Photographs are so easy to take and so ubiquitous that we're neglecting the craft of capturing images. (Before long, Google Glass, the high-tech glasses with a built-in camera, will let us take a photo of whatever we happen tobe looking at.) While technology has imbued the minutia of our experience with meaning, it's also turning us into lazy photographers.
The Center for Security Policy has long opposed "framework agreements" because they frequently are imbuedwith political significance or legal status they should not enjoy particularly insofar as they prove tobe less than faithful templates for the treaties that follow.