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Riley Kennedy joins Prep Network’s Digital team as the Prep Girls Lacrosse National Scouting Analyst
Prep Network has welcomed Riley Kennedy to the Digital Content department as the National Scouting Analyst for Prep Girls Lacrosse. Kennedy graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in Media and Journalism from the Hussman School. At UNC, he contributed to Sports Xtra, The Daily Tar Heel, Carolina Connection, and the Hussman School of Journalism and Media, covering a wide range of varsity athletics.
Prep Network adds Nathan Diambra to the Audience & Experience team
Prep Network announced the hiring of Nathan Diambra as the Scores Product Specialist. Nathan joins Prep Network with over a decade of experience in college and youth athletics, as both a coach and an administrator. He is excited to put his firsthand knowledge of the high school athletics landscape to work growing Prep Network’s Scores product. In his free time, Nathan still coaches basketball, is usually plotting his next trip, and is on a permanent quest for Chicago’s next great food spot.
Prep Network welcomes Rachel Boldt as a Human Resources Generalist
Prep Network has welcomed Rachel Boldt to the Business Operations department as a Human Resources Generalist. Rachel comes to Prep Network from an 18-year stint at Target Corp., where she started in management, then spent the past 10 years in HR. Rachel is passionate about helping people grow and being a resource that people know they can always come to. Rachel lives in East Bethel, MN, with her husband and 4 kids on Coon Lake.
Rethinking the Most Overlooked Tool on My Desk, the Ergonomic Mouse
Summary Ergonomic mice can help reduce wrist, forearm, and elbow strain caused by long hours of computer use. Different ergonomic mouse designs work better for different hand sizes, work styles, and comfort preferences. Small technology and workspace changes can make a meaningful difference in long-term physical comfort. istock.com/SaevichMikalai Jump to: Product Watch Column A few months ago, I started noticing a burning sensation running from my elbow down into the back of my hand.
Longtime DBIA leader, Keith Molenaar, has been named Dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. His design-build expertise and research over the decades have produced some of the nation’s most important data demonstrating design-build’s performance and industry impact. His teaching focuses on project delivery, construction engineering, cost engineering and project controls.
Gallant Breaks Free
Gallant has never been content to stay in one lane, and his latest album, Zinc, proves just how far he’s willing to go to break free from expectations. As his first full-length project as an independent artist, Zinc doesn’t merely push boundaries—it obliterates them. It’s a genre-defying collection that blends ambient, alternative and electronic sounds into a cohesive yet unpredictable journey.
Don't Tell Me How I Should Feel About College Drop Off
We just dropped our oldest off for freshman year of college. A day we have planned and planned for. The move-in could not have gone smoother. He is happy. His roommates are great. He is a student-athlete and his coach could not be nicer. The athletic trainers, his resident advisor, his academic advisor all seem like a great fit. I am so happy for him. He did it. He set a goal and worked incredibly hard for it. He made it. These are all reminders that my brain is telling my heart. My heart is not listening.
World-first microscopic stiffness probe could advance early cancer diagnosis
Researchers at the University of Nottingham have created an endoscopic device that can 3D image the stiffness of individual biological cells and complex organisms, a discovery that could help doctors discover and treat cancer earlier. In its early stages, cancer cells are, far softer than normal cells. This allows them to squeeze through tight gaps and rapidly spread throughout the body—known as metastasis.
Study to decarbonise East Midlands Airport “takes off”
A decarbonisation study looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities toward achieving zero carbon emissions at airports is now under way. The East Midlands Airport Green Futures Study (EMAGFS) aims to support the development of a net-zero industrial cluster in the East Midlands, with a specific focus on the implications for energy infrastructure at East Midlands Airport (EMA).
Researchers discover eco-friendly fungicide alternative
A material that could replace current fungicides (i.e., anti-fungal pesticides), increase food security, and help protect wildlife has been discovered. A recent investigation undertaken by Pesticide Action Network (PAN) revealed that the UK is still using 36 harmful pesticides that have been banned in other European countries, with 13 described as "highly hazardous" that have links to water contamination, cancer, infertility, and other illnesses.
The University of Nottingham featured in new online engineering hub
Recently launched at the ICE’s London headquarters, The Future of Engineering (www.engineeringtv.org) is a comprehensive online hub that hosts a selection of exclusive, industry-related films, interviews and features. As one of the leading voices in the higher education sector, the University of Nottingham shares its insights and expertise in one of the initiative’s documentaries, entitled Putting the Smart into Cities.
We Collected the Keys to Happiness In This Jar
Our son was four when he picked up his first lacrosse stick. He stood before us, three-foot nothing, filled with a spirit of discernment and laundry list of demands starting with his first helmet. I just knew this hobby would never last. This was my child who refused to wear a hat when it was a cold, or a Halloween mask. Somehow, he was going to play a sport with a helmet and pads. It did not seem likely, but I was wrong. I was very wrong. He never looked back.
Women of Legal Tech: Danielle Hall
The Legal Technology Resource Center’s Women of Legal Tech initiative is intended to encourage diversity and celebrate women in legal technology. Danielle Hall currently serves as the Executive Director for the Kansas Lawyers Assistance Program. In addition to overseeing the daily operations, she administers a variety of programs for lawyers and law students who need assistance due to a substance use-disorder, mental health, or law practice management related issue.
Working replica of Nottinghamshire’s “Flying Bedstead” goes on display to celebrate the 70th anniversary of its first flight
A working scaled replica of the Rolls-Royce Thrust Measuring Rig (TMR), better known as the “Flying Bedstead” has been built by engineering students at the University of Nottingham. Built and tested by Rolls-Royce in Hucknall, the TMR was the first jet-lift aircraft to fly anywhere in the world, with its inaugural tethered flight taking place in 1953, followed by its first free flight the following year.
Film documenting Nottingham students’ journey to design and build creche in South Africa premieres in London
A short film, which documents the design, construction, and opening of a South African pre-school completely created by University of Nottingham students, has been viewed for the first time. The project was run by the design/build studio, based in the university’s Department of Architecture and Built Environment, and has allowed more than 450 students the opportunity to participate in international social impact projects since the first creche was built in 2009.
First ever UK ‘ghost driver’ study using visual displays to communicate with pedestrians completes in Nottingham
A novel study undertaken by the University of Nottingham has found that, in the absence of someone in the driving seat, pedestrians trust certain visual prompts more than others when deciding whether to cross in front of an autonomous car. The aim of the study was to understand how pedestrians respond naturally to self-driving vehicles with different External Human-Machine Interfaces (eHMIs) - visual displays positioned on the front of the vehicle.
So, You Didn't Get the Internship. Now What?
This article was written by Danielle Hall, Elaine Fernandez, Juritzy Mata. Like I said in my previous article on three ways to make the most of your internship, getting an internship is hard work. When you consider the sometimes long and challenging processes of finding, applying, interviewing, and securing internships, jobs, leadership programs, and other professional experiences – it can feel like it’s all not worthwhile.
Natural Beauty
Written By: Carrie Hooey What is Natural Beauty? I’ve spent the last few days thinking about what natural beauty is, and I keep coming back to the idea that it is whatever makes people feel good about themselves, which means it’s different for everyone. I could tell you what it means to me, and I will, but that doesn’t mean that you or anyone else needs to agree. In fact, make your own decisions about it because natural beauty isn’t a set of guidelines from other people.
WETHRIVV with Dr Sanjay and Amy Batra
WETHRIVV™ is more than a company with products in aesthetics and beauty. We are a team of individuals with very diverse backgrounds that span science, technology, marketing, training and product development. We are innovators and we set out to create best-in-class solutions for our customers. WETHRIVV was founded by Dr. Sanjay Batra and Amy Batra. Dr. Batra obtained his PhD in medical physiology from the University of Ottawa, Canada and completed post-doctoral training in Japan and Switzerland.
Glow With Hormonal Balance
Ana Gonzalez Herrera dedicated 15 years of her life to the corporate world, leading and growing personal care, beauty, and wellness corporations worldwide. She spent her career building and expanding several international brands, such as John Frieda, Jergens, Biore, Elemis, and Babor before becoming a Partner for Pangaea Laboratories. In the meantime, she was silently battling Stage IV Endometriosis, which caused remarkable disruptions to both her professional and personal life.
Stand Out Beauty-Hailie Sahar
Hailie Sahar is an award-winning actor, producer, director, singer, and writer. Hailie made history as one of the five transgender lead actors to star in Ryan Murphy’s culturally groundbreaking FX series, Pose. Starring as Lulu, the Mother of the House of Ferocity, Hailie Sahar joined the ensemble that went on to be globally recognized and awarded, including several Emmy Awards over the course of its successful three seasons. Q & A With Hailie Q.
Experiencing Wanderlust? Bring Creature Comforts on Your Next Flight
Written By: Cindy O’Brien https://livandgraceskincare.com/ What to Carry-On During Your Next Flight. If you have wanderlust like we do, you are not alone! There have been recent studies proving people who travel 75 miles from home, 4 times or more a year, are happier than people who don’t, but these days it could be trickier with added restrictions and Covid related mandates.
Carrie Ann Inaba
Written By: Michelle Emmick There’s nothing better than meeting someone who is wise, authentic, and presents themselves right away with an open heart. That was my experience being introduced to Carrie Ann Inaba. While she has held many professional titles, Carrie Ann is most recognized as an Emmy-nominated television host and as a judge on the Emmy-award winning series “Dancing With The Stars.” Outside of her job, Carrie Ann is anything but judgmental, believing whole-heartedly in kindness.
Three Ways to Make the Most of Your Internship
Getting an internship is hard work. You have secured a role after all the resume edits, interviews, and thank you notes. Congratulations! Now, the hard work continues. You have the chance to showcase your talent and get a better sense of the day-to-day work in your occupation. Having the intern title on your resume is one thing, but gaining new skills or seeing if the organization is a good fit is another.
Zooming Through Orientation: A Swift Start to the Summer
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” This year, we kicked off the Summer Associate Program at Bilzin Sumberg with a warm welcome from Jessica Buchsbaum, Betsi Cobas, and Jay Sakalo. The Summer Associates and I logged into our next virtual orientation session, and we were honored to see John C. Sumberg, Chairman of Bilzin Sumberg.
Despedida: Virtual Cheers and Mexican Salsa | LexBlog
The summer program has been filled with professional development courses through PowerSummer, jigsaw puzzles, coffee breaks with attorneys, negotiation sessions, attorney spotlights, and so much more! As we wrapped up our last week of the summer associate program, we were tasked with closing the deal for the Mock Real Estate Transaction, keeping a secret for a surprised client spotlight, and bringing the heat in the kitchen.
Real Estate Mock Transaction: Exotic Edition
This year marks the thirteenth year of the Mock Real Estate Transaction at Bilzin Sumberg. But unlike in years past, the Summer Associates and I were not huddled in a large conference room, talking strategy. Instead, we were grouped in Zoom breakout rooms, fleshing out what was most important to the client and how to negotiate our way there while avoiding awkward Zoom silences. The quarantine-appropriate theme for the Mock Transaction is based on Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness.
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