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1. I do believe that an opportunity does exist, the need for internet in the Providence area. 2. To be more specific I believe that high speed internet is a need. Secondly, I expect that this is a need for everyone especially students. This need comes from an advanced and growing world where high speed internet is becoming a prominent need especially in the Providence area. The people trying to meet this need now have to settle with one of the following: either doing without, having one or more hotspots to connect to or unreliable satellite internet. I am about 85% sure that this is a major need. 3A. Kim Beasley 4A. The nature of the need for her is high speed internet so that her grand daughter can complete tasks and assignments given to her in school. Therefore, she needs it to help her 9 yr old granddaughter. Recently in the past few months she has experienced the need for high speed internet when teachers announced the beginning of online work. She only has a need for high sp

1. Making a difference in South Africa http://infoweb.newsbank.com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/resources/doc/nb/news/16978D09A91A8D70?p=WORLDNEWS     This is an informative session to educate and collect support for entrepreneurs in South Africa around Cape town. This session is open to all students regardless of the college path. The goal is to find students who are willing to help who are strong, determined, and dedicated to helping the businesses.  There is a history of poorly equipped and educated entrepreneurs that could use help in South Africa. The South African business people are the ones in need of help. They are highly disadvantaged compared to the resources we have in the U.S. 2. Hiring: Lake Wauburg Lifeguard  http://infoweb.newsbank.com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/resources/doc/nb/news/16978D09ADFF2580?p=WORLDNEWS RecSports is in search of a new lifeguard in the Spring. They are on the waterfront and are taking applications now. A certified lifeguard is needed

I would say I’ve always been around entrepreneurs because at some point in their lives both sides of my family have run business/businesses. In fact as long as I can remember my grandmother always had some sort of business in her shop whether it was selling random items or sewing things. One time in particular I remember is when my dad planted watermelons and I sold them out of my grandmother’s shop. I was around the age of nine, my father and I would pick a truck load of watermelons to take to town from there my grandmother and I sold them from the shop. After a while I got the idea to become a traveling salesman, so I gathered up my cousin and loaded a wagon and off we went selling to the courthouse, post office and anyone else along the way. The reason I enrolled in Ent 3003 was because I have the idea that later in life I would like to open my own business. I hope to gain the skills and knowledge to do so successfully.

1.        No hardline internet providers in Providence Fl. Why it exists?   Providence is in a rural area that is on the outskirts of AT&T’S boundaries so they don’t provide services and because its within the boundaries no one else is allowed in. 2.        No real parking for undergrad students at UF. Why it exists? There is such a vast amount of students at the college that it’s not possible to accommodate each of them with a parking spot so many resort to buses and bikes. 3.        Rountree Moore Chevy in Lake City doesn’t have parts until the next day. Why it exists? Rountree Moore doesn’t have enough warehouse space for parts, just space to work on cars. 4.        The traffic on 90 in Lake City around noon. Why it exists? 90 is the main road and where a majority of restaurants are located so around lunch time everyone crowds the same road. 5.        The longer waits at Florida Credit Union in Lake City. Why it exists? They don’t face customers dire

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