landfall over northeastern Nicaragua as a Category 4 hurricane. Similarly in January, fresh snowfall in the heaviest years amounts to over 7.4 inches, while the lightest years get two inches or less. Terms | The center of many, but not all, of the arctic air masses likely steer to our east, though, and are much more of a concern for the eastern half of the country when they do dive in from the north. High clouds will gradually decrease throughout the day Wednesday, with temperatures in the upper 70s! © SnowChance 2020. March 2021. This page pulls together information on when, how much and how often Omaha, Nebraska has snow. German; English; French; Italian; United States | Omaha, Nebraska. Snow Chance Legend. Of January or February, no one remaining month sticks out as being snowier than the other. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. 2020 Iowa and Nebraska Winter Weather Awareness Day November 5th (PDF) ... As snow and/or ice reports come into the NWS (you can email reports to nws.omaha@noaa.gov or Tweet to @NWSOmaha), we will pass them on here. New snow for February ranges from at least nine inches in heavy snowfall years to no more than three inches in light years. Sustained winds were 140 mph as of 1 PM CST, with gusts up to 175 mph! Toggle navigation Snow Chance. We ended up with 2.2" of snow for the month, a good 4" less than average. Most days of snowfall in Omaha leave just a skiff, amounting to less than an inch, of fresh snow on the ground. Initial snowfall reports, after a blizzard moved east out of Nebraska late Saturday, indicated that 6 to 10 inches of new snow had fallen in the Omaha metro area. Let's see how the numbers looked and check out what the rest of winter may have in store. US Dept of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Weather Service Omaha/Valley, NE 6707 North 288th Street Valley, NE 68064-9443 Global Summary of the Month and Year, Version 1.0. Occasionally the snow starts landing as early as October. Expected conditions (temperature and humidity) are too close to predict the type of precipitation. It's tough to get above that 26-34" (average) range when one-third of meteorological winter has so little snowfall. December 2020. The pattern does favor frequent temperature swings as we get grazed by bouts of Arctic air. 1981-2010 U.S. Rusty's 2019-2020 Winter Outlook — UPDATED! Snowstorms of over five inches a day normally occur once a year. Chance is a prediction of how ideal the conditions are for a storm to enter the region. December's temperatures ended up over 6 degrees above average making for a mild month but it wasn't even a top 20 warm December. All the other numbers are long-term historical averages based on weather data gathered from 1981 to 2010 at Omaha's Eppley Airfield. With highs warming into the 80s this afternoon, daily records have been broken in Omaha, Norfolk, and Lincoln. These averages don't show how much the snowfall in Omaha varies from year to year. SnowChance calculates the likelihood of a Winter Storm entering a region on a specific day. We just came off of a December that featured very little snow … The first set of monthly snow totals are averages for 2010 to 2019. For about one-third of winter days, Omaha has at least an inch of snow on the ground. November 2020. (Data Access. Eta making landfall over Nicaragua Tuesday afternoon as a Category 4 hurricane, See what Rusty predicted for winter back in November. About; Help; Language. Climate Normals. January 2021. About | Red = … Rusty's Morning Forecast - The great weather keeps on coming. May result in Rain, Snow, or Sleet. In December, for instance, one in four years totals seven inches or more of snow. Highest Daily Snowfall at Omaha Each Year, Precipitation Averages for Places in Nebraska. The next two tables list monthly and yearly totals for amount of snow and how many days it snows at least 0.1 inches (0.25 centimetres). But major blizzards that dump ten inches or more in one day are not normal here. Contact Us | Plus there's information on when Omaha can expect the first and last snowfalls of the season. — NWS Omaha (@NWSOmaha) January 22, 2020 AccuWeather is expecting 1-2 inches of snow between 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday. Our average highs for this time of year are in the mid-50s. Global Summary of the Month and Year, Version 1.0. Rusty's 2019-2020 Winter Outlook — UPDATED! FTP. Copyright © 2020 Current Results Publishing Ltd. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. The stretch of well above-average high temperatures continues through the rest of the workweek and into the weekend! Mostly clear skies take us into tonight, with lows dropping back into the 40s. The first snowfall of winter for Omaha usually arrives in November. Snow mostly accumulates during January. December will … Jay Lawrimore, Ron Ray, Scott Applequist, Bryant Korzeniewski, Matthew Menne. Omaha is normally free of snow every year from May to September. If you're curious, at this same time last year, we were sitting at 13.1 inches of snow at Eppley for the season, 6.2 inches of which had fallen in February. We just came off of a December that featured very little snow and warmer than average temps. %siteName% Products: HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK: … A warmer start to the day Tuesday will turn into one with near record warmth this afternoon. Help. Blue = Chance of a Snow Storm. February 2021. About once every three or four years, it also snows in April. Another 25 percent of years receive less than 2.9 inches for the month. There are also monthly and yearly counts of the days that the city normally has heavy snowstorms and deep snow accumulated on the ground. With highs warming into the 80s this afternoon, daily records have been broken in Omaha, Norfolk, and Lincoln! While the month didn't play out as expected, I still believe it will be the driver for the rest of our winter and determined just how our winter will play out as a whole. February will likely be the colder of the two months. We're back into the 70s, with Omaha trying to tie the daily record high of 76 degrees set in 1909. There will still be bouts of cold or arctic air but the duration of those is likely to be fairly short. We stay mild all evening long, perfect weather if you're still heading to the polls. After falling short of a record high yesterday, we'll stay well short of one today while warming just as much. Overall, above average temps appear to be the story for January with temps closer to or just below average for February. Chance of Snow Storms for Omaha, Nebraska covering the 2020-2021 Snow Season. Privacy | Plentiful sunshine returns Thursday, with highs in the low to mid-70s! Chance, either low or high, is not a direct prediction of rain, snow, or sleet. Chance of Snow Storms this Winter Season . For nine days a year on average, the amount of new snow totals at least an inch. Incredible warmth today across the metro, setting a new record high of 80 degrees (so far)! We started Wednesday with temperatures in the 40s and 30s (coldest northwest of the Metro), but highs have rebounded nicely this afternoon! We'll likely trend closer to average (Low: 13; High:33) during this stretch in the metro. The season's last snowfall most often happens in March. Typically, on six days in January and another three in December and in February, the snow covering Omaha gets to five or more inches deep. The first set of monthly snow totals are averages for 2010 to 2019. A little chilly later tonight, but the warmth likely last for much of the week! Published: Jan. 6, 2020 at 9:07 AM CST. The overall lack of snowfall in December likely now means the odds are tilted toward below-average snowfall for the season as a whole. 2016. 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Q: Product of compact sets is compact proof I am trying to prove that the product of two compact sets is also compact. Here is what I have.
Let $X$ and $Y$ be compact. Let $\{G_{\lambda}\}_{\lambda\in\Lambda}$ be an open cover for $X\mathopen\times Y$. Then $$X\mathopen\times Y\subset\bigcup_{\lambda\in\Lambda}G_{\lambda}.$$ We know that the compactness of $Y$ implies the compactness of $\{x\}\mathopen\times Y$ for any fixed $x\in X$. Therefore we have a finite subcover for $\{x\}\mathopen\times Y$ giving, $$\{x\}\mathopen\times Y\subset\bigcup_{i=1}^{n\mathopen{}\left(x\right)}G_{\lambda_{i\mathopen{}\left(x\right)}}^x,$$ for some suitable choice of $\lambda_{1\mathopen{}\left(x\right)},\dots,\lambda_{n\mathopen{}\left(x\right)}$. Since $$X\mathopen\times Y=\bigcup_{x\in X}\{x\}\mathopen\times Y\subset\bigcup_{x\in X}\bigcup_{i=1}^{n\mathopen{}\left(x\right)}G_{\lambda_{i\mathopen{}\left(x\right)}}^x$$ and $X$ is compact, $$X\mathopen\times Y\subset\bigcup_{j=1}^m\bigcup_{i=1}^{n\mathopen{}\left(x_j\right)}G_{\lambda_{i\mathopen{}\left(x_j\right)}}^{x_j},$$ for some $x_1,\dots,x_m$. This is a finite subcover (?).
Is this proof correct? The part I am most uncertain about is the last step. Thanks.

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Indonesian small business IT spending reached $1.6 bln in 2005
The small business segment in Thailand and Indonesia invested a total of $1.3 bln and $1.
By ZDNet Editors for IT Facts | January 15, 2006 -- 07:10 GMT (23:10 PST) | Topic: Asean
The small business segment in Thailand and Indonesia invested a total of $1.3 bln and $1.6 bln in IT, respectively, in the last 12 months. The context for this commitment to IT investment is a dramatic growth in GDP. Robust domestic demand resulted in a growth rate of 6.3% for ASEAN countries 2004. Following the 1997 economic crisis, this is the second highest annual GDP growth, behind only the 6.7% achieved in 2000. It compares with a global GDP growth of 5.1%, and comes amidst a sharp increase in international oil prices and outbreaks of avian flu. Another factor is that ASEAN governments have recognized that the success in promoting small and medium businesses (SMBs) is critical to long-term sustainable economic growth. SMBs drive 40% and 57% of the country's GDP in Thailand and Indonesia, respectively, and are each country's largest source of jobs. Both countries' governments have actively helped SMBs use technology to enhance competition. From 2004 to 2009, investment in IT is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of over 20% for Thailand and Indonesia small businesses, AMI Partners reported.
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Mitsubishi Electric says hackers did not obtain sensitive information about defense contracts.
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Operation Goldfish Alpha reduces cryptojacking across Southeast Asia by 78%
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Scientists at the US Department of Agriculture placed a small group of postmenopausal women on a low magnesium diet where they received 101 mg of the mineral daily for the first 78 days of the 136 day long study; this amount is a third of the RDA. After 78 days they were supplemented with 200mg of magnesium unless changes in heart rhythm forced them to supplement earlier. The women ranged in age from 47 to 75y.
During the low magnesium phase of the diet 39% of the women developed changes in their heart rhythm and they were moved into the supplemented phase of the study early to make them replete (reverse of deplete) in magnesium; they could only stay 42 to 64 days on low magnesium instead of 78 days. In fact 23% of the total group of women developed atrial fibrillation and flutter that quickly reversed back to normal with magnesium supplementation. Blood sugar levels and insulin resistance increased when magnesium levels dropped. The study is published in the April 2007 issue of the Journal of the American College of Nutrition.
Men were placed on each of 3 diets that offered different levels of protein; 125% of the RDA, 94%, and 63%. The men were younger (21-43 y) or older (63-79y) and they stayed on each diet for 18 days. Independent of the men?s age, having the higher level of protein decreased their hunger and this was not due to feeling fuller. The conclusion is that men who do not have an adequate protein intake have a change in appetite that may increase their appetite. The researchers were from various department s at Purdue University and their study is published in the June 2007 issue of The Journal of Nutrition.


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Drake University and Broadlawns Medical Center to build new medical clinic
A new Broadlawns clinic on University Avenue will serve the public and Drake students
Residents of the Drake neighborhood and members of the Drake University community will soon have a convenient location to receive primary care, urgent care, and mental health services. Today, Drake University announced it is entering a long-term lease agreement on property it owns at 29th Street and University Avenue with Broadlawns Medical Center. Broadlawns will construct a 12,000 sq. ft. medical clinic on the property. Construction will begin in May 2022 with a completion date scheduled for August 2023.
The clinic will be open to the general public and accessible to Drake University students and employees. The project is intended to help solve two issues: fill a gap in primary care providers in the community and expand Drake University's student health services.
"The Broadlawns Community Clinic at Drake on University Avenue will benefit the broad Des Moines and immediate campus communities," said Drake University President Marty Martin. "The clinic will increase the medical services readily available to Drake students while also providing neighborhood residents a convenient place to access care."
Services available at the clinic will include family medicine, urgent care, mental health, and a rotation of specialties. Patients will be able to schedule routine visits such as wellness exams and vaccinations, as well as be seen for non-emergent, acute illnesses, and injuries. As a public healthcare provider, Broadlawns accepts patients with Medicaid and Medicare health coverage, as well as those with commercial insurance.
Martin and other Drake University leaders chose Broadlawns as the school's partner for the clinic after a competitive bid process.
"Broadlawns' mission of building a healthy community through the delivery of accessible, cost-effective, and high-quality patient care aligns with Drake University's inspiration statement: Together we transform lives and strengthen communities," said Martin. "Through our partnership with Broadlawns, we continue to prove our commitment to putting these words into action."
"With a new community clinic located in the Drake neighborhood, Broadlawns is furthering its mission of ensuring access to high quality, affordable health care for our community," said Karl Vilums, interim president and CEO of Broadlawns Medical Center. "We are proud to partner with Drake on an initiative that will strengthen the health of our community for many years to come."
Increasing access to healthcare in central Iowa is the first priority listed in the latest Central Iowa Community Health Needs Assessment, a report prepared annually by the Des Moines area's three largest health systems. The Drake neighborhood is part of the only medically underserved area in Polk County, according to the U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration.
"Residents of the Drake neighborhood need improved access to medical and mental healthcare," said Wayne Ford, Drake alumnus, Drake neighborhood resident, former Iowa state legislator, Broadlawns community consultant, and founder of Urban Dreams. "I applaud the leaders of both Broadlawns Medical and Drake University as they have forged a visionary partnership between a private university and a public healthcare organization to provide access to healthcare in the core of our great city. This is yet another example of how much can be accomplished when we all work together to address the needs of our community."
Currently, Drake students receive medical treatment and mental health services through Broadlawns Medical Center at the American Republic Student Health Center on the Drake campus. The student health and counseling facility serves approximately 908 patients per year with 2,720 patient visits. The Broadlawns clinic will replace that facility, which will be converted to another use.
About Drake University
Drake University is a midsize, private university in Des Moines, Iowa, enrolling nearly 3,000 undergraduate and more than 1,800 graduate students. Students choose from over 70 majors, minors, and concentrations and 20 graduate degrees offered through six colleges and schools. Drake students, faculty, and staff take advantage of the wealth of cultural, recreational, and business opportunities found in Iowa's capital city. In return, Drake enriches the city through its own cultural offerings, considerable economic impact, and many service-learning endeavors, which channel the talent and energy of the Drake students toward meeting the needs of the community.
About Broadlawns
Broadlawns Medical Center is a nonprofit healthcare organization that ensures our community is provided high quality healthcare that is coordinated, compassionate and cost‐effective. The Broadlawns campus includes an acute care hospital, primary and specialty care clinics, urgent care and emergency services, lab, radiology, dentistry, crisis services, inpatient, outpatient, and community-based mental healthcare. Broadlawns accepts all forms of insurance, and its approach to healthcare and quality outcomes earned a Level 3 rating from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), the highest achievable status for a medical delivery model.
Broadlawns takes a leadership position in teaching the next generation of healthcare professionals through its residency and fellowship programs. In 1971, it became one of the first fully accredited Family Medicine Residency programs in the Midwest and has curricula designed to meet all requirements of the residency review committee of the ACGME. Broadlawns offers fellowship training in foot and ankle trauma. In July 2018, Broadlawns and UnityPoint Health – Des Moines began jointly administering a Psychiatry Residency program. To learn more, please visit www.broadlawns.org.
SJMC Monday Memo | Sept. 20, 2021
Book signing event with Gary Porter author of 'Griff: My Life as Drake's Top Dog'


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CONTESSA BREWER: Why is there so much secrecy surrounding last month's Israeli air strike inside Syria? Leaders from both nations acknowledge that it happened, but they won't say much else. In fact, remember President Bush during that news conference? He wouldn't say anything about it either. The New York Times reports that Israeli fighter jets did successfully strike a nuclear facility that was still under construction. Possibly Syria was getting help from North Korea.
Even if a Syrian installation was hit, was it Iran's nuclear program that was the real target? Let's bring in MSNBC military analyst Retired U.S. Army General Barry McCaffrey and terrorism expert Steve Emerson. Nice to see you both today.
General, let me begin with you. Would it be possible that the United States sees what Israel did, supports it, in order to send a message to Iran?
GEN. BARRY MCCAFFREY: I sure hope not. You know, I think the Israelis had a different context. Their survival is directly at stake. I think probably hitting that site was a good signal to the Syrians they won't tolerate a nuclear program that close. In terms of our relations with the Iranians, I think it would be unadulterated foolishness to think that a direct military strike, or one we tolerated by the Israelis against Iran couldn't achieve the same results and would probably invite retaliation that we wouldn't like, such as closing the Persian Gulf. So not a lot to be learned in terms of U.S. policy toward Iran.
BREWER: Syria, Steve, has signed a nuclear non-proliferation treaty, but it is allowed to pursue nuclear technology in order to get electricity. So isn't a strike against a nuclear facility inside Syria, will that just contribute to more instability broadly throughout the Middle East?
STEVEN EMERSON: Well, probably not, actually, because as you noted, the whole strike was conducted in total silence, not one peep out of the Arab world even protested, because they realize that a nuclearized Syria is much more of a danger than anyone could imagine. So there's a real incentive to keep these weapons out of Syria's hands on the part of the Israelis, as Barry pointed out, because of their survival, but also because of the concern for the security of the Arab states. I think Israel's preemptive strike, you know, was totally justified and – but I'd also say there's a message there for Iran, not that it could be replicated, because the sites are much more dispersed and subterranean.
BREWER: So General, why keep it a secret then? If they were really gonna take out any sort of nuclear capabilities that Syria might be pursuing, why keep that a secret?
MCCAFFREY: I imagine there are two pieces to it, Contessa. First of all, I don't think anybody wanted to explicitly acknowledge the intelligence upon which that strike was based. Hard to imagine what sources and methods were involved. Then I think the second aspect was the Israelis are trying to signal the leadership of the Syrian regime, not create a position in which they felt their honor was at stake and they'd have to retaliate. So that's why the absolute lockdown on comments on most everybody involved in this. As Steve Emerson correctly points out, the other Arab nations – the Jordanians, the Egyptians, the Saudis, et cetera, will be ill served by the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East.
BREWER: And in fact, the only other country that we saw make a protest about this other than Syria, was North Korea. Apparently The New York Times says this particular nuclear site was modeled on North Korean reactors. Is there a problem here in terms of the cooperation between the North Koreans and the Syrians, Steve?
EMERSON: Well I think there is. And one of the other problems, alongside, is how this got suddenly – was uncaught by the United States. I mean the fact is the United States has great surveillance capabilities, and they didn't see this nuclear facility being built. And the question has to arise is – why? And therefore, the question then arises – well, if they didn't see this, what else do we not know about what's going on there?
BREWER: Steve Emerson, General McCaffrey, thank you so much for your time. Appreciate it.


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