Dorobek Must Reads – September 16

Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.

• DHS fed named 2010 Federal Employee of the Year (Federal News Radio)
• Randy Babbitt grounds FAA goals in reality (Federal News Radio)
• FBI Takes Control Of Troubled Sentinel Project (Information Week)
• Pentagon reopens investigation into child-porn purchases among ranks (Computer World)
• Confessions of an Accidental Bureaucrat (Harvard Business Review)
• Gov 2.0 Is Not Cool Tech (Adriel Hampton)
• Center for New American Security releases new publications on QDDR (Center for New American Security)
• Comic Remy releases rap ragging on Metro (WTOP)
• The Federal News Radio Book Club selection: The New Social Learning (Federal News Radio)

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And here’s a list of the Federal News Radio stories you made most popular on Wednesday:

1. OMB’s government performance self-assessment
2. What impact will new DoD procurement procedure have?
3. TSP readies for debut of L-2050
4. Analysis: what the OMB report card means
5. New NIST guide outlines cybersecurity measures
6. Contractors improve relationship with DHS
7. Gates orders changes to contracting procedure
8. How many people on Capitol Hill haven’t paid their taxes?
9. And the SAMMIE award goes to…
10. NextGovs Allan Holmes nabbed by Bloombergs BGov

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