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Tim Hartman retweeted
21 Jul 2024
DID YOU KNOW...
LBJ March 31, 1968 announcement he wasn't running for reelection was made during a 40-MINUTE TV address.
And his surprise line "I shall not seek, and I will not accept, the nomination of my party for another term as your President" was made during the 39th minute
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Tim Hartman retweeted
29 Jun 2023
.@USEEOC chair Charlotte Burrows says in a statement re: the scotus decision today that
"It remains lawful for employers to implement diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility programs that seek to ensure workers of all backgrounds are afforded equal opportunity"
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The debt ceiling battle has a hidden problem that is really tough to solve, especially for federal employees -- The People Behind the Federal Spending Cut Dilemmas govexec.com/management/2023/… via @GovExec @wdeggers @napawash @ASPANational @GovExec
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25 Apr 2023
Why don't more federal agencies tout their economic impact like NASA? People think of a NASA investment much differently than, say, a DOT investment...
25 Apr 2023
NASA research has led to the development of 2000 commercialized products and services (called "NASA spin-off technologies") including:
• Invisalign
• CAT Scans
• Baby formula
• Memory foam
• Home insulation
• Computer mouse
• Ear thermometer
• Freeze-dried food
• Cell phone cameras
• Scratch-resistant lenses
• Water-purification (for pools)
• Athletic shoes (shock absorbers)
• Black & Decker Dustbuster vacuum
There have been so many spin-offs that NASA has a web portal and print publication to catalog them. The portal also says these 3 famous examples — Tang, Velcro, Teflon — were *not* made by NASA.
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Tim Hartman retweeted
17 Apr 2023
Using advanced generative AI and a massive dataset of Earth images, it’s possible to discover objects almost anywhere in just hours defenseone.com/technology/20… my latest for @DefenseOne
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Tim Hartman retweeted
16 Apr 2023
161 years ago today, slavery in the District was eliminated, and 3,100 enslaved people were freed. DC's Emancipation Day holiday commemorates this. #EmancipationDay
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11 Apr 2023
RT @Lubchansky: too long have we been limited by the 2-dimensional political alignment chart. i think by using my new tool we can truly map…
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Tim Hartman retweeted
6 Apr 2023
the IRS released its implementation plan for the inflation reduction act -- here's the tech stuff, which, as Danny Werfel said, kind of underpins all of the IRS' goals here
fcw.com/digital-government/2…
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Tim Hartman retweeted
3 Apr 2023
External engagement is a priority. Here’s what’s going on this first quarter of 2023! @uscensusbureau values your diverse perspectives & needs your collaboration. We serve you by producing the most accurate and relevant statistics. census.gov/newsroom/blogs/di…
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Trump’s Indictment Stretches U.S. Legal System in New Ways – a Former Prosecutor Explains 4 Key Points to Understand dlvr.it/Slxjgs
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21 Mar 2023
Along with Chuck Todd, Vaughn led The Hotline for years and produced a generation of DC journalists and talking heads. RIP.
21 Mar 2023
Our NBC News family has suffered a terrible loss with the sudden passing of our beloved top digital editor in Washington Vaughn Ververs, a mentor to many and big-hearted colleague to all. Our deepest condolences to his wife wife Lisa and 3 children msnbc.com/andrea-mitchell-re…
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20 Mar 2023
This is amazing. Trent Crimm, ready to ask the tough questions today!
20 Mar 2023
He plays a reporter on Ted Lasso.
And he's at the White House press briefing today...
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Tim Hartman retweeted
15 Mar 2023
Pentagon Mobilized to Support Tech Startups After Bank Failure defenseone.com/business/2023… via @DefenseOne, from @MarcusReports and myself
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13 Mar 2023
The wheels of government moved at warp speed and settled a global banking crisis in less than 77 hours. Yet people think it wasn't fast enough. 🤦♂️
13 Mar 2023
THESIS: The 77 hours from noon on Friday to 6pm on Sunday were very, very long hours when a lot of people worked themselves up in to a panic that could have been averted if Treasury and the Fed had made their announcements on Friday afternoon.
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12 Mar 2023
Just one of many examples of where folks discredit govt institutions, only to realize we need them in a crisis.
12 Mar 2023
A dimension to this story that we can’t forget.
Many of the leading folks in the industry that now wants Powell to step up and protect them spent the last 5 years telling lies and breeding cynicism about the Fed as pretext to sell cryptocurrencies to retail bagholders.
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Tim Hartman retweeted
9 Mar 2023
This is really awesome to see. For those who haven’t been following her work, @AlmsNatalie has been doing awesome work covering so many different aspects of the digital identity ecosystem this past year.
Huge congratulations to FCW reporter @AlmsNatalie for her Neal Award nomination in the Best Series category for her work on digital identity in government. Click for more info on this year's Neal Awards including links to all the finalists: buff.ly/421m3e6
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Tim Hartman retweeted
9 Mar 2023
I've been covering this story basically since I came to @GovExec (and will cover it to the end, don't worry), but the process started when I was in middle school, which kind of blows my mind
9 Mar 2023
lol is anyone else getting the sense that reporters are starting to get just a little bit sick of us? @kastuntz
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Tim Hartman retweeted
9 Mar 2023
fraud and service delivery budget stuff here! including the WH's request for $1.6 billion in mandatory spending for anti-fraud stuff funding requests for that cross-agency life experience work
The fiscal 2024 budget request emphasizes funding for the President’s Management Agenda goals, including #CX, via @AlmsNatalie. fcw.com/digital-government/2…
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8 Mar 2023
How did this never come up in Russian classes on Stalin at JMU?! cc @ternary_logic
5 Mar 2023
70 years ago today, Stalin died. The first American to learn of his death was Johnny Cash: faroutmagazine.co.uk/johnny-… At least, that's what I want to believe.
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4 Mar 2023
I think this is actually true. Social influence and projection of power becoming a bigger part of the formula
4 Mar 2023
Used to be very different. Leading militias meant a lot of time training at the monkey bars. Now it’s about building the brand.
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