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Approximately 20 companies will be recognized at the 2024 Business Excellence AwardsMore than 100 members of the community attended the Alameda Chamber & Economic Alliance 2024 Business Excellence Awards Ceremony held at Dash Cellars and Urban Legend Cellars outside Building 25 on Thursday, April 25th. did.Dinner was served indoors and included paella provided by Pacific Fine Foods and a selection of wines from both Dash Cellars and Urban Legend Cellars. Photo by Maurice Ramirez.The dinner recognized outstanding businesses, organizations and individuals who have contributed significantly to Alameda's vibrancy and success. Additionally, the Alameda Chamber of Commerce and Economic Alliance Board…
Written by Holly Honderichin washington6 hours agoTo play this content, please enable JavaScript or try a different browservideo caption, Video: Hear from one abortion patient as Florida prepares for new regulationsFlorida's six-week abortion ban has gone into effect, closing the door to the southern United States' last access point for abortions for the foreseeable future. Anti-abortion activists have hailed the new law, which replaces the existing 15-week law, as the gold standard in abortion policy and a major victory in the country's fight over abortion access. But pro-choice campaigners say the ban will push an overstretched system to the brink.…
Berg, A. M., Hem, E., Lau, B., Haseth, K. & Ekeberg, O. Stress in the Norwegian police service. Occup. Med. (Lond.) 55, 113–120. https://doi.org/10.1093/occmed/kqi023 (2005).Article PubMed Google Scholar Bakker, A. B. & Heuven, E. Emotional dissonance, burnout, and in-role performance among nurses and police officers. Int. J. Stress Manag. 13, 423–440. https://doi.org/10.1037/1072-5245.13.4.423 (2006).Article Google Scholar Schaible, L. M. & Gecas, V. The impact of emotional labor and value dissonance on burnout among police officers. Police Q. 13, 316–341 (2010).Article Google Scholar Berg, A. M., Hem, E., Lau, B. & Ekeberg, O. An exploration of job stress and health in the…
Bitcoin Other cryptocurrencies also fell sharply on Wednesday, dropping along with stock prices due to broader market concerns. Digital asset prices are below key technical levels, suggesting further declines are possible.Bitcoin has fallen 6% in the past 24 hours to $57,500, but has previously traded around $56,500 and is about $10,000 below its 50-day moving average of $66,500. Although it is below, this indicates significant weakness in the technical market. The largest digital asset held nearly $62,000 before being sold on Tuesday, and its price is now well below its all-time high of around $74,000 in mid-March. “The technical downside…
In the Provo City School District, educators are more than just teachers. They are innovators, allies, and stewards, tirelessly shaping the future of education. The Provo School District Foundation recognizes and supports this dedication through a mini-grant program focused on outstanding educators like sixth grade teacher Machelle Stott. Today we have the opportunity to step into Machel Stott's classroom, a center of scientific curiosity and learning. There, her entire sixth-grade class acts as a scientist in her multifaceted project, which includes milkweed insects, terrariums, aquariums, and a broader science curriculum. From a small space in the classroom. Mashell Stott's classroom…
Ladan Stewart, the SEC’s former top crypto enforcerCopyright White & Case LLP Ladan Stewart is a partner at White & Case LLP in the firm’s Global White Collar/Investigations Practice, where she focuses on SEC and other regulatory enforcement matters, white collar investigations, civil litigation and trials. Before joining White & Case, Ladan served for more than eight years in the Division of Enforcement of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, most recently as assistant director and regional trial counsel heading the SEC’s crypto and cyber litigation unit. Ladan litigated SEC nforcement matters, including SEC v. Ripple, SEC v. Telegram, SEC…
In the coming weeks, thousands of students will be leaving Bloomington as the spring semester ends. These people are not just students, but participants in the city's local economy, which has a thriving business community centered near the IU campus. Christopher Emge, director of advocacy and public policy for the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, said business is definitely down during the summer. Many downtown homes will be vacant, and fewer students will be staying in Bloomington for summer classes.meanwhile Summer 2023 semesterJust under 4,000 students are enrolled in at least one on-campus class, compared to more than 8,800 students taking…
Aerial view of UVA Health, including the UVA School of Medicine and School of Nursing. For the second consecutive evaluation period, all four UVA Health medical centers earned an “A” rating for hospital safety from the Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit organization that evaluates the quality of patient care. The UVA Health hospitals that received the highest scores in Leapfrog's Spring 2024 Hospital Safety Grade are: UVA Health University Medical Center, Charlottesville UVA Health Culpeper Medical Center UVA Health Haymarket Medical Center UVA Health Prince William Medical Center, Manassas “I would like to commend all members of our team for…
Written by Becky Morton & Dominic Casciani, National and Legal CorrespondentsBBCMay 1, 2024, 12:53 BSTUpdated 25 minutes agoimage caption, Rwanda's plan designed to deter small boat crossingsThe government has announced that detention of migrants targeted for deportation to Rwanda has begun.A bill was passed last week aimed at reviving a plan to send some asylum seekers to the East African country.The policy aims to prevent people from crossing the Channel in small boats.The Interior Ministry did not say how many people had been detained, but said further operations would be carried out in the coming weeks.The arrests followed a series…
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) — Amarillo College recently announced that the National Rural Health Association named the Rural Nursing Education Consortium as a 2024 recipient of the Outstanding Rural Health Program. This program was created in 2019 by him to support the supply of homegrown nurses to the consortium. Hospitals throughout the Texas Panhandle. According to AC, RNEC was established on February 26, 2019 and has produced approximately 100 locally-born graduates since its establishment. Texas sues Biden administration over Title IX rules that expand protections against discrimination based on sex and pregnancy The award “highlights extraordinary efforts to promote access to…