Brian Feeney

2 weeks ago | irishnews.com | Brian Feeney

Emma Little-Pengelly should have gone to the pope’s funeral. Her boycott was a missed opportunity. It was a penalty-free occasion. She failed to rise to the occasion. Instead she tied herself in knots. Her explanations for her absence, in truth her boycott, were pathetically transparent. She said she didn’t go because she didn’t receive an invitation. Who needs an invitation to a funeral? Then she said Michelle O’Neill had obtained one and so was going.

2 weeks ago | irishnews.com | Brian Feeney

The equation y = mx + c, as anyone who has done GCSE maths should know, represents a straight line graph running from bottom left to top right. Any party leader, or indeed any politician, would ideally like to see their party’s poll ratings follow such a line. The ‘m’ signifies the steepness of the slope to the top right of the graph, so the bigger ‘m’ is, the better. It rarely works like that for political parties. There’s never a straight line but rather lots of dents.

2 weeks ago | army.mil | Brian Feeney

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD -- Just like a battery stored in a drawer for future use, some chemical biological protective equipment stored on military installations has a shelf life. This equipment is critical to warfighter safety – a mistake can be catastrophic. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM CBC) monitors CB protective equipment, sees it through scheduled testing, and manages the test data.

2 weeks ago | dvidshub.net | Brian Feeney

5 Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD -- Just like a battery stored in a drawer for future use, some chemical biological protective equipment stored on military installations has a shelf life. This equipment is critical to warfighter safety – a mistake can be catastrophic. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM CBC) monitors CB protective equipment, sees it through scheduled testing, and manages the test data.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Brian Feeney

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