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$50,000 Reward For Missing Xbox Addict
Microsoft has contributed $25,000 to a reward fund for information on the whereabouts of a missing video gamer.
Brandon Crisp, 15, has been missing from his Barrie, Ontario, home for about two weeks. He bolted after a dispute with his parents over the amount of time he spent playing online games. Barrie is a small Canadian city located about 60 miles north of Toronto.
Crisp was "addicted" to playing online video games, including Call Of Duty 4, over Microsoft's Xbox Live gaming service, according to local media reports. With the addition of Microsoft's funds, the total reward for information on Crisp now stands at $50,000.
Beyond the funds, Microsoft is aiding the search by turning over to police Crisp's Xbox Live account information. "Microsoft is fully cooperating with police now and speeding up the process to make (identifying online friends) happen ASAP," said Brandon's father, Steve Crisp, in an interview Saturday with the Toronto Star.
One theory making the rounds is that Crisp ran off to join a "clan" of fellow gamers. In releasing the information, Microsoft overturned its standard privacy rules. The move came following the launch of an online petition, called "Project Red Tape," that asked the software maker to hand over the youth's account data. "Timing is crucial in this investigation, please do the right thing Microsoft," the petition pleaded.
The petition appears on a Web site, FindBrandonCrisp.com, that was established to help the search effort. It notes that Crisp is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 100 pounds, and has dirty blonde hair and green eyes. He was last seen Oct. 13 wearing a yellow-and-green jacket and a burgundy American Eagle hoodie.
Update@1:15pm, Oct. 28: A Microsoft spokesman said the company did not overturn its privacy practices in providing account data to law enforcement but, rather, "expedited" them. The spokesman also said Microsoft cooperated with law enforcement "immediately after being asked" to do so and not in response to the petition.
News: October 27, 2008 10:54 AM
Anyone who has seen Brandon is asked to contact the Barrie Police Department at 705-725-7025 Barrie P.D. has more about the investigation on its website.
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Opened 3 years ago
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#22087 closed defect (bug) (fixed)
Twenty Twelve: accessibility sweep
Reported by: | lancewillett | Owned by: | |
Milestone: | 3.5 | Priority: | normal |
Severity: | normal | Version: | |
Component: | Bundled Theme | Keywords: | |
Focuses: | Cc: |
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Change History (19)
comment:1 @DrewAPicture — 3 years ago
- Cc xoodrew@… added
comment:3 @lancewillett — 3 years ago
In [22186]:
comment:4 @jorbin — 2 years ago
There seem to be a couple of areas that lack sufficient color contrast. WCAG 2.0 requires a 4.5 - 1 ratio for AA support. http://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/ is a good tool for checking the contrast ratio.
.widget_recent_entries .post-date,
.widget_rss .rss-date - aaa on fff
article.post-password-required input[type=submit],
li.bypostauthor cite span - 7c7c7c on e6e6e6
article.post-password-required input[type=submit]:active,
input[type="submit"].toggled-on - 777 on e1e1e1
article.format-link header - 848484 on ebebeb
.comments-area article header h4 - fff on 0088d0
comment:5 follow-ups: ↓ 9 ↓ 10 @pauljadam — 2 years ago
- Cc pauljadam added
- Type changed from enhancement to defect (bug)
Skip link broken in webkit.
This jQuery code will fix it.
// Set tabindex on the main and section divs so IE knows they are focusable, and so Webkit browsers will focus() them. $('#main').attr('tabindex', -1); var is_webkit = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('webkit') > -1; var is_opera = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase().indexOf('opera') > -1; // If Webkit, set focus to it. $("a[href^='#']").click(function(event){ var clickAnchor="#"+this.href.split('#')[1]; if(is_webkit || is_opera) { $(clickAnchor).focus(); } });
comment:6 @pauljadam — 2 years ago
I suggest running the juicy studio color contrast analyzer or FireEyes color contrast checker to find all the color contrast issues. The main problems are silver text on white or silver text on gray.
comment:7 @joedolson — 2 years ago
- Cc joedolson added
To conform with WCAG 2 guidelines 1.4.1 (Use of Color) and 1.4.3 (Contrast (Minimum) when working with links and hover/focus states, either links must be underlined or must have a contrast difference that meets minimum contrast guidelines with both the body text and the background color. This is *very* limiting when it comes to color choices for links (see http://webaim.org/blog/wcag-2-0-and-link-colors/ for details), and may be considered too restrictive for practical use -- however, a great deal of the problem can be removed simply by transitioning text decoration on links on :hover and :focus -- underlined links should have the underline removed; plain links should have an underline added. This gives a transition indicator that is not dependent on color or contrast for visibility.
comment:8 @jorbin — 2 years ago
My patch converts all the 777 to 757575 which fixes the bug related to 777 on fff being 1:4.48. New contrast will be 1:4.46
comment:9 in reply to: ↑ 5 @jorbin — 2 years ago
Replying to pauljadam:
Skip link broken in webkit.
This jQuery code will fix it.
It doesn't make sense to add a dependency on jQuery to the front end of Twenty Twelve, so 22087.1.diff does this in straight JS.
comment:10 in reply to: ↑ 5 ; follow-ups: ↓ 12 ↓ 13 @lancewillett — 2 years ago
Replying to pauljadam:
Skip link broken in webkit.
Hmm, wouldn't that mean that many other skip links (like the core toolbar one) are broken also? I don't think it's the right solution to patch this in the theme. That seems like overkill and also temporary (future themes, other websites?).
Should either be fixed in core WP maybe, or we should lobby the browser maker to get it working for everyone.
comment:11 @lancewillett — 2 years ago
Thanks everyone so far for posting notes, recommendations, and patches! Very helpful. Just to note, I don't think we need to be 100% WCAG 2 compliant -- but let's get as close as we can with the low-hanging fruit and then discuss the harder items in terms of the trade-offs.
comment:12 in reply to: ↑ 10 @joedolson — 2 years ago
People have been lobbying Webkit to fix this bug for years -- it hasn't happened yet, so I wouldn't hold out too much hope for that. Here's the bug tracking for that issue: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17450
@lancewillett I agree that it should be fixed in core on the admin side; but on a theme front, it still requires enqueueing a script, and I'm not sure that core should be automatically enqueuing scripts into a theme.
I definitely agree with committing the skiplink fix in straight JS.
comment:13 in reply to: ↑ 10 @ocean90 — 2 years ago
Replying to lancewillett:
Hmm, wouldn't that mean that many other skip links (like the core toolbar one) are broken also?
Should either be fixed in core WP maybe, or we should lobby the browser maker to get it working for everyone.
It's already fixed in core, see [22249].
comment:14 @lancewillett — 2 years ago
In 22573:
comment:15 follow-up: ↓ 16 @lancewillett — 2 years ago
I'm leaning toward leaving out the skiplink JS since it's only one browser (Safari) and I don't think we should load extra JS for everyone just for that case.
If so, we can close this ticket and open new ones for other issues that come up.
comment:16 in reply to: ↑ 15 @DrewAPicture — 2 years ago
- Keywords close added
Replying to lancewillett:
I'm leaning toward leaving out the skiplink JS since it's only one browser (Safari) and I don't think we should load extra JS for everyone just for that case.
+1 for not loading extra JS for all.
If so, we can close this ticket and open new ones for other issues that come up.
Let's do that.
comment:17 @lancewillett — 2 years ago
- Keywords needs-patch close removed
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed


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I mentioned at one point a guy who walks his Llama by the restaurant on the regular, and someone was all, "picture!?" Took me awhile. Talked to this dude and his Llama "Honeybear". They are like the oldest domesticated animal, he's training for backpacking trips, the main issue being that he is out of shape lol.
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Today I went for a sunrise hike up in the mountains and on my way home saw this lovely bird. Guessing by the debris i passed maybe it was a moto over the side? The joys of living in LA....I am so jealous of you in 'real' mountain states :p http://img.photobucket.com/albums/10...ie/photo-7.jpg |
I saw 2 moose this spring and summer. I have only seen 3 total, the first one I saw almost 3 years ago. I live in Colorado.
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Secondary roads (those numbered 600 and above) and neighborhood streets are in moderate to severe condition this morning with several inches of snow accumulated on the road surfaces. Once the snow stops and these major roads are clear, VDOT will begin to work on secondary roads and neighborhood streets as conditions warrant.
The Lynchburg District includes the counties of Amherst, Appomattox, Buckingham, Campbell, Charlotte, Cumberland, Halifax, Nelson, Pittsylvania and Prince Edward.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


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Local Archived News November '08 |
Council member Jim Thompson resigns
Tim Goodwin named Village's new Fiscal
By: LEIGH ANN GLASS
Mayor Bill Nibert appointed Tim Goodwin as the
new Fiscal Officer for
the Village of Richwood, and accepted the resignation
of council member
Jim Thompson, when council met in regular session on
Monday, Nov. 24.
Thompson was absent from the meeting.
Holiday season
gets underway
The Christmas holiday season is officially underway in the
Village of Richwood.
Three North Union FFA members earn the coveted
American FFA Degree
By: James Anderson,
NU FFA Reporter
The American
FFA Degree is the highest degree of membership which a
member can attain, and
only about one half of one percent of the
500,000+ national membership of the
organization attains this high
honor. This final step in the FFA Degree
system encourages students to
grow and achieve personally toward establishing
themselves in an
agricultural career.
Cluck Cluck, Buckle
Submitted by: UCHD
The Thanksgiving holiday should be a joyous time for
all families in
America, but far too often the celebration turns to tragedy
on the
nation's highways.
MKC Associates updates school board on building projects
By: LEIGH ANN
Neil Kirkpatrick, from MKC Associates, provided board members with
update on the renovations at the high school and the construction of
new middle school, when the Board met in regular session, on
RABA names Hamilton Grand Marshal
Submitted by: Tai
Richwood Area Business Association (RABA) held its monthly meeting
Monday, Nov. 10, with John Hoskins, Tim Suter, Pat Hamilton, Tai
Rita Monroe, Rita Headington, Jim and Norma Dew, Jackie Dietch,
Smith and Gina Lewis and Dan Snodgrass, from Signet Sound,
Free Community Dinner planned
A free Community
Christmas Dinner has been set for Tuesday, Dec. 16, at
the North Union High
School cafeteria.
Public invited to Festival of Thanks
Area Ministerial Association (RAMA), will be observing
Thanksgiving with a
non-denominational, community Thanksgiving service.
Richwood Gazette will be closed, Thursday, Nov. 27, so the staff may
Thanksgiving with their families.
Business will resume, on Friday, Nov. 28,
at 8 a.m.
Council discusses success of haunted house while planning ahead
for Christmas activities
North Union Junior Class
Adviser Peg Curts approached council members
regarding the haunted house that
was recently held at Richwood Park,
when they met in regular session, on
NU seniors work election polls
From elementary through
high school, students learn about the many areas
of the United States
government. By their senior year, students have
been taught about their
responsibility to vote, when they become 18.
Recently, in Marcia
Livingston's Life Management class, at North Union
High School, classmates
got to see the voting process up close and
personal, when they became a part
of "democracy in action."
Police Chief warns about Canadian
Richwood Police Chief Monte Asher warns residents about a recent
scam, which was reported by two elderly residents.
Local church
staff assists Ohio Benefit Bank
Richwood First United Methodist Church
members have expanded their
goodwill to the community once again.
Clinic set for Friday, Nov. 14
Union County Health Department will offer Flu
shots, FluMist and
Pneumonia vaccines to Union County residents, and
non-residents, ages
nine and older, on Friday, Nov. 14. The event will be
held at the
Northern Union County Fire Station, 602 N. Franklin St., from 9
to 11 a.m.
Richwood Ministerial Association to give turkeys for
Richwood Ministerial Association will be giving turkeys to
families this Thanksgiving season.
Chamber of Commerce to salute area leaders
The Union County Chamber of
Commerce will host its annual Salute to
Leaders Banquet on Thursday, Nov. 13.
This event recognizes members of
the community who, through their leadership,
have enriched the lives of
History made as first African-American elected President of the United
Union County voters exercised their voting rights in record numbers
the polls, on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Union County Board of Elections
that 72.77 percent of registered voters expressed their opinions
local, state and national issues, plus the many candidates who
seeking office.
Event to be held at Union
County Senior Services
Ohio Insurance Department to host free Medicare
Check-up Day
Submitted by: ODI
Helping beneficiaries understand Medicare
coverage and determine which
plan may best fit their needs will be the focus
as the Ohio Department
of Insurance (ODI) hosts a free Medicare Check-up Day
event, on
Wednesday, Nov. 12, from 8:30 to 10 a.m., at Union County
Services, 18000 state Route 4, in Marysville.
(for full stories subscribe to the Richwood Gazette)
Marysville Newspaper Inc.
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A small crowd gathered Wednesday at Mc Elroy Airfield in Kremmling, drawn to the small public airport by the whirring of propellers and the sight of aircraft in the sky.
Taking to the sky were two aviators, Gary Rower of Breckenridge and Buck Roetman of Atlanta. The longtime friends arrived in Kremmling early Wednesday to sneak in a few hours of flight practice before Sunday's celebration of Dillon Reservoir's 50th anniversary.
Rower and Roetman were contracted by the town of Dillon to perform flybys over Lake Dillon during Sunday's event.
"Summit County is great place to do a show," Rower said. "The shoreline between the amphitheater and the marina provides a magnificent venue and a great backdrop."
Rower and Roetman have been performing together for years, but come from two very different aviation backgrounds.
Rower, originally from downstate New York, began flying a Piper Cub over an apple orchard almost 40 years ago. Now an international airbus captain for Delta Airlines, logging more than 21,000 hours in the air, Rower's love of flying first landed him in the air force where he learned to pilot an F-16. At the time he was one of less than 100 aviators worldwide trained to fly the jet.
Although he didn't attend the U.S. Navy's Top Gun weapons school, he earned a Top Gun award while serving in the military.
Roetman on the other hand is a civilian-trained pilot. He began flying in 1976, has logged more than 15,000 hours in the air and has flown 120 different types of aircraft, including six he built himself.
Although the two aviators come from different backgrounds, they share one thing in common, a love of power and speed.
On Sunday, Rower will pilot a 1942 Stearman, which served as a popular training plane for U.S. Army and U.S. Navy pilots during WWII. Roetman will fly a 1982 Pitts. Both planes are highly modified with 400-plus horsepower engines, more than double the power of the originally stock engines.
"That's (the modified engines) what allows us to what we do in the high country," Rower said. "Flying up here it's a necessity, but flying at sea it satisfies our needs as speed junkies."
Rower and Roetman will be joined by at least two other pilots on Sunday, one flying a North American T-28 and another flying a Russian-built Yak-52. They hope a third pilot, flying a Hawker Sea Fury, will be able to join them for the show.
A Hawker Sea Fury is a "screamin' fast" fighter popular during the Korean War that is capable of reaching speeds in excess of 400 miles per hour, Roetman said.
"Historically, if a plane looks good, it typically flies good," Roetman said. "The Sea Fury is one sexy piece of machinery."
Although Rower and Roetman jump at any opportunity to fly, Sunday's show will serve the dual purpose of previewing what's to come for the 2014 Highest Show on Earth, scheduled for June 7 over Dillon Reservoir during National Marina Day.
"We're just trying to get people excited for National Marina Day and the 2014 Show," Rower said. "It's the highest marina in North America so it's only fitting to do a wings and water show."
Though still about a year away, Rower said the Highest Show on Earth will feature flybys, aerobatics, water demonstrations and hopefully products show attendees will be able to demo. Rower and Roetman also are working with Denver Water on permitting to stage a race between an airplane and a boat.
Dillon Reservoir was completed in 1963 and is Denver Water's largest reservoir. With 3,300 acres of surface and 27 miles of shoreline, it also is an important recreational amenity, with two marinas and countless activities for residents and visitors.


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Call for Papers
Venue & Accommodation
Organisation (PDF)
Working Group Meeting
S1000D User Forum 2007
Further Information
DefDoc2012 provides a four day forum to share information on current initiatives, future intentions and common issues regarding the creation, management and delivery of documentation in Defence, Homeland Security and Industry.
The program for DefDoc2012 is being finalised. More than half of the submissions have been reviewed and listed below. Please return soon for the complete list of presentations.
Regulation of Navy's Technical Publication System
The changing world of Technical Data Management within Defence
The Data Challenge - A retrospective look
The RN's Largest Warship - A Tech Doc Challenge
Providing the right information to the right end-user at the right time
An S1000D Project from The Ground Up
The Smart Sustainment and Strategic Reform - what does that mean?
3D Interactive Content - Putting the "I" into IETP's
The Electronic Supply Chain Manual - Leading Defence publications into the future
Defence - Navy
Paul King
Director Data Requirements
MRS Configuration Management Authority
Navy Engineering Division
Jointly presented with
Nicole Saville
Title: Regulation of RAN Technical Publication System
Abstract: This presentation will provide the audience wth insight into the duties that the Navy Technical Publication Section staff undertake in regulating the RAN Technical Publication System. Areas that will be addressed include:
Biography: Director Technical Data Requirements (DTDR) within the Navy Engineering Division. Responsible for the development of regulatory requirements addressing the preparation and promulgation of engineering drawings, electronic product models, simulation and technical publications relating to maritime platforms. Paul is also the Configuration Management Authority for the ADF Maritime Materiel Requirements Set and Quality Manager for the Directorate Navy Platforms Systems.
Defence - DMO
Paul Steinback Materiel Engineering Directorate
Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO)
Ron Thompson
Project Manager for Technical Data Management Capability (TDMC)
Title: The Changing world of Technical Data Managment within Defence
Abstract: An overview of the current initiatives being put in place to more effectively manage Technical Data within the Defence Environment, in the light of recent reviews. This includes new Governance processes, current changes to the Defence Configuration Management and Technical Data Policies, Updates to Manuals and the standardisation of toolsets.
This will be followed by a presentation which will provide a background on the current status of the Technical Data Management Capability (TDMC) project implementation of CMT-L to Land Systems Division and Electronic Systems Division within DMO. The CMT-L tool will provide the mechanism for the Configuration Management Centre (CMC) to enhance the management of Technical Data within the Land Environment. A key deliverable in CMT-L is the Land Materiel Data Exchange Framework which consists of a standard, data loading tool and training. The Land Materiel Data Exchange Standard (DEFAUST 10814) allows technical data to be electronically exchanged between the CoA and its suppliers enabling the construction of a CI tree with its associated metadata. The standard will be incorporated into ASDEFCON contracts so that land materiel projects will only acquire technical data necessary to repair and maintain the equipment. This has potential savings implications for both Defence and Indusrty
Biography: (Paul) Currently the Configuration Management Functional Lead for DMO. He is also the Deputy Director for Technical Data Management in the Directorate of Materiel Engineering, DMO Standardisation Office.
Biography: (Ron) Currently the Project Manager for Technical Data Management Capability (TDMC) project which is implementing CMT-L through an interactive development and deployment of functionality through four releases, along with policy and procedure development.
Boeing Defence Australia
Kevin Spink Technical Data Manager
Title: The Data Challenge - A restrospective look
Abstract: One of the many benefits of creating publications in S1000D is the reuse of data. This presentation aims to show the audience where this reuse can reduce cost and increase data integrity for the end user, what type of data can be reused, the importance of the early agreement between customer and contractor in regards to what data is to be identified, collated and reused, and the through life management of that data.
Kevin has worked with Boeing Defence Australia since 2004, carrying out various specialist roles including the two years Kevin managed a team of 40 Technical Writers, Illustrators and Editors as the AEW&C Technical Publications Team Leader and also led and advised the conversion team which moved the AEW&C Wedgetail Technical Publications from ATA ispec2200 PDFs to S1000D IETMs.
LSC Group
Ray Galeozzie Strategic Development Manager
Title: The RN's Largest Warship - A Tech Doc Challenge
Abstract: The Queen Elizabeth Class (QEC) platforms are the largest warships the UK has ever built. We will show the challenges experienced in moving from traditional technical documentation and standards to one based on the S1000D standard, showing the significant change in culture and training within this capability.
Part of a three company alliance of technical documentation specialists, we have been involved on the QEC technical documentation project since inception basing our technical document delivery opresentations.htmln a modular approach aligpresentations.htmlned to S1000D. This enables us to generate different outputs sucha as hard copy, PDF and IETP from the same authorative source. After careful consideration, we adopted ADG's R4i Common Source Database as our tool of choice, actively using this to manage information in support of the QEC platforms.We will complete our presentation with lessons learnt from this and other projects enabling us to drive efficiencies into our QEC project.
Biography: Ray served in the RN and was on HMS Coventry when sunk during the Falklands. Qualified as an artificer, Ray left as a WO joining LSC as an RCM specialist in 2005. Progressing to manage a portfolio of projects including QEC, Ray recently moved to Australia as Strategic Development Manager.
Tedopres International
Berry Braster Content Quality Advocate Tedopres International
Title: Providing the right information to the right end-user at the right time
Abstract: Berry will discuss how to create efficient, high quality, cost-effective and future-proof product information. The combination of S1000D, ASD-STE100, Simplified Illustrations and augmented Reality will save cost, reduce time to market and reduce content volume, allowing to provide your end-user with the right information at the right time and at the right location.
Biography: Berry Braster is the Sales and Marketing Director of Tedopres. Berry has a background in quality assurance and regulatory affairs and has assisted many organisations with their global strategy for product and manual compliance. He has been with Tedopres for 11 years, during which he has managed the implementation of Tedopres' controlled language solution HyperSTE for many companies in various industries.
Raytheon Australia
Antony Wilkinson Technical Publication Specialist Raytheon Australia
Title: Technical Publications at a Glance, Including S1000D Lessons Learnt
Abstract: Raytheon Australia is a well respected systems integration company servicing the defence industry. This presentation covers three parts of the technical publications business within Raytheon Australia. Firstly, we will look at some projects that Raytheon Australia are currently involved in and how publications are being delivered. This will look at Standards and Specifications used and delivery methods of the publications. Secondly, we will look at the Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) and its implementation of S1000D. This will look at how S1000D will assist AWD with identifying import controlled data and some of the lessons learnt from this implementation. Finally the presentation looks at a vision moving forward for the implementation of S1000D as a potential business solution.
AJ served in the RAAF for 15 years as an air Surveillance Operator. Since leaving the RAAF, he has been involved at both a National and International level with S1000D and is now the Technical Publications Specialist with Raytheon Australia, Aerospace Division.
Russell Harris Boeing Defence Australia
Title: An S1000D Project from The Ground Up
Abstract: Reading the spec is a good start. So is getting some training. But! How is an S1000D technical publication produced from idea to delivery? What steps need to be taken and by whom? How is each of the facets of an S1000D IETM fashioned? This presentation attempts to throw some light on the practical aspects of starting and finishing an S1000D project. Based on the experiences of the presenter and his colleagues, it hopes to uncover some of the pitfalls and give tips to expedite technical data delivery from start to finish.
Biography: Russell Harris served 27 years in the Royal Australian Air Force, 18 years as a Ground Radio Technician and 9 years as an Intelligence Officer. Russel joined Boeing Defence Australia as a technical writer on the Vigilare Air Defence Ground Environment project and later became the technical writing team lead.
After Vigilare, Russell joined the functional team at BDA and now assists in performing tasks to improve the people, processes, and tools used by the company in Logistics Support disciplines. He particularly area of expertise is electronic technical publications and their integration with Training and Logistic Support Analysis data.
Wayne Threlfall Director Inventory Reform
Acquisition & Sustainment Reform Division
Defence Materiel Organisation
Title: Smart Sustainment and Strategic Reform - what does that mean?
Abstract: Defence has to find internal savings and efficiencies of $20 billion by 2020 to fund new and replacement platforms with an expectation that the Smart Sustainment Reform Stream will contribute $5.5 billion of that total. The best way to realise the benefits of reform is through a collaborative approach between Defence, DMO and Industry. To enable Defence to achieve the goal, we need your ideas and support but what does this mean and how do you get involved?
Biography: Wayne worked in the Technical Data / Documentation arena for more than a decade in both Defence and Industry, starting with publishing and finishing in policy. Wayne was involved in the S1000D Management Group at Australian and International levels representing Defence and was a member of Standards Australian Committees relating to technical data. More recently, Wayne took on the role of Director Inventory Reform and has led Defence initiatives to deliver a balanced inventory and increased use of eBusiness.
Invenio Pty Ltd
David Simper Business Development Manager
Title: 3D Interactive Content - Putting the "I" into IETP's
Abstract: The application of 3D interactive content to deliver work instructions is not new. In fact, this technology has been used extensively over the last decade in the automotive; aerospace; mining/resources/energy; and Defence sectors. Commonly known as serious games, 3D interactive content provides the opportunity for the learner to train for work procedures virtually, prior to conducting the procedure for real. This training will typically range from OH&S and Site induction, through to operator and maintainer training. The benefits for delivering virtual training are many and this, coupled with the cost-savings to deliver training en-mass has been the main driver for a once emerging technology to become commonplace in the training environment.
There will no doubt be discussion about S1000D compliant IETPs at DEFDOC 2012. This presentation delves into the benefits of leveraging existing 3D interactive content, produced for the training environment, by embedding it into S1000D compliant IETPs.
Biography: David currently has worked with Invenio Pty Ltd as the QLD Business Development Manager since January 2011. Having previously spent almost 20 years working in the Department of Defence, Navy Engineering Division; 1 and a half years with Concentric Asia Pacific and 1 year with DPM Interactive in management roles, David has formed sound experience in the development, project management and delivery of 3D interactive content contracts for several Australian industry sectors.
Defence - Strategic Logistics Branch - JLC
Greg Millen Deputy Director of Maintenance Directorate of Logistics Processes and Procedures
Technical Assistance will be provided by:
Kym Lovell - Engagement Director, Enterprise Performance Systems Int.
Title: The Electronic Supply Chain Manual - Leading Defence Publications into the Future
Abstract: The Electronic Supply Chain Manual provides integrated business processes, business rules and system help in a central location. The manual reduces data quality issues by improving support to users and enabling individuals to perform their business function in a more effective and efficient manner. This directly supports Defence's strategy to improve the accuracy of the Defence inventory and increase the level of confidence in its financial statements and accounts.
Users have access to screen level, context sensitive help that takes them directly to the applicable page in the Web based manual. This means that the users are often less than 2 seconds away from the help they need - making it faster to use the system than to ask a colleague for assistance or reach for an outdated cheat sheet. As a result, improving user competence and confidence within the system and tasks and reducing the cost of ongoing gap training to maintain system knowledge.
Biography: Greg Millen has been with Defence for 36 years. His experience covers operational deployments, instructional posts, project management and consultancy. Currently the Deputy Director for Maintenance Processes and Procedures within Joint Logistics Command, he also manages the quarterly publication of Defence's ten thousand page Electronic Supply Chain Manual.
Speaker Name Title Company
Title: Title
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Biography: TBC
Absolute Data Group
Tammy Halter Chief Executive Officer Absolute Data Group Pty Ltd
Title: The Digital Classroom - Enhancing e-Learning with shared technical content
Abstract: In many organisations system trainers and technical writers work in information "silos", often resulting in duplicated and inconsistent information being delivered to the end user. In this session Tammy will explore how training developers can access and reuse technical and operational content for distribution as SCORM compliant courseware.
Biography: Tammy is the CEO of Absolute Data Group (ADG), a solutions company that enables Defence, Aerospace and Heavy Industry to create, manage and leverage information that is vital to the operation and maintenance of their mission critical assets.
Last updated: 14 April 2010. Comments should be forwarded to the website manager © 2010. Absolute Data Group. All rights reserved


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From: LarrySeiler (lseiler_at_TeacherArtExchange) Date: Sat Jun 04 2005 - 07:24:35 PDT
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1573223085/ref=pd_sxp_f/002-91 17227-8342469?v=glance&s=books
thanks Woody...looks like an interesting book. I was also reading the reviews, and thought the analysis of John Hwung at Amazon on the book also interesting...that the assumption thus far by Pink as to our outsourcing taken over by Asia, we can learn to be more right brained and creative (almost as a means to compete), and Hwung points out that- "First and foremost, these six R-Directed aptitudes are not the sole possessions of the Western countries. Asian countries have them, too, and can probably master them just as well."
He certainly credits Pink with observing and making known what should be obvious to our Economic leaders and Washington...about the Asian problem, but that Pink's R-Directed aptitude solutions fall way short- "promising a mansion, but in the end giving us an apartment"
I think the book will be a good read and intend to get it, thanks for bringing it to our attention. I'm sure there will be yet good arguments in it for us to consider as art educators....
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Just won these at auction, if anyone could offer their opinion on the legitimacy of these Diors I would really appreciate. I haven't paid yet and have 2 days before I have to.http://www.ebay.com....984.m1439.l2649 The product code was: 3SH003VEA I know that the first number is supposed to denote the year so perhaps this is already a red flag? some pics, theres more on the ebay page.
How do you get the fit on the runway? Every says size down 2 but all the fits here look very tight and skinny. On the runway (SS05, AW06), they look slim but still loose and comfortable. Are those guys going true to size?
Thanks for that. Are those both 19cm's and has KVA changed that cut at all in his tenure or is it identical?


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Yes, you did that implicitly when you said that it was imperative that folks know about the "two houses" because the two-house doctrine, according to Eddie Chumney (who is being promoted by 144 in this thread) states that the "house of Israel" is "Christianity" while the "house of Judah" is Judaism (source):
Chumney explicitly defines Gentiles as "Christianity." But he also defines them as "Israel" so he really is just another nutcase making up his own crazy theories. If you think he is wrong on this point, then GREAT! I encourage to take that as a clue and reject all the crap he has made up and passed off as "Biblical."Originally Posted by Eddie Chumney
That is false. By the first century, the term "Jew" came to mean anyone abiding by the Mosaic Covenant, regardless of tribal affiliation. There were people of living in Israel at the time of Christ who were not of the "House of Judah." The entire theory about the two houses is totally wrong and without any foundation in the Bible whatsoever. There are no "lost tribes" of Israel hiding out somewhere because they have been absorbed by interbreeding into the general so-called "Gentile" population of the planet. Like a drop of ink in an ocean, they are now permanently gone. The genetic "ink" can not be unmixed.
Paul the Jew was also a Christian.
Those verses do not justify date setting in any way at all. And no, I do not say that Christ was talking only about 70 AD. He was talking about the entire "last days" period that spanned his ministry to 70 AD. In Matthew's parallel of his passage, be spoke of the sign of Jonah which was his death and resurrection:
Matthew 16:3 And in the morning, It will be foul weather to day: for the sky is red and lowring. O ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the sky; but can ye not discern the signs of the times? 4 A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given unto it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them, and departed.The mystery to me is how any one who knows anything about the Bible could be so ignorant of the "Big Picture" that culminated in 70 AD. It is the greatest evidence of Scripture and you fight against it.
Date setting is an absolute mockery of God and the Bible. Date setters make up their own elaborate an convoluted theories and mislead people about the Bible and they are proven wrong every time. This has been going on for nearly two thousand years. So the world looks and says "LOOK AT THOSE FOOLS - it's no wonder they believe in Jesus" and we see that God is blasphemed by date-setters.


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