DPW'S BLUE PLAINS IMPOUNDMENT LOT CLOSED EARLY TODAY

DUE TO PLUMBING PROBLEM

The DC Department of Public Works announced today that the Blue Plains
Impoundment Lot closed early today due to a plumbing problem. The
plumbing crews are on site making repairs. Officials anticipate the lot
will reopen at 8 am Monday, February 4, but motorists are asked to call
202.645-6500 to confirm that the lot is open.

Motorists who paid today to have their vehicles released, but could not
pick up their vehicles because of the early closing, will not be charged
additional storage fees for today and the weekend.

The impoundment lot's normal business hours are weekdays, from 8 am to 6
pm. It is located at 5001 Shepherd Parkway, SW.

We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you.

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(From Kathy Smith -- I thought this was important and tried to edit
it, but it's so long that I gave up on the editing. I think you'll be
able to figure out how the paragraphs should line up.)
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From: mpdc2368@comcast.net

Please encourage your kids to start applying for summer
internships early. Most of the good internship programs are finding it
difficult to recruit enough students. Please do not send your children
to work in fast food places and departmental stores during the Summer
without checking out these ones first. Most of these ones will help
jumpstart their career growth while still in college and even
guarantee them an employment spot after graduation if their GPA is at
3.0 or higher. Some are even begging for students with as low as 2.5
GPA. For some of them, you might need to push the school to apply for
it on your behalf. Please note that they have strict deadlines. Below
are just a few:

http://www.chori. org/Education/ Downloadables/ 2008%20Diversity
%20Application.Pdf

http://www.chori. org/Education/ Downloadables/ 2008%20Diversity
%20Application.Pdf
Fifteen funded positions will be awarded for a nine-week period during
the Summer of 2008 (June 12th – August 15th). A stipend of $3,000.00
(4 payments of $750.00) will be Provided to the awardees.

Students from outside the Greater Bay Area will be provided travel
funds(economy round-trip Airfare), and fund for shared accommodation

<http://education. NASA.gov/ edprograms/ stdprograms/ MUST_Scholarship
_Project. html>

http://education. nasa.gov/ edprograms/ stdprograms/ MUST_Scholarship
_Project. html This is a great opportunity. ..
Attached for your information and distribution is a one page flyer for
the NASA's Motivating Undergraduates in Science and Technology Program
(MUST).
The MUST program is for US citizens from an underrepresented group
(Women, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and
persons with Disabil ities) . The program combines a scholarship (not
to exceed 10K per year) and a paid NASA summer internship and is
renewable for up to 3 years. Applications will be open October 22,
2007 and close February 1, 2008. â?"

Please forward to any high school seniors or early college students
who might be eligible and interested.

http://www.gene. com/gene/ careers/universi ty/internships/

http://www.abbott. com/global/ url/content/ en_US/50. 40.10:10/
general_content/ General_Content_ 00359.htm

http://www.merck. com/careers/ university/ internships. html

CIPA

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx? page=program.
view&areaid= 1&prog=y&typeid= cipa78015& type=ABUT> Curriculum
Improvement Partnership Award
(CIPA) The CIPA Program assists two-year and four-year Minority
Institutions with strengthening their Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
Academic fields and technical programs. Funding is used to
increase the
Qu antity and quality of STEM curricula, the number of
minority students that
Study these curricula, and the number of minority students
that choose
Careers in NASA-related fields. Some examples of CIPA
activities include the
Development of an undergraduate minor in the field of
computerized
Measurements and instrumentation, the creation of a
Bioscience Improvement
Center, and the implementation of community outreach, such
as math and
Science enrichment programs for elementary, middle and
high school students.

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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DOD-SIOP

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
Rog=y&typeid= dodinternship& type=ABUT> Department of
Defense Summer
Internship (DOD-SIOP)
The Department of Defense (DoD) Summer Internship
Opportunities Program
(SIOP) seeks to build a cadre of new scientists and
researchers at
Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority
Institutions
(HBCU/MIs), thereby increasing the number of
underrepresented minorities
That pursue Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM) degrees
And enter STEM careers. Interns will gain hands-on
experience at DoD
Research laboratories while being mentored by scientists
and researchers.

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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JPFP

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
Rog=y&typeid= jpfp&type= ABUT> NASA Harriett G. Jenkins
Predoctoral Fellowship
Project (JPFP)
JPFP increases the number of women, minorities, and
persons with
disabilities participating in the Science, Technology,
Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM) workforce, thereby helping to eliminate
the shortage of
skilled workers in STEM-related disciplines.

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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MES-INTERN

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
rog=y&typeid= mesinternship& type=ABUT> Mentorship for
Environmental Scholars
Summer Internship Opportunities Program (MES-INTERN)
The Mentorship for Environmental Scholars (MES) program,
sponsored by the
Department of Energy (DOE), is a ten-week paid summer
internship in the
areas of biotechnology, computer science, environmental
science, and
engineering. MES actively trains and recruits qu alified
students from
Minority Institutions to create a pipeline that will pilot
them towards DOE
management and research positions.

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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MUST

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
rog=y&typeid= must&type= ABUT> Motivating Undergraduates
in Science and
Technology Program (MUST)
The MUST program awards scholarships and internships to
undergraduate s
pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and
mathematics, more
widely know as STEM fields. The MUST Program is open to
all students and is
particularly focused on engaging students from underserved and
underrepresented groups to enter STEM fields (Women,
African Americans,
Hispanic Americans, Native Americans and persons with
disabilities) .

Each year, the MUST Program will support approximately 100
undergraduate
students with a one-year competitive scholarship of up to
one-half of
tuition, not to exceed $10,000. Program participants will
also receive a
$5,000 stipend to participate in a summer research
experience at a NASA
center. Students will benefit year-round from tutoring,
lecture series and
mentoring from STEM faculty and peers. The scholarships
and internships will
be renewable for up to three years, provided the students
continue to meet
the academic requirements.

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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NAFP

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
rog=y&typeid= nafp&type= ABUT> NASA Administrator' s
Fellowship Program (NAFP)
NAFP enhances the professional development of NASA
employees and Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) faculty at
Minority
Institutions (MIs). The program also increases the
capability of MIs to
respond to NASA's research, development, and education
needs .

http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ includes/
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NSTI-SSP

<http://www.uncfsp. org/spknowledge/ default.aspx?
page=program. view&areaid= 1&p
rog=y&typeid= nstiinternship& type=ABUT> NSTI Summer
Scholars Program
(NSTI-SSP)
The NSTI Summer Scholars is seeking undergraduate and
graduate students who
wish to experience a 10-week internship at the NASA A mes
Research Center .
Interns will work with and be mentored by NASA scientists
and researchers.

Good luck!

Mary (Molly) Uzoh, CEO/Principal Consultant
Learning Right Technologies, LLC
P. O. Box 51616
San Jose , CA 95151
Phone: 408-649-5872, Cell: 408-826-2167
molly.uzoh@learning right.com

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