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Bering Okhotsk Seal Surveys (BOSS) Joint U.S.-Russian Aerial Surveys for Ice-associated Seals, 2012-13
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Soviet Illegal Whaling in the North Pacific: Reconstructing the True Catches
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- SOM, N. A., P. MONESTIEZ, J. M. Ver HOEF, D. L. ZIMMERMAN, and E. E. PETERSON.
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2014. Marine mammals trace anthropogenic structures at sea. Curr. Biol. 24:R638-R639.
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- DUNCAN, C. G., R. TILLER, D. MATHIS, R. STODDARD, G. J. KERSH, B. DICKERSON, and T. GELATT.
2014. Brucella placentitis and seroprevalence in northern fur seals (Callorhinus ursinus) of the Pribilof Islands, Alaska. J. Vet. Diagn. Invest. 26:507-512.
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2014. Seasonal distribution and abundance of cetaceans off Southern California estimated from CalCOFI cruise data from 2004 to 2008. Fish. Bull. 112:198-220. (.pdf, 2.7 MB). Online.
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(2014 poster, .pdf, 4.06 MB) Online. - Dive Behavior of Bearded, Ribbon and Spotted Seals in the Bering and Chukchi Seas
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(2014 poster, .pdf, 60.6 MB (** Note large file size **)) Online. - Re-examining Habitat Segregation and Foraging Effort of Northern Fur Seals After 15 Years of Decline
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Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2014
(2014 poster, .pdf, 3.76 MB) Online. - Spatio-temporal Distribution of Bowhead Whales off Barrow, AK 2007-2012
By: STEPHANIE GRASSIA, CATHERINE BERCHOK, KATE STAFFORD
Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2014
(2014 poster, .pdf, 4.46 MB) Online. - Steller Sea Lion Diet and Population Trends in the Aleutian Islands
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For all you needs on sonic the hedgehog from new games, transformations, and shows. This is the place for all sonic fans.
chili dogs,amy and elise and the genie from sonic and the secret rings, blaze i mean depending on how deep you want to go. worse enemy is metal sonic in all his forms, eggman. eggman naga are a few of the mains and best friends are tails and knuckles and then the others come down the line.
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whoa dude i should of put more tough questions
Well Sonic's favorite food is Chili dogs. Sally and Amy. There's Tails,Knuckles,Cream,Blaze,Chaotix, and Marine.
There's Eggman, Eggman Nega, Chaos, Tails Doll, Metal Sonic, Shadow,Mecha Sonic, and Erazo Jinn.
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#8. In what game was the spin dash first introduced?
#9. What are the names of the characters that appear on a missing persons poster in Sonic Generations? (bonus points if you can name what game the characters appeared in)
#10. What is Dr. Eggman's real name?
Bonus question!: What was Sonic's first cameo appearance?
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1. Sonic the hedgehog, adventures of sonic the hedgehog, sonic underground, sonic ova, the werehog cg movie, christmas special
2.sonic cd has him yip yea. sonic adventure id have to say
3. tv show wise or game wise
4. 6. but later become 7 in homage to dbz and later 14 counting the super emeralds
5. pico pico hammer. its actually a toy of such in japan
6. sonic xtreme
7. hmm i must admit either im not thinking but i cant think of one i know he hasnt been in each but 3d wise i cant think of it
8. 2
9. sonic choatix with mighty and ray but ray was not orginally in choatix
10. Dr ivo robotnik but his name is eggman
11. in game or tv wise or comic wise. hes been in many in each
1. all the hedgehogs
2. grounder, psuedo sonic, tails, roxxy
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Meta WHO ARE YOU?!?!? You know everything!!!.. of value at least :P Sonic stuff, anime and manga (no matter how remote), he's group moderator.... And Meta has that knack of talking (or writing I guess) very little, but embedding much knowledge in what little he writes.... he's like a wise GIO guru.... who is this guy!?!? I don't know whether to be in awe or fear.... you won't misuse your powers and kill us all with one thought will you??? lol
Also, I can't believe Urkel was a voice actor in Sonic Underground..... funny "Did I do that??"
@Meta I'll count the #1 as being correct as I don't want to nitpick and fault you for failing to mention the short "Man of the Year" that was included in Sonic Jam.
#2 I'll count as correct as Sonic CD would be the first Sonic game that most American gamers knew had voice clips, though the first is SegaSonic the Hedgehog which was a arcade game.
#3 Jaleel White was the first English voice actor to portray Sonic.
#4 Correct, though the increase in number is also attributed to game mechanics.
#5 & #6 Correct
#7 Sonic and the Black Knight
#8 Correct
#9 Correct, though they first appeared in SegaSonic the Hedgehog
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#11 I'll re-word the the question: What was Sonic's first ever cameo appearance in any media?
I applaud you for your knowledge, here I tried to come up with at least a few tough one and you made it look easy hahaha.
@Neku He really does have a knack for writing, I can tell.
I just get sick of people like tim bashing on sonic all the time.
Chili dogs, Amy Rose, Eggman (Robotnik), Tails Knuckles And Cream The Rabbit. DONE!
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According to a news release from the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Natural Gas, B.C. Hydro has installed 1.73 million of the digital meters, or 93 percent, across the province.
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The only good news is that the cover is plastic not glass and plastic can melt easily...
When you consider the tremendous numbers of these meters being used and their microwave transmissions; you get a lethal electromagnetic field which we are forced to exist in. Start monitoring for health related problems that will be caused by this.
$930 million? Hay we could build a another bridge that works and pay for it up front so no tolls. Just a thought.
The daily wheelin and dealin of electricity used to be a benefit for BC ratepayers, however since the signing of excessive deals with private power producers in BC those benefits no longer keep our rates down but feed the pockets of these private interests.
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Its cool how I can now see hourly usage and tie it to particular events like running the clothes dryer, oven, etc.
Yea, it's cool how HYDRO can now see hourly ( or second by second, if it it chooses) useage and tie it to particular events like running the clothes dryer, oven, etc.
Now why would Hydro want to do that?
Consider your loss of privacy. That isn't so cool.
You are assuming that all HYDRO can see from your meter is power useage. In fact, it is possible to measure whether you are running lights, stoves, or motors in your house and charge differently for that.
Commericially, Hydro already does that by charging extra if your facility's 'Power Factor' violates limits.
Don't be fooled. There is but one reason for so called 'Smart Meters' and that is to charge more for time of day and power quality. What other investment in BC do you know, that is expected to pay back a BILLION dollars in cost yet save you money?
I think it is about time people are held accountable for their blatant missuse of energy and resources. If you are a power hog, then you should be charged an arm and a leg for it. If your consumption shows you try to conserve or work around the high demand times, then you should be rewarded for it. We are considered an educated society but yet we act like a bunch of kindergarten kids with no regard for anything but ourselves and who will be the king of the hill!!!! I think these meters are great, they work amazing for people who are actually concerned with their environment and lives in general.
Also, where is the capability to monitor these Smart Meters without going wireless?
" when the store is old and worn out ? this money,3 mil, should have been spent on infastucture!!!


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LYNN SWEET: First lady's tough stand against violence is long overdue
BY LYNN SWEET Twitter: @lynnsweet April 10, 2013 9:08PM
On Wednesday, April 10, 2013, First Lady Michelle Obama joined Mayor Rahm Emanuel and a coalition from Chicago's business and philanthroptic communities to support successful community-based programs that serve at-risk youth, at the Chicago Hilton and Towers, Wednesday, April 10, 2013. | Al Podgorski~Chicago Sun-Times
Updated: May 12, 2013 2:19PM
The usually cautious first lady Michelle Obama came home Wednesday to voluntarily plunge herself into a controversy, speaking out for the first time on two life-and-death matters: On preventing youth violence in Chicago and the need for Congress to at least vote on gun control measures.
To this I can only add: Finally.
What is the point of being one of the most popular people in the U.S. with a powerful platform if you don't use it. I just hope Mrs. Obama's era of being risk-averse is over — when it comes to protecting kids in her city, my city, our city.
I've covered Mrs. Obama for years and never saw her as emotional in public as she was in delivering her speech before some 800 Chicagoans at the Hilton Chicago, 720 S. Michigan.
They were gathered together by Mayor Rahm Emanuel to help bolster the fund-raising he is leading to create a $50 million pot of money to finance a variety of programs to help at-risk Chicago kids. Wednesday marked the first time Mrs. Obama has lent her considerable support specifically to a Chicago project.
What triggered Mrs. Obama's breaking up — tearful and choking on some of her words — was her recounting of attending the funeral of Hadiya Pendleton, the 15-year old King College Prep student shot to death last January in a park about a mile from the Obama family home in Kenwood.
Hadiya's horrible death profoundly impacted Mrs. Obama — raised on the South Side, a product of Chicago's public schools and park district summer camps — because she heavily identified with the Pendleton family — which struck her as very similar to her own.
One could almost hear the unspoken words, "but for the love of God this tragedy could have fallen on me or my own," when Mrs. Obama talked about meeting Hadiya's parents at the funeral.
"What I realized was Hadiya's family was just like my family. Hadiya Pendleton was me, and I was her. But I got to grow up, and go to Princeton and Harvard Law School and have a career and a family and the most blessed life I could ever imagine."
Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley was at the luncheon and he told me afterwards, "I've never seen that kind of emotion, I've never seen that depth of feeling."
Cleopatra Cowley-Pendleton, Hadiya's mother, told me afterward, "I was very appreciative she took my family story so sincerely. Choking up, her sister, Kimiko Cowley-Pettis completed her thought, that it was very meaningful that Mrs. Obama "compared herself and her upbringing to Hadiya's."
The White House on Tuesday was downplaying the possibility that Mrs. Obama was going to comment on the series of measures proposed by President Barack Obama to curb gun violence pending in Congress. Usually, Mrs. Obama does not go near anything controversial. And everything about gun control is controversial.
Instead, the suggestion was that Mrs. Obama would be handling in her speech the less controversial aspects of the comprehensive approach needed to reduce violence — not getting into gun-control — instead focusing on behavioral, educational, and mentoring programs such as the ones Emanuel wants to underwrite serving Chicago youths.
But these are make-or-break days for the gun-control measures. The Senate is poised to start a series of major votes on gun bills on Thursday — first having to dispose of a Republican filibuster threat that could block everything.
The White House has been looking for enough GOP senators to put together a 60-vote filibuster-proof coalition. And Mrs. Obama on Wednesday joined in the push, crossing the invisible line she, and her handlers, have been drawing for years to keep her out of the fray.
Jumping in, Mrs. Obama said, "Right now, my husband is fighting as hard as he can, and engaging as many people as he can, to pass commonsense reforms to protect our children from gun violence. And these reforms deserve a vote in Congress."
We don't know yet if Mrs. Obama has actually started a new activism. I hope her first efforts to help Chicago's at-risk kids — and prod Congress to curb gun violence — won't be her last.


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While the Great American Experiment of self-governance was still in the blush of youth, poet and author Walt Whitman wrote a brilliant treatise on the American spirit, "Democratic Vistas" (1872). In this work, he asked a critical question:
"We have had founded for us the most positive of lands. The founders have pass'd to other spheres but what are these terrible duties they have left us?"
Over time, that founding principle of citizen involvement in "self-government" has eroded. When I look around today, I see people avoiding those "terrible duties" that make government work, that improve the lot of mankind, and that would keep America "the most positive of lands." We expect government to do things without our involvement, and we find ways to weaken the government created by the Founders by declaring government to be the problem rather than the solution to many problems.
We have allowed ourselves to wander far from Lincoln's notion of government "of the people, by the people, for the people" toward a modern view of government "of those people, for some people, against most people." We see government today as either a parent or an enemy, depending on our personal points of view. In our us vs. them notion of government, we are rapidly losing the sense that we are the essential part of its success. In the words of Walt Kelly's famous comic strip character Pogo, "We have met the enemy and he is us."
American education used to teach "civics" lessons about responsibility and duty, and how our experiment in self-government was designed to work. I remember taking a required course on the Constitution in seventh grade, with a wonderful red book that included the document with annotations in the margins about each Article's meaning.
We have mostly given up on that teaching, preferring instead to focus on the insane pursuit of wealth, at whatever cost. We have largely forgotten about building a nation of citizens united in common purpose. Today's vision of America, for many citizens, is a simple geographical boundary for autonomous individuals, where people are allowed to do whatever they damn well please.
The attitude is, "It's all about me." Is that what "freedom" is really about?
Long ago we strayed from a devotion to duty, to become a population devoted to entitlement. Part of this can be laid at the feet of liberals, who want to support and nourish all downtrodden souls. But conservatives are equally at fault, taking advantage of government roads and bridges, clean water and air, medical research, safe air travel, secure trade, business incentives, raw materials, tax breaks, and tens of thousands of other programs and services, while complaining bitterly that government regulation stands in the way of accumulating more wealth at the expense of others.
In our homes, few teach children about duty and responsibility, rather how to get the latest iPad, the newest video games, or the most wealth with the least work and at the cheapest price. We are a nation of privilege and expectation, liberal and conservative alike, and it gets worse with every succeeding generation. And we see government as both the source of, and the barrier to, our personal gain, all the while resenting our contributions to the good of all.
As a nation, we are approaching the moral edge. Many conservatives think of the moral edge in religious term. I think of it in terms of what we are as a nation of free people.
But what are we free to do? Free to pillage and cheat and buy cheap, or free to pursue the Great Experiment in which citizens take responsibility for their nation and everyone in it? Free to take the most for the least, or free to carry out their duties of citizenship? Free to dodge government while demanding personal "Freedom!" or free to make this a better, stronger, more generous nation through contributions for the good of the whole?
Free to brandish deadly weapons in public places, or free to preserve, protect, and defend the nation's position in the world peacefully? What kind of free people do we really want to be?
I once met a young Ivy League law school graduate and asked her about modern legal education. She said most of the courses are now focused on how lawyers can serve their clients (and their own firms) in making profits; contract law, tort law, malpractice law, privacy law, product safety law, and so on.
I asked her, with all of the new courses being added, what is falling off the back end? She said — and these are her exact words — "Well, Constitutional Law is now an elective." That was about 30 years ago, but I remember it as if it were yesterday. That gave me great concern. Does our Constitution apply only when it is convenient to us?
Unless we can put this total focus on personal gain aside and deal with Whitman's "terrible duties," I fear for what kind of future we have ahead of us as a once-great nation.
Guest writer Matt Simek earned a master's degree in broadcast communications and communication theory from the University of Oregon in 1975. His work has included writing and producing award-winning national documentaries, creating physician training programs through his company, Pacific Standard Television, and teaching television production. He is a passenger rail service advocate in Yamhill County, and coordinates the Classic Fire Apparatus Show for the Newberg Old Fashioned Festival.
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And the political parties control who represents the cause. Many might wish to participate, but unless one can adhere to the partisan drivel, there is no avenue.
You are correct but we can make a difference when we chose to. There are those out to represent us. Some are trying to repeal "Citizens untied". Also search Ellison-Lewis legislation and Warren-Rockefeller legislation. The key is getting people like this into office and supporting them.
Keep up the good work
I maintain Civics was--mercifully--axed from the high school curriculum because it was a wasted semester, unfocused and amorphous.
When votes are cast based on the capital letter following a candidates's name ( and nothing more ), it's usually at the behest of the particular party. And many times the vote cast is to vote against the opposition. People just won't do their homework, which allows the particular party to dominate procedure. And straying from the party agenda is just not accepted, which in turn pushes the partisan attitude to even more extremes. That's exactly the plan -- keep the partisan divide alive and clear -- so the contributions keep rolling.
Civics gets the axe, yet electives such as Mystery, Mayhem, and Murder are offered for credit towards graduation. There's some valuable, life-skill learning, eh?
Never having heard of a class called Mystery, Mayhem and Murder, I'd still take it in a heartbeat over the Civics I remember.
Why do people fail to understand how boring, pointless curriculum is a major player in the abysmal dropout rate?
Civics encouraged robotic "group-think," dangerous in any society. It featured what I call heroes and holidays and never once mentioned human struggles or the shameful behavior by some of those heroes it revered.
I'd much rather live in an intelligent, questioning country than march lock-step into mediocrity with people dressed like Uncle Sam.
We place the values of individualism above the community good; we are more spectators than activists; and when we are moved to activism, it is more often out of an interest in short-term personal gain than it is in long-term community- building.
The article paints with a wide brush, and employs large generalizations. While these concerns are much less pronounced at the local level, the spirit of the age is far more concerned with consuming than it is with sacrifice and giving. Too many parents have abandoned their role as the nurturers of the next generation by trusting the "rule of experts." It starts at home, and must be affirmed in the schools, and demonstrated in the culture. I fear we have fallen woefully behind in our duties.
Our children are masters at navigating the wired world, but are easily overwhelmed by the knowledge gained by their forebears; knowledge that sought to explore and understand the full spectrum of the human condition, and to contemplate the meaning of life. The value of life itself is too easily diminished by the celebration of death that is prevalent in so many electronic entertainments.
We have only ourselves to blame for allowing this to happen.
By all means, let's beat some more dead horses.
Maybe I didn't appreciate Civics because we used the green book instead of the red one.
You may have shared your views until you were red, white and blue in the face, but that's certainly no justification for your offspring to feel imprinted by them.
Glad they're all so successful. It's surprising they left the nest in the first place.
I was valedictorian of Clown College, where a sense of humor was required.
I did fail on one account, however: none of my kids can walk on water. And, a couple of them probably would have preferred Clown College. I can see why you were valedictorian, Lulu. These days, we can use the best and brightest in every field.
Honestly, Sponge, and this is not meant to sound belittling, but I would be far more gratified if an actual history teacher praised me on my grasp of the subject than my parent. Ditto English, science, geometry, etc. It's simply not a comparable situation.
I would be the first to acknowledge that home-schooling isn't for everyone. It certainly didn't seem to damage any of my kids (that I can tell, from their occaisional recounting of the experience), but I felt it was important to provide the kind of intellectual base that I thought would be important for their educational growth, as they transitioned to public school. Establishing certain habits of the mind, and nurturing an appreciation for the value of their inherited culture, were my primary goals. I wanted them to learn how to think, rather than simply retain information. I wasn't convinced that the state's education establishment had these same goals. Fortunately, none of my kids seem to resent our efforts.
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In 1986, Rourke starred in "9 1/2 Weeks." There was some sort of plot, I guess, but it was mostly to show off Rourke and Kim Basinger having freaky sex, and there's nothing wrong with that.
But that wasn't the only movie that benefitted from his sex appeal. He appeared in such movies as "Diner" and "The Pope of Greenwich Village." But, fame -- and apparently looks -- are fleeting.
His movies are not the draw that they once were. It wouldn't be until 2008's "The Wrestler" that he would regain his fame. Unfortunately, by then, he somehow convinced himself that plastic surgery was the way to go. Back on top as an actor? Sure. Looks? Not so much.
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We do not offer international shipping at this time.
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Easy Return Options:
Take it back to your local GUESS store for FREE or ship it back to us.
GUESS gladly accepts unworn, unwashed or defective full-priced merchandise for up to thirty days after purchase date. Original receipt, hygiene strip and tags must be attached. Unfortunately, pierced jewelry, innerwear, fragrances, lotions and items marked "final sale" are not returnable. Sale merchandise may only be returned to a store for an exchange. Shipping charges are not refundable.
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Contact Us By Phone:
Toll Free: 1-877-44-GUESS (48377).
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IAAP Privacy Policy
Our Commitment To Privacy:
We are committed to maintaining and respecting the privacy of our members and website visitors. To better protect your privacy we provide this notice explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used. To make this notice easy to find, we make it available on our homepage and at every point where personally identifiable information may be requested.
Some contact information of our leadership is made public on the website for the purpose of allowing people interested in membership or events to contact their local IAAP representatives. Use of these e-mails to contact our leadership for the purpose of solicitation is forbidden.
The Information We Collect:
We collect information volunteered by our website visitors and members through our online order forms, registration forms, and membership applications. In addition, we also collect and analyze our web server log data. All information collected is used to provide requested services to members and website visitors, improve the content of the website and online services, and for aggregate visitor analysis.
Persistent cookies may be used on this website. These are pieces of information or data sent to your browser from a web server and stored on your computer's hard drive for record-keeping purposes. We use this information to analyze traffic patterns and improve our website. If you prefer not to accept cookies, the help portion of the tool bar on most web browsers will tell you how to prevent your browser from accepting new cookies, how to have the browser notify you when you receive a new cookie, or how to disable cookies altogether. However, disabling cookies may result in certain parts of the website not operating correctly or prevent you from taking full advantage of some of the features of our website.
The Way We Use Information:
We occasionally rent our active member and OfficePro magazine subscriber postal mailing list (postal mailing addresses only) to carefully screened business partners. The income derived from list rental helps to fund member programs and services, and helps keep annual membership dues as low as possible. We do not provide members' phone numbers or e-mail addresses to external vendors. We do not allow external parties to use this information for telemarketing or mass e-mail campaign purposes. IAAP members may opt-out of receiving postal mailings from IAAP business partners during the initial online registration process, or by sending e-mail to email@example.com or calling 816.891.6600 ext. 2238.
Links To Other Websites:
The IAAP website contains links to other websites, such as IAAP business partners. IAAP is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of other external websites or the policies of its business partners or IAAP division and chapter websites.
Our Commitment To Data Security:
This website has security measures in place to protect against the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our control. It is unlawful to attempt to access this information without authorization, and we will prosecute any such attempts to the fullest extent of the law.
Process for Reviewing or Requesting Changes to Personal Information:
If you think that any personal information we have collected about you is inaccurate, you may send a written request for review to us at the contact address provided below. We will investigate your request and make appropriate changes if warranted.
Effective Date:
The effective date of this online privacy policy is - December 23, 2004
Changes to this Policy:
We may change this Policy from time to time without notice. If we do, we will post the revised Policy on this website. You should therefore review this Online Privacy Policy regularly. The effective date of this Policy and any revised or changed Policy may be found on this page.
Registered Marks, Trademarks and Service Marks:
IAAP®, International Association of Administrative Professionals®, Certified Administrative Professional®, CAP®, CPS®, Certified Professional Secretary®, Professional Secretaries Week®, Secretary Speakout®, International Secretary of the Year®, Secretary on the Spot®, Administrative Professionals Week®, Administrative Professionals Day®. OfficePro®
Our Commitment To Children's Privacy:
Protecting the privacy of the very young is especially important. For that reason, we never collect or maintain information at our website from those we actually know are under 13, and no part of our website is structured to attract anyone under 13.
Privacy Contact Information:
Questions about the IAAP privacy statement or policies may be directed to:
Emily Allen
International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP)
10502 N.W. Ambassador Drive, PO Box 20404
Kansas City, Missouri 64195-0404
Phone 816-891-6600 extension 2239
Fax: 816-891-9118
E-mail: email@example.com
IAAP website: www.iaap-hq.org


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