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• Senior Tory MEP backs Brexit in blow to David Cameron
• Boris Johnson backs Canadian model for UK after Brexit
• Blair warns EU campaigners need to show 'fervour'
• Blair admits he could damage pro-EU case by campaigning
• Former PM claims Leave campaigners are 'elitist'
• Archbishop: People are entitled to fear impact of migrants
• Iain Duncan Smith welcomes Archbishop's comments
• PM rubbishes Boris' Canadian model of post Brexit Britain
Boris Johnson: The only thing to fear is fear itself, and even that isn't scary
Our political correspondent Laura Hughes has provided this summary of Boris Johnson's speech this morning.
Boris Johnson has said he would like Britain to strike a new free trade deal with the EU, based on the one Canada has struck with Brussels.
This would be a deal based on trade and tariffs and would mean Britain would not be forced to allow the free movement of people.
Speaking at a factory in Dartford this morning he said: "I think we can strike a deal, as the Canadians have done, based on trade and getting rid of tariffs. It's a very, very bright future I see."
Photo: PAUL GROVER
Asked to comment on the Archbishop of Canterbury's views on the EU, Mr Johnson joked that he wasn't sure what the bible says on the issue of Europe, but added that "prayer is all that's going to be left if we don't vote Leave."
The Mayor urged Brexiters to "hold our nerve and vote for freedom" and described the EU as an "anachronism" which "costs us a huge amount of money and subverts our democracy".
Mr Johnson said the In campaign think Britain "doesn't have the guts" to burst out of the "shackles" of the EU.
He said the remainers are "underestimating" Britain and what it can achieve, as he called on voters not to be "timid" and to resist the "gloomadom poppers."
He said: "The tragedy is that we didn't get any real reform and everyone knows it. The only way to get real reform is to leave.
"I think the only thing we have to fear is fear itself and fear isn't even that scary at the moment."
Mr Johnson said that if the public were asked if they wanted to join the EU in 2016, they would see it as "a bit mad and idealistic" and some of the demands made on Britain as "deranged."
PM rubbishes Boris' Canadian model of post Brexit Britain
David Cameron warns the Welsh Conservative conference that a post Brexit trade agreement with the EU based on the Canadian model favoured by Boris Johnson would bring "seven years of uncertainty".
He said: "We could go for a Canadian style free trade deal instead.
"One of the leading proponents of Britain leaving the EU has suggested that today.
"Now let's note for a moment that seven years on from the start of talks on a Canadian free trade deal, that deal is still not in place.
"Think about that, seven years of uncertainty, seven years of uncertainty for businesses not knowing what the arrangement would be for trading with Europe.
"Seven years of uncertainty for our farmers not knowing if those markets would be open. Seven years of uncertainty for business who want to invest in Britain, to provide jobs, and investment and livelihoods, not knowing what our relationship would be with Europe.
"Those seven years of uncertainty, they can not be justified, they can't be in our national interest and we should reject that idea out of hand. "
Chuka Umunna blasts Boris Johnson speech as 'utter tosh'
Boris Johnson's speech was "flawed", negative and "utter tosh", Chuka Umunna has said.
Speaking on Sky News the Labour MP, who supports the UK remaining in the EU, he said "I found it extraordinary that he completely ignored the role that the EU has played" in human rights and democracy.
"I mean please", Mr Umunna says, as he rubbishes Mr Johnson's position backing a Canadian deal. He says such a deal would not cover the services industry which is a major player in the UK economy. He says it is very serious that this point was missed.
Mr Umunna says: "I think Boris Johnson is a peddler of comedy and a peddler of gloom when it comes to what we have been able to achieve on the global stage".
He accuses the Mayor of "talking down" the UK's record and the importance of the EU in keeping peace and security.
The Labour MP is certainly pumped up as he defends his own position backing the UK to remain in the EU and laying into Mr Johnson's speech.
David Cameron rubbishes Canadian model backed by Boris Johnson
The Mayor of London told an audience this morning that the UK should adopt a model similar to Canada to trade with the EU after a Brexit. He said it would mean no payments to Brussels and protect the UK from having to accept freedom of movement.
But yesterday, in his own stump speech on the UK's future outside the EU, the Prime Minister poured cold water on the model.
He said: "Some will say: let's sign a free trade agreement like Canada is doing. And yes – perhaps we could.
"But their free trade agreement is not anything like being in the Single Market and it retains a number of tariffs and quotas.
"Will Canadian farmers have unrestricted exports for their produce? No.
"Will Canadian carmakers be able to sell their cars in Europe without cumbersome rules on the origin of each part? No.
"Their agreement with the EU is over 1,400 pages long – 700 of which are exemptions from free trade demanded by either side.
"That may work for Canada, which sends around a tenth of its exports to Europe.
"But it wouldn't work for Britain, with around half our exports going to Europe."
Boris leaves speech in style - drives off in a lorry
Slightly terrifying as Boris is allowed to drive off in a van pic.twitter.com/IRbgeYZC6Z— Laura Hughes (@Laura_K_Hughes) March 11, 2016
Boris Johnson wants UK to develop a Canadian model if it leaves the EU
The Mayor of London has thrown his support behind a Canadian model for the UK if voters back Brexit in June.
Briefing afterwards is Boris is looking at the Canadian deal as an example of what UK can achieve - Canada has no freedom of movement— Owen Bennett (@owenjbennett) March 11, 2016
He said he would strike new free trade similar to the one Canada had struck with the EU and says this would mean no payments to Brussels and no free movement.
This would be a deal based on trade and tariffs, he says.
Breaking: Boris Johnson today advocating the Canadian relationship for post Brexit Britain. No payments to Brussels, no free movement &....— Sam Coates Times (@SamCoatesTimes) March 11, 2016
.... And no tariffs for lots of trade— Sam Coates Times (@SamCoatesTimes) March 11, 2016
So for the first time a senior Brexit politician has advocated a model for post Brexit Britain. Significant....— Sam Coates Times (@SamCoatesTimes) March 11, 2016
"What I think we should do is strike a new free trade deal along the lines that Canada has just achieved", he said.
"They have taken out the vast majority of the tariffs they have virtually unencumbered trade now.
"We want a relationship based on trade and cooperation.
"I think the idea of being subject to the single judicial system is the problem."
Boris says the Queen is "completely above politics"
On the Queen's opinions on Brexit, "she is completely above politics" Mr Johnson says, adding that she is very much in favour of the new Crossrail line, branded "The Elizabeth Line".
Did Boris woo the Queen? "Woo the Queen? Golly.." he replies at the thought.— Sam Macrory (@sammacrory) March 11, 2016
Asked about the Archbishop of Canterbury he adds: "I don't know what the Bible says on this issue, prayer is all that's going to be left if we fail to vote leave on the 23rd June," the Mayor of London jokes.
He says people have been increasingly coming around to his way of thinking and backing Brexit.
Boris berates a journalist for asking whether part of his position on the EU referendum comes from his desire to be the next leader of the Conservative party.
"Can't you do better than that?" he jokes, to audience applause.
Boris being totally disingenuous in his answer to @JPonpolitics question about Tory leadership by saying it's outrageous to focus on that— Jane Merrick (@janemerrick23) March 11, 2016
UK would "thrive" outside the EU, Boris Johnson tells audience
The London Mayor is making the case that the UK economy would be fine without the EU because we will "thrive" without the red tape.
He jokes that those who are now saying it would be devastating to leave the EU are the same people who said it would be bad if we didn't join the Euro.
The MP says they have been proven wrong before and will be again on this issue.
Johnson: The euro is massive engine of jobs destruction. #EURef #Brexit— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) March 11, 2016
He says the In campaign think Britain "doesn't have the guts" to burst out of the "shackles" of the EU.
He says: "The tragedy is that we didn't get any real reform and everyone knows it. The only way to get real reform is to leave.
"I think the only thing we have to fear is fear itself... Fear isn't even that scary at the moment."
Johnson: The euro is massive engine of jobs destruction. #EURef #Brexit— Open Europe (@OpenEurope) March 11, 2016
He says we need to "believe in ourselves."
Boris says there are "no substantial downsides" to leaving the EU
Boris is eventually up after a 45 minute delay and jokes: "I apologise for being late. We need to take back control....of South East trains."
The Mayor of London asks the audience to imagine a time we weren't in the EU and Britain was approached to join "the club", Laura Hughes reports.
He questions if Britain would join given the deal we'd be offered, which he says would include agreeing to give up our laws, agreeing to give up who we allow in this county and who we can deport. He says the British people would consider the idea of paying to me a member as "deranged."
He says: "Why would we join such a club? Would anyone in their right mind join the EU now? I don't think so."
Senior Tory MEP backs Brexit in blow to David Cameron
David Cameron has been dealt a major blow after Syed Kamall, the Tories most senior MEP, announced he was backing Brexit because he wants a "fair immigration system", writes Matthew Holehouse.
Kamall is the leader of the ECR group, the European Parliament bloc that the Tories sit within.
He was a key player in the renegotiation, acting as a go-between for Downing Street and other MEPs who will be called on to pass the PM's migration reforms.
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He said in the statement: "I think the Prime Minister got the best deal available. Whatever the result of the referendum he has probably done more than any other Prime Minister to redefine our relationship with the EU. He deserves great credit for that and for delivering the referendum.
"However, after much thought, my personal decision is that we should leave the EU. Not because I think David Cameron did a bad job, but because I believe that on balance we could forge a better future outside.
"Ultimately the key issue for me is immigration. I want to see a Britain where everyone can achieve their ambitions whether they come from a wealthy or poorer background. Equally, I would like an immigration policy that is balanced and fair - where we treat people equally whether they are from an EU country or not. Sadly, a fair immigration system is incompatible with membership of the EU."
"I am the son of immigrants from outside the EU - this matters to me deeply. I always tell aspiring politicians to be true to their consciences - so I must be true to mine. Ultimately I would favour a points-based immigration system where your ability is more important than which country you come from. Unfortunately, you cannot have that in the EU."
John McDonnell unveils his plans to invest billions in infrastructure
Kate McCann reports that John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, is setting out his 'fiscal credibility plan'. He is pledging to borrow to invest in a policy which is remarkably similar to Ed Miliband's.
"One thing is clear, we are in unprecedented times", McDonnell says, which is why he promises to suspend his fiscal rule "when it's clear that fiscal policy needs to work with monetary policy to get the economy moving again".
What those circumstances would look like remain to be seen.
McDonnell says the party will be discussing policies over the next few years, so he won't be announcing any firm objectives anytime soon.
Clearly the shadow chancellor understands that Labour must regain economic credibility, he says "there's no shortcut" and admits there is "a long way to go" to regain trust Labour lost after the economic crisis.
Tory MP says 'political correctness' is stopping deportation of foreign criminals
In the Commons MPs are debating a bill about the deporting foreign offenders.
Philip Hollobone, a eurosceptic Conservative MP, has said that the current system is 'rotten'.
Philip Hollobone says current system is "rotten". Says Govt obsession with "political correctness" stops foreign criminals being deported.— Jack Maidment (@jrmaidment) March 11, 2016
Iain Duncan Smith attacks David Cameron's 'biblical' warnings
Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, has been in fighting form this morning and launched a direct attack on David Cameron.
In his interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme he took issue with the Prime Minister's claim that 3million jobs are 'linked to the EU'.
He said: "The counterproductive thing is, frankly, the kind of assertions that are being made by those who want to remain in. They're almost panicky, really. I listen to these endless comments and speeches about these dire warnings, they're almost biblical. You expect a plague of frogs and the death of the first born.
"Take, for example, yesterday the assertion immediately that three million jobs depend on trade with Europe and will go. Three million jobs are going to go. Why would they go? Why would any country in the European Union want to cease trading with the UK? Why would they want to stop, as Germany does, exporting huge numbers of machine tools, cars et cetera?"
Photo: David Rose/The Telegraph
Tony Blair: I might not help the pro-EU campaign
One of the most interesting moments of Tony Blair's interview came when he was asked whether he'd go out campaigning.
He admitted that he could actually damage the case for Britain to stay in the EU by making public appearances.
He said:"I don't know if it's the right time for me on the campaign trail.
"That carries with it negatives as well as positives, but I think it's certainly time for people to argue this case for Europe with some passion because the fact is the thing that makes me so most frustrated about this is Britain's got a great opportunity to lead in Europe."
Photo: Andrew Crowley
Tony Blair: Leave campaigners are 'elitist'
The former Prime Minister has accused the Leave campaign of being "elitist" for trying to argue its them againt the establishment.
He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "It's not to satisfy some elite... "It's precisely to satisfy the interests of the people.
Blair (he of the surrendered rebate & uncontrolled immigration) weighing in to support PM & the Insiders (that will go well then)#VoteLeave— Stewart Jackson MP (@Stewart4Pboro) March 11, 2016
"Framing this argument in the way these guys do - the elites are all for Europe and the people are all against it.
"Come on! You guys are just as elitist as anybody else."
Photo: Reuters
Cameron's mother 'very sad' over Conservative council cuts
David Cameron's mother has said she is "very sad" at a Conservative council's decision to close a children's centre where she does voluntary work.
Mary Cameron's comment comes shortly after she signed a petition against the closure of children's centres in Oxfordshire, including some in the Prime Minister's own Witney constituency.
The Daily Mirror reported that West Berkshire Council has now decided that Chieveley and Area Children's Centre, where the Prime Minister's mother volunteers, will shut at the end of March.
Mrs Cameron told the paper: "I am very sad that it is being closed down but if there's not enough money to pay for it things have to go.
Asked if she has spoken to Mr Cameron about the closures, she replied: "No, because I don't interfere."
Photo: PA
People are entitled to fear impact of migrants, says Archbishop of Canterbury
British families are entitled to fear the impact that "enormous" numbers of migrants will have on jobs, housing and the NHS, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
The Most Rev Justin Welby said that it is "absolutely outrageous" to condemn people who raise concerns as "racist" and said that their "genuine fears" must be listened to and addressed.
He also said that there is "no correct Christian view" on how to vote in the EU referendum, adding: "You can't say 'God says you must vote this way'."
Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, welcomed the Archbishop's comments.
But he warned that, for many years, "the elites" equated anxieties about immigration with racism, allowing groups with "nasty motives" to capitalise on the issue.
Photo: PA Wire
He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "I think these are rational comments from the Archbishop and are to be welcomed, but, you know, you wonder just how late they have come from various people in institutions."
He added: "For far too many years, what's happened is that, in a sense, the elites really all said 'It is terrible to talk about immigration and if you do you are racist'.
"So they shut down the debate for many, many years. I can even remember back at the time when Tony Blair was prime minister, to even mention immigration was to be accused of being a racist.
Photo: Geoff Pugh
"You talked in terms about asylum seekers, but that accusation probably silenced legitimate discussion and it meant that, if you do that, what happens is you push this debate to the margins, which is what you are seeing in Europe.
"And then political parties and people with very poor intentions and rather nasty motives then start to take this issue, and that's where you lose control.
"So this should have been the case many, many years before but shutting it down has been terrible for the British people."
Tony Blair: EU campaigners need to show 'fervour'
The former Prime Minister has said campaigners who want to stay in the EU need to show some of the fervour of their Brexit opponents.
Mr Blair has called for them to make the case with "passion, vigour and determination".
Asked if now was his time to join the campaign trail, he said: "I don't know if it's time for me on the campaign trail. That carries negatives as well as positives".
He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme he believes Britain will vote to stay in and said the UK's destiny is to "lead in Europe".
Mr Blair warned that Brexit would cause economic instability and "damage fundamentally" the interests of the British people.
He said: "The question is, what is in the interests of the people?
"And I would like to see the pro-European side get out there with a bit of passion and vigour and determination and stand up for what we believe.
"And what we believe not just as a matter of economic realism, but as a matter of political idealism."
Why is Blair lying about supposed influence UK has in the EU? Our view dismissed more than all other EU states. pic.twitter.com/x2vbLyf975— Anne-Marie Trevelyan (@annietrev) March 11, 2016
"I think the British people are sensible, " he said.
"You can't have a referendum like this, especially with the fervour on the anti-side, and not be concerned.
"So I am concerned but I belive in the end we will vote to stay."
Tony Blair backs #Remain in #EU!— Michael Fabricant (@Mike_Fabricant) March 11, 2016
(This may not be one of my best arguments, but hey: Isn't that a good reason for #Brexit?)


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Wireless intrusion prevention system smartens school district Wi-Fi
With AirMagnet's wireless intrusion prevention system and RF spectrum analysis, a large school district improved wireless LAN security and solved Wi-Fi interference problems.
With the number of devices accessing its wireless LAN poised to explode, the Jordan School District in Utah deployed a wireless intrusion prevention system (WIPS) with RF spectrum analysis capabilities to improve WLAN security and combat Wi-Fi interference.
Ron Bird, network and technical services manager for the 50,000-student school district, said the state of Utah and several of the district's individual school principals are considering equipping every middle school and high school student with laptops or other devices for the duration of their time at the schools. Today, students only access the wireless LAN through rolling computer labs that travel from one class to another for testing and special projects.
Bird's priority was to select a wireless intrusion prevention system to secure the network, and he evaluated several vendors, including Cisco Systems, Fluke's AirMagnet Enterprise and AirTight Networks. He first selected AirTight's wireless intrusion prevention system, but early in the installation, Bird decided to re-evaluate his choice.
"We rolled out about 30 sensors from AirTight and realized that we needed spectrum analysis," Bird said.
Initially, Bird was going to buy a mobile RF spectrum analysis kit, but he soon realized that wouldn't be enough for a network his size. He had a team of three technicians to manage a wireless LAN consisting of 1,300 access points across 55 schools, not to mention 800 switches and 60 routers and 25,000 total devices.
"We need to be as efficient as we can for three guys to manage a network that size," Bird said.
HP, Bird's wireless LAN infrastructure vendor, didn't have an RF spectrum analysis product on the market yet, though one was in the works. "Their newest access points have spectrum analysis chips in them, but the software to run that isn't even available yet on their controllers," he said.
More on wireless intrusion prevention systems and RF spectrum analysis
Wireless intrusion prevention system: Overlay versus embedded sensors?
WLAN testing: Wireless intrusion prevention systems and centralized testing tools
Wireless LAN troubleshooting: How to get proactive
So Bird stopped his AirTight wireless intrusion prevention system installation and switched to Fluke's AirMagnet Enterprise product, which also features RF spectrum analysis capabilities. To date, he has deployed 65 of the 200 AirMagnet sensors he's purchased, providing WIPS and spectrum analysis across seven schools. Ultimately, the school system will need 300 sensors to cover all of its sites.
Pinpointing interference with RF spectrum analysis
Prior to the AirMagnet installation, users would blame the wireless LAN every time there was a performance problem, but the network was rarely the issue, according to Bird. At one particular middle school, wireless LAN availability would disappear in several classrooms at what seemed to be random times of day. Bird's technicians would go to the school each time, only to find the problem had resolved by the time they arrived.
Finally, a technician waited at the school for several hours until the network went down. He roamed from room to room, visually inspecting for sources of interference, before identifying several wireless cameras in one particular classroom.
"Unknown to us, a teacher had gone out and purchases some wireless cameras," Bird said. "He put them in his classroom because he would record his classes and put them online so students could look at them later. Every time he turned on the cameras, we would get a call from the school that the wireless was down."
With AirMagnet's RF spectrum analysis capabilities, Bird's technicians no longer have to go hunting for potential sources of wireless interference.
"With the placement of sensors throughout the schools, we actually know which area of the school a device is interfering with the network, whether it's a camera or a microwave," Bird said.
"We found some HVAC equipment at one of the schools that had ZigBee devices on them. Those devices collect data and broadcast it at certain times of day to say, 'This is the data I collected and here is how I'm functioning.' Then they go back to sleep for awhile. [The signal] wasn't strong, but it was strong enough that it did cause some interference. I hadn't even heard of Zygby devices until we got AirMagnet out there and started snooping around [for interference]."
Wireless instruction prevention system helps with policy and access control
Wireless intrusion prevention was Bird's original priority when he started consulting with vendors like AirMagnet and AirTight, but the technology also offers network access control functions.
"A lot of our schools are in neighborhoods and we know that our wireless network is visible. We didn't really have a way to protect the network," said Bird. "We had SSIDs and passwords … and we're close to having Active Directory implemented so we can have usernames and passwords. But I wasn't confident that we had good security on our wireless."
AirMagnet's wireless intrusion prevention system has given him visibility into that airspace and set policies for wireless access. For instance, the system can detect devices in bridging mode. "I'm not sure whether they are bridging to another device in our network or outside, so we block that," Bird said. Bird's team has also scanned the floor plans of all 55 schools and is integrating that with AirMagnet so that he can set location-based policies.
"I want to configure AirMagnet to say if you are within the school or 20 to 50 feet outside of the school you can connect to our wireless network only, but if you are beyond that perimeter, you cannot connect to our access points," he said.
The wireless intrusion prevention system has also shed light on some dubious behavior by some of the schools' neighbors, Bird said. For instance, he can spot nearby SSIDs with questionable names and pinpoint their locations, particularly those who might be trying to tempt students to connect.
"This individual who has a filthy SSID -- there is no doubt in my mind that he knows he is broadcasting that SSID and I think he's trying to attract kids to connect, who will because they are curious," Bird said. "We haven't done anything about it yet, but we could cause some problems for his SSID. That's a good way to protect our kids."
Let us know what you think about the story; email: Shamus McGillicuddy, News Director

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Sardinia holiday, a natural experience with seaview and the comfort of a Bed & Breakfast.
And now……..relax! A Sardinia holiday in one of our three lodges is very relaxing. They are at a beautiful location in pure nature and have a stunning seaview. If you like to relax and are looking for a quiet place where the only sounds you hear are birds, wind and sea, than our lodges will be perfect for you!
The lodges are on the beautiful island of Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the islands belonging to Italy, just below Corsica and above Sicily. The exact location is Sant Antioco, in the Southwest of Sardinia. The lodges are nearby the bay of Cala Sapone, about 1000 m. and are on a hill. So that's why you will have this great and wide view over the Mediterrenean sea. You wil find our lodges at the westcoast of Sant Antioco. Sant Antioco is sometimes called Sardinia in miniature, it is the fifth largest island of Italy. It shows many similarities to the mother island, like the four different coastlines.
There are only two lodges, the Beach lodge and the Safari lodge. They both have the comfort of a cosy home, good ortopedic beds, a kitchen with everything you need to make a meal yourself, and a private bathroom. But the most unique thing is the terrace with seaview where you can watch the sunset every evening at sea.
Our third accommodation is a T & B, tent and breakfast. This tent cabin is furnished with 1 or 2 good ortopedic beds and has the possibility to make tea or coffee. And a terrace before the tent.
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Help Desk Support Officer
Help Desk Support Officers assist other council staff with computer issues, and help with software and hardware upgrades, and the recovery of data back ups.
Training available in Tasmania
- Certificate III Information Technology Digital Media and Technology see for example TasTAFE.
Job titles can vary a lot. If you are uncertain about what an advertised job involves, obtain a copy of the Position Description or similar, or contact the specific council advertising that job.
Information on training courses and providers are examples only. You should make further careful inquiries with potential training providers about cost and quality before committing to any training. For further information on entry requirements for advertised jobs, contact the relevant council . Use the links to professional associations described in meet the people for additional information. Relevant training providers are encouraged to approach LGAT with requests to link their web pages to ours.


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Thursday's HOT MIC
"Customer feedback has caused us to review our relationship with the N.R.A.," Kevin C. Langin, a bank spokesman, said in a statement. "As a result, First National Bank of Omaha will not renew its contract with the National Rifle Association to issue the N.R.A. Visa Card."
Mr. Langin declined to say when the contract expires, whether the card was already inactive or what would happen to cardholders.
A request for comment from the N.R.A. was not immediately returned.
Many of the bank's customers took to social media in recent days threatening to cut ties with the company if it continued its ties to the firearms trade group.
This kind of cyber pile-on is nothing new to the unhinged left. It is probably a safe bet that a lot of those "customers" who hit social media weren't actual customers, but part of the same kind of prog mob that organizes (or is organized for a fee) to foment on online riot.
It's an even safer bet that the bank actually did lose quite a few real customers because it caved to the mob.
Excellent question:
The MSM continues to tout the Republican credentials of Navarro, Nicolle Wallace, and Steve Schmidt, even though none of them are remotely to the right of anything these days. Their connections to failed GOP campaigns in the past is supposed to make any condemnation of Republicans or conservatives hold more weight. The entire charade is laughable. If any of them would admit to having been converted to the left, their opinions would at least be coming from a place of honesty and could be judged more objectively. Right now, they're just liars.
And that's why CNN and MSNBC pay them.
There you go...
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- Patients and Carers
- Introduction to BOC Healthcare
- BOC Clinical Services Areas
- Newly Diagnosed
- About your condition
- Caring for someone with a lung condition
- Stopping Smoking
- Advice and Support
- What is happening in your area?
Pulmonary Hypertension occurs when the blood pressure within the blood vessels of the lung becomes raised. It is a very serious condition which can cause damage to the right side of the heart where the heart and lungs are connected. This can prevent oxygen getting to all areas of the body specifically the muscles.
Symptoms include:
Shortness of breath
Feeling faint or dizzy
A racing heartbeat
Swelling of the legs
Chest pain (angina)
The diagnosis can take some time due to the similarity of symptoms with other diseases. But if you are experiencing any of the listed symptoms then please visit your GP to discuss as pulmonary hypertension is a very serious condition.
The treatment will vary with the severity as well as the treatment of any underlying cause. Almost certainly you would be referred to a specialist centre that regularly deals with pulmonary hypertension as well as being under the care of your local hospital


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Pisces - sign of the zodiac in detail
This sign is ruled by Neptune, but Jupiter also gets involved sometimes. Those who are born under Pisces often develop strong internal powers. Still, they're usually anxious to hide this ability from other people.
In essence, Pisces are rather shy people, even though they often conceal this fact with exaggerated assertiveness. More than any other sign of the zodiac, Pisces has two souls in its breast, one of which wants to separate from the other. The contradictions in a Pisces' character are not that easy to understand. At their core, they are capable of anything. In extreme cases, the most considerate wallflower becomes a fugitive, or the so-called small fish becomes known as a great white shark. This aspect of their character corresponds to the constellation that represents this sign: it consists of two fish, each of which swims in a different direction. In their nature, this is perceived as one side pushing into the world, while the other tries to escape. This is why this "double headed" sign, at home in an ocean of feelings, can also represent people with an incredible work ethic and their feet solidly on the ground. As a rule, though, Pisces are gentle and peaceable people. They live in a dream world, which is their retreat when life plays a dirty trick on them.
In each Pisces slumbers a mystic. Their inner world is concerned with transcendence, the profound, and the immaterial. Should they concentrate their efforts on the material world, they are at risk of falling prey to financial speculation: they are likely to be deceived and disappointed. Their deepest feelings are often hurt by ruthless individuals. There is hardly any other sign of the zodiac that experiences compassion as deeply as Pisces, but then again, few signs have as many occasions to suffer. Because of their vulnerability, they often abscond from the world; in this pursuit, they run the danger of becoming addicted to alcohol.


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Introduction: Instructions for Making a Four Bar Linkage Attachment for Center Mounted Footrest
Mid-drive power wheel chairs (PWC) have become more popular in recent years. However, due to the placement of the front casters, the traditional side-mounted footrests have been replaced by a single center-mounted footrest. Unfortunately, center-mounted footrests do not have a lift/lower mechanism that is easily operable by certain PWC users who transfer independently. Many PWC users have limited trunk strength and range of motion, decreased sensitivity in their lower body, and lack of fine motor function. This causes difficulty reaching the footrest to raise it. There is a need for a design solution that allows PWC users to independently lift and lower the footrest.
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Step 1:
Replace hinge pin on existing footrest with round metal rod and drill set screws into the hinge to lock bar into place.
Step 2:
Cut two plastic pieces approximately 4" by 1" by 1".
Step 3:
Cut two wooden bars. One approximately 17" in length and the other approximately 5" in length. Width and depth should be 1" by 1".
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Drill two holes into both ends of each plastic piece. Three of these holes should be of slightly bigger size than normal size screws. They should be able to have a screw slip in and out. The fourth hole should be the size of the metal bar used in the hinge and should hold it firmly. Insert metal bar into this hole and drill set screw in plastic piece to hold metal bar in place.
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Drill a hole in the 17" wooden bar. Drill the 5" wooden bar into the top of the other side of the wooden bar.
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Connect other two ends of plastic pieces together with screw and nut as shown.
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Connect end of wooden bar to plastic piece with screw and nut as shown.
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A hinge can also be added to the wooden bar to allow for clearance when bar is in maximum vertical position.
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A casing such as the one shown can also be made to house the wooden bar.
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Very nice. I have another suggestion, instead of using levers and hinges, have you considered running a steel cable inside a tube? (the same way as bike brakes work). Since the tube is flexible, it could be mounted anywhere on the frame with, for example, a ring pull attached that the user can grab. Obviously this will depend on the range of motion of the user though.
What a cool idea. A lever handle on a hinge (i.e., exactly like a bike brake!) would permit "closed-fist" actuation. It's a slightly more complex design than the author's, I think, but a nice improvement for the end user.
Actually one of the members in my design group had already did the brake lever design. Her design is at the url below.
However, the problem with the the break handle is that it is easy to get the footrest to come up but then it is up to the user to try to get the footrest back down as no mechanism is available to lower it.
Interesting (and your colleague added it to our AT Group :-). I wonder if a paired lever system with countervailing springs (yeah, even more unnecessarily complicated) would be possible. For obvious reasons, expecting the user to push the footrest down with their feet, is not, um, appropriate.
I would like to follow the work product of your design group.
What do I need to do to accomplish this?
I am particularly interested in ways to make everyday items more useable for people who use PWC chairs.
You should probably repost your comment directly as a reply to user Kimberly8705, not to me. Also, note that this discussion is a year old, and that user may no longer be active on Instructables. Good luck.
Cool! Looks like you have solved a major problem for some electric wheelchair users. Keep up the good work.
Some of the most major problems for us is being able to even get a chair at a reasonable price. Most of the chair manufacturers, I think, are on drugs with their idea of priceing. Some of these chairs cost upwards of $30,000.00. They are not Rolls Royces. Want to make a nice living?
Thank the medical insurance industry for the prices. "Whatever the market will bear," and they're the ones willing to "pay" (on paper, if not in reality) those prices. Some of the excessive cost comes from the "human safety" issues -- consider, as a metaphor, the cost differences per pound of payload for satellites or robotic space probes, compared to the Shuttle and space station. $10k and beyond for a power chair is still obscene.
Here's a chance to make some money and reduce the cost of a chair in the process.
Actually, we did, that should be coming up in another instructable, it is literally based on a bike cable.
I think this was a reply "mechatronics" comment? Just so you know, if you click on the REPLY link immediately following a person's message (below the date-time stamp), your message will appear threaded below theirs, and they will automatically get an e-mail notification.


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"If you want to grow America's economy, let America's women flourish to their full potential," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Monday at the White House Summit on Working Families. President Obama convened the summit with the goal of creating a 21st-century workplace that makes sense for us all—with a special focus on women. Who was there? Speakers, panelists, and moderators included Michelle Obama, Vice President Biden, Dr. Jill Biden, senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, activist Gloria Steinem, Mad Men actress Christina Hendricks, and Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive (and that's just to name a handful). Child care, paid leave, and the gender pay gap were all topics of conversation, and with good reason: It seems that we've been hearing for far too long that women make 77 cents, on average, for every dollar a man makes (and that divide gets even larger for African American and Hispanic women). It's time to change that, starting with the policies that make it so hard for families to achieve that elusive work-life balance.
First Lady Michelle Obama and activist Gloria Steinem both spoke at the summit.
The Washington, D.C., event, hosted jointly by the Center for American Progress, the Department of Labor, and the White House Council on Women and Girls, had a specific focus on women because we comprise half (47 percent) of the U.S. workforce, and six in 10 women are the sole, primary, or co-breadwinners in their homes. The White House reports that married women earn 44 percent of their household income, and in three out of five families, both parents work. So, you know, it's pretty important that we start figuring out a better system, especially since 40 percent of working women say they are "hanging on by a thread."
At different points in the summit, the First Lady spoke candidly about her own experiences as a working mother in a one-on-one interview with Robin Roberts. "I'm just going to go to the interview and I'm just going to be whoever I'm going to be, and they are going to have to deal with it," she said about a pep talk she gave herself before a job interview, years ago. "And who I was at the time was a breast-feeding mom of a four-month-old, and I didn't have a babysitter, so I promptly took Sasha to the interview with me, and I thought, 'Look, this is who I am. I've got a husband who is away. I've got two little babies—they are my priority. If you want me to do the job, you've got to pay me to do the job, and you've got to give me flexibility. And flexibility means that I will work my tail off for you, but you better pay me and value my family.' And the guy said, 'Of course.' And I thought, Are you kidding? And so, I became a vice president at the University of Chicago Hospitals, and it was one of the best experiences that I had because they/he put my family first, and I felt like I owed that hospital because they were supporting me. And that's what we have to have. We have to get employers to understand that this is about their bottom line as well." (You can watch Michelle Obama's interview in the video below; fast-forward to the 9:04:00 mark to see it!)
During other parts of the summit, compensation and negotiation—two of my favorite topics—were highlighted and discussed as well. While speaking at a breakout session on compensation, Leive reminded the room that "when we surveyed our readers, young women, only 18 percent of them had negotiated their current salary." (Yikes! We need to up that number ASAP.)


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This is going to be short because I have a lot I need to do but figured this would be a good way to start my day. I'm simply putting up my five favorite football highlights. This isn't including anything that has personal, emotional or any other sort of biased attachment or they would simply be plays from the Colts Super Bowl XLI win, the win during that year's AFC Championship game, Peyton Manning throwing his 49th TD in 2004, the Vols 1998 National Championship and one of my favorites from Peyton at Tennessee. But alas, none of those will be included. These are just highlights that I love to watch over and over simply because of how awesome they are as football plays, not because they had any sort of meaning (to me or anyone) or influence over a game or season. This was hard to narrow down to five so there are a ton of honorable mentions, but I'm sure all those will come up in the comments. Let's get started:
5. Barry Sanders makes a fool out of Harlon Barnett
Now almost any Barry Sanders highlight from this video could go here, but this one is a personal favorite of mine. This was either in the 1993 or 94 (can't remember which as I was only 5 or 6 years old) season and Barry Sanders turns Harlon Barnett all the way around like an idiot. Start the video at the 2:41 mark if you only want to see that play. Though if you have the time, I recommend watching the whole thing.
4. Marvin Harrison gives Ellis Hobbs nightmares
This one might be considered biased, and I may be subconsciously influenced by the fact that it's a highlight of my favorite team against my most hated team, but I really don't think so. I just can't even begin to comprehend the amount of awareness, concentration and body control that it would take to make this catch. I literally just watched it three times before remembering that I was watching it for a reason and came back to writing this post.
3. Tyrone Prothro catches the ball behind Jasper Faulk… what?
Bryan is going to think this one should be higher on the list, and I'm sure he's not along. Unfortunately this is my list and I'm doing what I want. It makes number two in the youtube video I'm using, though similar to the Barry Sanders one almost any of these five highlights could have made my list as well. However if you only want to see the Prothro catch start it at the 1:45 mark, but again, if you have time you should just watch all of it.
2. Aaron Moorehead does WHAT?!
This is the only video I could find of it and it is just horrific quality but all you need to know is that he essentially over ran the pass (or it was under thrown, your choice), so it hits him in the side of his head while he's running full speed, then it hits his shoulder pad and rolls down his back and without even hardly slowing down he catches the ball behind his back and runs into the endzone for a touchdown. Moorehead only had 31 career receptions and despite this one being his best one it technically isn't even one of them because it happened it preseason.
1. Sheldon Brown annihilates Reggie Bush
I love this highlight. Reggie Bush gets eaten alive. I have nothing against Reggie Bush but he just gets JACKED. I can watch this over and over and over again. I know there are bigger, better and batter hits out there but this one just ropes me in. And when he tries to hop up and save face like he could just shake it off but then goes back down and starts trying to crawl toward the sideline it just makes me think about how bad that must have hurt. I mean seeing him get literally knocked clean off his feet and his body just bent in half is a pretty good indicator of pain too, but you know there are TONS of times that players get hit hard and it hurts like hell but they hop up and play it cool at least long enough to get to the bench, so for him to try to do that but go back down again lets you know that Sheldon Brown is a bad, bad man.
Feel free to add your own list and critique mine in the comments.
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He's got every reason to be cocky . . . until a female cuts him down to size.
I'm Dallas Easton, the best goaltender in the league. I make a damn good living playing hockey, and with women falling at my feet wherever I go, why not enjoy it? I get whatever I want, whenever I want—that is, until I come across the one player who gets the best of me on the ice.
When I try to pummel the dude, all hell breaks loose. Imagine my surprise when the helmet comes off to reveal a woman underneath. And not just any woman, but the sexiest woman I've ever seen. Callie Davis is the complete opposite of the puck bunnies I usually go for, a good girl with sick moves and a selfless streak a mile wide. I need to make amends, but she dodges me at every turn. It doesn't help that Callie's brother hates my guts, or that my agent thinks she's bad for my career.
But I could care less what they think. I can't let our little run-in on the ice be the end of our story. Because when I set my sights on something, I won't rest until I score.
The Scandalous Flirt - Olivia Drake
Scandal begins with just one kiss. . .
Aurora Paxton was once the belle of the ball, the most sought-after debutante of the season―until a scandalous mistake ruined her. Shunned by her family, Rory was banished to the country to live in disgrace. Now she's been summoned back to London by her stepmother, who is being blackmailed by the least likely person Rory can imagine: Lucas Vale, Marquess of Dashell.
Lucas is someone Rory's known for years―a man as devastatingly handsome as he is coldly disapproving of her. What in the world could he want from her or her family? Rory intends to find out as soon as she comes face to face with her old foe. What she never expects, however, is that the icy aristocrat has a soft spot for her―and a secret plan to redeem her status. Could it be that Lucas has been in love with Rory all along. . .and has finally found a way to win her heart?
The Christmas Cowboy Hero - Donna Grant
New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant returns to Texas, where a small-town legend just might find the greatest gift of all. . .
'Tis the season for ex-Navy SEAL Clayton East to come home for the holidays—even if the mood at home is anything but festive. His father is ill. The East Ranch is in financial trouble. And now it's on Clayton, the prodigal son, to make sure his family doesn't lose everything.
Headstrong Abby Harper is like a mother to her younger brothers, who she's helped raise since she was a teenager. Keeping them in line is no small task while she's also working toward her college degree. And now that one of her brothers has been arrested for stealing cattle at the East Ranch, Abby is at her wits' end. But there is a silver lining: Clayton East. He believes in second chances, and is willing to give one to her brother this Christmas. Letting beautiful Abby—and the inescapable longing in his heart—off the hook, however, is a whole 'nother story. Could it be that the woman of this local hero's dreams has been back at home all along?
The Trouble with Twelfth Grave - Darynda Jones
Grim Reaper Charley Davidson is back in the twelfth installment of Darynda Jones' New York Times bestselling paranormal series, The Trouble with Twelfth Grave.
Ever since Reyes Farrow escaped from a hell dimension in which Charley Davidson accidentally trapped him, the son of Satan has been brimstone-bent on destroying the world his heavenly Brother created. His volatile tendencies have put Charley in a bit of a pickle. But that's not the only briny vegetable on her plate. While trying to domesticate the feral being that used to be her husband, she also has to deal with her everyday life of annoying all manner of beings—some corporeal, some not so much—as she struggles to right the wrongs of society. Only this time she's not uncovering a murder. This time she's covering one up.
Add to that her new occupation of keeping a startup PI venture—the indomitable mystery-solving team of Amber Kowalski and Quentin Rutherford—out of trouble and dealing with the Vatican's inquiries into her beloved daughter, and Charley is on the brink of throwing in the towel and becoming a professional shopper. Or possibly a live mannequin. But when someone starts attacking humans who are sensitive to the supernatural world, Charley knows it's time to let loose her razor sharp claws. Then again, her number one suspect is the dark entity she's loved for centuries. So the question becomes: Can she tame the unruly beast before it destroys everything she's worked so hard to protect?
Ride Wild - Laura Kaye
Brotherhood. Club. Family.
They live and ride by their own rules.
These are the Raven Riders...
Wild with grief over the death of his wife, Sam "Slider" Evans merely lives for his two sons. Nothing holds his interest anymore—not even riding his bike or his membership in the Raven Riders Motorcycle Club. But that all changes when he hires a new babysitter.
Recently freed from a bad situation by the Ravens, Cora Campbell is determined to bury the past. When Slider offers her a nanny position, she accepts, needing the security and time to figure out what she wants from life. Cora adores his sweet boys, but never expected the red-hot attraction to their brooding, sexy father. If only he would notice her...
Slider does see the beautiful, fun-loving woman he invited into his home. She makes him feel too much, and he both hates it and yearns for it. But when Cora witnesses something she shouldn't have, the new lives they've only just discovered are threatened. Now Slider must claim—and protect—what's his before it's too late.
The Highlander's Princess Bride - Vanessa Kelly
In Vanessa Kelly's enchanting series, three young women descended from royalty overcome their scandalous beginnings to win the hearts of the ton's most eligible men . . .
The illegitimate daughter of the Prince Regent might be expected to pursue various dubious professions. Actress, perhaps, or artist's model. Even courtesan. Victoria Knight, however, has become a governess—a respectable choice, until she travels to Scotland to meet her new charges. The younger brothers of Nicholas Kendrick, Earl of Arnprior, aren't children at all. They're brawny, wild Highland men. As for the Earl, he's handsome, guarded, and far too compelling . . . especially for a woman hiding a dark secret.
Nick needs a proper teacher to transform his unmarriageable brothers—and a sensible,
straight-laced wife for himself. Miss Knight seems to fit the bill on both counts. But he soon discovers there is more to Victoria than he thought. It's not just her notorious origins, or the danger that's followed her all the way to Scotland. It's the fiery loyalty beneath that sedate façade. This, the real Victoria, is the woman Nick is starting to desire so desperately. And what an earl wants, he'll use every seductive means to get . . .
Can't Let Go - Gena Showalter
New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter is back with a sizzling Original Heartbreakers tale about an icy war vet and the only woman capable of melting him…
With trust issues a mile long, Ryanne Wade has sworn off men. Then Jude Laurent walks into her bar, and all bets are off. The former army ranger has suffered unimaginably, first being maimed in battle then losing his wife and daughters to a drunk driver. Making the brooding widower smile is priority one. Resisting him? Impossible.
For Jude, Ryanne is off-limits. And yet the beautiful bartender who serves alcohol to potential motorists tempts him like no other. When a rival bar threatens her livelihood—and her life—he can't turn away. She triggers something in him he thought long buried, and he's determined to protect her, whatever the cost.
As their already scorching attraction continues to heat, the damaged soldier knows he must let go of his past to hold on to his future…or risk losing the second chance he desperately needs.
Cowboy, It's Cold Outside - Lori Wilde
Everyone in town knows that Christmas in Twilight has a way of bringing lovers together . . . but will its magic bring this pair from "I won't" to "I do"?
Wearing a too-tight "Santa Baby" costume held in by a double pair of Spanx, Paige MacGregor runs headlong into a gorgeous, grey-eyed hunk of a long, tall cowboy. And not just any cowboy, but country-western star Cash Colton, visiting Twilight to perform in a charity concert. Most women would melt at his feet, but Paige knows all too much about self-assured men with cocky attitudes, so she tells him to get lost.
Cash is in town, nursing his own broken heart, but Paige has knocked him off his feet. He's convinced she's perfect—someone to inspire his music and share his now-empty bed. True, he's not marriage material, but he's determined to convince her that they're perfect together—at least for a while. But what he doesn't count on is falling in love with the one woman who isn't about to give him the time of day!
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All of those look really good but I like the first book cover the most.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hehe that one caught my attention tooDelete
some great books there!ReplyDelete
Lots of great romance novels! May I suggest adding Follow by Tessa Bailey's? It publishes today and it is her first self-hosted novel. Her books are sooooo good and in sure this one will be too!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful week. =)
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I'll check it out, thanks Alyssa!!Delete
There are some great books coming out this week right?ReplyDelete
Ride Wild and Sea King are my two favorite loves for the whole year. They were just fantastic, so if you haven't read those yet, you definitely need to. I am reading Can't Let Go tonight so I am eager for that one. Thanks for sharing these.Replies
I have Sea King, just need to read it :DDelete
give me alll... i really need to stay away from these posts. Thought I think I have some ARCs of these, need to investigate farther.ReplyDeleteReplies
Woohoo for ARCs :DDelete
I've already read and adored Cowboy Christmas Hero and Twelfth Grave, but the new Showalter is calling to me from your list. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm doing 12th Grave right now and it's goooooooood :DDelete
Oh some good ones up there. I cannot wait for the new Charley Davidson on audio!!ReplyDelete
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Mum blogged about some of the things she is making at the moment in the last post. I recommend going back and looking at her pictures ... but not 'til you've finished here of course! :)
So, let me introduce you to our outdoorsy crochet. Some from the past and some currently for sale as patterns or finished objects.
|Little hanging baskets made from bright t-shirt yarn hanging on a trellis. I filled them with strawberry and tomato plants. Can you see the two little crochet bird friends keeping watch?
|Flower pot covers.
| Again in T-Shirt yarn. Mum turned some of these into bigger hanging baskets.
|Pretty, aren't they? Particularly if you match your pot colour with your flowers. They make a real feature.
|These are my favourites! We sell loads of them every year in many different colours.
|Tiny (although bigger than life-size) woolly bumble bees. With shiny stingers and antennae.
|I don't know if you can see clearly but I have a whole swarm in the bush in my front garden. We sell the bees and the pattern in our Etsy shop.
|If you're really brave ... what about a nest of spiders crawling on your decking?
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Missionary work is a topic very much on the minds of our church leaders, and a key part of our identity as Latter-day Saints. Unfortunately, the topic of "missionary work" all too often brings up feelings of guilt and anxiety for many members, myself included. I was surprised to find, however, that as I worked on this post and read through the lyrics of this hymn, I was always more cheerful by the time I was through. This hymn is filled with a buoyant optimism and it comes from focusing on the message we share as missionaries.
Throughout its three verses, we are told to "go forth" with four things:
"Go forth with faith" (verse 1)
"Go forth with hope" (verse 1)
"Go forth with love" (verse 2)
"Go forth with power" (verse 3)
I find that pattern quite interesting. Missionaries are to go forth armed with the main Christian virtues ("And faith, hope, charity … qualify him for the work," as D&C 4:5 reminds us), but also "with power." These are what it takes to succeed as a missionary, and it's exactly how we prepare our youth: parents train them up in faith, hope, and charity throughout their lives, and then we send them through the temple to receive an endowment of power.
It's also interesting to see which virtues are paired with which parts of the gospel message. Verse one opens like this:
Go forth with faith to tell the world
Of Jesus Christ, the Lord.
Bear witness he is God's own Son;
Proclaim his wondrous word.
We need faith so that we can preach Jesus Christ. Why is faith paired with that message? In the bible, the words usually translated as "faith" connote an interpersonal relationship of trust and loyalty. Having "faith" is perhaps better thought of as "being faithful" in the same sense as fidelity to a spouse. It takes faith to preach Jesus because faith is a personal relationship, and unless we have that strong relationship with our Savior, how can we "bear witness" of him?
Verse one also contains the virtue of hope:
Go forth with hope and courage strong
To spread the word abroad
That people of all nations
Are children of our God
Any missionary can tell you that hope is absolutely vital to the work. Hope is a refusal to be beaten down by the enormity of the task or its slow progress or its difficulty. It takes strong hope, mixed with a healthy dose of "courage," to ignore the many "no's" and focus on the possibility of one "yes." I think it's no coincidence that we send out youth as our missionaries—young kids, at the most optimistic and energetic time in their lives. Our young men and women have a capacity for hope that the rest of us would do well to regain.
The next verse moves on to talk about charity:
Go forth with love to tell the world
The joy of families—
That we may be with those we love
Thru all eternity
Notice that "love" actually shows up twice in this stanza: "go forth with love," and "those we love." It takes love to preach families, because that's the cardinal virtue for success in family life. We can't testify to the "joy of families" unless we've felt it.
And finally the third verse tells us why we need power:
Go forth with pow'r to tell the world
The gospel is restored
That all may gain eternal life
Thru Jesus Christ, the Lord.
It takes power to preach the restoration, because it is one of the most ridiculed elements in Mormonism, but also one of its richest doctrines. The power of our missionary force is directly related to the conviction with which they can testify that "the gospel is restored," and that "all may gain eternal life."
Overall, I love this hymn because it's about the message we bear. Other missionary hymns focus on the people we need to teach, or the impressive numbers of our missionary force. Focusing on the message helps me remain optimistic about the work. If I remember the joyful message that I have, and how much of a blessing it has been to me, I can find the faith, hope, love and power to share it.


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How do you keep innovating & pushing forward?
I'm sitting here with a few campaigns I need to design and build. None of them are all too spectacular in concept. A lot about sending regular commincations to customers and some informative pieces. Nothing too groundbreaking.
All the same, I'd like to keep pushing the email campaigns forward, in terms of design and build. I'm struggling to think of ideas on what I can inject into them to push them forward and keep me on my toes.
How do you guys keep pushing the boundaries for ho-hum sort of campaigns?


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Dennis, also known online as runningpinoy, used to be a typical, sedentary, IT person until he got bored in his cube and started running… and rediscovered the world around him, outside his cube.
He started running as a past time, but after running a few races he found himself addicted to it, joining just about every race that comes around. It started with a "Miracle," and the rest as they say is history. Now he's off for more, gaining new friends along the way, and inspiring others to get off their butt and start running. Different routes, different times, and different adventures each time. As long as there is a race, there's always something new to discover. He used to dream or running alongside "real" marathoners, and then one day he was living his dream. He even got a chance to become an ultramarathoner himself—all these in less than a year since he started. He just stopped dreaming and started to run towards his dreams.
What lies ahead? He also doesn't know. Run as long as there's a chance, and who knows where your feet will take you next…
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I am a Christian but I am really interested in Wicca and am trying to explore that. However, my mom doesn't approve. Any advice? —K.L.
Dear K.L., You could do some research, then sit down with her and ask her why she doesn't approve—and then research again based on what she says so you can address her concerns. For example, many Christians believe that Wiccans worship Satan, or that we try to cast spells contrary to nature. These are both completely absurd fears; in fact, they are the exact opposite of the truth (the witches I know don't really believe in "evil," let alone in Satan. And we honor and revere nature more than any spiritual path I know.) You really can't blame your mom, given the stupid false stereotypes about witches out there in the media! But if you do your research, maybe she will be open to being educated and understanding the beautiful truth about Wicca and how we are all, of all religions, living in the light of the same Spirit. If you do your very best to educate her and she still doesn't approve, then you will have to just block her out and go about your explorations on your own, in private. But at least you will know that you did your best! 🙂 Blessed Be, K.L.:) —Annie
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I am a Christian but I am really interested in Wicca and am trying to explore that. However, my mom doesn't approve. Any advice? —K.L.


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So I got my first really nasty blog comment today. It was a fantastic way to start my Monday so thank you Ashlee36! I know that is par for the course when you have a blog and put yourself out there like this, there are bound to be people who don't like what you say or do. Totally understandable. Now I must admit that by nature I am a total smartass so I am bound to upset some folks and if I do, I apologize. Anything I say is just in jest people! I'm just trying to give you a lil' chuckle during a day full of obligations and responsibilities. And if you know me at all, you know that I make fun of myself WAY more than I do anyone/anything else! So chillax. It is just a silly little design blog. And if you don't like it, then you don't have to read it.
So with all that being said...and as I am about to debut my new blog and online shop I thought it was good time to send out a survey of sorts to those of you that read my blog so going forward, I can give you more or less of what you want.
1) How did you hear about this blog?
2) How often do you read this blog and when (day of the week, time of day, etc)?
3) Are there any segments (Decorganizing, Designer Peeves, This Week I...,Before&After, etc.) that you would like to see more or less of?
4) What has been your favorite post so far?
5) Is there anything that you would like me to talk about/showcase that I have yet to talk about?
Feel free to add any additional comments (but please only polite or constructive ones)!
I will choose a winner (at random) out of all that participate in this survey. All you have to do is leave a comment with your answers like so...
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Before working on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and now Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Sledgehammer Games was creating a third-person project in the blockbuster franchise.
Sledgehammer co-founder Glen Schofield told Game Informer (which has a cover story on Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare) that the studio was about six to eight months into the third-person Call of Duty project, which was set during the Vietnam War. "... We were really getting into the story," Schofield said. "We had a big moment that I would love to get into a game someday, but it's not something we could do in first-person."
Regarding the project's setting, Schofield said that while everyone only thinks about Vietnam regarding the 1960s and '70s war, it was in Cambodia and Laos as well. "We did a lot of research on that war," explained Schofield, who helped create Dead Space. "... We were definitely going for some Dead Space moments. It was going to be a fresh take on war, that's for sure."
Ultimately, about 15 minutes of the third-person Call of Duty project were playable after a half-year of development, and that's when Activision asked Sledgehammer if it was interested in helping out with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The rest — as they say — is history.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is Sledgehammer's first solo project in the FPS series, and it's slated for a November 4 release on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
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Nichicon and SBE Announce Initial Partnership to Develop Hybrid DC Link Capacitor Banks
Barre, Vermont, USA and Kyoto, Japan – June 24, 2017 – SBE and Nichicon announce a partnership to develop a hybrid DC Link Capacitor bank. The developed systems will utilize SBE's patented Power Ring Technology as the "front end" enabler and advanced high power Aluminum Electrolytic capacitors from Nichicon as the efficient energy storage element. The 2 companies will work collaboratively with initial customers desiring advanced DC Link solutions by providing full system validation simulation and full scale qualification systems.
The Hybrid DC Link system, called the Bank Hardener, utilizes the industry leading SBE Power Ring Capacitor. By tailoring the impedance of the extremely low ESL/ESR Power Ring and the specifically characterized Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor bank system, the result is a very high current density DC Link that also has space efficient energy storage capabilities. Such systems are a highly desired part of the newly emerging SiC and GaN converters for next generation systems and advanced high voltage/high efficiency Si systems for utility and alternative energy applications.
SBE Power Ring Technology achieves the industry's highest level of current density and allows customers to utilize the highest usable voltage for their semiconductor strategy. Combining SBE's proven performance with Nichicon's dependable Aluminum Electrolytic power capacitors is a winning combination for industry leading implementations of the next generation.
"The Bank Hardener is a very unique technology and Nichicon is extremely excited to be working with SBE to bring it to market." said Kevin Sheldon, President, Nichicon (America) Corporation.
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About Nichicon
Nichicon is a global leader in the production of electronic products, including, aluminum electrolytic capacitors, conductive polymer capacitors, electric double layer (EDLC) and film capacitors as well as power supplies, EV charging stations, and thermistors. Nichicon Corporation is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan and has numerous manufacturing facilities in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. For more information, visit www.nichicon.com.
About SBE
SBE traces its history back to Sprague Electric Co, an early pioneer of capacitors to the world in 1936. SBE became an independent company in 1986 always focusing on advanced capacitor designs and more recently building a patent portfolio of unique designs that solve important, critical problems on the Electrical and Electronics industry. Headquartered in Vermont, SBE has additional facilities in Colorado and China.
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1001 Knights
Hi everyone!!!! Ok it's been a while, but life has just been moving WAY too fast. But what you want to know about is ODE!!! And behold… we're gonna have a mini comic about Stana's origin story in the 1001 Knights Anthology!!! Annie (haha hi!) and Kevin Jay Stanton have been working for over a year on this project (and hence why she hasn't had as much time to do Ode among other things which are soon going to be completed!). Tim has written this really awesome story about Stana's past (and that incident with THE DRAGON) and there are even new characters (that you may see here in the future) 1001 Knights is a massive 3-volume anthology project focusing on creating people-positive characters with feminist overtones.
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INTUG Responds to CEPT Consultation on Indoor Coverage
The issue of mobile indoor coverage is currently under consideration in several CEPT (European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations) administrations. The ECC (Electronic Communications Committee) of CEPT put together a consultation to collect best practices on mobile indoor coverage.
INTUG provided the following response to this consultation:
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A Bold Transformation
Dear colleagues,
For several months the College has been working on a new plan to shape our future and continue to offer leaders what they need to succeed. We are planning a bold transformation that will give a very different form and feel to our future. We've been appreciative of the engagement of members in this process and incorporated your feedback into our deliberation and planning.
We believe the College understands the current climate of an ever increasing pace of change that is driving health care leaders to manage multiple change efforts simultaneously. We are committed to supporting leaders and their organizations to anticipate the future and empower the present. We want to offer resources, information, and foresight to assist you to not only survive, but thrive.
CBHL is building on its long-lived history and will focus on promoting change by mobilizing expertise, influencing the policy process, forecasting the future, spreading new ideas, stimulating public debate, and offering creative and practical solutions to tackle pressing problems. "We don't make leaders, we make leaders better."
We'll add value by building awareness, spreading solutions, and galvanizing thought leadership through a suite of resources. CBHL has long facilitated thought leaders in convening to support collaboration and incubation of innovative solutions. Building on this foundation, we plan to more formally facilitate leaders and organizations in collaboration and shared innovation as we believe that this is where sustainable solutions reside.
We begin this new focus at Summit on September 27-28, 2018 in Richmond, VA. At Summit we will touch on the historic frame of behavioral health, address concepts of behavioral health leadership in the current environment, and determine what we must do together for behavioral health leaders and organizations to be successful in the future. We'll tell you more about our future plans there and, for those of you who can't attend, we'll follow up with an on-demand webinar with the same information.
We look forward to seeing you in Richmond!
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We are currently looking for volunteers in the following communities.
- Tavistock
- Ivybridge
- Honiton
- Budleigh Salterton.
- Liskeard
- St Austell
- Truro
- Penzance
- Camborne
- Wadebridge.
Most talks will take place Monday to Friday, during normal office hours, so weekday availability is required.
The level of commitment depends entirely on each volunteer and you can give as much or as little time as you want to this role.
What will you be doing?
As a Speaker to Community Groups, you'll perform the following tasks:
- deliver a variety of talks- either general talks about our work, or talks on specific subjects tailored to the needs of the group (materials and information will be provided)
- become familiar with the range of our information and local services
- answer questions from the audience and distribute information if appropriate
- monitor the number of people at the talk and feedback to your volunteer manager
- seek out new groups interested in receiving a talk
- promote the work of Action on Hearing Loss
- meet with other volunteers and staff to discuss your work and suggest any improvements.
Why do we need you?
Our Speaker Volunteers help us to share valuable information about our services to the general public. We need more enthusiastic individuals to join us, so people confronting deafness, tinnitus and hearing loss can take control of their lives and remove the barriers in their way.
What skills do you need?
Here's what we think could be beneficial:
- confidence in speaking to individuals, groups and professionals
- knowledge of, or willingness to learn about, issues affecting people confronting deafness, tinnitus or hearing loss
- friendly, reliable and approachable manner
- ability to listen to questions and to answer appropriately – redirecting questions to staff if you are unable to answer in full
- happy to work with a wide range of people.
What support will you get?
We value your time and commitment and want to make sure you are enjoying volunteering with us.
In a recent survey, 92% of our volunteers would recommend Action on Hearing Loss as a good place to volunteer.
Regular support will be given by your own Volunteer Manager especially in the early stages of your role as you settle in. You will also receive informal support from other Action on Hearing Loss volunteers and staff as you work together.
Here's what our volunteers say:
"I enjoy meeting people and helping them with their queries. Hearing loss can cause frustration and isolation, leading to loss of confidence. If I'm able to improve someone's quality of life by sharing information or raising awareness of how others can help, then that's very satisfying." RB
What training is offered?
Action on Hearing Loss offers full, on-going training for all volunteers including an induction programme and further training specific to the volunteering role. This may include:
- training in Understanding Hearing Loss
- the opportunity to attend other training relevant to the role.
What will you gain?
Our volunteers receive the following benefits:
- training – learning new skills, and gaining up-to-date knowledge of issues affecting people confronting deafness, tinnitus and hearing loss.
- experience – meeting new people in different situations, building new friendships with other Action on Hearing Loss volunteers
- fulfilment– knowing that the time you provide will make a real difference to the 10 million people with hearing loss in the UK, the people we support, and raising deaf
- awareness throughout society as a whole
- expenses – all reasonable expenses incurred as a result of your volunteering will be reimbursed according to the Action on Hearing Loss expenses policy
- opportunity to try other volunteering roles locally with Action on Hearing if available.
You may need to be able to travel locally, whether by car or public transport. All reasonable travel expenses will be reimbursed, according to the Action on Hearing Loss Travel and Subsistence Policy.
What next?
Thanks for taking the time to read these details. Ready to apply for this role? Excellent!
Please complete our online application form or, if you are interested and would like an informal chat, please get in touch with us. We would be delighted to hear from you.
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