Posted on: May 16, 2022; Updated on: May 16, 2022By Sabrina Habib, [email protected] Sharing ideas can get messy when colleagues don’t understand or support new concepts—or when they shut them down altogether. Visual communication professor Sabrina Habib writes for The conversation about concrete ways to facilitate brainstorming, both individually and …
Read More »ROSEN, A LEADING LAW FIRM, Encourages Investors In Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc. With Losses Over $100,000 To Secure Counsel Before Important Deadline In Securities Class Actions – AUPH
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Read More »Preliminary construction work requires nightly lane closures on May 15 on I-25 between Fillmore Street and Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs – Motorists will see front works on Interstate-25 (between Fillmore Street and Garden of the Gods Road). This work requires nightly closures of I-25 lanes. Work will begin at 9:00 p.m. with closures of the two inside lanes off of I-25 southbound and then onto I-25 northbound. impact …
Read More »Angelo State University Expands Cybersecurity Presence
Tom Nurre Jr. Angelo State University was selected to work with the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) to operate a pilot Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC) to provide cybersecurity support to Texas local governments. The DIR made the announcement in April. “We are excited to partner with ASU in …
Read More »Health calendar released May 4, 2022 – West Central Tribune
WILLMAR – Aging Wisely: Finding New Confidence and Purpose meets Thursday, May 5 at 1:30 p.m. at the Willmar Community Center. The program is part of a series designed to support the educational, social and nutritional needs of older adults. Jerrid Sebesta from Taatjes Financial Group and co-founder of Retired …
Read More »External Working Group on Timely Payment
reference conditions background The UK government committed to setting up an external working group on timely payment in response to the request for evidence of timely payment. The group will collaborate on and co-design aspects of on-time payment policy and proof-of-concept of calculation throughout the year to collectively understand the …
Read More »InstaForex Loprais Team debuts in Dakar 2022 game
” The Office: Somehow we manage offers players the opportunity to immerse themselves in iconic moments from the series and connect with their favorite characters like never before,” said Darcy Taylor , Chairman of the Board of ESGG. “Fans of The office will absolutely feel the nostalgia from this new …
Read More »The Market Herald’s The Power Play publishes new interviews with Empower Clinics, Metallic Minerals, Power Metals, Ucore Rare Metals, Big Ridge Gold Corp and Sitka Gold
The Market Herald’s The Power Play has announced the release of new interviews with Empower Clinics, Metallic Minerals, Power Metals, Ucore Rare Metals, Big Ridge Gold Corp and Sitka Gold on their latest news The Market Herald’s The Power Play gives investors a quick look at what they need to …
Read More »Drew Action Scholars tackle big problems
Tags: campus life, community service & leadership, homepage, students Drew Action Scholars tackle big problems At the annual Town Hall event, freshmen present plans, actions, and approaches to important issues April 2022 – Drew University Action Scholars explore real-world problems and solutions in the classroom and through their volunteer work. …
Read More »April 23, 2022NM fire info
Type 1 team takes command tomorrow Start date: April 22, 2022 Because: unknown Size: 4,688 hectares containment: 0% Location: Forest Road 10 and NM Highway 4 about 7 miles east of Jemez Springs evacuations: Sandoval County issued evacuation orders for the Sierra de Los Pinos and other communities near the …
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Read More »Xander Resources Private Placement Extension
Quebec is a prolific mining jurisdiction due to its Tier One mining status. The jurisdiction hosts high grade mineralization and numerous precious metal showings. In addition, government-supported mining conditions, rich resource networks and a skilled local workforce place Xander Resources in an exceptional position in its mine development and exploration. …
Read More »DVIDS – News – The 3rd Annual Information Awards Dinner recognizes Marines and civilians for excellence in the information environment
The Third Annual Marine Corps Association (MCA) Information Awards Dinner, conducted by the Deputy Commandant for Information (DC I), recognized Marines, civilians and units from across the Corps for their superior performance that makes an impact in the Information Environment (IE) , April. 14th, 2022. The Information Awards Dinner recognized …
Read More »Elon University / Today at Elon / April 13 update from Vice President, Student Life Jon Dooley
Student Life Vice President Jon Dooley sends out regular email update messages to keep students and parents abreast of the efforts towards a healthy spring semester. Dear students, lecturers and employees, Summary of updates in this message status updates Test and student health resources when the university is closed status …
Read More »Teck provides updated sales and pricing information for Steelmaking Coal
Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd. (“Turquoise Hill” or the “Company”) today provided an update on its review of Rio Tinto International Holdings Ltd.’s unsolicited non-binding offer. (“Rio Tinto”), the Company’s majority shareholder, submitted through a Scheme of Agreement to acquire approximately 49% of the outstanding shares of Turquoise Hill held by …
Read More »The US Embassy is supporting the Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology (SJPI) with new resources
On Thursday, April 7, the US Embassy in Bridgetown donated scholarships, study and exam preparation materials to the Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology (SJPI). US Embassy Public Affairs Officer Larry Socha and SJPI Director Mr Ian Drakes participated in the exchange. The resources are an important complement to the …
Read More »April 20th is the end of school vaccinations
RELEASED: April 5, 2022 Clatsop County Public Health Service is reminding parents that the deadline for meeting annual state school immunization requirements is Wednesday, April 20. For children attending school, kindergarten or childcare, families must provide proof of vaccination by this date. The required vaccinations for children vary – the …
Read More »Effects of the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) on biofuel production shown in the study
WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana – Capturing the interactions between biofuels and agribusiness and their links to other economic activities has been key to a unique study. “This is the first comprehensive review of market drivers and policies for expanding biofuel production in the US to separately examine the economic impact of …
Read More »Take Nosh’s reader poll and win $100 worth of groceries
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Read More »Canada’s plan to increase oil exports will not jeopardize climate goals – government source
An oil pump jack pumps oil in a field near Calgary, Alberta, Canada on July 21, 2014. REUTERS/Todd Korol Sign up now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com to register OTTAWA/CALGARY, Alberta, March 23 (Reuters) – Canada on Thursday will outline plans to increase oil exports to ease tight global …
Read More »March 20-26 is National Poison Prevention Week
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Read More »Skidompha Public Library selected for federal grant
Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta was selected as one of 200 libraries across the country for the American Library Association’s American Rescue Plan: Humanities Grants for Libraries, an emergency relief program to support libraries impacted by the pandemic. With funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) through the …
Read More »Oakland County Launches Business Forward Program to Help Entrepreneurs • Oakland County Times
Oakland County launches Business Forward program to support entrepreneurs Oakland County launches Business Forward program to support entrepreneurs (Oakland County, March 11, 2022) SOUTHFIELD, MI — Oakland County has launched an innovative program that will help small businesses and entrepreneurs grow and thrive, County Executive Dave Coulter announced today at …
Read More »Facebook, Instagram to allow posts inciting violence against Russians
Meta, the parent company of social networks Facebook and Instagram, plans to allow the publication of calls for violence against Russians in response to the invasion of Ukraine, media reports said on Friday. “As a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we have temporarily allowed forms …
Read More »Health calendar released March 9, 2022 – West Central Tribune
The Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging provides advocacy, information, resources and support to help older adults maintain the lifestyle of their choice. To learn more about these and other presentations and training the agency has to offer, visit mnraaa.org/calendar . Live chat with a specialist can also be accessed …
Read More »opinion | How to follow events in Ukraine without doom scrolling
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has made it difficult to focus on anything else. Images of people living underground to escape missile attacks, families trekking across borders, children crying—they are ingrained in my mind. We are rightly impressed by the determination of the Ukrainian people in the face of an unprovoked …
Read More »Report: VPN apps are gaining popularity in Russia
Russians are reportedly downloading popular VPN clients from the App Store and Google Play at record speeds to bypass restrictions on social media platforms and other websites. app figures reports that as of March 1, “the most popular VPN apps in Russia saw a surge in downloads of more than …
Read More »Friends selling books in a new location
By Carole Howard | PREVIEW Columnist and the library staff Planning is already underway for the Friends of the Library’s annual book sale, one of the highlights of the summer for locals and visitors alike. This year’s book sale will open to members on Thursday evening, June 23rd at 6pm …
Read More »Provincial court deals with challenge to abortion law
The Texas Supreme Court heard hearings last week on whether state regulators can be sued by abortion providers in hopes of blocking enforcement of the state’s restrictive abortion law, known as Senate Bill 8. The Austin American-Statesman reported that abortion providers who brought the lawsuit argued that “state agencies that …
Read More »Mayor Bronson should hire a real library director
Through Karen Jensen Updated: 6 Some minutes ago Released: 44 Some minutes ago ZJ Loussac Public Library on Thursday, February 3, 2022. (Bill Roth/ADN) When I teach my library science students at university about the process of peer reviewing journals, I am talking about professional expertise. The concept is intuitively …
Read More »What does it mean that Anonymous is declaring cyber war on the Russian government?
Anonymous assured that this action was due to military pressure recently exerted by Russia against Ukraine. Photo: Agency AFP The tensions persist Ukraine after the attack of the Russian army on its territory. According to the Ukrainian government, the invasion has left at least 100 dead and around 100,000 displaced. …
Read More »Research suggests that mental illness can be caused by early causes
BEVERLY HILLS, Feb. 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bruce Parkman, along with his family, is the founder of the Mac Parkman Foundation for Adolescent Concussive Trauma. Her personal story of her 17-year-old son’s suicide inspired her to spread awareness about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the dangers of early age, contact …
Read More »No one should die while awaiting a life-saving organ transplant – Greeley Tribune
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Read More »The new AAAAI President focuses on session highlights and tenure priorities
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Read More »USDA-APHIS | USDA confirms highly pathogenic avian influenza in a backyard non-commercial (non-poultry) flock in New York
Contacts:[email protected] WASHINGTON, February 19, 2022 – The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a backyard non-commercial (non-poultry) flock in Suffolk County, New York. Samples from the herd were tested at Cornell University’s …
Read More »Australia is failing marginalized people and it shows in COVID death rates
Newly released Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data. show People living in poverty or disadvantage are three times more likely to die from COVID than the rich. This statistic is alarming, but it gets worse when we start looking more closely at specific communities. ABS data shows death toll from …
Read More »Hillsborough County – 5 Steps to Using Your Curbside Roll Carts
sent February 14, 2022 | 12:11 p.m Wondering what goes in which shopping cart? We can help Hillsborough County’s weekly home pickup service includes two garbage pickups, one recycling pickup, and one yard waste pickup. For garbage and recycling: Fill the GRAY cart with trash and the BLUE cart …
Read More »Alvernia hosts the biggest entry event ever
Packapalooza’s inaugural event attracts over 325 prospective students Alvernia University is hosting the largest admissions event in its 63 year history, welcoming over 325 interested students Bachelor, graduate and accelerated bachelor Courses to his first Packapalooza event. “As we seek to enroll another record-breaking class of incoming students for the …
Read More »Malika Kounkourou (BA IR ’22) reports on the field research in Niger
During the Fall 2020 semester, while conducting a literature review for her honors thesis on ecological peacebuilding and uranium mining in Niger, Malika Kounkourou (BA IR ’22) realized that she needed to collect data and documents on her empirical case in order to conduct on-site research. Supported by the Keylor …
Read More »LifeStream’s Healthy Aging Expo returns in May
February 7th – RICHMOND – The community is invited to attend the Drive-Thru Healthy Aging Expo on Thursday, May 12th. Admission to the Expo is free and the first 200 attendees will receive a free lunch. Vendors will be set up in tailgate style to share resources and all attendees …
Read More »Library social worker provides information beyond books | lifestyle
ROCHESTER, Minnesota – Recently, social worker Allison Carpenter said a woman in need came to the Rochester Public Library. “Just freaked out, desperate for a way to get back home from the state,” Carpenter said. The woman had found herself in Rochester, Minnesota for a job that never materialized. Carpenter …
Read More »How countries can better manage flood risks – World
January’s deadly storms in western Europe and south-east Africa are a stark reminder of the reality of the climate crisis. Storm Ana, which raged through Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi until last week, has left more than 45,000 people, including 23,000 women and children, need humanitarian aidsays UNICEF. Meanwhile, Storm Malik, …
Read More »Office of Administration Announces Small Business Impact Study
JEFFERSON CITY, MO – The administrative office (OA) today announced the signing of a Small Business Impact/Availability Study for the M/WBE (Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise) program. The study is being conducted by the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC). UMKC will plan the next dates for public meetings. “I …
Read More »Home Office seeks new CIO
The Home Office is working to hire a new chief information officer (CIO) to lead the agency’s IT strategy and budget, it said a job posting at USAjobs.com. The new addition would serve in the Senior Executive Service and take a seat on the Federal CIO Council. The new hire …
Read More »In rural Washtenaw County, faith leaders are working with mental health providers to manage the impact of COVID
This article is part of health status, a series about how Michigan communities are evolving to address health challenges. This is made possible by grants from Michigan Health Endowment Fund. As in much of rural Michigan, residents of the communities of Chelsea, Dexter, Grass Lake, Manchester and Stockbridge in Washtenaw …
Read More »William Patrick Nelson | Geauga County maple leaf
« Back to Obituaries MUNSON TWP. – William Patrick Nelson, aged 89, of Munson Township, died January 18, 2022. The youngest of three brothers, he was born on Good Friday, March 25, 1932 to Cecille and Bert Nelson and grew up in Dearborn, Michigan. After graduating from the University of …
Read More »DWR is seeking information on the killing of buck deer and removing its antlers
SPRINGVILLE, Utah — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is asking for the public’s assistance in obtaining information about a deer that was killed in Sanpete County and had its antlers removed. Officials at the DWR received a tip earlier this month after a person spotted the animal near …
Read More »The city is now accepting applications for the LIHEAP Crisis Component and LIHWAP programs
Eligible citizens can apply for heating, water and sewage subsidies The Louisville Metro Office of Resilience and Community Services is now accepting applications for the annual crisis component of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the new Low Income Home Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP). Applications will be …
Read More »Spartan woman pleads guilty to concealing material support for foreign terrorist organization USAO MDTN
NASHVILLE – A woman from Sparta, Tennessee, pleaded guilty in US District Court today to concealing material support and resources intended to be provided to a foreign terrorist organization, US Attorney Mark H. Wildasin for the Middle District of Tennessee said known. Georgianna AM Giampietro, 36, was indicted by a …
Read More »Stocks mixed as Beijing adds stimulus, Brent surpasses 2021 high
Passers-by wearing protective face masks walk past an electronic board displaying global stock indices amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in Tokyo, Japan November 1, 2021. REUTERS/Issei Kato Sign up now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com to register Asian stock markets : Nasdaq futures slip as Treasury yields continue …
Read More »Leafly Appoints Jeff Oberlander as Senior Vice President of Engineering | shop
SEATTLE – (BUSINESS WIRE) – Dec. January 2022– Leafly Holdings, Inc. (“Leafly”), a leading online cannabis discovery marketplace and resource for cannabis users, today announced that Jeff Oberlander will join Leafly as Senior Vice President of Engineering and will share the technical vision for software development and leads Leafly’s product …
Read More »The demand for the Parent Educator Academy increases sharply in the middle of the school year
PHOENIX – Parents take action and equip themselves with information and confidence to help their children succeed in the classroom. All of this is part of a program that aims to educate families, but above all to enable them to find their way around the public school system. ABC15 first …
Read More »Smoking in Personal Vehicles and Inhaling Nicotine Products: Resources for Campaigning
To protect children, regulations on smoking in private vehicles and on products for inhaling nicotine will be introduced on February 1, 2022. To raise awareness and encourage support for the new regulations, the health department is running two separate mass media campaigns. From February 1st, smoking in private vehicles in …
Read More »UTEP is focused on re-enrolling stop-outs with a $ 3 million grant from the US Department of Education
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) is working to help students struggling to graduate with a $ 3 million scholarship from the U.S. Department of Education. The multi-pronged effort focuses on the reintegration and re-enrollment of undergraduate students who have suspended enrollment for a semester or more, also …
Read More »Schools adapt to returning from break as COVID-19 cases rise
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Read More »Ohio has a total of 2 million COVID-19 cases
COLUMBUS, Ohio – On the last day of 2021, Ohio reached a dismal milestone, surpassing more than 2 million total cases of COVID-19. In the past 24 hours, 250 people were hospitalized and 19 people were admitted to the intensive care unit. More than 29,000 Ohioans have died from the …
Read More »Roseboro Fire is valued at 350 acres containing 10 percent | Local news
UPDATE: December 26th, 10:10 am The fire, which was reported on the afternoon of December 24th, is estimated at 350 acres and 10 percent contained, according to the US Forest Service. Firefighters worked on Christmas Day to build fire lines to protect homes along Roseboro Road. Helicopters were used for …
Read More »Carrollton Roundup: Chefs, Websites, and More | Messages
Appetizing academics 50 cooking students at Technology, Exploration and Career Center West learned cooking techniques from a world-class chef. Italian chef Lorenzo Polegri, a restaurant and cooking school owner from Orvieto, Italy, taught TECC-W students how to cook signature Italian dishes on December 10th. Polegri has toured the world cooking …
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On today’s episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, a former Obama administration Head of Technology Policy joins the White House Science and Technology Policy Office. Artificial intelligence will be a key component of the military’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2), said Brig. General John Olson. Bill Marion, Managing Director …
Read More »Nightingale’s preventive health service was launched at Shin-Oyama City Hospital in Japan
Press release, December 21, 2021 at the 9:00 a.m. (EET) Shin-Oyama City Hospital in Japan began selling the preventive health service of Nightingale Health Japan KK, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nightingale Health Plc (together “nightingale”), together with Welltus Inc., a subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate Mitsui & Co. Ltd.. …
Read More »Is 5G harmful to health? Only time can tell
With 5G rolling out globally for a much faster internet experience, some studies have highlighted health risks related to the use of 5G on human tissues – amid conspiracy theories that 5G cellular networks are blamed for the Covid-19 pandemic. The fear psychosis in some of the people is so …
Read More »Mountaire supports the Selbyville Library Construction Fund
The Selbyville Public Library’s Board of Commissioners announced that Mountaire Farms has made its first major financial commitment for the new library construction project. To meet the educational and cultural needs of the growing community, the board hired the Becker Morgan Group to design a state-of-the-art library that would accommodate …
Read More »A chat with Orioles’ Director of Development, Matt Blood, Part 1 – The Athletic
It was a while before Matt Blood could finally see exactly what he was doing in the Orioles organization. Former Texas Rangers’ director of player development, Blood, took on a similar role with the Orioles in September 2019. He ran a league teaching camp and spring training in early 2020 …
Read More »VALOR – VA Learning Opportunities Residency | VA Western Colorado Health Care
The VALOR program is designed to attract academically successful students from undergraduate nursing programs to work at VA as registered nurses. This program offers excellent students the opportunity to develop clinical nursing skills in a VA approved healthcare facility. Learning opportunities include didactic or classroom experience, competency-based clinical practice with …
Read More »Philippine NGO wins UNESCO award for media and information literacy
Philstar.com December 13, 2021 | 1:51 p.m. MANILA, Philippines – UNESCO’s Media and Information Literacy Alliance has awarded the Manila-based Out of the Box Literacy Initiative first prize at the Global Media and Information Literacy Awards 2021 for its projects on media literacy and against disinformation. According to a press …
Read More »Time for government, industry to meet again in person
Happy days can’t quite be here yet. But people obviously feel more secure when it comes to getting out of their dining room offices. What a contrast. Just as cold weather sets in for much of the nation, a spring-like thaw sets in when people can meet in person. Wednesday …
Read More »Financial topics will dominate Google’s top search trends in 2021
In 2021 it was all about one thing: money. On Wednesday, Google published the top search trends for 2021 in the USA. Top search trends are the most popular searches of the past year, not generally popular topics, that pop up on the search charts year after year. From the …
Read More »DNR – Dreaded Didymo – or “Rock-Snot”
December 6, 2021 The Michigan Departments of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy and Natural Resources confirmed a report of Didymo, a pesky freshwater algae, in a section of the Upper Manistee River in Kalkaska County. Didymo, despite its coarse, woolly texture, is also known as boulder and can grow into …
Read More »The ACC and CFP Foundation are funding $ 75,000 for classroom resource projects and awarding $ 47,500 in scholarships to future league educators
Story links CHARLOTTE, NC – In conjunction with Saturday’s Subway ACC Football Championship Game 2021, the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation announced that they are funding $ 75,000 for educational resource projects in three local markets; Winston-Salem, North Carolina, home of Wake Forest University; Pittsburgh, …
Read More »Needham maintains its buy rating for Yext Inc. from Investing.com
Needham analyst Ryan MacDonald reiterated a buy rating on Yext (NYSE 🙂 Inc on Friday and set a price target of $ 18, which is about 90.88% above the current share price of $ 9.43. MacDonald is expecting Yext Inc Report earnings per share (EPS) of $ -0.22 for the …
Read More »The Oakland Mayor and councilors offer a plan to increase the police force
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and Councilors Loren Taylor and Treva Reid announced Monday that they intend to introduce law enforcement personnel in response to the rising number of shootings and murders. They pointed right at that Killing of a security guard on a television news team last week downtown and …
Read More »The Nagoya Protocol should not shield the hoarding of pathogens
TThis week, health officials from around the world are meeting – virtually – in Geneva to discuss plans for a global pandemic preparedness contract. This is an essential endeavor as the world struggles to find a way through the current pandemic, in a race against time to get vaccines to …
Read More »Information and resources on Covid vaccination for general practitioners November 25th
A range of information resources are provided here to assist GPs in vaccinating patients and preparing for care for COVID-19 patients in the community. RACGP updated guidelines for home care: On November 17, 2021, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) published new guidelines for home care for patients …
Read More »Family history questions are important. Here is how
It’s not over yet. The coronavirus has cost more than 5 million lives worldwide and heightened health concerns. However, it was always important to know your family’s health history. The holidays are just around the corner and for those who have the privilege of being with family, table chats on …
Read More »For Chula Vista seniors, resource and event information is now just a phone call away
During the COVID-19 shutdown, Chula Vista found ways to keep senior citizens informed on-site through virtual round table discussions on topics such as food distribution, self-sufficiency and distance learning. However, some older adults were unable to attend because they did not have internet access or a computer at home. Go …
Read More »Will a coordinated cyber attack emerge in the escalating Russian-Ukrainian conflict?
What is the Russian-Ukrainian situation like? Currently, Ukraine – along with its allies in NATO – is very concerned about the roughly 90,000 Russian troops that are gathering near the Donbass region (aka Donbass) in eastern Ukraine. This unusual build-up of troops has raised fears that Russia may be preparing …
Read More »Covid-19 Impact, Market Insights, and Resources to Build a Business – The Ballgamer
The Global Battery Market Research Report is a comprehensive and well-written work The Battery market research study gives you access to in-depth market analysis, statistics and current data on the battery market that you need to forecast sales, identify growth drivers and challenges and identify key players such as Panasonic, …
Read More »Governor Edwards, Rural Sourcing, is setting up a software development center with 150 workplaces in downtown Baton Rouge
Governor John Bel Edwards and Rural Sourcing CEO Monty Hamilton announced that the company will build a new software development center in downtown Baton Rouge that will create 150 direct new jobs with average salaries of $ 75,000 plus benefits. Louisiana Economic Development estimates the project will result in 166 …
Read More »We’re here to help | Rowan today
Everyone faces stress and fear, but nobody has to face it alone Dear university community, As some may know, a student died on campus earlier this week. Our thoughts go with family, friends, and others who knew this student. We understand that people want information in times of uncertainty, but …
Read More »CSUB is all-in for OUTober
OUTober is traditionally a week-long celebration of the LGBTQ + community at CSU Bakersfield. This year the celebration turned into a month of activities and events. Dr. Bre Evans-Santiago, Director of Teacher Education and Co-Advisor for the LGBTQ + network, shared her excitement at the network’s first face-to-face meet ‘n’ …
Read More »The Mt. Calvary Center hosts events to raise awareness about breast cancer and COVID-19
Balloons released in honor of breast cancer patients during the Breat Cancer Awareness Walk in Elizabethtown on October 29th (Photo by Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development) ELIZABETHTOWN, NC (WWAY) – The Mt. Calvary Center for Leadership Development is hosting two events this weekend that will focus on breast cancer …
Read More »Blackhawk’s Sexual Abuse Case Explained: A Timeline of The Allegations And Everything Else You Need To Know
The Chicago Blackhawks made headlines this week for all the wrong reasons when an independent investigation found that the team’s executives waited three weeks to crack down on a former video coach who sexually abused a player in 2010. General Manager Stan Bowman and Senior Director of Hockey Administration Al …
Read More »CDC launches campaign to prevent deaths from drug overdose
(NEWS10) – The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has launched four awareness campaigns aimed at preventing deaths from drug overdose. The campaigns are aimed at young adults between the ages of 18 and 34. The campaigns educate about fentanyl, drug mixing, naloxone, and people in treatment and recovery. …
Read More »Canada boosts US natgas exports, drills more when global prices rise
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Read More »Election 2021: Are you still thinking about your voting decision? Check out this information for voters
By now you should have received your ballot papers for the November 2nd parliamentary elections in the mail. If you haven’t decided on a number of local races yet, here are some resources: Our 2021 Election page has links to our debates with candidates for Positions 1, 2 and 3 …
Read More »Wonderful® Pistachios is celebrating National Nut Day as pistachios are the No. 1 snack nut in America¹
Wonderful® Pistachios Generated 96% of Total Pistachio Year-Over-Year Sales Growth in America with Plans to “Double” Released: Oct 22, 2021 at 2:24 pm EDT|Updated: 1 hour ago LOS ANGELES, October 22, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Happy National Nut Day! Celebrate, Wonderful® pistachios is pleased to announce that pistachios have …
Read More »Governor Abbott Appoints New Texas Secretary of State | news
Governor Greg Abbott named John Scott as Secretary of State for Texas on Thursday. The secretary serves as the chief election officer for Texas, assists district election officials, and ensures the consistent application and interpretation of electoral law across Texas. The Office of the Secretary of State also provides a …
Read More »Indigenous farm workers did not have access to resources and information in their language during the pandemic
Listen to the story here. A new report by researchers and community-based organizations released on Monday shows that indigenous farm workers across California lacked the information and resources to protect themselves during the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Sarait Martinez is the executive director of the Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena …
Read More »Sunny and pleasant Sunday and Monday; Shower facilities on Wednesday
Nice October weather is here. We started with Sunday morning lows in the 30s in much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin, but the afternoon highs will slide back to the 60s in most areas, with some lower 70s in southwest Minnesota. Sunshine and deep blue skies are expected. We are …
Read More »Texas Produced Water Consortium Appoints First Director
The Texas Produced Water Consortium was formed in an effort to expand the reuse and management of produced water and has announced its first program director. Rusty Smith has been appointed to the consortium post that will be based at Texas Tech University. He is a graduate of both Texas …
Read More »The state of Texas LGBTQ resources website was disabled after the governor’s main challenger criticized its content
“This is Texas. These are not Texas values, these are not Republican Party values, but obviously these are Greg Abbott’s values. That’s why we need a change. That’s what my campaign is about,” Huffines said. While DFPS would not say whether Huffines’ comments were the reason for the Texas Youth …
Read More »Governor Abbott prepares resources in response to the threat of severe weather from the cold front and Hurricane Pamela | Texas Governor’s Office
October 12, 2021 | Austin, Texas | Press release Governor Greg Abbott directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) today to prepare state response and recovery resources to the potential threat of severe storms, heavy rainfall, and flash floods from a cold front interacting with the humidity of Hurricane …
Read More »Donald Sampson has been missing for 11 years; Family continues to ask for more information
Since Donald Sampson’s disappearance remains a mystery, his family continues to ask anyone with information to come forward even after 11 years. Veda Sampson described her younger brother as funny, smart, always there for people, a good father and a couch potato. “He likes to be at home, around mom, …
Read More »Severe weather in some areas possible on Saturday night; Probability of rain on Sunday highest in the north
The maximum Saturday temperature in Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was 79 degrees. That’s warm for October 9th; Our average Twin Cities high this time of year is only 62 degrees. Along with the heat, we had sticky dew points here and in most parts of Minnesota. This moisture will provide …
Read More »As southern Utah’s rise in the COVID delta finally subsides, hospitals aren’t taking a break – St George News
The outside of St. George Regional Hospital, viewed as persistent rain, falls on the St. George area, St. George, Utah, October 8, 2021 | Photo by Chris Reed, St. George News NS. GEORGE – This week, southern Utah joined the decline in the delta variant surge in COVID-19 infections that …
Read More »LIBRARY NEWS: Paper Airplanes, Baby Brain Gym next week
There are two special events coming up next week that we hope you and your family will enjoy. On Wednesday, October 13th, from 4pm to 5pm, we will organize a paper airplane obstacle course in the library. Sixth through twelfth grade students are invited to put their paper airplane skills …
Read More »House Committee Promises to Respond to California Oil Spill
House Democrats are working quickly to prepare a legislative response to last week’s devastating oil spill off California’s southern coast. Yesterday, the Chairman of the House Natural Resources Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) Announced that his committee would devote two days next week to looking at the causes and effects of the …
Read More »DNR is temporarily closing the boat access point at Silver Lake in Marquette County
DNR is temporarily closing the boat access point at Silver Lake in Marquette County Contact: Debra Gill 906-339-4461 or John Pepin (Media) 906-226-1352 Agency: Natural resources October 5, 2021 The Silver Lake boat dock in Marquette County will be closed for several days starting Thursday due to site upgrades. The …
Read More »Dynamic Integrated Services Expands GSA Vets Dominic Sale and Stacy Riggs into Business Optimization Practice; Quote by Mark Forman
Dynamic integrated services has named former General Services Administration executives Dominic Sale and Stacy Riggs as Vice President or Senior Manager within the company optimization practice. Mark Forman, executive vice president for enterprise optimization practice at DIS, said in a statement released on Wednesday sale and Rigs bring their expertise …
Read More »Pets of the Week: Two dozen black cats are available for adoption
JACKSON, MI – Jackson County Animal Shelter, 3770 Spring Arbor Road, has many pets available for adoption. Here are a few of them. Flower is a 2 year old female black Labrador Retriever and German Shepherd. Flower is fast and loves to run and be outside. She is friendly and …
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