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As such , the CAM system provides DOL the capability to integrate performance and cost information to support agency program managers at all levels . For help identifying such spaces , call the Reference desk or Karen Pope . I currently study members of the family Elapidae , which includes such highly dangerous species as cobras , coral snakes , and sea snakes . The development of storage and delivery devices such as CD-ROM , which in many ways ( not the least of which is its " fixed " content ) is more like a book than are the more dynamic read / write media , or largely controllable on-line access services ( you can see / use what is there , but ca n't easily obtain it as such ) , provide an excellent point of contact between the electronic developments and the more traditional modes of publication and storage / access . This family contains approximately 64 percent of the more than 2,500 snake species and includes such familiar and harmless ones as garter snakes , gopher snakes , racers , and rat snakes . The framework synthesizes the information from a number of different types of literature , such as organizational behavior that examine interagency coordination efforts . OFFLINE has not yet addressed this aspect of the computer field in any detail , partly because I am under the impression that the development of computer assisted instructional materials for the humanities ( not to mention religious studies as such ) is still in its infancy . As such , they may only be opened , disassembled , modified , or repaired by authorized parties . Respondent 's counter argument is that : ( 1 ) Lape was the person within Appellant 's organization with whom it had carried on all activities associated with the contract ; ( 2 ) as such , Lape was the proper party to receive the show cause notice and termination letters ; ( 3 ) the said notice and letters which were sent to Lape were clear in their terms ; ( 4 ) Lape 's letter of January 17 , 1985 , was in obvious response to the show cause notice ; ( 5 ) the termination letter , on the other hand , required another specific response thereto within the time specified in order to perfect the appeal ; ( 6 ) the failure to respond to the termination letter within the prescribed time was the direct result of the negligence of Lape ; ( 7 ) such failure caused a vesting of rights in Respondent , the Contracting Officer 's decision becoming " final and conclusive " by operation of the terms of the contract ; ( 8 ) to grant Appellant 's request to have the contractual time limit for appeal waived by action of this Board would adversely affect Appellant 's vested rights ; and ( 9 ) the reasons espoused by Appellant for such request of waiver amount to an admission of negligence on the part of its employee , Mr. Lape , and as such , do not constitute a showing of that kind of good cause for which Boards of Contract Appeals may exercise waiver discretion .