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There is no doubt that Columbus's life is legendary and magnificent, he led the crew in the risk of losing their lives to voyage across the Atlantic, on the way they have to overcome all kinds of difficulties and finally found the new continent,which brought vitality and hope for the surviving European civilization , his found was a new starting point of the whole western civilization.The beginning of the age of navigation from Christopher Columbus.As Columbus said: the world belongs to the brave one！

This "Mentoring Best Practices" project investigated the effectiveness of group mentoring as an intervention strategy for improving developmental outcomes among youth at risk for juvenile justice system involvement and produced an operations manual that can facilitate effective replication of the Project Arrive model. The evaluation data revealed positive effects of participation for several resilience assets and reducing academic risk factors. Findings also pointed to the role of positive relationships with mentors and group climate in contributing to these outcomes. Researchers found that smaller group sizes were related to development of relationships with mentors and group climate, but other group characteristics such as gender and ethnic diversity of mentees was less important. Mentors and mentees reported several critical program practices including rituals and routines, relationally focused sessions, co-mentors, and a flexible curriculum. The findings indicate that Project Arrive is an auspicious approach to building resistance and reducing risk for young people vulnerable to school dropout and juvenile justice involvement. Building on these findings, future research should continue studying the potential of group mentoring programs, both in school and community settings."

(Cont.) When light activates one end of the optical cable, it illuminates on the opposite end as well. Therefore, the cable channeling system allows for daylight to penetrate the interior spaces, whereas at night, the fagade is illuminated by the internally lit building. The illumination on the fagade is an eery, abstract depiction of the activities inside, as shadows from pedestrians deactivate the cables they pass, and the family-conferencing projections activate cables that portray content on the fagade. Finally, individual lights within the personal telecommunications rooms, when in use, can also be mapped to their own zones. Thus, form and fiber optics enhance the symbolic value of the bridge, which anyway represents the human desire to connect, and directly opposes the ever impassible border wall, which is an embodiment of military might and the distinctly human desire to separate. This thesis project was inspired by my personal experiences with the family members left behind in Central and South America by their dearest relatives-children, husbands, wives-who journeyed illegally to United States in order to garner a financial foothold to support their loved ones back home.