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Oso Ighodaro has similar traits as the #Suns' more experienced centers, but how can he differentiate himself in Year 1? Here's a look at the rookie's passing, rim-running and switchable defense, plus how Nurk and Plumlee are helping him get acclimated:

Lots of stories out of OFCCP last week, but the one our experts are diving into today is regarding their new VEVRAA guidance which clarifies their protected veterans "benchmark for hiring". Learn what this benchmark actually represents and the history behind it in this latest episode of DE Under 3!

Discussions surrounding channels of communication between Industy and Government and the collaborative approach the Army Futures Command, U.S. Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center, U.S. Army TACOM, and the U.S. Army Contracting Command are taking.

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How do you bridge the military-civilian career divide? Check out Episode 3 of Veteran CEO (VCEO) Magazine, From Combat Camera to CEO. VCEO, Where Veterans Lead The Way!

There’s nothing wrong with aggressive action… Or being decisive. In fact I think American companies could and should be more direct and decisive … if not aggressive in their actions. On the other hand… There are times when aggressive and decisive action is potentially disastrous. I’ve talked recently about how travel makes my soul happy. Being able to experience places like the Custer National Battlefield Menorial is a good example. Custer was famous for his charges. He also wasn’t known for thinking things through and getting enough information to make the right decisions. Thus on June 25th and 26th 1876 he ordered one of his lieutenants to attack an Native American village … splitting his force … getting ahead of his supply line … But this particular village happened to be several times larger than Custer thought. The result was less than a hundred cavalry against thousands of the best horsemen and warriors in the world, with repeating rifles…the plains Indian. And they had a grudge to settle. It wasn’t a good idea for the United States to abrogate a sweeping treaty in search of gold and tell the world about it (Custer did this) and it wasn’t a good policy to attack women and children. The result was a United Indian with a plan. Custer really didn’t have a plan. The only reason anyone made it out alive those two days was because the two commanders Custer left behind decided to be more cautious. As for Custer … A habit of impulsive errors ended his life…and everyone else he was responsible for. A controversial and unique battlefield because it’s the only place in the world where those who fell are buried where they fell. So the lessons are there for all to see. There’s plenty of justifications for being aggressive and for being cautious. How do you decide? Check out the video I made after the visit. #travel #nomad #custer #plains #history #business #decisionmaking https://lnkd.in/gCDsPmMH

human wildlife conflict There is more on this, the similar cases of wildlife outbreak have been reported locally in South Africa and in the neighbouring countries. To resolve this from the grass roots, we need to understand the pushing factors from their natural habitats. #human wildlife conflict #Biodiversity #conservation

Jim 'Smokey' West, a seasoned fighter with a diverse combat background, joins Jack Murphy to break down the tactical options you have once a fight unfolds, because being unprepared isn't an option. #SelfDefense, #CombatTraining, #SpecialOps, #MartialArts, #TacticalReadiness, #CloseQuartersCombat, #SituationalAwareness, #DefensiveTactics https://lnkd.in/gegWNb9z

In this video I will share with you all you need to know about Grand Combat Listing, which exchange it has been listed, purpose of listing and what you need to do now. Grand Combat Listed on... | All you need to KNOW #grandcombat #grandcombatlisting #grandcombatlisted #listingupdate