Mobile Laboratories Said To Attract Students To STEM Fields.USA Today (6/9, Unze) reports, “Carl Franzblau, professor and chairman of the Department of Biochemistry at Boston University Medical School, wanted to expose more young people to science. Then, he says, he had a vision, inspired by a bloodmobile. The result – mobile science laboratories that bring […]
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE COUNCILTentative AgendaBUDGET SECTIONTuesday, June 23, 2009Senate Chamber, State CapitolBismarck, North Dakota9:00 a.m. Call to orderRoll call9:05 a.m. Review by the Legislative Council staff of the Legislative Council rules of operation andprocedure9:10 a.m. Presentation by the Legislative Council staff on the duties and responsibilities of theBudget Section for the 2009-10 interim9:25 a.m. Presentation
Hello Everyone, Please enjoy the information contained in this edition of Frontier Focus. Please be sure to share it with your members, colleagues, providers and office billing staff. Thank you for your continued efforts to broadcast Medicare information to the providers in Region VIII. Table of Contents 1. REMINDER: CMS to Host First National Medicare
ED REVIEWJune 5, 2009 …a bi-weekly update on U.S. Department of Education activities relevant to the Intergovernmental and Corporate community and other stakeholders______________________________________________________________________NPC SPEECH On May 29, Secretary Duncan discussed the Obama Administration’s education agenda in a speech at the National Press Club. “We have some real resources — $100 billion — to invest in
Volume 41, No.22/June 4, 2009 In this issue: NTCA Files Comments on Towers, Antennas & Migratory Birds USAC Releases Q3 Contribution Factor Obama Plans to Renominate McDowell to FCC Notes in the News NTCA FILES COMMENTS ON TOWERS, ANTENNAS & MIGRATORY BIRDS NTCA filed comments with the FCC May 29 in response to the commission’s
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Denver Regional Office The Pulse of CMSSPRING 2009As governor, Sebelius expanded Kansas’ newborn screenings, put a renewed emphasis on childhood immunization, and increased eligibility for children’s health coverage. More than 59,000 additional children were enrolled in health coverage during her time in
AACTE Weekly News Briefs | June 2, 2009. . . delivered to your inbox so you can enjoy up-to-date news on colleges of education, teaching and the classroom, legislation, STEM teacher issues, grants, and upcoming events. Please click on linked headlines for full story. AACTE ANNOUNCEMENTS AACTE’s 5th Annual Day on the HillAACTE’s 2009 Day
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Bismarck one of “best places to retire” – CBS’s MoneyWatch.com puts Bismarck in the #4 spot of “Best Places to Retire.” MoneyWatch.com made its selections after analyzing five leading raters who together looked at 454 places. Each rater of communities to retire in looked at different things, with some considering a wide variety of reasonable
Discover the exciting news that will impact WLAN scalability, LAN performance, and IT budgets of the future. This paper examines both the centralized WLAN switch architecture and the optimized WLAN architecture, so that the wireless network choice an organization makes today will protect its investment and allow it to experience the substantial benefits of 802.11
Hello Everyone, Please enjoy the information contained in this edition of Frontier Focus. Please be sure to share it with your members, colleagues, providers and office billing staff. Thank you for your continued efforts to broadcast Medicare information to the providers in Region VIII. Table of Contents 1. Final Agenda for the Next Meeting of
Students Participate In Global Construction Competition.The Stoughton (MA) Journal (5/29, Hall) reports that a team of seniors from Stoughton High School recently participated “in a global construction competition held in Knoxville, Tenn., last week,” and placed seventh. The Destination ImagiNation competition presented the teams with “a series of mind-boggling challenges, including devising a public relations