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The DON CIO is responsible for bringing the Department on the Navy's electromagnetic spectrum dependent systems into operation consistent with federal regulation and international treaties. If these regulation or treaties constrain Navy and Marine Corps electromagnetic operations, the DON CIO works within the appropriate governance bodies to remove constraints and maximize naval operations. Electromagnetic spectrum is a limited resource encompassing radio waves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet light, X-rays, gamma rays and cosmic rays. It is imperative that the DON wisely manages electromagnetic spectrum to support current and future electromagnetic spectrum dependent systems.
This instruction defines the Department of the Navy's electromagnetic spectrum policy, delineates spectrum management responsibilities, and establishes a system for assessing spectrum supportability risks.
This memo establishes the Department of the Navy Spectrum Supportability (SS) Integrated Product Team to improve lifecycle continuity and integration of all SS processes.
The purpose of this memo is to establish Department of the Navy policy to comply with recent Office of Management and Budget requirements concerning spectrum dependent (S-D) communications-electronics systems. S-D programs must now determine the value of the spectrum they will use when acquiring S-D systems/equipment and consider that value as a cost when making procurement decisions.
Since its inception, the focus of the Department of the Navy Information Technology Policy Guidance has been on enabling knowledge dominance by directing that our information management/information technology spending support the creation of a joint, net-centric naval networking environment. The net-centric vision remains a goal, but cutting the Department's IT spending is the priority for 2012. In the face of sharply ...
This instruction establishes policy and assigns responsibilities for reliable, safe and mission capable operations of all systems, equipment and subsystems within their intended operational electromagnetic environment. The electromagnetic environment is composed of all electromagnetic energy from known and unknown sources. This includes manmade emissions from communications equipment and systems, commercial systems, ...
Department of the Navy Enterprise Mobility 2008 describes the strategy the Department is following in assessing and adopting commercially available wireless products to enhance its enterprise mobility capability.
The Department of the Navy Strategic Vision for Spectrum provides proactive leadership criteria for the goal of an innovative, entrepreneurial, spectrum strategy based on evolving naval warfare requirements.
Assured spectrum access is vital to maintaining our national security, military superiority and responsiveness to events that challenge our interests at home and abroad. The Navy's SEAL Teams, submarines, Battle ...
The Electromagnetic Spectrum Campaign Plan, released November 2006, provides five goals that will be the Department's focus of effort for the following 18 months.
This Naval message provides guidance for the use of personal electronic devices (PEDs). Commands are encouraged to immediately begin transition to PEDs that support digital signature and encryption. Effective March 31, 2008, use of PEDs that are not natively compliant or have not upgraded to meet the requirements will no longer be permitted.
Registration is now open for the DON IT Conference, West Coast 2016. It has been approved for February 17-18, 2016, and will be held at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, Ca. No conference fee will be assessed, but registration is required. More...
Nominations are now being accepted for the DON IM/IT Excellence Awards. Submissions are due by Jan. 7, 2016. The awards recognize the superior efforts of IM/IT projects, teams, and individuals in helping to transform the Navy and Marine Corps by applying innovative solutions to DON information technology. More...
The Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer is pleased to announce the winners of the 2015 DON IT Awards. ...
The Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer is pleased to announce the winners of the 2014 DON IM/IT Excellence Awards, the John J. Lussier Electromagnetic Spectrum Leadership Award, and the new DON Cyberspace/IT Rising Star and DON Cyberspace/IT Person of the Year Awards. There were also seven information technology leaders from the DON among this year's Federal 100 Award winners.
In addition, the DON CIO ...
The Department of the Navy's senior spectrum manager was named Agency Vice Chairman of the Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC) April 23.
Recent changes in Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations governing signal boosters enable the sale of certain types of these boosters within the United States. Signal boosters are devices that can improve cell phone coverage in areas where they do not get a good signal.
The Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer is pleased to announce the winners of the 2013 DON IM/IT Excellence Awards and the John J. Lussier Electromagnetic Spectrum Leadership Award.
The final step in the dynamic federal agency spectrum access process within the United States is receiving a radio frequency assignment from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration. This notification from the assistant secretary of commerce for communications and information is required for federal spectrum-dependent systems to operate within the United States. The Code of Federal Regulations Title ...
Emerging technology has always compelled traditional spectrum management processes to adapt and evolve. The 2012 International Telecommunication Union World Radiocommunication Conference issued new international radio regulation treaty language regarding software defined radio and cognitive radio systems.
Robert Marcial received the John J. Lussier Electromagnetic Spectrum Leadership Award in recognition of his superior performance as chief, Pacific Joint Frequency Management Office, Pacific Command (PACOM), during the Department of the Navy Information Technology Conference, Jan. 24, in San Diego. DON Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen and DON Deputy CIO Navy Janice Haith presented the award.
To achieve the most efficient use of communications-electronics (C-E) resources, the required capabilities of systems and equipment should be met during the procurement phase — rather than investing in equipment that may require redesign or retrofitting after development. Therefore, it is more critical than ever in these budget constrained times that program offices and procuring officials take advantage of processes ...
The electromagnetic spectrum is a unique resource. While in some ways it is similar to other resources, like oil or water, in other ways, it is very different. The electromagnetic spectrum is typically defined as the set of all non-ionizing radiation electromagnetic frequencies.
Naval installations have long been good neighbors with their surrounding communities. In fact, in many cases, Navy and Marine Corps bases, posts and training ranges limit some operations to preserve friendly relationships.
Our atmosphere is filled with electromagnetic energy from many sources. These include manmade emissions from sensors and communications equipment, electrical power lines and generators, as well as natural emissions from lightning, the sun, cosmic radiation and other sources. The electromagnetic environment is all around us every day. For example, electromagnetic energy from the sun reflects off the moon and refracts ...
Gunnery Sergeant Brian Bond was recognized for his superior performance as the Spectrum Management Chief for Marine Corps Systems Command during the Department of the Navy Information Technology Conference, Jan. 25, in San Diego.
The growth and diversity of military unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in the first decade of the 21st century has been unprecedented. To say that UAVs: "continue to be the most dynamic growth sector of the world aerospace industry" understates the obvious. "An insatiable demand for UAVs is fueling massive growth within this market," said Larry Dickerson, senior unmanned systems analyst for Forecast International. "No ...
The DON CIO represented the DON at the first International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) joint seminar in September 2009. It was organized as an open forum for discussion of the ITU and WMO roles in the use of radio spectrum, space orbits and radio-based meteorological tools and systems for monitoring, mitigation and adaptation to climate change.
While the range between 540 – 610 in terahertz (THz) is (literally) the "green" portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, that isn't what we are going to discuss here. This article introduces the concept of the electromagnetic spectrum as a critical resource in the study of climate change. The Department of the Navy electromagnetic spectrum community supports many different radio and telecommunication technologies ...
It can be embarrassing to attempt to predict technology beyond its current development horizon. This is especially challenging when the technology has begun to accelerate exponentially. To predict the future of radio into the second half of the 21st century, we will need to look back at its development from a 19th century oddity, to a 20th century necessity, and into the early years of the 21st century.
The electromagnetic spectrum is a critical enabler of the Department of the Navy's ability to communicate and operate in a global environment. Now more than ever before, deployed Sailors and Marines depend on the electromagnetic spectrum because it enables nearly all Navy and Marine Corps capabilities, including strategic command and control; tactical communications (airborne and ground); intelligence, surveillance and ...
Ten information technology leaders from the Department of the Navy were among this year's Federal 100 Award winners. Federal Computer Week magazine presents the award to 100 professionals from government, industry and academia for their efforts in effecting change, progress and efficiency in determining how the Federal Government acquires, develops and manages IT.
Mikel R. Ryan, head of the Mid-Atlantic Area Frequency Management Office, Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, is the first winner of the John J. Lussier Electromagnetic Spectrum Leadership Award.
We are all familiar with overcrowding and traffic congestion. Most people in the United States experience long work commutes, jammed shopping malls, as well as long lines at restaurants, train stations and other locations where people frequently congregate. However, congestion in these occurrences usually has peaks and valleys, and many times, people can arrange their schedules to avoid peak times. Some people living in ...
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC) recently approved an addition to the Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management. The new paragraph, 8.2.47, enables federal and non-federal agencies to share radio systems. Navy and Marine Corps first responders may have an opportunity to dramatically expand their ...
Interoperable communications between Federal first responders and non-federal first responders is a vital capability that must be pursued by the Department of the Navy because Navy and Marine Corps installations have a close, cooperative relationship with adjacent federal, state and local first responders. Ensuring interoperable communications for police, fire, emergency medical services, and other first responder ...
The report, "Enterprise Mobility 2008," released by the Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer describes the process the DON would use to leverage the advantages that commercially available wireless technologies can deliver.
In less than two years, nearly 150 distinguished ambassadors and more than 2,000 delegates from across the globe will gather for the United Nations International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) World Radiocommunication Conference. During this four-week marathon, committed delegations will scrutinize, debate, create and revise the international treaties that govern the regional and global use of electromagnetic spectrum ...
Evolution and revolution are very different processes ...
Adm. Vern Clark wrote about "revolution" while serving as Chief of Naval Operations. Today, the retired CNO still refers to revolution when publicly speaking about his efforts to change and improve business processes within the Navy. He confessed that, even as the second longest serving CNO, he didn't have time for "evolution," which is why he unapologetically ...
Federal regulation and Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of the Navy (DON) policy require that spectrum supportability must be addressed before acquiring communications-electronics (CE) systems and equipment that require use of the electromagnetic spectrum (radio frequencies).
The Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer released Enterprise Mobility 2008, which describes how the Department is assessing and adopting commercially available wireless products. It also highlights the strides made in making information available within the mobile environment.
The World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) 2007, held from mid-October to mid-November in Geneva, Switzerland, was a great success for the Department of the Navy (DON) and the Department of Defense (DoD).
Many nations around the world, including the United States, are facing a challenge regarding the use of the electromagnetic spectrum. The challenge involves the continued development of wireless devices that are realized by the use of "spectrum" (radio frequencies).
Spectrum is a finite resource that has significant capabilities to generate revenue for a nation's economy, yet spectrum is also a vital enabler for ...
FRCSW Employee Named 6.0 Employee of the Quarter
A Call for Disappearing Delivery Vehicles
Live event Nov. 18
Honoring Native American Heritage Month
News you may have missed in America's Navy this week
Novel technology program aims to provide real-time radio frequency map to help troops more effectively use and manage available spectrum in tactical operations
Video and music to share in the celebration
Reducing cyber risk
Applications accepted from Dec. 14 through mid-February
Naval aviation's dramatic first century
A Profile for U.S. Federal Cryptographic Key Management Systems
Adm. Richardson discusses freedom of navigation
DARPA solicits proposals to enable manned and unmanned air systems to rapidly, securely, and automatically share information across diverse waveforms and networks despite adversary jamming
DoD leaders promote good cyber hygiene efforts
Online security includes protecting yourself on the go
Celebrating 240 Years of People, Readiness and Innovation
Program aims to develop systems that deliver the goods, then poof out of existence
Navy Adm. Mark Ferguson speaks at Atlantic Council
FBI Says Securing Cyberspace is a Shared Responsibility
New SECNAV innovation directive: Treat Unmanned as Unmanned
Creating a Fleet of Innovators
October is cybersecurity awareness month!
Bilateral Host Nation tactical-technical capabilities expansion in the Far East
Discounted savings for DoD components, Intel Community
Satellite constellation resembles smartphone network — from space
Commanding Officer, Center for Information Dominance
Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer
Selected for promotion to Vice Admiral and to take over as the new Joint Staff J7
Far East Sailors Seek Higher Education; Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Information Technology
New innovation memo issued
Skills Framework for the Information Age
Message From the DON CIO
Issues "Beyond the Build: Delivering Outcomes Through Cyberspace"
Automated folding legs radically adapt to angled, irregular and moving surfaces
Help for wounded warriors and others with memory deficits caused by traumatic brain injury or disease
NIST Helps Bring Contactless Fingerprint Technology to Market
Oct. 1-2
ONR Forum Looks at Amphibious Operations
New launch date: Sept. 2
10 events you may have missed this past week in the Navy
Emerging Operational Capabilities
Photo release
F-35B Lightning Joint Strike Fighter achieves IOC status
Celebrate the first flight on Aug. 19
Advancing the Next Revolution of "Stuff"
Projects focus on access control, PIV credentials and mobile devices
Next-Generation Vacuum Electronics
Reconfigurable computer and multifunction radio frequency chips
Open for registration
Capability will enhance carrier strike group's battlespace awareness
Members Arrested in 20 Countries
Multiple Discoveries from NASA's New Horizons Pluto Mission
The Impact of Ubiquitous Sensors on the Future Maritime Battlespace
U.S. Navy Capt. Chris Cassidy take on new leadership role
U.S. Marines with 7th Communication Battalion in Exercise Talisman Sabre 2015
Marines innovation fast-tracks new Tellus app
French Air Force General Mercier, former fighter pilot and French Air Force Chief of Staff, assumes command
A broadened scope equals increased visibility for component commands
Victims of Cybercrime to Receive Three Years of Services
Advancing Navy's next generation tactical afloat network — CANES
AR will extend flights, improve persistence of coverage
June 30, 2015, at 23:59:59 UTC the world will add its 26th leap second since 1972
Respond by July 16, 2015
Son of U.S. Navy Diver Reconnects with Father's Legacy, Memories
DON IT Conference June 17-18
Adaptive Force Packages
Turning Hollywood movie technology into the modern Sailor's reality
ONR Principal Investigator Honored for Nanotechnology Research
DARPA aims to improve understanding of processes and materials to propel 3D printing and other innovative concepts into mainstream defense manufacturing
Second series of DARPA-sponsored web games released
Navy testing tablets at bootcamp
ONR tests new glasses for augmented reality system with Marines
Innovators Welcome at the Navy Opportunity Forum
June 1
MIDN 1/C Gee Mi Jorde and MIDN 4/C Gee Yong Jorde
One of the oldest and most selective scientific research advancement programs in the country
Hubble's 25th anniversary
Mathematician working in SPAWAR's S&T in-house laboratory
Breakthrough technologies and creative ideas sought
NASA astronaut and U.S. Navy SEAL Capt. Christopher J. Cassidy
Watch online 2 p.m. EDT
Delivering technology supplies — and groceries
Power for the growing global network of Internet-enabled devices
Program aims to generate applications capable of adapting to change, without extensive reprogramming
Chief of Naval Research to Discuss ONR Technologies
1959: The first seven Mercury astronauts are selected, including three Navy aviators and one Marine: Lt. Cmdr. Walter M. Schirra, Lt. Malcom S. Carpenter, Marine Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr., and Lt. Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard
Marine Corps leadership "very pleased" with first successful demonstration of PCAS
Unraveling the story behind each weapon
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Challenge Starts 15 June
Undecided about what to do with your life, the U.S. Navy can be an unrivaled adventure
Innovation to meet 21st century security challenges
It's about fighting through it
New starts show that no one can out-pace, out-innovate or out-acronym DARPA
No more juggling two devices!
SECNAV's Prepared Remarks from Sea-Air-Space 2015
The SPAWAR Enterprise is executing the most comprehensive and complex modernization of afloat C4I in its history
Sea Warrior Technical Director Ken Johnson talks about BYOD efforts in the Navy
Make sure your online life is in tip-top shape!
FCC/10th Fleet launches new strategic plan
Capt. Bob "Clete" Boyer, Director, Battlespace Awareness Division N2/N6F2, explains threats and opportunities
ACTUV program invites input so future unmanned ships could operate safely near manned maritime vessels in all weather and traffic conditions, day or night
New biennial report describes Agency's mission in the context of today's fast-changing world, and current and upcoming areas of focused investment
Sailors wanted
DARPA chooses two performers to work on new systems that would cost-effectively provide capabilities on par with land-based systems
Ideas Wanted For Processing Paradigms That Accelerate Computer Simulations
New System Watches for Things that Go Bump in the Night
Effort seeks to bolster nation's ability to protect vital networks and sensitive data
Two-day event encourages proposals for high-risk, high-payoff research with potential to provide overwhelming U.S. military advantage
$3.5 million in prizes at stake as human-robot teams attempt simulated disaster response
Program explores ways to assemble complex ideas from elementary ones given language and context
U.S. Navy Reserve 100 years of valor
Win a Trip to Attend DARPA Robotics Challenge, Contest Now Open!
Sensors mark five years of operations
FCC Announces 2014 Sea and Shore Sailors of the Year
Navy Unveils Firefighting Robot Prototype at Naval Tech EXPO
Where it Matters; When it Matters… Resourcing the Navy Marine Corps Team
DARPA program advances robots' ability to sense visual information and turn it into action
Air-Traffic Controlman joins the Navy — travels the world
DCO sessions offered
EXPO open to general public Feb. 4-5
Innovation must be pursued with interoperability in mind
CODE program is offering the opportunity to participate in discussions to help develop groundbreaking software enabling unmanned aircraft to work together with minimal supervision
Next-generation narrowband tactical communications system
S&T EXPO Feb. 4-5, 2015
Expanded $3.5 million prize structure will reward progress made by DRC teams
Live coverage begins at 7:23 PM EST
DARPA program seeks novel mathematical research for quantifying and predicting uncertainty in design models as alternative to costly and repetitive testing
DARPA seeks novel materials to convert one form of energy into another for defense applications
10 events you may have missed
SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific researchers are developing new multiband antenna
Navy communicators must consider multiple factors to correctly assess the status of afloat email systems
Former Deputy J6 for CJTF-HOA discusses enterprise services for the warfighter
True dominance — turning your desired reality into actual reality
Leveraging Information Dominance Warfare as an Instrument of Naval Power
Meets Vice President Joe Biden and participates in White House sponsored Cybersecurity Workforce Pipeline Consortium
Building on 65 years of experience, 65 years of success
Join the innovators in the Navy Brightwork group
Task Force Cyber Awakening leads the charge
French Air Force General Jean-Paul Paloméros
Across the department and in the fleet innovators work to maintain the DON's warfighting edge
A Multi-Part IT Service Management Novella, Part 3: "The Measure of Success"
Enabling Decision Superiority
Operational savvy simply cannot be mass-produced
Join the discussion April 6-17
DARPA aims to give small unmanned aerial vehicles advanced perception and autonomy to rapidly search buildings or other cluttered environments without teleoperation
Lab allows researchers from Navy and Air Force to investigate vulnerabilities inserted intentionally or unintentionally throughout components' life cycle
10 events you may have missed this week in the Navy
Program has "played an integral part in the career success of tens of thousands of Sailors"
"We have the watch"
Major Milestone on Agency's Journey to Mars
What systems, capabilities and architectures could the DoD field post-2025 that will ensure U.S. dominance and shape the future of military technical competition?
Orion's first flight test is scheduled for Dec. 4
New guidance released
NOAA's GOES-East and GOES-West satellites are keeping a weather eye out for storms that may affect early holiday travelers
Celebrating 50 years of service to our country
Make-believe soft robot in Disney's newest movie has roots in real-world robotics research
Pulsed electron beam technology to reduce the nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide
DARPA invites input on how to enable existing large aircraft to carry, launch and recover multiple unmanned air systems for a variety of missions
Phoenix Releases POD Interface Requirements as First Step toward DARPA Vision
Moving Forward from IOC
Terahertz Electronics program could pave way for new areas of research and unforeseen applications in the sub-millimeter wave spectrum
Cybercriminal brought to justice
One of the most sophisticated cybercrime rings in the world brought to justice
DoD libraries provide access to learning resources
Instructions for reporting a crime if you have become a victim
COMNAVSURFLANT Talks about the Optimized Fleet Response Plan and More…
Chain letters can mask viruses and other malware
As the Navy's joint high speed vessels become operational and join the fleet, Maj. Gen. O'Donnell explains the relevance of JHSV across a wide range of operations.
Cybersecurity matters!
A National Cybersecurity Awareness Month Reminder
Security is Everyone's Responsibility
Birth of a Naval Force
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Posturing the Navy for the Future
CANES provides advanced cybersecurity and more
The Navy's Blue Angels continue to thrill
Capt. Barrett explains NAVIDFOR efforts on behalf of Task Force Cyber Awakening and the fleet
Fleet Electronic Warfare Center doing great work on EM and Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare
From the Civil War to Midway to Virtual Reality
A data-centric methodological approach
DON files cyber warfare trademark application
Spectrum and Naval Enterprise Networks
No fair fight for Sailors and Marines
Navy Task Force Cyber Awakening Lead
Are you ready?
Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command
SPAWAR Cyber Readiness Team talks about ongoing efforts for the fleet
New office of DON Strategy and Innovation to be created
New E-2D aircraft provides advanced netted sensors to support NIFC-CA missions
OPNAV N2/N6 takes the lead
A new site dedicated to collaboration on Navy cybersecurity topics, issues and programs
Reallocating DoD spectrum assignments
Views EMALS demonstration
NAVIDFOR TYCOM stand up Oct. 1
Captain John Paul Jones
Lt. Cmdr. Chase says Zumwalt-class well-suited for future high energy weapons and sensors
SpinSat mission set for Sept. 20th
Live coverage begins today!
Sept. 20th launch date
A process not a destination
As our nation celebrates the 200th anniversary of our national anthem, we remember the original inspiration for Francis Scott Key's immortal verse, "O say can you see by the dawn's early light ..."
Allies train together and offer naval hospitality
Ceremony to be broadcast via live webcast
First Block III Virginia Class Submarine Delivered
Ride was the first American woman and the youngest person in space
Challenges, Chaos and Opportunities at Navy's "High-Value" Technical Exchange
Fast-attack subs like Norfolk execute multifaceted missions
Navy Tactical Afloat Network Enhances Cybersecurity Posture, Operational Capability
Once again highlights Information Dominance capabilities
GXV-T Program Aims to Break the "More Armor" Paradigm for Protection
An all-star lineup of speakers urge innovation, offer inspiration
Coast Guard Cutter Healy testing during Arctic Shield 2014
Operations included the evacuation of Saigon
NR SPAWAR Network Operations Support Team provides expertise
The Navy Parachute Team Celebrates 40 Years
Navy awards $295.6 M advanced acquisition contract
USS Theodore Roosevelt Conducts Combined Manned, Unmanned Operations
NAVCYBERFOR Team Brings Fleet up to Speed on Afloat Applications
Below-deck testing begins
Live Chat and Ustream from NASA
A new site dedicated to collaboration on Navy ID topics, issues and programs
Sailor Serving on USS George H.W. Bush
New chip design mimics brain's power-saving efficiency; uses 100x less power for complex processing than state-of-the-art chips
Electronic Warfare Battle Management
Maintaining Navy's warfighting advantage through space platforms and expertise
NIST hosts workshop Oct. 29-30, 2014
Students demonstrate enthusiam and skills
Program Shows Entertainment Industry Why Platforms Matter
Using randomized compiling to immunize software systems against hacking
SSC Pacific's e-Glove is next gen communications tool for special environments
Penny-sized inertial sensors, pulsed lasers and tracked lightning strikes are among novel approaches to provide precise location-based insights in GPS-denied areas
$1.6 million in taxpayer savings expected in first year of operation
Experts will be on hand and exhibits of current U.S. military robotic technologies
Three companies get the nod to outline their visions of DARPA's next-generation spaceplane
Program aims to cut average time to develop new advanced materials from 10 years to less than three
Groundbreaking prototype could enable next-generation military RF communications systems that are smaller, lighter, less expensive and more capable
Today, AGs are deployed all over the globe engaged in operational meteorology, oceanographic and hydrographic operations
OPNAV N2/N6's Matt Swartz Talks About How the Navy Gets Enterprise Right for the Fleet
Senior Advisor for Navy Intelligence Enterprise Information Technology
White House Fellow currently serving in the U.S. Department of the Navy
Program Executive Officer for Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons
Oceanographer and Navigator of the Navy, Director, Space and Maritime Domain Awareness (OPNAV N2/N6E), Director, Task Force Climate Change
A Concentration of Information Dominance Synergy
Finding the Synergy Between Joint and Naval Information Systems to Deliver Tailored Capabilities
Commander, U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. 10th Fleet
Save the Date: August 20
"American Grand Strategy and Sea Power: Challenges and Choices"
Navy Adm. Michael S. Rogers talks about the importance of detecting threats
Highly Advanced CANES Installed
Formal joint effort seen as ideal for developing transition path for advanced technologies to meet future operational needs
Registration for TAD attendees closes June 13
Innovation: Roles and Opportunities
Bold Quest 14.2 stays focused on interoperability
"Why Being There Matters"
U.S. Navy mobile app map has been updated with new information, icons and security reviews
Navy Codebreakers at their finest
SUBNETS program includes two complementary research pathways that emphasize neural plasticity and single-neuron recording
Navy's Fallen Heroes
With focus on information technology, largest-ever Pentagon event showcases more than 100 projects pushing for game-changing improvements to national security
Information Dominance is about warfighting
Successful initial efforts fuel next steps toward developing technologies that would enable assembly of more flexible, scalable and cost-effective space systems on orbit
Radar and GPS are just two innovations developed by the U.S. Navy
Commander, Naval Network Warfare Command and Commanding Officer, Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command Talk Cybersecurity and the Insider Threat
Lessons Learned from an N6/Assistant Chief of Staff for C4I
Facility to house the Navy's program for new and emergent electromagnetic sensors
Lead Machinery Control System Engineer for U.S. Coast Guard Polar Class Icebreaker
A program to ensure IDC officers are optimally qualified and prepared for the challenges of command
Next step in the evolution of Information Dominance
The new year brings new mobile capabilities to as many as 100,000 DoD users - Feb. 6, 2014
Feb. 4, 2014
Jan. 17, 2014
Jan. 16, 2014
Advanced Technology Underpins Navy's Information Dominance Capability and Vision
The Department of the Navy Information Technology Policy Roundup for fiscal year (FY) 2013 provides a summary of policies affecting IT projects and programs. For more detail, please review the entire policy at the links provided.
This document provides guidance for preparing Spectrum Supportability Risk Assessments (SSRAs), as required by DoD Instruction (DoDI) 4650.01. It was prepared by a Joint-Service Ad Hoc Working Group chaired by the Defense Information Systems Agency/Defense Spectrum Organization (DISA/DSO) at the direction of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration/DoD
"Emerging Electromagnetic Spectrum Capabilities" encourages readers to challenge their status quo perceptions of emerging spectrum technology. The broader Naval benefits of emerging electromagnetic spectrum technologies are addressed and readers are introduced to how these technologies will increase Naval spectrum effectiveness and efficiency. Emerging electromagnetic spectrum technology is often described as ...
The Department of the Navy recognizes that numerous challenges are associated with acquisitions supporting "urgent need" requirements. As such, the DON has developed minimum technical spectrum requirements that must be identified, known and available to the DON's naval forces before and during the fielding of rapidly procured Communications and Electronics (C-E) systems and devices.
This NTIA Manual (Redbook) is issued by the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information and is specifically designed to cover his/her frequency management responsibilities pursuant to delegated authority under Section 305 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended. Its contents are based on the advice, as appropriate, of the Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee.
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National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) - Office of Spectrum Management
United States Frequency Allocation Chart - Radio Spectrum
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text: The iPod Mini is an outdated model, so it's only fitting that Jozaeh's MP3 player is encased in the wood of a stately old Australian red cedar tree. Camphor Laurel comprises the click wheel, and brass plates and screws hold everything together. Says the creator: "I was given a new iPod Mini for Christmas and I just couldn't leave my trusty old mini to sit unused somewhere." Sounds like it was his first stab at a wooden iPod mod, and we say he did an admirable job. Sadly, it's only a matter of time before the battery kicks the bucket and this wooden iPod becomes a true antique. [Flickr via BB Gadgets]

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Connellsville Health Board lifts mandate to demolish city building
Connellsville Health Board members agreed to lift their mandate to demolish a building in the city so the owner can make repairs.
A motion was passed on Monday night to temporarily rescind the order to demolish the structure at 122 S. Pittsburgh St. and to the grant owner, Charles Osler, 60 days to bring the exterior of the building up to code.
Health and code officer Tom Currey went to the board with the request after Osler told him he did not want to demolish the structure.
As a good-faith effort, Osler obtained a building permit from Fayette County and obtained a $10,000 bond.
Currey told board members that if the outside of the building is not brought up to code within 60 days, the city can use the bond money posted by Osler to demolish the structure.
Currey updated the board on other properties in the city.
Mary Skelton and another owner of the property at 328 N. Pittsburgh St. were trying to get the structure zoned residential, rather than its current commercial status, but the application was rejected by the zoning hearing board.
Currey said they were given 30 days to begin making progress toward bringing the structure up to code.
A windstorm last week caused a back portion of Rodney Allen's property at 223 N. Third St. to fall down. Caution tape has been put around the area, Currey said, and they are waiting to see what exactly is going to be done there.
Currey reported that Donald Fisch, owner of 349 N. Pittsburgh St., has made significant progress, including addiing new siding to the front part of the structure, from where the property was a year ago.
He hopes the progress will continue into the summer.
A structure at 132 E. Fairview Ave., owned by Jack and Brian Swank, which had been declared a public nuisance, will soon be demolished.
Currey said they got a demolition permit and are cleaning out the structure. He added that it should be done within a few days.
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I know I talk about Ilfsol 3 a lot but its my go to developer, it's much newer and specifically designed by ilford for low speed fine grain films and I think it's often overlooked because the Ilfsol S wasn't as good? But that's why they made Ilfsol 3.
But I also hear a lot of people say tmax100 in tmax developer, which also makes sense.
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In 2014, Mr. Davis was one of only five attorneys nationally to be named a Rising Star by Law360 in the category of project finance. In addition, from 2009 to 2014, he has been named a Super Lawyers Southern California Rising Star by Los Angeles magazine.
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You make me so happy each and everyday
I love the way you smile
I love the way you look at me it takes my breath away
I want to keep you forever see you everyday
through rough times and easy times you help me through each
I just wanna let you know I will love you charrish
i will marry you some day
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I love you so much and I will forever
even after judgment day I will still love you
when we are taken to another world and live up in the skies
all i will be thinking about is that your the one who choose me
and life or death couldn't keep us apart
I love you dearest with all my heart.
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Yesterday during Group Therapy, we read an email from a Rock-A-Holic named Shawna who is having a problem involving her honeymoon.
Her fiancé has a daughter and a very flakey ex wife who only wants to take the kid when it's convenient for her. The ex wife has told Shawna and her fiancé that she doesn't want to take the child for two weeks so Shawna's fiancé says he want to take his daughter with them on her honeymoon.
Shawna loves her future step daughter but doesn't want to take her on her honey moon and isn't sure how to tell her fiancé.
First off, the ex-wife sounds like a #BLD (bitches love drama). She is using her child to try to ruin someone else's honeymoon, a time of romance and happiness because it sounds like she wants to make her ex and Shawna miserable.
We as men have been told from a young age how to treat women so it's a little disheartening to see how women treat their "sisters."
Second of all, Shawna, you are marrying a man who already has kids, what are you expecting?
I know this sounds harsh but Shawna's fiancé brings a lot of baggage to the relationship so it's hard for me to understand why Shawna is with him unless she also has baggage.
When you date someone with the baggage of a spiteful ex wife and children, you have to expect that these kinds of things will happen.
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I took the basic Course in the year 1997 with the dear Enrique Ferreira like Instructor. For those days I was extremely affected by Rheumatoid Arthritis and an Anaemia which practically had me with very scarce mobility, to the point that I arrived to the course almost carried by my friends and course partners. That weekend was wonderful, during the first Kriya, Enrique had to wake me up from time to time because I felt asleep due to my condition; but a second it was the explosion: I began to cry and to cry without being able to stop and I felt like to cry with fury but I didn't know why. In certain moment I stopped to weeping and such a wave of laughs came and laughter that literally failed on the floor. I returned home without any pain and with an overflowing happiness. My husband and my son were with their open mouth, when they saw me go up the house stairways, dancing Cumbia!!!!They had seen me go up them very slowly, with a lot of difficulty, leaning on in the handrails or sitting, rotating the steps. The physical recovery was alone a flash of the changes in my interior: today I know what the forgiveness is, the happiness, is the detachment, the happiness, and many other beautiful things. I am instructor of RAS. , I collaborate with the administrative part of the Foundation and with the Books and Tapes sales. I give thanks to Sri Sri and I am willing to serve Him and the Foundation in whatever way He wishes.
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Everyone has a room in the house they wish they could make their own. For me it was my home office but despite my best efforts I simply couldn't get the rest of the family to stay quiet while I worked. I decided I needed to soundproof my room but didn't have a lot of time or money to do so. I simply followed the following four steps and was able to create a simple soundproof room that even the loudest kid cartoon can't penetrate.
First I purchased a soundproof door bottom and installed it at the bottom of my office door. The door bottom drops to fill the gap between the bottom of the door and the floor, then raises up upon opening the door thereby making it easy to open or close. ĀNo room soundproofingĀ job should ever be completed without a door sweep as it will block the noise that can creep in from under the door and is much less expensive than purchasing a soundproof door. I then added a layer of plywood on my door with Green Glue in between and painted over it. It doesn't look the greatest but it was the noise control I was after, not the looks.
My next step was to add some soundproofing to the walls of my office. Instead of filling the walls or installing heavy mass loaded vinyl I purchased an adhesive product actually a damping compound called Green Glue and installed it with another layer of drywall over my existing walls. In my case, the only noise concerns I had were from my children, so I only had to put the damping compound on the walls that faced the entertainment room and the hallway. The other two walls faced the exterior of the home.
I had plans to recarpet the floor in my office so after the old carpet was ripped up I made sure to put down an extra thick carpet pad. Sound waves do travel along the floors in most homes, so this extra measure ensured I wouldn't be disturbing anyone in the rooms below me and vice versa.
Finally, I took a look at the windows in my room. Despite popular belief, you do not have to install expensive soundproof windows to get the results you're looking for. In most cases all you have to do is use acoustical caulk and caulk around the edges of your windows and fill in the gaps created during the installation process – a process that is usually sufficient for the average home soundproofing project.
Ready to soundproof your own home office or favorite room? You don't have to spend a lot of time or money to get great results. Just use patience and make your plan in advance. You'll be pleased with the end result.


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The ceremony was complete with a photographer, flowers, cake, punch and a guest book. The class even created a special invitation that invited guests to watch the letter matrimony take place and to wear party attire.
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A Friend to the Heart
We make mistakes; we learn from them, move on. Each day brings us new possibilities, new challenges; the opportunity to meet new people.
And that's the thing about life: you'll always meet someone who - even though you don't expect it at first - will become a major aspect of your life, something to cherish. And that's when she popped in to my life: through the power of sharing and commenting on one another's stories, Sammy.
I never thought from a simple message that such an amazing, laid-back, down-to-earth friendship would occur from that single e-mail. I'm really glad she e-mailed me, though; I haven't had as much fun, as much laughter or the chance to share my stories or have a decent, full-length conversation with someone for a long, long time.
She's one of those types of people that can bring a smile to your face when you're having an exceptionally bad day - or even when you're thinking about something, she's there, in your head. And your day seems a little less tense, calmer, almost, as though she's a part of me - even though she may not be here in person, next to me - I still have had the best couple of months of a long-distance friendship that has grown on so many levels. I may have thanked her a hundred for reading my first story that I posted on the Net, but sometimes I always get the feeling that "thank you" just isn't enough to express how much she has come to mean to me, how much I care about her.
I couldn't have asked for a better friend. She's been truly wonderful, perfect in everyway. She's kind, loving, loyal, and caring. You can't really ask for anything more than that except to keep bringing a smile to my face, to making me laugh with you, to love you. You're truly awesome, Sammy, and I'll always be grateful for the day that you stepped in to my heart that day.
Cannot thank you enough
It was wonderful to find someone who had the same things in common with me, someone I could laugh with and have hours and hours of companionable conversation. He always offered me wondrous advice too, especially on my writing and I have him to thank for all my progress and enthusiasm. But just the way I trust him with things that I haven't told anyone else. I don't exactly parade my doubts and insecurities about myself, who does? But whenever I do, he somehow manages to turn them all into positives, and I have no idea how, but he damn right manages it.
Do you think he trusts me too?
I hope so. I want him to be able to trust me with his fears, doubts, dreams and hopes. It feels like in a couple of months I have found the friend that I lost years and years ago. It feels like I've found a friend I'll keep forever. We have a very close friendship, trust, he's loyal. And what I seem to look forward to at the end of my day, being able to have a conversation with him. Just seeing him smile or laugh brings a smile to my face, and that's what I want to thank him for.
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MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- A Maryville man died in a car wreck Saturday morning according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
James Pack III, 50, was driving his 2010 Infiniti eastbound on US Highway 321 near Tuckaleechee Pike around 2:30 a.m.
Pack ran off the left side of the road and traveled nearly 280 feet into the median.
He then struck a bridge abutment, caught on fire and rolled about 70 feet on top of the bridge rail.
The car fell off the bridge and into a creek, finally coming to a halt.
It is unknown if Pack was drinking, and he was not wearing a seatbelt.
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Novatel today catered to subscribers on AT&T and Rogers with a new version of its MiFi pocket router for HSPA-based 3G. The MiFi 2372 HSPA gives subscribers on these networks up to 7.2Mbps HSDPA to share with as many as five devices by creating its own Wi-Fi hotspot. It also adds full HSUPA for up to 5.76Mbps upstream should either carrier adopt the standard in the future.
Like previous MiFi devices, the 2372 has its own optimizations to reduce the effect of usual 3G behavior on intensive tasks like gaming or media streaming. Novatel's recent decision to open development of the web server is helped by the presence of a microSDHC slot that gives it enough storage to run more complex apps.
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At 7:50 p.m., Joseph Barni, 49, of Washington, Pa., was riding east on Route 844 in Independence when his motorcycle hit a vehicle driven by John Mullins, 60, of Avella. Troopers didn't release information about Mr. Mullins.
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The 2010 SEO Industry Survey Results
I was thrilled when Rand asked Distilled to dive into the data from this year's SEO survey. As long-term partners of Moz, we have worked together on a lot of data, but it's rare that we get the chance to be so introspective and delve into the workings of our own industry.
This year's survey is even bigger than the Moz 2008 Industry Survey. With over 10,000 respondents, it is more than three times larger than the 2008 version and over 6 times larger than the next largest industry survey I'm aware of. Huge credit goes to the Moz team for both putting together such a great set of questions and then getting it in front of so many people - with particularly special mentions to Adam Feldstein, Jen Lopez and Joanna Lord. On the Distilled front, thanks to all who brainstormed interesting angles to pull from the data and especially to Tom Critchlow for his analytical insights.
As with the last survey, there are a number of caveats to take into consideration when looking at the data and conclusions that follow. In particular:
- It's an online survey and it was perfectly possible to submit multiple answers
- Despite the widespread take-up, it is likely that there remains a bias towards readers of the Moz blog and users of the Moz tools (*)
- Respondents are self-selecting and have no incentive to provide truthful answers
I would ask that you therefore take great care when interpreting the data below. It should be implied throughout that every statement includes an embedded "among our respondents" and that statements may not extrapolate to the population at large.
Despite the inevitable limitations, the depth of information available for the engaged reader is immense. With answers given to 45 questions by over 10,000 people from over 90 countries on everything from earnings, job title and responsibilities to tactics and tools, we can dig out some really interesting stuff. We have done our best to break out interesting data by location and other useful segments - though in many cases we only have enough data to talk confidently about North America and the UK.
It is reassuring to see that through a period of extreme economic uncertainty, there is evidence of increasing demand for all the services surveyed. Over 70% of US respondents indicated an increase in demand for SEO services (a figure that was almost 80% in the UK). This fits closely with the anecdotal evidence we see from our own experience and that of many of the consultants and agencies I have talked to. It's good to see our industry thriving through hard times.
I hope you find it as interesting and educational as I did.
-- Will Critchlow, Co-Founder, Distilled Ltd / Distilled LLC
(*) this may not be as dramatic as I thought at first - for example, SEMPO reports " over 800 members" (with just under 700 in their directory) and there were 578 respondents who self-identified as being "a member of, or participating in" SEMPO. This is higher than the proportion of respondents who have used Moz free tools in the past year (63%).
The Respondents
Although we have attempted to segment the information in appropriate ways where we can, it is interesting to look at the demographic breakdown of all respondents. In addition to the charts below, we have also created the Anatomy of a Search Marketer info-graphic for those who like a bit of humor and style wrapped around your demographic data.
Among the US respondents, we see women earning just under 20% less than the men (a slightly closer gap than in the general population according to the US Census Bureau). Note: that we don't have accompanying demographic information to break this down any further. Our general salary information also correlates pretty well with the latest SEMPO data for US SEOs.
As expected we see that salaries are higher across the board in the US, UK and Canada. We see a large spike around the $30,000 salary band for the rest of the world, showing that starting salaries for search marketers is much lower outside the US, UK and Canada. We also see that the average salary increase worldwide for starting SEOs increases 5% after the first year in the industry and increases 13% after two to three years. SEOs with five or more years of experience are seeing a 41% difference than a newly minted SEO. If we look at the average number of direct reports by average salary, we see that even those in the lower salary bands have an average of 1.8 direct reports, possibly showing that search marketers have increased supervisory responsibilities.
*Please note that the salary data is not filtered for experience, job title, etc.
Agency vs. In-House
Lindsay recently wrote a post about why in-house SEOs hire external consultants. One of the reasons cited was the breadth of experience gained working in an agency or as an independent consultant. Our survey data backs this up, with a greater number of agency SEOs having used SEO specific tactics in the last year than in-house SEOs. We also see that agency SEOs appear to spend more time focusing actions around keyword research and social media marketing than in-house SEOs.
Who files SPAM reports?
Compared to the general population, those filing spam reports are more likely to be:
- Male
- British, Canadian or Australian
- Under 30
- Earn at the top end of the ranges
- Be a member of SEMPO
- Work in an agency
- Describe themselves as "Advanced" or "Expert"
However, none of those are the interesting data-points. When we looked at those who have purchased links through a broker or service, we find that 27% have filed a spam report to the search engines compared to 12% in the general population! Those operating outside Google's guidelines are over twice as likely to have filed a spam report about others.
Of those who have filed a reconsideration request, the number who have reported spam rises to 35%! It's interesting to see that those identified by Google as potential spam are almost three times as likely to have reported spam elsewhere.
Incidentally, you also have to love the spammers who tried to link drop in the "other" responses... Yeah. That didn't work.
How is Google doing vs. paid links
There is also a dramatic cross-over between link buying and filing your own reconsideration requests - 30% of broker-based link buyers have sent a re-consideration request to Google (compared to 12% in the general population).
When we look at those who have bought links directly from webmasters but haven't bought from brokers, however, we see just over 20% of those have filed a reinclusion request. Despite the rhetoric, (and as anyone experienced in competitor research knows, whether they buy links or not) Google clearly still hasn't cracked the problem of digging out paid links that don't have a network footprint.
What are the youngsters up to?
Looking at the segment of respondents under 22 (unfortunately not controlled for other differences such as role, company etc. due to small sample sizes) we see that the next generation are far more likely to have:
- Removed nofollow
- Used rel="canonical"
- Bought links from other websites / webmasters (over 25% vs. ~13% of the general population)
- Interestingly, they are not significantly more likely to have used a link broker
- Filed a reconsideration request (over 20% vs. ~10% of the general population)
- Filed a spam report
It was unsurprising that non-US respondents are far more likely to target more than one country than US respondents. UK SEOs are more likely to have targeted many countries (though still less likely than the rest of the world to target 3+). Canada tops the list of SEOs targeting two countries with 1.5x the percentage of the rest of the world.
Large site (500k pages plus)
Defining a segment of the SEOs who work on large sites (defined here as 500k+ pages), we find that they are:
- Much more likely to have attended a conference (65% have attended one in the last two years vs. 37% for those working on smaller sites)
- More likely to have direct reports (75% vs. 63%)
- Spend more time on on-page optimization and analytics / reporting - but significantly less time on content creation and social media marketing
- The dichotomy between on-page optimization and content creation is likely to be because of an increase in user generated content (UGC) for large sites plus the increased likelihood of separate departments creating content
These data points closely mirror those of the self-identified "advanced" and "expert" segments. We also see that the management of large sites is more of an in-house SEO role, with agency SEOs managing small to medium sized sites.
The total PPC spend (calculated according to the same methodology as in 2008) has increased to over $180m / month. This is a lower figure per-head (showing the increasing reach of the survey rather than a reduction in average spends) but includes more than twice as many respondents working for companies with spends over $1m / month (100 vs. 41).
Using the same methodology, we see a total SEO outsourcing and consulting budget of around $18m / month (or ~$225m / year). Of this around $130m / year is in the US - which SEMPO estimated in 2008 to be around 10% of the total SEO spend.
In the announcement of the survey, Rand said: Since SMX Advanced last year when Matt Cutt's told us that nofollow no longer worked the way we thought for PageRank sculpting, I wonder if these numbers have changed?
Unfortunately, we asked the question in a slightly different way in 2008, so we can't show exact graphs of the change, but we did get some interesting data.
In the 2008 survey, we asked about whether respondents recommended the use of nofollow.
This year's survey asked if they had added or removed nofollow from internal links.
There was no significant difference between in-house and agency SEOs in their answer to this question:
32% had added nofollow in the past year while 21% had removed nofollow from internal links in the same time period.
This doesn't tell the whole story, however, as around 15% had both added and removed nofollow from internal links in the past year. It seems, therefore, as though only 6% of SEOs changed their view sufficiently to move from having nofollow on internal links to removing those links.
What about the non-SEOs
Social Sites for Marketing Efforts
Not everyone who answered the survey works as an SEO. Just over 3/4 of respondents are "personally responsible" for SEO. We expected to see a pretty dramatic difference in responses to some questions, such as "which 3 sites do you most use for your marketing efforts?". In fact, Facebook and LinkedIn were big for both SEOs and non-SEOs. In general, the SEOs were just more promotional almost entirely across the board. Only Flickr and Posterous are used more by non-SEOs than by SEOs.


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Sowing a lawn is something even an amateur gardener can achieve. It can spruce up your garden no end, and make it a much more enjoyable space to use. Gardener Tom Cole demonstrates a simply method to sow a new patch of grass for your garden.
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"I Will Survive" is a hit song first performed by American singer Gloria Gaynor, released in October 1978. It was written by Freddie Perren and Dino Fekaris. A top-selling song after its initial release, it has remained a popular disco anthem, as well as being certified double platinum by the RIAA. The song's lyrics describe the narrator's discovery of personal strength following an initially devastating breakup, delivered with increasing confidence and backed by a stirring instrumental accompaniment. It is one of the most famous disco songs of all time and remains Gaynor's biggest hit. It received heavy airplay in 1979, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and on the UK Singles Chart on consecutive weeks. The song is also frequently recalled as a symbol of female strength and as a gay anthem.
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