In Altoona, Pennsylvania, today for the last of three days of CareerLink training. CareerLink is something like a one-stop service for state aid -- to the unemployed, to job seekers, to veterans, to the poor. Thirteen CareerLink supervisors are here for the training. We are at the Alleghany Mountains Convention Center in Altoona, Pennsylvania. That's is Diane Spokus, on of the instructors, in the photograph at the left.

Training continues until noon, when I will return to State College, pick up some materials from my office, and, then, travel in Rose Baker's auto to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We will stay at the Wyndham Garden Hotel at University Place. Then, tomorrow, we make our presentation at the Patient-Focused Care Symposium at Magee-Womens Hospital of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dinner for all symposium presenters hosted at the Duquesne Club, designated the country's number 1 city club in 1997, 2000, 2003, and 2006 by the Club Leaders Forum.

Back to State College tomorrow night very late.