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The LynnGroup family of companies — Lynn Construction, Lynn Development, Lynn Engineering, and Lynn Steel Buildings — are going to the next level in 2023. That was the announcement made earlier this month with a billboard in Times Square. The promotion began rotating on Friday, Dec. 9 at the corner of 45th Street and Broadway in Midtown Manhattan. “We think BIG, to work BIG, to give BIG so that we can positively impact the lives of our employees, our clients, and our communities,” said Stuart A. Lynn, P.E., Founder/CEO of LynnGroup. “What bigger way to announce something than with a billboard in Times Square at Christmastime?” For the organization, going to the Next Level means a commitment to excellence not only in work, service, and product but in interpersonal dealings, relationships, and making an impact each day to advance the company’s overall vision. It is an action step toward fulfilling Vision2030, the company’s 10-year goal to rescue 500 sex slaves from human … [Read more...] about LynnGroup announces 2023 initiative with Times Square billboard

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 9 KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Friends and volunteers gathered in Kyiv's St Sophia’s Cathedral on Sunday to say goodbye to volunteer Andrew Bagshaw who was killed with his colleague Christopher Parry while they were evacuating people from a front-line Ukrainian town. Bagshaw, 48, a New Zealand-British joint national, and Briton Parry, 28, went missing earlier this month while heading to the town of Soledar, in the eastern Donetsk region, where heavy fighting was taking place. Volunteers spoke of their memories of Bagshaw and read out tributes from his family. Nikolletta Stoyanova, a friend of Bagshaw’s, spoke afterwards of his bravery. “Even if no one wanted to go to Soledar, they can't do it. Because if he understood that someone needs help, they need to do this help for these people,” Stoyanova said. Bagshaw's father, Phil, told reporters in New … [Read more...] about Friends remember volunteer killed trying to help civilians

Taking on double World Champion Fernando Alonso at Aston Martin, Lance Stroll says if he can beat the Spaniard then he’ll know he’s “really at the top” of his game. Having partnered four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel for the past two seasons, Stroll coming off second best in both campaigns, this year he has a new team-mate in Alonso. Aston Martin were quick to snap up the Spaniard in the wake of Vettel’s retirement announcement, that taking all of four days from the one announcement to the next. The team believes Alonso is the right man to drive their project forward as Aston Martin continue to invest heavily in the future with a new state-of-the-art factory, wind tunnel and simulator. Stroll is also counting on Alonso to push him to bring out his very best. PlanetF1 recommends Is Fernando Alonso about to turn Aston Martin from nice losers into ugly winners? Watch: Aston Martin share footage of Fernando Alonso’s first day at HQ Explained: How each Formula 1 … [Read more...] about Lance Stroll wants Fernando Alonso’s pushy side to help bring out his best in 2023

Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil made it clear last month that he is seeking a market-setting contract extension , and he isn't the only Houston Texans offensive lineman eyeing a new deal. Tytus Howard, who starts opposite of Tunsil at right tackle, is entering the final year of his rookie contract—and looking to extend his tenure with the team. Howard recently discussed his contract status with KPRC's Aaron Wilson . The former first-round pick hinted at a desire to return to Houston for the long haul, while adding “got to keep us together, you got to,” in regards to maintaining the partnership between him and Tunsil. “Mosly likely this offseason, go ahead and get it done,” Howard said, per the report. “We haven’t started yet, but, hopefully, we can work toward getting something done. The sooner, the better. A shared goal. I want to finish my career here.” The tandem of Howard and Tunsil has emerged as one of the NFL's top offensive tackle duos, despite the Texans' … [Read more...] about Texans OL Tytus Howard eyes contract, wants to finish career in Houston

(BPT) - On January 28, countries worldwide observe Data Privacy Day, to raise awareness and promote data privacy and best practices. As people across the globe increasingly use online accounts as part of their everyday life, data privacy and security is more important than ever. Ring, known for its Video Doorbell and other smart home security devices, has tips to help protect your personal devices, accounts and information. 1. Create unique passwords — Use unique passwords for your various online accounts. Do not reuse username and passwords across multiple accounts. 2. Use a password manager — Consider using a password manager to help you safely store all your passwords. Password managers are available as standalone apps and as extensions to popular browsers like Safari or Chrome. 3. Take advantage of two-step verification — Though it may add a little time to your login process, this additional layer of verification provides enhanced security to your online … [Read more...] about 5 ways to help protect your online information and accounts

Listen to this article Bottas joined Alfa Romeo on a multi-year deal in 2022 after a five-season stint at Mercedes, and helped the Swiss-based team secure its best championship result since 2012 as it finished sixth in the constructors’ standings. The Finn has previously spoken about the importance of the stability offered by having a multi-year deal in place after previously only getting one-season extensions at both Williams and Mercedes. Bottas is therefore keen to ensure discussions about his future at Hinwil take place early this year to maintain this stability. “I’ve been in that situation so many times where it’s become a distraction,” Bottas told Motorsport.com. “So yeah, for sure, it’s going to be a talking point hopefully quite early [in the year] on what’s going to happen. “It is important to me to have that stability after 10 years of not so much stability.” 2023 will be the final year that the Sauber-run team races under the Alfa Romeo banner ahead … [Read more...] about Bottas wants talks over Alfa Romeo F1 future “quite early” in 2023

Alfa Romeo believe matching their rivals in one critical area will vault Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu up the Championship standings in 2023. The Zurich-based team started last season in strong form, propelling brand new driver Valtteri Bottas to sixth in Bahrain while 2022 rookie Zhou Guanyu earned a points finish in tenth on his F1 debut. Bottas, fresh from winning the Constructors’ title in his final Mercedes season, produced a string of impressive results including the season highpoint: fifth at Imola. The Finn scored 46 valuable points in the first nine races but after leaving Canada, he would add just three more. While McLaren and Alpine built a buffer and Aston Martin hauled back into the midfield battle, Alfa were struck by a string of reliability headaches. Unable to unlock more performance fast enough, their healthy Bahrain advantage evaporated. “Around the summer shutdown, the pace at which (other teams) were developing or making changes on track was a little bit … [Read more...] about Alfa Romeo’s one big weakness that they want to eradicate for F1 2023

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 15 TOKYO (AP) — NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, in Japan as part of his East Asia tour, said “our security is closely interconnected” and called for stronger ties with Japan as Russia's war on Ukraine raises global dangers and shows that democracies need stronger partnerships. Japan has been quick to join the U.S.-led economic sanctions against Russia's war on Ukraine and provided humanitarian aid and non-combative defense equipment for the Ukrainians. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has sounded alarm that Russia's aggression in Europe could happen in Asia, where concerns are growing over already assertive China and its escalating tension near Taiwan. Japan also has significantly stepped up ties with NATO recently. “The war in Ukraine also demonstrates that our security is closely … [Read more...] about NATO chief wants firmer ties with Japan to defend democracy

The interview you have been waiting for is fast approaching, and your face-to-face meeting is scheduled with the hiring decision-maker. The position you will discuss is an excellent match for your background, and your experience is what the employer has been looking for — now all left is for you to make a good impression on the interviewer. What could go wrong with this scenario? Plenty — if you rely on answering interview questions using outdated techniques. For example, all you may think you need is the experience and skills to land a job offer. In today’s job market, employers are looking for candidates who can communicate their expertise and build rapport using good interpersonal skills. As with every good presentation, speakers know that to capture their audience’s attention, they must start their speech with an interesting story. The same principle is true with interviewing. Candidates who use stories to support their accomplishments and highlight their skills will hold … [Read more...] about Want a great way to sell your skills in an interview? Use a story-telling strategy