In programma il 28 e il 29 novembre 2009 a Cagliari, presso il Molo Sanità del porto, venticinque aziende del settore pesca e dell’agroalimentare prenderanno parte alla manifestazione "Saperi e Sapori del mare" organizzata da Cna, Legapesca e Camera di commercio.

In programma ci sono mostre, incontri con esperti del servizio di Igiene degli alimenti, dimostrazioni culinarie. E’ la prima manifestazione di questo tipo che vede Legapesca, Cna e Camera di commercio insieme e quindi un momento importante nel calendario delle iniziative dell’agroalimentare.

L’inaugurazione e’ prevista per oggi 28 novembre alle ore 17.

Entrambe le giornate si concluderanno con una degustazione gratuita di ricci e fritto del Golfo, a partire dalle ore 20.

Per ulteriori informazioni rivolgersi a :

MOCCI MARIANO
Legacoop Sardegna
Via Loni ang. Via Montanaru
Loc. Suplanu
09047 Selargius (CA)
Tel. 070531355
Fax 070541071
rr@sardegna.legapesca.it

CNA Sarda   

V.le Elmas, 33/35 Ang. V. Semelia     link mappa stradale
09123 Cagliari (CA) – Italia
Tel. 070274681
Fax 070274684
email: cagliari@cna.it

O fare riferimento al seguente link:      http://tinyurl.com/y924eq4

R.A.

Most people when they are asked what they know about the American Red Cross, they talk about all of the humanitarian and relief work this wonderful organization does. People also talk about medical training courses they offer such as CPR training or CNA (certified Nursing Assistant) training courses, when asked what they know about the American Red Cross. The American Red Cross CNA training is one of the most comprehensive and respected training courses in the field. You will learn first hand how to take patent’s vital signs, how to treat wounds and insure disease doesn’t spread. You will also work first hand with real world patients, providing basic human care; such as bathing, feeding and tending to your patients.

The American Red Cross certified nursing assistant training takes place for 6 to 12 weeks. Throughout the course, you will be exposed to traditional in classroom training as well as real world hands on training. You will be covering such topics as basic human anatomy, physiology, psychology of patients, nutrition, and basic nursing principles. To insure that you are fully prepare to take your state mandated certification exam, and continue on your way to be a certified nursing assistant!

Upon successfully graduating from the course and passing the state certification exam, the average CNA can expect to start off earning $30,000-$45,000 per year, depending on what type of facility they work at and background. CNA’s can be found in a wide range of health care facilities, such as hospitals, assisted living facilities, nursing homes, schools, and in patients homes. So depending on what type of facility you choose to work at, their are numerous options that are available. However, if you are looking for the highest paid starting salary, chances are you will find yourself working in a hospital. If flexability is what you are looking for, then providing in patient home medical care may be an option. Keep in mind that in most cases you will be required to work 40 hours a week, and the average shift is between 8-12 hours. Furthermore, you may have to work on holiday’s and weekends, though it’s generally on a rotating shift and you will know your schedule a couple weeks in advance.

Where ever you decide to work, you will find that the American Red Cross CNA certification program provides you with the experience and tools needed to suceed in the field.The Red Cross CNA training course fee’s depend on where you live, but are fairly affordable and range in price between $600- 1,2000. Once you have made your decision to become a CNA, you can contact your local red cross facility to get enrolled in the next upcoming class. Currently as of July 2009 there are 30 Red Cross facilities located across the US that offer this training.

To get more information on what is required to become licensed or to find your nearest Red Cross CNA training facility please visit the Red Cross CNA training guide.

Entre el 16 y 18 de noviembre del 2009, se realizó la Cumbre Mundial sobre  Seguridad Alimentaria, en la ciudad de Roma (Italia), en el que se informó que este año más de 100 millones de personas han pasado a las filas del hambre y de la pobreza, según cifras citadas en esta cumbre.

En este magno evento organizado por la FAO siglas de la Organización de Naciones Unidas para la Agricultura y la Alimentación, en el que participaron presidentes y lideres políticos de los 193 países miembros, también participaron dirigentes y organizaciones agrícolas como la Federación Internacional de Productores Agropecuarios –FIPA, conformado por 115 organizaciones nacionales de agricultores, uno de los cuales es la Confederación Nacional Agraria como representante de Perú.

A continuación compartimos con ustedes el Comunicado de Prensa de la FIPA, sobre su participación y propuestas en esta cumbre mundial, que busca reducir la cifra de hambrientos en todo el mundo.

La FIPA en la Cumbre Mundial sobre Seguridad Alimentaria

 27 de noviembre de 2009 – En la Cumbre Mundial sobre Seguridad Alimentaria que tuvo lugar en la sede de la FAO, en Roma, dirigentes agrícolas pusieron de relieve el papel fundamental de los agricultores y de las organizaciones de agricultores en la erradicación del hambre en el mundo. Para los productores, el hecho de que más de 1.000 millones de personas padezcan de hambre es una situación trágica, inadmisible e innecesaria. La FIPA cree que el planeta sería capaz de alimentar, hoy en día, a 6.500 millones de personas y a 9.100 millones en 2050, pero ha faltado voluntad política y una estrategia global para hacer lo necesario.

Para los agricultores, la lección a extraer es muy sencilla: quién descuide la agricultura se expone a un riesgo. La crisis en el precio de los alimentos ha sido un llamado de atención sobre las consecuencias del descuido de la agricultura durante decenios, especialmente el abandono del desarrollo de la producción local de alimentos en los países en desarrollo. Durante la Mesa Redonda Número Uno -Minimizar el impacto negativo de la crisis económica y financiera sobre la seguridad alimentaria-, el presidente de la FIPA, Ajay Vashee, lanzó a los gobiernos nacionales el reto de invertir en sus países en el desarrollo de los pequeños agricultores y en los mercados de alimentos locales con una perspectiva de largo plazo”.

“Los esfuerzos concretos que habría que hacer, sabemos cuáles son”, señaló Vashey. “Las inversiones deberían centrarse en infraestructuras, especialmente viarias, riego por goteo, capacidad de almacenamiento e instalaciones de proceso para reducir las pérdidas poscosecha, sistemas de información sobre los mercados, servicios de extensión, créditos, seguros y acceso a insumos. Los agricultores de los países en desarrollo no han conseguido sacar partido del elevado precio de los productos básicos en 2007-2008 debido a la carencia de infraestructuras”.

Por consiguiente, la FIPA insiste en la necesidad de dirigir mayores inversiones a la creación de capacidad en las organizaciones de agricultores para que millones de pequeños agricultores dispongan de estructuras para trabajar juntos en acciones de autoayuda, por medio de asociaciones de productos básicos, cooperativas de agricultores y uniones y federaciones de agricultores.

Karen Serres, presidente del Comité de Agricultoras de la FIPA y una de los ponentes de la Mesa Redonda Número Cuatro – Medidas para mejorar la seguridad alimentaria mundial: desarrollo rural, pequeños agricultores y consideraciones comerciales-, se preguntaba si las inversiones en la agricultura en pequeña escala en los países en desarrollo recibirán apoyo y si estarían protegidas por la normativa de la OMC. Se cuestionaba, asimismo, si “¿permitirán, los objetivos de reducir los gases de efecto invernadero en la agricultura, un aumento de la producción del 70 por ciento para 2050? y, también ¿cuánto del incremento en la asistencia para el desarrollo llegará de hecho a las familias de agricultores si ésta no se canaliza directamente a través de las organizaciones de agricultores?”.

Karen Serres hizo hincapié en que la clave de la seguridad alimentaria está en el aumento coherente de las inversiones en la agricultura de los países en desarrollo. Las políticas agrícolas y comerciales deberían promover la inclusión de pequeñas explotaciones en las redes de alimentos y las cadenas de valor.

“Las medidas para mejorar la seguridad alimentaria mundial deberían centrarse en la producción local para mercados locales en los países en desarrollo” afirmó la dirigente de las agricultoras de la FIPA, añadiendo que “casi siempre, los pequeños agricultores resultan ser agricultoras. Es necesario reconocer y facilitar su contribución en todos los planes de inversiones, en las políticas y en los programas”.

Fotografías de la delegación de la FIPA se pueden ver en: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ifap/sets/72157622693292337/

This Thanksgiving if you happen to be giving thanks for your home and the food on your table,  we hope you take a minute to think about the injured contractors’ lives you’ve stomped all over to get them.

Do your families know the things you do to other families for financial gain?

What does a qualified IT Manager, Network Engineer or Network Administrator look like?

Gregory J. Masley CNE, CNA, MCSE

17375 Brookhurst Street #18

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

719-649-7451

greg@masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.info

http://www.computerorangecounty.com

http://www.computerconsultantorangecounty.com

http://www.itmanagersresumeinorangecounty.com

We are asked frequently about the difference between the average high school “geek” that most computer consulting companies use and a professional IT person that Masley And Associates uses.

While it is true there are some very basic PC issues which both types of IT people could easily fix, there is a vast difference when it comes to support and more complex issues.

We only use the top Network Engineers and Network Administrators yet we offer them to our clients for the same low cost. We know how to find and retain the top IT personnel because we are the top IT personnel.

Most other computer consulting companies are owned and run by non-technical people with sales, marketing or business backgrounds while Masley And Associates is owned by a network engineer and administrator with multiple certifications and thirteen years hands-on experience in the field. Who would you rather have managing your IT Department; an experienced IT Professional or a Sales and Marketing guy?

We have twelve years of experience in IT, Management and multiple Certifications in networking including Microsoft and Novell – CNE, CNA, MCSE. We have five accredited, professional, certified computer technicians on our staff ready to serve you. Here is what a qualified IT Manager, Network Engineer, Network Administrator resume looks like. You will notice there are certifications, real world experience and wide exposure to many different technologies:

OBJECTIVE

• IT Manager – To aggressively and successfully manage Local and Wide Area Network Departments and Staff to provide maintenance, troubleshooting and support for reliability and growth in Orange County California.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Twelve years of Network Engineering experience, with a demonstrated ability to quickly learn and integrate new technology in a variety of industries.
• Proven expertise in various network technologies, detailed below.
• Certified in both Novell Netware and Microsoft Windows networks.
• Proven success in implementing management, operations, technical and interpersonal skills to increase productivity, reliability and teamwork to benefit the company.
• Team Lead for security, repair, installation, migration, and maintenance of large-scaleWindows and Novell network of over 7000 end users.
• Hands on experience in Wireless Networking, 10/100/1000 Ethernet, Optical Networking, Switching/Bridging  (VLAN, Spanning Tree), VPNs, LAN/WAN/MAN, TCP/IP Protocol, IP Addressing and Subnetting, IP Access Lists, Routing Protocols, Token Ring, ATM, Frame Relay, HP OpenView NNM, Cisco Works for Switched Internetworks, Resource Manager Essentials, Cisco Security Management Center (PIX, IDS), Microsoft Visio, WebNM, IBM compatible computers, Windows 2000/NT/XP, Remote Desktop Management, Microsoft Office 2000/XP, Norton, Remedy, Compupic Pro, Network Security, MicroStation (95/SE/J/8)
• Hands on experience with Cisco 2600/3600/4000/7200/7500 series routers, Cisco Catalyst 1900/2900/5000/5500 series switch, Cisco 3550 Multilayer Switch, Cisco PIX Firewall, Cisco IDS 515E, CAD/CAM Systems, Netopia Routers, IBM Workstations and Servers, Printers
• Hands on experience with Microsoft Windows Enterprise Server, Small Business Server and Workstation NT through 2003, Novell 3.1-5.1, UNIX, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Office, Word Perfect, AutoCAD, MAPICS, Rhumba Reflections, ISA Server
• Programming experience in Visual Basic, Basic, COBOL, FORTRAN, SQL, Oracle and DBASE
• MCSE, CNA, and CNE Certified
• United States Department Of Defense SECRET Security Clearance 2005

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

MASLEY AND ASSOCIATES

Orange County, CA 1994 To Present

Senior Computer Network Consultant

• 2GWLAN for Harriss and General Dynamics for Peterson Airforce Base In Colorado and Luke Airforce Base in Arizona. Designed 2 GW Wireless LAN that went into both Airforce bases and he also implemented them. Worked with Aruba Controllers, Aruba Access Points, RADIUS and TACACS Servers, used Motorola LAN Planner to do the design.
• Network Engineer responsible for system configuration, communications, and installation of hardware, operating systems, and software applications.
• Installed and maintained entire computer networks for major Southern California and Colorado companies including:
• JNIC Missile Defense Agency Schreiver Air Force Base Department Of Defense, Net Solutions, Planet Network, Analysts International, Accucode, Capitol Records, Unihealth Insurance, Fuji Bank, UNOCOL 76, Price Company, Mellon Financial, Mallinckrodt Medical, Shiley Medical, AJS Accounting Service, Online Connecting Point, Sandpiper Computer, Nadek, ARC, Farmers Insurance, Classic Homes, Horizon, Qualtek Manufacturing, Powell Manufacturing, RL Holdings, Gart Sports, The Sports Authority, COACT, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Anaheim Memorial Medical Center, Computer Support Network and Manpower Technical.
• Performed nationwide wireless network upgrade for The Sports Authority and Gart Sports on multi-tier network with over 1000 users.
• Migrated St. Joseph’s Hospital from Novell to Windows 2000 Server with Exchange 2000 on multi-site network with over 2000 users.
• Migrated Anaheim Memorial Hospital from Windows 98, NT Server, and Exchange 5.5 to Windows XP, 2000 Server, and Exchange 2000 on multi-site network with over 4000 users.
• Designed and documented data and voice networks from the ground up.
• Trained customers and managers on system capabilities and usage.
• Performed Systems Administration on Windows Servers and Clients for Local and Wide Area Networks.
• Configured and tested all necessary network platforms under extreme time constraints resulting in successful customer acceptance of required test bed network.
• Established network security measures in order to support defense agency accreditation for The Department Of Defense at Schreiver Air Force Base JNIC Missile Defense Agency.
• Recommended and implemented network wide security management solution, including Firewall policies and configuration, router access-lists, and agent based network monitoring.

MALLINCKRODT MEDICAL

Irvine, CA 1994 To 1999

Network Administrator

• Managed all aspects of several network implementations including network planning, design, testing, documentation, deployment and maintenance of Windows based system.
• Responsible for complete support, installation, maintenance and training for all network and system components.
• Developed training and support plans for 400-user network.
• Lead effort to migrate Novell based Microsoft and CCMail servers with upgraded Windows NT based Exchange Servers. Included development and implementation of plan to provide remote access to e-mail and database servers via Windows NT RAS.
• Administered Windows NT, Back Office, Exchange, RAS, AS400s, MAPICS, JD Edwards, Rhumba and Reflections.

COMPUTER SUPPORT NETWORK

Huntington Beach, CA 1993-1994

General Manager

• Responsible for hardware and software system configuration, installation, repair and maintenance on Microsoft and Novell networks, PCs and printers.
• Managed large team with diverse backgrounds to consistently provide increased customer satisfaction and system performance.
• Supervised staff of seven computer and network technicians
• Managed daily company operations and client accounts.
• Designed, configured and installed Novell Networks and PC systems.
• Provided technical and cost considerations for proposals to satisfy customers.
• Sourced vendors and provided on-site technical support on workstations and network hardware and software

EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION AND SECURITY CLEARANCE

Education:

• California State University Fullerton

Novell Certified Network Administration and

Engineering Program – Graduated in the top 10% of the JTPA Grant Class of 93

Certification:

• CNE
• CNA
• MCSE

Security Clearance:

• SECRET, United States Department Of Defense 2005

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Networking: Wireless Networking
• 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• Optical Networking
• Switching/Bridging (VLAN, Spanning Tree)
• VPNs, LAN/WAN/MAN
• TCP/IP Protocol
• IP Addressing and Subnetting
• IP Access Lists, Routing Protocols
• Token Ring, ATM
• Frame Relay
• HP OpenView NNM
• Cisco Works for Switched Internetworks
• Resource Manager Essentials
• Cisco Security Management Center (PIX, IDS)
• Microsoft Visio
• WebNM
• IBM compatible computers
• Windows Enterprise Server, Small Business Server and Workstation 2003/2000/NT/XP/Vista
• Exchange 5.5/2000/2003
• Remote Desktop Management
• Microsoft Office 2003/2000/XP
• Windows Vista
• Norton
• Remedy
• Compupic Pro
• Network Security
• MicroStation
• (95/SE/J/8) HP Openview
• OSPF,BGP,VLAN,IPSEC, routing and bridging protocols

Hardware:

• Cisco 2600/3600/4000/7200/7500 series routers
• Cisco Catalyst 1900/2900/5000/5500 series switch
• Cisco 3550 Multilayer Switch
• Cisco PIX Firewall
• Cisco IDS 515E
• CAD/CAM Systems
• Netopia Routers
• IBM Workstations and Servers
• Printers

Software/OS:

• Microsoft Windows (all versions)
• Novell 3.1-5.1
• UNIX
• Microsoft Exchange
• Microsoft Office
• Word Perfect
• AutoCAD
• MAPICS
• Rhumba Reflections
• ISA Server RAID Storage Devices SAN Storage Devices

Programming:

• Visual Basic, Basic
• COBOL
• FORTRAN
• SQL
• Oracle and DBASE
• HTML

What this means to our clients is greater efficiency. While it would be no problem to use a high school “geek” to add memory to your home computer, most businesses would not want a high school “geek” working on their business network yet sometimes that is exactly what happens to some unfortunate businesses.

So how does an unknowing business find true IT professionals who are competent and capable of working on their systems and network?

1.   Ask exactly which ceritifications they have and make sure they are certified in the “Top Three” – Microsoft, Novell and Cisco(they take years of study and practice to obtain). Most computer consulting companies find high school “geeks” willing to work for $20 per hour or less, get them their A+ certification(a one-day, basic PC knowledge test) and charge you more than $75 per hour for them! The truth is most other computer consulting companies are only qualified to replace memory or adapter cards in a PC.

2.   Ask for references.

3.   Ask for a guarantee.

4.   Check BBB.com The Better Business Bureau for the company’s rating.

5.   Ask how long they have been working in the IT industry and a description of some of the larger, more complex projects they have worked on.

The bottom line is your network is critical to your business and belongs in the hands of the professionals in order to save you time, money and effort. We are the professionals. Think of us as your outsourced IT department. Contact us today we are always available for hire.

Contact Us

Gregory J. Masley CNE, CNA, MCSE

17375 Brookhurst Street #18

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

719-649-7451

greg@masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.info

http://www.computerorangecounty.com

http://www.computerconsultantorangecounty.com

http://www.itmanagersresumeinorangecounty.com

REFERENCES:

Qualified, IT Director, IT Manager, CIO, CTO, Network Administrator, Orange County, California, Resume, Reference, Example:

Gregory J. Masley CNE, CNA, MCSE

17375 Brookhurst Street #18

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

719-649-7451

greg@masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.com

http://www.masleyassociates.info

http://www.computerorangecounty.com

http://www.computerconsultantorangecounty.com

http://www.itmanagersresumeorangecounty.com

OBJECTIVE

• IT Director, IT Manager, Network Administrator, Network Engineer – To aggressively and successfully manage Local and Wide Area Computer Network Departments and Staff to provide maintenance, troubleshooting and support for reliability and growth in Orange County, California. I have multiple IT certifications and 13 years experience in IT Management, Network Administration and Network Engineering.
• If you can use my IT skills and services in your organization please contact me directly and if not please pass my information on to your friends, associates and colleagues who may have a need for me in Orange County, California.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Twelve years of Network Engineering experience, with a demonstrated ability to quickly learn and integrate new technology in a variety of industries.
• Proven expertise in various network technologies, detailed below.
• Certified in both Novell Netware and Microsoft Windows networks.
• Proven success in implementing management, operations, technical and interpersonal skills to increase productivity, reliability and teamwork to benefit the company.
• Team Lead for security, repair, installation, migration, and maintenance of large-scaleWindows and Novell network of over 7000 end users.
• Hands on experience in Wireless Networking, 10/100/1000 Ethernet, Optical Networking, Switching/Bridging  (VLAN, Spanning Tree), VPNs, LAN/WAN/MAN, TCP/IP Protocol, IP Addressing and Subnetting, IP Access Lists, Routing Protocols, Token Ring, ATM, Frame Relay, HP OpenView NNM, Cisco Works for Switched Internetworks, Resource Manager Essentials, Cisco Security Management Center (PIX, IDS), Microsoft Visio, WebNM, IBM compatible computers, Windows 2000/NT/XP, Remote Desktop Management, Microsoft Office 2000/XP, Norton, Remedy, Compupic Pro, Network Security, MicroStation (95/SE/J/8)
• Hands on experience with Cisco 2600/3600/4000/7200/7500 series routers, Cisco Catalyst 1900/2900/5000/5500 series switch, Cisco 3550 Multilayer Switch, Cisco PIX Firewall, Cisco IDS 515E, CAD/CAM Systems, Netopia Routers, IBM Workstations and Servers, Printers
• Hands on experience with Microsoft Windows Enterprise Server, Small Business Server and Workstation NT through 2003, Novell 3.1-5.1, UNIX, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Office, Word Perfect, AutoCAD, MAPICS, Rhumba Reflections, ISA Server
• Programming experience in Visual Basic, Basic, COBOL, FORTRAN, SQL, Oracle and DBASE
• MCSE, CNA, and CNE Certified
• United States Department Of Defense SECRET Security Clearance 2005

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

MASLEY AND ASSOCIATES

Colorado Springs, CO 1994 To Present

Senior Computer Network Consultant

• 2GWLAN for Harris and General Dynamics for Peterson Airforce Base In Colorado and Luke Airforce Base in Arizona. Designed 2 GW Wireless LAN that went into both Airforce bases and he also implemented them. Worked with Aruba Controllers, Aruba Access Points, RADIUS and TACACS Servers, used Motorola LAN Planner to do the design.

• Network Engineer responsible for system configuration, communications, and installation of hardware, operating systems, and software applications.
• Installed and maintained entire computer networks for major Southern California and Colorado companies including:
• JNIC Missile Defense Agency Schreiver Air Force Base Department Of Defense, Net Solutions, Planet Network, Analysts International, Accucode, Capitol Records, Unihealth Insurance, Fuji Bank, UNOCOL 76, Price Company, Mellon Financial, Mallinckrodt Medical, Shiley Medical, AJS Accounting Service, Online Connecting Point, Sandpiper Computer, Nadek, ARC, Farmers Insurance, Classic Homes, Horizon, Qualtek Manufacturing, Powell Manufacturing, RL Holdings, Gart Sports, The Sports Authority, COACT, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Anaheim Memorial Medical Center, Computer Support Network and Manpower Technical.
• Performed nationwide wireless network upgrade for The Sports Authority and Gart Sports on multi-tier network with over 1000 users.
• Migrated St. Joseph’s Hospital from Novell to Windows 2000 Server with Exchange 2000 on multi-site network with over 2000 users.
• Migrated Anaheim Memorial Hospital from Windows 98, NT Server, and Exchange 5.5 to Windows XP, 2000 Server, and Exchange 2000 on multi-site network with over 4000 users.
• Designed and documented data and voice networks from the ground up.
• Trained customers and managers on system capabilities and usage.
• Performed Systems Administration on Windows Servers and Clients for Local and Wide Area Networks.
• Configured and tested all necessary network platforms under extreme time constraints resulting in successful customer acceptance of required test bed network.
• Established network security measures in order to support defense agency accreditation for The Department Of Defense at Schreiver Air Force Base JNIC Missile Defense Agency.
• Recommended and implemented network wide security management solution, including Firewall policies and configuration, router access-lists, and agent based network monitoring.
• Administered and supported Citrix network environment for Classic Homes including building new Citrix servers and load balancing

MALLINCKRODT MEDICAL

Irvine, CA 1994 To 1999

Network Administrator

• Managed all aspects of several network implementations including network planning, design, testing, documentation, deployment and maintenance of Windows based system.
• Responsible for complete support, installation, maintenance and training for all network and system components.
• Developed training and support plans for 400-user network.
• Lead effort to migrate Novell based Microsoft and CCMail servers with upgraded Windows NT based Exchange Servers. Included development and implementation of plan to provide remote access to e-mail and database servers via Windows NT RAS.
• Administered Windows NT, Back Office, Exchange, RAS, AS400s, MAPICS, JD Edwards, Rhumba and Reflections.

COMPUTER SUPPORT NETWORK

Huntington Beach, CA 1993-1994

General Manager

• Responsible for hardware and software system configuration, installation, repair and maintenance on Microsoft and Novell networks, PCs and printers.
• Managed large team with diverse backgrounds to consistently provide increased customer satisfaction and system performance.
• Supervised staff of seven computer and network technicians
• Managed daily company operations and client accounts.
• Designed, configured and installed Novell Networks and PC systems.
• Provided technical and cost considerations for proposals to satisfy customers.
• Sourced vendors and provided on-site technical support on workstations and network hardware and software

EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION AND SECURITY CLEARANCE

Education:

• California State University Fullerton

      Novell Certified Network Administration and

      Engineering Program – Graduated in the top 10% of the JTPA Grant Class of 93

Certification:

• CNE
• CNA
• MCSE

Security Clearance:

• SECRET, United States Department Of Defense 2005

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HONG KONG: China may allow its yuan to appreciate, but it won’t be anytime within the next 12 months, according to banking giant Standard Chartered.

China has been under pressure from its trading partners to allow its currency to appreciate, but it is keeping to its position that it will proceed with currency reforms at its own pace, and in a controlled manner.

The pressure on China to allow its currency to appreciate has been growing.

China’s key trading partners are arguing that the yuan is undervalued and creating imbalances with other major economies.

This was one issue raised by US President Barack Obama during his visit last week, but so far, Chinese leaders show no signs of budging.

And Standard Chartered said China is not likely to make any change in the next 12 months.

Sundeep Bhandari, regional head of North East Asia Global Markets at Standard Chartered, said: “We don’t expect to see any significant move of the yuan, at all. In fact we’ll probably see some movement again from 2011 onwards.

“And that will be about 2 to 3 percent. There’s no real desire for the Chinese authorities to let the yuan revalue at this point in time.”

The Chinese yuan has maintained at the same level against the US dollar over the past year. Some analysts say continued sluggish growth in exports and private investment give China little incentive to make a shift.

There are also concerns that any rapid appreciation of the currency could deal a blow to China’s export-driven industries.

There has also been talk of the yuan possibly de-pegging from the US dollar, but StanChart said it does not see that happening for the next few years.

Sundeep Bhandari added: “Maybe in the longer term, maybe in three to five years as the renminbi looks to become fully convertible, which is one of the aspirations obviously that the Chinese authorities have.

“The 2020 vision of Shanghai being a financial centre. But I think in the immediate term, one to three years, I don’t envision a scenario when this would happen.”

Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/economicnews/view/1020566/1/.html

TUESDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2009 14:54

Representatives at the recently held second Chin National Assembly have pointed out that the forthcoming Burmese military junta proposed 2010 general elections cannot usher in welfare and equal rights for national ethnic groups in the country.

“The 2008 constitution of the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) on which the polls will be based is to legitimize the junta’s rule. So the 2010 election will not be the end of our movement,” said Mr. Ralhnin General Secretary of the Chin National Council.

The first Chin National Assembly was held in Mount Sinai in Manipur 2006.

There are four Chin national political parties – the Chin National Front, the Chin National League for Democracy, Mara People’s Party (Liberated Area) and the Zomi National Congress in the Chin National Council. The CNC had four representatives from each organization.

However, in the second assembly other organizations joined the CNC. They were the Women League of Chin Land, the Chin Student and Youth Federation and the Chin Civil Societies Network.

The second Chin National Assembly was held from November 18 to 20 in the Indo-Myanmar border area. The participants were from the Chin national political parties, the armed group, students, women and Members of Parliament of the 1990 elections in Burma.
At the conference the members discussed past year’s activities and future plans; A political analysis was done of the current situation and how to face the 2010 general elections in Burma. In its resolution it supported the stand of the National League for Democracy taken in the ‘Shwegondine Declaration’ but opposed the SPDC’s election and its guidelines.

It also fully supported the responses of the ethnic armed groups regarding cease fire between them and the military regime as the national ethnic groups need to maintain their rights and struggle for freedom till the end. The CNC thanked some NGOs and donors helping Chin people suffering from the effects of famine.

The Chin National Assembly is held once every four years. The Assembly elected Dr. Lian H. Sakhong, Pu Thang Yen, Salai Cin Zah, and Pu Thang Lian Pau as presidiums Dr. Lian H. Sakhong, Pu Thang Yen, Salai Cin Zah, and Pu Thang Lian Pau as presidiums and Pu H.C. Ral Hnin for the General Secretary, Pi Hmangaihzuali and Pu Thang Len Piang for Assistant General Secretaries.
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En vísperas del 25 de Noviembre, la Confederación Nacional Agraria-CNA se suma a la campaña mundial por el Día de la No Violencia contra la Mujer, condenando todo tipo de agresiones ya sea física, sicológica y verbal, especialmente contra aquellas mujeres que provienen de nuestras comunidades campesinas e indígenas.  

Para Antolín Huáscar, presidente de la CNA, este vergonzoso acto no sólo es físico, ni se da sólo de padres a hijas o esposas, se realiza también “cuando nuestras hermanas e hijas van a las ciudades como trabajadoras domésticas y sufren el maltrato y explotación de las y los dueños de casa, o cuando reciben insultos o burlas en la calle, por ser mujeres de origen andino o amazónico”.

Pero la violencia no sólo se da en las ciudades o zonas urbanas, está también presente en nuestras comunidades, en donde según cifras oficiales afecta al 38.6% de las mujeres en edad fértil, habiendo sido alrededor de un 10% de ellas  obligadas a tener relaciones sexuales en contra de su voluntad. Vergonzosas cifras que ameritan un rotundo rechazo de la sociedad pero también una legislación que castigue este tipo de actos.  

Como una manera de luchar contra este tipo de inequidades de género, la Confederación Nacional Agrario viene trabajando propuestas encaminadas al desarrollo de la agricultura sostenible con un enfoque de género, en el que se promueve el empoderamiento y liderazgo de la mujer rural. Mujeres que no sólo desempeñan el papel de madres, esposas e hijas sino también el de guardianas de nuestra biodiversidad.

With the associated increases of one contractor to one soldier

What a windfall for AIG and CNA

From the Huffington Post

President Barack Obama is expected to announce a “sizable” increase in US troop levels in Afghanistan early next week, tentatively during a prime-time speech on Tuesday, December 1, according to media reports.

Obama met with his war council on Monday evening to decide how many troops to send in addition to the 68,000 already deployed. According to the Associated Press, “Military officials and others said they expect Obama to settle on a middle-ground option that would deploy an eventual 32,000 to 35,000 U.S. forces to the 8-year-old conflict.” McClatchy is reporting that Obama plans to send 34,000. General Stanley McChrystal, the top US commander in the region, had been pressing for 40,000.

After Obama’s announcement next Tuesday, General McChrystal, Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, are expected to testify on Capitol Hill.

The president had been reluctant to make a decision without an exit strategy, a theme echoed today by Robert Gibbs. The White House press secretary told reporters that it’s “not just how we get people there, but what’s the strategy for getting them out.”

Below, an official White House photo by Pete Souza of President Obama meeting last night with his national security team to discuss Afghanistan in the Situation Room.

Chinese banks to be punished for risky lending
Posted: 24 November 2009 1700 hrs

	Photos 1 of 1 Chinese 100 Yuan notes are counted at a bank in Shanghai

BEIJING : China has stepped up its moves to curb banks lending massive amounts of money by issuing a rare warning it will restrict lenders’ access and other operations if they do not meet risk requirements.

Banks that fail to comply will face “restrictions on market access, overseas investment, and outlets and business expansion,” the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) said.

China’s banking laws have set the capital adequacy ratio — the amount of capital banks must hold against their risk — at a minimum eight percent.

Lenders must also raise their loan-loss provisions to at least 150 percent of their bad loans by the end of the year, the CBRC said in a statement posted on its website late Monday.

Such provisions at China’s commercial banks stood at 144.1 percent at the end of September, latest official data showed.

The published list of punishments banks may face was an unusual move, highlighting Beijing’s rising concern that brisk loan activity could result in asset bubbles and a slew of bad loans.

New bank loans reached 7.4 trillion yuan (1.1 trillion dollars) in the first half of the year, as banks heeded the government’s calls to pump money into the world’s third largest economy.

The pace slowed after regulators told banks to rein in lending and step up risk management, while seasonal factors also played a role, economists said.

New loans dropped to 253.0 billion yuan in October, the lowest monthly level since the beginning of the year, official data showed.

source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific_business/view/1020222/1/.html

El presidente de la Confederación Nacional Agraria-CNA, Antolín Huáscar, manifestó su total rechazo a la reglamentación de Ley nº 28029, que regula el Uso de Agua en Proyectos Especiales entregados en Concesión, publicada mediante DS 022-2009-AG, y que según el dirigente campesino ha sido “elaborada para brindar facilidades a las empresas que van a intervenir en las concesiones en mantenimiento, e infraestructura en cualquier obra pública de irrigación e hidroenergéticos”

Para Antolín Huáscar “este reglamente viabiliza la privatización del agua”, ya que no se podrá utilizar este recurso hídrico sin autorización de la empresa concesionaria, previo pago de la tarifa por el servicio. Es decir que desde ahora se cobrará una tarifa para el uso del agua que se suministrarán de nuestras fuentes naturales.

Se señala que la tarifa que deben pagar los usuarios comprende: operación y mantenimiento, cobertura para la recuperación de las inversiones del concesionario, gestión de riesgos. Es decir que con el dinero de los usuarios no sólo se va a recuperar los gastos de inversión sino también se va a cubrir hasta los riesgos que implica dicha inversión.

Para la elaboración de esta ley tampoco se ha a consultado a las comunidades ni a las organizaciones campesinas, nativas y agrarias que se verán afectadas, violándose nuevamente el Derecho al consentimiento previo, libre e informado, como se señala en el Convenio 169 de la OIT, refrendado por el Estado peruano. 

Se debe de señalar que para emitirse este reglamento se ha debido recoger la opinión de los Consejos de Cuenca, consejos que aún no están formado, lo que no ha impedido que esta norma entre en vigencia. Como tampoco se ha consultado a las Mesas de Trabajo sobre reglamentación de la Ley de Recursos Hídricos nº 29338, que se vienen realizando en la PCM. Irregularidades que en vez de propiciar seguridad, genera mayor desconfianza.

Es por ello que “convocamos al Congreso de la República a intervenir y solicitar la interpelación al Presidente del Consejo de Ministros Javier Velásquez Quesquén, y al ministro de Agricultura Dante de Córdova Veliz, por haber firmado este el DS 022-2009-AG, a espaldas del pueblo”, concluyó Antolín Huáscar.  

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China’s economy could grow 10% in fourth quarter

Posted: 22 November 2009 1437 hrs

	Photos 1 of 1 Workers transfer window glass outside a new building construction site located at the Central Business District in Beijing

BEIJING: China’s economy could grow by over 10 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2009 spurred by massive investment and rising consumption, the state press said Sunday, citing a top government think tank.

“The economy is benefiting from fast-paced investment, record levels of consumption, rising exports to international markets and the stable resumption of industrial growth,” China News Service cited Yu Bin, a top economist at the cabinet’s State Council Developmental Research Centre, as saying.

Yu told a symposium that China’s economy would witness growth of more than 10 per cent year-on-year in the last three months of 2009, with full year growth of around 8.5 per cent, the report said.

China could also maintain double-digit growth next year, Yu said, but the economy faced several challenges, including inflation linked to a vigorous government stimulus package and the appreciation of the yuan.

“If the Chinese yuan appreciates too fast, the huge numbers of export industries will suffer,” Yu said.

“But a small appreciation will attract more capital inflows and speculation over the yuan could bring instability to financial markets. China is facing these two difficulties.”

The government must also adequately stabilise real estate markets that were responsible for a significant portion of the nation’s growth this year and which have gobbled up nearly one fourth of investment in 2009, he said.

In the coming year, the government should continue to pump-prime the economy to ensure that consumption and investment did not sharply fall off, he added.

Earlier this month, the World Bank upgraded its 2009 growth forecast for China to 8.4 per cent on the back of huge public spending but said stronger domestic demand was needed to ensure a sustainable recovery.

China grew by 8.9 per cent in the third quarter – the fastest pace in a year – after expanding by 7.9 per cent in the second quarter and 6.1 percent in the first three months, the slowest pace in more than a decade.

source: channelnewsasia.com – China’s economy could grow 10% in fourth quarter.

De dis de dimineata, televiziunile mogulilor care dau semne de disperare nervoasa, tot vintura pe ecrane aceleasi doua trei scene complet nelalocul lor si le prezinta apocaliptic de parca asa ar sta lucrurile in intreaga tara. Este inca o dovada ca mariile lor jurnalistii mogulieni, au pierdut orice legatura cu realitatea si cu ideea de informare corecta si echilibrata a publicului. In anumite cabinete medicale, un numar destul de mare dintre acesti indivizi, ar primi diagnostice urmate urgent de internari si medicatie severa. In tara piratului dictator, ei pot sa-si faca mendrele netulburati, pentru ca nici legea lege, nici legea bunului simt, nu mai au nici-o putere asupra lor. Triumful nesimtirii lor, pare de neoprit. Inclusiv in aceasta zi de campanie au prezentat pic de jena, parerile contracandidatilor presedintelui Basescu, de pina si CNA-ul s-a simtit dator sa intervina si sa amendeze cele doua posturi de televiziune  imbecilizatoare. Cred ei. De fapt, cele doua posturi au inceput sa obtina efectul de bumerang. Fiecare minciuna spusa de acesti mizerabili, indirjeste lumea care s-a saturat sa fie luata de proasta.  Cu toata masinaria lor agresiva de propaganda, Basescu va cistiga. Este absolut firesc acest lucru. Inevitabil.

The Cordillera News Agency (CNA) invites you to celebrate Ibaloi culture this coming December in Tam-awan village.

The Ibaloi Cultural and Ecological Sanctuary will be opened to the public with a festival of cultural events ranging from photo and art exhibit, outdoor installation to the cañao celebration. (continue)

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El presidente de la Confederación Nacional Agraria-CNA, Antolín Huáscar, sostuvo en una entrevista al programa Dos por Dos de Radio San Borja, que la Ley de Recursos Hídrico es “para las grandes empresas, para las transnacionales que van a invertir a  nuestro país”, es por ello que fue aprobado por el Congreso sin haber consultado previamente a las organizaciones agrarias del país.

Asimismo el presidente de la CNA indico el carácter privatista de esta ley, que se refleja en el artículo 105, “en donde se dice que el Estado promoverá la participación de la inversión privada para infraestructura y mantenimiento”.

Razón por la que acogiéndose a la Ley de Iniciativa Legislativa, han elaborado junto a la Asociación Nacional de Fonavistas de los Pueblos del Perú (ANFPP) el “Proyecto de Ley que ordena la no privatización del agua, los recursos naturales y la derogatoria de un conjunto de decretos legislativos, que atentan contra el patrimonio de todos los peruanos”, con lo que se pretende derogar tres leyes entre las que se encuentra la Ley de Recursos Hídricos, además de 32 decretos legislativos “que vulneran los derechos de los pueblos indígenas y campesinos del país” señaló Antolín Huáscar.

Para ello, la CNA adquirió en junio pasado el Kit electoral para conseguir las firmas necesarias, habiéndose logrado reunir junto a los compañeros fonavistas, más de 56 mil firmas. Las mismas que han sido entregadas al Jurado Nacional de Elecciones, para que una vez verificadas este proyecto pase al Congreso.

Finalmente Antolín Huáscar sostuvo que con este proyecto esperan que el Congreso discuta e incluso haya una consulta previa a las organizaciones agrarias del país, ya que sostuvo “queremos una ley para todo el país, para todos los peruanos, no sólo para un sector”.