YPD donate 3,689 gallons of water to Crossroads Missions
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A friendly competition within the Yuma Police Department (YPD) is bringing the community more H2O in these hot temperatures.
YPD held a contest between units to see who could purchase the most bottled water, and it was all with their own money.
They collected a whopping 3,689 gallons of water that will benefit the Crossroads Mission and Disabled American Veterans.
Public Safety Technician for YPD, Xenia Castellanos came up with the friendly competition as a way to combat the amount of heat-related man-down calls the agency gets.
A Digitization Journey, a Knowledge Journey: Personal and Professional Insights From My Work on Polynesian Researches
Na au iki a me na au nui o ka ʻike: The little and the large currents of knowledge.
In preparation for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, I chose to reflect on the intersections of my past and present work in Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) collections, with historical connections to my home in Hawaiʻi. Part of my primary duties as a Conservation Technician with the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives is to stabilize objects before and after digitization for BHL. When I joined the team in 2018, I was assigned the task of mending the library’s 4 volumes of the 1853 edition of William Ellis’
Naval Air Station Whiting Field selects 2020 Sailors of the Year
Special to the Press Gazette/USA TODAY NETWORK
MILTON Naval Air Station (NAS) Whiting Field recently announced the Sailor of the Year (SOY), Junior Sailor of the Year (JSOY), and Blue Jacket of the Year (BJOY) for 2020.
Petty Officer 1st Class Joshua Clark, Petty Officer 2nd Class Felicia St. Luce, and Petty Officer 3rd Class Tommy Jackson were selected Sailor, Junior Sailor, and Blue Jacket of the Year, respectively.
The SOY must embody “a history of sustained superior performance, command impact, mission contribution, proven leadership, dedication to self-improvement, outstanding professionalism, and superior personal appearance,” according to Navy instruction.
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How to register for CPA exams in Kenya
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The country has seen a considerably steady economic growth in recent times, and consequently more Kenyans have embraced entrepreneurship and business. With this growth, most growing businesses, in an effort to remain consistent and keep good books, are employing accountants.
All accountants in Kenya acquire training and certifications by doing Certified Public Accounts (CPA) examinations. To be recognized as a Certified Public Accountant, one has to have certificates recognized in Kenya.
Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examinations Board (KASNEB) is the accredited accounting examination body in Kenya. It has over the years provided globally competitive professionals in Kenya with high accounting standards, which has enabled consistent growth in the finance and banking industry. The exam body has also produced competent qualified accountants, auditors and qualified corporate secretaries.