From the Affordable Care Act to the IRS's Tax-Exempt Divisions Workplan for 2013, there are a lot of changes and hot issues to keep track of. This live webinar will give a quick rundown of the hot developments impacting exempt organizations in 2013 and beyond. Whether you work with charities, social clubs, business associations or one of the other 30 or so types of exempt organizations, you will have an updated sense of the red flags, areas of...

Make the Year-End Buying Season More Productive 930gov is a new type of technology showcase designed to make the year-end buying season more productive for both federal agencies and the government IT contractors who serve them. 930gov facilitates the procurement process by showcasing the technology products purchased during the government's fourth quarter. In addition, exhibitors' booths are all the same size, providing a level-playing-field...

Even though the first mandate for external networks for agencies to comply with IPv6 implementation guidelines has passed, IPv6 adoption among federal agencies will continue to be a priority, and the U.S. government has emerged as a major force in IPv6 adoption. As more private sector enterprises and service providers adopt IPv6, the business cases establishing the benefits of IPv6 adoption (such as business agility, business continuity, and c...

Welcome to the 3rdannual event of Human Cyber Forensics™ where the element of focus is recognizing the indicators and metrics of virtual human behaviors. Presentations will look at the tradecraft and efforts required to identify, understand, navigate, and possibly influence human behavior within and across networks. The Forum brings together subject matter experts to discover and share new means of recognizing human related cyber indicat...

This live webinar will discuss the evolution of billboard regulation from Lady Bird Johnson's Highway Beautification Act through the current controversy concerning the nationwide proliferation of high intensity Commercial Electric Variable Message Signs better known as digital billboards (DBB) from rural Pennsylvania where there are three digital billboards in a one mile stretch of country road, to Chicago which approved 30 DBB for $15,000,000...

TRB’s SHRP 2 Tuesdays Webinar: Managing Risk in Rapid Renewal Contracts (R09) As part of the SHRP2 Tuesdays Webinar Series, TRB will conduct a webinar on August 20, 2013 from 2:00 p.m.- 3:30 p.m. ET that will explore the report Managing Risk in Rapid Renewal Projects, which provides transportation agencies with tools and guidance for quantifying risks and developing a risk management process that is needed to manage all types of project...

Join Dixon Hughes Goodman partners Mark Burroughs and Bill Walter as we co-host Demystifying Cost Accounting Standards with the Public Contracting Institute. This 4-part virtual classroom series is designed to provide a basic understanding of how to work within the fundamental requirements of the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS) in understandable, easy to understand plain English business terms. The Cost Accounting Standards were designed to pr...

The CRYOCO LLC Cryogenic Engineering and Safety Course has been presented annually for 30 years for individuals and company individuals in place of the full priced on-site course offerings by contract that require 20 to 35 attendees. The class is 5-Days and is an in-depth class that covers all aspects of cryogenics from Thermodynamics, Basic Fluids Principles, Materials, Equipment, Design, Vacuum, Referigeration and Cryocoolers, and a full Cry...

The North Carolina Gang Investigators Association (NCGIA) is scheduled to host our 12th annual Gangs Across the Carolinas conference and the Gang Free North Carolina (GFNC) conference August 13th – 15th, 2013 at the Sheraton Greensboro at Four Seasons in Greensboro, North Carolina. Please feel free to visit our website at www.ncgangcops.org The NCGIA conference is open to local, state and federal law enforcement officials who have been t...

Most impacts to wetlands, stream and other waters (i.e., aquatic resources) occurring from development activities, like a road crossing or construction of a utility corridor, require permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Typically impacts greater than 0.1 acres in size require mitigation to compensate for authorized impacts. After advancing mitigation guidance for several decades in their regulatory programs, the USACE and U.S...