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I have recently completed a Masters degree in Professional Writing, and I am now getting ready to relocate to Al Ain in order to gain some teaching experience via the local Sabis school. The points method is not something I would like to teach long term, but as I have no teaching experience it could provide me with a useful grounding in classroom management. My plan is to do a CELTA in my spare time.
I am wondering if having a Masters degree will be of use in the UAE, or will I need to do an MA in TESOL in order to increase my chances of getting a good contract a bit further down the line?

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Groothertoginnelaan 42, Den Haag, Netherlands Hague - 2517, The Hague, Netherlands
Gevers Deynootweg 63, Scheveningen 2586BJ, Netherlands Hague - The Hague, Netherlands
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Tiendweg 20 Naaldwijk Hague - 2671SB, The Hague, Netherlands
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Grote Marktstraat 46, The Hague, 2511 BJ, Netherlands Hague - 2511 BJ, The Hague, Netherlands
Sophialaan 2 Den Haag Netherlands Hague - 2514 JP, The Hague, Netherlands
The Hague is capital of the province of Zuid- Holland, the seat of the Dutch government and the residence of the royal family. It lies close to the North Sea, and is the third largest city of the Netherlands. It also includes the seaside resort of Scheveningen within its city limits. Numerous international banks and commercial and industrial firms also make their headquarters in The Hague. The Hague is also a city of the arts. Many Dutch painters live here and it is an important center of the international art trade. Other art forms such as furniture making, gold and silverware are also well established. Numerous historical sites and museums make The Hague a great and interesting place to stay at. The list of noteworthy attractions of the area immediate around the city is limitless which makes it is a good center point to stay at in a budget-wise hotel. Check with EasyToBook.com for a great deal on one of the many discount hotels offering high-quality accommodations, in luxurious surroundings with personalized service.


text: The ISU has published the requirements for the Short Dance for next season. Senior Quickstep or Quickstep plus one or two of the following Rhythms: Foxtrot, Charleston, Swing. Pattern Dance: Two Sections of Finnstep - Section 1: Steps # 1-27 - Section 2: Steps # 28-70 skated one after the other, Section 1 followed by Section 2, with Step # 1 skated on the Judges side. Junior Quickstep or Quickstep plus one of the following Rhythms: Foxtrot, Charleston. Pattern Dance: Two (2) Sequences of Quickstep, either skated one after the other or separately. Step #1 of each Sequence must be skated on a different side of the ice surface. Other elements for both Junior and Senior One short lift One Not Touching Midline Step Sequence or Not Touching Diagonal Step Sequence or Not Touching Circular Step Sequence One Set of Sequential Twizzles


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Those are great little guns; I got one in a trade a couple of years ago, and put quite a few rounds through it before a friend talked me into selling it. For general-purpose shooting with any .22 rimfire rifle, I'd recommend a fixed-power scope with 4x magnification. Click these links to see the specific models I'd suggest:
Less expensive:
Middle-of-the-road expensive:
Pretty darn nice, and all you really need:
You don't really NEED a variable, but if you WANT one, I always tell folks to NOT buy a cheap one. Variables have too many moving parts to expect good performance from the least expensive models. Both Weaver and Leupold make 2-7x variable zoom models that are in the same price range as their fixed 4x scopes:
and these will provide reliable performance, unlike many of the lowest-price variables. Of course, you'll also need scope mounting rings, sized to fit both the scope and the base (grooved receiver, in your case, if I remember correctly) to mount any of the scopes listed above.
I currently own, have owned in the past, or have a buddy who owned/owns, all of the above scopes. You can see a photo of the gloss-finish version of that last Leupold scope (2-7x variable) on my Ruger 10/22 rifle in the HandGunForum.net Rifle Photo Gallery. Great glass for the price, in my opinion!
(I am not connected to the SWFA company in any way, but I have bought from them in the past, and would happily do so again; I find their website layout to be very descriptive and easy-to-use, thus the links, above)


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Anyone else here a homebody? (Duby need not to answer)
I mean, I have a social life. Friends, and I'm far from anti social. It's just over the years I've grown to be a lot less adventurous. There are days I get out when I feel the need to, but other than that I prefer being at home.
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"A true member of the team": Coates' testimony used to revive phony DOJ scandal
Right-wing media are citing the testimony of Justice Department attorney Christopher Coates before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights to revive the phony New Black Panther Party scandal. But Coates reportedly became "a true member of the team" in the highly politicized Bush DOJ.
Right-wing media hype Coates' Civil Rights Commission testimony as a "bombshell"
Hans von Spakovsky: Coates testimony is a "bombshell." In a September 22 Pajamas Media blog post, Bush DOJ official Hans von Spakovsky called Coates' decision to testify before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights a "bombshell" that was "likely to be incredibly damaging to DOJ leadership and the Obama administration." [Pajamas Media, 9/22/10 [1]]
Wash. Times: "Justice's Panther pursuer to testify on case." In a Washington Times article [2] headlined "Justice's Panther pursuer to testify on case," Jerry Seper wrote:
The Justice Department section chief who recommended going forward on a civil complaint against members of the New Black Panther Party, and then was removed from his post and transferred to South Carolina, will testify on the case Friday before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
Commission officials confirmed Wednesday that Christopher Coates, who signed off on the federal-court complaint saying three party members had disrupted a Philadelphia polling place in the 2008 elections, had agreed in a hand-delivered letter to testify when the panel reconvenes its hearing on the case.
In the letter, Mr. Coates said he wanted to attend the meeting "to present testimony to comply with the outstanding subpoena served on me as part of your statutory investigation."
In December, the Justice Department had told the attorneys who filed the complaint not to cooperate in the commission's investigation. Joseph H. Hunt, director of the Justice Department's Federal Programs Branch, had ordered the lawyers' silence, saying there were "well-established" and "lawful" department guidelines prohibiting them from cooperating with the commission.
Mr. Hunt said at the time that the Civil Rights Commission "possesses no authority to initiate criminal prosecution of anyone" and could only make referrals to the Justice Department recommending that a criminal case be opened. He said the commission did not have the authority to enforce subpoenas. [The Washington Times, 9/22/10]
Coates reportedly became "a true member of the team" during the Bush administration
Coates reportedly filed a "reverse-discrimination" complaint against DOJ and became "more conservative" after not being promoted. A 2007 McClatchy Newspapers article connected Coates to Bradley Schlozman [3] and the Bush-era politicization of the Justice Department. McClatchy reported that Schlozman attempted to refute the notion that the DOJ had used political ideology in its personnel practices in part by citing "the promotion of Chris Coates, a former ACLU voting counsel, to serve as top deputy chief of the voting section." McClatchy went on to report that Joseph Rich, then head of the DOJ's voting rights section, and other DOJ lawyers interviewed said that Coates "seemed to grow more conservative after his superiors passed him over for a promotion in favor of an African-American woman, and he filed a reverse-discrimination suit." [McClatchy Newspapers, 5/6/07 [4]]
Schlozman reportedly identified Coates as a "true member of the team." A July 2008 report from the Department of Justice Inspector General's Office and the Office of Professional Responsibility concluded [5] that Schlozman improperly considered ideology when making personnel decisions and cited numerous emails in which Schlozman discussed adding conservative members to "the team." In a January 8, 2010, American Prospect article, Adam Serwer reported that "several current and former Justice Department officials" identified Coates as the attorney Schlozman called "a very different man" from his days of working for the American Civil Liberties Union and "a true member of the team" while recommending him for a job:
At first glance, Coates' extensive experience with voting rights -- he first worked for the American Civil Liberties Union and later the Justice Department -- made him look like just another career attorney. But Coates' current and former colleagues at the Justice Department say Coates underwent an ideological conversion shortly after a black lawyer in the Voting Rights Section, Gilda Daniels, was promoted to deputy section chief over him in July of 2000. Outraged, Coates filed a complaint alleging he was passed up for the job because he is white. The matter was settled internally.
"He thought he should have been hired instead of her," said one former official in the Voting Section. "That had an impact on his views ... he became more conservative over time."
Coates' star rose during the Bush administration, during which he was promoted to principal deputy section chief. While not mentioned by name, Coates has been identified by several current and former Justice Department officials as the anonymous Voting Section lawyer, referred to in the joint Inspector General/Office of Professional Responsibility report, that Schlozman recommended for an immigration judge position. Immigration judges have jurisdiction over whether or not foreign nationals are deported. In his letter to Monica Goodling, a former senior counsel to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales who was implicated in the scandal involving politicized hiring, Schlozman wrote of Coates:
Don't be dissuaded by his ACLU work on voting matters from years ago. This is a very different man, and particularly on immigration issues, he is a true member of the team. [The American Prospect, 1/8/10 [6]]
Coates has donated to conservative candidates -- including President Bush and former Sen. George Allen. In 2004, Coates donated [7] $250 to the Bush reelection campaign. In 2006, Coates donated [8] $350 to then Sen. George Allen (R-VA).
Schlozman's politicization wrought havoc on Civil Rights Division
DOJ IG "found that Schlozman considered political and ideological affiliations when hiring and taking other personnel actions relating to career attorneys, in violation of Department policy and federal law." The July 2008 report from the IG's office and the OPR concluded [9] that Schlozman "considered political and ideological affiliations when hiring and taking other personnel actions relating to career attorneys in violation of Department policy and federal law." The report concluded [10]:
The evidence in our investigation showed that Schlozman, first as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General and subsequently as Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Acting Assistant Attorney General, considered political and ideological affiliations in hiring career attorneys and in other personnel actions affecting career attorneys in the Civil Rights Division. In doing so, he violated federal law -- the Civil Service Reform Act -- and Department policy that prohibit discrimination in federal employment based on political and ideological affiliations, and committed misconduct. The evidence also showed that Division managers failed to exercise sufficient oversight to ensure that Schlozman did not engage in inappropriate hiring and personnel practices. Moreover, Schlozman made false statements about whether he considered political and ideological affiliations when he gave sworn testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee and in his written responses to supplemental questions from the Committee.
Schlozman is said to have picked attorneys who "lacked relevant experience" and "rarely expressed any interest in civil rights enforcement." The IG/OPR report stated [11] that Special Litigation Section Chief Shanetta Cutlar "said that the applicants whose résumés she reviewed after they had been culled from the applicant pool by Schlozman or others in the front office typically reflected membership in conservative organizations. She also said the most striking thing she noticed about the résumés was that the applicants generally lacked relevant experience. She said Schlozman minimized the importance of prior civil rights or human rights work experience." In addition, the report states [12]:
Former Criminal Section Chief [Albert] Moskowitz also said the candidates for career positions chosen by Schlozman had conservative political or ideological affiliations and rarely had any civil rights background, rarely expressed any interest in civil rights enforcement, and had very little or no federal criminal experience.
Schlozman testified that he "probably ha[d]" boasted about hiring Republicans or conservatives. From a June 5, 2007, Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on politicized hiring and firing in the DOJ (from the Nexis database):
SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER: Did you ever boast to anyone that you hired a certain number of Republicans or conservatives for any division or section at the Justice Department?
MR. SCHLOZMAN: I mean, I probably have made statements like that.
In addition, the IG/OPR report cited [13] a January 2004 email in which Schlozman wrote to an attorney he had hired: "Just between you and me, we hired another member of 'the team' yesterday. And still another ideological comrade will be starting in one month. So we are making progress."
IG/OPR documented Schlozman discussing the removal of "disloyal" "liberals" and hiring of conservative "real Americans." The same report outlined [14] statements from Justice Department officials who said that Schlozman attempted to remove Democrats and liberals and hire "real Americans" or "right-thinking Americans," which the report determined to mean conservatives. From the report:
Several attorneys in the Division also told us that Schlozman was open about his disdain for and lack of trust in the attorney staff of the Division. Appellate Section Chief Diana Flynn told us that in conversations with her, Schlozman alternately referred to the Appellate Section lawyers hired during prior administrations as "Democrats" and "liberals," and said they were "disloyal," could not be trusted, and were not "on the team." Flynn said Schlozman pledged to move as many of them out of the Division as he could to make room for the "real Americans" and "right-thinking Americans" he wanted to hire.
Accounts from numerous other Division employees and officials, including former AAG Wan Kim and Section Chiefs Cutlar and Flynn, as well as the context of Schlozman's e-mails, indicate that his use of terms such as "real American," "right-thinking American," being "on the team," and similar terms were Schlozman's way of referring to politically conservative applicants and attorneys. For example, an e-mail dated July 17, 2006, from Schlozman to Monica Goodling, who at the time was Senior Counsel to the Attorney General and White House Liaison, sheds light on the meaning of Schlozman's terms. In that e-mail, Schlozman recommended a friend who had interviewed with Goodling for a political position. Schlozman wrote, "I can assure you that [the applicant] is a good American. [The applicant] and Sheldon Bradshaw and I (and [one] other person) made up a four-member Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy at my former law firm." In another e-mail sent to Goodling on December 4, 2006, in which Schlozman recommended a different friend for an Immigration Judge position, Schlozman wrote, "[D]on't be dissuaded by his ACLU work on voting matters from years ago. This is a very different man, and particularly on immigration issues, he is a true member of the team."
A May 9, 2003, e-mail provides additional evidence of the meaning of Schlozman's phrases. Luis Reyes, then Counsel to the AAG for the Civil Division, sent an e-mail to Schlozman in connection with a legal matter, endorsing an attorney in the Department's Office of Legal Policy as a "right thinking american [sic] to say the least." In an e-mail response, Schlozman wrote that he "just spoke with [the attorney] to verify his political leanings and it is clear he is a member of the team."
IG/OPR: Schlozman cut section managers out of the hiring process. As explained [15] in the IG/OPR report, a memorandum on hiring procedures sent out by Ralph F. Boyd Jr., then the Civil Rights Division assistant attorney general, indicated that section chiefs were supposed to interview and provide hiring recommendations. However, the report states [16] that Schlozman "prevented many career section chiefs from reviewing résumés of the complete applicant pool, and he only provided to them résumés of applicants he interviewed. Five of the six section chiefs whom Schlozman supervised while [deputy assistant attorneys general], from May 2003 to June 2005, told us that Schlozman further minimized their roles in the hiring process by providing little advance notice of applicant interviews, discouraging their asking questions during the interviews, and ignoring their assessments and recommendations regarding attorney applicants." In sections of the Civil Rights Division where Schlozman was not responsible for hiring, by contrast [17], "[c]areer section managers and attorneys in these sections had greater roles in the process for hiring experienced attorneys."
Former DOJ official testified that "damage" done to Civil Rights Division by Bush administration hiring practices is "deep and will take time to overcome." Joseph D. Rich, chief of the Civil Rights Division's Voting Section from 1999-2005 and an employee of the Civil Rights Division for 37 years, testified [18] that the appearance of "a conscious effort to remake the Division's career staff" during the Bush administration "resulted in an alarming exodus of career attorneys -- the longtime backbone of the Division that had historically maintained the institutional knowledge of how to enforce our civil rights laws tracing back to the passage of our modern civil rights statutes." From Rich's March 22, 2007, testimony [19] before the House Judiciary Committee:
During the Bush Administration, there has been an unprecedented effort to change the make-up of the career staff at the Civil Rights Division. This has resulted in a major loss of career personnel with many years of experience in civil rights enforcement and in the invaluable institutional memory that had always been maintained in the Division until now -- in both Republican and Democratic administrations. Replacement of this staff through a new hiring process resulted in the perception and reality of politicization of the Division, and high profile decisions in voting matters have added significantly to this. The overall impact has been a loss of public confidence in the fair and even-handed enforcement of civil rights laws by the Department of Justice.
Phony "scandal" does not stand up to the evidence
Right-wing activists and Fox News promoted unsubstantiated allegations based on hearsay. Right-wing media figures -- led by GOP activist J. Christian Adams -- have relied on distorted evidence and hearsay to accuse [20] the Obama Justice Department of racially charged "corruption" based on the decision not to pursue additional charges against members of the New Black Panther Party accused of intimidating voters outside a Philadelphia polling center in 2008, claiming that the decision was based on "hostility in the voting rights section to bringing cases on behalf of white victims for the benefit of national racial minorities." Fox News has discussed [21] the phony scandal during more than 100 segments since June 30.
Unsubstantiated allegations against DOJ don't stand up to facts. Adams has acknowledged lacking firsthand knowledge of the events he has cited to support his claims, and the suggestion that the Civil Rights Division in the Obama DOJ is hostile to "bringing cases on behalf of white victims for the benefit of national racial minorities" falls apart given the fact that the Obama DOJ obtained judgment [22] against one defendant in the New Black Panthers case and requested additional judgment [23] against black leaders in Mississippi who were found to have discriminated against white voters.
Conservative Civil Rights Commission vice chair ridiculed commission's investigation. A July 16 Politico article [24] reported [25] that Abigail Thernstrom, a Republican who serves as vice chair of the Civil Rights Commission and who is an adjunct scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, said, "This doesn't have to do with the Black Panthers, this has to do with their fantasies about how they could use this issue to topple the [Obama] administration." Politico also quoted Thernstrom saying, "My fellow conservatives on the commission had this wild notion they could bring Eric Holder down and really damage the president."
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Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher committed suicide after taking the life of his girlfriend. The suicide occurred at Arrowhead Stadium and the 25-year-old shot himself in front of "a couple of coaches," according to a source close to the team. "We can confirm that there was an incident at Arrowhead earlier this morning. We are cooperating with authorities in their investigation."
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Senseless tragedy. The NFL has already told the Carolina Panthers to fly to Kansas City with the early plan to continue to play the game Sunday. Details are sparse about what led to the events. Belcher was a starting inside linebacker. He grew up in Long Island, NY and played his college ball with the Maine Black Bears. My thoughts go out to his family, friends, the entire organization, and the Kansas City community. Belcher leaves behind a three-month old daughter, the mother having been killed in the incident.


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25143.11. Secondary materials exempt. (a) The department shall, on or before January 1, 1997, to the extent that it is consistent with the federal act and the protection of the public health, safety, and the environment, adopt regulations exempting secondary materials from this chapter. Those regulations shall be adopted pursuant to Chapter 3.5 (commencing with Section 11340) of Part 1 of Division 3 of Title 2 of the Government Code. In adopting the regulations, the department shall consider the restrictions listed in paragraph (8) of subsection (a) of Section 261.4 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations which apply to the exclusion of secondary materials from regulation under the federal act.
(b) For purposes of this section, "secondary materials" means materials that are reclaimed and returned to the original process or processes in which they were generated where they are reused in the production process.


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I have a group of Chinese elementary students and want to present the above structures but am unsure how to do so. How can I help them see that that they should repeat the auxiliary, and use do/does/did where there is none? How can I highlight the fact that we need different structures depending on whether we are agreeing with a positive or a negative statement?
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I've got another 6 months of being a bum until I start college in September, I can either get a job or find a short-ish course to go on until then, Ive always thought about a career In IT, I have an excellent background of experience with PC's from general construction to networking and modding so I'm confident that I'll be able to handle a course even if it is at a professional level.
Ive been looking over courses but most are provided by private companies that do not provide free training for young adults. Does anyone know of somewhere in London that does a comprehensive range of courses associated with linux/networking/pentesting. Ive been messing about with cracking my own WPA network and I enjoy using Linux , I would like to take this further and get myself some kind of certification, even if it doesn't lead to a career in IT I think its time I got myself some kind of acknowledgment for my years and years of gathering IT knowledge
I read about a course named "Security+" in another thread, if someone could maybe give me information on other common entry level courses associated with Linux network/security that would be great
thanks in advance and I'm really not sure how many UK members there are in this community but any advice international or not is welcome


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Police say Somersworth man trapped under car expected to be fine
Police, firefighters and emergency personnel responded at 12:59 p.m. after a neighbor noticed the man under his Dodge and called for help from 13 Central St.
"As he exited the car, it rolled backwards," Timmons said. "The door knocked him down and the tire pinned him."
The man was pinned for up to 45 minutes, and he is expected to be fine, Timmons said.
Fire Capt. Marc Vaillancourt said firefighters from Somersworth and Dover used large airbags to slowly lift the car to free the man. He said firefighters used blocks to brace the car during the rescue process, which took about 30 minutes.
Ambulance crews from American Medical Response transported the man to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover.


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Council of Europe's Anti-Racism Commission publishes new report on Malta
Strasbourg, 15.10.2013 - The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) today published its fourth report on Malta. ECRI's Chair, Ms Eva Smith, welcomed positive developments, but regretted that a number of concerns persisted. For example, a National Action Plan against Racism and Xenophobia has been developed but has never been adopted or published by the authorities.
Malta has made remarkable efforts to improve the asylum determination procedure; the law now includes the principle of non-refoulement and provides for subsidiary protection and caseworkers are properly trained. The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality has taken steps to raise awareness of the provisions in force against racial discrimination and available remedies. A Migrant Health Unit has been set up to address and respond to the specific needs of migrants.
However, Malta's Citizenship Act leaves a large margin of discretion in decisions on naturalisation and there is no right to appeal. Proposed amendments to the Criminal Code will remove national origin and citizenship from the list of grounds for which racist conduct is punished. Asylum seekers and migrants who arrive in an irregular manner are detained and the Immigration Act sets no limit to such detention. Many refugees and immigrants continue to be employed in the informal economy and are subject to exploitation.
In its report, ECRI has made a number of recommendations to the authorities, among which the following three require priority implementation and will be revisited by ECRI in two years' time:
The report, including Government observations, is available here. It was prepared following ECRI's contact visit to Malta in April 2012 [Press Release – 11.05.12] and takes account of developments up to 6 December 2012.
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OWASP's AppSec conference is easily one of the best in the infosec industry. Where will it be held this year? Why not Punxsutawney?
Some years ago, Chris Hoff asked why the OWASP Top 10 doesn't change. Yes, Appsec feels like Groundhog Day, but it's not because the people at OWASP are sitting on their hands. The OWASP Top 10 catalogs the top Web vulnerabilities that all applications face, and it's reviewed and updated on a regular basis. But Hoff is right: It mostly does not change.
To refresh your memory, here is the OWASP Top 10 for 2010:
But those are two of the top 10. What about the other eight? Here it's clear that poor identity and access management patterns and practice are a leading factor.
Broken Authentication, Session Management, and Insufficient Transport Layer Protection have been in the OWASP Top 10 for the past decade: They are all examples of authentication vulnerabilities.
Likewise, Insecure Direct Object Reference, Cross-Site Request Forgery, and Failure to Restrict URL Access -- all authorization vulnerabilities -- have spent the past decade in the OWASP Top 10. The 2010 edition of the Top 10 added another authorization vulnerability, Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards.
Where does this leave us? The majority of issues (six of 10) in the OWASP Top 10 are a direct result of identity and access management failures. If you want to escape AppSec Groundhog Day, then you have to change your focus. Addressing IAM architecture, strengthening authentication, and ensuring authorization coverage are not compliance issues or just architecture issues. They are core security concerns that need need your attention.
Gunnar Peterson is a Managing Principal at Arctec Group Gunnar Peterson (@oneraindrop) works on AppSec - Cloud, Mobile and Identity. He maintains a blog at http://1raindrop.typepad.com. View Full Bio


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Prerequisite: Admission into athletic training program, 292A and ATR 292B.
This course is designed to provide information regarding the use of various therapeutic modalities in rehabilitation programs. Theory, indication, contraindications and precautions in areas of ultrasound, electrical stimulation, cryotherapy, thermotherapy and manual therapy will be covered.


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Really good repair of bumper, completley got rid of the scratches and cracks there was before. Best price aswell, quick service.
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Tried the suggested remedies but didn't solve the problem.
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Arsène Wenger insists he will exercise caution over Jack Wilshere's comeback even though the England international is "doing extremely well" in training.
Wilshere ended a 14-month absence from football on Monday when he completed 63 minutes for the under-21s at West Brom, and he is expected to play against Reading in the same competition next week.
Wenger is pleased with Wilshere's progress but he will resist the temptation to draft him back into the first-team squad for now.
"Jack is doing very well but we need to be a bit patient," said Wenger. "He has played 60 minutes in the reserve team and he needs a few games, progressive build-up to get his body used again to competition, to shocks, to fights.
"But he is doing extremely well, the situation looks very good. We have to be cautious, not crazy, because of his talent you are always pushed in a situation where you would like to rush him back, and we have to resist that.
"The next match should be next week and he is working very very hard [in training]. The body is like that, when you have been out of competition for 14 months it takes a long time to find your sharpness back. You cannot rush it."
Wilshere's recovery is good news for England as well as Arsenal but Wenger is confident that national coach Roy Hodgson will be as patient as him.
"Everybody is keen [to have Wilshere back] and we are the first," he said.
"I think there are three things that are important for every player: the health of the player, the interests of the club and the interests of the national team. You have to try to combine the three but the most important thing of course is the health of the player.
"Roy Hodgson is long enough in the job to know that a player who has been out for 14 months, you have to give him time to play again. When the time comes up, he will play for England again of course."
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If you shoot a lot, you probably need a crud-removing spray of one sort or another. (All brands do pretty much the same thing.)
Gun cleaning stuff is not something to obsess over. Instead, just make sure that you clean and lubricate often.
I use a really old-fashion material called Ballistol, which is high-quality mineral oil mixed with (I think) a little ammonia.
It cleans quite well, since it is a "creeping" oil which gets under barrel crud.
It also lubricates well enough.
I mention Ballistol only to point out that it's not the brand of stuff, or the kind of stuff, but rather the act of cleaning which does the trick.


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LAKELAND, FL (February 26, 2013) – The Eleventh Biennial Historic Home Workshop will be held Saturday, March 23, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Ordway Building at Florida Southern College. Registration and refreshments will begin at 8:00 a.m. The one-hour workshops will start at 8:30 a.m. and will be conducted by local experts.
Workshops will be offered on a variety of topics, including:
A tour of the Frank Lloyd Wright buildings on the Florida Southern College campus will be offered at the conclusion of the Workshop.
Trade groups and companies that provide services and supplies for the maintenance and renovation of older homes may be represented in the Exhibit Area. Other exhibitors will include City agencies, neighborhood associations, and various organizations devoted to historic preservation.
No pre-registration is required. The workshop is free, and open to all interested residents. This is a great opportunity to learn about home renovations and to meet other people involved in preserving the architectural heritage of Lakeland. This event is sponsored by the City of Lakeland Historic Preservation Board; Historic Lakeland, Inc.; Florida Southern College; and BB&T Bank.
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Just got back from a four mile hike, to and from my house, to one of my duck / goose hunting spots . There were lots of nesting pairs of both ducks and geese and a few young goslings swimming with their parents. Ducks sited were Mergansers, Blacks, Malards, GW Teal, and a pair of Wood ducks. There were over 30 pairs of geese lots of muskrats and a couple beavers. From what I saw it looks like we could have a good number of young birds by fall here in N.S..
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I need to buy a pocket holster for my Kel-Tec P3AT. I would like to know what you are using and what you would reccommend as well as any issues I may not have considered. Thanks!
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I need to buy a pocket holster for my Kel-Tec P3AT. I would like to know what you are using and what you would reccommend as well as any issues I may not have considered. Thanks!
I been using this one for 5yrs now with no complaints. It's the Don Hume 001. :smt1099
Concealment Holsters : Don Hume Leathergoods, manufactures high quality leather and nylon goods.
I use a leather wallet holster, got it from > http://gunnersecurity.com/index.html
I have fired both my P-3AT and P-32 with them in this holster and I am more accurate with both pistols when they are in the holster. I think that the extra hole for you finger and the added overall diameter makes shooting feel more natural. This holster carries very well and it looks exactly like a wallet in my back pocket. I always keep one in the pipe but have no fear of an accidental discharge as long as I keep only the pistol/holster in my pocket with nothing else in that pocket. I know these are expensive at $50 but I found mine used for $30 and feel it would have been worth paying $50 now that I have had a chance to use it. This would be an awesome holster for any women's purse or fannypack.
I use a desantis super-fly for my sig 238 and it works really nicely....
I use a BLACKHAWK! size 3 pocket holster for my P3AT. It was only 15$ and works well in the pocket. I guess the only down side is that one has to use the "two finger" technique in getting the pistol out of the holster/pocket. I also use a Uncle Mikes ankle hoster, for small semi-autos, when I don't want that wallet like "bulge" in my front pocket. I don't like having the pistol in my back pockets, due to the stress put on the pistol if I sit down. Just a personal opinion on that one.
Cheaper-Than-Dirt also has a really nice IWB holster (leather), made by TripleK, for around 39.00$. It has a nice leather re-enforces opening to keep it from collapsing after the draw. I am going to order that asap.
KD pocket holster - pocket defender convertible (K&D Holsters | Custom Gun Leather and Shooting Accessories)
and a kydex one i made myself. very easy to make BTW.
I had one made by "Ron Graham" but it took a year to get and I am not sure if he makes holsters anymore. The BEST holster I have ever owned.


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Historically, Jewish people were in the forefront of movements that endeavored to further basic human freedoms and to foster peace in the world. A new American Jewish group, J Street, has come into being over the past few years with a goal of "pro-Israel-pro-Peace." The Israel Ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, denounced the group as being anti-Israel and declined its invitation to attend a meeting and engage in dialogue. Hannah Rosenthal, administrator of the Obama administration Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism, expressed her disappointment at the refusal of Oren to engage in open dialogue. In turning down an opportunity to discuss alternative roads to peace, Ambassador Oren behaved in a manner not befitting a Jew.
Rosenthal, who is the child of a Holocaust survivor, believes "young people want to be part of the discussion, they feel they have fresh ideas and they feel that we have to end the stalemate(in the Middle East)." Ms. Rosenthal understands there is anti-semitism in the world as witness 170 UN resolutions about Israel with but a scant few dealing with Darfur or the Congo or Iran or any number of places in the world where people are getting killed and raped.
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Sam's Club is able to offer color printers at great prices to their members. The decision to purchase a color or black and white printer is up to the consumer, but color printers provide their owners with more options. In addition to better-looking products, color printers offer their owners more options regarding family photos, greeting cards, and more.
Most businesses seek color office inkjet printers to address in-house needs such as producing marketing materials as well as items for clients such as reports and graphs. Of course, in order to save colored ink, an owner of a color inkjet always has the option of printing in black and white also.
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DPI refers to 'dots per inch'. This measurement indicates how well an end product is aesthetically produced from the printer. A desired DPI is contingent on the intended usage of your inkjet printer. For most text-related jobs a DPI of about 600 will produce clean and clear text; yet, for those seeking to produce marketing material or print photos, a higher DPI may be desire. Photo inkjet printers are especially coveted in order to produce picture-related materials.
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Inkjet printers may print at lower speeds when compared to a laser printer, yet it is ultimately dependent on makes and models. Many multi-function inkjet printer owners manipulate the settings in relation to the print job. For instance, a textual, black and white job will print faster, so a job of lesser importance can be done in black and white. Time may be more of a point of interest for businesses, so office inkjet printers can be purchased that print at fast speeds.
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JSE just had up some DPMS lowers for $120. it must have been a small lot --like 10 or less.
they were OOS out before i found them.
if your needing a lower keep and eye on JSEs in stock page. they put um up for sale as soon as they get a few in and the amount has been everywhere from a high of 50 lowers to just a couple--be ready to buy cause there ain't going to be much time to think--lol--
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What's the best way to go about and do this? I was looking at the Oxford Seminars, is that program legit?
I also heard about the International House in Lisbon has anyone ever got a job through that institution. Thanks in advance.


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Thanks guys...i have a lot of work and home work to do. I had it out this morning ....went to eat breakfast with my other retired buddies...people kept comming up and asking about it ...couldnt hardly eat but I like it. Nothing around like this one. My buddy and I just about froze to death forty degrees and the fog. Lovin it and retirement but miss the kids.
Since 'way back', guys have been building these t-buckets, many of them reminiscent of the old drag cars...and a good many of them had only rear brakes.
While this is cool and racy looking, despite the light weight, they don't stop as well as they could.You could use the guidelines above, possibly for the best results. Or I've seen these cars, where rodders have adapted a set of go-kart disc brakes to the front wheels. I don't know what part of Ohio you're from, but I spent most of my life around Cincinnati, so I know you're not going to be driving this thing over the winter. Take advantage of the 'time off', do some homework, and get it ready for next spring.
One thing to keep in mind, is that this type of setup is geared with an eye toward the dragstrip......straight line, no traffic, plenty of room to stop. You don't have that on the street.
In either scenario, you've got some work to do. If you're going to drive it, it needs to be safe. Don't ever consider yourself too old, especially to have a little fun with a hot rod. I'm 66, and looking for one myself.
There's a wealth of information online, and many manufacturers are quite willing to offer you all the technical assistance you'll need. Good luck!
The camber on most of these straight axles is about what you have now (by looking at the picture). This is about the normal camber, and the spindles for these straight axle cars take that angle into account. This angle is there to facilitate the 'return to center' function of steering among other things. It should be fairly simple to measure the angle of camber that your axle uses, and then make sure the replacement spindles you buy will be proper for that axle. As a last resort the axle can be bent to achieve another angle - not very practical.
I can't see all the details in your pictures, but right now I don't believe you'll need to replace the axle.
Here is the job as I see it now, either via pictures or surmising those details I can't see:
- Replace spindles with something common like early Ford ('37-'41) or Chev spindles, be sure the kingpin bosses are the same as your current axle kingpin bores. These spindles will most likely have to have new steering arms as well as it looks like your current arms are forged on the old spindles. Superbell is one source I can think of.
- Install a disk brake kit on these spindles. Reconnect the steering link (tie bar).
- Plum a line from your master cylinder to the front brakes, consider replacing your master cylinder with a dual chamber MC for safety. If you are running drum brakes on the back you should use a disk/drum MC. Plum in a proportioning valve into the system. Bleed system.
- Install new wheels and tires. Align front end using the 'String Fling' technique (google) if you have no other tools. Carefully begin testing it all.
If you want to, it really is easy to replace the axle. The pictures tell me that you have radius rod and spring shackles, most other axles use these as well. It also looks like your current axle has no drop. A dropped axle makes larger wheels and tires look better in my opinion. Again, Superbell has lots of options on axles. The good thing about replacing the axle is that you can be sure of getting compatible spindles and kingpins/shims.
This would make a good mid-winter project.
Good luck to you.
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I am beginning to think I am too old to learn this stuff. If by camber you mean the tilt of the king pins...i did notice they arent straight up and down...this really looses me. Do you all think it is "stretched out" to much to even bother. I guess I could change the wheels and tires too. I bought it two months ago and fell in love with the way it is longer than most...almost like an old rail job in the 60s. The motor cycle type wheels and tires look sort of old school and that was a plus to me but now I am beginning to wonder.
|Something else, too.......in addition to those comments above......since you've got the front end stretched out, you've got less weight on those front tires. That could also compound your lock-up problem.
Purchase a brake kit that includes spindles with kingpins that match the diameter of the kingpin bosses of your axle, and check that the camber with those new spindles will be okay for your setup. I used a Wilwood kit on my T.
However, in my opinion disk brakes used on the narrow tired wire wheels will not net you much as they may easily lock up the fronts due to lack of tread contact, especially in a panic stop - result is no steering while locked up. You might want to change out the front wheels and tires to something that will put more tread on the front. You may also want to consider plumbing in a proportioning valve into your system to help adjust the front/rear bias.
Anyone know of any good T Bucket wizzards in Southern Ohio. I want to put disc brakes on the front but some tell me I may have to put entire new axle etc on....way out of my league I am thinking.
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These open-faced sandwiches are a cut above the rest! To make them, you simply use two kinds of cheese, ham, bread...and a cookie cutter. "They're easier than making cutout cookies and tasty, too," reports Gloria Porter of Grandin, North Dakota.
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- 2 slices process American cheese
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- Cut cheese slices with cookie cutter. Place American cheese apples into Swiss cheese cutouts and Swiss cheese apples into American cheese cutouts; set aside. Spread butter on both sides of bread; brown both sides in a large skillet. Remove. Heat ham in the same skillet; place on bread. Top with cheese slices. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
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A controversial decision by the Court of Appeals in the United Kingdom raised questions as to which rights are possessed by those who serve in the military in far off lands. The court ruled that Pte. Smith, who died while serving in Iraq, was protected by the same rights as those given to citizens of the United Kingdom. The Smith family solicitor, Jocelyn Cockburn, said: "we are absolutely delighted by the outcome which has the logical conclusion that like all citizens of the United Kingdom, soldiers have the protection set out under the Human Rights Act. This claim was disputed by the military which argued a soldier who is deployed no longer is covered by UK laws and procedures.
The case arose when a coroner who investigated the death of Smith, noted his death was caused by "a serious failure to recognize and take appropriate steps to address the difficulty he had in adjusting to the climate." It is certainly an important decision because it recognizes the rights of those who serve and protects their rights even when they are engaged in combat.
Is it time for an American court to afford such protection to American soldiers?


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Pioneering Australian comic and actress, famous for her role in The Mavis Bramston Show, Noeline Brown spent time sharing some of her on and off stage life with Margo.
For the best part of an hour Noeline chats about enjoying great popularity throughout the 1970s, co-starring in the satirical television and radio series, The Naked Vicar Show (where she met and married her husband Tony Sattler) and the quiz show Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks. During the conversation Noeline also gives a snapshot into the life of her long time close friend Graham Kennedy.
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Several recent Forrester reports, including "Mobile Is The New Face Of Engagement," have shown how new business success imperatives are pushing clients to change the way they leverage IT solutions. In my report "The Move To An Asset-Based Services Play," I describe how IT service providers will have to adapt to these new rules of engagement if they want to stay relevant to their clients in the long run. In particular, the increased focus on business innovation will push service providers to invest more in the development of software assets — or solution accelerators (SAs) — that provide strong business value to multiple clients.
The move to asset-based services will force service providers to invest in new operating models that differ significantly from their traditional models and are closer to the ones leveraged by software providers. In my next report, I will cover some of the associated best practices in terms of the organization, people, processes, and tools that IT services firms need to implement to make this shift happen internally. Service providers will need, among others, to recruit new skills such as product and portfolio managers, incentivize the creation of software assets, fund and incubate the creation of solution accelerators, and overhaul their partnership management processes.


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This is my yearly "googled my nick and oh yeah, I have an advogato account" post.
Guess it's a May thing.
I completely forgot I even had an advogato account until I googled my nick just now on a whim.
Maybe I'll start actually using this as a development log (dlog?). Maybe...
Current work: ladspa2 (LV2?) plugin host library.
Well, polyphony is working. The slight messiness in the code bothers me, but I'd rather have all the complexity in one place. When I get around to implementing DSSI support I'm sure I'll be glad I didn't go throwing polyphonic crap everywhere. There is a lot of duplication of data though, and since one of the primary reasons I'm writing this thing is that ams's polyphony is such a horrendous CPU hog, I wish I could fix that. I really, really, really don't want to make the "Node" class aware of polyphony though. I need to put some thought in to this. On the other hand, it's working right now. Why mess with a good thing? :)
"Premature optimization is the root of all evil" -Knuth
I think I'm going to put MIDI support in to the synth engine now, rather than having all communication via OSC. While the 100% OSC idea was nice on a conceptual level, the performance is obviously worse than direct MIDI, and doing things like setting a gate high on a noteon becomes a lot more nasty. Plus, once Jack MIDI gets out there, sample-accurate MIDI (and sample accurate everything, since the rest of the engine is) will be a possibility, which is nice. You can still control everything via OSC though, so no flexibility is lost.
Also, I think I might have found some bugs in blop-plugins today, but I'm not sure yet.
Speaking of plugins, using LADSPA plugins in a modular synth that actually cares about control rate vs. audio rate is interesting.. your plugin selection decreases a LOT, because nothing will connect. I think I found a single combination of envelope and filter that can connect (both in blop), and I had to hack an amp to even make envelope->amp possible (and I have pretty much every LADSPA plugin out there). As far as I can tell, it's impossible to make a simple synth with an oscillator through an enveloped amp with the LADSPA plugins available today. Wow.
Users are not going to be impressed when they finally get their hands on this thing. I think that's good though; plugin authors need to be making more variants of their plugins with audio-rate and control-rate inputs - blop is the only plugin package I could find that even has a filter with an audio-rate cutoff input! Good luck doing filter modulation with a control rate cutoff input.
(Why do I have a feeling I'm going to be submitting lots and lots of patches to LADSPA plugin authors in the near future?)
I started this account so I can keep a blog about Om, a modular synth I'm writing. Any feedback on development is much appreciated.
For the record, "Om" is a quasi-acronym that stands for "Open modular". It's pronounced like a word ("ahh-mm"), not like an acronym ("oh em").
Today's goal is to get polyphony and subpatches working in a way I like. I need to make sure the engine is made in such a way that it's easily extensible.. my goals for this project keep getting loftier, so I need to make as much headroom as possible. UI, performance, and other considerations are way, way, way down on the list right now.
I'm pretty sure the current version is the keeper though..
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We drove a Peugeot all over Europe. Seemed like you fill the tank up and drive for a month... I never measured the gas mileage, but I'm sure it was astronomical compared to US cars.
grandkids money to the tune of 2 billion a week in Afghanistan.
i'll be the first to tell you that we should have been out of Afghanistan long ago, but wars....even long ones, are temporary. congressional spending on foolish crap, is eternal and ever expanding.
Why on earth GM is investing in a French automaker is beyond me.
I imagine we'll be pulling out of Japan, Germany, Korea any day now
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goenka says there are like 4 steps to full enlightenment. he talks about maximum of 7 lifes to the second stage of enlightenment after you have reached the first.
villkorkarma wrote:But Goenkaji says that its 7 max to 2 level then 2 i think to level 3 then maybe one more but not on earth but in a high bramic plane...
That's the key question. The very first stage involves eradicating personality view, doubt, misapprehension of precepts and vows. It also involves holding to impeccable morality. So we can observe in our personal situation whether these qualities apply. If not, then we can be encouraged to keep working.villkorkarma wrote:how does the fit with your experience?
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An armed coup at FreedomWorks?
posted at 11:43 am on December 26, 2012 by Allahpundit
Today's must-read comes from WaPo, which claims to have spoken to more than two dozen "associates" of the group about the details of Dick Armey's acrimonious split.
How acrimonious? Dude:
The partnership came to a crashing end when Armey marched into FreedomWorks's office Sept. 4 with his wife, Susan, executive assistant Jean Campbell and the unidentified man with the gun at his waist — who promptly escorted Kibbe and Brandon out of the building.
"This was two weeks after there had been a shooting at the Family Research Council," said one junior staff member who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media. "So when a man with a gun who didn't identify himself to me or other people on staff, and a woman I'd never seen before said there was an announcement, my first gut was, 'Is FreedomWorks in danger?' It was bizarre.' "
By nearly all accounts, including from those loyal to him, Armey handled his attempted coup badly. Armey says he was stepping in because of ethical breaches by Kibbe and Brandon, accusing them of improperly using FreedomWorks staff resources to produce a book — ironically, named "Hostile Takeover" — for which Kibbe claimed sole credit and was collecting royalties. The use of internal resources for Kibbe's benefit could jeopardize the group's nonprofit tax status; the group denies any impropriety…
Armey appeared out of touch and unsure of how FreedomWorks operated when he took over that Tuesday morning, according to interviews with more than a dozen employees on both sides who witnessed the takeover. Sitting in a glass-walled conference room visible to much of the staff, he placed three young female employees on administrative leave, then reversed himself when they burst into tears; his wife lamented aloud that maybe they had "jumped the gun."
One of Armey's big ideas between the time of the coup and his departure six days later was, allegedly, to have the group throw more of its weight behind … Todd Akin.
Obligatory exit question in light of the David Gregory investigation: Did the unidentified "aide" who accompanied Armey have a permit to carry that gun? D.C. law allows you to carry at your place of business if you've registered the weapon with the city. Did he?


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Green Bay Swept 7-0 at Cleveland State
CLEVELAND, Ohio (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay women's tennis (1-12, 0-6 HL) team opened its five-match road stretch to end the regular season on Saturday, falling 7-0 to Cleveland State at Malaga Tennis Center.
The Vikings began the contest with convincing wins at No. 1 (8-2) and No. 3 (8-0) doubles to take the first point, and then went on to sweep the six singles matches in straight sets.
Green Bay returns to Horizon League action on Sunday morning, taking on Youngstown State at 7:30 a.m. at Boardman Tennis Center.
Cleveland State 7, Green Bay 0
No. 1 – Alex Power/Ellen Folkers (CSU) def. Stephanie Londre/Claudia Negron (GB) 8-2
No. 2 – Alex Bush/Princess Gbadamosi (CSU) vs. Lauren Miketinac/Rachael Menos (GB) 7-2 unfinished
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i'm sorry, i just have to ask...you wrote, "can I conclude from this that the working world is really shit and not for me?"
really? REALLY? for most people, the working world is probably shit, but few people have the privilege of just opting out. & it's a small minority that gets to dip a toe in the waters of the working world via an internship before they ever have to sling fast food or fold sweaters in a mall somewhere. not saying it's not a good idea for a zine, but maybe it's worth dialing down the "i learned from my internship that works sucks, let me tell you all about it" angle. it's just a touch off-putting. especially in this job climate.
There was a report in the UK a couple of weeks ago about social mobility that singled out internship culture as one of the reasons social mobility has decreased so much over the last couple of decades.
It would be pretty interesting to look at the impact of internships structurally as well as the experience of them. I know that internships based in London pretty much stop anyone getting ahead in lots of areas unless they have nice parents to house and feed them for a year (or more). Apparently the system started in law firms to make sure 'the right kind of people' ended up working there. And it is spreading into so many areas.
I think this is more of a suggestion than an offer, but I'll keep thinking about it!


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