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Robert Weidmaier, chef/owner of Brasserie Beck, Marcel's, Brabo, The Tasting Room and Mussel Bar, in talking about Belgian Restaurant Week L'Academie de Cuisine's Chef Patrice Olivon, with a demo of seasonal recipes Chef Rob Weland of Cork Wine Bar, discussing his new summer, "whole animal" grillouts Tiffany Soto, sake sommelier from Pabu, in the Four Seasons, Baltimore
The U.S. Air Force on Tuesday awarded Lockheed Martin Corp a contract to retrofit 40 F-22 fighter aircraft with an automatic backup oxygen supply after some pilots experienced oxygen deprivation when flying the supersonic plane. Reuters reports the contract is worth $19 million, runs through April 2013, and includes retrofitting 10 spare aircraft. Currently oxygen supply requires manual activation by the F-22 Raptor pilot.
The Homeland Security Department has created a task force to develop future workers. It will consider expanding DHS' involvement in cyber competitions and university programs, enhancing public-private partnerships and working with other agencies.
A congressional report released today outlines $70 billion of unspent federal dollars that could have helped disaster victims, spurred highway construction and fund education programs.
The Morning Federal Newscast is a daily compilation of the stories you hear Federal Drive hosts Tom Temin and Emily Kopp discuss throughout the show each day. The Newscast is designed to give FederalNewsRadio.com users more information about the stories you hear on the air. Today's news includes two frontrunners emerge to replace a retiring union leader and the Senate Armed Services Committee caps federal reimbursement salaries for defense contractors.
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Up to 78 Air Force Academy cadets cheated on an online calculus test by getting help during the exam from a website, the academy said Wednesday.
Are you a prepper? Are you stockpiling goods — beans, bullets, gold bars — to ride out a coming economic collapse, nuclear attack or natural disaster? Even if you aren't worried about those things, as a fed there are some things you should prepare for long before you retire, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says.
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