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Greg Giddens

Cheltenham
As seen in: ThisisXbox.com, Push Square, Nextgov/FCW, Government Executive, FedScoop, Cubed3, The Chronicle-Journal
I’m Greg Giddens, software developer, games developer, programmer, co-director of Peacock Pie Productions.
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The Horror at Highrook Review - PC

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By Greg Giddens
| Cubed3 Verified
The Horror at Highrook is thematically excellent. The music, art, mechanics and story are all finely tuned to the Lovecraftian horror concepts of mystery, investigation, unknowable horrors and madness. It all feels right and helps immensely with immersing you in its tale.
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Change Management Critical Element in VA Supply Chain Modernization

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By Greg Giddens, David Whitmer
| Nextgov/FCW Verified
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is in the early stages of a massive modernization effort central to accomplishing the agency’s mission. The VA is developing a strategy to modernize and completely redesign its supply chain. That supply chain manages all goods, services and information flow between stakeholders, which start from those within the VA, to external suppliers and service providers, all the way to the veteran, the ultimate customer.
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Blaze found in kitchen

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By Greg Giddens
| The Chronicle-Journal Verified
Fire crews responded to a house fire at the corner of Lake Street and Manitou Street on Wednesday afternoon. Thunder Bay firefighters saw flames and smoke coming from the second floor of an apartment in the dwelling. The blaze was in the kitchen in the rear of the building, and was put down by the firefighters. They then entered the apartment and put out spot fires throughout the kitchen area and attic space. A search of the building found it to be clear of any tenants.
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