From layoff to chef: paths to a culinary career
A reader seeks a chef path after three job losses. Options include on the job training, federal and American Culinary Federation apprenticeships, and formal schooling at notable schools such as Culinary Institute of America or Johnson and Wales. Earnings vary from about 14,500 to over 100,000, with many around 35,000 to 40,000. additional six week to three month programs in Paris and evening wine classes are suggested.
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Joyce
B.E.L
American Culinary Federation
St. Augustine
Fla
Federal Labor Department
ACF
Culinary Institute of America
Hyde Park
N.Y
California Culinary
Paris
la Varenne
Cordon Bleu
Gaston le Notre
Treasury proposes redesigning money in Canada and U S
Canada sees counterfeit money on several types artistic high tech and low tech with most bogus notes being American. RCMP seized 109905 Canadian dollars in counterfeit notes last year while U S bills reached 2585620 in value. US treasury weighs adding machine readable features holograms and light visible threads while rejecting color changes to dollars.
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Toronto
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
U.S
Don Adolph
Bank of Canada
Adolph
Katherine Ortega
Treasury
James Baker
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Doug Barnard
D-Ga
Government views arsenal against drugs in DEA plan
The DEA plans an environmental impact statement this month on potential tools to combat marijuana cultivation including paraquat a toxic herbicide banned on federal land after court challenges and public protest. A 30 day public comment period would follow before any decision by the DEA chief. Some state officials threatened court action to block renewed spraying if pursued.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Robert Feldkamp
Feldkamp
Georgia National Forest
Vet warns dogs not fit for long runs or marathons
Chicago. Dr. Robert Keough of the Cook County Animal Control warns dogs struggle in heat and cannot sweat. panting and paw cooling only. He urges dog owners to vet checkups and conditioning before any run and to stop if not trained.
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Robert Keough
Cook County
Department of Animal Control
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U.S. Treasury Department
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Henri Arnold
Bob Lee
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MEPIA
Aganis
Ation
California
Los Angeles Times
Robert Peterson
Lev
Chicago
Keough
Swarter
Vell
Dillard’s
Levi's
Dillard's
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