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Oklahoma Baptist University (OBU)’s “Discover Teaching” event is not just about the profession, but about the people: students. An assembly for 9th through 12th grade students at the Henry F. McCabe Family School of Education is scheduled for Nov. 12 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Geiger Center on the OBU campus. Students must register for the free event and space is limited. Keynote speaker Alton Carter will provide a welcome and introduction. Carter is a former foster child and police officer with experience in youth services. Carter is the first in his family to graduate from high…

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CNN — Threats and slander against election officials and the voting process have not eroded Americans’ confidence in our election system or their willingness to vote this year. According to interviews with more than 25 election officials, election officials across the country, including in the top seven battleground states and major cities such as Los Angeles and Minneapolis, are relieved that the feared shortage of poll workers has not materialized. It became clear that he was sighing. CNN surveyed a variety of Democratic and Republican election workers and found they are generally in good health and filling positions for volunteers…

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Ideal Group’s Real Estate Development Division details our unique strategies for real estate development projects in South Carolina and beyond.ANDERSON, S.C., Oct. 26, 2024 –(PR.com)– As of September 5, 2024, the company has signed a purchase agreement for its first 10.67-acre parcel of land in Anderson, S.C. , Ideal Group of Companies, Inc. (“Ideal Group” or the “Company”) (OTC: IDGR) is a leading luxury real estate development company.The company believes that offering high-end, approachable projects with specific investment options is a unique and powerful model for generating significant growth and above-average returns. This new business phase marks an important milestone…

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Soroptimist International of Staten Island believes in investing in women’s education and career advancement and is once again offering cash grants to women in need to pay for education and training.Women who work as the primary breadwinners in their families and are seeking financial assistance to continue their education or training can now apply for the Soroptimist Living the Dream: Education and Training Award for Women. Ta.Applications are available online at https://www.soroptimistsi.org/live-your-dream. The application deadline is November 15th.Soroptimist International of Staten Island will provide the award to the winner, who can then advance to the Soroptimist…

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Is Ethiopian real estate tipping the balance?A series of influential economic reforms have undergone significant changes in Ethiopia’s business environment, impacting virtually all sectors. The real estate sector is the most affected, navigating a complex landscape characterized by both opportunities and constraints. The recent shift to market-based foreign exchange rates has increased the cost of imported construction materials and machinery and has also fluctuated the value of the US dollar against the Birr.New regulatory measures, such as the draft Declaration on Real Estate Development and Marketing and Valuation of Real Estate and updated setback rules, are adding further complexity to…

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When to retire is one of those nagging questions. It’s an economical thing. It’s a psychological thing. And sometimes it’s out of our control. With your retirement likely lasting 30 years, the thought of quitting your job in your mid-60s can be unsettling, especially when considering your future financial security. Teresa Amabile, a psychologist at Harvard Business School and co-author of the new book Retirement: Creating a Life, says, “Money is part of it, but there are many things that people face when making this decision.” There are many dilemmas.” It works for you,” he told Yahoo Finance. You may…

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Topping the list of the most expensive residential properties sold in Willoughby from Oct. 7 to Oct. 20 was a home that sold for $380,000.A total of eight residential real estate sales were recorded in the area over the past two weeks, with an average price of $250,881, or $226 per square foot.The listed prices below are for real estate sales where title was recorded between the week of October 7th and the week of October 20th, even though the property may have been sold previously.890 Orchard Road, Willoughby8. $110,000, single-family home at 890 Orchard Road.The sale of a single-family…

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NEW YORK (AP) — American Airlines is testing new technology at three U.S. airports during the boarding process aimed at reducing passengers trying to cut in line. The technology is being tested at Albuquerque International Airport in New Mexico, Tucson International Airport in Arizona, and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Crystal City, Virginia, where passengers try to scan their tickets before departure. Alerts gate personnel with an audible sound. their assigned group. “This new technology is designed to ensure our customers receive the benefits of priority boarding and gives our teams greater visibility into boarding progress,” American Airlines said…

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Kathryn Mott’s business remains open amid allegations of a massive check-taking scheme, but the future of long-term ownership of her catering and restaurant operations is beginning to look bleak.”Due to structural and systemic operational deficiencies, additional non-business assets and even business assets will need to be sold,” the court-appointed receiver warned in the report.Efforts have already begun to sell the Crescent Beach Lakeside Restaurant in Greece, which Mott acquired but was unable to open and closed.Similarly, Mott is moving to sell his Monroe’s restaurant in Pittsford and his Divinity Estate and Chapel wedding and event operations, the report said. Mott…

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Anti-immigrant immigrant billionaire Elon Musk was in the United States illegally and working when he founded his first American business venture, a report claims. According to the Washington Post, Musk was planning to enroll in a doctoral program at Stanford University in order to obtain a student visa while co-founding the technology company Zip2, but dropped out days before classes started. Legal experts told the newspaper that the move revoked his right to work in the country. “If you do something that promotes revenue generation, like designing code or trying to sell to promote revenue generation, you’re going to run…

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