It's been a wonderful 25 years working with some of the best clients in All the World!
I will miss our talks and hearing about all your ministries.
It's time for me to go and rest.
It's been a wonderful 25 years working with some of the best clients in All the World!
I will miss our talks and hearing about all your ministries.
It's time for me to go and rest.
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The Laptop ban on flights to the US has officially ended. There was speculation of expanding the ban. Instead, airlines and airports have adopted more stringent screening protocols and are using more sophisticated scanning equipment. Homeland
Security says there are now no airlines under restrictions for
large personal electronic devices. The Transportation Security Agency
(TSA) has lifted the restrictions on large personal electronic devices
for the ten airports/nine airlines in the Middle East and North Africa,
which were announced in March. These airports and airlines have also
successfully implemented the first phase of enhanced security measures.