A congenial and upbeat meeting among Native American tribal representatives and an array of judicial representatives, including U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan and Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Mary H. Murguia, took place at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference on Aug. 2, 2023. The one-hour […]
The Eastern District of Washington has developed a program to help individuals on federal supervision get their lives on track and leave supervision earlier. The Sobriety Treatment and Education Program (STEP) reentry program is for individuals on federal supervision who have substance addictions. Clients must […]
Handled 24 legitimate media requests between July 22 and Sept. 3, 2025.
The Ninth Circuit Civics Contest reception is one of the highlights of the yearly Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference and, this year, the student-winners met two U.S. Supreme Court justices. Senior District Judge John A. Kronstadt, Central District of California, chair of the Ninth Circuit Public Information and […]
By William Cracraft Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference Brings Legal Luminaries and Topical, Robust Discussions to Monterey The 2024 Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, “Navigating Legal Frontiers: Inspiring Ideas and Innovation,” held July 22-25 in Sacramento, California, was an inspiring, educational gathering for the 714 judges and […]
By William CracraftMinor Increase in New Appeals, Slight Decline in Pending and Terminated Cases New appeals in the Ninth Circuit increased while terminations and pending appeals declined in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2024. Case processing times remained constant—within a couple of percentage points […]
This article was first published at Harker News Online on Jan. 7, 2020 Each year, the Raju and Bala Vegesna Foundation’s Teacher Excellence Program at Harker launches a group of teachers on voyages of discovery. The teachers apply for and are awarded grants from the […]
This article first appeared in Harker News Online on March 7, 2016 Harker Quarterly, the school’s magazine, earned the 2016 bronze award for independent school magazine from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education in its District VII Awards of Excellence. The magazine, which […]
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Priscilla Chan Encourages Harker Students to Focus On The Change You Want to See in the World; Technology Excites Performing Arts Education; Kronos Quartet, Eco Ensemble — Bay Area Cool New Music Scene on Display; Harker Graduate Takes Second in National Speech and Debate Tournament […]
Feasibility Study (Written for a technical writing class in 2001) Executive Summary This study set out to determine if net income from a fencing club located in San Mateo County would be enough to justify actually opening a club. I define “enough” as in the […]
This article was first published on fnsreporting.com in 2005 Dresden, once known for its beauty as the Florence of Germany, is emerging from a chrysalis of time. Overgrown shrubbery is being cleared away and long neglected homes returned to their former stately selves. The city […]
It was Saturday night in Paris and as my cab came to a halt outside Maxim’s a liveried doorman charged into the street to meet it. I was ushered into a warm atmosphere of rich wood paneling, cleverly placed mirrors and polished brass fixtures. The […]
A dictator can extend his reach across the world to inflict great harm on his perceived enemies, but before World War II he required an army with trained multitudes, transportation and, most importantly, a large network of loyal supporters. Those requirements changed in the 1920s […]
Heading out the hotel door to Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate on New Years Eve, we met a couple of matrons swathed in fur coats on the same mission. It was a good night. We saw a brandished handgun, an arrest, an Elvis impersonator, a drunk, ebullient […]
I just finished a great 45-minute run through the German woods on an icy path; felt like James Bond prepping for a mission. Had on running shoes, a pair of stretch pants, sleeveless t-shirt, my O’Dowd sweatshirt, edelweiss bandanna, Jaguar ball cap and fleece gloves. […]
May 2003 Table of Contents Executive Summary………………….2 Introduction…………………………….3 The birth of EDMS EDMS today Four types of EDMS…………………4Basic EDMS Archival EDMS Commercial EDMS Industrial EDMS Applying the Information……………9 Preparing for an Interview ConclusionReferences……………………………11 Executive SummaryElectronic document management systems (EDMS) consist of an electronic repository where documents are stored for easy access […]
Table of Contents1. Login2. Password3. Manage Accounts4. Creation Policies5. Deletion Policies6. Default Rules7. Arbitration Rules8. Glossary 1. Login To Login, you must have a current password. If you have forgotten your password, contact Disappearing Inc at 1-800-877-mail or send an email to password@disappearing.com. 2. Password Passwords must […]
Orientation Guide For Technical Support Representatives Contents1. Orientation a. Vision/Mission/Goals statement b. The Product c. Value to customer d. Encryption e. Bugs 2. Using the Disappearing EMail system a. How it works b. Options i. Server and Port Windows ii. Length of readability and On/Off switch iii. Replying to messages read via a browser iv. Refresh settings […]
First published in the InTandem e-newsletter distributed internally world wideTired of that darn server taking up floor space? The Tandem Business Unit Industrial Design department has an award-winning alternative. Instead of a box in a closet connected by cables to every desktop in the office, […]
Some of the hottest jobs outside of computer engineering are in materials engineering, including work with ceramics. Ceramics are used throughout computer chipmaking, but as development reveals more characteristics, the spectrum of uses grows. “Ceramics is one of the many exciting areas in a materials […]
The results of computing research and development run the gamut from speeding up a personal computer and pioneering new consumer products to making better tools for those who design the silicon chips computers depend on. Hewlett-Packard, one of the biggest names in computer products, has […]
First published in the InTandem e-newsletter distributed internally world wide Ross Kelly is Vice President and General Manager of NonStop Integration Services, Compaq’s Professional Services organization dedicated to finding Himalaya-based solutions for U.S. customers. In this article, Ross talks about the opportunities and challenges of […]
Organizations worldwide are working to avoid computer problems caused by the change in dates on January 1, 2000. Craig Williams and his co-workers are debugging an entire city of these “Y2K” problems and from sewage to stoplights, parks to phone systems, everything needs to be […]
First published in the InTandem e-newsletter distributed internally world wide Three months ago telephone company executives could only dream of having enough data immediately available to sell an upgrade when a customer called in to check their account status. Today, Compaq’s zero latency enterprise has made that […]
Biotechnology is ninety-five percent devoted to human health problems, according to Fred Dorey, former president of the Bay Area Bioscience Center. Here are profiles of three East Bay biotech firms working on revolutionary ways to treat illnesses from the common cold to cancer. BAYER The […]
At the consumer level, techno-futurists predict we’ll be making video calls from a PC with enclosed phone and video communication systems, e-mail will be available by voice phone and voice messages will be printed or read out by lap or desktop computers. At the atomic […]
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