February Packed with Art Classes at AMG
Spend part of the winter in one or all of a wide variety of art classes running in February at Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center’s Studio School. Something for all ages and skills.
Acquisition Reformer Heads HASC
Slow and steady will eventually reform the acquisition process in the Pentagon, says the new head of the House Armed Services Committee, Mac Thornberry (R-TX), known as a thoughtful expert on acquisition.
FHA Rate Cut Offers Savings to New Borrowers
Ask Primary Residential Mortgage about the FHA cutting rates on mortgage insurance premiums, providing significant savings to new borrowers.
RED-INC Sponsors SoMd Math Circle
Southern Maryland Math Circle invites students in grades 6-12 to explore some non-standard math problems, founded by a St. Mary’s College professor, a one-time MATHCOUNTS Champrion.
TRIA Reauthorization, in Time for the Super Bowl
It might not have stopped the Superbowl, but it’s hard to exaggerate how important the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act is to events, utilities, construction and road projects, to the business of America.
Naval Aircraft Crashes Grew in 2014
In 2014, the Navy again reached its high of 14 Class A flight mishaps in a year. The numbers had been dropping since the last 14 mishaps in 2008.
It’s Not Easy Being Green
Kermit’s lament, that it’s difficult being different, is the same with METCOM.
Dems Sponsor 3.8% Raise for Federal Workers
Congressman Steny H. Hoyer cosponsors FAIR Act which provides a 3.8 percent pay raise for federal workers beginning in calendar year 2016.
Weapons Tester: JSF Software Late & Deficient
A Pentagon weapons tester finds software fails to meet the schedule to produce the JSF and will still be deficient when complete.
