https://learningportal.juniper.net/juniper/user_activity_info.aspx?id=10175
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Been waiting for this opportunity. Just sharing it here.
Also, insights about the training would be helpful.
Edit: Free exam voucher. Sorry for the misleading title.
Edit: Yeah I worded that poorly reading it back again. fuck.
you get the point.
Also sorry for using "law" so ambiguously. It needs to be so much easier to request that a company basically just fucking forgets about you
If i purchase a course on udemy, do i have to pay extra to get a certificate of completion? Also, is the certificate a digital one or physically printed?
Currently working on PenTest+. Very well put together class, would be cool if it counted as CPEs
I have completed Udemy's Complete Java Masterclass and I am wondering if it something that I should put on my resume. Will it mean anything to colleges, or am I better off leaving it out?
I'm just rewatching The Force Awakens and came up with a thought. I'm probably not the first one to think this but I wondered what others though about it.
When Starkiller Base is collapsing, Snoke tells Hux to find Kylo Ren and bring him back because it's time to complete his traning. Then, in The Last Jedi, Snoke creates a connection between Kylo and Rey which leeds to them coming together and killing Snoke.
What if.. in The Rise Of Skywalker it turns out that Palpatine was behind it and the final part of Kylo's training was to kill Snoke and become fully turned to the dark side?
Hi RD friends! Has anyone taken the CDR Certificate of Training programs in obesity interventions for adults and/or peds? Any thoughts on whether it was worth it for you? Did you come away with lots of practical ideas to implement? Does your employer value it at all?
The combined adult/peds one is coming up in Portland, OR and I'm considering it if it would be beneficial.
A bit of back story first: I have several severe medical conditions that make functioning very difficult without help. I have hemiplegic migraines that mimic a stroke, severe food and medication allergies that I have to carry epi-pens with me 24/7, and a progressive autoimmune disease called Neuromeylitis Optica that has put me in a wheelchair and will continue to cause me to lose neurological functions. I currently have a medical alert dog for the migraines that is also trained for activating a phone that calls 911 in the even I lose consciousness from anaphylaxis. I got and trained him before the onset and diagnosis of my NMO, so at the time having a medical alert dog that was only 8 1/2lbs was a great thing because I didn’t foresee needing him to be an assistance/task trained dog as well.
So about a month ago my boyfriend got me a bulldog/blue healer puppy to train as an assistance/task service dog for things like opening and closing doors, picking up dropped items, fetching things I need, getting lights, and helping pull my chair on inclines. He has exceeded expectations and at 10 weeks is already house broken and make short trips out in public totally under my control, he’s by far the easiest dog I’ve ever trained and in my younger years I trained shutzhund dogs.
I went to the apartment front office to inform them that I am training my own assistance/task service dog, they said that I have to give them a letter of prooof that I need a service dog and that I have to have him trained through a certified body. When I told them that they can’t legally ask me for that they argued that they can and that if I don’t comply they will begin the eviction process for breach of lease. Am I wrong? Is this legal to do in Texas? From what I understood they can’t do this, how do I fight this so I do t end up homeless.
