The FCC initiated its Measuring Broadband America (MBA) program in 2010 and has since then provided periodic reports on a sample set of consumers served by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) who serve approximately eighty-five percent of broadband consumers in the United States. In consultation with the program stakeholders, the FCC has agreed to base each MBA report upon a single reference month. The definition of a reference month allows all participants to be compared across the same time frame. Reference months are extensively audited for data integrity to help achieve a high level of accuracy in reports and the data set for the reference month associated with each report is released with the report. The FCC only uses data gathered in agreed-upon reference months and audited according to the established methodologies in the comparative analysis of ISPs included in its reports.
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As part of its policy of openness and transparency for the MBA program, the FCC periodically releases all data collected through the program as part of a raw unaudited data set. Such data is provided "as is" with the FCC making no assertion as to the quality of such data. Specifically, the extensive integrity checking that is performed preparing data for each report during both the collection and in post-collection data analysis and processing has not been performed on this raw collected data. In addition, related customer data sets such as speed tiers for individual panelists and the identities of ISPs supporting each participant are verified only for indicated reference months and may be affected by such factors as customer churn following the verified months. Because such necessary auditing of data is not performed on raw data, the data is not suitable for FCC use in comparing ISP performance. However, the FCC recognizes that this data can have value to the research community and others interested in broadband network performance, and releases it for this purpose.
Note: For entities with multi locations, only complete Section VI of Form 5 with the initial location reported. An additional Section V should be completed when reporting multi locations or branches.
Prior Years' FilingsUse the forms below to file annual reports and personal property returns for years prior to 2020. You may also file most of these documents online through Maryland Business Express
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All Central Government employees and pensioners are very eager to know the new basic salary and basic pension after the 7th pay commission. We have created a simple online calculation tool to convert the basic pay from 6th CPC to 7th CPC. If you enter your current basic pay details in the tool, the tool will automatically convert your basic salary as per the recommendations of the 7th pay commission. And also will show the new basic salary in the relevant pay matrix table. Click to calculate
The Department of Expenditure under the Ministry of Finance is immediately arranged to download the entire report of the 7th pay commission on the day itself. Please click the link to download the report to your computer.
The 7th pay commission has designed and recommended an innovative pre-calculated pay scale table eligible for all classifications (Group A, Group B, Group C) of central government employees. The pay scale table, which seems so simple to look at, is not easy to find in a variety of uses for CG employees and pensioners. [7th CPC Pay Matrix PDF Download]
The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy, commonly known as the Warren Commission, was created by President Lyndon Johnson and chaired by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate President Kennedy's assassination. The Commission presented their findings in a report to President Johnson on September 24, 1964. The Commission also released 26 hearing volumes on November 23, 1964 comprised of testimonies from 550 witnesses and evidence.
GPO produced the Warren Commission Report and 26 hearing volumes in 1964. Altogether, GPO's work for the Commission resulted in nearly 235,000 copies of the report and nearly 5,600 sets of the hearings.
The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (also known as the 9-11 Commission), an independent, bipartisan commission created by congressional legislation and the signature of President George W. Bush in late 2002, is chartered to prepare a full and complete account of the circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, including preparedness for and the immediate response to the attacks. The Commission is also mandated to provide recommendations designed to guard against future attacks.The Commission has released its final report, available below in PDF format. The report is also available in bookstores nationwide and from the Government Printing Office.Frequently Asked Questions about the report are answered on this site. 9-11 Commission Report Public Statement by the Chair and Vice Chair Regarding the ReportPDF, 36 KBExecutive Summary PDF, 372 KBHTML, 64 KBComplete 9/11 Commission Report PDF, 7.4 MB Report by Section Contents, List of Illustrations and Tables, Members, and Staff PDF, 372 KBHTML, 64 KBPrefacePDF, 67 KBHTML, 14 KB1. "We Have Some Planes"1.1 Inside the Four Flights
1.2 Improvising a Homeland Defense
1.3 National Crisis Management
PDF, 952 KBHTML, 133 KB2. The Foundation of the New Terrorism2.1 A Declaration of War
2.2 Bin Ladin's Appeal in the Islamic World
2.3 The Rise of Bin Ladin and al Qaeda (1988-1992)
2.4 Building an Organization, Declaring War on the United States (1992-1996)
2.5 Al Qaeda's Renewal in Afghanistan (1996-1998)
PDF, 1.4 MBHTML, 72 KB3. Counterterrorism Evolves3.1 From the Old Terrorism to the New: The First World Trade Center Bombing
3.2 Adaptation--and Nonadaptation--in the Law Enforcement Community
3.3 ... and in the Federal Aviation Administration
3.4 ... and in the Intelligence Community
3.5 ... and in the State Department and the Defense Department
3.6 ... and in the White House
3.7 ... and in the Congress
PDF, 188 KBHTML, 116 KB4. Responses to Al Qaeda's Initial Assaults4.1 Before the Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania
4.2 Crisis: August 1998
4.3 Diplomacy
4.4 Covert Action
4.5 Searching for Fresh Options
PDF, 185 KBHTML, 113 KB5. Al Qaeda Aims at the American Homeland5.1 Terrorist Entrepreneurs
5.2 The "Planes Operation"
5.3 The Hamburg Contingent
5.4 A Money Trail?
PDF, 312 KBHTML, 89 KB6. From Threat To Threat6.1 The Millennium Crisis
6.2 Post-Crisis Reflection: Agenda for 2000
6.3 The Attack on the USS Cole
6.4 Change and Continuity
6.5 The New Administration's Approach
PDF, 209 KBHTML, 129 KB7. The Attack Looms 7.1 First Arrivals in California
7.2 The 9/11 Pilots in the United States
7.3 Assembling the Teams
7.4 Final Strategies and Tactics
PDF, 949 KBHTML, 119 KB8. "The System Was Blinking Red"8.1 The Summer of Threat
8.2 Late Leads--Mihdhar, Moussaoui, and KSM
PDF, 146 KBHTML, 76 KB9. Heroism and Horror9.1 Preparedness as of September 11
9.2 September 11, 2001
9.3 Emergency Response at the Pentagon
9.4 Analysis
PDF, 2.3 MBHTML, 130 KB10. Wartime10.1 Immediate Responses at Home
10.2 Planning for War
10.3 "Phase Two" and the Question of Iraq
PDF, 109 KBHTML, 45 KB11. Foresight--and Hindsight11.1 Imagination
11.2 Policy
11.3 Capabilities
11.4 Management
PDF, 133 KBHTML, 67 KB12. What To Do? A Global Strategy12.1 Reflecting on a Generational Challenge
12.2 Attack Terrorists and Their Organizations
12.3 Prevent the Continued Growth of Islamist Terrorism
12.4 Protect against and Prepare for Terrorist Attacks
PDF, 184 KBHTML, 110 KB13. How To Do It? A Different Way of Organizing the Government 13.1 Unity of Effort across the Foreign-Domestic Divide
13.2 Unity of Effort in the Intelligence Community
13.3 Unity of Effort in Sharing Information
13.4 Unity of Effort in the Congress
13.5 Organizing America's Defenses in the United States
PDF, 158 KBHTML, 79 KBAppendicesPDF, 109 KBHTML, 49 KBNotesPDF, 669 KBHTML, 681 KBPDF files can be viewed using the free Adobe Reader software. Current NewsThe Commission has released its final report. [more]The Chair and Vice Chair have released a statement regarding the Commission's closing. [more]The Commission closed August 21, 2004. [more]Commission MembersThomas H. KeanChairLee H. HamiltonVice ChairRichard Ben-VenisteFred F. FieldingJamie S. GorelickSlade GortonBob KerreyJohn F. LehmanTimothy J. RoemerJames R. ThompsonCommission StaffPhilip D. ZelikowExecutive DirectorChris KojmDeputy Executive DirectorDaniel MarcusGeneral Counsel
The 2013 report contains information about Missouri Department of Labor programs and services, including articles and information detailing improvements, changes and accomplishments throughout the year, as well as important statistics.
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