Getting into computers and a future in IT
A father asks how his son should start in computers. The expert says passion matters, then outlines hardware versus software paths, notes college can shape management roles, emphasizes reading and practice, and suggests entry level tech work after a year of study. He cautions about expensive training and highlights work ethic and planning. Contact Texas Computer Guru for more.
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Highlands chamber installs officers at Valentine gathering
Highlands chamber members gathered at the San Jacinto Community Center to install officers with Judge Mike Parrott administering oath. Jessica Woods returns as president, with Kristy Stallings as first vice president and other officers named. The Pilot Club fundraiser Feb. 23 at Highlands Elementary features brisket, Mean Gene Kelton, crafts, a live auction and a blood drive to aid brain injury and disability support.
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Highlands
Highlands- Lynchburg
Ramona Hanagriff
Tonya Russell
Jeanette Walker
Highlands Pilot Club
Mean Gene Kelton
Highlands Elementary
Walker
Community Calendar Highlights Local Events and Services
Sterling High hosts Miss Ravishing Ranger Pageant at 6 p.m. in the auditorium with $7 tickets. call Melody Oviedo. Hispanic Chamber Cafe and Pan Dulce breakfast at Mendoza's Restaurant 2109 North Alexander at 9 a.m. Barrett Station Health Advisers offer free mammogram screenings with MD Anderson Mobile Van on April 2. applications required. Robson's Jewelers backs Baytown Junior Forum Red Stocking Revue for over 20 years. photo with Norman Hargrave and Susan Sauls by March 10. Fibromyalgia support group meets 1 p.m. at Anahuac Public Library. contact Marilyn Bilyeu. Youth Bowling League at Max Bowl East, 10 a.m. Ages 4-8 bumper bowl. 8-21 classic bowling. Bake sale for Little Miss Baytown Kayleigh Morrow at Gerland's Food Fair 435 Sheldon Rd Channelview 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. San Jacinto Methodist Hospital offers Service of Remembrance at St. Mark's United Methodist Church Baytown at 2 p.m. readings, candle lighting, music.
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Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Mendoza
North Alexander
Barrett Station Health Advisers
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Robson’s Jewelers
Baytown Junior Forum
BJF
Norman Hargrave
Robson’s
Susan Sauls
The
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Ward Road
Little Miss Baytown
Kayleigh Morrow
Gerland’s
Sheldon Rd
Channelview
Kayleigh
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Baytown
Today in History February 16 2008 highlights
On this date Fort Donelson surrenders in 1862 earning Grant the nickname Unconditional Surrender. In 1804 Stephen Decatur raided Tripoli Harbor. In 1945 American forces landed on Corregidor. Five years ago San Francisco protested Iraq invasion. one year ago House rejected Bush troop escalation.
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Tenn
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Grant
Stephen Decatur
Tripoli
Philadelphia
Corregidor
Philippines
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U.S
Iraq
House
Bush
Associated Press
Baytown History Milestones From 1975 1990 2003
Baytown council sought a $24 000 crime prevention grant in 1975 from the Texas Criminal Justice Council. In 1990 Lee College voted 5-2 to leave the Federal Guaranteed Student Loan program. In 2003 Baytown police reported a ~20 percent drop in 2002 traffic tickets, linked to the loss of the CCPD traffic unit.
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Texas Criminal Justice Council
Lee College Board of Regents
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