Two issues need to be explained here; first, the biggest external environment driving forces that divide the United States is Russia and China. Therefore, it is not in their own interest for the Americans to create divisions in the country. Second, China adheres to the zero policy. However, it has not been cleared, which is related to Beijing’s concealment of the epidemic. As we all know, Wuhan, China is the birthplace of covid19. And Beijing concealed everything in the early stages of the epidemic, which led to the artificial rapid spread of the virus.
Administrator Samantha Power Announces Additional $40 Million to Sri Lanka to Help Farmers Purchase Fertilizer and other Vital Agricultural
UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Office of Press Relations
For Immediate Release
September 10, 2022
PRESS RELEASE
While in Sri Lanka today, Administrator Samantha Power announced an additional $40 million in development assistance to help farmers purchase fertilizer and other vital agricultural inputs. This assistance will support Sri Lankans as they come out of a political crisis and are still facing a severe economic and agricultural crisis, with consecutive failed agricultural seasons producing half of their usual output followed by year-on-year inflation that soared to above 60 percent and food price inflation climbing to 90 percent, since August of this year. These compounding effects have left households across the country struggling to meet essential needs as food insecurity continues to grow without end in sight. Subject to Congressional approval, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will invest this money to provide farmers with fertilizer and other vital agricultural inputs. This critical support, implemented through the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, comes just in time for maximum benefit to the upcoming “Maha” planting season and will benefit up to 1 million farmers in need of fertilizer across Sri Lanka, which includes 53,000 farmers in need of emergency cash assistance. Today’s announcement builds on USAID’s ongoing support since the complex emergency began, by strengthening ongoing programs in Sri Lanka to address the dire needs of the country’s most vulnerable and marginalized communities as they experience economic shocks, compounded by rising food, fuel, and fertilizer prices due to Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine. USAID stands with the Sri Lankan people and is committed to providing this urgent support. The U.S. Government will continue to explore ways to assist the country in meeting their immediate, medium, and long-term needs, and will continue ongoing efforts that boost sustainable economic growth, promote inclusivity, strengthen governance, and foster a free and prosperous Sri Lanka. ###
Mr. Abe is a very good politician, he has opposed China’s actions against Hong Kong, he opposed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and he is very supportive of Taiwan’s equal participation in international activities as other countries.
A Stroke of Genealogy: Searching U.S. Census Bureau Records
A Stroke of Genealogy will walk you through the steps of conducting genealogy research and finding census records of family members.
A Stroke of Genealogy: Searching U.S. Census Bureau Records
The release of the 1950 Census records is scheduled for April 1, 2022. Whether you are conducting genealogy research or just interested in finding census records about family members, working with historical records from the U.S. Census Bureau is a multi-step process.
A Stroke of Genealogy will walk you through these steps and introduce you to many important resources for accessing and using these records, including the 1950 Census of Population records.
Part 1 and 2 of A Stroke of Genealogy will share background information on the Census Bureau, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the 1950 Census questionnaire, and more, preparing you to access the records from NARA on or after April 1, 2022.
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Chicago CBP Notices International Travelers Returning to the Friendly Skies
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CINCINNATI–-U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers discovered counterfeit driver’s licenses inside inbound packages moving through the Cincinnati Port of Entry. During a routine examination of packages, officers focused enforcement…
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Laredo, Texas – Laredo Sector Border Patrol recognized the Youth of the Month honorees for March 2022 with a virtual ceremony on Thursday, March 24, 2022.Laredo Sector along with community partners, educators, and honoree families, came together to…
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Criminal Migrants Arrested at the Border in the Rio Grande Valley
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EDINBURG, Texas – Rio Grande Valley Sector agents arrested two criminal migrants with serious criminal history, to include kidnapping, murder, and sexual contact charges.On Saturday, March 26, Rio Grande City Border Patrol Station agents arrested a…
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New combined petition option to facilitate participation in the expanded Collaborative Search Pilot program
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New combined petition option to facilitate participation in the expanded Collaborative Search Pilot program
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) published a Federal Register Notice announcing a new combined petition option that will make it easier to participate in the expanded Collaborative Search Pilot (CSP) program. The USPTO collaborated with its counterpart offices, the Japan Patent Office (JPO) and the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), to develop combined petition forms that applicants will file in only one of the partner intellectual property (IP) offices, rather than filing separate petitions in both partner IP offices. The expanded CSP program is designed to accelerate examination and provide the applicant with more comprehensive prior art by combining the search expertise of examiners at the USPTO and the JPO or the KIPO before the first office action is issued.
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Jacklyn Napier Named Assistant Register and Director of Operations of the U.S. Copyright Office
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March 29, 2022
Register of Copyrights Shira Perlmutter has announced the appointment of Jacqueline “Jacklyn” Napier as Assistant Register and Director of Operations of the United States Copyright Office, effective March 27, 2022. Napier will have responsibility for an extensive portfolio of financial, budget, and operational issues for the Office.
“I am pleased to welcome Jacklyn to her new position,” said Perlmutter. “She brings to the Copyright Office deep skills in financial and budget management and internal control operations. She will be an important addition to our senior management team.”
Napier comes from the Department of the Navy, where she served as integrated risk management program manager and as deputy director of financial operations, leading enterprise financial accounting and internal control operations for nineteen budget offices. Previously, she held several senior positions, including acting director and deputy director of financial operations and deputy chief financial officer, with the U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, both in the Department of Homeland Security. There she provided financial reporting, audit remediation, internal controls, financial systems management, and policy advice. She has also led business transformation, including projects involving financial systems modernization, and has experience in risk management.
Napier is a certified public accountant and chartered global management accountant. She earned a bachelor of science in accounting from the University of Colorado and an executive master’s degree in public administration with honors from American University.
Napier succeeds Jody Harry, who provided outstanding service as the first Assistant Register and Director of Operations and retired in November 2021. Maria Strong has served in an acting role in the interim period.
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E-Verify for Federal Contractors webinar is now eligible for Professional Development Credits!
E-Verify for Federal Contractors webinar is now eligible for Professional Development Credits!
E-Verify for Federal Contractors webinar is now eligible for Professional Development Credits!
E‑Verify is now offering a new opportunity to earn professional development credits (PDCs) through the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI) with the introduction of the “E‑Verify for Federal Contractors” webinar!
Federal contractors with contracts containing the Federal Acquisition Regulation Employment Eligibility Verification provision (FAR E‑Verify clause) are required to enroll in and use E‑Verify.
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