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Our Delivery cut off time is on 11 am during business day.
If you make payment to Net pay or direct to seller on or before 11 am during weekday, we will proceed your order on the same day. Usually we take 1-3 days (business day) to deliver your order. Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday is not our business day.
Maximum 3 Business Days Shipping*
In most cases we are able to ship the same day OR next business day (Monday - Friday), provided the order is placed before 12.00pm. We cannot guarantee this but make every efforts to do so. If any order not able to manage ship out within 3 business days, we are willing to FULLY REFUND
Domestic shipment (Within Malaysia): Shipping may take 1-3 business days from the date of shipment.
How are shipping and handling charges determined?
Shipping and handling rates are determined by the total weight / dimension of all of the merchandise ordered, secured wrapping and packing cost, also handling cost from our warehouse to Pos office.
Therefore the shipping charges appear in Lelong system is NOT purely poslaju postage, it include handling charge, packing material cost and other overhead. The calculation is varied from product to product.
Please do not ask why the actual product weight never reflect to the weight that claimed in our web store because we have to add in overhead cost in the shipping cost.
The shipping cost = actual postage (based on weight/dimension) + overhead cost.
Example: if the product actual weight is 0.5kg, we might claim it as 2kg to cover the overhead cost.
After all, our total cost including shipping is still one of the cheapest in the market. Please survey and make yourself satisfy first before order.
We are not only handle your order speedy, but secure to minimize your chances of loss irritation.
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- We will ship out your item within 3 working days. We will contact you if the shipment will later than 3 working days. A shipment tracking reference also will update on lelong after item posted out. In case any parcel is return to us, buyer have to bear the postage charge by sending back the parcel.
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text: deaddmwalking 12 Report post Posted February 3, 2014 From the Deathwatch book, it looks like Parry is based entirely on your own skill, not the opponent. If you have a WS of 55, and your opponent has a WS of 55 and rolls a 01 for attack (hit, 5 degrees of success) and you roll a 55 (Challenging +0 WS Test), do you negate the hit? The parry rules (242) appear to support that reading. It would also follow that your chance of successfully parrying an opponent would be the same whether their WS was 5 or 95; it doesn't get any harder to parry an opponent based on their WS since the roll is based only on your Weapon Skill. Is this correct? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

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From Domestic Violence To Vibe Covers: What A Difference A Year Makes
- By Bossip Staff
Don't call it a comeback for both Chris Brown and Vibe Magazine this December. Breezy, "Mr. I'm trying to get my life together after whooping my girl's a*s," will cover Vibe's come back issue (they shut their doors back in June due to some financial issues)…in hope of salvaging both the performer's and the magazine's careers. Damn.
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Process.LeaveDebugMode Method
Takes a Process component out of the state that lets it interact with operating system processes that run in a special mode.
Assembly: System (in System.dll)
Some operating system processes run in a special mode. Attempting to read properties of or attach to these processes is not possible unless you have called EnterDebugMode on the component. Call LeaveDebugMode when you no longer need access to these processes that run in special mode.
- LinkDemand
for full trust for the immediate caller. This member cannot be used by partially trusted code.
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP Starter Edition, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 98
The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.


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Weaving : plain weave, twill weave.
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Hello again, savvy savers! I know many people may think this title of this post seems off, but its not! I will let you in on a secret… the day to start shopping for your next years Christmas list, is the day after Christmas! That's how I do so anyway. I shop early, spend less, and generally have my holiday shopping, including most food items, purchased by Thanksgiving! As I previously mentioned, I never spend more than $300.00 for our holidays and we generally have huge holiday celebrations, as you can see above! With this thought in mind, I am starting a new weekly series on Christmas shopping! Each week I will discuss an idea on how to prepare for the holidays on a budget, so when the big day actually arrives you will be ready to go, with a few hundred spent, instead of a few thousand!
This week, Gift Card Holders! Currently, at Dollar Tree, there are small tins containing baby wipes for in themes such as Dora the Explorer, Sesame Street, and Winnie the Pooh, each $1.00! Thinking outside of the box here, take the wipes out, as they are pre-packaged, and use the tins to hold gift cards, cash, candy, or other treats for people all year long, but especially around the holiday season! Gift card tins skyrocket around the holidays at major retailers such as Target, upwards of 4-5 dollars a piece, and why pay these prices, when you can buy them at your local Dollar Tree instead! Though this is a small idea, consider how much the "small" items add up to around the holiday season.
Homework for next week:
Create a place in your home to stash small items, such as tins, to hide/store until the holidays.
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I Like to Walk Or Hike
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 4 People
Long Fall Hikes...I love to walk with my dogs through the woods. These walks quickly turn to hikes because they love to chase after the rabbits and other small critters that make a home of the forest.
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Getting here
VilVite is located in Thormøhlens gate 51, Marineholmen, Møhlenpris.
Arriving by car
Consult the above map for the optimal driving routes. Click the screen in the upper left corner to select your route.
Red route arriving from the west (Laksevåg)
Blue route arriving from the north (Åsane)
Green route from the south (Danmarksplass)
Parking is available in the parking garage next to Vilvite, see below.
Bus and light rail
The nearest bus and light rail stop is Florida which is within 5 minutes walking distance from VilVite.
Lines stopping at Florida:
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Bus Line 21 Lagunen – Haukeland sykehus - Bergen busstasjon
You can use the Skyss' Route Planner at the bottom of the page or consult the timetables at the Skyss website.
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Every one of us has stories.
If we do not find a way to dance or sing or write or paint ot sculpt
or make this story in whatever way we create,
then all those who might have heard have lost something dear.
The story becomes the shiver that passes over one standing in the hot sun
listening for something lost that she cannot name.
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Solar energy is the top way to make your office or home. Solar energy can lower your utility costs and is much less dangerous to our environment. The article will offer you useful and interesting information on solar energy.
The power you get will be determined by how many solar panels installed combined with the efficiency of your panels. You may have to spend some time calculating the number of solar panels you need. You could actually save money by purchasing a few high performance panels instead of many less efficient ones.
Your solar panels will keep functioning as long as you maintain them. Don't fear hiring a pro to clean and check the panels, however this can also be done on your own.
You can do your energy bills and protect the environment by installing a solar-powered water heater. You can choose from several different types of solar systems in both tankless and standard water heaters. You can have them installed on your roof or in any sunny location.
Don't assume that solar power means going full scale and ripping apart the roof. You should be able to use of solar powered lights everywhere outside your home.
If you're leasing your solar energy device, make sure your contract offers you the ability to transfer your lease.
Solar energy does not need full sun at a particular temperature. Some people will solar power generation on the worst looking days.
Is solar energy the right for you? There are many reasons you are thinking about switching to solar power. Solar energy can be a must-have for those who live in remote locations that are not connected to utility grids. It is also be a good choice if you don't mind paying more upfront money to reduce the environmental impact of your energy.
Seek out grants and rebates to help you afford solar energy system. It can be expensive to install your solar panels; however, so take help if you can find it. Look for state or federal grants that will reward your start up costs. They can lower costs considerably. You can even get some of your expenses on your taxes.
Solar energy is an excellent way to reduce the quantity of pollution produced annually. There are other machines that make excellent use of the power of the sun.
The fan will have a temperature sensitive gauge and switch itself on when your attic gets too hot.This will help to reduce the heat and reduces cooling costs. As a plus, it does not rack up energy costs.
If you want to convert to solar energy, you should begin with the parts of the house that are convenient. Start by using solar-powered appliances to make small changes to your lifestyle before investing in a full-scale system.A gradual conversion can help you stick to your long-term commitment.
Choosing solar energy is a major decision that can reward you greatly. Solar power can save you money every month and help the environment. Solar power is a choice that benefits your wallet and the planet you live on. Thanks to this article, you're ready to make it so.


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Halal certifiers say consumers, whatever their religion, have nothing to fear from halal.
One of the major halal Certifying bodies in Australia, the Islamic Coordinating Council says its role is to ensure food is prepared properly and hygienically, following Sharia law.
It comes as a Facebook page urges people to boycott halal certified products in Australia.
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Anyone know how to do this in xaml like so:
<d3:ChartPlotter><TURN OFF OR HIDE X AND/OR Y AXIS HERE></d3:ChartPlotter>
I've been playing with this library for a day with good success except for this issue which is a requirement for a project I am working on.
Thanks in advance. -Matt
This should work....
<d3:ChartPlotter MainHorizontalAxisVisibility="Collapsed" MainVerticalAxisVisibility="Collapsed" >
Thanks - that did it. I also got the latest source and found the HideAxisSample:
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The Big Finish Podcast - Blair Mowat Returns! (September #02)
5 September 2016
Nick Briggs and Benji Clifford present all the latest Big Finish audio news (including Doctor Who). There's an interview with composer Blair Mowat and a great Patrick McGoohan anecdote!Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - Sarah Sutton (August #09)
29 August 2016
Categories: Podcast, General Big Finish News
Martin Montague and Benji Clifford stand in for a holidays-bound Nick Briggs (although he does appear in a pre-recorded insert) in a new fun-packed podcast! With guest star Sarah Sutton.Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - Mark Gatiss (August #07)
22 August 2016
Categories: Podcast, General Big Finish News, Stop Press
Nick Briggs and Benji Clifford are back with more, more, more about Big Finish Productions. And there's a guest interview with Mark Gatiss... or is it really Sam Kisgart?Listen
Toby Hadoke's Who's Round 181 (August #06)
19 August 2016
Toby Hadoke is back for another week and another free download and podcast. It's all part of his mission to talk to someone associated with every Doctor Who story from the show's first 52 years on TV. And today, it's a trip back to 1973...Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - Kai Owen (August #05)
15 August 2016
Nick Briggs (Exec Prod) and Benji Clifford (Sound Des) return to present all the latest news and emails from the world of audio drama from Big Finish. The special guest is Kai Owen (Rhys in Torchwood - interviewed by Scott Handcock and James Goss).Listen
Toby Hadoke's Who's Round 180 (August #04)
12 August 2016
Toby Hadoke is a man on a mission - to track down and talk with someone connected to every one of the stories from Doctor Who's first 52 years on television. Today's conversation comes as a free new download and podcast...Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - Benji Clifford (August #03)
8 August 2016
Categories: Stop Press, Podcast, General Big Finish News
Exec Producer Nick Briggs and sound designer/composer Benji Clifford are here with all the latest from Big Finish Productions.Listen
Toby Hadoke's Who's Round 179 (August #02)
5 August 2016
Categories: Toby Hadoke's Who's Round, General Big Finish News, Podcast
A new month, but Toby Hadoke keeps on relentless tracking down people from Doctor Who's first 52 years on TV to talk to for free downloads and podcasts...Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - John Challis (August #01)
1 August 2016
Nick Briggs and son Ben are here to bring you the latest from Big Finish, plus some very random Lego news from Ben. Perhaps more importantly, veteran actor John Challis features as the special guest star...Listen
Toby Hadoke's Who's Round 178 (July #09)
29 July 2016
Categories: Toby Hadoke's Who's Round, General Big Finish News, Podcast
An absolute Doctor Who legend is the latest subject of Toby Hadoke's free podcast and downloads, as he seeks out heroes associated with 52 years of the show on television...Listen
The Big Finish Podcast - 10th Anniversary of Nick Briggs as Exec Producer Special (July #08)
25 July 2016
It's ten years since Nick Briggs became co-executive producer of Big Finish Productions. His friends and colleagues celebrate this fact in a not entirely serious tribute.Listen
Toby Hadoke's Who's Round 177 (July #07)
22 July 2016
Today's free download and podcast comes from Toby Hadoke, a man with a plan: in this case to track down someone involved in every story of Doctor Who's first 52 years on TV, and talk to them about their career and their time on the show...Listen


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Someone I know sent the post teachings and trends that limit Christians and Christianity to the Joy magazine in South Africa. The magazine kindly printed it. The following point precipitated a response from a dear sister in Christ. Dispensationalism – divides the bible into 7 arbitrary dispensations. Fatalists that believe they qualify for an additional … Continue reading Response to Dispensationalist response.
Do you have a Trojan horse in your brain? Hellinism
Do you think the physical and spiritual are separate? If you do, you may have a Trojan horse in your brain. If you want to retire rich and join the leisure classes (like me), you may be a Hellenist and not know it. Christianity started off as Jewish thing. The thinking and believing was essentially … Continue reading Do you have a Trojan horse in your brain? Hellinism
Apology to Evolutionists.
Dear evolutionist friend. Please forgive us for alienating you and pushing you away from God. I am happy to tell you that many Christians believe in evolution. They even have a name; they are called Theistic Evolutionists. Like evolutionists, Creationists are divided about how the universe was made. There are three main groups (with sub-divisions). … Continue reading Apology to Evolutionists.
Do you need an answer? Do you need help or direction? The answer is in your back yard.
If you are looking for answers or need to "find yourself", you do not need to go too far, most of what you need is in your back yard. Boring? probably. Convenient? definitely. Here is how it works: Human nature is quirky. We entrust our children to relative strangers, but we do not entrust our … Continue reading Do you need an answer? Do you need help or direction? The answer is in your back yard.
Creation or evolution?
Lets be honest. It's not about creation vs evolution. The real issue is whether God exists or not? If you are looking for God. This is probably the worst place to start, because many creationists believe in evolution and many evolutionists believe in creation. In fact many agnostics (no faith), even atheists acknowledge intelligent design. … Continue reading Creation or evolution?
The answer to life, the universe and everything is = 1, 24 and 25.
When you exit this life what will you take with you? Will your life mean anything? People have all sorts of ideas about this. I subscribe to the idea that if you want to find out why a thing is there, ask the person that made it. So I think that if you want to … Continue reading The answer to life, the universe and everything is = 1, 24 and 25.
Why God likes Science – even Scientists.
Science is no threat to Christianity. Science is biblical. The old and new covenant agree that a fact is only a fact when two or three credible witnesses agree. So does Science. Science looks for trends in hundreds, preferably thousands of data sets. The bigger the sample the better the results. Science gives the facts, … Continue reading Why God likes Science – even Scientists.


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Rich and Strange Reviews
May 9, 2009
... a mature exploration of personal disappointment and longing for a fantasy that doesn't exist and an adult confrontation of wandering affections and romantic betrayal...
November 4, 2007
| Original Score: 4/5
February 23, 2007
A film very worthy of its title.
June 23, 2005
Read More | Original Score: B+
Top Critic
September 4, 2004
And so it is: this early (1932) Hitchcock film shows more signs of the artist to come than any of his other British movies.
November 5, 2002
Not really good, but fascinating departure for Hitchcock
| Original Score: 3/5
January 1, 2000
Definitely not one of Hitch's best films, but it is definitely worth a viewing or two.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
December 7, 2007
The film seems uncomfortable in either the silent or sound camp.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
February 18, 2007
Read More | Original Score: 2/5
February 28, 2005
Slight but pleasant film that has some of the Master's later touches but disappoints more than it pleases.
Full Review | Original Score: C+


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People today are generally taught to wallow in the wake of little injustices done to them, to look for excuses to under-perform, to assign blame for failures and for failure to try. This cultural mind-set has infected running.
We demand recognition for doing something we should be doing for its own sake, because it is natural and good. We demand recognition even if we train haphazardly and race half-heartedly. We strive not to be the best we can be but merely to be. That's enough. We'll get by doing as little as we can and then demand some recognition for it.
And in the process we cheat ourselves. We never move far enough ahead in our training to hit that overdrive gear in our running, where the reality of a hard asphalt surface beneath our feet is negated, and we are floating, running strong and free like the human animal whose divine design infuses all of us. A result of our under-striving is that we never earn admission to that special place in our running where the joy of effortless movement resides.
- Richard Benyo -
Marathon & Beyond Magazine
The nice thing about running is that the runner is always there, patiently waiting to be released. There isn't a predetermined starting date or a firm expiration date.
One of the easiest ways to release the athletic beast inside and to keep it loose is to set running goals, both short term and long term. It's fine on occasion to just run around for the sake of basic movement, but to loosen the athlete, goals are necessary, both as a motivational factor (to get you out the door on days you'd rather not go) and as a testing factor (testing just how good you can be with a requisite amount of training).
Setting goals is a process that runs parallel with the personalities of most people who get involved in running, and it is a way of laying out yardsticks end-to-end toward reaching a long-term goal. You may start with modest goals and grow from there. You may be surprised at how motivating reaching goals can be. Set a short-term goal and achieve it, and you will be doubly motivated to strive for the intermediate goal, and from there to the long-term goal.
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A group of UK adventurers have made history as the first Brits believed to have freedived in Antarctica.
Will Glendinning, 40, made the treacherous journey to the planet's most southerly continent with friend Dave Crump and four other crew members.
Only around 10 people are known to have gone freediving in Antarctica


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Most college/university websites look exactly the same – mind-numbingly-boring. And this is exactly what you should avoid when you have such a wide variety of potential target users – people like current & prospective students, professors, investors, parents of students…
A web site is the public face of a university and really needs to have a user-centric design that puts your core message across in a highly appealing manner.
On that note I thought I'd give you some inspiration with what I feel are some of the better college website designs out there.
William & Mary
What I like: Bold animated header, superb navigation and sophisticated visuals.
Bates College
What I like: Bold animated header, easy navigation links.
Middlebury College
What I like: Site's uniqueness that adds to its appeal and sets it apart from the rest, easy navigation.
Northland College
What I like: Clean look which makes all the elements on the page jump out, quirkiness in the font choice.
Biola Undergrad
What I like: Fun and flirty with its use of spring colours, great home page – students would want to explore and dive right in.
Champlain College
What I like: Classic feel, easy navigation.
Dickinson College
What I like: Bold sidebar with main menus, easy grid navigation.
Colby-Sawyer College
What I like: Minimalist style with lots of white space.
Oregon College of Art & Craft
What I like: Bold background, great visuals and typography.
Washtenaw Community College
What I like: Animated header images work a treat in establishing a connection, easy access to all information.
Warner Pacific College
What I like: Both the header and the background, lovely typography and colours.
Capitol College
What I like: A very serious looking website that works, the visuals and colours set the tone and college expectations.
Century College
What I like: Clean look with white background, excellent typography and choice of colours.
Global College
What I like: Inviting feel, great use of images in the header.
Youthworks College
What I like: Header with drop-down menus, easy navigation.
Hagerstown Community College
What I like: Classic look, but not dated, all information available at a glace.
Jamestown Community College
What I like: Aesthetically pleasing layout and navigation.
Hampshire College
What I like: Animated header with useful information layout.
Marlboro College
What I like: Simple layout that works.
Thomas Edison State College
What I like: Animated header, bright feel and easy access to all information.
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Privacy Policy
Legal Policies and Disclaimers
Notice of Federal Funding and Federal Disclaimer
This page provides links to Web sites that contain information regarding the development
and utilization of policies and standards as they relate to law enforcement intelligence.
Criminal Intelligence File Guidelines
The Criminal Intelligence File Guidelines, prepared by the Law Enforcement
Intelligence Unit (LEIU), are provided to promote professionalism, provide protections
for citizens' privacy, and enable law enforcement agencies to collect information
in pursuit of organized crime entities. These guidelines outline the standards for
a file structure that agencies can use as a check-and-balance system. The file guidelines
include the definition of the criminal intelligence file; file content; file criteria
such as permanent status and temporary status; information evaluation, classification,
and source; and quality control, as well as file dissemination, review, purge, and
Criminal Intelligence: Model Policy
Criminal Intelligence: Model Policy outlines model guidelines and principles
for the collection, analysis, and distribution of intelligence information. This
guide details each element of a policy, including the purpose, policy descriptions,
term definitions, and procedures, such as the mission, organization, standards,
compilation and analysis of intelligence, evaluation of material, filing, classification,
and auditing and purging of the files.
Order 13388: Further Strengthening the Sharing of Terrorism Information to Protect
Executive Order 13388: Further Strengthening the Sharing of Terrorism Information
to Protect Americans contains the order of President George W. Bush in regards to
further strengthening the effective conduct of United States counterterrorism activities
and protecting the territory, people, and interests of the United States. The order
is divided into sections that discuss policy for the distribution and collection
of terrorism information.
Fact Sheet: Safeguarding the U.S. Government's Classified Information and Networks
Homeland Security Intelligence: Perceptions, Statutory Definitions, and Approaches
This report provides a potential conceptual model of how to frame homeland security
intelligence (HSINT), including geographic, structural/statutory, and holistic approaches.
The report argues that there is, in effect, a Homeland Security Intelligence Community
(HSIC). The proliferation of intelligence and information fusion centers across
the country indicates that state and local leaders believe there is value to centralizing
intelligence gathering and analysis in a manner that assists them in preventing
and responding to local manifestations of terrorist threats to their people, infrastructure,
and other assets. At the policy and operational levels, the communication and integration
of federal HSINT efforts with these state and local fusion centers will likely remain
an important priority and future challenge.
Security Presidential Directive 8 (HSPD-8)
Homeland Security Presidential Directive 8 (HSPD-8) requires the development of
the National Preparedness Goal to help ensure that local, state, and federal entities
are prepared to prevent, respond to, and recover from threatened and actual domestic
terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies. The directive provides
guidelines for the delivery of federal preparedness assistance to local and state
governments and outlines procedures for the development of first-responder equipment
standards that support nationwide interoperability and a comprehensive training
program to meet the National Preparedness Goal.
Intelligence Community Directive, Number 200, Management, Integration, and Oversight
of Intelligence Community Analysis
Intelligence Community Directive Number 200, Management, Integration, and Oversight
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AUC Students United for Health Advocacy and Medical Care
Members of the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine's (AUC) Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA)—one of AUC's many student organizations and clubs—organized, funded, and completed a medical service mission trip to La Antigua, Guatemala last spring. For many participants, it was a life-changing experience that affirmed their commitment to providing medical care to disadvantaged communities.
The 12 students, along with two physicians, raised money for and provided much-needed items such as toothpaste, vitamins, supplements, antibiotics, antihistamines, painkillers, antiparasitics, and other essential medications to local residents. In addition, the students worked alongside local doctors to provide free healthcare screenings for people of all ages ranging from young children to older adults.
Paula Lopez, LMSA vice president, says that the trip taught her to make the most of what you have. "After going abroad to Guatemala, I came to understand that no matter how hard one tries, it is really difficult to find a solution for everyone, but what one can do is to make the best use out of the resources available." She adds that the gratitude the students received "was very rewarding."
Kathryn Majdick, one of the principal organizers of the trip, was moved by her experience serving as a translator and member of a small group of students who, along with a Guatemalan physician, interviewed, diagnosed and treated residents of a small village outside La Antigua.
"We had to cross a river and traverse many dirt roads to get there," she recalls. "It was easy to see that the people had few resources, but they had a church, a soccer field and a schoolhouse… Each patient was incredibly patient, waiting over and hour to see us, and being constantly interrupted as our local doctor taught us to perform important physical exam procedures and recognize signs and symptoms. They were all incredibly gracious and appreciative. I felt immediately re-inspired."
One patient left a lasting impression on Majdick. A 68-year-old woman had many serious health conditions, including uncontrolled diabetes, gastrointestinal problems, and low blood pressure. "She was not able to get her medications due to lack of funds, access to a pharmacy, and any kind of routine care. As we discussed her symptoms, she began to cry. She told me 'estoy suffriendo,' which means 'I am suffering.' She said she was lucky to eat a tortilla every day, and shared that she does not eat vegetables or fruit or protein."
Majdick recalls feeling hopeless. She offered her hand to the woman and advised her to go the hospital for care, but thought she was unlikely to go. "We realized the limitations of our impact as well as the lack of sufficient care in this region."
Reflecting upon this memory makes Majdick tearful, she says, because it serves as a reminder of why she is studying medicine and of her passion for community service.
The LMSA unites and empowers medical students through service, mentorship and education to advocate for the health of disadvantaged communities.
In addition to running the service mission to Guatemala, the organization's 50 members have raised funds for an orphanage on St. Maarten, provided Medical Spanish classes to students interested in working with Spanish-speaking patients and communities, and delivered free medical examinations including blood pressure screenings, visual acuity tests, eye examinations, weight and height measures, and individual counseling about healthy lifestyles at a Community Action Day held at St. Martin of Tours Church. The association also holds potlucks to reunite students and share ideas and general meetings to inform members of projects for each semester.
Last summer LMSA, in conjunction with AUC's Black Medical Student Association, hosted a talent show fundraiser for the St. Maarten Sickle Cell Foundation. The sold-out event resulted in a $1,200 donation.
Blanca Gomez-Castillo, LMSA president, invites students to join the club. She says that her leadership position has given her more confidence and provided opportunities to hone her social, organizational and leadership skills. She adds that it is helping to prepare her to multitask in the future, and maintain her commitment to devoting at least some of her time to serving disadvantaged communities.


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I was super jealous of dp's ex. Same reason you said, she left him. Plus she would txt him allllllllll the time. It still ticks me off to this day. One time she wanted him their two kids and her to go do something as a family so the kids "could see them " getting along
he of course said no way. Another time she asked him to come over bc her then bf abused her and was scared he would come back. He told her no and if she was that scared to call the police. She recently started calling him peaches which he said was her old nick name for him. I told him he needs to either address that or I WILL. We have been together for 4 years and they have been separated and divorced for 5 or 6.. I always get the feeling she wants him back. But I now know he can't stand her and cant wait till he no longer has to speak with her.
I don't think hes ever been jealous of mine, at least hes never said so.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Helter Skelter
These sunnies from Karen Walker are the perfect mix of Retro-Havanna and Hippie and would be so perfect right now... My second Sunnies- craving this year... what is happening to me? This last picture is soo pretty and shows exactly how I would wear them, on a beach with my sun bleached curls down, dressed in white and gold. x S.
Ds. For those of you who are wondering, I passed both of my exams I had last week, YEY!!!
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My sunglasses are Harvest, I do love the Helter Skelter also though :)ReplyDelete
Those glasses are indeed perfection! Karen Walker seriously does the best sunglasses. :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations on passing all your exams - you must be so pleased!
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Thank you so much Mandy! Yes I'm soo happy and excited! :) And I couldn't agree with you more! Love her sunglasses! x S.Delete
The glasses are beautifull!ReplyDelete
I'm looking for one like that for summer!
I really like those sunglasses, the shape of them is amazing!ReplyDeleteReplies
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CANADA: Visual 2000 Sets New Standard for PLM Usability with Visual PLM.net® S Edition
20 February 2012 | News | Source: just-style
Visual 2000 International Inc. will unveil its newly redesigned Visual PLM.net® S fashion lifecycle management solution on January 16 at the NRF 101st Annual Convention and Expo in New York. Representing the fifth major release of the popular software, the S-Edition raises the bar for user experience and responsiveness as the first fashion PLM solution to fully leverage the new Microsoft® Silverlight® 5 development tools and Windows AzureTM cloud platform. Key among the many new and enhanced features included in Visual PLM.net® S are drag-and-drop design and storyboard capabilities, multi-level line planning tools, digital asset management with file streaming, integrated Business Intelligence (BI) dashboards, and advanced workflow management.
According to Visual 2000 Vice President of Research and Development Charles Benoualid, "With its engaging and interactive user experience, the S-Edition represents a major milestone for fashion PLM. In addition to being our most configurable and easy to use system ever, it gives our customers the freedom to securely implement either in-house or on the Microsoft cloud without the usual IT hassles of deploying across multiple operating systems and browsers."
Leveraging the latest Silverlight development tools, Visual PLM.net® S gives users richer, deeper interactivity than previously available by introducing more than forty new user enhancements; including improved video quality, media support, content display, and performance improvements. The new Version 5 system is also fully supported on Windows Azure, an open cloud platform that provides companies with an option to quickly deploy and manage applications across a global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters.
Noteworthy technical features and benefits of the S-Edition include a fully configurable user interface with drag-and-drop screen designer, field-level security, multilingual language support (localization), and more dynamic database configuration to accommodate changing client needs.


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Vintage Thrifting... I have had so much fun shopping at local thrift stores lately. When I saw this beautiful coat I couldn't pass it up...eventhough Spring is almost here.. One of my favorite things to do is thrift. I never go thrifting with anything in mind. It is the best kind of shopping to do. I can spend less than 20.00 and come home with such fun things. On this trip I bought my youngest a vintage UCLA Tee. ( He has ambition to go there after high school) He liked my 2.00 tee more than the 45.00 UCLA sweatshirt we bought him for Christmas. Just goes to show you.....
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Just for You from: KaReN EiLeeN at 7:35 PM
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- Tracie~MyPetiteMaison said...
What a cute coat, Karen. Love the jewels too. I've got to get out thrifting as soon as our storms pass. Happy week!
- March 3, 2009 at 3:11 PM
- Andrea said...
What a darling coat. You've dressed it up beautifully with your accessories.
- March 4, 2009 at 8:12 AM
- Miss Sandy said...
Hi Sweet Karen, it was so good of your to visit! Great finds!
- March 4, 2009 at 8:54 PM
- sandy b said...
Cute coat!
I'd be tempted to keep that one!!You hardly see them in Gray.
Sandy B
- March 6, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- SweetAnnee said...
I don't find things so neat
as all of you pro's
Cute coat
smiles, Deena
- March 6, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Eli's Lids said...
Love love love that dress. I'm not going to lie, I want it.
- March 10, 2009 at 5:55 PM
- Barb said...
That is a great find. I would definitely keep it!
- March 15, 2009 at 3:13 PM
- wendy humphreys said...
Great to see you too! I had a wonderful day just getting out and
meeting new friends, It was so nice
to visit even if just so brief...
and you really do have a wonderful
eye the dress and coat are soooo
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Hi, I'm Paulos and an opiate withdrawler.
I'm on Day 1, hello all... I'm new here and I figured I should seek some help, though I have understood opiate withdrawal and all I ran out early this month so therefore I have to go through about 18 days of withdrawal *yeah, lovely*.
I'm not asking for advice, I guess I'm just curious on what can be said about it, I've been on the Vicodin for over a year and as obvious I'm addicted... the withdrawal though is hard, and scares me to death...
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Hello Paulos.
Going through withdrawal can be an overwhelming task for many.
Please pay close attention to what your body is trying to tell you at all times.
In case of emergent situations,use your best judgement and don't go it alone.
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I have been on oxycodone since 2004. I am going cold turkey using the Thomas Recipe. I did it one other time and I could handle it. The L-tyrosene does help with the blahhs that I experienced for about 3 weeks the last time, but it made my skin get blotchy in the sun, and it hasn't ever gone away.
Mindless movies so you can just lay back and try not to think are a good idea. I got Michael, City of Angels and a few others.
My husband is going to "take care of me" during my detox. No runny nose or yawning yet, and it's been 9 hours. I usually take 15 mg every 4 to 5 hours. I was going to taper, but I have to start working and I don't want to take on a job withdrawing. Recently I went to pain mgmt doctor, who had all the patients give urine samples. Surprise! I don't usually smoke, but hit the pipe a few times, so no more percocets for me.
I'm glad really. I was tired of the merry-go-round. I want my life to be an open book. Aren't you relieved really to be off them? I am.
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Jackson — As partnerships between business and educational institutions continue to increase, one such alliance in the metro area is addressing workplace ethics, a topic pushed to the forefront in recent years.
Belhaven College and MMI Hotel Group/Dining Systems have joined forces to create an Institute for Business Ethics, a one-of-a-kind, local think tank designed to challenge leadership with ethical research, discussion, and resources.
Dr. Dan Fredericks, Belhaven senior vice president and provost, said plans had already begun for the institute before nationally-publicized corporate business scandals at Enron, Arthur Andersen and WorldCom.
"At Belhaven, it is our responsibility to educate the public, and ethics is a part of that. We've had the desire to establish this institute, but couldn't handle the expense until MMI agreed to partner with us," Fredericks said.
MMI Dining Systems president and CEO Ron Cockayne said they were drawn to the collaboration with the Christian, liberal arts college.
"We realized from talking with Belhaven that we have a similarity in core values — there was a chemistry between us," Cockayne explained.
He mentioned three primary MMI core values as mirroring what Belhaven has in mind with the concept of an ethics institute.
"First of all, we believe in honest, principle-based leadership, we are involved with the community, and we promote opportunities for training," Cockayne said.
Training is a key element of the project, which begins January 19 with a conference titled "Business Ethics and the Role of Senior Management."
Featured speakers will be retired Baylor University Ethics Department chair Dr. Richard Chewning, currently a distinguished scholar in residence at John Brown University in Arkansas, and Dr. Bill Penn, Belhaven business professor.
Chewning, who has written six books and more than 90 articles on business ethics, said that "30 or 40 years ago business values and principles were assumed."
"Then when the Christian common grace began to be washed away, decay occurred in the general moral base of our culture. And, this was long before WorldCom," he said.
"Of course, the press picks up on the large corporation corruption, but small business can have exactly the same problems," said Chewning, who spent more than 42 years in the college classroom.
Chewning points to basic temptation as the root of ethical dilemmas.
He said, "A frog in a pan of gradually heating water doesn't know that he's dying as the water begins to boil. And, ethical problems begin slowly, gradually start downhill, and then snowball."
Fredericks said that the theoretical and practical applications of business ethics go hand in hand.
"The theoretical is important, but I feel the practical applications are more of a major concern for business practitioners," he said.
Cockayne said, "The way this is set up, company leaders can bring in management staff from a number of different areas including healthcare, human resources, accounting, advertising and even athletics."
Apart from the January conference, Belhaven is planning a series of executive summits, where 10 to 12 business decision-makers will meet to conceptualize agendas and tracks for seminars, written resources on best practices, and more.
A steering committee and, ultimately, an advisory board will determine the institute's direction.
"Everyone," Chewning said, "has been made more conscience of ethics and has placed more of a stimulated emphasis on the topic," and college students are another segment of society which is examining personal and business standards more thoroughly.
Fredericks said that "students have been sensitized to this because of stalwart and high-level people going to jail for a lack of ethics."
Mississippi College management professor Dr. Randall Robbins agreed. "All of my classes are required to do research projects and presentations, and a number of groups have chosen to present on business ethics and the corporations involved. Their work has been excellent, and I can tell they have found the research both shocking and enlightening."
Robbins said he frequently enlists outside speakers to give students a feel for how class concepts operate in the real world.
"As a Christian School of Business, I feel we would be neglecting our mission if we did not emphasize what our institution is built upon," he said.
Those wanting more information on the Belhaven College Institute for Business Ethics or on the January conference, should call (601) 974-6456.
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Kayaking Tour
This 6-7 hours Cave and creek kayak adventure takes you to one of Belize's most inland kayak spots, nestled in the Five Blues National Park .This is a great place for swimming, sightseeing and photography. This geological attraction can only be access by kayaking or hiking.
Take a picturesque 60 mins drive along a feeder road line with citrus and bananas, as well driving through shallow river and creeks, untill we come to a stop at Indian Creek. Here we paddle the creek for approximately 40 minutes towards the first cave, the shortest in a series of natural excavation that can be easily entered by kayaks. Caves 2 and 3 are much longer than cave one. Between each cave we paddle with the lush jungle canopy above our heads alive with bird life and monkeys(howler,spider) feeding in the canopy.
After seeing an exploring a few of the many precious gems of Belize ,we launch back passing traditional horse an buggy Mennonites to our meeting point.
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- Camera
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- Full-day tour (approximately 6-7 hrs)
- The tour starts with 60 mins drive along a feeder road lined with citrus and bananas.
- We paddle through 3 caves and lush jungle canopy
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In these modern days, there are a variety of avenues for keeping in touch with family and friends. Social networking sites such as Facebook, Multiply and the likes are popular sites wherein one can keep in touch with family and friends and also a site to gain more friends.
What are the effects of these social networking sites to the children? Adults use these sites to keep in touch and even for business. With just a click the mouse, people can keep track of their otherwise long lost acquaintances.
Children too use these sites to keep in touch with friends and meet new ones. The problem with children using these sites is that a total stranger who could do harm could potentially gain the trust of a child and thus take advantage over him. We are all familiar with the old adage "Don't talk to strangers".
In social networking sites, this adage is seldom followed. A child could innocently interact with a stranger through the use of his computer thus exposing himself to potential risk. This danger is not new; even the law enforcers in other countries acknowledge it as a threat prompting them to create special units just to track down sexual predators on line.
There are many cases where a child fell prey to these predators just because they entertained those seemingly innocent personal messages of the sexual predator.
If there are dangers in using these social networking sites, benefits can also be derived in using these sites, especially for children. For one children at a young age become exposed in using the computer, promoting computer literacy. Children also are being introduced to new cultures since many people from different cultures interact, using these sites.
The world practically became smaller due to the internet and these social networking sites. Children may learn new languages and other things that they would not learn readily form their classrooms. Interaction with among peers became easier.
True to all new things, social networking sites can do more good than harm to children if the child is properly monitored and guided by adults. This is the only way to ensure that child reaps the benefits of this medium of communication.
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Dear Cyberparents,
This is our recommendation to you and all concerned parents everywhere that Yoursphere is a fantastic platform for kids and teens alike. It's especially great for parents because you can rest assured that the team at Yoursphere is protecting your children day in and day out!
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Nutrition and microbiota
There is an increasing interest in the gut-brain communication. The microbiota of the digestive tract likely modulates this communication, either directly or through the secretion of metabolites.
It is therefore tempting to hypothesize that nutrition plays an essential but yet poorly identified role in neuro-hormonal pathways originating from the gut. These pathways may be involved not only in behaviour and the control of food intake but also in the occurrence of neurological diseases.
A better understanding of the association between nutrition and gut microbiota could open up new preventive and therapeutic options for chronic diseases.
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didn't want to completely pull, and asked me to either commit or
stash, so i ran "git stash" and then "git pull" (from banshee/) then
"cd bin" and again "git pull" then "cd .." to return to banshee/.
I then ran "git submodule update --init" to get the Hyena modual.
And then I opened "Banshee.sln" in MonoDevelop 2.4.
From MonoDevelop i checked Project > Active Configuration and Windows
was already selected.
I then went to Project > Solution Options > Build > Configuration and
found under Configuration Mappings that Windows was also selected
there. I went to Build > General and changed the output directory from
banshee/ to win/ (so i knew where to look for binaries). When I hit OK
it told me that a referance to "Mono.Data.Sqlite" had been ignored.
Tried building - failed. Messed with loads of configurations - failed.
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This article was inspired by a conversation I had recently with a client; in fact this isn't the first time I've had a similar conversation with clients, so I thought I'd share my response to them with you. This client basically said to me,
"Tracey, please tell me I don't have to send a weekly ezine!"
Note: An ezine is another name for a newsletter or electronic newsletter.
I know that for many business owners the thought of sitting down every week/month to write and prepare their ezine is really quite a daunting prospect. And, of course, you can get a VA (Virtual Assistant) to pull it all together, upload it to your list management service, and send it out. But that still doesn't alter the fact that you have to WRITE it! And this is why many business owners don't follow through with this very effective marketing strategy.
A few years ago, it was all the rage to send out a "pretty" weekly/bi-weekly/monthly electronic newsletter. And by "pretty" I mean lots of colorful graphics, headers, different sections etc. etc. But now there are two major factors that come into play that makes this method of communication a little outdated and unnecessary:
- People's inboxes are overflowing. They don't want a lengthy, pretty-looking newsletter. What they want to be able to do is scan their emails quickly and pick out any tidbits of relevant information. This means that you, as the publisher, need to make your communications quick and to-the-point.
- People are no longer reading their emails on just their desktop PCs/laptops. They're now reading them on their tablets, iPads, and the majority of your readers are reading their emails on their smartphones while they're out and about, which means that the smaller screen is going to make viewing of your nicely laid-out newsletter more difficult to read. And if your layout isn't responsive to different types of media, then your newsletter will be almost impossible to read on a smartphone.
So, given these changes in both society and technology, what's the answer to this?
Create shorter, to-the-point, and as plain as possible, communications for your subscribers that just have a single call-to-action embedded in them. And this means streamlining the information that you send out.
You do have options!
So with that in mind, here are three alternatives to the standard, long-form newsletter:
1. Send a Tip of the Week. I'm sure if you sat down you could easily come up with a whole series of quick tips around your area of expertise. If you came up with 52 you'd have a whole years' worth of tips in one sitting.
2. Send an Article of the Week. Instead of a quick tip, send out an article instead. And rather than include the whole article in your email communication, provide an overview with a link to read the full article on your blog (this is what I do — and it works very well!). And, again, if you can come up with 52 different articles you'd have a whole year's worth.
3. Host a weekly free teleclass. I've seen several business owners do this with huge success. If speaking is more your thing, invite your list to a free weekly teleclass. Share a popular topic and then open it up for Q&A. What a great way for your audience to get to know you better! You email communication then would be a very simple invitation to your weekly teleclass and, as your subscribers have already opted in to your list, no need to make them optin again for your teleclass — simply provide all the call-in information in your email.
As you can see, there are several alternatives to the standard ezine/newsletter approach. And in today's fast-paced, overwhelmed society, it makes sense to come up with something much more streamlined. Pick whichever one works best for you. The important thing is that you have a stay-in-touch strategy in place and that you are consistent on your delivery.
What's your alternative to an ezine? Share in the comments below. And if you're struggling with this, ask your question below; I'd love to help.
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The Architect of the Capitol (AOC), through the Capitol Power Plant, operates five walkable utility tunnels containing steam and chilled water pipes associated with serving the heating and cooling requirements of the U.S. Capitol and over 20 surrounding facilities. In our work last fall, we addressed conditions in the tunnels and AOC's plans for addressing them. The Office of Compliance (OOC), which is responsible for advancing safety, health, and workplace rights in the legislative branch, and the tunnel workers had raised concerns about health and safety issues in the tunnels. As a result of these concerns, in January 2006, OOC issued citations for and asked AOC to address a potential asbestos hazard and heat stress conditions in the tunnels. In addition, in February 2006, OOC filed a complaint against AOC concerning hazards in the tunnels, including falling concrete, an inadequate communication system for these confined spaces, and inadequate escape exits (egresses). According to OOC officials, these conditions had been brought to AOC's attention by OOC inspectors as early as 1999, but AOC had not made sufficient progress in addressing them, and conditions in the tunnels had deteriorated further. In June 2007, AOC reached a settlement agreement with OOC to resolve both the citations and the complaint. The settlement agreement calls for the problems in the tunnels to be resolved within 5 years of the settlement date. This testimony focuses on the projects and other steps AOC is taking to address the tunnel problems and the current schedule and estimated costs for the tunnel projects.
AOC has established a dedicated management team to oversee the tunnel improvement work, and the projects AOC is implementing to address problems in the tunnels are in various stages of planning, design, and construction. In November 2006, we reported that AOC had started to address problems in the tunnels, but their condition remained substantially unchanged. AOC has since made progress in addressing the high heat in one tunnel, continued to remove concrete at risk of falling, begun to install additional egresses, expanded the current communication system, and moved forward with some asbestos abatement. While AOC is taking steps to address the problems in the tunnels and some progress is being made, it will take focused and sustained management attention, additional funding, and several years to resolve the problems. Summary In August 2006, AOC issued a plan to resolve the problems with the utility tunnels identified in the OOC citations and complaint. According to this plan, the work would be completed by the middle of fiscal year 2012 and would cost about $134 million. AOC has since revised many of the project schedules and cost estimates in the plan, and further revisions are likely. As of April 2007, AOC estimated the work would cost over $200 million, an increase of at least 50 percent over its initial estimate. AOC officials attributed this increase to the development of additional information about the projects. For example, the contract AOC negotiated for the installation of additional egresses allowed more time and cost more than AOC initially anticipated because of the impact of working conditions in the tunnels on the contractor's bid. This newer estimate is, however, still an early estimate. It is based on limited information and preliminary decisions about how best to resolve the tunnel problems, and is expected to change as decisions are made and projects are designed. Congress has provided $77.6 million in emergency supplemental funding for the tunnels in fiscal years 2006 and 2007. AOC has obligated most of the $27.6 million provided in 2006 and spent about 13 percent of this funding. AOC has not yet submitted to Congress its obligation plan for the $50 million provided in 2007. Congressional approval of this plan is necessary before AOC can obligate the funds. At this rate of progress and spending, it will be difficult for AOC to meet its commitment to resolve the tunnel problems over the next 5 years.
Dec 12, 2017
Personnel Security Clearances:Additional Actions Needed to Ensure Quality, Address Timeliness, and Reduce Investigation BacklogGAO-18-29: Published: Dec 12, 2017. Publicly Released: Dec 12, 2017.
Nov 21, 2017
Personnel Security Clearances:Plans Needed to Fully Implement and Oversee Continuous Evaluation of Clearance HoldersGAO-18-117: Published: Nov 21, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 21, 2017.
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Federal Regulations:Key Considerations for Agency Design and Enforcement DecisionsGAO-18-22: Published: Oct 19, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 20, 2017.
Nov 8, 2017
DATA Act:OMB, Treasury, and Agencies Need to Improve Completeness and Accuracy of Spending Data and Disclose LimitationsGAO-18-138: Published: Nov 8, 2017. Publicly Released: Nov 8, 2017.
Oct 31, 2017
2020 Census:Actions Needed to Mitigate Key Risks Jeopardizing a Cost-Effective EnumerationGAO-18-215T: Published: Oct 31, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 31, 2017.
Oct 26, 2017
Federal Facility Security:Selected Agencies Should Improve Methods for Assessing and Monitoring RiskGAO-18-72: Published: Oct 26, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 26, 2017.
Oct 17, 2017
U.S. Marshals Service:Additional Actions Needed to Improve Oversight of Merit Promotion Process and Address Employee Perceptions of FavoritismGAO-18-8: Published: Oct 17, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 17, 2017.
Oct 12, 2017
2020 Census:Continued Management Attention Needed to Oversee Innovations, Develop and Secure IT Systems, and Improve Cost EstimationGAO-18-141T: Published: Oct 12, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 12, 2017.
Oct 11, 2017
Physical Security:NIST and Commerce Need to Complete Efforts to Address ChallengesGAO-18-167T: Published: Oct 11, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 11, 2017.
Physical Security:NIST and Commerce Need to Complete Efforts to Address Persistent ChallengesGAO-18-95: Published: Oct 11, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 11, 2017.
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A blend of Merlot & 15% Syrah grapes to spice it up. A velvet wine with no oak and a bit of rest sweetness. Expect a thicker fruit palate as the wine is not "bone dry". No grated tongue feel as there is no oak involved. How does that work? Well, enjoy it as a Summer RED, chilled like a Rosé wine. I'm confident it will surprise you how well it pairs to everything from the BBQ, have it with spicy dishes or a book/lawn chair combination. This is my wine with Pizza, when a crazy day is over and all I want is a minute of silence and a glass of wine 😉
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