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Childcare workers / Co-Workers ** I'm sorry about the video and audio delay. I thought this was a good talk, but for some reason my audio and video started getting delayed as the video went on. If anyone out there knows how to fix this or could let me know how to prevent this in the future that would be greatly appreciated. Just leave me a comment or send me an email. ** Angie, a child care teacher talks about the lack of standards in child care. Parents, are you looking for quality daycare or childcare? Are you looking for someone who s more than a babysitter? Wondering what your states standards and regulations are? Want your children to get a good early childhood education from a teacher who cares and is qualified? Have you checked out your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency (CCR&R) for quality childcare? I hope by watching my videos I can offer some help and guidance for your childcare needs. Stay tuned for more videos to come. Angie

Childcare Workforce Angie, a child care teacher talks about the lack of standards in child care. Parents, are you looking for quality daycare or childcare? Are you looking for someone who s more than a babysitter? Wondering what your states standards and regulations are? Want your children to get a good early childhood education from a teacher who cares and is qualified? Have you checked out your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency (CCR&R) for quality childcare? I hope by watching my videos I can offer some help and guidance for your childcare needs. Stay tuned for more videos to come. Angie

Angie, a child care teacher talks about the lack of standards in child care. Stay tuned for more videos to come.

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This Forum organized by ShoreCap Exchange addresses strategies and tools for attracting and retaining talent, enhancing the alignment of human resource practices with primary business goals and using human capital to build institutional strengths. ShoreCap Exchange is a ShoreBank capacity building company that helps banks working to serve small business and microfinance markets overcome the substantial operational challenges they face in dealing with clients not reached by traditional financial markets.

Pike Media Resource wishes all of its present and future clients a very Merry Christmas. To celebrate, a simple LED light show was displayed on a house. Sorry, no music this year. For more information, please contact us at 757.639.3100 or visit our website at www.pikemediaresource.com. Be sure to check out the photo gallery! Author: PikeMediaResource Keywords: hampton roads chesapeake virginia beach pike media resource color kinetics led lighting lights christmas Added: June 30, 2008

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PlusAsk AP: Untapped Oil Resource?Ask AP: Untapped Oil Resource?The Associated PressWhy isn't more done to remove oil from underground sources known as oil shale? Email your question to newsquestions@ap.org. (June 12)Hello, I'm Matt Friedman and this is Ask AP. Today's question is about an underused alternative source of oil [Notes:transition to graphic] It comes from Minnesota. Why we don't hear more about extracting oil from oil shale fields now that oil has become so expensive?Oil shale is an underground rock that contains a substance that can be released as petroleum when heated. AP business writer John Porretto writes that no one has has figured out how to extract the oil in a way that's environmentally sensitive and commercially viable on a large scale. The process is more complicated than pumping oil from wells. It's also raised air and water pollution concerns.One expert says that it oil prices remain above a hundred dollars a barrel, oil shale is probably feasible. But, he says there's no guarantee that they will remain this high. [Notes:on camera]If you have a question about an A-P story, write to us. The address is newsquestions at A-P-org. I'm Matt Friedman, the Associated Press. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: ask ap_oil_shale ap: untapped oil resource? Added: June 12, 2008

An annual fundraiser for OASIS was recently held in Cadillac. We have the details. Plus, a grant recently given to a school in McBain is giving teachers a chance to be students. Those stories on this Local Edition.

Syracuse, NY residents show their respect for Great Lakes including love for Lake Erie by turning over 9 tons of old TVs to be recycled by the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency Syracuse skyline photo by Joe Grimes, Wikipedia--- (Syracuse, New York) - A leader in electronic waste recycling projects in the northeast is the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) in Syracuse, NY. The agency held a TV collection on Saturday, April 19 in the Alliance Bank Stadium parking lot as part of the EPA Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge. The Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency received an EPA grant to help offset costs of the recycling project. It was one of over 100 projects involved in the challenge across eight states in the Great Lakes Basin. Organizers keep traffic flowing smoothly as 964 vehicles arrived with old TVs. The event took in 1,551 old television sets weighing 97,080 pounds, according to Andrew Radin, Director of Recycling and Waste Reduction for the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency. That means nearly 9 tons of old TVs from central New York were recycled. Syracuse State Tower building photo by Joe GrimesSyracuse Franklin Park photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New YorkSyracuse Jerry Rescue Monument photo by Paul Malo--- The agency also holds ongoing e-waste collections at the Community Collection Center also know as 3-C - located at 6085 Court Street - in Syracuse, NY. The electronics collection dates and times are: Tuesdays from 4pm to 8pm; Thursdays from 8am to noon; and Saturdays from 9am to 1 p.m. There is no charge to drop off household e-waste and other items at the collection center including old computers plus related equipment and fluorescent bulbs, household batteries, cell phones, smoke detectors, tabletop copiers, DVD players, electronic game consoles like Nintendo, and Xbox, fax machines, phones, VCRs and stereos including speakers. The agency is developing a plan to accept TVs at the center. Over 60,000 pounds has been turned in at the Community Collection Center so far this year. Business waste in not accepted. The center also accepts books - covers must be removed. In a unique twist - the agency is helping the hungry - by asking residents dropping off items to be recycled to also bring canned food and other non perishables for Food Bank of Central New York. The Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency is known as OCRRA for short using its initials. Since 2002, OCRRA has collected over 1,000 tons of e-waste from the community for recycling OCRRA has numerous environment projects that benefit the Syracuse area including it s Blue Bin It campaign. Blue Bin It is based on the well-know blue bins that are popular in recycling projects across the country. OCRRA has a series of radio spots promoting its blue bin it campaign. (See Blue Bin It Radio ads in this video) The goal of the EPA Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge was the collecting and recycling of one million pounds of electronics (e-Waste) plus the collection and proper disposal of one million pills. The EPA says those goals were exceeded by 400 to 500 percent. The Earth Healing Initiative assisted some challenge organizers by offering interfaith liaisons to volunteer and encourage members of local churches and temples to participate in the Earth Day related events in their area. This video on the projects connected to the Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge was made possible by a grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency in collaboration with the EPA's Region 5 office in Chicago, the EPA Great Lakes national Program Office also in Chicago in cooperation with the non-profit Interfaith Earth Healing Initiative in Marquette, MI. The EHI involves American Indian tribes and a coalition of churches, synagogues and other faith traditions joining together to heal, protect and defend the environment. I m Greg Peterson and you re watching Earth Healing TV --- Related Links: --- Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) recycling page http://www.ocrra.org/recycling_c3.asp --- Contact: Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) in Syracuse, NY Andrew J. Radin Director of Recycling and Waste Reduction Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) 315-453-2866 315-295-0726 --- The Food Bank of Central New York http://www.foodbankcny.org/ Portrait of Hunger: http://www.foodbankcny.org/default.aspx?PageID=752 --- Onondaga Creek running through the Franklin Square area Syracuse on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syracuse,_New_York Syracuse skyline photo by Joe Grimes Syracuse skyline wide shot photo by Joe Grimes Syracuse State Tower building photo by Joe Grimes Onondaga Creek running through the Franklin Square area Syracuse skyline photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New York Syracuse Franklin Park photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New York Syracuse Jerry Rescue Monument photo by Paul Malo --- EPA Region 5 Office in Chicago, Illinois http://www.epa.gov/region5 --- Interfaith Earth Healing Initiative http://www.EarthHealingInitiative.org Call: 906-401-0109 --- Cedar Tree Institute http://www.CedarTreeInstitute.org --- Interfaith graphics by Justice St. Rain (Baha'i Community) of Interfaith Resources - Special Ideas website: http://www.interfaithresources.com Justice St. Rain 1-800-326-1197 (toll free) 1-847-733-3559 (wk) Interfaith Resources P.O. Box 9 511 Diamond Rd Heltonville, IN 47436--- More photos from OCRRA TV Collection:

Syracuse, NY residents show their respect for Great Lakes including love for Lake Erie by turning over 9 tons of old TVs to be recycled by the Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency Syracuse skyline photo by Joe Grimes, Wikipedia--- (Syracuse, New York) - A leader in electronic waste recycling projects in the northeast is the Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency (OCRRA) in Syracuse, NY. The agency held a TV collection on Saturday, April 19 in the Alliance Bank Stadium parking lot as part of the EPA Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge. The Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency received an EPA grant to help offset costs of the recycling project. It was one of over 100 projects involved in the challenge across eight states in the Great Lakes Basin. Organizers keep traffic flowing smoothly as 964 vehicles arrived with old TVs. The event took in 1,551 old television sets weighing 97,080 pounds, according to Andrew Radin, Director of Recycling and Waste Reduction for the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency. That means nearly 9 tons of old TVs from central New York were recycled. Syracuse State Tower building photo by Joe GrimesSyracuse Franklin Park photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New YorkSyracuse Jerry Rescue Monument photo by Paul Malo--- The agency also holds ongoing e-waste collections at the Community Collection Center also know as 3-C - located at 6085 Court Street - in Syracuse, NY. The electronics collection dates and times are: Tuesdays from 4pm to 8pm; Thursdays from 8am to noon; and Saturdays from 9am to 1 p.m. There is no charge to drop off household e-waste and other items at the collection center including old computers plus related equipment and fluorescent bulbs, household batteries, cell phones, smoke detectors, tabletop copiers, DVD players, electronic game consoles like Nintendo, and Xbox, fax machines, phones, VCRs and stereos including speakers. The agency is developing a plan to accept TVs at the center. Over 60,000 pounds has been turned in at the Community Collection Center so far this year. Business waste in not accepted. The center also accepts books - covers must be removed. In a unique twist - the agency is helping the hungry - by asking residents dropping off items to be recycled to also bring canned food and other non perishables for Food Bank of Central New York. The Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency is known as OCRRA for short using its initials. Since 2002, OCRRA has collected over 1,000 tons of e-waste from the community for recycling OCRRA has numerous environment projects that benefit the Syracuse area including it s Blue Bin It campaign. Blue Bin It is based on the well-know blue bins that are popular in recycling projects across the country. OCRRA has a series of radio spots promoting its blue bin it campaign. (See Blue Bin It Radio ads in this video) The goal of the EPA Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge was the collecting and recycling of one million pounds of electronics (e-Waste) plus the collection and proper disposal of one million pills. The EPA says those goals were exceeded by 400 to 500 percent. The Earth Healing Initiative assisted some challenge organizers by offering interfaith liaisons to volunteer and encourage members of local churches and temples to participate in the Earth Day related events in their area. This video on the projects connected to the Great Lakes 2008 Earth Day Challenge was made possible by a grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency in collaboration with the EPA's Region 5 office in Chicago, the EPA Great Lakes national Program Office also in Chicago in cooperation with the non-profit Interfaith Earth Healing Initiative in Marquette, MI. The EHI involves American Indian tribes and a coalition of churches, synagogues and other faith traditions joining together to heal, protect and defend the environment. I m Greg Peterson and you re watching Earth Healing TV --- Related Links: --- Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency (OCRRA) recycling page http://www.ocrra.org/recycling_c3.asp --- Contact: Onondaga County Resource Recover Agency (OCRRA) in Syracuse, NY Andrew J. Radin Director of Recycling and Waste Reduction Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) 315-453-2866 315-295-0726 --- The Food Bank of Central New York http://www.foodbankcny.org/ Portrait of Hunger: http://www.foodbankcny.org/default.aspx?PageID=752 --- Onondaga Creek running through the Franklin Square area Syracuse on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syracuse,_New_York Syracuse skyline photo by Joe Grimes Syracuse skyline wide shot photo by Joe Grimes Syracuse State Tower building photo by Joe Grimes Onondaga Creek running through the Franklin Square area Syracuse skyline photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New York Syracuse Franklin Park photo by Kai Brinker, Newkai is a member of WikiProject Syracuse, New York Syracuse Jerry Rescue Monument photo by Paul Malo --- EPA Region 5 Office in Chicago, Illinois http://www.epa.gov/region5 --- Interfaith Earth Healing Initiative http://www.EarthHealingInitiative.org Call: 906-401-0109 --- Cedar Tree Institute http://www.CedarTreeInstitute.org --- Interfaith graphics by Justice St. Rain (Baha'i Community) of Interfaith Resources - Special Ideas website: http://www.interfaithresources.com Justice St. Rain 1-800-326-1197 (toll free) 1-847-733-3559 (wk) Interfaith Resources P.O. Box 9 511 Diamond Rd Heltonville, IN 47436--- More photos from OCRRA TV Collection:

Seems like every time you turn around these days someone's reminding you to check your credit report to correct mistakes and, of course, to protect your identity. After all, identity theft is undeniably a huge problem, with more than 9 million Americans becoming victims last year alone! But, even if you do a yearly ---or even quarterly-- check, a lot of damage can be done in between. That's where credit monitoring services come in. It's now a multi-billion dollar industry, with all sorts of companies promising to not only check your reports, but also monitor accounts for suspicious activity and notify you almost immediately if something doesn't seem right. Some even offer identity theft insurance. Are the services worth the money? Which one should you choose? The experts monitor the monitors!

Moderator: Troy Gibson Director, Technology, Resource Interactive John Harrobin SVP of Marketing and Digital Media, Verizon Will Hodgman CEO, M:Metrics Riccardo Spina Senior Director of Digital Media, Integrated Marketing, Wal-Mart Have Phone, Will Travel (the Web) We're near the watershed moment for mobile in the US, as data services finally catch hold. So what applications will your consumers want most? How should you use text, advertising and search for more consumer value? What kind of content is right for the small screen? Hear the experts discuss ways to integrate mobile into your consumer's brand experience and what technologies you'll need to support it.

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James Burgett founded the ACCRC, Alameda County Computer Resource Center, to essentially make money off of equipment that other people thought was obsolete garbage. Thirteen years later he s reformatted, refurbished and donated thousands of computers to folks who might not ever have the chance to own one. The ACCRC offers workshops on how to refurbish and reuse junked equipment and how to install and use the open source OS Ubuntu Linux which is free for all. Saving valuable equipment from the landfill, James explains, is not exactly profitable for the California Electronics Recycling Initiative, which encourages recyclers to mine and grind parts rather than refurb for reuse. Thanks for the tour James! Thanks to Alex and Rudy at Monkeybrains.net for telling us about ACCRC!

The re:Source team follows the first home being built by ConsciousBuild, learning how a sustainable home is constructed from the ground up. In this episode we investigate how the ConsciousBuild team is incorporating radiant heat flooring into a fly ash concrete slab. Learn more about the sustainable technologies, products and materials being incorporated into the first of many ConsciousBuild produced homes.

Author: vcecommerce Added: Sat, 24 May 2008 22:46:21 -0800 Duration: 112Video glosario de eCommerce - ERP Enterprise Resource Planning ERP es un trmino de la industria para referirse a un sistema integrado de informacin que sirve a todos los departamentos al interior de una empresa. El ERP puede incluir aplicaciones para cubrir la funcionalidad de: compras, inventarios, produccin, contabilidad, cartera, facturacin, nmina, etc. Los mayores proveedores de soluciones ERP son SAP, PeopleSoft... En el sitio VCecommerce.com encontrar adems de todos los videos de este glosario, la mejor seleccin de videos en espaol sobre el tema de e-Commerce.

Author: vcecommerce Added: Sat, 24 May 2008 22:46:21 -0800 Duration: 112Video glosario de eCommerce - ERP Enterprise Resource Planning ERP es un trmino de la industria para referirse a un sistema integrado de informacin que sirve a todos los departamentos al interior de una empresa. El ERP puede incluir aplicaciones para cubrir la funcionalidad de: compras, inventarios, produccin, contabilidad, cartera, facturacin, nmina, etc. Los mayores proveedores de soluciones ERP son SAP, PeopleSoft... En el sitio VCecommerce.com encontrar adems de todos los videos de este glosario, la mejor seleccin de videos en espaol sobre el tema de e-Commerce.

Old school marketing step aside for the new world order in Internet Marketing - Web 2.0. Download Video Thanks to Mike Volpe at Hubspot.com for putting together this great video of piecing together the puzzle of today s online Internet Marketing tactics that are producing higher conversion rates. There is an evolution of authority sites that are standing out in the crowd because the Internet Marketing gap is closing as laser targeted prospects or leads are becoming far more sophisticated in their evaluation stages about your product or service. This self discovery movement is genuinely orchestrated as they look for solutions to their needs within the social communities of the Web 2.0 platforms. So, let us look at the old school marketing tactics vs. the Web 2.0 Internet Marketing tactics of today. Old school advertising or marketing deals with the needle in a hay stack approach where massive exposure drummed up leads for a sale. This exposure consisted of: Print Advertising Telemarketing Direct mail/email campaigns Tradeshows Inside Sales Seminars The average for this type of approach usually ran about 2-3% of your overall volume of people reached, IF done properly, are considered a quality lead. The New Internet Marketing experience - Organic Traffic Building, is built around laser targeted traffic that have picked you out of the crowd as an authority in your niche. What was it that drove this traffic to you? It is the power of social communities and word of mouth advertising (kinda sounds like Network Marketing, hmmmm). The contributing factors that brought these qualified leads to you are: SEO PPC - Pay Per Click Advertising (consists of about 25% of organic searches) Buzz Marketing Blogging Smart Content Management Landing or Squeeze Pages Conversion Tools Sophisticated Analytics Take it from me, that attracting your leads to you is far more rewarding and brings a higher conversion rate than if you just spent countless dollars on advertising for a mere pittance of a qualified lead. According to Marketing Sherpa s Search Marketing Benchmark Guide 2008 about 98% of B2B buyers start in Google when performing their self discovery quest. Organic traffic has longer lasting residual results as compared to PPC because the exposure you get from PPC is directly dependent upon the size of your wallet. Note the 5 tips to Internet Marketing Success in Mike s video above. On Page SEO Visible SEO    -Page title    -URL has title keywords in it.    -Heading tags have same keywords    -Page text has bolding of keywords   Invisible SEO    -Description (not used in ranking, but more so for listing summary relevance that shows your customers what they want)    -keywords (5 to 7 max) Off Page SEO    -Page rank = Links (the more links from high quality sites the better your page rank)    -Quality linking    -Leverage partners    -Be wary of linking directories as you may get penalized. Start a Blog    -Fresh content    -Link likelihood is better than to a static page    -Conversational (engages customer interaction)    -Social Bookmarks (Digg, Stumbleupon, Technorati, etc.)    -Blogger.com or other exterior site platforms vs. localized site blog (www.xyz.com/blog) Optimize Forms    -Raise your conversion rates (shorten forms, add cookies to get more info, experiment with this)    -Have a very clear call to action (and only one!)    -Remove navigation for lead capture/squeeze page    -Add short testimonial quotes and photos    -Have a strong offer    -Link to your privacy policy to give your customer assurance that their info is safe with you. Measure Everything    -Web visitors    -Website conversion rate (# leads / # visitors)    -Lead conversion rate (# sales from leads / # leads)    -Cost per lead    -All of the above sorted by source/program Thanks again to Hubspot.com for their indepth marketing analysis and for more Internet Marketing Tips use their FREE Internet Marketing Resource - WebsiteGrader.com, for more comprehensive analysis and subscribe to their blog by email or RSS by going to SmallBusinessHub.com. free, Industry News, Inner Circle, internet marketing, Marketing Tips, Marketing Tools, resource, seo, social marketing, web 2.0

Author: changewave Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 00:19:30 -0800 Duration: 176A new ChangeWave survey reveals a bleak outlook for corporate software spending. But even among the bad news, one sector managed to show strength - virtualization software. For more information, visit http://blog.changewave.com/

Are your employees in the right jobs - that is, are the job and the person a good match? Here are a few examples of what can happen when the employee and the job don't match up very well - the results aren't pretty!

Are your employees in the right jobs - that is, are the job and the person a good match? Here are a few examples of what can happen when the employee and the job don't match up very well - the results aren't pretty!

Are your employees in the right jobs - that is, are the job and the person a good match? Here are a few examples of what can happen when the employee and the job don't match up very well - the results aren't pretty! An out-of-work cowboy finds work at a corporation, only to find that his definition of branding is not what the boss (or client) had in mind.