2009 National AITC Conference - What's the Buzz about Bees?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViGgdZU9tYA&hl=en

JD Hayworth Infomercial: Free money! You never accept to pay it back!

JD Hayworth filmed this infomercial in November 2007 for a company called National Grants Conferences - widely regarded as a fraud and a scam.



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Governor Paterson Announces $11 Million National Emergency Grant (NEG)

Governor David A. Paterson—introduced by BMCC President Antonio Pérez and joined by New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, New York State Senator Daniel L. Squadron, and New York State Department of Labor Commissioner Patricia Smith—held a press conference in BMCCs Richard Harris Terrace to announce the availability of federal funding to retrain New Yorkers who lost their jobs in the recent collapse of the financial services sector. A new strategy for getting back in the workforce More than ever before, community colleges are places where individuals can return to acquire and update the skills they need to function and thrive in a rapidly changing world, said President Pérez in his opening remarks. Typically, this kind of assistance helps people re-enter the field from which theyve been displaced; in this case, it makes sense to find a different career ladder altogether. This funding will be merged in the areas where we feel employment will flourish, Paterson said, in the new, emerging fields such as green jobs, health care, teaching and information technology. An estimated 1400 workers are expected to receive NEG funding. Staff from the New York State Department of Labor has already interviewed over 1100 potential NEG workers in the New York City area, helping them develop a training plan matching their transferable skills and goals with viable jobs. Going where the jobs are The important question, said BMCCs Continuing Education Dean, Sunil Gupta in an interview with ...



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UFOs In Presidential Politics - Grant Cameron LIVE at the X-Conference

This LIVE presentation looks at the history of UFOs in presidential campaigns, UFOs in elections, how some candidates have stood on the UFO issue, and news on the UFO files being released by government agencies and institutions. Grant Cameron (Canada) became involved in extraterrestrial-related phenomena research in May 1975 with a personal sighting near Carman, Manitoba about 25 miles north of the Canada-US border. Over the next 18 months hundreds of sightings were reported, and Grant spent months photographing a series of strange objects and interviewing hundreds of witnesses who were involved. Thus began a 28 year commitment to the subject of UFOs. Grant later moved on to research the work of the legendary Wilbert B. Smith. Smith headed up the Canadian government's flying saucer investigation known as Project Magnet. Cameron later teamed up with T. Scott Crain to research and write the book "UFOs, MJ-12, and the Government," published by MUFON. Cameron then turned his research interests to the relationship of US Presidents to the extraterrestrial issue. He made countless trips to the US National Archives and most of the Presidential archives looking for relevant documents. A major contribution of his work was a FOIA submission to the White House Office of Science and Technology which yielded nearly 1000 pages of disclosure documents from the Clinton administration. This LIVE presentation was given at the X-Conference and features Grant Cameron. The X-Conference is ...



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2009 National AITC Conference - How to Apply for a Grant

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF-BTaDO1Nk&hl=en

2009 National AITC Conference - Teachers Share Ideas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrc_KPt3VOo&hl=en

Workforce Grant Announcement (09/28/2010 Press Conference)

The grants, part of the Affordable Care Act's Public Health and Prevention Fund, are designed to build the public health workforce and provide community-based prevention. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius was joined by the Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration, Dr. Mary Wakefield to announce the latest round in grants to expand the primary care workforce. They each delivered remarks before answering questions from reporters. More info at www.hhs.gov We accept comments in the spirit of our comment policy: newmedia.hhs.gov US Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) www.hhs.gov



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