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NASA has unveiled NASA App HD, a new mobile application for the iPad providing videos, stories and NASA information all in one place.
NASA Launches New iPad Application
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Urban farming: It’s a growth business
Urban farming may sound like an oxymoron, but judging from the 375-person sell-out crowd at the first Urban Farm Summit in Washin
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In honor of Hurricane Earl: Your favorite songs about storms?
As the reports of Hurricane Earl's strength get less serious (thank goodness!), we can all breathe a sigh of relief and start to have some fun with it.
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Promoting Innovation through Prize and Challenge Programs
Promoting innovation through prizes and challenges has steadily become an accepted policy throughout many US government departments and agencies over the past few years.
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Public Safety Communications and LTE: Nationwide Mobile Public Safety Broadband Network
In April 2010, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) created the Emergency Response Interoperability Center (ERIC)
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Nominate your CTO Innovator of the Year
Washington Technology and NVTC have joined forces to recognize the top innovators working for government contractors.
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New Online Director for Lessig and Trippi's Election Reform Group
A bit of industry staffing news: Larry Lessig announced this morning that Fix Congress
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BWI Airport, Workers to Benefit From Recovery Act Funds
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Inside the libraries of federal leaders
With Labor Day ahead of us and many folks heading out of town, I thought it would be the perfect time to share the leadership books recommended by some of the federal leaders I've recently interviewed
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Should Government Pamper Its Citizens?
Apropos of yesterday's item that touched on public expectations for what government should do, apparently among the things we as Americans expect government to handle for us is diaper rash.
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Four short links: 3 Sep 2010
- Arranging Things: The Rhetoric of Object Placement (Amazon) -- [...] the underlyi
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links - September 3, 2010
Going in circles, or a revolution? In Texas, a Small Town Hopes for a Gov
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The Changing Relationship Between Accountability and Responsibility
Collaborative technologies apply flattening pressure to hi
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CBP failed to follow basic security practices to protect financial systems
Administrators didn't review employees' rights to access files, enforce stringent password requirements, or block users from logging on after several failed attempts.
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Feds to pay less for hotels in major cities in 2011
GSA has issued per diem rates for lodging for next year. Most hotels in major cities saw a decrease, including $15 for Washington, $71 in New York City and $45 in Chicago.
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Iraq combat changes won't affect entitlements
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5 ways to use social media for better emergency response
More people now use social media tools to report emergencies or call for help, and they expect government response agencies to be actively engaged in using the technology, too.
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Gov 2.0 Radio Hot Links – September 3, 2010
Going in circles, or a revolution?
In Texas, a Small Town Hopes for a Gov 2.0 Makeover Miracle
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Retirement Planning: Understanding CSRS Offset
The peculiarities of the niche retirement system aimed largely at people who had a break in federal service at some point.
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San Francisco’s Open Data Efforts On Display
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BP oil spill proves fertile ground for procurement
Federal agencies have spent almost $126 million in Gulf Coast contracts.
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San Francisco's Open Data Efforts On Display
San Francisco's aggressive open data efforts were on display this week, as civic and technology leaders took the stage at sf.govfresh
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Army moves on plan to build next combat vehicle
Officials aim to develop flexible, lethal model that taps best features of current fleet.
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McDonnell orders independent review of 'unacceptable' computer failure
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has announced that an independent commission will be formed to review the weeklong computer failure that affected many state agencies.
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Alabama county weighs SAP
Jefferson County, Ala., may scrap $12 million system due to performance issues.
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Agency aims to play matchmaker with new hiring tool
The national intelligence office is developing a site that would pair job applicants with suitable federal vacancies.
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New 2 Gov: How Does It Feel to Be Hated
Alright so first off let me outline the premise of this new blog series.
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FCC.gov poised for an overdue overhaul
For an agency that is charged with regulating communications, the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has been a bit behind
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From Nextgov.com: Scientists view cybersecurity as an intimidating conundrum
Former National Science Foundation executive says technical issues and the enormity of the task make securing the Internet and networks 'the most difficult challenge' for researchers.
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Building more secure buildings
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SSA disagrees with IG on data center site recommendations
The Social Security Administration accepts half of its inspector general's advice for site selection for a new data center.
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Behind the Curtain: Communications in the Acquisition Process
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Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell Announces Independent Review of 'Unacceptable' Computer Outage
A damaged storage area network was fully repaired as of Thursday, Sept. 2, according to Northrop Grumman.
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Emergency Managers Collaborate on New Strategies to Feed People During Disasters
The new Multi-Agency Feeding Plan Template is designed to make mass feeding across jurisdictions easier.
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Google Earth Helps Identify Code Violators in Mecklenburg County, N.C.
With aerial imaging technology, code enforcement officials can verify complaints from residents about neighborhood violations.
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Kaiser: Employees’ share of health care costs rising
The Kaiser Family Foundation today released a sobering report about the state of health care cos
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Technology designed to speed hiring often hinders the process, survey shows
HR specialists say incompatible systems and limited online tools make it difficult to match qualified candidates with jobs.
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Meeting Half-way: Becoming Citizen 2.0
In 2005, William Eggers released a book titled "Government 2.0." Its cover…
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Soundbytes: ATC Modernization, DISA and Long Commutes
A weekly roundup of comments from Nextgov.com. All comments are presented in their original, unedited form.
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Pentagon banks on teamwork to meet Gates mandate
The Pentagon has commissioned five teams of defense officials and experts to take on different aspects of realizing plans to cut the Defense Department budget by $100 million in the next five years, a
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GAO ranks near top of best-to-work-for-agency list
GAO scored number two on the best agency to work for list. How do they get there?
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The Week in Comments: Postal angst, per diems and Oval Office decor
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Agency aims to play matchmaker with new hiring tool
The national intelligence office is developing a site that would pair job applicants with suitable federal vacancies.
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Scientists view cybersecurity as an intimidating conundrum
Former National Science Foundation executive says technical issues and the enormity of the task make securing the Internet and networks 'the most difficult challenge' for researchers.
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Clearing the Cache: Vote Early! Though I'd Rather You Didn't
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Is cybersecurity funding asymmetrical?
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An inside look at the best agencies list
Learn more from the Partnership for Public Service's Tim McManus
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State, local education agencies flunk stimulus law transparency tests
GAO found only 9 percent of the spending descriptions fully met the law's transparency criteria, such as for clear and complete information.
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'Cut the crap' and other lessons for new IT projects
Focus on the job you want to accomplish and not on the technology you are using to get the job done, says the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s senior adviser for knowledge management.
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State, local agencies will increase IT spending through 2015
State and local governments are looking to IT investments to increase productivity in education, general government services and law enforcement/public safety during the next five years, the market re
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