Features
- most common sources are bowel and bladder
- most common injury levels at risk are T6 and rostral
- pounding headache
- hypertension
- profuse sweating and flushing above the level of injury
- blurry vision
- sudden rise in BP generally greater than 20 mmHg (trend baseline)
- bradycardia
Risk Factors
- injuries T6 and higher
- complete injuries
Treatment
- Consider using lidocaine jelly before bowel routine
- Sit patient upright
- Loosen clothing
- Relieve obstruction to drainage of an indwelling urinary catheter. If no indwelling catheter present then catheterize
- If the systolic blood pressure is still 150 mmHg or greater administer rapidly acting and easily reversible antihypertensives such as nitropaste
- If the systolic blood pressure is less than 150 mmHg then the rectum should be manually disimpacted
- Search for other precipitants if symptoms persist
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References
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Why is JavaScript so popular in Web Development?
Remember this?
I know. I might as well ask if you remember your own birth.
Way back in 1995, Netscape Communications introduced JavaScript to the mass market with the beta release of version 2.0 of their web browser, Netscape Navigator. JavaScript was written by Brendan Eich in something like 5 weeks (if Silicon Valley legend is to be believed) and pretty much went straight into the wild. Which is why it's both impressive and horrible. No one could have predicted that it would become the world's most used programming language — there might have been some refinements made. But at that time the web was a wild frontier, and Netscape was battling it out with Microsoft to see who would be sheriff of browsertown. Netscape saw a programmable browser as a way around Microsoft's OS dominance, and there was a lot of pressure to get something to market asap.
Oh, and another thing: these were also the dark days of dial up. The Internet was still a fairly newfangled thing, and the only way to get access outside of a university or corporate setting was to sign up with an ISP, buy a modem, and try and shove all your data over your existing telephone line — essentially as audio tones. This was a miracle. A barbarically slow miracle.  Now send a text message from your smartphone with your knees. Yep. It was even slower than that.
The introduction of JavaScript meant web developers could add functionality to web pages on the client side. Typically, any updates to the browser window — the user interface of the web — meant refreshing the whole thing, downloading a bunch of data from the server over a slow connection. Not the best experience. Client-side programmablity meant the browser could react to some kinds of user feedback on its own. Eventually, techniques were developed that let the browser move data back and forth from the server to update just parts of web pages, rather than the whole thing every time. This made things seem faster, more sophisticated and laid the groundwork for todays full blown web apps.
There were lots of competing ideas for programmable browsers, and there's a strong argument to be made that JavaScript's popularity was a matter of right place right time. Netscape's popularity helped get JavaScript on millions of desktops, and Microsoft had to support it in their browser because they were the underdog in the race at that time. This meant that if you were a web developer that wanted to do some kind of work on the client side, you'd likely go for Java Script because you wouldn't have to depend on your user downloading some other thing. Like a plug in, or some kind of compiler or something. As more sites started using JavaScript things snowballed, and now there's a whole universe of frameworks (like jQuerry) based on JavaScript that are used to make super badass web apps that feel ever closer to the apps we use on our phones, tablets and desktops.
Someday something better will come along, but JavaScript has a lot of traction at this point. We're going to be working with it for a while. It's made the web more fun, more useful, and much more sophisticated. So thanks for that JS! Now pardon me while I go read about global namespace.


What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
One of the things I have learnt during the core learning experience was that I’m not very good at describing my strengths without construing them negatively.  It would be far nicer for me to say my drive to succeed is the biggest impetus for me to achieve my goals! I think that I probably come across as quite a confident person but I definitely struggle with self doubt when it comes to my ability to learn new skills.
I have realised that I feel uncomfortable sharing my writing with my cohort, and in particular my identity, values and strengths based core learning. Exposing myself (and my ego) in such a public way was far more difficult than I anticipated. I found myself censoring and watering-down my writing, putting too much thought into how other people would perceive me if they were reading it.
I learnt that the harder the technical challenges got, the more I craved to do the core learning! It felt almost like a chore to begin with until I started feeling out of depth when I started learning JavaScript. I realised that writing in English (not code) is something that comes very naturally and easily to me, even if it is deeply personal. I have become more confident sharing my personal experiences over the five weeks of foundations.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
I think the role of values, empathy and self awareness are not just limited to programming but any role where you have to interact with other people. Teamwork is such a huge part of learning and becoming a developer. If you are unable to get along with others and exercise self-awareness, empathy and appropriate social skills it is going to be very difficult to be part of a team. In most cases, working in a team is more common than not, so being able to share your values, show empathy and consider others will be a highly valuable skill.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
For someone who enjoys writing so much, I was surprised at how difficult it was to write about myself knowing that it was going to be read by an audience. As I mentioned above, I ended up writing the core values, strengths and limitations blog with other people in mind instead of being true to myself. I thought that I would have found this easier than the technical work, which was surprising.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Describing my values was a particularly challenging task. I got really stuck on defining what they were and why they were important to me. I obviously have values but I kept getting stuck on the fact of being “good” at them or “living my life” by them. The more I read blog posts from the other people in my cohort, the more difficult it became for me to write my own. I sought some alternative views from my friends and family when I felt like I couldn’t narrow down my values. They helped me to realise that you don’t have to be a slave to your values for them not to be important to you.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
I’m sure we’ve all been in a position where we have had to work in a team with someone who, for whatever reason, is difficult to work with. Maybe they struggle to relate to others, maybe they take constructive criticism as a personal attack, maybe they’re not motivated to get the job done. Core learning is an essential part of teamwork, and teamwork is a huge part of working in web development. Learning these skills will hopefully eliminate or at least reduce conflict in a team. Understanding ourselves so we can help understand others better.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practicing programming instead? Justify your answer.
I think it is super important to reflect on what core skills/soft skills a developer needs to be successful. I feel like studying core learning is setting me up for being able to work in a team as well as assisting me with information to use when applying for jobs. However, I did find that there was quite a bit of crossover between the core questions throughout the sprints as well as in our personal reflections. I think I would have been able to express myself in a more honest way had the core learning been kept between my facilitator and I.


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Its such a breathtaking experience for me.If you have watched chicken then you know most times they shy off from sight when you stare at them. They just don't want it to be worth your while.Now the chicks are the hillarious ones. They do all manner of stuff to get your attention so that you come and feed them. They can cry all night just for you to come
So these beings like attacking almost everything they find.Statistics show that about one-third of a cat's day is spent killing, or at least attempting to kill small creatures. Answers every question right? Ik :) I just like how these soft animals want to be pampered like ladies.
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Festival Club
The abandoned club hides in the hills of Ibiza.
by AuxburgIbiza wasn’t always the party hotspot it is today. It wasn’t until the late 1960s that the island became a tourist destination, with hotels and clubs popping up everywhere. In 1969, construction began on this once-lively club, which officially opened its doors in 1972.
Busses shuttled tourists to the club, which was tucked away up in the hills.
But the 1970s oil crisis soon took a toll on Ibiza. Fewer tourists began visiting the island. The Festival Club, robbed of its steady stream of bussed-in patrons, shuttered in 1974.
Over the decades, graffitis have transformed the abandoned club into a canvas for their work. Today, you can still see the large terraced restaurant, the amphitheater, and the bar area next to the main entrance. Behind the entrance area, there are also some gutted cars, which might be shoved over the crag.
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Heat praying rain stays away from Durban
Cape Town - Durban Heat coach Gary Kirsten admits that their Mzansi Super League (MSL) fate is out of their hands despite the numbers suggesting otherwise heading into their final regular-season encounter against Jozi Stars on Tuesday.
Rain is forecasted for the round 10 fixture at Kingsmead Stadium, something that the hosts can ill afford if they want to qualify for the play-offs.
A glance at the table shows that the Durbanites have every chance of joining the Paarl Rocks and Nelson Mandela Bay Giants in the top three.
They are presently on 20 points in fourth position, three behind the Tshwane Spartans who have concluded their games.
The maths is simple for Kirsten - beat the woeful defending champions and they will be through. But that is not so for the coach.
"It's not looking good, but hopefully the weather will change," he said ahead of the game. "The wind blows really strong in these parts, so hopefully we can still get a game. We've still got a chance and we know what needs to be done on Tuesday."
"Should the game be abandoned, it will make for an incredible fifth wash-out for the Heat. In fact, they were out of the equation at the halfway stage, before turning the tables.
"It's frustrating to have rained out games. I think we've played really well this competition, in fact the five games we've played so far, I felt we played all five really well. Even though we lost two, even in those two we were still right in the game," continued Kirsten.
"We have been playing really good cricket. In the end it is what it is, you can’t fight it and we’ll do the best we can to try and make the play-offs."
For the Stars, the 2019 picture has been an even bleaker one. Champions 12 months ago in the inaugural season, they have heavily under-performed this year and remain without a win after nine games.
Their solitary points have been from two washed out games in the last two, with seven straight losses preceding that.
Their captain, Temba Bavuma, wooden spoonist with the Heat last year, concedes it has been a forgettable term, but hopes they can end strongly.
"For Jozi Stars as a team it hasn't been an ideal campaign," he added. "I think with the last three games we would have liked to have finished off as well as we could, but two have been rained out so far.
"We had our sights set on winning those three games, but we can't control what happens with the weather.
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- bmp2tiff: Added new utility to convert Windows BMP files
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- The first attempt to implement a test suite.
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- Many portability fixes in the new autotooled build suite.
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- libtiff/{tif_luv.c, tif_next.c, tif_thunder.c}: Several buffer
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- BSD data types (u_char, u_short, u_int, u_long) is no longer
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- libtiff/tiff.h: Fix column tagging. Reference current Adobe XMP
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- libtiff/tif_dirread.c: Don't reject to read tags of the
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- libtiff/tif_lzw.c: LZW compression code is merged back from the
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When computers are used for cryptography, messages and keys are actually numbers. The message is converted to (or at least treated as) a number, which is numerically combined with the key (also a number) in a specified way according to a cryptographic algorithm. As such, an attacker without the key can try all keys, starting at “1” and incrementing over and over again, until the correct key is found. To determine when he's hit the right combination, the attacker has to know something about the message that was encrypted in the first place, obviously. However, this is usually the case. Consider the case of an HTTP exchange. The first four characters of the first request are likely to be “GET.” The hypothetical attacker can just do a decryption using a proposed key, check the first four letters, and if they don't match, move on to the next.
This sort of attack is called a brute蛮干不动脑筋的 involving physical strength only and not thought or intelligence force attack. To be useful and resistant to brute-force attacks, keys should be fairly large numbers, and algorithms should accept a huge range of potential keys so that an attacker has to try for a very, very long time before hitting on the right combination. There's no defense against a brute-force attack; the best you can hope for is to ensure that an attacker spends so much time performing one that the data loses its value before a brute force attack might be successful.


Snoop Dogg names himself People’s sexiest man to troll John Legend
Snoop Dogg has stolen John Legend’s glory as People’s sexiest man alive by giving himself the title and his very own magazine cover.
John, 40, earned the most flattering accolade of his career so far when People unveiled him as their eye candy for 2019 last week, following in the footsteps of Idris Elba, Chris Hemsworth and Dwayne Johnson.
What company to be in!
Well, People have never had a rapper as their special cover star – until now, that is, with Snoop, 48, declaring himself the sexiest man alive instead of John.
Snoop, real name Calvin Broadus, shared a brilliant doctored version of John’s cover with his head replacing the Ordinary People singer’s. While John’s suit is still in place, Snoop has replaced his undone navy bow tie with a bandana pattern.
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The headline reads: ‘Snoop Dogg. How a crip took your chick.’
‘Thank. You,’ Snoop simply wrote on Instagram, graciously accepting his new honour.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as they say.
John admitted he was ‘excited’ and ‘a little scared’ with the ‘pressure’ of being named sexiest man alive.
He added: ‘Everyone’s going to be picking me apart to see if I’m sexy enough to hold this title. I’m [also] following Idris Elba, which is not fair and is not nice to me!’
The All Of Me singer added on Twitter: ‘1995 John would be very perplexed to be following 2018 @IdrisElba as #SexiestManAlive. Hell, 2019 John is about as equally perplexed but thank you @People for finding me sexy. I’ll take it.’
But perhaps no one was more thrilled than John’s wife Chrissy Teigen, who joked: ‘My secret is out. I have fulfilled my dream of having boned @people’s sexiest man alive!! an honor!!!!! [sic].’
The former model added to People: ‘I cannot WAIT for people to get mad about John being the sexiest man alive. it’s my new Starbucks holiday cup.’
She even changed her Twitter bio to: ‘Currently sleeping with people’s sexiest man alive.’
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public class KadNet extends java.lang.Object implements KeybasedRouting
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protected |
KadNet(<any> msgDispatcherProvider,
<any> joinOperationProvider,
<any> contentRequestProvider,
<any> contentMessageProvider,
<any> incomingContentHandlerProvider,
<any> findValueOperationProvider,
<any> findNodeHandlerProvider,
<any> pingHandler,
<any> storeHandlerProvider,
<any> forwardHandlerProvider,
Node localNode,
Communicator kadServer,
NodeStorage nodeStorage,
KeyFactory keyFactory,
java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService clientExecutor,
int bucketSize,
java.util.TimerTask refreshTask,
BootstrapNodesSaver bootstrapNodesSaver,
java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> findNodeHopsHistogram) |
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void |
create()
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java.util.List<Node> |
findNode(Key k)
Finds nodes with keys closest to the given key (using XOR metric).
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KeyFactory |
getKeyFactory() |
Node |
getLocalNode() |
java.util.List<Node> |
getNeighbours()
A list of all known nodes.
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void |
join(java.util.Collection<java.net.URI> bootstraps)
After we have a singleton network we can expand it using join.
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static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args) |
void |
register(java.lang.String tag,
MessageHandler handler)
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MessageHandler for receiving messages sent with a particular tag. |
void |
sendMessage(Node to,
java.lang.String tag,
java.io.Serializable msg)
Sends any serializable object to the destination node.
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java.util.concurrent.Future<java.io.Serializable> |
sendRequest(Node to,
java.lang.String tag,
java.io.Serializable msg)
Sends a message to the destination node and expects a response.
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<A> void |
sendRequest(Node to,
java.lang.String tag,
java.io.Serializable msg,
A attachment,
CompletionHandler<java.io.Serializable,A> handler)
Sends a message to the destination node and expects a response.
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void |
shutdown()
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
protected KadNet(<any> msgDispatcherProvider, <any> joinOperationProvider, <any> contentRequestProvider, <any> contentMessageProvider, <any> incomingContentHandlerProvider, <any> findValueOperationProvider, <any> findNodeHandlerProvider, <any> pingHandler, <any> storeHandlerProvider, <any> forwardHandlerProvider, Node localNode, Communicator kadServer, NodeStorage nodeStorage, KeyFactory keyFactory, java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService clientExecutor, int bucketSize, java.util.TimerTask refreshTask, BootstrapNodesSaver bootstrapNodesSaver, java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> findNodeHopsHistogram)
public void create() throws java.io.IOException
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create
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join
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KeybasedRouting
findNode
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k
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getKeyFactory
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public java.util.List<Node> getNeighbours()
KeybasedRouting
getNeighbours
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public Node getLocalNode()
getLocalNode
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public java.lang.String toString()
toString
クラス内 java.lang.Object
public void register(java.lang.String tag, MessageHandler handler)
KeybasedRouting
MessageHandler
for receiving messages sent with a particular tag.
All incoming messages and requests sent with the given tag will cause
handler.onIncomingMessage or handler.inIncomingRequest invocation.
The thread pool used to execute this invocation is
openkad.executors.client
Invoking register with the same tag more than once will remove the previous handler
and use only the new handlerregister
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tag
- the sent messages taghandler
- the handler used for the incoming message.public void sendMessage(Node to, java.lang.String tag, java.io.Serializable msg) throws java.io.IOException
KeybasedRouting
MessageHandler
for the same tag if it wants
to receive the sent message.
This method is not designed for sending large object and does not guarantee reliability. Thus,
use it to send small messages (like "please connect to me in this (ip, port)").
Note: the destination node must be created using findeNode
method. Although it can
be transfered using sendMessage or sendRequest to another node and used there.sendMessage
インタフェース内 KeybasedRouting
to
- the destination nodetag
- message tag to be used in the destination node for invoking the correct handlermsg
- any arbitrary objectjava.io.IOException
- failed to send due to some socket errorpublic java.util.concurrent.Future<java.io.Serializable> sendRequest(Node to, java.lang.String tag, java.io.Serializable msg)
KeybasedRouting
MessageHandler.onIncomingRequest
has returned.
This method is blocking ! the maximum number of outstanding requests (requests which the corresponding
responses haven't arrived yet) is openkad.net.concurrency. Thus, if you try to send more than this number
sendRequest will block until some responses are received (or timed out).
The response can be retrieved using Future.get() method
Important: if you send messages to yourself (destination node = local node) than make sure
the concurrency factor (openkad.net.concurrency) is smaller than the number of client threads
(openkad.executors.client), otherwise you can have a deadlock.sendRequest
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to
- the destination nodetag
- message tag to be used in the destination node for invoking the correct handlermsg
- any arbitrary objectMessageHandler.onIncomingRequest
methodpublic <A> void sendRequest(Node to, java.lang.String tag, java.io.Serializable msg, A attachment, CompletionHandler<java.io.Serializable,A> handler)
KeybasedRouting
MessageHandler.onIncomingRequest
has returned.
This method is blocking ! the maximum number of outstanding requests (requests which the corresponding
responses haven't arrived yet) is openkad.net.concurrency. Thus, if you try to send more than this number
sendRequest will block until some responses are received (or timed out).
The response will be received by calling the given handler completed method.
It is guaranteed that either handler.completed or handler.failed will be called after
the timeout defined in openkad.net.timeoutsendRequest
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to
- the destination nodetag
- message tag to be used in the destination node for invoking the correct handlermsg
- any arbitrary objectattachment
- the argument to be given to the handler when invokedhandler
- the handler to be invoked upon completionpublic static void main(java.lang.String[] args) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public void shutdown()
KeybasedRouting
shutdown
インタフェース内 KeybasedRouting


Technodrome Inc.
Industry Data
Here we will be reviewing a recent study from 2018 from Burning Glass Technologies, which can be found in the links below and will be referenced frequently.
Link for Burning Glass Technology Studies
Team Ideal Job Titles
- App Developer (Chris)
- Solution Architect (Edwin)
- Cloud engineer (Brendan)
- front end developer (mark, ash)
- senior systems engineer (kim)
Comparing Job Demand
When comparing to a recent study conducted by Burning Glass technologies ( ref Labour Insight Job, Mar. 24, 2017 - Mar. 23, 201) looking at the most in demand job listings, Technodrome inc compared like this:
- Edwins ideal job of Systems Architect is number 1 on the chart with 987 available.
- Mark and Ash are interested in Front end developer work, sixth on the chart with 738 postings available.
- Kim is interested in a senior systems engineer position, 14th on the chart with 464 available postings.
- Chris is interested in an App developer position which as reflected as a Mobile Application Developer scored 115th on the chart with 76 available positions.
- Brendan is looking at cloud engineer positions which came in at 134th on the chart with 65 available postings.
Top general skills and IT Specialist skills for the Team
Below is all the teams ideal jobs and there recommended proficient skills compared with skills most requested by employers.
Chris, Mobile Application Developer
Mark & Ash, Front End Developer
Kim, Senior Systems engineer
Edwin, Solutions Architect
Brendan, Cloud Engineer
Data Analysis
When comparing the required skillset for the team to the top 25 IT Specific skills in greatest demand according to the study, it was indicated that many relevant industry skills are shared amongst the team. The Skills with the most active position postings were HTML5 with 5,852 postings and required by 2 positions in the team, Microsoft windows with 13,085 postings and required by 2 team members also and Git with 5,599 and 2 positions needing strong experience. The top 3 skills that were not covered by the teams required skillset were
- SQL, first overall with 17,570 active postings
- Microsoft C#, fifth overall with 8,734 active postings
- Oracle, with 9th overall with 5,996 active postings
When comparing the required skillset of the team and the top 25 General skills in demand, it was indicated that many skills are shared within the team that are highly requested by employers. 5 members require teamwork as a priority skill which is the fifth most in demand skill with 14,364 active postings. Communication is noted 4 times within the team which is the most popular skill with 44,367 active postings. This indicates the team will have many relevant general skills shared between themselves. The top 3 General Skills not covered by the Required skillset were:
- organisational skills, third overall with 15,844 active postings
- planning, seventh overall with 11,315 active postings
- research, tenth overall with 7,227 active postings
After reviewing the data from Burning Glass, the groups direction and ideal jobs have not changed. The data gives insight into areas to improve personally with general skills and an idea of how saturated the market may be with IT Specialist skills. If one was struggling to secure employment, these graphs will help indicate what is most attractive to an employer. As a team, we are passionate about fulfilling our goals, and with insight from Burning Glass we are encouraged that many skills we will need in our careers are desired heavily by potential employers. Conclusively as a team we share many industry relevant skills that are commonly required, strengthening our efficiency, relevancy and productivity.