The loss of a parent is often heavy on a child leaving them unable to cope, Kenny Slaught explains. The ‘I Have a Friend’ program allows kids to connect with someone who had a similar experience. The mentor will be there for as long as needed, helping the child process their feelings related to grief. The volunteer provides the guidance for the child to learn how to cope with life.
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Santa Barbara City College is well known when it comes to training network support engineers. According to Kenny Slaught, anyone who decides to invest their time in this program will benefit. Network engineers maintain the computer network in their company and provide the newest connectivity and data management applications. There are many job openings in information technologies, which increases career opportunities in the field.
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The JOBS (Jumpstart Our Business Startup) Act of 2012 allowed the peer-to-peer lending services to be created, and those needing money to buy or develop properties had more options in finding a sponsor. Previously, borrowing money from an accredited entity was not legal. To become an accredited party, one must have a net worth of $1 million (excluding his own residence), or earn at least $200,000 per year. If applying with their spouse, they must earn together at least $300,000 per year. According to Kenny Slaught, everyone is now free to participate in the debt and equity financing, while the loan’s interest turns into income. Additionally, there’s no need to use a bank for the purpose. Sponsors and property owners can now use the internet to check on their assets, see how they perform and find new investment opportunities.
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The adoption of the Jumpstart Our Business Startup (JOBS) Act back in 2012 allowed crowdfunding (or peer-to-peer lending services) in California to emerge. As such, sponsors had even more ways to raise capital to buy and develop properties. Before this law was adopted, it was illegal to advertise or openly ask for funds from accredited entities. Anyone can become an accredited investor if they meet these criteria: having a net worth of 1 million USD in which their personal homes are not included, having an annual income of at least 200,000 USD per person or at least 300,000 USD per household, and if they apply with a spouse. According to Kenny Slaught, the amendments allow campaigns and lenders to participate in the debt and equity financing directly without a bank, and turning the loans into income because of their interest. Thanks to the internet, there’s now a new way for real estate owners and lenders to use the present investment offers, use appropriate attention, and keep dashboards to track how the assets and other monetary instruments perform.
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Kenny Slaught says that Hoover Dam was built between 1931 and 1936, which marked America’s Great Depression era. The project was renamed to Hoover Dam in honor of President Herbert Hoover, who was one of its sponsors. Hoover Dam cost $49 million dollars to build, measures 221 meters in height and is 379 meters long. Kenny Slaught says that the structure has a 35.000 cubic kilometers capacity and can generate 4,2 billion kWh 2 in a year.
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