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Free Webinar "Adjustment of Status" NEXT WEEK: February 17th   Webinar: Adjustment of Status Learn the rules for getting permanent residence in the United States, the process known as "adjustment of status." For most applicants, adjustment of status is the preferred method to obtain permanent residence (as opposed to interviewing at a U.S. consulate abroad).  Some applicants, if not eligible to adjust status, must leave the United States for up to ten years before getting an immigrant visa.  The webinar will answer the question of who, and who cannot adjust status and explain the processing rules.      Where: Online When: Thursday, February 17, 2011  1:30 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. Speakers:   Allan Wernick, Esq. Director CUNY Citizenship Now     Alizabeth Newman, Esq. Director of Immigrant Initiatives CUNY School of Law     Moderator: Patricia Wonder, Esq. Instructor, CUNY School of Professional Studies Partner, Johnson Wonder PLLC   Quicklinks: Sponsored by: CUNY Citizenship Now!   CUNY School of Professional Studies For more information regarding our Monthly Webinar Series, please visit: www.cuny.edu/citizenshipnow/webinars

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I stopped when I returned to New York. But I miss these posts. It's
time to resume. Since I'm not there, we'll be posting the lunch of my
ace marketing colleague Carmen Concha. I know this wasn't in the job
description Carmen, but hey - things change.

TODAY'S LUNCH Guiso de Coliflor con Pollo (chicken and cauliflower stew)

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In January of 2011, the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York
will open the doors of The
Indie Film Clinic, which will provide free legal services to
qualifying New York filmmakers producing
independent, documentary, and student films. The first program of its
kind in New York City, the
Clinic is designed to help the nascent and indie producer meet the
often challenging legal demands of
filmmaking. All work on selected projects will be undertaken free of charge.

For more information, visit the Clinic at
http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/indiefilmclinic or call 212.790.0417
to discuss scheduling an initial interview.

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