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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.
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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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.
My Mum, 82, is looking to downsize from the extended semi-detached she and my late Father bought from new in 1968. She wanted us to look at this 2 bed apartment a few miles away from her current location. It has a lift so that covers any future mobility issues. Open the doors in this room as there is a small balcony. The building faces the correct direction to catch the sun - important in these high energy times and, well sunshine just makes you feel happy. Can't put a price on that.
It has all the possessions of the previous occupant as they passed away. All this will be cleared when Mum moves in. She had a buyer for her house - everything is going through subject to contract.
The Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium (GTRLC) welcomed 17 new libraries this week as the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System and the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System joined ranks with 23 other libraries in the consortium.
During a contract signing on March 7, Dr. Mark Keenum, Mississippi State University President, welcomed the new libraries and thanked the directors and board members for their confidence in the MSU Libraries and for their vision and commitment to providing the best possible service and resources to their patrons.
The Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System serves Mississippi’s Attala, Holmes, Leake, Montgomery and Winston counties, while the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System manages collections for the communities of Columbus, Artesia, Crawford, and Caledonia, Mississippi.
“This is a very exciting time for our patrons and for what our library system can offer to the citizens of Attala County,” said Richard Greene, Executive Director of the Mid-Mississippi RLS. “This library resource sharing consortium will bring the collections of 38 libraries to the finger tips of our Attala County customers.”
“Being a member of the GTRLC means that we can bring a world of information to the citizens of Lowndes County,” said Alice Shands, Director of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System. “No longer are Lowndes County citizens limited to only the informational resources we can afford to purchase. Membership in the GTRLC provides an exponential increase in the amount of information our patrons may now access.”
The GTRLC was established in 1993 as a means of increasing the sharing of resources (access to one database which would contain all of the holdings within the Golden Triangle area) and automation costs as well as the sharing of technical expertise. The mission of the Consortium is to provide a central database that customers can utilize to provide easy access to resources available in the Golden Triangle Region. Building upon the success of the venture between charter members Mississippi State University and Mississippi University for Women, the Consortium continues to impact libraries and provide exceptional service to its members.
“We are very pleased to have the Columbus-Lowndes Library System and the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System join the GTRLC,” said MSU Libraries Administrator of Systems, Stephen Cunetto. “With these additions, the Consortium, the only one of its kind in the State, now includes 40 libraries, including academics, publics, and school libraries.”
Since its establishment, Starkville High School, Tombigbee Regional Library System, Oktibbeha – Starkville Public Library, and the East Mississippi Community College Libraries have joined the consortium. Training and ongoing development and support for the Consortium is handled by the Mississippi State University Libraries.
For more information on the Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium, please visit library.msstate.edu/GTRLC.
Contracted by Sega to create 8 Japanese-Themed items for a "The Shogun Update" for Team Fortress 2.
I get 25% of the sales of the Shogun items in the Mann Co. store! :D
The Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium (GTRLC) welcomed 17 new libraries this week as the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System and the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System joined ranks with 23 other libraries in the consortium.
During a contract signing on March 7, Dr. Mark Keenum, Mississippi State University President, welcomed the new libraries and thanked the directors and board members for their confidence in the MSU Libraries and for their vision and commitment to providing the best possible service and resources to their patrons.
The Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System serves Mississippi’s Attala, Holmes, Leake, Montgomery and Winston counties, while the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System manages collections for the communities of Columbus, Artesia, Crawford, and Caledonia, Mississippi.
“This is a very exciting time for our patrons and for what our library system can offer to the citizens of Attala County,” said Richard Greene, Executive Director of the Mid-Mississippi RLS. “This library resource sharing consortium will bring the collections of 38 libraries to the finger tips of our Attala County customers.”
“Being a member of the GTRLC means that we can bring a world of information to the citizens of Lowndes County,” said Alice Shands, Director of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System. “No longer are Lowndes County citizens limited to only the informational resources we can afford to purchase. Membership in the GTRLC provides an exponential increase in the amount of information our patrons may now access.”
The GTRLC was established in 1993 as a means of increasing the sharing of resources (access to one database which would contain all of the holdings within the Golden Triangle area) and automation costs as well as the sharing of technical expertise. The mission of the Consortium is to provide a central database that customers can utilize to provide easy access to resources available in the Golden Triangle Region. Building upon the success of the venture between charter members Mississippi State University and Mississippi University for Women, the Consortium continues to impact libraries and provide exceptional service to its members.
“We are very pleased to have the Columbus-Lowndes Library System and the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System join the GTRLC,” said MSU Libraries Administrator of Systems, Stephen Cunetto. “With these additions, the Consortium, the only one of its kind in the State, now includes 40 libraries, including academics, publics, and school libraries.”
Since its establishment, Starkville High School, Tombigbee Regional Library System, Oktibbeha – Starkville Public Library, and the East Mississippi Community College Libraries have joined the consortium. Training and ongoing development and support for the Consortium is handled by the Mississippi State University Libraries.
For more information on the Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium, please visit library.msstate.edu/GTRLC.