We’ve all had times where we need money. . .NOW! That may be because rent is due and you’re short, or your car breaks down, and you need to repair it, or you don’t have any groceries, and payday is three days away. Unfortunately, most of us have trouble finding or making money so quickly. … Read more
Adapted from press release shared by Allegheny Land Trust, October 18. After twelve years with Allegheny Land Trust, President and CEO Christopher J. Beichner is departing the organization. Chris has been the longest serving CEO in ALT’s history. Under his leadership, ALT has grown from a small-but-mighty staff into a talented team of leaders advancing … Read more
Image from judgment 4 Ob 97/24d The Robber Hotzenplotz is the title of a book series for children, written by Ottfried Preußler. The figure of robber Hotzenplotz is characterized on the book cover by a huge black hat, a red band and a feather. A political party incorporated the face of the Austrian city’s … Read more
Finding out what controls the formation of sensory legs meant growing sea robins from eggs. The research team observed that the legs of sea robins develop from the three pectoral fin rays that are around the stomach area of the fish, then separate from the fin as they continue to develop. Among the most active … Read more
This contribution aims to highlight the shortcomings of European and International anti-racism law with respect to discriminations based on nationality. It promotes the concept of intersectionality as a means of addressing the gap between what anti-racism law promises and what it delivers. Therefore, nationality serves as an example to show if and how intersectionality can … Read more
