Documents tagged "January"
Found 211 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a digital screenshot of an official document with redacted sections that obscure sensitive information. The text is aligned to the left and uses standard black font on a white background. It seems to be related to regulatory matters given the presence of phrases like "Policies," "Department of State," "Executive Orders," and mention of specific dates such as January 23, 2015. The document also includes references to legal statutes (e.g., 8 U.S.C. 1784(a)). The overall style suggests a formal government report or executive order.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of a document with legal content. The text is mostly redacted, but there are some words and phrases that are not obscured. These include references to "New York State Court" and "the Appellate Division, First Department." There's also mention of a case involving an individual named "Jane Doe," with the context suggesting it could be related to a sexual assault or harassment case. The document is titled "DECISION OF THE APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT," and there are footnotes at the bottom of the page. Additionally, the date "January 2017" is visible, indicating when this decision was made.
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The image is a scanned document with some redacted sections. It appears to be an official government document, possibly from the United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, given the reference to "Committee Staff Summary" and the mention of S.Res.585 in 2016. The text at the top includes a page number (1) and a date range (January 4 - April 29, 2016). There are sections with visible text that seem to discuss topics such as "Committee Staff Summary" and "Senate Resolution," but due to the redactions, the full context is obscured. The document includes lines drawn through certain parts, suggesting it may have been reviewed for sensitive information or classification purposes before being redacted.
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The image shows a piece of mail with various visible texts and markings. At the top right corner, there's a postmark that indicates it was posted in Santa Ana, CA on January 26, 2018. Below the postmark is some handwritten text that appears to be an address or possibly the sender's name, though it's partially obscured and difficult to read clearly. The main body of the mail has printed text that includes a salutation "Dear Sir/Madam" followed by a sentence that seems to be cut off, making it difficult to understand the full context of the letter. The style of the image is a standard photograph with no filters or artistic manipulations; it's focused on capturing the details of the mail, which has some creases and folds indicative of handling.
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The image is a photograph of a printed page containing a table with information. At the top of the table, there's a header that reads "GAS & ELECTRIC COSTS" followed by an address in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Below the header, there are columns labeled with dates from April 2016 to January 2017 and corresponding costs for gas and electricity consumption. The table also includes information such as meter readings, usage amounts in cubic feet (cf), and kilowatt-hours (kwh), as well as the cost associated with each reading. At the bottom right corner of the page, there's a watermark or logo that appears to be an emblem with a sunburst design around the letters "WEC". The overall style of the image is informational and utilitarian, designed for clarity in presenting utility data.
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The image shows a document with a table of contents at the bottom. The document appears to be an official report or legal paper, as indicated by its structure and formality. At the top left corner of the page, there's some text that seems to include a date or possibly a reference number: "01/24/96" which could suggest it was created or published on January 24, 1996. The content of the document is not fully visible, and the resolution is low, making it difficult to read any specific details. There are no people or locations discernible from this image.
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The image is a screenshot of an email inbox containing several emails. The topmost email has the subject "RE: RE: [EXTERNAL]" and appears to have been sent on January 20th at 5:31 PM. Below that, there are other emails with subjects such as "RE: RE:" and "Subject: Re:". There's also a text message which seems to discuss something regarding meetings and deadlines. The sender's email address is visible in the top left corner of the inbox, but it has been redacted for privacy. The screenshot does not show any people or locations.
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The image shows a printed document with text on it, which appears to be a speech from the Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu. The speech discusses the importance of security for Israel and its citizens. A handwritten note is visible at the top of the page, indicating that the speaker's name should not be mentioned as part of this "two-state solution." The document is dated January 2017, suggesting it was delivered during that time period. The focus of the speech seems to be on the challenges faced by Israel and its commitment to ensuring the safety of all Israelis.
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The image shows a screenshot of a webpage featuring an article from the "Seattle Times" newspaper. The headline reads: "In State of the Union address, Obama lays out second-term agenda." The publication date indicates it was January 24, 2013, and the source is labeled as "Seattle Times - Washington, US." The webpage also displays some navigation elements at the bottom, suggesting multiple pages within this section or article. The overall style of the image suggests a focus on political news, specifically from the United States.
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The image is a photograph of a document page with printed text. The text appears to be part of an official letter or report, as indicated by the header at the top that reads "Utah State University" followed by the date "January 1980." There are several paragraphs on the page, and while specific content is not described due to the image's resolution and angle, it seems to be a formal document with structured formatting. The style of the text suggests an official or academic context, possibly containing information related to university operations, policies, or achievements during that time.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033416.txt
The document discusses a young person named Edward Rod Larsen who has traveled extensively and wishes to pursue an education at New York University's Art History department due to the city's rich cultural resources. Larsen is particularly interested in studying Italian Renaissance art and appreciates NYU's location in Florence as a unique opportunity for immersion in the art, culture, and history of Italy. The document also mentions Jeffrey Epstein who appears to be connected with Larsen in some way.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033414.txt
The document is an email written by Edward Rod Larsen to Jeffrey Epstein. The author mentions their international background and experiences living in various cities, including Oslo, Tel Aviv, New York, and London. They express interest in NYU's Art History department due to its wide range of courses on global art history, particularly focusing on the Italian Renaissance. The author also discusses how attending college in NYC would allow them to expand their knowledge within contemporary art, as well as visit museums and galleries located in the city.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033389.txt
The document is an email conversation between Jeffrey E. and Larry Visoski about the travel arrangements for a presidential visit to Palm Beach on January 12th-15th, 2018. The key places mentioned are Boston/Bedford, White Plains, Teterboro, Orlando, Dulles, Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton. The email also mentions that parking reservations at Boca Raton are required due to limited availability on the tarmac.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033334.txt
This email discusses the expected presence of President Trump at Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) from December 21st to January 6th, and notifies recipients that there will be a Presidential Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) in place during this time. The sender is identified as Larry Visoski and he is providing the information for planning purposes.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033268.txt
The email is about POTUS's (President of the United States) arrival and departure times at Palm Beach International Airport. It mentions that Jeffrey should use Boca for arrivals when Trump is in town, as parking reservations are required there. Other options include Fort Lauderdale when Boca is full. The email also discusses other airports like White Plains, Teterboro, Orlando, Dulles, and Fortlauderdale as gateways to Palm Beach.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033267.txt
The document is a brief communication regarding the travel plans of President Trump, who is expected to arrive on January 12 and depart on January 15. The message also mentions the possibility of an additional visit during the following week, from January 10-21. Seth Mager, identified as a Customer Relations Manager, is mentioned in the communication, but it's unclear what role he plays in relation to the President's travel plans.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033215.txt
The document is an email exchange between Purevsuren Lundeg and Jeffrey E. regarding a meeting in Europe on January 21st, 22nd or 23rd. Purevsuren arrives noon time and can only stay for the meeting before leaving back. The email also contains a link to a news article about Trump's Inaugural Benefit Packages and mentions that it is confidential information intended only for the addressee.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033214.txt
Mark L. Epstein sent an email to Jeffrey E. on January 12, 2017, discussing a post about Donald Trump's difficulty in getting entertainers for his inauguration. In the post, it was also rumored that comrades Boris and Natasha from "Rocky & Bullwinkle" were offered to perform at Trump's inauguration alongside Moose and Squirrel. The email references HOUSE OVERSIGHT 033214 but does not provide any further context about this topic.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033071.txt
The document discusses an email conversation between Jeffrey E. and Reid Weingarten about resignations of McGahn and McMaster. It is mentioned that Trump refused their resignations, as well as his disdain for McGahn. The email also contains a confidentiality statement indicating the information's sensitive nature.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033059.txt
Jeffrey E. is communicating with Weingarten, Reid about Michael Wolff's book "Fire and Fury" which discusses Donald Trump's administration. In the conversation, Jeffrey mentions that Barrack said not only is Trump crazy but also stupid. The conversation revolves around Trump's actions and potential legal consequences related to Mueller.