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2014 National Conference Preview — Albert Mohler
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 23, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsHere's a preview of what to expect from Dr. Mohler at our 2014 National Conference in Orlando. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: The Tabernacle, Scripture, & Christology
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 22, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources cover such topics as the tabernacle, Scripture, Christology, the atonement, Christian growth, theology, the incarnation, and more. Keep Reading
Introducing Blueprint: New from Ligonier Connect
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 21, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsWe have always sought to work with the local church, providing materials to be studied in the context of a Bible-believing community. It's also why we are launching an ambitious new education tool for Christians. We call it Blueprint. Keep Reading
Ordinary Means
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 21, 2013 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Ordinary Means, Michael G. Brown's contribution to the November issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
Social Media Highlights (11/17/13)
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 17, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsHere are highlights from our various Facebook and Twitter accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
Google Hangout with W. Robert Godfrey: Protestantism, Worldliness, & Church History
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 15, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsOn November 15 we were joined by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, president and professor of church history at Westminster Seminary California and Ligonier Teaching Fellow, for a conversation about some of the perils facing the evangelical church, our need to stand for theological integrity, and the value of studying church history. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Apologetics, Worldviews, & Martin Luther
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 15, 2013 Category: Ministry NewsIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources cover such topics as apologetics, worldviews, Martin Luther, the Apostle's Creed, Roman Catholicism, music, Christmas, the Gospel of John, and more. Keep Reading
Peace: Classic Readings for Christmas, New from Stephen Nichols and Reformation Trust
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 14, 2013 Category: Reformation TrustPeace: Classic Readings for Christmas, a new book from Dr. Stephen J. Nichols, reminds us of the real meaning of Christmas, a cosmic event that reaches beyond December 25th and affects every life, every day, for all of time. Jesus is our peace (Eph. 2:14a). Keep Reading
Of Veils and Vales
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 14, 2013 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Of Veils and Vales, R.C. Sproul Jr.'s contribution to the November issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
Ligonier Academy Partners with ReformaDos to Train Church Leaders in Puerto Rico
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 12, 2013 Category: Ligonier AcademyLigonier Academy has partnered with ReformaDos in Puerto Rico to serve Spanish speaking church leaders. Later this month, Ligonier Academy will send one of many trusted theologians and pastors to Arecibo, Puerto Rico to teach courses for a "school of ministry" program. We are grateful for this opportunity to partner with ReformaDos as they organize and host these events. Keep Reading


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ITEM#: 11537436Take your love of photography on the road with this handsome Aktiv Pak camera backpack. Designed for organization and protection of your camera equipment, this backpack zips open to reveal individual pockets for holding a large SLR camera and its accessories, including flashes and lenses, without pieces touching one another. The bag is made from nylon, so its resistant to water, and it comes with an all-weather rain cover for use during inclement weather. Adjustable straps allow you to customize the fit of the backpack to your individual needs.
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Masters of government spectrum take note – the National Telecommunications and Information Administration has released its fourth interim progress report on the government's 10-year plan to open up 500 megahertz of federal spectrum to commercial use for mobile broadband.
A pair of presidential memoranda on spectrum policy put agencies on notice that they would have to take inventory of their holding and actual use of spectrum, and it appears the time is coming for agencies to justify their holdings or give them back.
In an appendix to the interim report released June 5, NTIA gets into the weeds about the 960 MHz of federal spectrum it has identified for possible sharing with commercial firms, and wants detailed data from agency users on radio transmission, reception, time of use and more.
The NTIA will feed the verified agency data into a new metric called Total Spectrum Usage, which explains the "percentage of time the authorized systems within a geographic area transmit or receive on a frequency and bandwidth."
Agencies will receive detailed instructions on how to comply with the data request in early July. The NTIA is scheduled to have its calculations ready in May 2015.
The Department of Veterans Affairs on June 9 released the results of its internal audit of scheduling practices at VA hospitals, which the agency said aimed to "identify factors that interfere with schedulers' ability to facilitate timely care for veterans."
The auditors found that front-line scheduling staff said the lack of available appointments with health care providers was the biggest barrier, and that poor training or "the inflexiblity of the legacy VistA scheduling software" -- which had been "posited as significant inhibitors" -- were cited "much less often."
Whatever the obstacles, though, 13 percent of the schedulers surveyed said they'd been instructed to enter dates into the system "other than the date a veteran asks to be seen."
Amtrak is soliciting bids for a proof-of-concept project to upgrade its on-board Wi-Fi service in the Northeast Corridor.
The plan is to build a dedicated, wireless, trackside network that provides broadband-speed Internet between Washington and Boston, the passenger rail service said in a news release. The proposal would allow Amtrak to drop existing restrictions on streaming media and large file downloads.
The goal is to increase available bandwidth per train from 10Mbps to a minimum of 25 Mbps, and scalable to faster speeds as technology allows.
"We know that our customers want a consistently reliable and fast on-board Wi-Fi experience -- something we cannot guarantee today on our busiest trains when hundreds of customers want to go online at the same time -- and we want to make that possible," said Amtrak Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Matt Hardison.
GSA moved a step closer to a common acquisition platform by awarding task orders for its CAMEO program to Lockheed Martin and Alliant Solution Partners.
The GSA Application Maintenance, Enhancement, and Operations (CAMEO) program supports its Office of Chief Information Officer with a transformative update to the agency's Federal Acquisition Service's (FAS) business systems, the agency said in a June 9 statement. The task orders, made under CAMEO (for Lockheed) and CAMEO Small Business (for Alliant) contracts, will support the agency's mission to deliver products and services by updating mission-critical systems that are used to support agencies across the federal government.
The program streamlines an integrated IT portfolio of about 90 business applications, covering development and modernization, as well as operations and maintenance of the business applications used by FAS to deliver products and services. The applications support a wide variety of FAS systems and programs, including GSA Global Supply, Multiple Award Schedules, Personal Property Management, Travel, Fleet, Purchase Card Services and Integrated Technology programs.
Nevada has received the Federal Aviation Administration's third certificate of authority to begin operating an unmanned aerial systems (UAS) test site in the United States.
The state is one of six sites across the country that the FAA tapped to host one of the facilities. The others are at the University of Alaska; Griffiss International Airport in Rome, N.Y.; the North Dakota Department of Commerce; Texas A&M University's Corpus Christi campus; and Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg. The University of Alaska received its COA in early May and North Dakota received the first one in April.
The FAA said in a June 6 statement that it granted Nevada a two-year certificate of waiver or authorization to use an Insitu ScanEagle at the Desert Rock Airport in Mercury. The facility, according to the FAA, is owned and operated by the Department of Energy and is not for general use. The ScanEagle will fly at or below 3,000 feet, monitored by a visual observer and mission commander. Initial flights will verify that a UAS can operate safely at the airport, said FAA.
The Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development said in a June 6 statement that the FAA's COA authorizes the use of an unmanned aerial vehicle for a first responder exercise in which the vehicle "will be 'eyes on scene' during a mock emergency exercise."
Hundreds of National Institute of Health employees working at a building leased by the agency in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., have been telecommuting for weeks because the edifice suffered structural failure after a jolt in mid-May, but the agency's GWAC operations were not affected.
After NIH personnel observed cracks in the building, the building manager commissioned a structural engineer to conduct an analysis to determine what occurred and when the building can be occupied, NIH spokesman Bradley Moss said in an email to FCW.
Moss said that operations for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the Office of the Director and NIH Clinical Center were housed at the affected building, with 396 employees.
Earlier reports had said that NIH's government-wide IT acquisition contract administrator -- the Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) -- was also headquartered at the building.
However, Moss said NITAAC has no employees in the building and isn't a tenant there. According to Moss, all NITAAC offices are located in a building across the street at 6011 Executive Blvd. in Rockville and it has no satellite offices or staff located elsewhere.
Structural members that hold the building up show rust and deterioration at their bases, where they're bolted to the concrete foundation, Hadi Mansouri, chief operating officer at the Montgomery County Department of Permitting Services, told FCW in a telephone interview. But Mansouri said the bump that building occupants heard May 16 most likely wasn't associated with the cracks and rust. He declined to estimate how long it might be before occupants could return to the building.
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Reader: No Jockeying
Joseph from NYC (loudly) disagrees with my analysis that there is some discord among the growing same-sex advocacy community.
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Azi, what are you talking about?
Last week, Fight Back held a contest to name the next target. "Next week we'll announce a new target." Hardly the 'jockeying' you report it to be. Your evidence? The fact that they make the announcement on the "frist" (EDITOR!) business day back from the holiday.


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Readers of all ages have celebrated the work of Bill Martin Jr and Lois Ehlert ever since their first collaboration on Chicka Chicka Boom Boom more than twenty-five years ago. Now these two picture-book geniuses are together again in this dynamic and visually stunning counting-and-natural history picture book that's just perfect for reading aloud--and comes complete with a glossary filled with intriguing information about all of the caterpillar stars!
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"From the accomplished creators of the classic Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (1989) comes this captivating, rhyming offering for the lap-sit crowd. Here, Ehlert lends her signature watercolor-collage artwork to the late Martins text, which was originally published in 1967. On each spread, a different caterpillar moves through a brilliantly hued garden scene filled with flora and fauna, which are identified in small print. Many images, such as monarchs and roses, will be familiar to kids, while others, such as cabbage looper moths and gaillardias, will likely expand their knowledge...a final spread, featuring a countdown of each caterpillar and the butterfly it becomes, along with a few facts, creates a pleasing end to this beautiful title, which will be a natural hit with young children."
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"Move over very hungry caterpillar—10 little caterpillars have arrived.
Martins posthumous release rests in illustrator Ehlerts capable hands, resulting in a picture book that delivers on his reputation as a master of engaging, rhythmic, rhyming text as it presents some of Ehlerts best work to date. Arresting jacket art introduces 10 little caterpillars munching on a verdant, heart-shaped leaf against a white background. Open, white backgrounds of interior spreads allow the collages vibrant colors to stand out in clean, visually dynamic spreads that invite readers to pore over the flora, other creatures and the caterpillars themselves who populate the pages. Each caterpillar from the jacket gets its own spread, with one climbing a cabbage head, another carried off to school in a jar and another falling into the sea. The 10th caterpillar, however, becomes a butterfly in a satisfying, if predictable, culmination of the verse. But wait—theres more! Concluding pages identify each caterpillar in sequence, provide readers with information about what they eat and reveal the kinds of moths and butterflies that result from their metamorphoses.
Equal parts counting book, nature book and ideal read-aloud fodder, this is a beauty of an offering from a familiar team."
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"In this attractive counting book with a scientific flair, 10 little caterpillars creep and crawl through gardens, vegetable patches, and apple orchards.... Ehlerts watercolor collages, presented in the style of botanical illustrations complete with identifying labels, eloquently re-create the natural habitat of each creature.... An imaginative introduction to ordinal numbers and the process of metamorphosis."
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It is said too often, but the upcoming elections are critical for the future of Anchorage. The control of the Assembly (and possibly the identity of an interim mayor) hangs in the balance. Voters on April 1 will have a clear choice regarding the direction of the Municipality. Do we want Assembly members who view their primary job as protecting the taxpayer from unnecessary government spending, or do we want an Assembly that will always "tax to the cap" and view the tax cap as little more than a regrettable impediment to greater spending?
I am running for Assembly because I want to do my utmost to ensure Anchorage remains the same land of opportunity for future generations that it has been for my family. The key to doing that is to ensure that government remains limited and focused on its essential functions (public safety, infrastructure and education) and that an environment exists in which the private sector can flourish and grow our economy.
I believe I have the skills, experience and background to make a real difference on the Assembly. I have served my country as a paratrooper, my community as a police officer, and since moving to Anchorage I have been chair of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce on two separate occasions. I currently serve on the Chamber's board of directors, as a commissioner on the Municipal Transportation Commission, and as a board member on the Anchorage Employee Relations Board. I have also been president of my local home owners association and chair of the State Mental Health Board.
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Unlike my opponents I support moving the municipal elections to November in 2017. We have a well documented record of achieving greater voter turnout in November. The more people who vote, the harder it becomes for any special interest to exert an outsized influence. Accordingly, moving the elections to November is another mechanism for protecting the taxpayer.
It is almost cliché for candidates to simply tout spending for education as an "investment in our future." It truly is -- but not every investment is a wise investment. Even though the Assembly does not have a direct role in the details of the operations of the Anchorage School District, I believe Assembly members should be advocates for the taxpayers in their districts to ensure that the substantial investment we make in education is a wise investment. Accordingly, I think it is important for Assembly members to use their influence over the ASD budget to push for greater efficiencies and to encourage sensible innovation in the manner in which we provide education.
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