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Seriously Oregon? This flimsy piece of laminated paper with a little metallic ink is supposed to be taken seriously? Did you contract this out to a couple college kids in their dorm room with supplies from the local art store? (Also, ugh what a portrait.)
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oldbluerawhoney: "I'm going to move to Oregon from California so I can complain about their frugal use of taxpayer's money". If you want a more legit looking card you should try the street corners in downtown Woodburn. SSN and Driver's License for $100, they'd probably take a better picture anyways.
The ICC-FIDIC Conference on International Construction Contracts was held in Sao Paulo, Brazil from 10-11 February 2020.
Now comes the coats of Tung Oil, after the two coats of the linseed oil. This has a slightly harder finish. I put on as many coats as it takes to make it 'pop', without making it too glossy.
In between each coat, I lightly use 4 aught steel wool.
AFSCME workers protesting Illinois Governor Pat Quinn cancelling their contracts. Demonstration outside the Chicago Cultural Center on December 13, 2012
RAL CEO Congratulates Director of Edwin Construction for winning the bid for upgrading Matsakali-Altein, Vhembe DM.
DavwMac and Juglo
signed a contract for a match Next week for the VAW championship belt.
At the end words were exchanged, Juglo stood up and DaveMac followed suit to only be kicked in the face by Juglo
Contract Pharma publisher Gary Durr and Fred Schulze of Coating Place Inc. smile for the camera!
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Sunday, 2nd May 2010
'Company convicted in VAT fraud given contract'
Matthew Xuereb
Labour leader Joseph Muscat addressing the crowds that gathered in Fgura for May Day celebrations. Photo: Chris Sant Fournier
A paint supplies company which was convicted in the VAT fraud scandal was awarded a €48,000 government contract by the Contracts Department just months after the court verdict, Labour leader Joseph Muscat said yesterday.
Despite the fraud of some €10 million in the VAT Department, the government had not acted to ensure somebody assumed responsibility, he said.
Speaking at the party's May 1 celebrations in Fgura, Dr Muscat yesterday challenged the Prime Minister to allow his MPs a free vote on a parliamentary debate on the power station extension project contract.
He also challenged Dr Gonzi to agree to have Thursday's debate transmitted live on state television "so that families would know who is protecting their interests and who is not".
Dr Muscat said the Labour Party would be showing solidarity with Marsaxlokk residents "in a peaceful but resolute manner" on Wednesday by visiting families living close to where the government is proposing to extend the power station. The south had been reduced to a "rubbish dump", he said. Dr Muscat said he wanted to show the government, on the eve of a parliamentary debate about the controversial extension contract given to Dutch company BWSC, that the people had "woken up".
The Labour leader was referring to the controversy surrounding the tendering process in relation to the contract for the supply of a 144-megawatt diesel power plant at the Delimara power station for a value of €165 million, which was criticised by the Auditor General in a report.
Among other things, the Auditor said the contract, signed behind closed doors last year, was drawn up hastily.
Dr Muscat said that whatever the result of the vote on the motion his party was presenting, the PL would be announcing in the coming days what it planned to do about this case, as well as others, if it was elected to government.
The Labour leader spoke at length about the €200 million power station contract, accusing the government of wanting people to accept an experiment with their health through a prototype plant.
Although it had been stated that similar plants existed in Cyprus and Corsica, the Auditor General's investigation into the awarding of this contract had proved this claim to be untrue. The government, he said, did not even want to publish the contract, but then changed its position and asked BWSC permission to publish. This was humiliating for Malta, he said, adding that the government should not take orders from anyone, let alone a foreign company.
He accused the government of being unwilling to halt political corruption and described corruption as a tax. The Labour Party would not permit Malta to become another Greece, he said, which was paying the price for rampant corruption.
He said the government had lost the values of which it was so proud and was instead making families pay through their noses for water and electricity. He also criticised the government for failing to implement a pre-election promise to reduce the maximum income tax rate.
Dr Muscat promised policemen, soldiers and members of the Civil Protection Department the right to join a union but without the right to strike.
He also criticised the government for fixing the price of public transport for just three years, "coincidentally" until the next general election.
Not sure what this is, but it came from the estate of a U.S. World War II veteran, who had two Japanese rifles and what is very definitely a Japanese Katana sword.
This is a very central European blade, probably made there, but with a number of Japanese-style features.
The scabbard, in fact, is absolutely identical to a couple of Prussian Imperial cavalry sabers of the period 1866-72. However, this version has been modified to accept a Japanese style latch, which has fallen off this unit.
It resembles all manner of Japanese police, cavalry and other swords, but the radically swept handle and "knuckle" no one seems to recognize.
All rights reserved. Copy righted.
November 13, 2013 Giant members authorized the Local 400 union leadership to call a strike if necessary. The contract has been extended until Dec 20th as the company and union sit back down at the bargaining table.
The 673d Contracting Squadron held a change of command ceremony at Heritage Park on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, June 14, 2022. The ceremony celebrated the transfer of command from U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Jon Hobart to Lt. Col. Alfred Fryman.
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This exercise provides training across the spectrum of OCS readiness from requirements and development of warfighter staff integration and synchronization through contract execution supporting the joint force commander. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Chad Chisholm/Released)
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New to Diamond Bus (North West), in 12/2024, for Tranche 3 of Bee Network, which began on 05/01/2025, this Eccles based Enviro 200MMC is seen here on A627 Oldham Road, about to enter Ashton-under-Lyne Interchange, on 05/03/2025. It is operating in on Bee Network Service 151 09:38 Higher Crumpsall, North Manchester General Hospital - Queens Park, Manchester Communication Academy - Harpurhey, Lightbowne Road - Harpurhey, Hillier Street North - Newton Heath - Erwin Street - Co-op Academy, Failsworth - Tesco, Failsworth - Hollinwood - Hathershaw, Pelham Street - Ashton-under-Lyne Interchange. Prior to Tranche 3 of Bee Network, this former TfGM service was operated by Rotala - Diamond Bus (North West) in a contract change from Stotts, Oldham, due to driver shortages at the time. © Peter Steel 2025.