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The article announces the families who received the 2014 Outstanding Conservationist Award from the Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts (MASWCD) which include Michelle and Mark Halls, Bruce and Gary Olson and Chris Carlson.

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 09/04/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Gary Olson had a gift for numbers. Whether it was how many strokes he took on the golf course (he counted every one) or the bottom line on state revenues, [...]

The article features Gary Olson, economist and director of the Senate Fiscal Agency, and recipient of the Steven D. Gold Award for 2010 in the U.S. The award recognizes professionals who have made important contributions to state and local fiscal policy. According to Olson, he is honored to get the award and he considers it the biggest honor of his career.

The article discusses the court case Olson v. Uehara, et al. Gary Olson, who worked as an assistant dean of student affairs at the University of Washington (UW), sued UW and some of its administrators for allegedly forcing him to resign in retaliation for exercising his rights under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The ruling of the District Court for the Western District of Washington on the case is explained.

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 12/02/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 12/02/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 09/04/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 09/04/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Case name:Olson v. Uehara, et al., No. C13‐0782 (W.D. Wash. 09/04/14). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An image of an assemblage art featuring dice by Gary Olson is presented.

An excerpt from the book "Empathy Imperiled: Capitalism, Culture and the Brain" by Gary Olson is presented.

The article presents a quote from President Gary Olson of the Alaska Moose Federation suggesting the importance of implementing measures to keep off moose along the roads in Alaska.

The article presents a list of books and articles for additional reading on Northwest United States history. Included in the list are the books "Hard Lessons in America: Henry Sicade's History of Puyallup Indian School, 1860-1920," edited by Cary C. Collins, "Prelude to Glory: A Newspaper Accounting of Custer's 1874 Expedition to the Black Hills," edited by Herbert Krause and Gary Olson and the article "Theodore Roosevelt's Country Life Commission," by Clayton S. Ellworth.

States that international high-technology collaborations rarely work without a history of camaraderie. How Gary Olson, professor in the school of information at the University of Michigan, helps establish high-technology international collaborations; How collaborations will work according to Olson.

The article looks at the subject of changes on the application of Information technology (IT) to the radio and television (TV) environments. It highlights insights from industry experts Wayne Pecena and Gary Olson in managing and keeping up with IT. According to Pecena, broadcast engineers need to expand their level of IT literacy and should focus on how to use it as a tool to achieve business goals. Olson explains the issue of metadata in both radio and TV.

The article discusses efforts by state representatives to hold firm against tax increases and to push for enacting spending reforms first in Michigan. A 1.8 billion dollars budget gap that is looming in the fiscal 2011 budget year is pointed by a December 2009 Senate Fiscal Agency report. According to Senate Fiscal Director Gary Olson and economist David Zin, in both the general-fund and school aid budgets, very significant additional appropriation reductions need to be made.

The article discusses an initiative of the community bank ESSA Bank & Trust in Pennsylvania for helping several former prisoners, as of February 2016. It states that Gary Olson, chief executive office of the ESSA, discussed the challenges faced by the inmates with Judge Thomas Vanaskie, and mentions prisoners face issues like checking account and car loan. It notes that ESSA collaborated with federal court system to provide services like high school equivalency classes, and job training.

The article presents the top five stories on the website avnetwork.com/scn1114 including the secret to good quality business revenue, president Neil Gaydon of SMART Technologies, a publicly traded company, and question and answer (Q&A) with Gary Olson of consulting firm GHO Group.

The article discusses data security in the U.S. as of January 2014 from the perspective of industry observers and in light of the security breaches at three retail companies during the 2013 holiday shopping season. The article notes ESSA Bank president Gary Olson supports the chip-and-PIN security standard. It also notes the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center's president Bill Nelson believes the card industry will improve security. Analyst Avivah Litan is mentioned.

The article reports on the economic forecast made by Gary Olson, director of the independent Senate Fiscal Agency, in Michigan. He anticipates that the state will experience 1.6 billion budget deficit in 2011 due to shortage of federal stimulus funds, but it could have a slight revenue growth in the middle part of the forecast period. Moreover, he predicts that the country's job growth will begin in the spring or summer of 2010.

The article reports on the economic forecast of Gary Olson, executive director of the Senate Fiscal Agency, along with the House Fiscal Agency regarding fund revenues of Michigan. It states that the general fund revenues in the state are projected to decline more than 20% in fiscal 2009. However, fiscal officials believe that as the national economy recovers and the automobile companies get close to stable, the state will get some marginal growth on its employment.

Focuses on the views of Michigan Senate Fiscal Agency director Gary Olson on the state's fiscal 2003 budget. Comments on the use of one-time sources of revenues; Olson's views on the change in property collection dates.

Reports developments in the furniture industry in the United States as of June 2001. Receipt of the corporate leadership award by the International Sleep Products Association; Recognition of Gary Olson as Representative of the Year; Election of Charles R. Shawver as 2001-2002 president of the Wood Moulding & Millwork Producers Association.