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Buzz of the Week

GSA struggles to be heard.

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Partners get ready for IWN

Justice Department is ready with plans for the initial implementationsof its Integrated Wireless Network project.

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FEMA still troubled?

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GSA to help agencies find 'green' solutions

David Bibb, the General Services Administration’s deputy administrator, will lead GSA’s efforts.

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Doan says she's not going anywhere

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The Virginia massacre seen from Britain

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Buzzing about Doan's future at GSA

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Unhook Yourself II

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He's back...

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Ripples coming from Virginia Tech

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Don Imus and government procurement

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Serious games

Medical schools and health care trainers are using advanced gaming technologies to convey what it’s like to practice high-pressure, critical-care medicine.

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DHS' performance mostly average

But the House Homeland Security Committee gave the department incomplete grades for efforts to improve border security, protect critical infrastructure and achieve satisfactory management and administrative goals.

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Send your letters

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Editor's letter: Health care tipping points

The National Health Information Network must balance the fecundity and folly of today's commercial Internet.

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Banking on privacy

States and the federal government take contrasting approaches to building large medical record repositories.

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Opelka: E-prescribing is safe and private

Critics are spreading misinformation that could prevent patients from reaping benefits.

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Feldman: Twin win: Privacy and e-health

This transformative system will reach a critical mass of acceptance by health care consumers, providers and facility-operators only when the public feels assured that privacy is priority No. 1.

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Welles: Now it’s your turn to blog

Agencies face the challenge of balancing the old and new ways of communicating with the public.