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says the Lord, your Redeemer, and
the one who formed you from the
womb, “I, the Lord, am the maker of
all things, Stretching out the
heavens by Myself. And spreading out
the earth all alone, Isaiah
44:24 "All
those who hate me love death" Proverbs
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Lord's man, Jesus
Christ Super Star, Michael Jerel Pippen since
1949. I'm not black in white man's game but Jehovah's begotten
in His game. King of the
Angels, joined by wingmen Archangels Gabriel (Avenging
Angel) & Michael (Destroyer of Worlds) and Armies to
plow the road. When the Creator want to get in man's
face He send Jesus. Video |
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Trumps and confederates the devil's own The CREATOR has
set His face
against Trumps world wide. The yang is the same
- then it was alleged Humans replacing Angels -
rallies were held, speakers spoke, the
CREATOR watched
them jump up and down,
culminating in Booyah. None will be
allowed to assassinate him prior to
election, when whose running with the devil
indisputable identify themselves.
The American voters
have spoken, electing Donald Trump
President-elect 2024.
Be careful what you asked for because you may
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NCInnovation adds three more hubs at UNC System institutions
Nonprofit expands statewide presence with new hubs at App State,
Fayetteville State, and UNC Wilmington, increasing support for
applied research commercialization
Raleigh, NC – Today, the University of North
Carolina System announced that Appalachian State University,
Fayetteville State University, and the University of North Carolina
Wilmington will join East Carolina University, University of North
Carolina at Charlotte, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical
State University, and Western Carolina University as headquarter
locations for NCInnovation's applied research support.
NCInnovation is a nonprofit organization that unlocks the real-world
research potential of North Carolina's world-class public
universities. The organization provides grant funding and other
support to university researchers working on discoveries that have
practical application and commercial promise. Earlier this year,
NCInnovation approved its first
slate of research grants to support projects at seven
universities. NCInnovation will expand its team to support the
pipeline of projects in these areas.
Regional directors at NCInnovation hubs serve researchers on their
respective campuses and at nearby universities and connect
NCInnovation grant recipients with industry and business services to
advance their research towards commercialization. With this addition
of three university hubs, and the hiring of additional staff,
NCInnovation will be able to offer more time and support to UNC
System researchers whose projects have market potential.
"Research is a pillar of the UNC System's
mission and a critical part of our service to North Carolinians,"
said UNC System President Peter Hans. "Already, NCInnovation has
funded projects for institutional researchers who are developing
cancer treatments, vaccines, and clean drinking water solutions,
among other important innovations. This expansion will allow our
scientists to bring more discoveries to market and to work for the
people of this state." link
ANDY WALLACE
Director of Media Relations
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NIFA Invests $26.8 Million
to Further Commercialize Small
Business-Led Innovations
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WASHINGTON, October 31, 2024
— Today, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture's (USDA)
National Institute of Food and
Agriculture (NIFA) announced an
investment of over $26.8 million as
part of the USDA
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)
and Small Business Technology
Transfer (STTR) programs. The
awards will support 42 small
businesses conducting high-quality
research that addresses critical
scientific challenges and
opportunities in agriculture.
"When small businesses succeed,
local economies and communities do
too," said USDA Chief Scientist and
Under Secretary for Research,
Education and Economics Dr. Chavonda
Jacobs-Young. "Today's investment
underscores the Biden-Harris
Administration's commitment to
supporting small businesses to grow
and thrive and help their
communities do the same.
Science-based innovations from
federally funded research, often
developed through public-private
partnerships, create products and
services that increase productivity
locally and enhance competitiveness
for U.S. agriculture globally."
The awards announced
today include the second round of
USDA NIFA-funded SBIR/STTR awards,
and each proposes innovative or
disruptive solutions ranging from
food science and nutrition to
conservation of natural resources.
The program targets early-stage
projects in the private sector
poised to deliver significant public
benefits and strengthen the role of
federal research and development in
support of small businesses, many of
which are owned by women or
historically underserved
populations.
"The SBIR and STTR programs are
crucial for nurturing small business
innovation, driving economic growth
and maintaining U.S. leadership in
global technology," said USDA NIFA
Director Dr. Manjit K. Misra. "By
providing early-stage funding,
encouraging partnerships with
academia and reducing financial
risks for investors, these programs
play a pivotal role in the
development and commercialization of
groundbreaking technologies."
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North Carolina A&T State
University, where the students
made the brick to build the
building to be educated, has
provided 135 years of Access and
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AI is
not new to the North
Carolina A&T State
University who was host
for the 26th Modern
Artificial Intelligence
and Cognitive Science
Conference in April
25-26, 2015. One
man in a truck does the
job of three men in a
truck in 2024, April
4th, 1968 when Martin
Luther King, Jr. was
assassinated attempting
to mediate a garbage men
dispute in Memphis
Tennessee. link |
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The School of Science &
Technology, at North
Carolina A&T State
University presents its SCITECH
WEEK March 18-23rd.
Technology Week is to
educate, inform, and
display the field of
technology and its place
as a career choice.
Technology is one of the
fields that is in a job
growth pattern and meets
the strategic direction
of the country by
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economy is
increasingly
reliant on
data and
technology,
and the
demand for
professionals
in cloud
computing,
analytics
and network
security has
increased as
well,” said
Abdellah
Ahmidouch,
Ph.D., dean
of the
College of
Science and
Technology.
“N.C. A&T
makes
graduate
STEM
education
accessible
and
continues to
meet demand
by giving
our students
the in-depth
expertise
and hands-on
experience
they need to
be the 21st
century STEM
leaders.” File
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After
numerous alerts to
NC officials the power
of the Lord Bitch-Slapped
North Carolina- You
broke it you own
it: People
of color shall have
opportunities other
than sports and
entertainment |
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get man's attention
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Miguel Cardona and U.S.
Secretary of Agriculture Thomas
Vilsack today sent letters to 16
governors emphasizing the over
$12 billion disparity in funding
between land-grant Historically
Black Colleges and Universities
(HBCUs) and their non-HBCU
land-grant peers in their
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Governor of
Alabama, Governor of Arkansas ,
Governor of Florida, Governor of
Georgia, Governor of Kentucky,
Governor of Louisiana, Governor
of Maryland, Governor of
Mississippi, Governor of
Missouri, Governor of Oklahoma,
Governor of South Carolina,
Governor of Tennessee, Governor
of Texas , Governor of Virginia,
Governor of West Virginia,
Governor of North Carolina
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Alabama A&M
University, University of
Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical
University, Fort Valley State
University, Kentucky State
University, Southern University
and A & M College, University of
Maryland Eastern Shore, Alcorn
State University, Lincoln
University, Langston University,
South Carolina State University,
Tennessee State University,
Prairie View A & M University,
Virginia State University, West
Virginia State University, and
North Carolina A & T State
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Letters expressed as
“unacceptable funding inequities
have forced many of our nation’s
distinguished Historically Black
Colleges and Universities to
operate with  inadequate
resources and delay critical
investments in everything from
campus infrastructure to
research and development to
student support services,” said
U.S. Secretary of Education
Miguel Cardona. These
institutions and the talented,
diverse students they serve must
have equitable  funding
in order to reach their full
potential and continue driving
innovation. The Biden-Harris
Administration is proud to have
made record investments in our
HBCUs, but to compete in the
21st century we need state
leaders to step up and live up
to their legally required
obligations to our historically
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UNC Board
of Governors' member
Darrell Allison Chair of
UNC Committee on
Historically
Minority-Serving
Institutions and member
of UNC BOG Budget and
Finance Committee,
faced stiff head wind
from other members of
the Committee and larger
UNC institutions
chancellors, in his
attempt to secure
funding from the UNC
Repair Budget |
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Michael J. Pippen, Sr.
05.17.21
 Board
member Darrell Allison
Chair of UNC Committee
on Historically
Minority-Serving
Institutions and member
of UNC BOG Budget and
Finance Committee,
faced a stiff head wind
from other members of
the Committee and larger
UNC institutions
chancellors, in his
attempt to secure
funding from the UNC
Repair Budget, from the
latter committee, to
provide monies for
Minority, medium and
small UNC Institution,
for emergency
generators to prevent
those institutions from
having to shutdown
pursuant local power
failures. [Video]
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Reported in the
media 30 building
are without heat
NC
A&T Facilities
update September 22,
2023 indicated three
of four boilers
imploded at the
university heating
plant. A rental
boiler was secured
but its capacity and
the status of
repairs was not
discussed
01.17.24. William
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stated, 1862 land-grant
universities were founded
through the First Morrill Act of
1862 which provided states with
federal land that could be sold
to support the colleges. Under
the Second Morrill Act of 1890,
states choosing to open a second
land-grant university to serve Black
students were
required to provide an equitable
distribution of state funds
between their 1862 and 1890
land-grant institutions.
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to Governor Roy Cooper, North
Carolina A & T State University,
the 1890 land-grant institution
in your state, while producing
extraordinary graduates that
contribute greatly to the
state’s economy and the fabric
of our nation, has not been able
to advance in ways that are on
par with North Carolina State
University at Raleigh, the
original Morrill Act of 1862
land-grant institution in your
state, in large part due to
unbalanced funding. Unquotable
funding of the 1890 institution
in your state has caused a
severe financial gap, in the
last 30 years alone, an
additional additional $2,079,934,848 would
have been available for the
university. Photo screen capture
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OF AGRICULTURE AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
is housed in Caver Hall
built in THE 50's. Video |
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Whereas under the Second Morrill
Act of 1890, states choosing to
open a second land-grant
university to serve Black
students. The
upshot is whether U.S. Secretary
of Education Miguel Cardona and
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Thomas Vilsack are complicit or
aiding and abetting violations
of the U.S. Constitution's
Fourteenth Amendment and Title
VI of the Civil Rights Act of
1964 by continuing to distribute
federal funds to the 16 states
whose governors were notified of
the over $12 billion disparity
in funding between land-grant
Historically Black Colleges and
Universities (HBCUs) and their
non-HBCU land-grant peers in
their states. |
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After numerous warnings to NC officials power
of the Lord Bitch-Slapped
North Carolina Link |
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North
Carolina A&T is where
the students made the
bricks to build the
building in which to be
educated. 
