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In a 1993 EM:IP article, I made six predictions related to measurement policy issues for the approaching millenium. In this article, I evaluate the accuracy of those predictions (Spoiler: I was only modestly accurate) and I proffer a mix of seven contemporary predictions, recommendations, and aspirations regarding assessment generally, NCME as an association, and specific psychometric practices.