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Klossner: Local traffic only
John Klossner has a way of relating a "Local Traffic Only" sign on his street somewhere in Maine to the presidential candidates' technology promises.
(Posted September 2, 2008)
The Lectern: Taiwan miscellany
Blogger and global traveler Steve Kelman shares some last thoughts from his visit to Taiwan, including a tidbit about the intersection of traditional culture and modern environmental concerns.
(Posted August 26, 2008)
Get a Life!: Labor Day 2008
Originally started by a labor union, Labor Day today celebrates all workers and provides the last break of summer, writes blogger Judy Welles.
(Posted August 22, 2008)
The Lectern: China rising redux
As Steve Kelman travels, he gives us a peek into Chinese Canadians' reactions to the Olympics and the Chinese government.
(Posted August 21, 2008)
Get a Life!: Yes, you can say no
It's hard to say no when the boss asks you to do something. Blogger Judy Welles shares a tactic to help you get what you need and please the boss at the same time.
(Posted August 21, 2008)
The Lectern: Blogging from Abu Dhabi
A visit to the capital of the United Arab Emirates gives blogger Steve Kelman a fresh perspective on cultural patterns in the Middle East -- and in the United States.
(Posted August 7, 2008)
Get a Life!: Transition prep time
Blogger Judy Welles is keeping an eye on the calendar because it will soon be that time again: transition time. What can you expect in the next transition and how do you plan to act?
(Posted August 11, 2008)
Klossner: Should a leader be tech savvy?
FCW cartoonist John Klossner ponders the significance of Sen. John McCain's self-professed technology limitations in light of a story about Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird.
(Posted July 31, 2008)
The Lectern: The new New York Times
Blogger and long-time New York Times reader Steve Kelman is surprised by the stylistic evolution of the venerable newspaper.
(Posted August 21, 2008)
Get a Life!: Get in the Loop
OhMyGov! and GovLoop are just the latest social-network sites dedicated to keeping people aware and getting them to communicate about all the government happenings.
(Posted July 29, 2008)
Letter: P-R-I-V-A-C-Y
A former Bush administration official points out that privacy policies are only as good as the mindset of those enforcing them.
(Posted July 28, 2008)
Klossner: re:re:re:re:re:re:re:re:
FCW cartoonist John Klossner takes a little literary license (i.e., he makes stuff) to illustrate the challenges of maintaining electronic archives.
(Posted July 23, 2008)
Klossner: Mandatory volunteering?
FCW cartoonist John Klossner suggests some ways to make a national volunteer program more palatable to young adults.
(Posted July 24, 2008)
The Lectern: Bid protest anxiety
Blogger Steve Kelman explains why contracting experts worry about the prospect of more protests against source-selection decisions for task orders under multiple-award task order contracts.
(Posted July 17, 2008)
Get a Life!: Any suggestions?
The IRS has a program that provides cash for suggestions, but Blogger Judy Welles wants to know whether employee suggestion programs in the office really work.
(Posted July 15, 2008)
Klossner: What's in store for Election '08?
FCW cartoonist and investigative reporter John Klossner tries to gauge the IT savvy of our presidential candidates by checking out their online stores.
(Posted July 11, 2008)
Klossner: Who are these people?
FCW cartoonist John Klossner shares what he has learned about federal employees from years of drawing editorial cartoons -- and of being married to a fed -- and wonders why political appointees don't get it.
(Posted July 8, 2008)
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