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Feb.02, 2022: @acenewsservices

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Remarks by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo at the White House Boeing/Qatar Airways Announcement
January 31, 2022

Thank you, your Excellency, members of the press, and honored guests for joining us. I’m honored and excited to celebrate this new development in the thriving trade relationship between the United States and Qatar. Today, we’re announcing a deal of historic significance between the Boeing Company and Qatar Airways’ cargo affiliate. I understand from Boeing that this is the largest dollar value commitment for freighter aircraft in the company’s history. More importantly, the economic impact of this sale will reverberate throughout the United States. It’s a win for our workers, our manufacturers, and our suppliers. These new freighters will be manufactured and assembled by American workers on American soil in Everett, Washington.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the National Governors Association Plenary Session on K-12 Computer Science Education
January 29, 2022

Thank you for inviting me to speak today. It’s great to see so many familiar faces. And thank you Governor Hutchinson for your leadership on this issue. I know there are many governors here today who are fully committed to expanding access to computer science education. As governor of Rhode Island, I also prioritized computer science education of computer science. In 2016, we launched CS4RI to ensure that every school in the state offered high-quality computer science learning experiences. We all recognize that if we want to increase economic prosperity, we must provide every American with the technology and digital skills they need to thrive in today’s economy. That’s why we’re committed to closing the digital divide.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the National Governors Association on Broadband Programs in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
January 29, 2022

Thank you. It’s a pleasure to be with all of you today, and I’m glad to see so many familiar faces. As a former governor, I know that your jobs have been made exponentially harder by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic also made it painfully clear that reliable, high-speed internet is a necessity for everyday life. Too many families can’t afford the cost of broadband service, and too many families live in areas where they can’t access high-speed internet. Gaps in access mean gaps in opportunity: fewer opportunities to learn and work from home, remotely visit doctors, or stay connected with family and friends. Our economy cannot fully recover unless all Americans can fully participate.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the Carnegie Mellon Manufacturing Futures Initiative in Pittsburgh
January 28, 2022

When President Biden asked me to take this job, he told me that one of his top priorities is the revitalization of our manufacturing economy. The main reason I took this job is because my dad lost his manufacturing job when it went overseas, like so many others. And my brother told me “Dad would be so proud of you if you were a part of bringing manufacturing jobs back to America.” So from day one, President Biden has recognized that if we want to compete globally, we need to invest domestically. Thanks to his leadership, the economy added 6.4 million jobs in 2021, the most in any year in U.S. history. The unemployment rate dropped nearly 70% in the last year.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the Intel Groundbreaking in Newark, Ohio
January 21, 2022

Thank you to Governor DeWine, Lt. Gov. Husted, Senator Brown and Senator Portman for inviting me to join you today. Senators Brown and Portman were essential partners in our work to pass the US Innovation and Competition Act in the Senate. Thank you, also, to Reps. Joyce Beatty and Troy Balderson for your support of domestic semiconductor manufacturing. My Deputy Secretary, Don Graves, is Ohio’s biggest cheerleader, and I want to thank him for joining us today as well. This is an exciting day for Ohio and our country. From day one, the Biden Administration has recognized that if we want to compete globally, we need to invest domestically.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the White House Intel Announcement
January 21, 2022

Thank you to President Biden for inviting me to join you today. This is an exciting day for our country. Let me thank Pat Gelsinger and Intel for making this massive investment right here in America. From day one, President Biden has recognized that if we want to compete globally, we need to invest domestically. He has prioritized the revitalization of our manufacturing economy and has given those of us on his team a clear mission to bring those jobs back from overseas.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the U.S. Conference of Mayors 90th Winter Meeting
January 20, 2022

It’s great to be with you today along with my friend Secretary Cardona. Our departments are working alongside the Department of Labor to achieve an equitable economic recovery that benefits employers and workers. I’d like to spend some time highlighting the programs we’re working on at the Department of Commerce to invest in education and our workforce. Thanks to President Biden’s American Rescue Plan, Commerce has launched a new $500 million program called the Good Jobs Challenge.

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Remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo at the White House Open-Source Software Security Summit
January 13, 2022

Thank you, Anne, for inviting me to join you this afternoon. I appreciate everyone’s willingness to come together to discuss the importance of open-source software security. At the Commerce Department, we understand that we need to get this right. And that means working together with all of you in the private sector. I was pleased to attend the White House Cybersecurity Summit last August. And I remember the tech leaders there speaking about the challenges they are facing when it comes to open-source software.

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U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan Genomic data are central to basic science research, pharmaceutical drug and vaccine development, forensic investigations, and much more. Join @NIST’s #NCCoE for a webinar on 1/26 at 11 AM ET… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan The world needs your ideas! Learn how to unleash them from teams of innovators who will expand our knowledge of inner and outer space. Register for the first free installment of Together in Innovation hosted by @USPTO… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan Here’s how bad the chip shortage is, according to the White House… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan RT @SecRaimondo: We aren’t even close to being out of the woods as it relates to the supply problems with semiconductors… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan “We aren’t even close to being out of the woods as it relates to the supply problems with semiconductors” – @SecRaimondo… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan 📰 The U.S. supply of computer chips has fallen to alarmingly low levels, raising the prospect of factory shutdowns… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan The COVID pandemic created short supply and high demand across many industries, including semiconductors. Read @SecRaimondo’s announcement on the Results of the RFI on the Semiconductor Supply Chain…  Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan In September, @CommerceGov launched a Request for Information (RFI) on the semiconductor supply chain that gave new insight into the complex & global semiconductor supply chain… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan RT @SecRaimondo: Commerce has been focused on the challenges of addressing the semiconductor shortage. The RFI findings confirm the urgent economic & national security need… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan Today, @CommerceGov released the results from the Risks in the Semiconductor Supply Chain Request for Information… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov25 Jan RT @DepSecGraves: Semiconductors are the building blocks of our modern economy. Great day with @SenSchumer and @GovKathyHochul in New York… Details  |  Retweet

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(PENNSYLVANIA) JUST IN: A truck carrying about 100 monkeys has been involved in a crash in the US as local authorities search for at least three of the monkeys that appeared to have escaped the vehicle #AceNewsDesk report

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#AceDailyNews says according to an AP News Report: US authorities search for missing monkeys after truck carrying 100 primates crashes in Pennsylvania

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Crates holding live monkeys are collected next to the trailer they were being transported in along a road.
The search to find the missing monkeys is underway.(AP: Jimmy May, Bloomsburg Press Enterprise)
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The truck carrying the animals crashed with a garbage truck on Friday afternoon local time in Montour County, Pennsylvania, State Police Trooper Andrea Pelachick told local newspaper The Daily Item.

The truck had been on its way to a lab, Ms Pelachick said.

Montour Country residents joined the police in their search for the missing monkeys in nearby woods.

“We just decided to come and try, see if we could find one,” Nate Allen told local news station WKBN27.

“I saw it on Facebook, and actually this started as kind of a family fun joke about just making an experience and going to try and save a monkey, so I actually brought a kennel, flashlights, night vision goggles,” he said.

There are monkeys on the loose in my hometown. I repeat: Monkeys. On. The. Loose. Nothing this exciting happened when I lived there. https://t.co/xWGcsWKkJF— Riley Sager (@riley_sager) January 22, 2022

An investigation into the accident is underway.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission, the Centers for Disease Control and other agencies have been called in to help with the investigation.

Ms Pelachick told NBC News it was not clear if the missing lab monkeys were carrying any illnesses.

Monkeys are commonly used in scientific research for the production of treatments and vaccines for human illnesses, including coronavirus.

Researchers have found some forms of primate illnesses such as malaria or herpes are transmissible to humans.

Authorities have asked residents who might see the monkeys to keep their distance and contact the police.

A police helicopter was used to try to track down the monkeys with thermal cameras, according to WNEP news, as temperatures dropped to single digits.

It was unclear if any people or animals were injured in the crash.

A man checks a crate transporting monkeys in the middle of the road.
Authorities have asked residents who might see the monkeys to keep their distance and contact police.(AP: Jimmy May, Bloomsburg Press Enterprise)
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The American Folklife Centre Report: Library of Congress Rolls Out Third Season of ‘America Works’ Podcast

#AceNewsReport – Jan.23: While economic experts predict a full global recovery, employers and workers have faced a tumultuous few years and rising inflation is fueling additional anxiety in many American homes.

#AceDailyNews says that The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress is kicking off 2022 with the much-awaited third season of “America Works,” a podcast series celebrating the diversity, resilience and creativity of American workers in the face of economic uncertainty. The new season, launched today, features riveting stories from a teacher and workers at a circus, a meat plant, a vineyard, and a now-closed Boeing factory, among others.

Library of Congress Rolls Out Third Season of ‘America Works’ Podcast
Library of Congress Rolls Out Third Season of ‘America Works’ Podcast

The eight-episode series, part of the American Folklife Center’s ongoing “Occupational Folklife Project”, aims to introduce listeners to a diverse range of voices and perspectives within the changing American workforce. Each 10-minute episode includes workers whose narratives add to the wealth of our shared national experience. The first episode is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and atloc.gov/podcasts.Subsequent episodes will be released each Thursday through March 10, 2022.

“The eloquence, optimism, and insights of American workers never fail to impress me. Especially during these trying times, I feel honored to help ensure that their stories become part of our national record by being documented and archived here at the Library of Congress,” said Nancy Groce, host of “America Works” and senior folklife specialist at the American Folklife Center. “This podcast series features highlights of these interviews and reassures me that America still works.”

Given these challenges, the stories told in “America Works” are a timely reminder of the spirit and grit of the American workforce and they will be added to the historical record of the nation’s library.

Season Features First-Hand Accounts of a Factory Worker, Architect, Teacher, Circus Clown and More: Release Date: 20 January 2022

The third season of “America Works” includes

Episode 1— Mario Cervantes, a Hispanic former skilled factory worker for Boeing aircraft in Wichita, Kansas, discusses his family’s long ties to the company and his disappointment that the aviation giant, a community mainstay for over eight decades, shut down its operations there. 

Episode 2— Roberta Washington, an African American architect based in New York City, discusses her work designing various public works projects, including the African Burial Ground Interpretive Center for the National Park Service. She also discusses the challenges of being a Black professional in a field that, especially when she started, was dominated by White men. 

Episode 3— Henrietta Ivey, a home health care professional in Detroit, Michigan, talks about her pride in helping clients stay in their homes safely and with comfort and dignity. She says home healthcare professionals often encounter hurtful comments, lack of respect and challenging work environments. 

Episode 4— Delores Fortuna, a professional potter and owner of Fortuna Pottery in Galena, Illinois, explains how she discovered her love for pottery as a college student and later helped establish annual “pottery tours” to introduce the public to local artisans. 

Episode 5— Kira Fobbs, an elementary school teacher in Madison, Wisconsin, since 1996, discusses how her multiethnic heritage helped shape her career teaching 3rd and 4th graders and special education students. She explains that she had pursued a law degree to “help change the world” but instead became a teacher to change the culture “by changing the kids.”

Episode 6— Thomas Sink, a retired circus performer better known as “Popcorn the Circus Comic” in Mead, Oklahoma, spent more than three decades entertaining audiences throughout the Midwest. Despite the high turnover and other challenges that come with the job, Popcorn points out he remained a clown because “it’s a neat life… and I loved the audiences.”

Episode 7— William (Bill) Hatch, a winery worker and owner of Zephaniah Farm Vineyard in Leesburg, Virginia, transformed his multi-generational family dairy and cattle farm into a successful winery. He explains that he started with just over a thousand vines and has transitioned to “more fun” as one of more than 280 wine growers in Virginia. Clients never complimented his milk, but they love his wine, he says. 

Episode 8— Komla “Sam” Ewu, a meatpacking plant worker in Beardstown, Illinois, left a prestigious but unprofitable career as an English teacher in his native Togo and migrated to the United States in 2011 after winning a visa lottery. Ewu says he’s grateful because, while he’s “just a meat cutter” performing a grueling job, he is pursuing his American Dream and working hard to bring his family States-side. 

Each “America Works” episode is based on a longer interview from the American Folklife Center’s Occupational Folklife Project, a multi-year initiative to document workforce culture. Over the past 12 years, fieldworkers from the American Folklife Center have interviewed more than 1,200 working Americans, documenting their experiences in more than 100 professions. More than 500 of these full-length interviews are now available online.

The first two seasons of “America Works”, launched in August 2020 and April 2021, respectively, are also available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and at loc.gov/podcasts.  Listen to a trailer for “America Works” and subscribe here:https://loc.gov/podcasts/america-works/

About the American Folklife Center

The American Folklife Center was created by Congress in 1976 and placed at the Library of Congress to “preserve and present American folklife” through programs of research, documentation, archival presentation, reference service, live performance, exhibition, public programs and training. The Center includes the Archive of Folk Culture, which was established in 1928 and is now one of the largest collections of ethnographic material from the United States and around the world.

About the Library of Congress

The Library of Congress is the world’s largest library, offering access to the creative record of the United States — and extensive materials from around the world — both on-site and online. It is the main research arm of the U.S. Congress and the home of the U.S. Copyright Office. Explore collections, reference services and other programs and plan a visit atloc.gov; access the official site for U.S. federal legislative information atcongress.gov;and register creative works of authorship atcopyright.gov.

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Media Contact: María Peña, mpena@loc.gov

Public Contact: John Fenn, jofe@loc.gov

Website: Library of Congress Podcasts

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2022-01-20

ISSN 0731-3527

#AceNewsDesk report ……….Published: Jan.23: 2022:

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U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @SecRaimondo: Dr. King famously said, “The time is always right to do what is right.” And it’s the right time to carry forward his legacy in the fight for civil rights & equity… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @DepSecGraves: Nearly 60 years ago, at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged our nation to “to make real the promises of democracy.” Six decades later we are still very much a work in progress—but that is not to say that progress has not been made… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @fordschool: #PolicyTalks is LIVE 🔴 with U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce @DepSecGraves on “This is America: Building a more equitable economy.”… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @BISgov: Did you know #MLKDay is a day of service? Dr. King once said, “Everyone can be great because everyone can serve.” Where will you serve on #MLKDay?… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @USMBDA: We’re celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, established to honor the life and legacy of Dr. King… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan RT @SecRaimondo: Today our nation honors the extraordinary life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov17 Jan Today we commemorate the life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Honor his legacy with a day of service… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov16 Jan Under the Biden-Harris Administration, @CommerceGov is leveraging every tool we have to create economic opportunity in the clean energy economy… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov16 Jan 🌊🐟🔬@NOAAeducation student scholarship programs provide opportunities for undergraduate students to gain hands-on experience…  Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov16 Jan In honor of the Year 2021, we have compiled a list of the top 21 blogs which generated the most attention and encompassed our mission to create conditions for economic growth and opportunity for all Americans… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov15 Jan Get the latest data and reports produced by @tradegov’s team of trade specialists. View trade statistics here… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov15 Jan 🌐📶@NTIAgov is responsible for distributing more than $48 billion of the $65 billion allocated by the bipartisan infrastructure law…  Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov15 Jan Department of Commerce Holds its First Equity Town Hall… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan For manufacturers, #AI can be a game-changer. Greater efficiencies, lower costs, improved quality and reduced downtime are just some of the potential benefits. This technology is not only for large manufacturers… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan RT @BEA_News: We’ve updated our prototype statistics that measure how U.S. personal income is distributed across households… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan The Department of Commerce seeks comments to the draft Learning Agenda for FY22-FY26 by Jan 31, 2022 5 PM ET… Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan #NEWS: @NIST issued a notice of intent, looking for nominations to join its first Internet of Things Advisory Board…  Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan The Department of Commerce is seeking nominations for a new advisory panel on the Internet of Things…. Details  |  Retweet


U.S. Commerce Dept. CommerceGov14 Jan $1.5 million made available to Kansas communities for tourism attraction improvements through the #AmericanRescuePlan @US_EDATravel, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation grants… Details  |  Retweet

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