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He's offering "legal insurance" in case I get sued by Google for my Google Maps abstracts. In exchange, he gets a painting.
20 May 2019 – Building a Societal Contract for the World, Facilitator: Chris Hoenig, Co-Founder, Citizens Alliance
Scene setting: Anthony Gooch, Director, Public Affairs & Communications, OECD
Discussion leaders
Hossein Derakhshan, Journalist, Research Associate, MIT Media Lab
Natasha Friis Saxberg, Deputy Chairman, Foundation for Social Responsibility
Gabriela Gandel, Executive Director, Impact Hub
M. Yasmina McCarty, Head of Mobile for Development, GSMA
Ida McDonnell, Team Leader, Senior Policy Analyst, Development Directorate, OECD
Manuel Muñiz, Dean of the School of Global and Public Affairs; Rafael del Pino Professor of Practice of Global Leadership, IE University, Spain
David Grégoire Van Reybrouc, Cultural Historian, Archaeologist & Author
Friederike Röder, CEO, ONE France
Dennis Snower, President, Global Solutions Initiative
Closing: Jorge Moreira da Silva, Director, Development Co-operation Directorate, OECD, OECD Headquarters, Paris.
Photo: OECD / Christian Moutarde
East Lothian bus services were thrown into turmoil a few weeks ago when First Edinburgh announced they would cease to operate their East Lothian Council subsidised services . The Council had to quickly organise new contracts and Prentice Coaches of Haddington were awarded services 121 North Berwick - Haddington and 123 Gifford Circle ..the new services commenced on Monday 2nd July with brand new state of the art lowfloor buses.
I sure hope this works, after all, taking down one the Republic's most heavily protected bases with a bunch of bounty hunters isn't exactly the best plan but it's what we've got also we're no normal group of bounty hunters, we're the Shadow Hunters the best of the best in our line of work. This all started in Coruscant when we were going our usual business until someone contacted us promising us a lot of credits if I accept and being the gentleman that I am I was inclined to accept. We got 5,000,000 credits when we accepted and we were promised the rest later but that got us all wondering, who would pay such a high price? Whoever he is, he's smart, in order to go undetected by the Republic my client insisted that we go there by escape pods so that we wouldn't attract much attention to ourselves and to the base which we were hired to infiltrate. The base which we are attacking is Sector 09 are better known as The Blackbox. It rest on the desert moon orbiting Coruscul and it's where the Republic keeps it's darkest secrets and most dangerous weapons. From the outside it looks like a normal outpost but if you look at the details then you can notice that it's actually made of extremely tough black mandalorian steel as well that there are no normal clones protecting it but highly a highly trained clone squad. So in order for this to work we have take out the clones without raising any alarms, defuse the state of the art security system and sneak into the heavily guarded hidden labyrinth beneath the outpost so as I said...I sure hope this works. _________________________________ I'm trying out a new storyline following a group of bounty hunters and their stories of adventure across the galaxy
This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-19-63
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Agencies Need Better Information on the Use of Noncompetitive and Bridge Contracts
Note: Obligation amounts obtained from Federal Procurement Data System-Next Generation were adjusted for inflation using the fiscal year 2017 Gross Domestic Product Index.
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Paul S Winson have won the contracts for services 3 and 13 from Centrebus. These routes are run on behalf of Leicestershire CC.
Acquired for the routes is Enviro200 JB51 BUS, which is duly seen here on route 3.
Ethereum smart contract is a program that is validated and executed on the blockchain. The output of running the program usually involves a transfer of value in Ether (ETH) or the respective token. #Ethereum #smart #contracts are validated by the miners, who earn a reward for the same. When the Ethereum smart contracts are implemented on an interactive tool to develop applications, it called Decentralized Application. The applications are decentralized because their execution and validation involve a democratic consensus mechanism.
Digital ID: 435532. Bridges. Ashokan reservoir. ... Contract 76. September 25, 1915.. [1918?]
Notes: Acc. Hdq. R. 754
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In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 70% of the drugs are distributed by Fernandinho Beira Mar (See: Comando Vermelho) and a great part of that is sold by Marcinho VP.
Pastor Marcos Pereira, is an accomplice of Beira Mar and works directly with Marcinho VP.
In the year 2009, Pereira came to the US, to install his "Pentecostal Church". Actually to expand drug trafficking by Beira Mar and to do Money Laundering, for the same organization.
This stopped because of the public denouncements I made at the time.
Brazil is a Narco Democracy, the Workers Party received $50 million Dollars from the Narco Terrorist Organization, Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces FARC, to help the first campaign to the presidency of Lula.
Roman Catholic priest, Francisco Antonio Caderna Collazos (See "Cura Camilo" ), is the FARC's representative who handed over the money to Lula.
Fernandinho Beira Mar is the FARC's main drug distribution contact in Brazil.
The day pastor Marcos Pereira was indicted for several alleged rapes (about 20), president Dilma Rousseff (same political party as Lula), gave him a public embrace and received him in a private audience.
In the US, Pereira has bought crooked lawyers, Brazilian newsmen, Brazilian Evangelical Pastors, Newark Policemen, FBI Agents, and a lot of killers; to stop my denouncements.
In the year 2014, over 100 policemen and military soldiers, were killed by drug traffickers, in the State of Rio.
Some of their names are:
Ryan Procópio, 23 years old.
Anderson de Senna Freire
Alex Amâncio, 34 years old.
Bruno Miguez, 30 years old.
Rogério Pereira da Silva, 39 years old.
Wagner Vieira Cruz
Leidson Acácio.
Alda Rafael Castilho.
Rodrigo Paes Leme.
Captain, Uanderson Manoel da Silva.
Fábio Gomes da Silva.
Anderson Fernandes.
Marcelo Soares do Reino.
Hugo Ferreira Santos.
There were over 140 policeman and soldiers injured:
Bruno de Morais. Injured.
Paulo Araújo da Silva, Injured.
Sargent, Givaldo Rodrigues de Oliveira, Injured.
Sargent, Alexandro da Silva Batista, Injured.
Alexandre dos Santos Alves, injured.
After five years of pastor Marcos Pereira, trying to kill me, I can only give all Glory to Jehovah, for protecting me.
In 20 years of the Vietnam War, died 25% the number of dead in Brazil, in 20 years. One million victims.
Branko.
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In 1944, Fairchild Aircraft won the contract for an aircraft that would replace the prewar C-46 Commando and C-47 Skytrain transports. Fairchild’s design, which would become the C-82 Packet, utilized an unusual high wing with twin tail booms, with the fuselage between. This gave the Packet a large, uncluttered fuselage space for cargo storage. It was also unstable and underpowered. To address these problems, Fairchild redesigned the Packet as the XC-82B, but the new version was so different that it was a new aircraft, and thus it was redesignated C-119 Flying Boxcar, for its fuselage shape. The C-119, which quickly acquired the nickname “Dollar Nineteen,” was larger than the C-82, equipped with more powerful engines and a strengthened airframe, and moved the cockpit from above the fuselage to the nose, improving pilot visibility and handling. It retained the Packet’s rear clamshell doors, allowing equipment to be loaded directly into the aircraft.
US Air Force crews assigned to C-119s still considered them one level above a deathtrap, remarking that it was good that it was designed to drop paratroopers, since the plane would crash anyway. The C-119 could still struggle into the air when it was fully loaded (later C-119 users, such as Canada and India, would equip their aircraft with a jet engine mounted atop the wings), and the loss of an engine would usually result the aircraft diving into the ground. Nonetheless, it could carry more cargo than any other aircraft of its time, including 65 paratroopers fully loaded, and if it took awhile to win converts, the Flying Boxcar was to prove its worth. The C-119 was first used in Korea as a general cargo aircraft and paratroop carrier, participating in the limited number of combat drops of the Korean War.
Several USAF aircraft were loaned to the CIA and used to resupply the besieged French garrison at Dien Bien Phu in 1954 before it was overrun; others were modified with the Fulton Recovery System and used to snag photographic capsules from Discoverer reconnaissance satellites beginning in 1960, marking the first time such an object had been recovered from space. As the C-130 Hercules replaced the Flying Boxcar in the late 1950s, it would be passed on to friendly nations, and eventually 24 air forces would fly C-119s. The last C-119s would not leave military service with the Republic of China Air Force until 2002, and many were converted after being withdrawn from other air forces into firefighting aircraft, though these have since been grounded. A few small Alaskan air cargo companies still fly C-119s in revenue service. Of the 1183 produced, 64 aircraft are preserved in museums in military colors.
This is C-119C 49-0199, on display at the Castle Air Museum near Atwater, California. Surprisingly, almost nothing can be found about this aircraft's USAF career, other than it entered service around 1950 and was retired in 1969. It was sold to Aero Union for conversion into a firefighting aircraft, and would fight fires for both Aero Union and Hemet Valley until 1999, when it was finally withdrawn from service; during its second career, it was fitted with a jet engine above the fuselage. 49-0199 was donated to Castle, still in its firefighting markings. By 2007, the aircraft was repainted back to its USAF appearance of the late 1950s, with white uppersurfaces, and light gray replacing bare metal.
When I visited in May 2021, the sun was beginning to take its toll on 49-0199, with the markings faded. Castle has been steadily repainting its aircraft, so I imagine it won't be long before 49-0199 gets a fresh coat of paint. I wish I could find more about this aircraft: all of them have a story.