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CA-Glendale, Glendale, California Skills : • Manager looking for a certified, seasoned Scrum Master (at least 2-3 years of exp.) to join the Agile Center of Excellence in Agile Transformation project. • The Scrum Masters will be guiding newly formed product teams to help them mature in their execution and understanding of agility. • They should be natural leaders who are experienced with Agile methodologies an
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CA-Glendale, Glendale, California Skills : • Manager looking for a certified, seasoned Scrum Master (at least 2-3 years of exp.) to join the Agile Center of Excellence in Agile Transformation project. • The Scrum Masters will be guiding newly formed product teams to help them mature in their execution and understanding of agility. • They should be natural leaders who are experienced with Agile methodologies an
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| VIDEO: Caza de león a venado termina en su alberca Cache Translate Page |
El pasado jueves por la madrugada en Glendale, California, la cacería de un león a un venado, terminó en la alberca de una residencia.
El venado se salvó del felino lanzándose a la alberca de la casa, y se esperó algunos momento para escapar hacia la montaña de nuevo.
La familia quedó impactada al descubrir al día siguiente las imágenes captadas por su cámara de seguridad trasera, por lo que no dudaron en compartirlo en redes sociales.
Medios locales realizaron reportajes y entrevistas a la familia por el insólito momento.
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| Feb. 9, 2019 Basketball Scores Powered by Eric Shick Agency Cache Translate Page |
Feb. 9 basketball scores. Boys’/Girls’ Recaps BOYS AML Johnsonburg 60, DuBois Central Catholic 35 Brockway 69, Kane 58 D9 League Elk County Catholic 59, DuBois 54, OT Mo Valley League Glendale 60, Curwensville 39 NTL Coudersport 83, Galeton 45 Non-Conference Warren 61, Bradford 49 Youngsville 53, Union 49 GIRLS AML Johnsonburg 44, DuBois Central Catholic […]
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| Feb. 9, 2019 District 9 Basketball Schedule Cache Translate Page |
Feb. 9 District 9 basketball schedule. The schedule is subject to change without notice. BOYS AML DuBois Central Catholic at Johnsonburg (6:30 p.m.) Brockway at Kane (12:30 p.m.) D9 League DuBois at Elk County Catholic (7:30 p.m.) Mo Valley League Glendale at Curwensville (2:30 p.m.) NTL Galeton at Coudersport Non-Conference Warren at Bradford GIRLS AML […]
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| (USA-AZ-Glendale) Treatment Coordinator (Glendale) Cache Translate Page |
**Glendale Location**
Provide ongoing case management services to clients and families that are receiving psychiatric services. Perform case management services; facilitate Child and Family Team process for children and administrative tasks in accordance with agency procedures.
+ Provides ongoing case management/case coordination services that foster solution/strengths-based orientation to assist in addressing the client and family’s ongoing service needs. Responds to initial crisis calls and identifies needs and necessary resources accordingly. Uses established best practices to engage formal and informal resources for the client including the transition, discharge and aftercare plans of behavioral health services and demonstrates a positive, strengths-based attitude of teamwork and shared leadership.
+ Performs the duties of case manager by providing ongoing case management and coordination of services to children and adults within the Child and Family Team process in accordance with the Behavioral Health Service Plan. Assists clients and families in obtaining community support, identifying resources and resolving barriers to address their needs. Completes reports including BHSP, Crisis Plans, SCA, ASR and annual updates.
+ Provides ongoing case management for the coordination of behavioral health services with other agencies, such as Department of Child Safety, Probation and Parole Departments, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Arizona Long Term Care, schools and other providers. Participates in assigned JFCS and job related committees (BH Matrix; Training; Substance Abuse; Utilization Management; Safety, MIS/NextGen Computer, and Risk Management).
+ Works effectively within the Arizona Recovery Model to address the client and family’s needs as outlined by the 12 principles including: Accessible services, Best practices, Collaboration with families, Collaboration with others, Connection to natural supports, Functional outcomes, Independence, Most appropriate setting, respect for the child and/or family's unique cultural heritage, Services tailored to the family, Stability, and Timeliness.
+ Works collaboratively with the CFT, medical, treatment and management teams in implementing agency policies and procedures, acquaints the agency with community trends, identifies gaps in services and works with special projects and committees to better meet the client’s needs. Identifies, prioritizes and records the family vision and goals via the Behavioral Health Service Plan, and all other related clinical documentation.
Bachelor’s Degree in behavioral health related field preferred and relevant direct behavioral health work experience.
+ Must be eligible to be Credentialed and Privileged by Maricopa County RBHA, preferred. Must be eligible to obtain and maintain Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card. Behavioral health experience required; knowledge may be acquired through work experience and/or internship.
ID: 2019-3295
External Company Name: Jewish Family & Children's Service
External Company URL: www.jfcsaz.org
Street: 5701 W. Talavi Blvd.
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| (USA-AZ-Glendale) Merchandise Ops Specialist Cache Translate Page |
If you're both an animal lover and a people person, a position in one of our stores might be a great fit. We're looking for people with a strong commitment to helping pets and their parents experience their very best lives together. When you join us, you'll be part of a great team, working together to achieve sales goals while doing work you truly love.
Position Purpose:
Responsible for the efficient execution of merchandising items to ensure with consistency in product sets and signage displays across a group of stores. Accountable for a reduction in time spent on merchandising processes due to an increased familiarity of sets.
Essential Job Functions:
Through previous background and experience the candidate must demonstrate, with or without an accommodation, the ability to...
+ Interact professionally and effectively through verbal and written communication with all professional contacts with emphasis on company interests
+ Good knowledge of the store product and strong merchandising and organization skills.
+ Ability to be diligent in completion of time keeping, mileage calculations and expenses.
+ Access to reliable transportation, proper liability insurance
+ Move merchandise up to 50 pounds
Supervisory Responsibility
None
Work Environment
The nature of the job requires daily travel to various stores, with overnight stay possible for remote locations. Duties may include bending, stooping, lifting (50 lbs), standing, walking and fixture building. Associate may be expected to occasionally use a hand-held tool such as a hammer or rubber mallet to perform a task.
Education and Experience
Minimum high school diploma (its equivalency i.e. GED) or the equivalent work experience. A qualified applicant will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the areas of mathematics, and above average communication skills.
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| (USA-AZ-Glendale) Treatment Coordinator (Glendale) Cache Translate Page |
**Glendale Location**
Provide ongoing case management services to clients and families that are receiving psychiatric services. Perform case management services; facilitate Child and Family Team process for children and administrative tasks in accordance with agency procedures.
+ Provides ongoing case management/case coordination services that foster solution/strengths-based orientation to assist in addressing the client and family’s ongoing service needs. Responds to initial crisis calls and identifies needs and necessary resources accordingly. Uses established best practices to engage formal and informal resources for the client including the transition, discharge and aftercare plans of behavioral health services and demonstrates a positive, strengths-based attitude of teamwork and shared leadership.
+ Performs the duties of case manager by providing ongoing case management and coordination of services to children and adults within the Child and Family Team process in accordance with the Behavioral Health Service Plan. Assists clients and families in obtaining community support, identifying resources and resolving barriers to address their needs. Completes reports including BHSP, Crisis Plans, SCA, ASR and annual updates.
+ Provides ongoing case management for the coordination of behavioral health services with other agencies, such as Department of Child Safety, Probation and Parole Departments, Division of Developmental Disabilities, Arizona Long Term Care, schools and other providers. Participates in assigned JFCS and job related committees (BH Matrix; Training; Substance Abuse; Utilization Management; Safety, MIS/NextGen Computer, and Risk Management).
+ Works effectively within the Arizona Recovery Model to address the client and family’s needs as outlined by the 12 principles including: Accessible services, Best practices, Collaboration with families, Collaboration with others, Connection to natural supports, Functional outcomes, Independence, Most appropriate setting, respect for the child and/or family's unique cultural heritage, Services tailored to the family, Stability, and Timeliness.
+ Works collaboratively with the CFT, medical, treatment and management teams in implementing agency policies and procedures, acquaints the agency with community trends, identifies gaps in services and works with special projects and committees to better meet the client’s needs. Identifies, prioritizes and records the family vision and goals via the Behavioral Health Service Plan, and all other related clinical documentation.
Bachelor’s Degree in behavioral health related field preferred and relevant direct behavioral health work experience.
+ Must be eligible to be Credentialed and Privileged by Maricopa County RBHA, preferred. Must be eligible to obtain and maintain Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card. Behavioral health experience required; knowledge may be acquired through work experience and/or internship.
ID: 2019-3295
External Company Name: Jewish Family & Children's Service
External Company URL: www.jfcsaz.org
Street: 5701 W. Talavi Blvd.
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| (USA-AZ-Glendale) Merchandise Ops Specialist Cache Translate Page |
If you're both an animal lover and a people person, a position in one of our stores might be a great fit. We're looking for people with a strong commitment to helping pets and their parents experience their very best lives together. When you join us, you'll be part of a great team, working together to achieve sales goals while doing work you truly love.
Position Purpose:
Responsible for the efficient execution of merchandising items to ensure with consistency in product sets and signage displays across a group of stores. Accountable for a reduction in time spent on merchandising processes due to an increased familiarity of sets.
Essential Job Functions:
Through previous background and experience the candidate must demonstrate, with or without an accommodation, the ability to...
+ Interact professionally and effectively through verbal and written communication with all professional contacts with emphasis on company interests
+ Good knowledge of the store product and strong merchandising and organization skills.
+ Ability to be diligent in completion of time keeping, mileage calculations and expenses.
+ Access to reliable transportation, proper liability insurance
+ Move merchandise up to 50 pounds
Supervisory Responsibility
None
Work Environment
The nature of the job requires daily travel to various stores, with overnight stay possible for remote locations. Duties may include bending, stooping, lifting (50 lbs), standing, walking and fixture building. Associate may be expected to occasionally use a hand-held tool such as a hammer or rubber mallet to perform a task.
Education and Experience
Minimum high school diploma (its equivalency i.e. GED) or the equivalent work experience. A qualified applicant will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the areas of mathematics, and above average communication skills.
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| (USA-AZ-Glendale) Merchandise Ops Leader (Department Manager) Cache Translate Page |
If you're both an animal lover and a people person, a position in one of our stores might be a great fit. We're looking for people with a strong commitment to helping pets and their parents experience their very best lives together. When you join us, you'll be part of a great team, working together to achieve sales goals while doing work you truly love.
Purpose Statement:
Responsible for assisting the Store Leader in achieving the store's budgeted sales and profit goals. Ensure that all merchandise is accurately received, priced, stocked and backroom is maintained per OSE standards.
Key Accountabilities:
+ Ensures 100% pricing accuracy, including verifying all pricing labels are up and are accurate with regard to correct price and current offer date.
+ Facilitates the unloading and stocking of merchandise according to operational guidelines and OSE standards.
+ Ensures that the store is well stocked and inventory counts are accurate.
+ In partnership with Store Leader, ensures staffing levels are appropriate for receiving and processing stock.
+ Ensures that the backroom and equipment is organized and clean per OSE standards.
+ Prioritizes merchandise moving to sales floor and areas to be stocked, including POG and end cap sets
+ Perform routine housekeeping tasks to maintain the stores appearance and meet OSE standards.
+ Ensures highest productivity levels are achieved for receiving, processing and stocking.
+ Trains and develops partners on proper receiving, processing and stocking procedures, WMR and food rotation practices according to Petco standards.
+ Abides by and enforces all company policies and procedures, including but not limited to those designed to minimize shrink.
+ Adhere to and promote established safety procedures.
+ Ensures the facilitation and accuracy/integrity of the Blue Dot program.
+ Ensure that unforgivable items are in stock at all times.
+ Directly supervises the Merchandise Operations Specialists. Leads and coaches all store partners in providing great guest service and performing their assigned task with the objective of achieving budgeted sales.
+ Ensures RTV and Hazardous Waste processed are managed per Petco policy.
+ Communicate all situations and/or conditions that affect the store to the Guest Experience Leader and/or Store Leader (e.g. guest complaints, item requests, inadequate inventory levels).
+ Perform all special or other projects as assigned and assume responsibility as Leader on Duty (LOD) as needed.
LOD Key Accountabilities:
+ Provide quick and courteous service to all guests by utilizing the GUEST Model throughout the store.
+ Ensure OSE standards are maintained throughout the store
+ Ensure that the store is opened and / or closed in accordance with established P&Ps
+ Provide training and coaching in GUEST and product knowledge to store partners.
+ In partnership with the Store Leader and/or Guest Experience Leader ensure proper store scheduling is being maintained to ensure guest service during peak hours.
+ Adhere to and promote established safety procedures.
+ Assist the Guest Experience Leader and/or Store Leader in planning out location changes needed to the grid and ad planner to maximize sales.
Supervisory Responsibility:
Directly supervise the Merchandise Operations Specialist. Complete performance evaluations for partners.
Work Environment:
The majority of job duties are conducted indoors, although merchandise receiving, merchandise carry-outs, or stock balancing will require leaving the store briefly. Must be able to lift 50 lbs and pull 2000 lbs utilizing material handling equipment. Improper use of safety equipment and/or not following proper lifting techniques may pose of risk of injury to customers, pets, and store partners.
Education and Experience:
A high school diploma or its equivalent (GED) is required. Previous experience in retail setting as an inventory leader, department leader, team lead, Merchandise Ops Specialist or store partner. Experience supervising store partners, or demonstrating an aptitude for training, motivation and sales techniques, analytical abilities as well as a professional appearance and demeanor.
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| Saturday’s District 9 Basketball Scores Cache Translate Page |
Feb. 9 basketball scores. BOYS AML Johnsonburg 60, DuBois Central Catholic 35 Brockway 69, Kane 58 D9 League Elk County Catholic 59, DuBois 54, OT Mo Valley League Glendale 60, Curwensville 39 NTL Coudersport 83, Galeton 45 Non-Conference Warren 61, Bradford 49 Youngsville 53, Union 49 GIRLS AML Johnsonburg 44, DuBois Central Catholic 33 D9 [...]
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| Coyotes Down Stars to End 5-Game Losing Streak Cache Translate Page |
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Alex Galchenyuk scored twice and assisted on another goal, and Darcy Kuemper stopped 33 shots to help the Arizona Coyotes beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 on Saturday. The Coyotes ended a five-game losing streak and kept pace in the race for a Western Conference wild card spot, while the Stars lost for the second time in seven games and ended a six-game points streak. Arizona also ended a nine-game losing streak overall to the Stars with its first win since March of 2016. Alex Goligoski also scored for Arizona. His goal came on a power play in the first period, at 8:49, with Galchenyuk earning an assist. Nick Cousins chipped in two assists. Arizona Coyotes defenseman Alex Goligoski celebrates his goal (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) The Stars made it close with two goals in 27 seconds late in the game. Brett Ritchie scored with 3:39 left, and Alexander Radulov made it 3-2 with 3:12 to go when he put in a shot that deflected off a Coyotes defender. The Stars pulled goaltender Anton Khubodin with a litt
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| Arizona Coyotes end losing streak, ignite power play in win vs. Stars Cache Translate Page |
GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Arizona Coyotes needed what came of Saturday’s game against the Stars. First and foremost, they needed a win. The Coyotes were on a five-game losing streak going into Saturday and hadn’t won since Jan. 22, prior to the All-Star break. In that span, they earned just one point by forcing OT against the Sharks coming out of the break. Arizona also needed more out of its power play. They hadn’t scored a power play goal since Jan. 23 at Montreal and had been 0-for-17 since then. The Coyotes accomplished both of those tasks in a 3-2 over Dallas, outshooting the Stars 39-35 as Darcy Kuemper made 33 saves. Arizona went 2-for-3 on the power play. “It was an important win,” head coach Rick Tocchet said. “We had to have this win tonight and it was a nice win. The Stars are fighting for a playoff spot, too. They’ve got some high-end guys, I thought we shut them down until the end.” Wins and losses count the same in the standings at the beginning, middle and end of the season. But the recent stret
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| Comment on Glendale Cops Terrorize Family, Taser Handcuffed Father in Testicles by JadedCunt Cache Translate Page |
I've been pulled over a handful of times in my life. I just admit that I was speeding and say "Yeah that was pretty stupid of me." and 9/10 I've been let go with no ticket.
I also had something stuck under my car that was dragging and causing sparks. I pulled over and a cop blocked traffic for me then helped come pull the object out from under my vehicle.
That's really my only interactions with police, and a couple of times I've had my pistol on me. No issues.
Police brutality will always be wrong. Acting like a stupid ass when being investigated will also always be wrong.
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| Video shows mountain lion chasing deer into backyard pool of home Cache Translate Page |
GLENDALE, Calif. – A Glendale family’s surveillance camera captured a wild encounter between a mountain lion and deer in their backyard pool, according to KTLA. Rachel Wong and her husband knew something strange had happened at their backyard pool in the Whiting Woods area of Glendale overnight when they saw things were amiss the next morning. They checked their surveillance footage Thursday morning and saw that there had in fact been a prowler – but not the kind you’d expect. […]
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| Abuse of force: Body camera video shows man tased 11 times by Glendale, AZ police Cache Translate Page |
On July 27, 2017, Johnny Wheatcroft was a passenger in a silver Ford Taurus when a pair of Glendale police officers pulled in front them in a Motel 6 parking lot. The stop was for an alleged turn signal violation. Minutes later, Wheatcroft was handcuffed lying face down on the hot asphalt on a 108-degree day. He'd already been tased 10 times, with one officer kneeling on his back as another, Officer Matt Schneider, kicked him in the groin and pulled down his athletic shorts to tase him a final time in his testicles, according to a federal lawsuit and body camera footage obtained by ABC15. The scene was witnessed by his 11- and 6-year-old sons.
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 ID *1337024 Beautiful 3 Bedroom Apartment For Rent In Ridgewood. Features Living Room, Dining Room, And Eat In Kitchen. Hard Wood Flooring Throughout. Includes Heat And Water. Ready For Immediate Move In. A Must See! For more information please contact one of the Carollo Realty’s locations Glendale (718) 366-6636, Bayside 718-224-3083 Whitestone 718-747-7747 www.CarolloRentals.com ... Why Go Anywhere Else? $2200
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 ID *1337001 Beautiful 2 Bedroom For Rent In Middle Village. Features Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen. Heat And Hot Water Included. Fully Renovated. Lots Of Closet Space. Close To Shops And Transportation. A Must See! For more information please contact one of the Carollo Realty’s locations Glendale (718) 366-6636, Bayside 718-224-3083 Whitestone 718-747-7747 www.CarolloRentals.com ... Why Go Anywhere Else? $1950
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Surveillance video captured a scene out of the wild as a mountain lion and a deer faced off, but the setting was unusual: a Glendale backyard.