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Job fair comes back to the Ohio Valley Mall – Martins Ferry Times Leader

August 27, 2021
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Job fair comes back to the Ohio Valley Mall  Martins Ferry Times Leader
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This ‘Most Silicon Valley’ Job Posting Goes Viral For Its Laughable Absurdity – SFist

January 26, 2020
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  1. This ‘Most Silicon Valley’ Job Posting Goes Viral For Its Laughable Absurdity  SFist
  2. Meet the Silicon Valley CEO and mom who wrote the viral, extremely detailed job listing for a “household manager/cook/nanny.”  Slate
  3. Silicon Valley mom’s very detailed job ad for nanny who can cook, ski, and tutor goes viral  KRON4
  4. Silicon Valley mom’s job posting for super nanny who can ski, cook vegan, play piano goes viral  KTVU San Francisco
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The No. 1 job in America that requires no experience pays $100,000 a year — and it’s NOT in Silicon Valley – MarketWatch

December 28, 2019
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The No. 1 job in America that requires no experience pays $ 100,000 a year — and it’s NOT in Silicon Valley  MarketWatch
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Employers, people looking to be hired meet to fill job vacancies at Lehigh Valley Chamber luncheon – Morning Call

November 14, 2019
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Employers, people looking to be hired meet to fill job vacancies at Lehigh Valley Chamber luncheon  Morning Call
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Wind Power Faces a Post-PTC ‘Valley of Death’

May 17, 2018
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Wind power capacity in the U.S., whose explosive growth has tripled since 2008—even overtaking hydropower to become the nation’s largest source of renewable electricity—could face a period of stagnation once the production tax credit (PTC) is phased out in 2021.

Analysts at WINDPOWER 2018 in Chicago last week called the period between 2021 and 2026 the “valley of death,” and though forecasts vary, many expect that new onshore wind capacity additions will slow if not grind to a halt. That’s despite a number of market drivers wind power has enjoyed recently.

According to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), which hosts the annual wind industry conference, 89.4 GW of wind power from 54,000 wind turbines was installed in the U.S. by the end of the first quarter of 2018. Another 33.5 GW was under construction or in advanced development.

A Certain Dip But When?

Max Cohen, an associate director for IHS Markit’s North American Integrated Energy Research arm, introduced the phrase “valley of death” in one of the first sessions at the conference.…

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