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Computer classes offered in June at Project Self-Sufficiency
Project Self-Sufficiency will be offering a variety of computer classes in June, including a basic Introduction to Personal Computers, an advanced class in Microsoft Excel, an introductory course in Microsoft Word, and courses designed specifically for men. All classes will...
Sailors being trained to fix computers on subs
When a computer breaks, a novice can usually tinker with it to fix a basic problem.
With computer technology, FRPD pushes ahead with crime solving
The police have a crystal ball. It has a flat screen and a powerful processor. And there is reason to hope it will help them predict where the next crime will be committed. The Fall River Police Department recently hosted a weeklong seminar led by Steven Gottlieb, the executive director of the Alpha Group Center for Crime and Intelligence Analysis Training of Montclair, Calif. Gottlieb led ...
Computer-screen colours more vibrant just days after cataract surgery
Denise Chapman’s hazel eyeball stares unblinkingly at Dr. Michael Johnson, filling the TV monitor screens in the operating room. It’s propped open with a speculum slipped under the top and bottom eyelids, the pupil dilated, the eyeball numbed with medical drops in preparation of the first cut to remove a cataract. Even the eyelashes have been cleaned with cotton-tipped swabs drenched in a yellow ...
Former Asheville area hospital worker gets prison for computer theft
ASHEVILLE — A former Pardee Memorial Hospital worker was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for stealing and selling computer network equipment.
Former hospital worker gets prison for computer theft
ASHEVILLE — A former Pardee Memorial Hospital worker has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for stealing and selling computer network equipment.
HP rumored mulling job cuts
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Computer hacker not guilty of G20 summit bomb plot: court
A protester arrested as leaders of the world's top economies gathered in Toronto in June 2010 was cleared by a Canadian court Tuesday in an alleged G20 summit bomb plot.
Computer science, engineering and accounting graduates in demand
Accounting student Anne Rose will already have a job waiting when she receives her degree next week. Psychology major Echo Presgraves, another member of the Class of 2012, won't be so fortunate. Rose, 22, credits her choice of major as paving her way.
Free Computer Training Available for San Diego Area Veterans
More than half of today’s jobs across all industries require some technology skills, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that will reach 77 percent in the next decade.
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