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Upskilling 101: Why Experian s HR Director advocates for virtual empathy and resilience as the top leadership traits today

Upskilling 101: Why Experian s HR Director advocates for virtual empathy and resilience as the top leadership traits today
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Today Is A Monster Day For Ultraman Fans With Sevenger Fight Anime Set To Debut At Online Event

Today Is A Monster Day For Ultraman Fans With Sevenger Fight Anime Set To Debut At Online Event
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Gerald Locklin, Long Beach poet and defining West Coast literary voice, dies

Gerald Locklin, Long Beach poet and defining West Coast literary voice, dies Gerald Locklin, 79, of Long Beach (Family photo) March 3, 2021 1:38 PM PT Print Known by many as the preeminent poet of Long Beach, Gerald Locklin was perhaps even more esteemed among those who knew him as Professor. Over half a century, Locklin was a defining literary voice on the West Coast and beyond as a writer of poetry, fiction and essays, tracing an evolution from hard-drinking, bear-like bacchanalian to gray, slender, sober and ever free-spirited elder statesman of letters. Poet Charles Bukowski’s long-ago praise of him as “one of the great undiscovered talents of our time” has been eclipsed by the years: Locklin published some 150 books and thousands of poems, many in translation and studied and admired around the world.

Koozhangal Is a Masterful Film About the Mutation of Misery

Koozhangal Is a Masterful Film About the Mutation of Misery The film, which won the top prize at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, unfolds as a day in the life of a village, where rains have evaporated, turning farmers into hunters. A still from Koozhangal. Film08/Feb/2021 A drunk man, a bleak village, a reluctant son – and a long journey to the wife’s home, asking her to return. The first half on a local bus, the other half on foot – barefoot, in punishing heat, a journey that doesn’t seem to end. The father and son barely talk; they walk, and walk, and walk some more. The setting, a hamlet in Tamil Nadu, resembles a desert: barren lands, despairing trees, stale trails. Vinothraj P.S.’s debut,

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