USA.gov's objective is to provide a free service, enabling the global community to easily and rapidly find U.S. government information that has been posted on the Internet. It offers a powerful search engine and an index of web-accessible government information and services to help you find what you need.

USA.gov is an easy-to-search, free-access website designed to give you a centralized place to find information from U.S. local, state, and federal government agency websites. It's government made easy!

USA.gov was created to save you time and take advantage of the simplicity and efficiency of the Internet. Most of the information you can find here has been on the web for a long time, but if you didn't know what you were looking for, or where to look, you couldn't find the answer to your question. Here you can find out which government office can address your concerns, and find direct links to relevant information and services.

Our objective is to see the technology4sme website to evolve as an online platform where technology suppliers and seekers from all over the world can interact and exchange their technology offers and requests.

We did it because you asked us to. On December 5, 2006, FirstGov.gov announced that it changed its name to USA.gov. Feedback from the public told us that we need a name that is easier to understand and remember. We pay attention to our visitors and here's what we know: Last year more than 600,000 people typed in "usa.gov" into their browser when searching for government information.

The USA.gov logo is the official registered trademark for the U.S. government's web portal. The USA.gov logo may only be used to link to the USA.gov website. Placement of the USA.gov logo is to be used only as a marker to the USA.gov home page and not as a form of endorsement or approval from USA.gov, the Federal Citizen Information Center, or the U.S. General Services Administration. If you would like to place our logo on your site to link to USA.gov, you may download the USA.

USA.gov is a public domain website, which means you may link to FirstGov.gov at no cost. You'll find USA.gov logo graphics on our Link to Us page.

USA.gov is the official web portal for the U.S. government. It is a public domain website, which means you may link to USA.gov at no cost. In fact, there are more than 5 million direct links to USA.gov. We provide all official U.S. government transactions, services, and information from one convenient location. We ask that when you link to www.USA.gov, you do it in an appropriate context, as a service to your customers when they need to find official U.S. government information and services.

intervention is a deliberate process by which change is introduced into peoples' thoughts, feelings and behaviors. A formal intervention, like we are discussing here, usually involves several people preparing themselves, approaching a person involved in some self-destructive behavior, and talking to the person in a clear and respectful way about the behavior in question with the immediate objectives being for the person to listen and to accept help.

The relief of suffering is the underlying agenda of any intervention. Changing the self-destructive behavior at the root of suffering is always the focus regardless of the form an intervention may take. quot;A person in my family is drinking too much. I worry he will have an accident and die. I want him to stop drinking so he will be happy and the rest of us can stop worrying. Nothing we have done so far has done any good. An intervention is our last hope.

We will collect no personal information about you when you visit our website, unless you choose to provide that information to us. To learn more about the USA.gov Privacy Policy, click on the Privacy link located at the bottom of each page.

The objective of a game of backgammon is to maneuver each of his 15 checkers across the board towards his own inner board. The objective seems simple and feeble to the uninitiated but this is not an easy job to do. Skill and cunning are necessary to succeed in this venture. To win, a player needs to move his checkers to his inner board without being obstructed by his opponent. Unless a player is playing against someone with a short attention span, he'll have a hard time winning.

This form is to be used ONLY by currently enrolled post baccalaureate or graduate students in good standing who wish to change their academic objective or their status within a program. You must attach an unofficial copy of transcripts reflecting the last 60 units of coursework to this form and submit it to the Graduate Studies office located in Welch Hall, room A340. Deadline dates are:

Wisconsin.gov's objective is to provide a free service, enabling the global community to easily and rapidly search Wisconsin State Government information that has been posted on the Internet. It offers an index of web-accessible government information to help you find what you need.