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Do you know why you haven't been hired yet? Another day, another 14 resumes sent out in hopes of landing your dream job in tech. Do you spend hours each week searching for your dream job, only you still haven’t found the perfect one for you? Or maybe you’ve found a lot of “perfect jobs,” but you just haven’t managed to get hired. Either way, something’s gotta give. Today on the Skillcrush blog, Jeremy Schifeling is breaking down his 7 Deadly Sins of Searching for a Job in Tech, from what you put in your cover letter, to which companies you apply to.And Jeremy knows a thing or 2 about getting hired in tech. He started out as a kindergarten teacher dreaming of getting hired at a tech company like Google, and he has a TON of insight to share about what worked and what didn't.If you’re still struggling to land that perfect tech job, head on over to the blog learn to avoid these 7 common mistakes and land a job you'll love. xoxo, P.S. Don't miss our FREE Q + A with Mike Monteiro, successful author, industry mentor, and Design Director of Mule Design, this Thursday at 2pm ET / 11am PT. PLUS, you'll get a 15% discount on Mike Monteiro's book, Design is a Job, and a chance to win one of 15 totally free copies! Register Now.  Tweet This: Exactly how to avoid these 7 common mistakes in the tech job market: http://goo.gl/JfjKHz via @Skillcrush @schifeling

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Nakon veličanstvene pobjede i osvajanja dva mandata MOST-a  9. izbornoj jedinici, a u čijem sklopu je bio i SHZ uz podršku Udruge bivših zaposlenika „Solidarnost“ Zadar gdje su građani i radnici ugaslih tvrtki Zadarske županije prepoznali njihov rad i socijalnu osjetljivost zbog čega su im dali veliki broj glasova samo u Zadru5.637 glasova. Zahvaljujemo  se svim građanima koji su glasali za našu listu. Više nitko ne može reći da je 9. izborna jedinica utvrda HDZ-a. Ljudi su počeli razmišljati. Naš rezultat je očekivan jer godinama smo uz bivše radnika propalih zadarskih poduzeća koji se osjećaju zanemarenima i od lokalne i od nacionalne vlasti.

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Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free...but don't put them in my backyard: over half of U.S. governors are now saying they will refuse Syrian refugees after Paris. Not only would their refusal be unconstitutional,it's illogical: so far, all the identified Paris attackers are EU nationals. In the 14 years since 9/11, domestic right-wing extremists have killed more innocents in the U.S. than jihadists. Meanwhile, violent anti-Muslim sentiment continues to rise, with insidious consequences. All Paris Attackers Identified So Far Are European Nationals, According To Top EU Official No, State Governors Can’t Refuse To Accept Syrian Refugees More than half a dozen state governors have come out against President Obama’s plans to relocate several thousand Syrian refugees within the United States. Some have pledged to actively resist settlement of these refugees. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R), for example...(read more) Experts Explain Why People Cared More About The Paris Attacks Than Beirut Mike Huckabee Can’t Think Of Anyone Except Muslims Targeting Innocent Civilians Why Bernie Sanders Was Right To Link Climate Change To National Security Friday’s terrorist attacks have made the Paris climate talks “even more” important now, according to Christiana Figueres, head of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) ...(read more)

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There Is Only One Way to Destroy ISIS   Neither airstrikes nor boots on the ground will do it. We must address the conditions that led to its rise, and that means ending the Syrian civil war and the regional Saudi-Iranian conflict.   YOUSEF MUNAYYER

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Why Another ‘War on Terror’ Won’t Work   When we respond to terror attacks with air strikes and drone killings, we seem oblivious to the terror for which we ourselves are responsible.   MARY KALDOR

Is It Wrong to Mourn Paris More Deeply Than Beirut?   Paris was a wake-up call for Westerners—a reminder that we usually have the luxury to ignore the costs of war, even as our governments inflict them on foreigners.   JEANNE KAY

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MOTORCYCLES
Ducati's 2016 XDiavel: Lean, mean, stroked-out cruiser targets the American market
	Ducati is kicking back a gear with the XDiavel, which uses a stroked-out engine to put the torque lower in the rev range, and gives a true feet-forward cruiser riding position, while pulling all the silly plastic off the sides for a much cleaner, sweeter look. ​​  read more
ELECTRONICS
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ARCHITECTURE
LM Gateway: Two towers, two bridges, one crazy project
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AUTOMOTIVE
Sync Connect makes your Ford remote controlled
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WEARABLE ELECTRONICS
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SPACE
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ROBOTICS
Row-bot cleans dirty water and powers itself by eating microbes
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HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Atmotube personal pollution monitor tracks air quality on the go
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MOTORCYCLES
MT-10: Yamaha gets delightfully ugly with its new naked R1
	With a retuned version of the crossplane-crankshaft R1 superbike engine providing the boogie, the focus of Yamaha's new MT-10 will be on fun, but Yamaha has also chosen to throw in a cruise control system.​  read more
MEDICAL
One-step urine test to simplify diagnosis of hepatitis C
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AIRCRAFT
Volta Flyer is made to teach kids about solar-powered flight
	While solar-powered aircraft are certainly fascinating, there's no way that most of would ever be able to afford one … or is there? If a new Kickstarter campaign is successful, you'll be able to get a Volta Flyer solar airplane for just US$40. The only thing is, it'll be a little on the small side.​  read more
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TrackR atlas gives room-specific locations when looking for lost items
	Bluetooth tracking devices help keep tabs on personal items, but the latest from TrackR does one better than a game of "hot and cold." The TrackR atlas is designed to monitor belongings, pinpointing the room they're located in once they need to be found.  read more
SPACE
New Study reveals mysteries of Orion star system
	Astronomers have used the NASA Chandra X-ray telescope to observe a complex three-star system that forms part of the "belt" of the Orion constellation. The new data tells us a lot about a system located in one of the best-known constellations in the night sky.  read more
MEDICAL
Primordial goo coating to aid in medical procedures
	Using a soup of molecules that replicates the primordial goo found at the beginnings of life on Earth billions of years ago, scientists have created a coating that may significantly improve the body's acceptance of medical implants.  read more
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Extremely rare Nikon lens which can see behind itself goes to auction
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HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Experimental Alzheimer's drug shows unexpected anti-aging effects
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HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Dario turns your smartphone into a mobile diabetes monitor
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ARCHITECTURE
Stadia, wheels and bridges: the spectacular winners of the 2015 Structural Awards
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ARCHITECTURE
MVRDV redeveloping dilapidated shopping mall into urban lagoon
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Bolo knife rolls into the kitchen accessory market
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MOTORCYCLES
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