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Boss Security Screens Reports Increased Demand in Los Angeles as Organized Burglary Crews Target Affluent Neighborhoods

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By James Kerr
| EIN Presswire
Boss Security Screens announced today that it has experienced a noticeable increase in inquiries from homeowners throughout the Los Angeles region.
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Positioning the SA defence industry to exploit international defence spending ‘Super Cycle’

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By James Kerr, Andy Hodgson
| DefenceWeb Verified
International defence spending is projected to increase significantly over the next few years. Major power competition is pushing most NATO countries to target increasing defence spend to 3.5% of GDP. The spinoff to major power competition will result in lower-level conflict in and among other powers in most developing regions. This is signalling the start of a defence spend ‘Super Cycle’.
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The Worst Scorecards Are the Ones We Keep in Our Heads

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By James Kerr
| Psychology Today Verified
Source: Andrii Yalanskyi / Adobe Stock I am an avid golfer. I keep score every time I play a round of golf. Like many serious players, I even submit my scores to the United States Golf Association’s Golf Handicap Information Network (GHIN)—a nationwide score tracking system that maintains my handicap round-to-round. It’s a terrific tool that enables me to measure my progress week to week. But I don’t use it to see how I’m doing compared to my playing partners. Of course, I used to.
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