Operator, organizational, DS and GS maintenance manual : destruction of equipment to prevent enemy use : Forward Area Alerting Radar (FAAR) system, AN/MPQ-49 NSN 1430-00-179-4199 (Radar Set), AN/GSQ-137 NSN 1430-00-179-5321 (TADDS), AN/MPM-57 NSN 4935-00-178-0833 (SMTS), AN/MPM-59 NSN 4935-00-178-0834 (OMTS).

"6 August 1975."

Not left, not right, but forward.

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Moving forward--community development /

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Looking forward : the phenomenal progress of electricity in 1912 /

Frontispiece and plates facing p. 25, 106, 155, 210 and 310.

UM Football, cartoon titled "Forward Pass From Michigan to Minnesota" from 1909 Michiganensian

[shows Michigan player passing ball labeled "Conference" to Minnesota with another worried looking player wearing sweater labeled "STAGG" in background]

A briefe discourse of the Nevv-found-land : with the situation, temperature, and commodities thereof, inciting our nations to goe forward in that hopefull plantation begunne.

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On-site staff evaluation of the forward operating locations identified to replace Howard Air Force Base due to ist [i.e. its] closure on 1 May, 1999 : a staff report /

"July 1999."

"Right forward, fours right, march!" : a little story of Company I, Third Wisconsin Volunteers, First Brigade, First Division, First Corps /

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Cyber-security, privacy and trust: trends in the Latin American and Caribbean region and the way forward

Este artigo é parte do relatório Cybersecurity Are We Ready in Latin America and the Caribbean?

Creating a global internet public space: is there a way forward?

Why is there such a pressing effort to find alternative modes, globally, to fashion internet policy? One must start with a simple observation: states have been considered the main political actors in international politics. Their borders gave origin to the internal/ external binomial and to the division between domestic and foreign policy. The domestic playing field would be the space where history, identity and a community of destiny could flourish, allowing individuals to engage in a public sphere as equal citizens to work to define common goals and the best way to pursue them. This space was separated from the external arena, traditionally characterized by anarchy, potential conflict and insecurity.

A way forward for land-use planning to achieve policy goals by using spatial modelling scenarios

This paper investigates how demographic (socioeconomic) and land-use (physical and environmental) data can be integrated within a decision support framework to formulate and evaluate land-use planning scenarios. A case-study approach is undertaken with land-use planning scenarios for a rapidly growing coastal area in Australia, the Shire of Hervey Bay. The town and surrounding area require careful planning of the future urban growth between competing land uses. Three potential urban growth scenarios are put forth to address this issue. Scenario A ('continued growth') is based on existing socioeconomic trends. Scenario B ('maximising rates base') is derived using optimisation modelling of land-valuation data. Scenario C ('sustainable development') is derived using a number of social, economic, and environmental factors and assigning weightings of importance to each factor using a multiple criteria analysis approach. The land-use planning scenarios are presented through the use of maps and tables within a geographical information system, which delineate future possible land-use allocations up until 2021. The planning scenarios are evaluated by using a goal-achievement matrix approach. The matrix is constructed with a number of criteria derived from key policy objectives outlined in the regional growth management framework and town planning schemes. The authors of this paper examine the final efficiency scores calculated for each of the three planning scenarios and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the three land-use modelling approaches used to formulate the final scenarios.

Meaning-based quality-of-life measurement: A way forward in conceptualizing and measuring client outcomes?

Despite current imperatives to measure client outcomes, social workers have expressed frustration with the ability of traditional forms of quantitative methods to engage with complexity, individuality and meaning. This paper argues that the inclusion of a meaning-based as opposed to a function-based approach to quality of life (QOL) may offer a quantitative means of measurement that is congruent with social-work values and practice.

Inhibitors of cholesteryl ester transfer protein - a step forward in the treatment of coronary artery disease?

Although the LDL cholesterol-lowering statins have reduced the mortality and morbidity associated with coronary artery disease (CAD), considerable mortality and morbidity remains. Increasing HDL cholesterol levels is associated with reduced CAD mortality and morbidity. In healthy subjects with mild dyslipidemia, treatment with JTT-705 decreased cholesteryl ester transfer protein (CETP) activity, increased HDL cholesterol and decreased LDL cholesterol. Similarly, another CETP inhibitor, torcetrapib, has recently been shown to increase HDL cholesterol by 46%, decrease LDL cholesterol by 8% and have no effect on triglycerides in subjects with HDL cholesterol levels below 1.0 mmol/l. Increasing HDL cholesterol with inhibitors of CETP represents a new approach to dyslipidemia that requires further investigation, especially in patients with CAD.