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GCubed has an immediate need for a Network Analyst/Systems Administrator II & Network/Systems Engineer at Ft. Belvoir, VA. We want to hear from you! Apply today at www.gcubedinc.com/careers

🔹Network Analyst/Systems Administrator II - Ft. Belvoir, VA
Required Qualifications
-Minimum of an Active Top Secret Clearance / SCI CI Poly
-At least 5 years experience
-Must have at least one of the following certifications: CompTIA A+-CE, or CompTIA Network + CE, CompTIA Security + CE, or SSCP, or CCNA-Security
-Shift: Back End Days - THU, FRI, SAT, and every other Wednesday from 6AM - 6PM. Back End Nights - THU, FRI, SAT, and every other Wednesday from 6PM - 6AM.

🔹Network/Systems Engineer – Ft. Belvoir, VA
Required Qualifications
-Must possess at minimum a TS/SCI Clearance.
-Bachelor’s degree in technology related field preferred, but NOT required.
-Must have at least one Baseline certification: Security +CE, GDEC, SSCP, or CCNA
-Must have at least one Security Computing Environment certification: CCNA or CCENT
-At least 5 years supporting, configuring, operating, and troubleshooting networks
-Shift: Fort Belvoir, VA: Normal Business Hours, Monday – Friday

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Ex-CIA Agent Reveals How to End Human Trafficking Patrick Bet-David has a virtual sit-down with Nic Mckinley who is the Founder and Executive Director at DeliverFund. In this interview they cover his career ...

That’s a damn shame!! These people don’t even get proper bathroom breaks and is making more money off of their blood, sweat and tears than EVER. Classic EXPLOITATION situation echoed through history. Imagine if they all said “NOT TODAY” all at once🤨 with
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In Alabama (my family’s home state) with the OG (Ole Guy) and the workers at the Amazon factory In Bessemer Alabama. I am with the WORKER. The worlds richest man and fastest growing company must improve these workers conditions and make this right. As Amazon customers our use of this company drives this company’s growth. Let’s make sure the company’s dollars are growing does not rob the worker of their dignity. 12 hr work with only a 30 min paid break to eat, use the lavatory and hopefully make it back to your station that cud be very Far in a huge warehouse or risk being written up and job lose. People getting paid weeks late, No AC, No real leadership on the factory 🏭 floor to help structure a system that helps workers better do a job getting the public their orders. This is evil and if the workers unite we should support them. Union NOW! *tBruh

This week Becoming Disciplined interviews the Money Smart Guy - Matt Sapaula !!!

Matt is a highly successful Military Veteran entrepreneur and Co-Owner of the multimillion dollar PHP Agency Inc. He has a following of over 70,000 followers on his Youtube Channel. Matt Sapaula takes complex leadership, management and entrepreneurial ideas and converts them into simple life lessons for today and tomorrow's entrepreneurs.

https://youtu.be/d9tlBUOUFx0

Disciplined Pod #19: Money Smart Guy Matt Sapaula Shares His Wisdom Matt Sapaula is a successful Military Veteran entrepreneur and Co-Owner of PHP Agency Inc. He has a following of over 70,000 followers on his Youtube Channel...

https://youtu.be/BqIidpUmFr8

MLK: The Assassination Tapes (Full Episode) Peabody Award WinnerRelive an unspeakable tragedy detailed with unforgettable images, videos, and recordings only recently rediscovered.From: MLK: THE ASSAS...

This couple was able to get out from under $195,000 worth of debt!!!

Find out how by watching my podcast:

https://youtu.be/-Tnu7HrQL1I

EPISODE 5 THE TACHOIR FAMILY A WORKING CLASS COUPLE ELIMINATES $195,000 WORTH OF DEBT.

Morgan Freeman reads Rep. John Lewis’ last words: Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation As shared in Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell: https://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/morgan-freeman-reads-rep-john-lewis-last-words-89332293780 Read Joh...

Have we become comfortable with racism in America? | PW Perspective Home Our Voices Have we become comfortable with racism in America? Our Voices Have we become comfortable with racism in America? By John Reid - April 9, 2020 6 0 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Credit: CNN If I had the platform and influence, I would write a book on race called “Comfortable......

30 Georgia State Patrol troopers fired, including three from Grovetown Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Safety Colonel Mark W. McDonough announced Wednesday, Jan. 29, that 30 Georgia State Patrol troopers were fired resulting from an investigation by the

US city to pay reparations to African-American community with tax on ma*****na sales A city in Illinois has announced it will create a reparations fund for its African American community through a new tax on ma*****na sales. Recreational use of the drug will become legal in the state from January and officials in Evanston, which is 12 miles north of Chicago, have voted to approve a....

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Marcus Spears is confused by the lack of minority coaches in the NFL | Get Up Mike Greenberg, Dan Graziano, Marcus Spears and Domonique Foxworth weigh in on the lack of minorities in coaching roles in the NFL. ✔ Subscribe t...

When you study the health, the economics, the politics...the owners....man...the NFL is really bad for America.

-Approximately 22% of it's players are going to have long term cognitive issues.

-Most of the owners are not very progressive.

-They don't give minority coaches a fair shot.

-They drain local cities of taxes and resources by threatening to move to the next locality if they don't pay up.

I just post this to make people think. If you are "woke" maybe you shouldn't be supporting them.

It's not just a Kaepernick issue. The NFL has layers of problems.

25 Maryland corrections officers indicted on criminal charges BALTIMORE (WBFF) - Twenty-five corrections officers are indicted on more than 200 charges for allegedly abusing detainees in state-run pretrial facilities. Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services announced the indictment to...

Former Maverick Harrison Barnes to pay for Atatiana Jefferson's funeral Former Dallas Maverick Harrison Barnes and his wife, Brittany Barnes, will pay for the funeral of Atatiana Jefferson, who was fatally shot by a Fort Worth officer while in her home.

Student walks 20 miles to new job – so CEO gifts him a car An Alabama college student walked 20 miles in the dark to get to his new job — an act of dedication that inspired the company’s CEO to gift him a car. Walter Carr, who couldn’t find a ride af…

Tyler Perry uses his private plane to deliver supplies to the Bahamas Actor Tyler Perry is doing what he can to help the people in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian devastated the islands.

Arlington to begin replacing Jefferson Davis Highway signs Thursday Arlington County crews will begin installing the first signs for Richmond Highway, replacing signs on the former Jefferson Davis Highway.

95-year-old man catches four buses to join march against racism A 95-year-old man from New Zealand took four buses to join a local march against racism to show his support for the Muslim community in the wake of a terror attack targeting mosques in Christchurch that left 50 people dead.

David Koch, Billionaire Who Fueled Right-Wing Movement, Dies at 79 A man-about-town philanthropist, he and his brother Charles ran a business colossus while furthering a libertarian agenda that reshaped American politics.

Justice Department says it mistakenly emailed link to white nationalist website "The Department of Justice condemns Anti-Semitism in the strongest terms,” the spokesperson said.

In reference to the whole Jay Z/NFL controversy

It Hurts to See Nipsey Hussle’s Life Not Mattering After a celebrated rapper is murdered, some admirers turn to wild theories, because the reality is too hard to face.

You always hear the cliche’ phrase, “that’s just for the movies, that’s not how things work in real life.” Well...I was waiting for someone to yell “cut” as I walked into a civil court hearing ‪on Friday Morning‬, November 30th, 2018. What I was witnessing could have been written by John Grisham himself, if it hadn’t been previously covered at earlier stages of his career.

Like the first act in Grisham’s Rainmaker novel, the onset of this actual legal drama looked both dreary and daunting. Over a dozen polished and powerful attorneys stood on one side of the courtroom. Seated across from them was a lone country counselor with his solitary client, a widow by the name of Edith Curry Broadhead. The judge politely thanked everyone for coming, banged his gavel and went into recess. As the judge walked out, several attorneys lined up to shake hands with Richard Knapp, Mrs. Broadhead’s counsel. Handshakes were firm yet polite. Their eyes spoke more truth than the proffered pleasantries. The body language looked more like the beginning of a martial arts contest.

As all the parties shuffled out of the courtroom, I introduced myself to the plaintiff and her counsel. Befuddled by a sheriff deputy who insisted on confiscating my cell phone battery because it “looked too much like a prohibited cell phone,” I had missed much of the legal wrangling. So I bluntly asked Mr. Knapp, “What just happened in there?”

“They have moved our case to Caroline County!” replied Mr. Knapp.

Several months ago, a lawsuit was filed by Knapp on behalf of Edith Curry Broadhead in Richmond City Circuit Court alleging that the Virginia Department of Transportation, several large Caroline County farms and a Caroline County official colluded to pollute her property. (The property is located in the southern portion of the county entitled the Reedy Mill Tract.)

The list of defendants sounds like a lesson in Caroline County geography and history. There are roads named after some of the legacy estates who are being sued. In short, the defendants are very prominent in Caroline. For that reason, I asked the bow-tied barrister, who eerily looked like Donald Sutherland in A Time To Kill, “Do you think you can get a fair trial in Caroline?” As an officer of the court, Mr. Knapp seemed to have a relentless faith in the judicial process. He conceded though that the venue was a concern which was one of several reasons why they had filed in Richmond City Circuit Court.

Mr. Knapp and Mrs. Broadhead went on to share several other startling case facts and allegations that will not be immediately published by this news medium. More information will follow after all parties are contacted and given a chance to respond.

There was one point Mr. Knapp, and Mrs. Broadhead restated over and over again that does not require further investigation or corroboration. Both lawyer and client were adamant that “They are not against farming nor are they attempting to stop the farmers from pursuing their vocation.” (Allegedly one of the defense counsels made that claim during the hearing or in their pleadings.) Knapp and Broadhead insisted that the problem is with the practices of these particular farms and VDOT which allegedly created the harm and subsequent litigation. Mr. Knapp closed our conversation with a proclamation, “The people of Caroline County have no greater ally than Edith Curry Broadhead!”

Hopefully, this case won’t unravel like a Grisham novel. Those legal fictions are made up of clear-cut heroes and villains. Real life typically doesn’t have those absolute distinctions. Laws are typically broken or bent on both sides in those novels for justice to prevail. Innocent people are sacrificed and forgotten in order for the “good guys” to win the day. Let us pray that won’t be the case in Sweet Caroline.

The case will continue in a Caroline County Court sometime after the New Year. The Virginia Connection will be there. After an interview of all willing and relevant parties, a follow-up story will be published in December.

For a previous article published on this case, that will establish a clear prologue, please refer to Adele Uphaus Conner’s seminal work at the Freelance:
https://www.fredericksburg.com/news/local/caroline/caroline-property-owner-files-lawsuit-alleging-neighboring-farms-polluted-and/article_b60d02e7-e150-52e7-877c-b164b02e8854.html