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The Russian Foreign Minister, Andrei Kozyrev, yesterday strongly criticised the Nato air campaign in Bosnia but promised, none the less, to support the American-led diplomatic initiative to end the conflict.
Mr Kozyrev voiced sharp disagreement with the visiting Foreign Secretary, Malcolm Rifkind, over Western strategy in Bosnia, and the atmosphere was not helped when Mr Rifkind conveyed to the Russians overnight intelligence reports indicating that Bosnian Serb forces had made little progress towards fulfilling Nato's conditions.
"We see no logic, except a logic of repression, behind Nato's actions," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement later. It accused the alliance of "getting involved in the conflict on the side of one of the parties to lead to the defeat of the Bosnian Serbs".
The statement called for "a logic of force" to be replaced by "an intensification of the political process with the combination of the efforts of all states concerned".
It claimed Nato had resumed air strikes "under the formal pretext of the non-respect of the conditions of the ultimatum" by the Bosnian Serbs, but asserted that "this reason has no real basis".
Possible Russian displeasure was also suggested when the Russian Prime Minister, Viktor Chernomyrdin, cancelled a planned meeting with Mr Rifkind on the grounds that electoral campaigning for Russia's next polls would require him to be in the city of Kursk, some 500km from Moscow.
Mr Rifkind glossed over the apparent snub, saying he understood the pressures of electoral campaigns. As reports of Nato air strikes reached Moscow, Mr Rifkind said he had warned the Russian Foreign Minister that action was imminent after overnight intelligence showed that the Bosnian Serbs had failed to meet Nato demands.
"The Russian reaction was really more in sorrow than in anger," Mr Rifkind told reporters.
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Mr Kozyrev told the Foreign Secretary Russia could not support Nato's air attacks on the Bosnian Serbs. "As President Yeltsin clearly stated, we are clearly against the Nato air campaign, which exceeds to our minds the United Nations' mandate. We can only hope - and we require - that the campaign should cease."
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One person is dead and another was taken to the hospital after a shooting incident in front of a bank in Fairfax Thursday morning. The Osage County Sheriff's Office reports receiving a 911 call at approximately 8:11 from someone who said that a woman was on the ground in front of the ... read more »
Federal Suit Filed on Silverlake Village Development
Feb 23, 2017
Former city council candidate Joel Rabin has followed through on his announced intent to sue the Bartlesville Development Authority and the developer over the Silverlake Village development. Rabin says he filed suit against the BDA Tuesday in the Federal District Court for the Northern Dist ... read more »
Power Outage
Feb 22, 2017
There has been a power outage in the City of Bartlesville. According to Public Service Company of Oklahoma, 1,290 customers are currently without power due to an equipment problem. Reportedly, the outage occurred around 9:30, but there is no time table for restoration as of now. PSO has said they ... read more »
Bartlesville Man Pleads Guilty For Shoplifting
Feb 22, 2017
A Bartlesville man has pleaded guilty to a shoplifting misdemeanor today during arraignments in the Washington County Courthouse. Ivon Echols took the plea of guilty today and has a bond set for $500. According to an affidavit, Echols went into the Homeland Store on Frank Phillips where he p ... read more »
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Larry Bergner, Regional Administrative Director for the Washington County Health Department, wants to remind women in Washington County to get screened for breast and cervical cancer. Oklahoma's late stage cancer rate is declining at a much slower rate when compared nationally. In ... read more »
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The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced that all four Bartlesville High School seniors who were named as Semifinalists in the 62nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program have advanced to Finalist status. Pranoy Behera, Melody Brown-Clark, Abigail Hales, and Jack Williams are ... read more »
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Two people are in the Osage County jail charged with burglary. The Osage County Sheriff's office received a call at about 10:47 Tuesday morning about a burglary in progress in the Sperry area. The homeowner's daughter arrived at the home and saw an unknown male in the carport ... read more »
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Eight women were honored Tuesday night as part of the Celebration of Women in Business at Hillcrest Country Club. The Behind the Scenes award went to Vickie Sprague of Musselman Abstract. Tri-County Tech's Tonya Foreman received the Inspirational Leader award. KWON's Tam ... read more »
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The City of Dewey held their bi-weekly meeting of the Dewey Public Works Authority. In the brief meeting, the authority expressed excitement about the weather, as several projects are well underway and getting towards completion. Several roads currently under construction will have asphalt paved ... read more »
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Bartlesville High School is home to a new, re-surfaced track. After a recent bond proposal, one of the first projects to be completed was the resurfacing of the track, as the old one was in disrepair. Superintendent Chuck McCauley says that the project is completed and ready for use. Another ... read more »
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Rosemary Round Steak
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Saturated Fat 0.69 g3.4%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 950.6 mg39.6%
Total Carbohydrates 19 g6.3%
Dietary Fiber 0.36 g1.5%
Sugars 6 g
Protein 70 g139%
Vitamin A 0.7% Vitamin C 2%
Calcium 1.6% Iron 3.2%
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Archbishop Fulton J Sheen was one of the leading religious figures of the 20th century and the chief spokesman of American Catholicism. Previously unpublished, this work reflects his 16 years of service as national director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and 26 years on radio and television. It is the only work where he describes his Christian philosophy. Sheen created this compendium in 1965 in the privacy of his New York City residence at the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council. The series ran over 21 hours on 25 vinyl records. It is his response to millions of letters he received from people around the world writing him in search of truth, salvation, and spiritual guidance and was also conceived to explain his mission to evangelise the world. This book provides Sheen's answers to life's most profound questions and presents the Christian philosophy of life. Released solely on audiocassette for 20 years, it is now available for the first time in print.
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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Light corn syrup
|2 Tablespoon
|Canned sweet potatoes
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Calories 403 Calories from Fat 79
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9 g13.7%
Saturated Fat 4.1 g20.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 63.6 mg21.2%
Sodium 1259.5 mg52.5%
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|Whole chicken breasts
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|Condensed cream of mushroom soup
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3. Add undiluted mushroom soup, sliced mushrooms with liquid and water. Heat to boiling, stirring until mixture is smooth. Reduce heat; blend in sour cream. Do not boil.
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Calories 1361 Calories from Fat 608
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 69 g106.1%
Saturated Fat 39.2 g195.9%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 365 mg121.7%
Sodium 2434.4 mg101.4%
Total Carbohydrates 89 g29.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.2 g12.6%
Sugars 11.1 g
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Vitamin A 43.6% Vitamin C 18%
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text: Posted February 7, 2002 On Jan 29, 2002, I attended one of the annual performances of the students of the Paris Conservatoire (Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse). During their fifth year of training at the Conservatoire, the students form the "Junior Ballet" and perform in Paris, in a few other French cities and abroad; they also attend some pedagogy classes. The Junior Ballet is divided in two groups, one with the "danse contemporaine" students and the other one with the ballet students. In december, I had attended one of the performances of the contemporary group, which included some excerpts of Alwin Nikolais' "Tensile involvement", a humorous trio "Oratorio mongol" by the Groupe Castafiore, and some rather dull new works by Hervé Robbe and Philippe Blanchard. The performances of the ballet group used to include some repertory works, but in the last few seasons they seem to have switched to "crossover" style and include mostly very recent works. Tuesday's program included Nicolo Fonte's "Everyday Incarnation" (instead of a new work by Mauro Bigonzetti which had been planned initially), Davide Bombana's creation "Petite suite en noir", Robert North's "Death and the maiden", and David Allan's "Palladio". There was a total of nine dancers in the whole class, five boys and four girls (Boulat Akhmjanov, Isabelle Brusson, Julien Guérin, Marie-Séverine Hurteloup, Ludwig Koch, Aurélia Lefaucheux, Lilian Pommier, Maria Robert and Grégoire Thominet). A pleasant surprise was that, this year, two of the works were danced on some live music, performed by some musicians of the Conservatoire (during the previous seasons, all the ballets used recorded music). The Conservatoire seems to have some good relationships with Nicolo Fonte, as he had already created "Accidental signals" for them in 2000, which had been danced again in 2001. This time, it was a revival of a work which had been created for the Aspen/ Santa Fe Ballet in 2000. I had found "Accidental signals" rather pleasant but a bit empty and monotonous, and was even more disappointed with "Everyday incarnation": Vivaldi's "Concerto della Natura", played by six young musicians of the Conservatoire was pleasant, but for me the choreography was repetitive and bland, looking like a weak version of Nacho Duato (I saw later in the program notes that Fonte danced for Duato company for several years). The second work of the evening, "Petite Suite en Noir" by the Italian choreographer Davide Bombana, was the only creation of the program. It used several musical pieces by Hindemith (Kammermusik n.1 op.24 1st movement, n.2 op.36 1st and 2nd movements, n.5 op. 36 1st movement). It was fast and energetic, using some ballet steps (the girls were on pointe) but with some unusual arm movements (for example the dancers sometimes had clenched fists). Laurent Matignon's lights were quite nice, while I wasn't really convinced by Catherine Garnier's very short costumes. The style of the work reminded me a little bit of Forsythe, but fortunately with less aggressiveness. The third work, "Death and the maiden", had already been danced last year; this year it benefitted from live music, performed by four students of the Conservatoire (Carole Petitdemange, Olivia Hughes, Lise Orivel and Joelle Martinez). North's style is closer to modern dance than to ballet in my opinion, and has some grahamian elements, but (paradoxically for a "ballet" program) it was the most successful work of the program, perhaps because it was the only work with a plot (even if very vague), and also because of the emotional impact of Schubert's beautiful music. It was danced with talent by Grégoire Thominet, as the dark-clad, menacing Death, Marie-Séverine Hurteloup as the maiden, and Marina Robert as a sort of guardian angel; the last image (Death finally embracing the girl and taking her away) was especially striking. The last work, "Palladio", had been created last year for the students of the Conservatoire. It is a light work for nine dancers (8 couples and a male soloist) on Karl Jenkins'"Diamond Music" (a bit too repetitive for my taste but pleasant), with pinkish costumes by Catherine Garnier which I found somewhat ridiculous and unflattering. Julien Guérin had the difficult task to succeed the womderful Xavier Chasseur-Daniel in the main role, and was very talentful; in general all the dancers showed a bright technique (that was the more classical work of the program from that point of view) and much joy and enthusiasm. As usual at the Conservatoire, the audience (in which one could recognize some teachers, and also the former POB principals Jean Guizerix and Wilfride Piollet) was enthusiastic. I have one regret about those performances: the program notes include very few details about the performers, so that in general it's nearly impossible to identify the dancers, and they don't say anything about the careers of the students of the previous seasons... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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By 2018, the General Services Administration will have paid Dun & Bradstreet more than $131 million over the last eight years for access and use of the Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS).
DUNS helps more than 39 agencies uniquely identify contractors with which it does business, according to a November 2016 Congressional Research Service report obtained by the Federation of American Scientists. The 2010 deal also includes access to seven types of software products and 14 data products that enable the government to use the proprietary numbering system for a variety of acquisition-related functions.
This may be the last time D&B receives this type of contract from the government.
GSA added another piece to this two-plus year effort for the government to stop using DUNS after more than 25 years.
GSA released a request for information Feb. 10 asking for details on other possible options to DUNS.
The agency is asking vendors to answer 20 questions about the three components of entity validation services, including core validation, additional services and a method to determine unique assignment.
Responses to the RFI are due March 13.
"GSA is realizing the current situation is untenable," said Hudson Hollister, founder and executive director of the Data Coalition and an outspoken critic of the continued use of DUNS by agencies. "There are alternatives that do not require proprietary products to run whole systems of identifying federal contractors. Not only are proprietary identifying codes unnecessary and no longer sensible, with priority identification codes, the system is paid for by the users of the data so that means citizens, researchers and others. They have to pay for every use over and over instead of making payments for the one-time use."
Hollister and others, such as Sean Moulton, open government program manager at the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), have been pushing GSA to change a practice that began in the early-1990s.
Federal financial managers received some shrewd advice last week. Stop talking like financial managers.
Stop talking about clean opinions. Don't talk about material weaknesses. You don't need to mention the CFO Act or the Digital Accountability and Transparency (DATA) Act.
With new leaders coming in across every agency, federal financial managers, instead, should focus on value and mission support.
Adam Goldberg, the executive architect at the Treasury Department's Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT), said by focusing on how the CFO's office furthers the agency's mission, agency budget and financial management executives can change the conversation about back-office functions.
Goldberg said when he talks about the Fiscal Service he focuses on the 269 auctions the agency conducted in 2016 and how it awarded $6.9 trillion in Treasury marketable securities — the money that funds the government on a day-to-day basis.
"We issued over $2.6 trillion in federal payments, including Social Security, veterans benefits and income tax refunds. We are giving money to people who have paid into the system, who have worked hard in the system and now are using this to fill their day-to-day needs," Goldberg said at the Association of Government Accountants National Leadership Training conference in Washington. "We collected over $3.98 trillion in federal revenue, again money we are using to operate the government. We collected over $7.2 billion in delinquent debt. These are the things we do on a day-to-day basis and I think these are the type of things that we can all talk about when we speak about our organization."
It's not just collecting and issuing money. But it's paying teachers who work for the Bureau of Indian Affairs school system. Or how the FBI CFO's office is simplifying its policies so non-financial experts know how best to follow them, and they are making it easier for agents to submit travel vouchers or book flights or ensure funds are available so they can travel.
"We have to be very transparent. We have to have clarity," said Kamile Narine, accounting section chief at the FBI.
During his two-plus years as the Department of Defense chief information officer, Terry Halvorsen didn't shy away from big challenges or pronouncements.
Halvorsen, whose last day at the Pentagon was Feb. 17, sparked uproars about everything from moving off the Common Access Card to moving 90 percent of the DoD to Microsoft's Windows 10. He set, what some would call, stretch or even unachievable goals and dared the services and military agencies to tell him why it wasn't achievable.
While I never had the pleasure of attending a meeting with other military service or even federal CIOs where Halvorsen spoke, having been in several press conferences with him I could only imagine his patience for unsupported or long, drawn out reasonings was short.
From a media perspective, Halvorsen was always a fun interview. He was sharp, got to the answer quickly and didn't have tolerance for reporters who asked a question and then asked it again. He told you as much as he could and wasn't bashful in moving on from questions he was done with.
That is why Halvorsen's final media roundtable was both a treat and an opportunity to understand where DoD is heading in the future.
Many government contractors are worried, fearful and in disbelief about the General Services Administration's implementation of its Transactional Data Rule.
There are calls for delays in implementation and more training for contracting officers and contracting specialists. There are worries that contracting officers will continue to ask for the dreaded, outdated, lawsuit inducing data that the TDR is supposed to replace — commercial sales practices (CSPs) and the price reduction clause disclosures.
And maybe most of all, industry is concerned about the cost to collect and transmit the data back to GSA.
Despite all of these fears, we know very little about the impact, cost or problems with GSA collecting transactional data, which it says is information generated when the government purchases goods or services from a vendor. The rule requires vendors to report specific details such as descriptions, part numbers, quantities and prices paid for the items purchased.
GSA finalized the TDR rule in June creating a requirement for government contractors to submit information about transactions through the schedule contracts and those governmentwide acquisition contracts run by the agency.
Let's start off with what we do know about the GSA's Transactional Data Rule. More than 1,000 companies have signed the modification under their Schedules contract and are starting to provide the data under the pilot. That is about 40 percent of the total number of contractors who are eligible under the pilot and 8 percent have held off, while the other 52 percent still are considering whether to take part in the year-long pilot or not.
It would be an understatement to say David Bray, the Federal Communications Commission's chief information officer, is a strong proponent of cloud computing.
It also would be an understatement to say Bray's beliefs about the power of cloud doesn't always jive with his colleagues.
Few CIOs are comfortable with Bray's vision for government and the cloud — even six years after the Office of Management and Budget issued its cloud-first policy.
"We can take more advantage of things like artificial intelligence and machine learning once we've moved all of public service to the cloud, and right now there has been a lot of resistance, some of it just the concern of those who are currently doing their jobs that are familiar with the client-server model," Bray said during the recent Government of the Future conference sponsored by Verizon in Arlington, Virginia. "If you don't get them comfortable with cloud and comfortable with relying on partners beyond the scope of their agencies, they are kind of concerned they may not be able to observe blinking lights. But we've got to move to the cloud as quickly as possible, whether it's private cloud for the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community or public cloud for the rest of the civilian agencies."
Bray said government has to get out of the business of writing its own code, out of the business of hosting its own infrastructure and maybe most importantly, rely on the commercial sector to provide reusable applications that agencies can stitch together to meet their missions.
Bray isn't just talking the talk, but walking the walk, as the FCC has moved a large portion of its technology to the commercial cloud. By doing that, the FCC cut spending on legacy systems and operations and maintenance by 35 percent.
So it's no wonder that when the General Services Administration began searching for a chairman of its new cloud center of excellence, Bray was the natural choice.
The next administrator for the Office of Federal Procurement Policy —whomever that person ends up being — will have a significant to-do list as they walk in the door. There is a host of Obama administration-era priorities that industry disdains — category management, transactional data rule and a stack of executive orders that many would like to be undone or changed significantly.
Before the new OFPP administrator begins the analysis to set their priorities, a group of former OFPP, Defense Department and agency acquisition executives are urging the administration to focus as much on the "who" as the "what."
The Procurement Roundtable, which includes former OFPP Administrator Allan Burman, former OFPP Deputy Administrator Rob Burton, former acting Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Ken Oscar, former General Services Administration Senior Procurement Executive David Drabkin and many others, sent a letter in January to then President-elect Donald Trump outlining three areas the new administration should focus its efforts to improve the acquisition process.
The most important suggestion, however, isn't about what needs to change or improve, but who is leading the overall effort.
"We thought it was the right time to reinforce with the President-elect the importance of picking the right candidates for the various position he has to fill from OFPP administrator to the GSA administrator to the various chief acquisition officers and undersecretaries. In considering their backgrounds in people he might select, having government and industry experience is key. That has not necessarily been the background of people who have been selected historically," said Drabkin, who now is a member of the Section 809 Panel, "Advisory Panel on Streamlining and Codifying Acquisition Regulations" and director of government contracts at Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP. "We also wanted to impress upon the President-elect our sense that he provides leadership to the acquisition workforce, and the workforce requires leadership to ensure agencies are getting value for the taxpayer and he should be leading that charge."
Congress created the Section 809 panel in the fiscal 2016 Defense authorization bill to find ways to streamline and improve the DoD acquisition process. The panel has two years to develop recommendations for changes in the regulation and associated statutes.
The federal market for "white hat" hackers continues to grow. Not only are ethical security burglars popular in the Defense Department, but now the General Services Administration's Technology Transformation Service (TTS) is setting up a bug bounty program.
TTS issued a draft solicitation in January aiming to set up a program where ethical hackers scan and find vulnerabilities in their cloud-based applications.
"As part of its programmatic focus on security, TTS needs to purchase access to a pre-existing, commercially available Bug Bounty software-as-a-service (SaaS) Platform that will allow it to launch and manage the TTS Bug Bounty program," the performance work statement said. "This acquisition will give TTS access to a large network of security researchers, people who have an interest — both personally and financially — in helping to find and address bugs and other technical issues within TTS-owned web applications. While the Department of Defense has conducted a bug bounty program, this TTS program will be the first of its kind to be generated by a civilian (or non-DoD) federal agency. Only a select few small businesses are able to provide this software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform and that large network of researchers."
TTS is asking for insights from vendors on how to set up the program that provides 12 services, including having ethical hackers test up to five applications and set up a secure reporting platform.
Like the tortoise racing the hare, the Homeland Security Department's continuous diagnostics and mitigation (CDM) program continues to make slow but steady progress.
The CDM program now is in its fourth year and every agency is in the midst of implementing Phase 1 tools and has a contract in place for Phase 2. The agency and governmentwide dashboards are on tap to report data in 2017. Now DHS and its acquisition partner, the General Services Administration, are starting to think about what comes next in 2018 when the current $6 billion blanket purchase agreement contract expires.
"Phase 1 and Phase 2 were centrally funded by DHS and we saw huge savings. In most cases 30 percent and in some cases as high as 60 percent-to-70 percent," said Jim Piche, a group manager at GSA's FEDSIM office, which acts as the procurement arm for CDM, at the recent Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) winter summit in Arlington, Virginia. "The model has to start changing in the future. OMB decided to redirect the funding back to agency CIOs so they are empowered to oversee and maintain their CDM infrastructure. So with Phase 3 on the horizon, it will be centrally funded, but maintenance and ongoing sustainment will not be centrally funded like it is now."
Mark Kneidinger, director of Federal Network Resilience in the Office of Cybersecurity and Communications at DHS, said GSA and DHS are engaging with OMB, and particularly the Resource Management Officers (RMOs) for how to keep CDM well resourced.
While the federal IT and acquisition communities still are "patiently" waiting for President Donald Trump to name key players at the Office of Management and Budget, the General Services Administration and the Office of Personnel Management, Republican lawmakers gave us a little bit of insight into their plans for 2017.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee and the House Homeland Security Committee both released oversight plans in the last few weeks, giving agency IT and acquisition executives and contractors insights into their plans.
While details are still murky from the committees, there is plenty to chew on.
Let's start with never-ending challenge of cybersecurity. Both committees have pledged more and stricter oversight.
Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-Texas), chairman of the Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Subcommittee, said one major goal for him is ensuring agencies are using the EINSTEIN and continuous diagnostics and mitigation (CDM) program to their fullest extents.
"We saw that with the OPM breach and others how legacy systems contributed to those breaches," Ratcliffe said in an interview with Federal News Radio. "One of ways we've tried to focus on that is by introducing a number of bills to learn from our counterparts in the private sector so we can leverage emerging technologies and catch up with a lot of what is happening outside of government and learn from that."
Ratcliffe said he's talked with Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas), chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on IT, about the importance of modernizing federal IT. He said he's supportive of an approach to getting rid of legacy IT in agencies, but has not yet signed on to support the Modernizing Government Technology Act.
The General Services Administration's Technology Transformation Service (TTS), and particularly the 18F organization, received some good news last week.
Multiple sources confirmed Trump administration officials said the upcoming guidance from the Office of Management and Budget to implement the hiring freeze of federal employees likely will not impact 18F or the U.S. Digital Service.
GSA employees, who attended the TTS town hall on Jan. 26 and who requested anonymity because they didn't get approval to talk to the press, said Gerrit Lansing, the White House's chief digital officer, and Reed Cordish, the assistant to the President for Intragovernmental and Technology Initiatives, assured them that the administration didn't want to inhibit their ability to bring in talented IT employees.
"He said the administration would protect the ability we have to do tour-of-duty hiring," said one GSA employee. "Gerrit said they have already incorporated language into OMB's guidance that is coming out in the next few weeks that protects 18F and USDS from the hiring freeze. They said it's a done deal. They didn't go into a ton of detail, but said they had to get creative in the guidance." (more…)
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For a man with the weight of the country's largest infrastructure project since the construction of the M25 on his shoulders, Andrew McNaughton doesn't seem overly concerned about intense political pressure, angry protests or budget over-runs.
Mr McNaughton, the chief technical director of HS2, the proposed high-speed rail link that will run between London, the West Midlands and Manchester, has a long history on Britain's railways and is far more concerned with the engineering challenges ahead.
Since joining British Rail in 1973 he has worked on dozens of projects, including the first high-speed rail line in Kent linking to the Channel Tunnel, before being appointed chief engineer at High Speed Rail Ltd and taking charge of the route and design for Britain's most controversial infrastructure project in decades.
He believes the project has long been misrepresented. "For a start it isn't a line," he told The Independent. "Phase One to Birmingham and Phase Two to the North-East and North-West together make a Y-shaped network that we've designed from the ground up."
The High Speed Rail Bill, which if passed will give the green light to construction of the first phase, was presented to Parliament last week. Anti-HS2 campaigners were quick to point out that it was the longest Bill in parliamentary history, stretching to nearly 50,000 pages and weighing, if printed out, up to a tonne – the equivalent of small car. But Mr McNaughton has other statistics on his mind.
"Of course we don't start the design with steel and concrete – you start with the passengers – but that said, the first phase will see us pour 13.6 million tonnes of concrete and move up to 128 million tonnes of earth," he says.
That first phase to Birmingham will have 14,600 engineers working on it, but the whole network will run a total distance of 343 miles and, including junctions, depots and stations, will require 750 miles of track to be laid.
Once phase two is completed, sometime in 2033, the network will, according to Mr McNaughton, have "more than twice the passenger carrying capacity of two motorways", with 18 services an hour in each direction, each train carrying as many as 1,100 people. It's a vast challenge and one that's already been labelled a potential white elephant, but Mr McNaughton's confidence seems unshakable despite revelations earlier this month in the trade publication Building that all of the HS2 engineering design contracts are already running over budget to the tune of £10.6m.
"At a technical level, yes, it will have cost that much [the £50bn budget] and it will be ready on time," he says. "When I stand in front of Commons committees, senior politicians and representatives of the community affected, I have to be able to say if I'm telling you something, it's right. Not that 'With a bit of luck we'll get this right'."
According to Felix Schmid, a professor of engineering at Birmingham University and a member of the HS2 Leaders Group, the main challenge for the project is not only creating a truly integrated network – but also one that is attractive to look at.
"Concerns about noise pollution are largely misguided as with a well-designed train noise levels are very low," he said. The consequence of "nasty" neighbours is that "you have to build earth walls on either side of the railways" and "attractiveness disappears very quickly", he added.
Professor Schmid believes the Government has "rolled over" and allowed many local campaigners to convince designers to build tunnels to reduce the line's visual impact. More than half the route between London and Birmingham – including stretches of Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and Warwickshire – will be in cuttings or tunnels and 48 miles of the whole network will be in tunnels at a depth of up to 50 metres.
He added: "Environmentally this is a very bad idea because of the enormous amount of energy that goes into building a tunnel. And the visual impact becomes very small [for nearby residents] but it doesn't mean a very attractive journey – people don't tend to think about that but if much of your journey is in a tunnel or below ground level you might as well have trains without windows."
To the engineering community one of the biggest decisions has been whether to use a concrete slab track or the traditional ballasted track, familiar to British train passengers for its rhythmic clunkity clunk. It might sound arcane, but according to Professor Schmid it's crucial.
"They need to make is sustainable," he said. "The British are traditionally more keen on ballasted track, but at 200mph you've got to get it right and don't want ballast thrown up damaging the trains and damaging the rails."
According to Professor Schmid there's also a misconception about the speed the trains will be travelling at. They are capable of 250mph, which means a 4.3 miles turning radius, but "most likely they will run at 200mph for early stages and still hit the proposed journey times", he said.
It is this speed and the intensity of the trains running down the line that provide the biggest challenges for Mr McNaughton, but civil engineering questions aside, he is convinced there is a demand for HS2, citing surging population growth in England over the next 40 years. "Are people suddenly going to stop travelling? The answer to that is clearly no," he says.
Next year sees the 50th anniversary of Japan's Shinkansen high-speed network, which shows, Mr McNaughton says, how far behind the curve Britain is. "If I lie awake at night worrying, it's because we should have been doing this years ago. If we'd done this 10 years ago, we perhaps wouldn't have wasted so much money on other things and would have got it up and ready to meet the demand."
HS2 in numbers
250mph: Top speed of new trains
343 miles: Total distance of network
750 miles: Total track
49 minutes: Reduced London-to-Birmingham journey time
40,000: New jobs expected to be generated by the project
14,600: Engineers working on project
2033: Scheduled completion date for entire project
£27bn: Projected ticket revenues over next 30 years
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The Radar Report: April 27, 2012
"The Radar Report" is a premium feature that will list fastball velocities for several pitchers in the Indians' system which I have recorded during my visits to see the teams/players.
This piece will post on a weekly basis during the season every Friday and include anywhere from a half dozen to a dozen radar readings for pitchers I saw from the previous week. When available, it will also include velocity ranges for their secondary pitches.
Note: The information obtained in this report is from myself and has not been provided by the Indians or anyone affiliated with them or from another team. The readings are recorded through the use of my own radar gun, a Jugs R0250 which is the newest model offered by Jugs and...


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Abstract: The Database of NCOS-China includes records of specimen collected in the Marine Biological Museum of Chinese Academy of Sciences during the National Comprehensive Oceanographic Survey (NCOS) from 1958 to 1960. The surveyed area covered the coast of China Seas, including the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea and the South China Sea, almost 1200 sampling stations. Most taxa of marine invertebrates were obtained in this survey.
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Re: New info to get to Bethany Beach without renting a car?
Wow. Probably not. Bethany is a bit isolated. It would be a little easier if you were staying in Ocean City.
You would have to fly into the Salisbury airport (only one airline serving it), then take a taxi to Bethany. That would be a very expensive taxi ride though as it's about 40 miles away.
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