Lesser standards must be used to support accepting the risks of flight, one presentation states, "because we cannot meet" the traditional standards.
The space station presentation states that the ability to support the crew and the amount of survival time "are almost impossible to predict with certainty".
The presentation states that the program's "objectives" were, among other things, to "nurture and support potential customers" and secure "new business revenue streams".
The slideshow presentation states that GCHQ's alleged aim was to undertake "Man in the Middle" or "MiTM" operations "against targets roaming using smart phones".
However, one presentation stated that the success of this technique was "negligible" because the NSA has "access to very few nodes" and that it is "difficult to combine meaningfully with passive Sigint".
An F.B.I. spokesman told Danger Room that it hadn't been mandatory, and that "a disclaimer accompanied the presentation stating that the views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Government".
The once high-flying market for mortgage-backed securities has been moribund since 2007, but the presentation states: "Within the five-year term fund, Pimco believes is it reasonable to expect a securitized market will be functioning again, albeit smaller".
In 2007, when Major Hasan was a resident in the psychiatric program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, the academic presentation he made that was required for graduation — known as his grand rounds presentation — stated that a risk of having American Muslims in the military was the possibility that they would murder their fellow troops.
The presentation states: "We have to move our focus away from compliance.
