Thursday, February 7, 2013

[SMCNG] Digest Number 1057

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Digest #1057

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Thu Feb 7, 2013 7:18 am (PST) . Posted by:

"Terrence Seamon" thseamon



From: Sharon Yeskel syeskel626@aol.com>
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>Subject: Happy Hour Class Deadline tomorrow
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>Date: February 5, 2013 6:21:08 PM EST
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>To: Sharon Yeskel SYeskel@rbmc.org>
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>Bcc: Rogers Bunnie BunGreg@aol.com>, mscholz@rbmc.org, christine Stepnowski christi714@verizon.net>, emarcus426@gmail.com, srodriguez@rbmc.org, Marianne Cassano m.cassano@att.net>, Ivette Mercado ivettemercado1@yahoo.com>, catherine.loughman@yahoo.com, barbieq6791@yahoo.com, fanofmykids2@aol.com, corporate.muscle@yahoo.com, koehlerpatty@yahoo.com, marine.m.l@hotmail.com
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>Butterfly Paper
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>  Hello all,
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>Just a reminder that the deadline for the Happy Hour program is tomorrow.
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>First class will be on Wednesday, February 13 from 7-8PM 
>in Old Bridge
>Raritan Bay Medical Center Medical Arts Building Fourth floor, Room 414.
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>Pre-registration for all 4 classes is required to ensure the class will be held.
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>Denise Reisert  and Robin Matteo have a lot of great classes prepared filled with techniques and activities including:
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>Affirmations, Guided imagery, meditation, law of attraction, laughter, breath work, and Energy Medicine all designed to
>empower you to live happier, healthier lives. 
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>Learn to let go of what you don't need and live the
>positive life you are meant to live.
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>Hope you can attend. I know you'll get a lot from the classes.
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>You can respond to this email to register and then call with credit card information or send check. $40 for 4 classes
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>Feb 13 and 27
>March 13 and 27
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>7-8PM.
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>Warm regards,
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>Sharon Yeskel
>732-991-0695  

Thu Feb 7, 2013 1:14 pm (PST) . Posted by:

"Terrence Seamon" thseamon


PSE&G is closely monitoring the track of the approaching nor'easter and is
making emergency preparations should the storm bring heavy snow and
strong winds to our service territory. At this time, the storm is
expected to begin impacting New Jersey on Friday and continue through
Saturday, with the full brunt of the storm hitting the area on Friday
night.

 
Terrence Seamon, author of "To Your Success!" and "Lead the Way!"

Facilitating Change - Achieving Results!
Organization Development & Training
http://www.facebook.com/FacilitationSolutions 
(732) 246-3014 home/office
(732) 715-8218 cell 
thseamon@yahoo.com

~ "Grow your people, and they will grow your business" ~

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Sent: Thursday, February 7, 2013 4:04 PM
Subject: PSE&G Prepares for Nor'easter


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PSE&G Prepares for Nor'easter

Additional crews and equipment on hand to restore service As
part of our ongoing efforts to keep customers informed during severe weather
events, we are providing the following information:
PSE&G is closely monitoring the track of the approaching nor'easter and is making emergency preparations should the storm bring heavy snow and strong winds to our service territory. At this time, the storm is expected to begin impacting New Jersey on Friday and continue through Saturday, with the full brunt of the storm hitting the area on Friday night.

In anticipation of the storm, PSE&G is taking the following steps to ensure that it is ready to respond to what may be widespread power outages:

* Ensuring that all available personnel are ready to respond beginning Friday
* Arranging for contractors, including tree crews, to assist the utility's own skilled workforce
* Ensuring that additional supplies, such as poles, transformers and other pole-top equipment, are on hand
* Ensuring that all vehicles are fueled and ready to go
* Testing generators at utility locations
* Coordinating with county and municipal emergency management personnel to inform them of outages and expedite restoration efforts
Snow, by itself, does not pose a serious problem for utilities, but heavy snow, icing and strong winds can increase the possibility of downed wires and associated power outages. Cars striking utility poles can also cause wires to come down. In addition, cold weather can affect the number of calls received from customers with insufficient or no heat.

Depending on the severity of the storm, response times for both electric and gas emergency services may be longer than usual. PSE&G asks for our customers' patience and cooperation as we work to safely restore service as quickly as possible.

To report downed wires or power outages, customers should call PSE&G's Customer Service line at 1-800-436-7734 (1-800-436-PSEG) . PSE&G uses an automated system to handle customer calls as efficiently as possible. Customers who get an automated response when calling PSE&G are encouraged to use it, as it is designed to route their calls to the right destination quickly. The system also provides the option to speak directly to a customer service representative. If you have specific information regarding damage to wires, transformers or poles, we ask that you speak with a representative to provide that information.
 
Customers with a handheld device, or who are at an alternate location with power, can also report power outages and view the status of their outage by logging in to My Account at pseg.com.

General outage activity throughout our service territory is available online at www.pseg.com/outagecenter and updates are posted on pseg.com during severe weather. In addition, if outages are widespread, PSE&G will activate its Twitter page to keep the public informed about restoration progress. Sign up as a follower at http://click.Ql-mail.com/?qs=c0f82ee682b2b7881112f44d7b089a43fb82e09148dd520982bdad0acd78b245 to monitor restoration progress.

This storm clearly has the potential to interrupt service, and customers should prepare for the possibility of long outages. PSE&G offers the following tips:

DOWNED POWER LINES
Accumulation of ice and heavy snow may weigh down power lines and as a result cause power lines to come down. Downed wires may appear dead but should always be considered "live." STAY AWAY FROM ALL DOWNED LINES. Do not approach or drive over a downed line and do not touch anything that it might be in contact with. Parents are urged to check for downed wires in areas where their children might play and to remind the children to stay far away from any wires. If a wire falls on a vehicle, passengers should stay in the vehicle until help arrives. To report a downed wire, call 1-800-436-PSEG and tell PSE&G the nearest cross street.

CUSTOMERS WITH LIFE-SUSTAINING EQUIPMENT
Individuals who rely on electricity to operate life-sustaining electronic equipment, such as a respirator or dialysis machine, should pre-register with PSE&G to receive priority attention in the event of an outage. To request the service, call PSE&G at 1-800-436-PSEG. They should also inform their rescue squads and fire departments of their needs, in case of emergency. Even though customers with life-sustaining equipment who have registered with PSE&G will receive priority attention during outages, they should also have emergency back-up equipment on hand, since immediate restoration cannot be guaranteed.

IF YOU LOSE POWER
First check your neighborhood. If you are the only one without power, check your fuse box for tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses. If that's not the problem, look outside at the wire between your house and the utility pole. If it is down, report it immediately to PSE&G.

GENERAL TIPS
Mother Nature can be unpredictable. It's wise to have an emergency kit on hand year round. Here are some things to include:

* A battery powered radio.
* A corded telephone. (Cordless phones will not work if the power is out.)
* Flashlights and extra fresh batteries.
* A first-aid kit.
* Bottled water and an adequate supply of non-perishable food.
* A non-electric can opener.
* Matches and candles with holders.
* Extra blankets and sleeping bags.
* A list of emergency phone numbers, including PSE&G's Customer Service line: 1-800-436-PSEG. Call this number to report power outages or downed wires.

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Thu Feb 7, 2013 1:14 pm (PST) . Posted by:

"john sampson" jcsspike

Description:
A major bank holding company located in NYC is looking for an Infrastructure Auditor who will
be responsible for planning, performing and reporting the results of IT Infrastructure Audits as
well as, IT Application Product-Line land functional audits using the Audit Departments
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Responsibilities:
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Experience Required:
Undergraduate Degree in Information Technology, MBA a plus.
5-8 years work experience in IT and Technology Audit.
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Financial Services preferred but not required.
CISA, CISSP, CPA and or Series 7 preferred but not required.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are required.
Must have strong organization and time management skills.
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Require a highly motivated, pro active and results oriented professional.

Salary is up to 127k plus a bonus.

Anyone interested should contact Tony Savoca at asavoca@juno.com and then
call him at 718-979-6518.

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