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2010 Bug Forecast for Your City and Home: Don’t Get Bugged Out This Spring

Posted by Crystal Thomas on March 30, 2010 at 3:23pm

Dr. Bob, chief entomologist with the Termite and the Ant Institute and frequent contributor to news articles about termites, ants and other pests that are common problems for homeowners throughout the United States, has released a video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8eOCjzwMu4) covering the “Bug Forecast” for your city and will let you know if you should be feeling particularly antsy this year. He will take us inside insects breeding habits and life cycles to help us prepare for the upcoming bug season.

Winter blanketed most of the country with a deep freeze, and even though spring has officially arrived, the frigid winter may still cause problems for homeowners. Along with the anticipated warmer weather, the much less anticipated creepy crawlers will start to make an appearance and the wet summer followed by the cold winter could make the buggy season even worse this year.

Even though bugs around your house and yard may only be visible in the spring, quite often it’s the unseen critters that are the greatest cause for concern. Are damaging bugs lurking behind your walls? Our expert will give you tips on what to look for to determine if you have a bug problem.

During this interview Dr. Bob will discuss:
• The “Bug Forecast” in your city – what bug activity to expect and not expect this spring – including termites, ants, bed bugs, ticks and fleas
• Preventing the threat of a bug invasion in your home or yard regardless of the “Bug Forecast” in your area
• Checking your home and yard for insect infestations
• The warning signs and costs of a termite-infested home – according to the University of Georgia, termites cost the American public over $1 billion annually
• How to stop ants from marching into your home
• Keeping your bed from getting buggy

The Dr. Bob interview can be viewed by going to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8eOCjzwMu4. Visit http://termiteinstitute.com, http://antinstitute.com and http://bedbuginstitute.com to learn more about your “Bug Forecast” and how you can protect your home and pets.

SixtyFortyProject.com Gives Denver a Giant Chance to be Famous and Charitable for $1

Posted by Erik Keith on March 26, 2010 at 10:47am

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On Sixtyfortyproject.com, one dollar can buy you 60 seconds of fame and a child 40 days of clean water. Launching today and live for only one month, the website offers individuals and businesses the opportunity to donate a dollar in return for the privilege of projecting a message for 60 seconds on the side of Dominion Towers, Denver Pavilions and a building in Larimer Square.

Sixtyfortyproject.com is part of the UNICEF Tap Project, a national grassroots fundraising initiative built around World Water Day, March 22, to help the nonprofit provide clean water to children around the world.

“Nearly 900 million people on our planet don’t have access to safe, clean water. In fact, water-related illness is the second biggest killer of children worldwide,” explains Maria Choi from the US Fund for UNICEF. “With one dollar, UNICEF can provide safe water to one child for 40 days, or 40 children safe water for one day.”

Donate safe water and speak your mind to the city of Denver in five simple steps.

1. Visit sixtyfortyproject.com between March 21 and April 21.

2. Donate a dollar to the UNICEF Tap Project.

3. Type your message. Sixtyfortyproject.com welcomes musings, marriage proposals, manifestos and more. Profanity and inappropriate content won’t make the cut.

4. Sixtyfortyproject.com tells you what time and where your message will appear.

5. Enjoy your 60 seconds of fame and the knowledge that you have provided a child with 40 days of clean water.

Through UNICEF, donations will go to improving access to safe water and sanitation facilities in schools and communities, and to promoting safe hygiene practices. UNICEF's goal is to reduce by half the number of people without sustainable access to safe water and basic sanitation by 2015.

The project was developed by Sukle Advertising & Design, with web development from Statera, public relations outreach by CSG|PR, and site coordination managed by Denver’s Larimer Square, the Denver Pavilions and Dominion Towers.

For more information, visit sixtyfortyproject.com.

Is Your Child STEM Ready? Their Future May Depend On It

Posted by Crystal Thomas on March 22, 2010 at 12:16pm

According to a report last month from University of California at Los Angeles’ Higher Education Research, the number of college freshman choosing fields of study within science, technology, engineering and mathematics has been rising for the last 15 years across all races. That is good news for the United States as the jobs of the future and America’s competitiveness depends on students with knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). And that knowledge starts in high school.

The push for more STEM focus in K-12 education has become a national priority. In fact, recently, President Obama launched “Educate to Innovate,” a campaign to engage more of America’s students in the study of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. “Educate to Innovate” calls for leading companies, foundations, nonprofits, and other organizations to find ways to encourage students to participate, not only for the future of the country, but also for the future of those students.

So, why are STEM subjects so important to the United States, and our students? For at least three reasons:

STEM is Key to Global and Career Competitiveness
First, in order to remain competitive with workers around the world, it is necessary for Americans to have strong skills in the areas where innovation and new thinking will create opportunity. Some of these areas include biotechnology, aeronautical engineering, environmental sustainability, and materials science.

Students in India, China and other countries are being trained to excel in these areas now. If our students are left behind academically, we will lose these high-paying jobs to overseas companies.

Technology is a Part of Almost Every Job Today
Second, almost all jobs today have some sort of technology component to them, and any student unfamiliar with the basics of science, technology, engineering and mathematics will find it difficult to build a solid career without these skills.

STEM courses are as important for students who do not plan to attend college as for those who do, because being smart about science, technology, engineering and mathematics will open up higher-paying job opportunities for high school graduates and help with career advancement for years to come.

Career Opportunities for Women and Minorities
Third, the STEM professions are actively looking for women and minorities to recruit in order to create more diverse thinking and participation in these professions. So female and minority students have a special incentive to pursue courses in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

While STEM education is a national priority, getting students the education they need for success starts at home. Today, parents can make choices in their K-12 educational options to seek out programs that focus on STEM. For example, in Colorado, a new online charter high school, Provost Academy (www.co.provostacademy.com) recently launched with an intensive focus on STEM courses. Having coursework in these subjects helps position students for college application, and job opportunities after graduation. These are high-paying, challenging jobs that can be found everywhere―in corporations, in government, in research institutes, and in the military. STEM knowledge is one of the best career assets any high school graduate can have.

Is Your Child STEM Ready? Their Future May Depend On It

Posted by Crystal Thomas on March 22, 2010 at 10:30am

Monarch High Student wins State Good Citizen Award from Arapahoe Chapter DAR

Posted by Arapahoe Chapter DAR on March 13, 2010 at 2:30pm

The Arapahoe Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) has selected Monarch High School senior Divya Kokila Arcot, of Louisville ,
as the 2009-2010 STATE WINNER of the Good Citizen Award and wins $250.00.

Each year the DAR sponsors the contest for local high school seniors to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. The student selected as the school’s DAR Good Citizen must
have the qualities of dependability,
service, leadership and patriotism.

Divya also had to write, within a two-hour time limit, and without the assistance of reference materials an essay entitled “Our American Heritage and Our
Responsibility for Preserving It. What is the Greatest Challenge We Face in America
Today?”

Divya's state award now puts her in the running for the

National Good Citizen winner! If she wins she will be awarded a $5,000.00 scholarship!

Spam in my Job Search

Posted by Chad Pettrone on March 10, 2010 at 11:00am

Whatever happened to the days when you could look in the local newspaper to find companies who need honest help. Now-a-days, every newspaper company has outsourced their job section to online companies that could care less about local communities, or local people. I went to the Daily Camera and Denver Post looking for work, and they push me onto Yahoo Jobs. When I get onto the internet and refine a search to find local jobs in Boulder, I feel violated with the search results. How the heck are there 1500 jobs in Boulder, CO posted today?

It's because 1400 of those jobs are spam! Work For Home! Amazing Sales Job! Earn $100k+ With Both Hands Tied Behind Your Back!

Who is running the spam-engines of Yahoojobs / Careerbuilder / Monster???

How can our trusted local new source agree to advertise the employment of the local town into such a discraceful place?

It makes me sick to see how lazy people have become, and how easily a newspaper will sell-out for a quick online buck. Have some respect for the hard working people who are going crazy trying to find work.

Entirely Frustrated,

Chad Pettrone

Bryant & Stratton College Online Announces the Salute to Spouses Scholarship Program for Military Spouses Affected by the MyCAA Suspension

Posted by Crystal Thomas on March 9, 2010 at 9:51am

Bryant & Stratton College, a pioneer in career education since 1854 and the premier provider of online associate’s degrees, announced today the launch of the Salute to Spouses scholarship program for military spouses. The first 100 qualified applicants will receive a Salute to Spouses scholarship, which will provide up to $6,000 to attend Bryant & Stratton College Online.

In February, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) suspended the popular Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts program (MyCAA), which offered military spouses up to $6,000 for college or career training. MyCAA was suspended after the program received an unexpected and overwhelming number of enrollments. While DoD has announced that it will honor the financial assistance approved for MyCAA participants already enrolled, no additional benefits will be approved or paid until a review of the program has been completed.

“The abrupt suspension of the MyCAA program is creating a tremendous void for military spouses and we want to do what we can to help those who have given so much in support of our military,” said Scott Traylor, Bryant & Stratton’s Director of Admissions for Online Education. “Career education is especially important for military spouses, since the most portable, high-growth careers often require more than a high-school diploma. Life in the military means frequent relocation, making it difficult for spouses without advanced education to find work or build a career.”

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 60 percent of the top-twenty fastest growing occupations require at least an associate’s degree. High-growth, high-demand occupations, such as those in healthcare, are ideal for military spouses who need skills that will translate regardless of their location. The Salute to Spouses scholarship program is an opportunity for military spouses affected by the suspension of the MyCAA program to continue their education while the Department of Defense completes its review. If the MyCAA program is reinstated, the combination of the Salute to Spouses scholarship and MyCAA cannot exceed the cost of tuition.

The Salute to Spouses scholarship program for military spouses will award 100 scholarships up to $600 (for part-time students) or $1,200 (for full-time students) per semester for programs offered by Bryant & Stratton College Online, with a maximum $6,000 scholarship award per recipient. To qualify, applicants must:

• Be a military spouse with military ID card;
• Have graduated high school prior to the current academic year;
• Submit a written essay;
• Follow all scholarship policies as outlined in the Bryant & Stratton College catalog, such as maintaining a 3.0 GPA with no breaks in enrollment.

More information about the Salute to Spouses scholarship program for military spouses offered by Bryant & Stratton College Online can be found at www.SalutetoSpouses.com.

Bryant & Stratton College Online is regionally accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, and offers three online bachelor’s degree programs, ten online associate’s degree programs and nine online certificate programs in a variety of fields including business, criminal justice, financial services, healthcare, human resources and information technology. Information about the programs offered by Bryant & Stratton College Online is available at http://online.bryantstratton.edu.

"Over the River and Through the Woods"

Posted by Tracy Cravens on March 9, 2010 at 9:42am

Longmont Theatre Presents "Over the River and Through the Woods"

What happens when a grandson's loyalty to his two sets of eccentric, old-fashioned Italian grandparents is tested by the offer of a dream job that threatens to send him to the other end of the country? A series of schemes to keep the grandson around, of course, including bringing to dinner the lovely - and single - Caitlin O'Hare as bait. The result is an endearing, heart-warming comedy about the tug-of-war between ambition and meatballs.

March 2010 -19, 20, 21*, 26, 27, 28* April -2010 1, 2, 3

* Sunday performances are at 2:00 pm.
All others are at 7:30 pm

By Joe DiPietro
Directed by Stephen J. Carver
Rated G

303-772-5200 or www.longmonttheatre.org

Auditions for "The Diviners"

Posted by Tracy Cravens on March 9, 2010 at 9:40am

Auditions for "The Diviners"

Longmont Theater Rehearsal Space, 314 Main Street, Longmont CO The entrance is from the rear - a green door near the south end of the parking lot on Kimbark Ave.

Monday, March 15, 2010, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

Appointments required. Please complete the audition request form at www.longmonttheatre.org before the audition dates, and Elaine Niesen will contact you with an appointment time. For questions regarding appointment times call Elaine Niesen 303-651-1906.

Callbacks, if necessary, will be on Tuesday March 16, 2010, starting at 7:00 pm.

All roles available. See below for descriptions

Cold readings from the script in groups by appointment only.

For the character of Norma Henshaw - prepare 16 bars of a gospel song or hymn to perform unaccompanied.

Non-Equity only, no pay, no fee.

Bring resume, headshot, and a list of all conflicts for evenings and weekends between March 28 and May 23, 2010.

Longmont Theatre Company

303-772-5200 http://www.longmonttheatre.org/

Keeping the laptop running on battery power

Posted by sheally smith on March 7, 2010 at 11:15pm

Keeping the laptop running on battery power

A lot of people leave the laptop plugged into the wall all the time, as they seldom venture out into the wild. Others are highly mobile by nature, and those folks know that sometimes squeezing the most out of the apple a1079 laptop battery is extremely important. Business travelers are often confronted with long trips where power outlets are few and far between.

Keeping the laptop running on battery power is the top order of the day at such times. Here are 5 ways to squeeze the most out of laptop batteries. This article is focused on Microsoft Windows 7, but the concepts are applicable to any laptop.Dim the screen and keyboard for Sony VGP-BPS10/B battery . It may be obvious that the laptop screen is a power-sucking component, but I often see travelers using laptops with the screen at full brightness.

Nothing will drain the battery faster than a fully lit display. Turn the screen brightness all the way down, and then gradually bump it up until it is just barely viewable of apple a1078 battery . This will extend your battery life tremendously, in some cases, for hours. If your laptop has a backlit keyboard, turn that off entirely. It¡¯s not a big battery drain but all of the little things together add up to mean less time at the keyboard.

Kill the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth . If you don¡¯t need to get connected to a hotspot, kill the Wi-Fi. Many laptops have switches to do so easily, but for those that don¡¯t there is usually a utility to turn the radios off Sony VGP-BPL13 battery . Even if you need the Wi-Fi you should definitely turn the Bluetooth off. This uses a radio and that means it needs power to function.

You shouldn¡¯t need Bluetooth at all while mobile. If you use a Bluetooth mouse, consider leaving it turned off so you can kill the radio. It may keep you running for a few more minutes before the laptop dies.Put movies on a USB flash drive for Sony VGP-BPS10A battery . If you normally watch DVDs on trips, consider ripping them to a USB flash drive. Spinning optical drives drain the battery rapidly, where USB drives take tiny sips. This can make a big difference when watching a movie on the plane.

The same can be said for any content that is usually accessed through the optical drive. There are many utilities on the web that can get content from optical drives to a USB flash drive of apple a1022 battery .Turn off extraneous hardware . Every component on the laptop requires power, even when it is not being used. Most things on today¡¯s systems don¡¯t use a lot of power, but in critical situations where maximum runtime is vital it may be worthwhile to turn unused components off.

These include Ethernet ports, fingerprint readers, optical drives, modems and various ports. Many laptops have utilities pre-installed to help turn these off, but even if yours doesn¡¯t it can be done in the Device Manager of Sony PCGA-BP71 battery . On Windows 7 laptops, this can be accessed by right-clicking on the Computer icon and then selecting the Device Manager link.

Background/ unneeded programs . This one is only for those who must squeeze as much runtime out of the laptop battery as possible. Every system has a lot of programs running in the background of Sony VGP-BPS10/B battery , and these programs hit the CPU for processing power. This results in a power hit, and while it is very small everything has an impact.

If it¡¯s vital to get maximum runtime, turn off any background apps that are not actively needed for the work session. If there are programs you have installed that run in the background of Sony VGP-BPS10/S battery , such as desktop widgets, turn them off manually for the session. You should be able to do this safely for anything on a temporary basis, and save power by doing so.

keeping your computer unplugged as a way of extending the life of your battery

Posted by sheally smith on March 7, 2010 at 9:32pm

keeping your computer unplugged as a way of extending the life of your battery

Recently years,batteries and battery chemistry develop rather specifically, but without becoming overwhelmingly technical. He explains how batteries begin to fail, and suggests keeping your computer unplugged as a way of extending the life of your apple a1060 battery . I pulled the plug on mine as soon as I read the article, and I'm now writing this on battery power.

On the other hand, if you charge the battery and then pull the plug (so to speak), the battery discharges some, the voltage drops, and these reactions become less of a problem and your battery life goes up for apple a1045 battery . So the best things you can do is to charge the laptop (or cell phone, camera etc.) and once its charged, pull the plug. Your battery will thank you for it.

Remove the battery from the computer if you're like me and the laptop just sits on your desk for months at a time of Sony VGP-BPS10/B battery ,Sony VGP-BPS10/S battery . The only time I ever use the battery is when I go on infrequent trips. And that is the only time I need a charged battery.

The charging units need to be smarter and know to turn off when fully charged (some type of feedback?). Asking consumers to be constantly plugging/unplugging chargers is just a hassle when there are more user-friendly options available of apple a1022 battery . This also has relevance for plug-in hybrid and electric vehicle owners, whose batteries have the same characteristics.

A car sitting in a garage for hours, full charged, is going to be slowly deteriorating the battery. Manufacturers may already be incorporating measures into battery packs to address this problem for Sony PCGA-BP71 battery , but this highlights just one of the many potential issues battery makers need to address in order to keep portable electrical devices functioning.

IPad is well ahead of its second-place competitor with e-books

Posted by sheally smith on March 7, 2010 at 9:31pm

IPad is well ahead of its second-place competitor with e-books

Looking at future market share for e-book readers, the iPad, with 40 percent, is well ahead of its second-place competitor, Amazon's Kindle, which is expected to come in around 28 percent of Sony VGP-BPS10A battery . Barnes and Noble's Nook is down at 6 percent, and the nearly forgotten Sony Reader comes in at just 1 percent.

But obviously, the iPad is much more than an e-book reader, as ChangeWave's survey also demonstrates. Likely buyers were asked to list their top uses for the iPad, and reading e-books comes in third, after surfing the Web and checking email of apple a1060 battery . Of course, you should approach all consumer surveys with at least a little skepticism. After all, a survey released a month ago showed that people's interest in the iPad declined significantly after Apple's announcement.

The survey doesn't address how the iPad will impact the burgeoning market for tablet computers. But in one possible cautionary point for Apple, one in four likely iPad buyers state they will hold off on the purchase of another Apple product to get their hands on the iPad. After all, there's only so much disposable income to go around of Sony VGP-BPS10A/B battery .

In its latest incarnation, it's a paperback-esque 'digital journal' running? good old Windows 6 CE. Each Tegra-powered Courier will have dedicated cloud storage for images, documents, calendar items and contacts for apple a1045 battery . Engadget reckons it will also come with handwriting recognition, built-in camera and microphone jack, and form the centrepiece of a Microsoft ebook reader ecosystem when it launches in the autumn.

I'm not entirely convinced by that last info-nugget. At a meeting in Redmond last year, Microsoft's Chief Research Officer, Craig Mundie, and gadget supremo Robbie Bach pointed to rapidly improving netbooks as potential spoilers for ebooks and said that Microsoft would 'hesitate' to launch a reader if it couldn't scale up to a major business of Sony VGP-BPS10 battery ,Sony VGP-BPS10/S battery . With the iPad arriving next month, it looks like Microsoft might have hesitated just a shade too long.

2010 Cornerstone Farm Summer Horsemanship Camp

Posted by Brad Shannon on March 6, 2010 at 5:00pm

Cornerstone Farm Announces 2010 Summer Horsemanship Camp Schedules

Local business offers summer camps,

horseback riding instruction & horse training services

Longmont, Colo. – The snow is not gone yet, but it’s time to start thinking about summer! Specifically, it is time to start planning what camp you will choose to make your summer one you always remember. Cornerstone Farm (www.cornerstonefarminc.com), a local business offering horseback riding lessons and horse training services to area residents for 13 years, has announced its 2010 summer horsemanship camp schedule. Cornerstone Farm specializes in hunter/jumper instruction for beginning through advanced riders on all breeds of horses, and offers camps, lessons and training at Triple Creek Ranch (www.triplecreek-ranch.com), 4255 Nelson Road in Longmont.

Three types of camps are offered: an Introductory camp for beginners; Beginner 2 for those who can walk and trot and know their way around the barn a little; and Advanced for more experienced riders who can already walk, trot and canter. Two week-long Introductory sessions will be offered, along with two Beginner 2 sessions; and two sessions will be open to advanced riders. Instruction is tailored to each student’s needs and riding ability, and enrollment is limited.

Camp sessions run Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Each day includes a formal riding lesson, an interactive stable management session, recreation time and responsibility time. For advanced camp sessions, riders will participate in a formal schooling horse show on the Saturday following camp. Advanced campers must be able to walk, trot and canter comfortably, and some jumping experience is recommended. Camp is open to children eight years of age and older for $350 for the week, plus show entry and coaching fees for advanced campers.

2010 Cornerstone Farm Summer Horsemanship Camps

June 7-11 – Introductory camp – for campers with little to no riding experience

June 14-19 – Advanced camp – riders must be able to walk, trot, canter; show 6/19

June 21-25 – Beginner 2 camp – riders must be able to walk and trot

July 5-10 – Advanced camp; show 7/10

July 12-16 – Introductory camp

August 2-6 – Beginner 2 camp

Camp with Cornerstone Farm is designed to teach English riding and stable management skills in a safe, friendly and fun learning environment. A time-tested program teaches not only horsemanship but also teamwork, confidence and self-reliance. Knowledgeable instructors guide campers to develop new skills, both on and off the horses. Cornerstone Farm school horses are trustworthy and kind, and come in a variety of sizes and ability levels.

Cornerstone Farm is run by Head Instructor Jennifer Shannon, a graduate of the Colorado State University equine science program (http://equinescience.colostate.edu/) and a certified English and Western riding instructor. She has been riding for more than 27 years, and has taught riding and trained horses for 18 years. She specializes in hunter/jumper instruction, and offers private and group lessons, as well as horse training services. Lessons can be taught on one of Cornerstone Farm’s trustworthy horses, or riders can take lessons atop their own horse.

The facility, Triple Creek Ranch, features two outdoor arenas and one indoor arena, access to trails and a cross-country course, allowing students to ride rain or shine and learn in different environments.

For more detailed information on lessons, training or camps, contact Cornerstone Farm at (303) 828-9040, email jennikay@frii.com or visit www.cornerstonefarminc.com. Find Cornerstone Farm on Twitter at www.twitter.com/CornerstoneFarm.

Directions

From Longmont, take Nelson Road west approximately five miles from Hover Road and look for the Triple Creek Ranch sign on the north side of the road. For more information, visit www.triplecreek-ranch.com.

About Triple Creek Ranch

Triple Creek Ranch, located at 4255 Nelson Road in Longmont, was established in 1991 and is one of Colorado's premier equestrian facilities. The beautiful 64-acre facility is along the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, just north of Boulder on the west side of Longmont. Triple Creek Ranch is owned and operated by Lynn McChesney, and features two outdoor arenas and one indoor arena, access to trails and a cross-country course. Full service boarding and training is available, along with dressage and hunter/jumper lessons for children and adults, beginning through advanced levels, in private or group class settings. Lesson horses are available. For more information, call 303-444-4291, email lynntriplecreek@cs.com or visit www.triplecreek-ranch.com.

Cornerstone Farm is a client of Shannon Marketing Communications

Hoedown Fundraiser at Ellis Ranch for Partners Mentoring Youth of Larimer County

Posted by Brad Shannon on March 4, 2010 at 8:48am

A night of great food, live music and dancing, hosted by Ellis Ranch, to benefit Partners Mentoring Youth of Larimer County.

Friday, April 9, 2010, 5:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

5:30 Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres & Silent Auction

7:00 Western Dinner

8:30 Woodie Procell & the Snowy River Band

$50/person, $75/couple

Location: Ellis Ranch & Events Center

2333 Ellis Ranch Ln

Loveland, CO 80528

Contact: Monic Graham

graham@carpetnetworkco.com

(970) 690-1576

Web site: http://lovelandmountainviewrotary.org

Ellis Ranch is a client of Shannon Marketing Communications

Employer Solutions Group Seminar / Lunch

Posted by Brad Shannon on March 4, 2010 at 8:37am

Please join Employer Solutions Group (ESG) for an educational seminar on Job Descriptions and Compensation. Learn how job descriptions can affect the success of your organization. No cost, lunch is provided. RSVP by Monday, March 15. Early registration is recommended.

When: March 18, 2010, 11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Where: New York Life

3003 E. Harmony Rd. #110

Fort Collins, CO 80528

Contact: Stacy Stolen

sstolen@esghr.com

(970)612-2022

Web site: www.esghr.com

Employer Service Group is a client of Shannon Marketing Communications

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