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Nicholas Dwight Thornton
Detroit Lakes, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 17 years of experience
119 Graystone Plaza
Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Appeals, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
University of North Dakota School of Law
Nick loves practicing law in and out of the courtroom. He has extensive experience in representing people in all stages of criminal proceedings, from the first appearance or arraignment through trial, appeal, and post-conviction proceedings. While his primary practice area is criminal law, Nick also practices in family law, personal injury, and general litigation. Nick is licensed to practice in all federal and state courts in North Dakota and Minnesota. Before joining Fremstad Law Firm, Nick represented almost two-thousand individual clients at the Fargo Public Defender Office in all types of criminal cases from driving under the influence and...
Christopher J Cadem
Fergus Falls, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer
(218) 739-4357 1005 Pebble Lake Road
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
For more than a decade, Chris Cadem has concentrated his practice on litigation matters in both criminal and civil cases in State and Federal Court. His experience includes more than 100 trials and roughly a dozen appeals, including multiple petitions to the Minnesota Supreme Court. He has successfully litigated cases spanning from simple speeding tickets to first degree murder and first degree criminal sexual conduct. His civil docket includes everything from contract disputes to complex multiparty, million-dollar financial matters. Chris's clients include an Academy Award nominated actor, family members of court staff, a judge, and thousands of other Minnesotans.
Chris has...
Bruce N. Ringstrom Jr.
Moorhead, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(218) 284-0484 730 Center Avenue
Hamline University School of Law
I have focused my practice exclusively on criminal defense. With experience in more than 30 jury trials, I have secured not guilty verdicts in cases ranging from assault, DWI, misdemeanor theft, felony theft, and domestic assault, to criminal sexual conduct, burglary, attempted murder, and criminal vehicular homicide.
Jonathan Matthew Holson
Saint Cloud, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 19 years of experience
(320) 202-0240 15 8th Avenue North
Saint Cloud, MN 56303
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
I grew up throughout the Southeastern United States. I attended college at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina and I graduated with a B.A. in political science and philosophy. I moved to Minnesota in 1999 to attend the University of Minnesota law school and I decided stay after I graduated. Following graduation, I clerked for a Hennepin County Judge and then took a job with the Stearns County Public Defender's Office. I have been in private practice since 2016.
My practice involves representing people charged with crimes as well as individuals dealing with issues surrounding...
Luke Neuville
St. Cloud, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 12 years of experience
(612) 354-2622 400 1st Street South
At Neuville Law Office, Luke dedicates 100% of his practice to criminal defense and defending clients in the Twin Cities and greater St. Cloud area facing DWI/DUI charges, serious felonies, including criminal sexual conduct, drug charges, assault and domestic assault, and all types of misdemeanors.
Since 2012, Luke has successfully defended the rights of the criminally accused by providing aggressive advocacy and effective defense strategies to obtain the most favorable outcomes possible for serious legal challenges.
A veteran of thousands of cases, Luke has achieved unprecedented success, getting criminal charges against many of his clients dismissed or resolved with no resulting jail...
Wanda Gierman
Saint Cloud, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer
(763) 442-3433 14 Seventh Avenue North
Wanda Gierman is a criminal litigation attorney in St. Cloud, Minnesota where she has practiced law for more than a decade. She serves Stearns County and the surrounding counties throughout the state of Minnesota. Ms. Gierman grew up in Rugby, North Dakota and attended University of North Dakota where she graduated with a degree majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology. As an undergraduate, she worked as a summer intern for the North Dakota Supreme Court. She went on to attend William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota and graduated in 2004. While in law...
Chris Snyder
Moorhead, MN Domestic Violence Attorney
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Hannah Marie El-Bashir
Baxter, MN Domestic Violence Attorney
(507) 779-6767 14391 Edgewood Drive
Baxter, MN 56425
Hannah M. El-Bashir
Hannah earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Following her graduation, Hannah went on to complete her Juris Doctorate at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, MN. During law school, Hannah had extensive courtroom experience as a student certified attorney with the Ramsey County Public Defender's Office. Hannah also had the opportunity to study arbitration and comparative law at BPP University in London, England.
Following law school, Hannah worked as an Associate Attorney at Ed Shaw Law, a general practice firm in Brainerd, Minnesota. Hannah also worked as a...
Bruce N. Ringstrom Sr.
Suite 202, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 44 years of experience
(218) 284-0484 730 Center Ave.
Suite 202, MN 56560
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Juvenile
Sonja M. Nyberg
Bloomington, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(952) 955-8008 2626 East 82nd Street
As a Senior Associate Attorney at Arnold, Rodman & Kretchmer, P.A., Ms. Nyberg focuses her practice exclusively on family law, including but not limited to divorce, custody matters, paternity, child support, spousal maintenance, non-marital tracing and property division, prenuptial agreement drafting and review, as well as interstate and appellate work. Ms. Nyberg takes great pride on helping individuals through the most difficult of family matters, zealously and empathetically advocating for their rights. The quality of Ms. Nyberg's work has resulted in her receipt of a "Superb" rating through Avvo.com and being named a Super Lawyer Rising Star,...
Douglas T. Kans
(952) 835-6314 7825 Washington Ave S #220
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
William Mitchell College of Law and Gonzaga University School of Law
Douglas Kans has been repeatedly selected as a "Top 100 Trial Lawyer" by The National Trial Lawyers Association. He is a highly respected Minneapolis Minnesota DWI DUI Attorney with over 25 years of exclusive criminal defense experience. He has successfully represented numerous individuals charged with all levels of DWI/DUI and criminal offenses at both the State and Federal level throughout Minneapolis and the entire state of Minnesota. This includes Drug Offenses, Assault, Theft crimes and Drunk Driving related offenses such as DWI/DUI. He is a member of both the prestigious organizations of The National College of DUI Defense...
Tim Webb
Minneapolis, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 26 years of experience
(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...
Allan Caplan
Minneapolis, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 49 years of experience
(612) 444-5020 10 S 5th St
As the founding partner of the Caplan & Tamburino Law Firm, P.A., Twin Cities lawyer Allan Caplan represents people accused of criminal offenses. He has been licensed to practice law since the year 1974. Mr. Caplan has been selected for inclusion in the list of Minnesota Super Lawyers®. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the William Mitchell College of Law. Presently, he practices in state and federal courts in multiple states. His firm offers free consultations to all potential clients—contact them today to get yours.
David R. Lundgren
(612) 767-9643 121 S 8th St #893
I provide aggressive DWI/DUI defense for my clients so they can get back on the road ASAP. My clients get detailed guidance and experienced representation for their DWI criminal charges, license revocations, and more.
Mark Edward Arneson
(612) 465-8581 333 Washington Ave. North
Union Plaza, Suite 415
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...
Lauren J. Campoli
(612) 810-0060 80 S. 8th St., Suite 900
Domestic Violence, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
State University of New York - Buffalo
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...
Christopher Keyser
(612) 338-5007 400 South Fourth Street
Suite 806M
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...
Barbara Gislason
Fridley, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 43 years of experience
(763) 572-9297 7362 University Avenue NE
Fridley, MN 55432
Domestic Violence, Animal, Divorce and Family
At the Law Office of Barbara J. Gislason, clients receive individual attention and legal advice customized to their unique needs. Based on more than 30 years of experience, Barbara has developed a highly effective approach to working with her clients. Her honesty and straightforward nature benefits clients facing a diverse range of legal issues.
Barbara was an undergraduate psychology major at Carleton College, and she has a true desire to understand why parties seek to advance certain positions. Due to her extensive experience, Barbara can help you understand what the party on the other side of the table is thinking and...
Mr. Max A. Keller
310 Fourth Ave. South #1130
In 1997-98, I worked for 3 judges at the Court of Appeals researching and drafting opinions. From 1998 to 2003 I was a DWI implied consent prosecutor in the Attorney General's Office. Since 2003 I have been in private practice as a Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney. I have won jury trials in DWI cases and non-DWI cases, and in felony and non-felony cases. We at Keller Law Offices use defenses other law firms have never even heard of. I will give your case a tough aggressive representation.
Jeffrey Robert Arrigoni
Woodbury, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 39 years of experience
(651) 738-1400 1811 Weir Drive, Suite 160
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Family
Jeff has been a lawyer for 34 years, practicing family law exclusively for 28 years. For the first six years of his career he was a staff attorney at the Minnesota Court of Appeals. He has handled hundreds of cases and has the experience dealing with substantial marital estates in the millions and has tried and litigated many cases, including lengthy custody matters. He is also a trained mediator and ADR neutral on the Minnesota State Roster and is a FENE and SENE neutral in Ramsey County, Anoka County, Washington County, Scott County, Carver County, Pine County, Chisago County, Isanti...
Alex De Marco
St. Paul, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 16 years of experience
(651) 503-8394 6 West 5th Street
Suite 700G
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Family 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...
Thomas C Gallagher
(612) 333-1500 3453 Hennepin Ave, Suite 001
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and White Collar Crime
Minneapolis criminal lawyer Thomas C Gallagher fights for you and your Liberty in Minnesota state and federal courts, and has for over 30 years. His practice is limited to criminal defense.
Eric C Nelson
(612) 321-9402 2915 Wayzata Blvd
Eric graduated magna cum laude from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN in 1990. In 1994 he received a Doctorate of Law (JD) degree from the University of Minnesota. Following that, he spent the next two years as a judicial clerk for the distinguished Honorable Lois J. Lang, Judge of District Court, with a workload that primarily involved the drafting of divorce decrees, orders, and legal memoranda on a host of issues pertaining to divorce, child custody, child support, visitation, spousal maintenance, distribution of marital and non-marital property, valuation of property, domestic abuse and harassment, and the like....
James Blumberg
Apple Valley, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 19 years of experience
(952) 431-7758 14501 Granada Dr
Apple Valley, MN 55124
Hamline University and St. John's University School of Law
James Blumberg is a dedicated and skilled criminal defense attorney who has practiced law for more than a decade. Although his legal career began as a prosecutor, James now serves as an advocate for men, women and juveniles facing criminal charges, James has handled a variety of cases in Apple Valley and the surrounding areas in Minnesota. As a former prosecutor, James is able view his client's case with a different perspective. He understands how the prosecution works and what the other side will do to secure a conviction. This experience on both sides of the law allows him...
Martin S. Azarian
Eden Prairie, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(612) 343-9000 12100 Singletree Lane
Aggressive and Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney with more than 20 years of Criminal/DWI/Courtroom experience. Excellent track record of having felony, gross misdemeanor and misdemeanor charges dismissed or reduced. Strong emphasis in the areas of criminal law, DWI, Shoplifting/Theft Cases, Domestic Assault, Felony Cases, Drug Possession and Sale Cases, Felony and Misdemeanor Domestic Assault Cases.
Andrew Poole
Duluth, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(218) 727-5384 130 West Superior Street
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Divorce
Attorney Andrew T. Poole practice in all areas of criminal defense in Duluth, Minnesota, the Arrowhead Region, and Northern Wisconsin. Mr. Poole graduated from law school in 2010 and moved to Duluth with his Duluth-native wife. Soon after moving to Duluth, Mr. Poole started his own law practice called Poole Law Office PLLC, which he operated until becoming a partner at LaCourse, Poole & Envall, P.A. in 2017, which is now known as Olson, Poole & Envall, P.A. Mr. Poole's hard work and commitment to criminal defense and family law has earned him recognition as a Rising...
Matthew Martin
(612) 381-0303 250 Second Avenue South
Criminal defense attorney Matthew Martin received his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law and his B.A. from the University of Saint Thomas. Martin is a National and Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers member, is admitted to the practice of law in Minnesota, and is a member of the Minnesota, Hennepin County and Ramsey County Bar Associations.
Carly West Holler
Monticello, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 11 years of experience
Domestic Violence, Collections, Divorce and Family
Wright County divorce lawyer.
Robert J Foley
(651) 341-5367 2124 Dupont Ave S
Co-founder of Kinsella and Foley Defense, PLLC, Robert J. Foley serves clients throughout the state of Minnesota. He focuses his practice on DWI/DUI Defense and most areas of Criminal Defense. Attorney Foley has represented clients in the metro area and statewide in both Criminal DWI/DUI proceedings as well as Civil proceedings challenging license revocation, plate impoundment and vehicle forfeiture. Mr. Foley obtained a Bachelor of Science in history with a Minor in psychology from Iowa State University in 2004. He later pursued his legal education, graduating from Mitchell Hamline School of Law, St. Paul, in...
Minneapolis, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 6 years of experience
(612) 910-2104 3523 5th Street NE
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...
Joseph Tamburino
(612) 444-5020 150 South 5th Street
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.
Jason C. Brown
Champlin, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 22 years of experience
(763) 323-6555 11125 Zealand Avenue North
Champlin, MN 55316
Free ConsultationDomestic Violence, Divorce and Family
The Brown Law Offices, P.A., is a northwest Twin Cities divorce and family law firm. We serve primarily Hennepin, Anoka, Sherburne and Wright County. In addition to divorce, our lawyers handle custody, child support, alimony, paternity, prenuptial agreements, step-parent adoptions, harassment restraining orders and cases involving domestic abuse. Jason Brown founded the Brown Law Offices, P.A., in 2003, after clerking for the (now retired) Chief Judge of Minnesota's Tenth Judicial District. He is an experienced trial lawyer, who handled a wide variety of cases (including civil commitment, criminal defense, probate, personal injury and commercial litigation) early in his career....
David Balmer
Minnetonka, MN Domestic Violence Attorney
(612) 326-4175 12800 Whitewater Dr
Minnetonka, MN 55343
Minnetonka criminal defense attorney David Balmer established the Balmer Law Office with one overriding goal:
to provide aggressive, high-caliber criminal and DWI defense for good people facing serious charges throughout the state of Minnesota.
Criminal and DUI law is complicated and frequently evolving. That is why the Balmer Law Office focuses exclusively on Minnesota criminal and DWI defense.
Anthony Grostyan
(612) 341-6575 5775 Wayzata Blvd.
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.
Bloomington, MN Domestic Violence Attorney with 25 years of experience
(952) 835-1088 8009 34th Ave. S.
Eric J. Olson has dedicated his career exclusively to criminal law, with a focus on DWI defense. For the past 20 years he has been defending people charged with all types of crimes. A trial lawyer with considerable courtroom experience in state and federal courts, Mr. Olson has received acquittals in many serious felony trials including first-degree murder, drug crimes, DWI, criminal sexual conduct and assault cases.
Licensed in the State of Minnesota, Attorney Olson is experienced in both prosecution and defense. He previously served as the assistant county attorney for the Olmsted County Attorney's Office where he handled criminal...
Jay Carey
(612) 548-2988 222 S. 9th St.
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...
Julie Oney
Eagan, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(612) 432-1707 3345 Lexington Ave S #203B
Eagan, MN 55121
Julie is a founding member of Oney + Kim, PLLC, where she empowers each client to take an active role in making legal decisions that will affect his or her future. Her approach is to be strong, knowledgeable, and readily available to advocate for each client.
Julie has experience both in and out of the courtroom where she effectively advocates for clients dealing with divorce, custody/parenting time, third party custody, adoption, support/maintenance, and domestic violence.
One client described working with Julie as follows: "Ms. Oney handled my divorce. I would describe Julie as friendly, knowledgeable of legal matters, and an excellent...
Catherine Trevino
Anoka, MN Domestic Violence Lawyer with 34 years of experience
(763) 432-3391 617 East Main Street, Suite 1
Anoka, MN 55303
Valparaiso University School of Law
My office is located in Anoka, Minnesota. I am currently concentrating my law practice in the area of criminal defense. I represent clients charged with all levels of felonies and misdemeanors. I also handle DWI's and all traffic related matters.
My experience as a former prosecutor gives me a unique perspective and enables me to effectively represent my clients. Experience does matter, so contact me today to assist you with your case.
(763) 427-8877 2140 4th Avenue North
William Mitchell College of Law and University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
My 15 years experience as a prosecutor sets me apart from other defense attorneys - knowing the State's position "inside-and-out" allows me to negotiate the best deal possible for your case. When you hire me, I will listen to your side of the case and learn what your goals are for the outcome. I will do my best to not only satisfy your individual goals, but to go above and beyond so that you will refer me to your friends and family, should they need legal representation. I give you informed legal advice but also the personal...
Christa J. Groshek
Minneapolis, MN Domestic Violence Attorney
(621) 424-5829 302 N 10th Ave
Domestic Violence, Criminal Defense, Juvenile and White Collar Crime
Christa Groshek has excellent experience litigating cases to both judges and juries. She has an exceptional trial record, even getting some cases dismissed on constitutional grounds before trial. She has developed a solid reputation as a Minnesota trial attorney for successfully defending clients against a wide range of charges in criminal court. Christa Groshek graduated Cum Laude from William Mitchell College of Law. During law school, Christa was a law clerk for the Washington County Public Defender's Office where she received her first criminal defense experience. Christa later took a position as the law clerk for the Honorable Thomas Armstrong, Washington County...
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Detroit Lakes
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Gulf Air Appoints Bahraini Senior Manager Cargo
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain 30 July 2019: Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, in line with its Bahrainisation programme and its efforts to promote local Bahraini talents and human assets has appointed Mr. Wael Mattar as Senior Manager Cargo based in the airline's hub in Bahrain. With a long experience in airline sales and having managed Gulf Air's stations in the GCC and Egypt, Mr. Mattar will transfer his years of knowledge and practice to manage one of the airline's main revenue generating departments that has big growth potentials.
The airline operates an average of 1,000 flights on a weekly basis to approximately 50 destinations and it continues to grow its fleet and network with more passenger seats and cargo space. With this appointment, Mr. Mattar will take on the challenge of further strengthening Gulf Air's cargo growth globally.
"I feel proud to be assigned in charge of the Cargo department as the airline has an opportunity to grow its cargo sales and operations and I am glad the management showed confidence in me to lead this." Mr Mattar added at the announcement of his promotion, "I joined the airline in 1995 as a Security & Safety Supervisor, then into a Reservation & Ticketing Agent and continued to progress through my career to a Retail Sales Manager and a Country Manager for two stations in the Middle East. Throughout this period, Gulf Air monitored my hard work and helped me develop my skills by experiencing different divisions to let me achieve my dreams in being an aviation professional. Our airlines development program along with the encouragement and guidance of my superiors allowed me to work my way up to senior management roles and lead a strategic department like cargo."
Gulf Air is committed to invest in its Bahraini workforce and their career development and as such, it continues to provide opportunities for Bahraini nationals to take over senior positions in the company. Earlier this year Gulf Air welcomed the return of its Country Manager UK to its headquarter in Bahrain to take on the role of Senior Manager Sales managing the entire Europe and Asia Pacific regions. With 90% of employees that are based at the headquarters in Muharraq being Bahraini along with nearly 70% of its pilots, Gulf Air is a leader in the Bahrainisation programme in the Kingdom as it provides the opportunity for local talents and experienced personnel to work in its various areas of the airline's business.
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The End Of False Dawns At Clyde FC
Posted by purefitbaw on August 21, 2018 August 21, 2018
Written by Dylan MacDonald for Pure Fitbaw
An experienced management team, a trusted chairman, a talented squad and a united support…this is Clyde we are talking about, right? Are the famous Bully Wee finally about to get the success they crave, or is this another false dawn for one of Scotland's oldest clubs?
For the first time in 14 years Clyde were victorious in their first two league matches of the season. Not only that, but without conceding a single goal and scoring five of their own. A narrow defeat to title favourites Peterhead put a halt to their unbeaten start but this is a promising opening. The club seems to be moulding itself into an incredibly positive environment since the appointment of Danny Lennon and Allan Moore as the club's management team, with commercial aspects of the club coming back into their own hands too.
Matching this is the continued rise and resurrection of the club's ever popular and historical Glasgow Branch. With many loyal fans becoming disillusioned with the club's freefall down the Scottish football ladder and prolonged stay in the bottom tier, you would be lucky if supporters' buses would run twice a year. Many treating it as a day of reminiscing with old friends, the football being the 'excuse' for this.
However, with a growing following on social media, paid up members, fundraising events and even merchandise, Clyde's Glasgow Branch are acting as the glue in the continued improvement of relations between the club and the fans, especially those still based throughout Clyde's original heartland.
Clyde fans celebrate their 3-0 victory over Stirling Albion (credit: http://www.clydefc.co.uk)
Unity On And Off The Pitch
These are all positive steps, unity spreading like wildfire throughout the core of the club, but it's the team on the pitch that are currently filling the Clyde faithful with the most pride. Season after season, for the last decade perhaps, fans and pundits alike have agreed that the passion, heart and dogged determination had vanished from those in Clyde shirts throughout turbulent times both on and off the pitch. The perfect example of this being the 2015-2016 campaign, where a team tipped for promotion only just escaped finishing bottom of League 2 for a second time, thanks to a David Goodwillie goal (ball to hand?) at last season's eventual champions, Montrose.
Since then, a talented batch of new arrivals have graced Broadwood bringing with them a range of varied skillsets which, arguably the most important for the Bully Wee faithful, is that of passion and determination. Squad players in the form of central defender, Martin McNiff, and right back, Jordan Stewart, have become rejuvenated under the guidance of Lennon and Moore and continue to go from strength to strength.
Alongside this, the acquisition (and retention) of talented youngsters from beyond our borders including Chris McStay (Sutherland Sharks), Dylan Coghill and Jack Boyle (Huddersfield Town) and Ray Grant (Norwich City) who is, personally, already becoming one of best and most effective Clyde players I've witnessed for several years in the centre of the park. These players, and more, have appeared to breathe new life into the entire club with a real eye on improving everyone around them, with the help of experienced pro's such as John Rankin and Ally Love, with Rankin signing on for the 2017-2018 campaign and Love staying on with the club he joined last season.
Let's not forget free scoring striker, David Goodwillie. The winner of every club, fans and players award under the sun last season, he has kept up his scoring exploits already this season with an explosive start to competitive football this season. Bringing in an exciting mix of young talent and experience, both on and off the pitch, will improve the club greatly but, arguably, their best signing has been keeping their prize asset in the form of Goodwillie.
Despite the club's early exit from this year's IRN-BRU Cup at the hands of Hamilton Accies Colts, the management and supporters appear confident that the depth of the squad can cope with the ever-increasing intensity that the League Two calendar can throw at you. With long midweek trips away from home on the horizon during the winter months, knowing our lovely climate here in Scotland, it's important that Clyde do not rest on the laurels of their promising start and continue to look out for the diamonds in the rough of the loan market across the UK and beyond, which served them so well during the latter half of last season.
Clyde goalscorer, Ally Love (11), celebrates with teammates (credit: http://www.clydefc.co.uk)
More Than Just A Routine
For many of us lower league football lovers, the sense of community and responsibility has kept us travelling the country week in, week out for years watching our clubs. I don't need to tell you we don't experience much coveted success that often. However, it does make the small wins much sweeter.
At Clyde, the club are determined to break this mould and instead, turn Clyde back into a lifestyle choice for their current and future fanbase. Something which they are not only proud of, but brag about and count down the hours until Saturday comes back round again. This also includes wearing the club's new Kappa gear to Glasgow's pubs and clubs, of course.
As briefly mentioned earlier, the club's continued dedication to making their Broadwood home more of their own has been a key project for the Clyde hierarchy of late. With the launch of the club's new Arria Lounge, which offers hugely popular bar and entertainment facilities, as well as allowing fans and players to mix both pre and post-match, it acts as the epicentre for continual club unity.
No More False Dawns
There is always a chance, at any level and at any club, none more so than Clyde you could argue after events in recent history.
However, this time feels different.
Maybe it's just what others would call a sense of 'normality' but many of us simply can't take that for granted and need to not only take advantage of it but promote and encourage it in as many ways as we can.
Now, Clyde are in the best chance to escape the basement division of Scottish football and not only just that, but as champions. With sides such as Peterhead, Stirling Albion and the ever-improving Queens Park all set to mount a challenge, it's going to be a tough but exciting race.
I'm looking forward to bringing you more insight from the Clyde camp, across League Two and beyond this season. Stay tuned to Pure Fitbaw for much more on the way!
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well written Dylan, spot on tae boot, where else would Ye get it? Onwards and Upwards fur Us, and Yersel no doubt!
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Donovan Rocher is a candidate in the joint doctoral program in Communications at Concordia University, which is affiliated with the Université de Montréal and the Université de Québec à Montréal. Donavan has recently become a College Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at John Abbott College. Previously, he was a Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University. Recent publications of his work include a chapter entitled Alcoholism: "'Correction' and the Changing Notions of 'Recovery'" in the Probing the Boundaries Series and "Gay Pride and Divers/Cité: Political Parades or Spectacles of Consumer Culture" in Culture of Cities…under Construction. As part of the [ctrl] collective, he participated in the organization of [ctrl] Controlling Bodies/Controlling Spaces Conference at McGill University and was the Associate Editor for the journal published by the Graduate Researcher Consortium Journal for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Past research project affiliations include: Information Seeking Behaviour in Cancer Patients: Breast, Colorectal and Prostate (School of Nursing at McGill University), Archival Research on the Emergence of the Calorie and the Calorimeter (Department of Engineering at Concordia University), The Culture of Cities Project (Joint Project of the universities Concordia, McGill, Québec à Montréal and York).
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Hong Kong gears up for more protests
Police standing guard outside the Legislative Council building in Admiralty, Hong Kong. An online petition called for 50,000 people to surround the building at 10pm last night and remain until today. PHOTO: EPA
Protesters have called for strikes, slow public transport and demonstrations
HONG KONG: Hong Kong is braced for strikes, transport go-slows and another mass demonstration today in protest against a proposed extradition law that would allow people to be sent to China for trial.
Embattled chief executive Carrie Lam said she would push ahead with the Bill despite deep concerns across vast swaths of Hong Kong that triggered its biggest political demonstration in more than 15 years on Sunday.
In a rare move, prominent business leaders warned that pushing through the extradition law could undermine investor confidence in Hong Kong.
The extradition Bill, which has generated unusually broad opposition at home and abroad, is due for a second round of debate today in the city's 70-seat Legislative Council.
The legislature is controlled by a pro-Beijing majority.
An online petitioncalled for 50,000 people to surround the legislature building at 10pm last night and remain until today.
Sunday's protests plunged Hong Kong into political crisis, heaping pressure on Ms Lam's administration and her official backers in Beijing.
She warned against any "radical actions", following clashes in the early hours of Monday between some protesters and police after Sunday's otherwise peaceful march.
Pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo urged people to join the rally and encouraged businesses to strike "for a day, or two, or probably for one whole week".
Nearly 2,000 mostly small retail shops, including restaurants and grocery, book and coffee shops, have announced plans to strike, according to an online survey.
The student union of several higher education institutions and the Hong Kong Professional Teachers' Union urged people to strike today.
Human rights groups have repeatedly cited the alleged use of torture, arbitrary detention, forced confession and problems accessing a lawyer in China, where the courts are controlled by the Communist Party, as reasons why the Hong Kong Bill should not proceed.
"We just want to protect our homeland. Is this wrong?... I urge all Hong Kong people and students to go on strike tomorrow to tell them we will not accept this evil law," one student said.
The Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong called on the government not to pass the Bill "hurriedly" and urged all Christians to pray for the former colony.
A staff union affiliated to a pro-democracy labour group under the New World First Bus Company called on its members to drive at the speed of 20 to 25 kmh to show their opposition to the proposed law.
A Facebook post called on people to enjoy a picnic next to government offices today, describing the area as "among the best picnic sites".
The post has attracted close to 10,000 responses from people promising to attend.
Beijing-based consultancy Gavecal said some bankers in Hong Kong were reporting that many Chinese clients were shifting their accounts to Singapore, fearing they could come under scrutiny in Hong Kong.
China's Foreign Ministry said yesterday that Hong Kong matters are purely a Chinese internal affair and China demands the United States stops interfering in Hong Kong's affairs.
The comments came after Washington said on Monday that it was gravely concerned and warned that such a move could jeopardise the special status Washington affords Hong Kong. - REUTERS


When in Japan, if you open an umbrella indoors, no one will bat an eye, but if you start whistling at night or kill a spider during the morning hours, you'll probably be stopped in your tracks and lectured about some Japanese superstitions.
One of the most common, yet seemingly nonsensical, Japanese superstitions suggests that you should not clip your nails at night (yonaka ni tsume wo kitte ha ikenai). Why? Because if you do, you won't be with your parents when they die (oya no shinime ni aenai). Uh… okay.
Don't worry, we have some logical and not-so-logical reasonings behind this age-old superstition after the jump.
So, what do toenails have to do with your parent's deathbed? Well, for the most part, you're actually supposed to understand this superstition as: Clipping your nails at night will somehow result in your premature death. Thus, since you're already dead yourself, you won't see your parents die.
Okay, but how will clipping your nails at night cause you to die?
In our fancy 21st century we have these wonder-tools called "nail clippers," not to mention the convenience of electricity. However, way back in Edo-era Japan (1603-1868), they had neither of these luxuries, so when their nails got too long they had to take a knife (like the ones shown above) or some other sharp cutting device to their delicate fingers or toes.
Working out in the field all day, they may not have had time for a trim in the daylight, so they would have had to take the blade to their appendages by the light of the fire or moon. Sharp knives plus darkness can quickly turn into a disaster only compounded by the lack of medical care and antibiotics. Wounds turn into fatal gangrene and there you have it: death by nail clipping.
Long story short, if you clip your nails in the dark with a knife, you could accidentally kill yourself. Thus, being dead, you won't be around when your parents die in the future.
This theory is a little less gruesome, but a lot more superstitious. First, we have to look into some kanji characters. So, we're talking about cutting your nails at night, or in Japanese fashion, we could just shorten that to "night nails," 夜爪 (yo-tsume). But, wait a minute, that sounds really similar to 世を詰める (yo wo tsumeru) or 世詰 (yo-tsume) for short. Here, 世 means "age," and 詰める means "to shorten." So by cutting your nails at night, you're shortening your life, thus probably dying before your parents. Yikes!
Another take on "shortening your life," suggests that clipping your nails at night summons death itself. Back in the day, if you were trimming your nails at night, you were probably doing it by the fire, so your nail clippings could have easily fallen into the flames. The smell of burning nails is not unlike the smell of cremation, so you could be inadvertently sending the message to Death that you are inviting him to take a little bit, or perhaps all, of you. Oops!
First, it's important to note that it's believed that the boundary between the spiritual and physical worlds is thinnest at night (namely around 3 a.m.), so once darkness falls there's a higher chance of spirits being around.
Some people also believe that part of your soul lives in your nails, so when you trim them, you're releasing some of your – now rejected and angry – soul into the spirit-filled night. If you really angered your soul, it may call up other malicious spirits to cause you trouble, which could lead to your demise.
Another idea along these lines, but a little less spooky, is that due to the high number of wandering spirits at night, cutting your nails and releasing the sad spirit into the world will make the melancholy of the night even grimmer.
This final theory also deals with the supernatural, but this time the knife is the culprit. Some people believed that cutting tools have strong spiritual power that could protect you from evil spirits, that is unless you're using it to cut your nails. By cutting your nails with a blade, you're opening a supernatural gap into your body, allowing the evil spirits wandering to enter. We don't even want to think about what terrible things would come from being possessed by an evil spirit!
Out of the four theories, we're going to have to agree with the first one the most, seeing that it is a pretty logical explanation for how this superstition got started. However, despite knowing that Theory 1 is probably accurate, we can't help but recall some of the other three theories whenever our nails start getting long.
Many Japanese people however, don't really pay any mind to the superstition. They take their chances with the evil spirits, choosing to clip their nails after dark, since soaking in the nightly bath usually softens nails up, making them easier to clip.
Want to read about other Japanese superstitions? Step right this way!
Nails looking duller than a sack of potatoes? Brighten them up with Smart Nails!


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Hello to all of my old friends from the RX that do not post there anymore. This is my first visit to this site, and just thought I would say hi. I'll be posting at both places, and look forward to chatting with General, Shrink, JJ Gold, and everyone else that I know.
Whats your thoughts against RU first game??
You are a good poster.
"Seven Days Without Gambling Makes One Weak"
:+welcome- :+waving-5 YOUR GOONA LOVE IT HERE!!!
Glaken- long time, no see. Did you call the Roddick upset?
JJ- I have no opinion on the game, other than to say that if we can't beat Rutgers at home, then it's going to be a long year. I'm betting on the Illini as a homer pick, but I have no idea what to expect.
General and Shrink- I've missed chatting with you guys. Good to see that you're up and running. Missed you two at the RX bash, it was a total blast and was good to meet everyone.
It looks like the same people at the RX are on here too, cause there are a lot of names that I recognize. I think this is going to be a sweet site. I've always enjoyed playing at sportsbook.com. Finally, someone agrees with me.


Yet another successful Unofficial Official Crew Bash gets the Caribbean charter season and the Crew Stars Awards started during the Antigua Charter Show.
Camper & Nicholsons is pleased to announce that the London office has been relocated to its new address in the heart of Mayfair.
To mark the start of the Caribbean winter season, Camper & Nicholsons hosted two great events at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show where we also showcased an impressive array of eight yachts.
With the focus shifted over to the US and warmer climates after the yacht shows in the Mediterranean, this November edition of RADAR brings you all the top events and market intelligence.
With the attention turned to the US marketplace after the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Camper & Nicholsons analyse the motor and sailing yacht market in October.
For this year's edition of the Austin Grand Prix, held between the 15th and 17th November, Camper & Nicholsons welcomed guests into an exclusive VIP lounge for a weekend of Formula 1 action with a distinctly Monaco glamour feel.


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If your first thought is "why?" then this Ferrari-powered 1932 Ford hot rod is not for you.
If your first thought is "why?" then this Ferrari-powered 1932 Ford hot rod is not for you. But for the rest of us, it presents a fascinating juxtaposition that would be sure to attract attention everywhere it goes.
Offered by a classic car dealer in West Hollywood, California, the Pick of the Day is a 1932 Ford custom that's powered by a turbocharged Ferrari V8 engine.
According to the advertisement on ClassicCars.com, the vehicle was built using a 1932 Ford chassis with independent rear suspension. At the rear are 15-inch disc brakes with four-piston calipers. Up front, there's a drop axle with brake discs hidden behind aluminum drums. The Ferrari-powered Ford rides on 18-inch wheels. The suspension features KW racing shocks.
The '32 Ford bodywork is fiberglass with power windows, pop-up doors, and a steel grille and high-capacity aluminum radiator. The body is painted a Ferrari-themed satin red with the iconic Prancing Horse logo on the cowl and wheel hubs.
There also are Mishimoto intercoolers for the 3.0-liter Ferrari V8, vintage 1989 and twin-turbocharged to provide 950 horsepower. That power is fed through a 6-speed Tremec manual gearbox and racing clutch.
The car is equipped with 5-point safety harnesses, full roll cage and leather bucket seats.
The asking price is $250,000, or best offer.


The final process in any property transaction is the settlement, when the contracts have been signed, all preparations have been made and the funds are paid to the seller so that the sale can be legally lodged.
Increasingly lawyers and conveyancers conducting property transactions are being encouraged to undertake settlements through PEXA.
PEXA, which stands for Property Exchange Australia, is a platform first developed in 2010 in conjunction with the state governments of NSW, Victoria, WA and Queensland, as well as the major banks ANZ, CBA, NAB, Westpac and Macquarie Bank.
The early stage of PEXA developed the online lodgement of traditionally hard copy forms such as mortgage discharges and caveats. In 2015 PEXA rolled out its platform for completely online settlements to take place.
In November 2017 PEXA announced it had 5,000 practitioners signed up to the service. From July 2019 all property transactions in NSW, Queensland and Victoria will be required to take place online. This is already the case in Western Australia.
In a traditional or physical settlement, representatives of the buyer's and seller's solicitors and any banks involved in the transaction physically meet at a designated time and place. This is where all the final paperwork and cheques are handed over, so that the property can then become the legal property of the buyer.
PEXA acts as a platform for a settlement to take place completely online. This means that settlements can occur in an online space, without anyone having to attend or send any hard copy paperwork or cheques for the transaction. The documents are largely prepared online, and all money involved in the transaction, including money coming from a bank, is transferred at the designated settlement date and time. This all happens automatically and the ownership of the property is also transferred at the same time.
For the lawyer or conveyancer, PEXA allows both sides to prepare and lodge everything required, so that settlement can go through smoothly. It has built-in checking to ensure that correct details of the property and financials are entered. Both sides are then able to see that all the paperwork and funds are ready for settlement. The process then happens automatically at the designated time.
For buyers and sellers of property, PEXA provides a level of certainty and predictability for settlements. It is also more convenient. As all preparations are made beforehand, a settlement can be scheduled to take place anytime.
The funds from the settlement can also be cleared immediately and paid into the seller's account on the same day. This allows same day or simultaneous settlements, where someone may be selling and buying a property, to be a much smoother process. In future, as the technology improves, the ultimate benefit for the buyer and seller will be being able to fill out and sign all the documents required for a property transaction, anywhere and at any time.
From 1 July 2019 in NSW mortgages, transfers and discharges will be required to be lodged electronically and all certificates of title will have been transitioned to e-titles, allowing all remaining paper Certificates of Title to be cancelled.
As much of the documentation moves to an electronic form, it is likely that in the not-so-distant future, property transactions will be conducted purely electronically from start to finish.
New developments in software such as DocuSign now allow documents to be signed online. It is likely there will come a time where every form of paper contract will be obsolete, meaning that every manner of transaction can take place online, without the need for the parties to meet in person.
Many other areas of legal services are open to advancements through technology. For example, most courts now offer online filing of documents and court materials.
Many of these changes will make the process of providing legal services easier. However, if these changes are to be successful, then they must also improve the experience of the client and make it easier for people to access legal services while going about their day-to-day life.


Initially buried Temporary Military Cemetery Fort 3 at Borsbeek.
Clarence 'Al' Richard and Cliff Coward (at Cliff's home).
This was Aachen's most serious raid of the war and was delivered by 341 Lancasters led by 11 PFF Mosquitoes. The centre and southern parts of the town received heavy bombing and the air-raid services soon lost control.
A total of nine Lancasters were lost on the operation. One of those reported missing came from 49 Squadron. F/Lt Don Bacon and crew were highly experienced; having survived since November 43 including the Battle of Berlin, many on the unit felt sure they would pass the finishing post to complete an excellent tour. But luck always plays a part, and theirs ran out in the night sky over Belgium at the hands of night fighter ace Major Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer ('The Ghost of St Trond'); the Bacon crew was his 52nd victim.
There is a small memorial in the church at Sint Lenaarts, Belgium to commemorate this crew.


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How Are Records Made?
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We love how dedicated our community is to the vinyl format. But do you really know how the wax gets made? We're going to get technical and run down the step-by-step process of how a record goes from sound waves to finished product.
Step 1: Creating the Lacquer
The manufacturer at the pressing plant takes an aluminum disc and coats it with a veneer of nitrocellulose lacquer. Also, the center hole is punched using a highly specific machine and a microscope that finds the exact center. Now, it's ready to have the grooves cut with the sound of the album being pressed.
Step 2: Cutting The Album
You've probably heard the phrase 'cut a record' before, right? Well, that's literally what happens in this next step of production. The aluminum disc with the lacquer painted on it now goes onto a lathe, which is a recording machine with an extremely sharp tip, usually made of sapphire.
This tip etches the grooves into the surface of the disc while the recording plays, matching with the sound waves coming through the machine. This process creates vibrations which are unique to the frequency and amplitude of each song. This is also why, when you put a record on the turntable and put the needle on, but don't have your speakers turned on, you can faintly hear the sound coming out! The vibration caused by the needle moving is matching the vibrations created by the lathe when the record was being pressed. Cool, huh?
The same cutting process is repeated for the other side of the album. Once the record is done being cut, it's inspected for flaws by the manufacturer. Usually, a few of these are pressed prior to the mass-production of the record and are approved by the artist/label/engineer, etc. If there are any flaws, new lacquers are made and the process starts over.
Step 3: Plating and Stamping
After the lacquers are approved by all the appropriate parties, the lacquer disc gets "plated," which entails it being washed in a silver solution and left to sit in a bath of tin chloride solution. This is where it gets scientific!
The tin molecules in the solution are attracted to the silver, so they all start to form and congeal on the top of the disc, creating an opposite image of it. The tin molecules fill in the grooves cut by the lathe, creating a "positive" image to the lacquer's "negative," and the resulting piece of metal, known as the "stamper," will now be used as the mold to press the vinyl records. The lacquer is discarded once the stamper is created for both sides of the record.
Step 4: Pressing the Records
Records are made from pellets of PVC, or polyvinyl chloride. The standard color used is black, but as our club members are well aware, these pellets come in an endless array of colors, and can be used to create all kinds of designs on the surface of the record. Opaque color, splatter, half-and-half, swirl, you name it!
These PVC pellets are melted down and shaped into a soft, squishy, Play-Doh-looking lump. The lump is then sandwiched in between the two plates made earlier in this process; the A-side plate is on the top, and the B-side plate is on the bottom.
The rough edges are trimmed away by spinning against a sharp knife so it creates a perfect circle, and voila, the record is done! It then goes onto the other departments at the pressing plant to get all the finishing touches: labels, sleeves, jackets, etc., and soon enough it winds up at home on your turntable!
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If you are working on a Windows computer, R provides a convenient way to install software from the Console window in RStudio so that we don't have to navigate to different websites. Follow the instructions written below.
If you close RStudio, then you will need to run this again before proceeding.
It will download Git and run the installer. Choose all the default options during the installer. Be sure to choose the open to install "OpenSSL". Also, double check that, on the configuration window titled "Configuring extra options", that the box for Enable Git Credential Manager is checked.
If you are on your personal computer or laptop, you can check the box to install for all users on the machine. If you are on a class or lab computer, do not check this box. After installing, it will suggest that you restart the computer and give you the option to say "Yes" or "No" in the Console window. If you are on a class or lab computer, type No and press enter.
The installr package does not work on Mac computers. For Macs, you will need to download and install Git, Pandoc, and MacTeX.
The Linux lab and class computers should have these dependencies installed and available.
Some of these programs may require additional configuration to get them to work correctly.
This should only need to be done one time per computer.
Launch RStudio, then click Tools -> Shell. If you're on a Windows machine, this will open up a cmd.exe window ("DOS prompt"), and if you're on Mac or Linux you will get a terminal window. In this window, type the following so that Git and Github can better know who you are, replacing "FirstName" and "LastName" with your full name, and replacing "netid@gmu.edu" with your Mason email address.
Pushing to a Github repository requires you to provide your login information — otherwise, anybody would be allowed to make changes to your files. The following are instructions for how to do this using your Github username and password. If followed correctly, this will make your computer securely1 "remember" (cache) your username and password for about 16 weeks, meaning you should only need to follow these steps once per computer per semester. You can do this on as many computers as you would like2.
The procedure is different for Windows, Mac, and Linux computers, so we provide separate instructions for each.
You should see a message that looks like Usage: git credential-osxkeychain <get|store|erase>. If you do not, follow step 2 on the GitHub help page.
This will store your password for ten million seconds (that's roughly 16 weeks).
You will be asked for your username and password. Enter these, and the push should complete and your username and password should hopefully be cached.
You should NOT be asked for your username and password, instead you should see Everything up-to-date.
Rejoice and close the shell. From now on your "Push" button in RStudio will just work.