changing biogeochemical linkages across a paraglacial landscape of greenland

“Claire and I are CC superfans. We CC each other on most everything we ask our employees to do the same and it gives us peace of mind. Yes, it means you have a ton of emails in your inbox, but you don’t have to actually read them all: They’re there for reference when you wake up in the middle of the night and think, “Dear god, did so and so ever do that thing?” And, because Claire and I have a general sense of what the other’s working on, we can spend our meetings together thinking about bigger picture projects and can be better brainstorm partners it eliminates the need for the endless stream of status meetings.” Erica Cerulo, cofounder, Of a Kind.

The Uniformed Division won’t disclose a list of the arrests they’ve made. (Top secret, you know.) But it isn’t James Bond. A couple of officers mentioned drunk driving arrests. For young women, involvement in cyber bullying as a victim, bully, or bully/victim negatively predicted perceptions of learning and school, and perceived peer acceptance mediated this relationship. The results indicated that involvement in cyber bullying negatively predicted perceived peer acceptance which, in turn, positively predicted perceptions of learning and school. For young men, fulfilling the bully/victim role negatively predicted perceptions of learning and school.

“A lot of cronyism takes place and it’s really hard on the Republican name,” Smith said. “Hillsdale County is one of the most conservative counties in the state, and if we don’t honor that, then what are we? We have to be the freedom beacon for the rest of the state. “.

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We’ve written about consumers’ love of brands before, but we think this is taking it a little far. A new viral video making the rounds depicts a man, “Matthew,” getting a pair of Ray Ban glasses tattooed on his face. Can this be real, we wonder? An online search reveals the video is the latest in the Never Hide series, a campaign by eyewear retailer Ray Ban.

Could and should be better, especially after the triumphs of last week. The timing of this so soon after her inaugural choices championed lesser known American designers of colour is awful no matter how you look at it. Seriously needs to tell her team about Dolce and their problematic issues with race.