Denys Dean
Denys (pronounced like Dennis) graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics. Go Illini! Denys is an avid sports fan, who has kept loyalty to his Chicago sports teams despite moving to Dallas in 2010. As a child, Denys would flip to the statistics section of the sports pages before anything else, which should have been a warning sign of his near obsession with fantasy football. Denys works as an employee benefits consultant at a large consulting firm, with expertise in employee benefit administration.
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First Person: Self Acceptance and My Career ChangeAs an introverted, type-B personality, I had the perfect job fit as an analyst, but in complete disregard to better judgment, I allowed my overwhelming feeling of needing a change to push me into the high-pressure, type-A environment of consulting.
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Main Street Garden Dog Park in Dallas: A Diamond in the RuffThe dog park of Main Street Garden in Dallas provides benefits well beyond those expected of a typical dog park.
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Polls Show Obama Gains as Republican Race TightensPresident Barack Obama's standing in nationwide polls against Republican hopefuls has increased amid Rick Santorum's recent rise in the Republican race for the nomination.Also published on:
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Voting and the Power of OneEvery vote matters, but maybe not for the reason that one would think. The odds of individual votes deciding an election are minimal, but they go a long way in shaping the future of the country.
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Regression to Progression: Video Game Simplification to Increase RevenueRecent market news of the video game industry has been increasingly negative due to a lack of new releases. In order to achieve a more consistent revenue flow, companies should look to increase availability of simpler games to reach broader markets.
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A Ridiculously Early Assessment of Jimmy ButlerJimmy Butler, a mere 17 games into his NBA career, is already fitting in with the Chicago Bulls and is contributing on a championship-caliber team.
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Luol Deng, the Next Great Scottie Pippen: Fan's TakeHistory, it seems, is doomed to repeat itself. At least for the history of Chicago Bulls small forward Luol Deng, who is to Derrick Rose as Scottie Pippen was to Michael Jordan.Also published on:
