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An old Jewish rabbi once said, "God made man because He loves stories." Your life crosses with God's love, and it has a story to tell. Your life's story, which places faith in Jesus Christ, becomes a God story. Hebrews 12 talks about the Christian journey as a race run with our eyes fixed on Jesus, and the need to persevere in life. But it also speaks of Jesus as the author of our faith. You are God's saint. With the Holy Spirit living within, you, by faith, have a story to tell.
This is a God story from years ago.
It was 1945. World War II had drawn to a close and a young German soldier sat broken inside a prisoner of war camp in Scotland. He had been a reluctant soldier in Hitler's army, and here inside a prison, he had months to contemplate what had been and what was to come. The cities of his homeland were now reduced to rubble, the people impoverished. His sleep was haunted by nightmares of the terrors of warfare.
Then, in his prison barracks, someone put up pictures of the reality of the concentration camps in Dachau, Belzec, and Auschwitz, and the truth filtered into his awareness. He saw faces of Nazi victims. Was this what he had fought for? Has my generation, as the last, been driven to our deaths so the concentration murderers could go on killing and Hitler could live a few months longer?
Because of his depression, his awareness of wartime destruction, and his continued captivity, this soldier lived in a dark cloud of shame and disgrace. That was the hardest thing – dark despair, which had a stranglehold on him and choked him.
A visiting chaplain gave this young German soldier a Bible, and with little else to do, he began reading it. In the lament Psalms, he heard resonant voices, the agony of people who felt God had abandoned them. In the story of Christ crucified, he encountered a God who knew what it was to experience suffering, abandonment, and shame. Feeling utterly forsaken himself, the German soldier found a friend in the One who from the cross had cried,
"My God my God, why have you forsaken me" (Matthew 27:46).
Then in 1947, he was permitted to attend a Christian conference that brought together young people from across the world. The Dutch participants asked to meet with German POWs who had fought in the Netherlands. This young soldier was one of them. He went to the meeting full of fear, guilt, and shame. His feelings intensified as the Dutch Christians spoke of the pain Hitler and his allies had inflicted, of the dread the Gestapo had bred into their hearts, and of the family and friends they'd lost in the disruption and damage to their communities.
Yet the Dutch Christians didn't speak out of a spirit of vindictiveness but came to offer forgiveness. It was completely unexpected. They embodied the love the German soldier had read about in the story of Christ, and it turned his life upside down. He discovered that, despite all that had passed, God looks on us with shining eyes of His eternal joy, and there is hope for the future.
The young German soldier was Jürgen Moltmann who would go on to become one of the greatest Christian theologians of the 20th century. Years later, with the message of the loving crucified God still indelibly printed on his heart, he penned these beautiful words: "The ultimate reason for our hope is not to be found at all in what we want, wish for, or wait for. The ultimate reason is we are wanted and wished for and waited for."
What is it that awaits us? Does anything await us at all, or are we alone? Someone is waiting for you, who is hoping for you, who believes in you. As the father waited for the prodigal son to return, so our heavenly Father waits for us. As a mother takes her children into her arms and comforts them, so we are accepted and received. God is our last hope because we are God's first love.
You have a story to tell. Every saint has a story to tell. The story is retold eighty-seven times in the Old Testament.
"I am the Lord your God who brought you out of the land of Egypt,
And I will remember my covenant promise."
Everyone is retelling the stories of the redeemed – the ten plagues, the Exodus, the Red Sea crossing, the pillar of fire and cloud, the supernatural food of manna and the entrance into the Promised Land.
The New Testament is filled with stories of Jesus' miracles and His power to free a demoniac from evil spirits, heal a woman with twelve years' hemorrhage, raise Jairus' daughter from the dead, heal a man whose four friends dug a hole in the roof to lower him to Jesus, and give blind people their sight. People are amazed at what Jesus has done in their lives. They tell others about Him. There is no one like Jesus.
Oscar was my father. He was a farm boy raised in the fields of Park River, North Dakota and went to college at North Dakota State to play football for the Bison. As a sophomore, he was a starter when the team played Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, the number one team in the nation.
But then my father had a conversion and decided to leave a life wandering in his own choices to fix his eyes on Jesus and run the race of faith. God's Spirit led him to Augsburg College, then to Luther seminary and a life of serving as a pastor. All my life as a boy growing up, I listened to him preach the gospel of Jesus. I also heard his heart pray at our dinner table during family devotions. His faith story ignited my faith story. This is how it works.
You also have a faith story, a "before-Christ" and an "after-coming-to-faith-in-Christ" life. I find we are either a prodigal son who runs away from God the Father as if there is no god to find where demons dwell, or we're like the older brother who stays at home and does all the right things but never realizes the love the father has for him.
How long has it been since you first believed? When did your faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord come alive? Hebrews 12:2 says,
"Jesus is the author . . . of our (stories of) faith."
Many of us were baptized as infants and grew up trusting Christ. For others, faith came alive later in life and baptism was a public profession of the faith God had given. I remember Ruth Graham, the wife of evangelist Billy Graham, saying, "When did I trust Jesus? You might as well ask when I first loved my parents. I do not remember ever not loving Jesus."
So even if our faith story is one from our earliest memories of trusting Christ, yet people who are in our life experiences give depth and color to our faith journey. It is essential for us to be willing to share our God story with others.
Why might we be reluctant to share our love for Jesus with others? Revelation chapter 2 has a bold word of the orthodox church that did many good things. But a telling verse is found in Revelation 2:4:
"This I have against you, you have left your first love."
You have lost your first love.
If you have fallen far from God's presence, who is to blame? A person once wrote,
"God is like a pigeon in the park. I leisurely throw crumbs of leftover devotion when I feel like it. I've not only lost my first love, but I've also lost my joy. God uses my joylessness to snap me out of treating Him like a hobby to whom I give time if I feel like it. I create premeditated alibis to rationalize why I'm too busy to trust God, pray to Him, walk with Him, or worship Him in a way that would cultivate intimacy."
Have you lost your first love? Do you remember this verse from the children's song, "Jesus Loves Me"?
♬ I love Jesus, does He know?
Have I ever told Him so?
Jesus loves to hear me say
that I love Him every day. ♪
If you have lost your first love, I have three words to help rekindle the faith and hope within your heart and your passion for Jesus.
First, REMEMBER whose you are – a child of God! Jesus has made you in His own likeness. I implore you to seek God's face like a farmer would chase the harvest, like a hunter would pursue a deer, like a lover longing to connect. Remember what Jesus has done for you.
"There is nothing I desire besides you" (Psalm 73:25b).
The second word is REPENT. Change your mind. Reorient the whole of your life to allow space for God's Spirit in the center of your being. Reorder your priorities so Jesus becomes the central heartbeat of life. When we drift out of touch with the Lord, we leave paradise for the wilderness. Beg for God's mercy for your ambivalence. As it says in Hebrews 12:2,
"Throw off sin. Get rid of every encumbrance. Fix your eyes on Jesus."
The third word is RETURN. He is waiting for you in love. Come home to the fresh fire of His love. Dive into the fountain of grace. Drink deeply of His love, which has never stopped flowing.
"In the name of Jesus, we boldly come to the throne of grace
and receive mercy and help in our time of need" (Hebrews 4:16).
This, too, becomes part of your faith story. Fall in love with Jesus all over again.
Why is it important to share our God stories?
I have visited prisons in Iowa several times. I have found that even if I tell the story of Christ as eloquently as I know, the impact is much greater when it comes from a former prisoner who returns to share his faith story. When those men hear the story of a former prisoner who now has a good job, is married, has a family, is living clean of drugs and booze, is worshiping the Lord week by week, and is experiencing the power of transformation, it creates renewed hope in those prisoners. If God can change that man and resurrect him to a new beginning, maybe He can hear my prayer. Maybe God's Spirit can raise me up and transform my life to give me a new beginning.
I have seen . . .
• Jesus' love set people free from their addictions and give them new habits and new hope.
• Jesus' grace and love give hope to people who have recently gone through a painful divorce, then realize that, in the forgiveness of Christ, life is not over, and God can open up a new future.
• The love of Jesus heal the deep grief of someone who has laid to rest a precious loved one.
• The love of Jesus give courage and strength to people who are seeking to persevere in trouble and come through on the other side.
• The grace and forgiveness of Jesus call a rogue, immoral man out of his life of sin. He who sat belly up to the bar night after night, whose marriage and family were falling apart and was in danger of losing his job, said to me, "I have always believed but now I have repented of my sins. I have asked Jesus to be in the center of life. His grace has changed me. I have surrendered."
Telling our story produces three powerful impacts.
1. It deepens our connection with Christ and affirms the faith we confess.
2. It reveals the character of God – how the power of God works in people's lives.
3. The Spirit uses it to ignite faith in the hearts of those who hear it.
Can I get a witness? What is your God story? Dare you believe that if you share it with others, God can help them fall in love with Christ too? We have a story to tell because Christ is the hope of the world. Amen.
Pastor Lee Laaveg


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"The opening night of 'Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge' by Christopher Durang
in 2002 was one for the books," said Tracy Bridgen, artistic director of the City Theatre Company of Pittsburgh, an arts nonprofit and Huntington customer. "It was enormous pressure — opening night of a world premiere of a very notable writer's play that was commissioned and developed by City. The house was packed with friends, critics, the board of directors and, most notably, Chris Durang (a Tony Award-winning playwright and actor).
"The opening night of 'Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge' by Christopher Durang in 2002 was one for the books," said Tracy Bridgen, artistic director of the City Theatre Company of Pittsburgh, an arts nonprofit and Huntington customer. "It was enormous pressure — opening night of a world premiere of a very notable writer's play that was commissioned and developed by City. The house was packed with friends, critics, the board of directors and, most notably, Chris Durang (a Tony Award-winning playwright and actor).
"Act I began with a huge response! Roaring laughter, rounds of applause, building and uniting the audience in a wonderful crescendo until … the power on the city block went out. The house went to black, the emergency lights kicked on and the actors stood stock-still onstage as the audience went silent."1
Bridgen handled the situation like a pro; after all, the show had to go on. But the moment was a stark reminder of the precariousness of artistic moments. For many arts organizations, economic footing is equally tenuous.
For more than 40 years, City Theatre has been the cultural anchor of Pittsburgh's south side. The company, founded in 1975, first performed in schools, parks and housing projects. But in 1991, the troupe raised the curtain in its remodeled Bingham United Methodist Church, a venue featuring a 254-seat main stage and a 110-seat black-box theater.
City Theatre offers six plays each season, all of them Pittsburgh premieres with a few world premieres mixed in, and all new plays written within the last three or four years.
"We're taking risks on things that have never been done before," Managing Director James McNeel said. "The possibility of failure is there, and that's what makes it somewhat exciting."
Despite the chance for failure, the troupe thrived. The New York Times called City Theater "Pittsburgh's most innovative theater company."2
Sometimes City Theater has become a springboard to wider success. For example, George Brant's "Grounded," a one-woman show addressing the culture of drones in the military, premiered at City Theatre in Pittsburgh and a few years later arrived at New York City's Public Theater, in a new staging directed by Julie Taymor and starring Anne Hathaway.
When City Theatre signed with Sky Bank in 2005, few banks wanted to take on an arts nonprofit's risks. The troupe had debt, and McNeel said, and "not the most obvious business model in the world." But Sky backed the troupe anyway.
Like many nonprofits, City Theatre relies on a complex funding model built on support from subscribers and government, grants and individual and corporate donations. When the global financial crisis hit in 2008, much of this funding evaporated. City Theatre, which employs around 100 people in a given year, was in danger of going dark for good.
"The reason we're still here," McNeel said, "is because the businesses such as Huntington stepped in and gave us the best possible gift, which was a little bit of time for us to get ourselves reorganized and stable."
Specifically, Huntington maintained the nonprofit's accounts in good standing and continued providing a line of credit to help the nonprofit keep a healthy cash flow.
"Huntington inherited us. The fact that they stuck with us speaks to the fact that they're a different kind of bank," McNeel said. "They were willing to sit down with us and examine where we'd been, and take a look at where we wanted to go, and they said, 'Yeah, we can work with that, and we're willing to make some working capital available to you.'
"We certainly needed that capital for a little while, but we also haven't had to dip our toes into that line of credit for the last few years. I think that shows that it was a sound choice by Huntington to take a chance on us, and I don't know if a lot of other banks would've."3
Today, City Theatre helps playwrights develop new work and offers educational programs to support to emerging artists. Huntington Bank backs these school-based workshops and City Theatre's Young Playwrights Festival, which curates the six best student plays and then produces them with professional actors, directors and designers. Huntington also supports the City Theatre financially through a corporate giving program and sponsors the troupe's annual gala at Heinz Field.
"We're certainly not a big customer for Huntington," McNeel said. "And yet we've never felt like we were being treated like a small one. We feel very important to them."
With a little luck, the lights will remain on for decades to come. Break a leg, City Theatre!
City Theatre's Young Playwrights Festival brings to the stage several plays chosen from submissions to the Young Playwrights Contest. Photo Credit: City Theatre
With the financial help from corporate sponsors like Huntington Bank, City Theatre continues to stage regular productions from its home in Pittsburgh's historic South Side neighborhood. Photo Credit: Myra Falisz, City Theatre


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Of course I couldn't wait to start using them because Beth had said they were SO good and she was SO right!
My first item, super easy to make and oh my gracious so delicious was a fancified butterscotch pudding.
Here's how you make the Butterscotch pudding dessert
Ingredients:1 package cook and serve Butterscotch pudding (I prefer Dr. Oetkers's brand but Jell-O brand is good too.)1/2 cup heavy whipping cream1 bananaLawford's Banana Cream Syrup1 sugar cone crushed1 teaspoon of extract (I used Watkins Orange Extract but you can substitute vanilla or almond which would be delicious as well.)
1. Cook up the butterscotch pudding and then pour it into mason jars or bowls, then stick them in the fridge for about 25 minutes. I like to eat pudding while it is still warm, so I left mine in about 15 minutes. Cool enough that it won't melt the whip cream but still warm when you eat it.
2. Whip up the heavy whipping cream until soft peaks form, add 1 teaspoon of extract, whip and then top the pudding.
3. Drizzle on the vanilla cream syrup
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5. Stick a piece of banana on the side (like a lemon wedge)
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The next morning I had to try the maple cream syrup so I whipped up a batch of waffles, topped them with a banana and the maple cream syrup. Oh my gracious. My thighs jiggled just looking at the plate :)
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Piers Morgan's three-year run as CNN host of a news show at 9 p.m. is ending. CNN 'Out of News Business'; Megyn Kelly Critics 'Jealous'; Dismisses New Book (Q&A) "It's been a painful period and lately we have taken a bath in the ratings," Morgan told David Carr, The New York Times media columnist, who reported that Piers Morgan Live will "probably" see its last episode air this March.
A CNN rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that the show would be ending and stated that the "date of the final program is still to be determined." Morgan, the successor to Larry King at the hour, had hosted Piers Morgan Live on the network since January 2011. Morgan told the newspaper that CNN president Jeff Zucker had made the decision to cancel the show. THR.


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From Anne-Lise to Zoé, twenty-six little girls share their dreams and their imagination with the reader. Brave Mandy battles a carnivorous plant, sly Hedwige lies in wait for someone to fall into her book trap, and confused Cléo is in the wrong cinema. They are nothing like stereotypical little girls. [Source: publisher]
Twenty years on from Au théâtre des filles, which won the Grand Prix at Bologna in 1996, Nicolas Heidelbach is back with a new version updated for the twenty-first century, as relevant now as the first was then. Anne-Lise is a one-woman-band who hopes to soon hit the limelight. Nazgül irritates her gym teacher by eating an apple in class. Pépita lies in front of a mirror studying her own private parts. The German author's imaginary realm is as fantastical, offbeat, and provocative as ever. His creative, surprising, courageous girls challenge female stereotypes. His heroines are not afraid of getting their hands dirty, fighting boys, or turning into monsters. Though they might not be to everyone's taste, the twenty-six portraits are a faithful representation of the modern world. An A-Z that is half angel, half devil, offering an accurate reflection of each girl's inner life. [Source: Emmanuelle Pelot, Ricochet]. There is also a companion volume, Que font les petits garçons aujourd'hui ?, with 26 male characters, from Arnaud to Zorro.
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How do I connect? Is my data secure? I have differing technologies, how will that impact my business as it relates to the Internet of Things (IoT)?
With the emergence and growth of the IoT, people want to know about the basics and then some because, as they say, the devil is in the details. On Nov2, 2017, Aeris will present a Connectivity Management webinar to explain many of the nuances associated with connectivity, platforms, and the overall ability to view and control the entire IoT process — from provisioning to deployment to data collection and storage to analytics and billing. Our subject matter experts define the issues, take a look at the challenges, and then provide insights to solutions proven on a global scale.


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Coming soon: A Tribute to Keith Noel Emerson (1944-2016) in Keyboard
It is with great sadness that we learned of Keith Emerson's passing at the age of 71, just as this issue was going to press. Not only was Keith one of the greatest and most influential keyboardists in rock music, but he was also a friend to the staff and writers of this magazine for decades.
A creative composer and flamboyant performer, Keith turned on a generation of rock fans to classical, ragtime, and other musical styles, while his solo in Emerson, Lake & Palmer's 1970 hit "Lucky Man" introduced the Moog synthesizer to a wider audience. One highlight of his stage rig was his "monster Moog," a massive, highly customized modular system that Moog Music reverse engineered and offered as a limited edition in 2014.
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Recently 1.5 million dollars was spent by the previous owners on the Excelsior Springs project. The Exelsior Springs Target is a 2+ Million Ounce Gold/Silver Resource to be developed as the Exelsior Springs Open Pit.
The Buster Mine located on the Excelsior Flagship Property, discovered in 1872, produced a reported but, unconfirmed 18,000 tons ofof 37 grammes per ton Gold.
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A PTT study found that overseas oil business operators were diversifying into retail sales instead of selling only fuel. They had built retail outlets inside petrol station areas. This development trend overseas had prompted PTT to expand its retail business at its gasoline stations, he added.
Due to the limited number of PTT gasoline stations in Bangkok and its vicinity, PTT decided to purchase the 43-store network in the capital and provinces of the French retailer, through a bid by its affiliate retail arm.
Thai Energy Minister Wannarat Channukul said his ministry had not ordered PTT to scrap its Carrefour bid, and there had been no political interference in the business expansion plans of the country's largest oil conglomerate, as speculated.
"As a national energy firm, its main task is to ensure energy security. The plan to expand its retail business could have been seen as inappropriate as it is not the core business of PTT," Mr. Wannarat said.
Asked about a report that PTT decided to withdraw because it was lobbied by a business group, Mr. Wannarat said he had no knowledge about it.
PTT president Prasert Bunsumpun confirmed that the decision to drop the bid was made by the company and there was no pressure from the government.
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Spectralink Interview: Outdated NHS technology hampers effective patient care
TelecomsTech (TT) spoke with Simon Watson (SW) from Spectralink, a global leader in wireless solutions, about NHS England's recently announced £100m funding to modernise their "outdated" systems and improve patient care.
With a range of healthcare solutions, Spectralink is poised to offer clear insight into what aspects of the NHS needs to be updated in order to remove the barriers that prevent medical professionals from working efficiently in life or death situations.
TT: Spectralink made a Freedom of Information (FOI) request into the NHS which revealed the shocking statistic that two thirds of nurses and medical staff continue to rely on handwritten notes and corridor conversations to communicate vital patient information…
To my knowledge, here in the UK we are slightly "behind the curve" in terms of our medical technology – but why did the company feel the need to make this request?
SW: We wanted to get facts, as opposed to making assumptions. We have always focused very heavily in North America on increasing the productivity and efficiency of staff in hospitals.
There was a study which came out in 2013 by an organisation called Ponemon which researched how efficient doctors and nurses and staff were in hospitals in terms of "what are the disruptions to their clinical work which are created through inefficient working practices?"
The study indicated that, in the US, around about 45 minutes per person today was wasted on futile, mundane tasks of running backwards and forwards trying to find pieces of information that really they needed access to in order to treat patients efficiently.
Now when you look at the North American healthcare market - which is really a commercial operation - they are generally pretty efficient organisations… but even there it showed this waste of time.
If we extrapolate this out to the NHS; with the number of people employed there, and some educated guesses at salary ranges… that probably equates to about £1.1 billion/year in wasted efficiency.
So there are some fundamental things which are pointing to some very large numbers; which really should be addressed. The Freedom of Information Act, we started going in asking some questions about how technology is being used, what reliance staff still have on bits of paper and verbal transmission of key information… and it was really quite scary.
Two key statistics which came out of it;
- 61% of nurses and staff were still using handwritten notes and verbal communication to share really critical patient details; medical notes, discharge instructions…
- Only 34% were making use of electronic patient records to capture and share patient details.
The key fact that came out of that is information was only available on centralised workstations at the nursing point; so they weren't available on mobile devices at the patient's bedside. Again, this leads to a complete waste of time for nurses and doctors having to go back and forth to retrieve information.
TT: How do you think the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) trend will affect healthcare?
SW: You hit the nail on the head when you were saying we are a bit "behind the curve" in terms of healthcare technology within the NHS. Literally yesterday, in a partner meeting here in the States, we were talking about this because one of the huge waves we've seen of changing practices elsewhere is of this BYOD concept…
In the States, many hospitals are trying to find a way to use mobile devices; whether they're phones, or tablets, or all kinds of other devices to give to nursing staff so they have more speedy and accurate access to information - right there at the patient's bedside.
Our historic product range has been phone-like products that interface with the PDX and can allow you to send along alarms, alerts, and critical notifications straight to the handset. It's absolutely fascinating that, as productive as the BYOD story is, I think it's really starting to bring out all kinds of wrinkles in the issues of the technology…
For example, if you think of a hospital environment, they're not nice, cosy, carpeted offices; they are generally hard, concrete, or plastic-coated floors…
Take your own mobile phone and drop it two or three times on a hard floor and those consumer devices are just not made for harsh industrialised environments. We make devices that are rated against dust and liquid protection and, in a hospital environment in particular, they constantly have to be cleaned by chemical products…
A report from Holland, and it's amazing people didn't pick up on this more quickly, shows the growing rate of consumer-grade smartphones in hospitals is leading to further contamination of bacteria and MRSA because the devices are not being cleaned properly, and nor are they made to be cleaned by these harsh chemicals in a medical environment.
Consumer-products sound great in theory, but in practice is very different.
TT: What are some of the key areas you think need to be targeted by this funding?
SW: We are focusing really on how to increase flow of critical information from the hospital-side to the nursing staff at the bedside.
There are hospitals now looking at video conferencing. The growth of video in healthcare is just phenomenal, and previously Spectralink was part of Polycom, so we have a lot of exposure to the different types of applications of technology within healthcare.
There are some fantastic case studies of how various NHS trusts have used video communications to rapidly increase the assessments of cases for cancer care – I know certainly there are a couple in London which have practices in place.
In Cumbria, it's used to speed-up the rate in which they're diagnosed as having had a stroke and therefore given urgent treatment within a very critical timeframe so that they can be in-and-out of hospital within two or three days with relatively little after-care needed…
This is opposed to a delayed treatment which can mean a much-longer time in hospital and possibly years of ongoing care.
It's great that the NHS is finally making funds available to start investing in this productivity. You hear these horror stories of ambulances lining-up outside unable to get into the hospital; it clearly illustrates a fundamental lack of efficiency - that with some investment - could be turned around quickly.
TT: We can imagine that M2M will play a vital role in the future of healthcare – is this a view you share?
SW: I think it has to be. If you look outside of healthcare, so many industries are – not completely automated – but the level of automation and information flow is so dramatically improved in non-healthcare environments.
With the level of security available these days, with the quality of networks… all the infrastructure is there - it's lack of funding that is at the base. We're hoping with this new fund available it will really accelerate the level of technology available.
TT: Why do you think a modernisation of NHS' systems has taken so long?
SW: I don't know. Is it a lack of funds? Is it maybe a lack of resources to do it all properly? There are some very large system integrators that focus heavily on the NHS, and perhaps it's on the internal organisation side there are simply not enough people to look at the demands which are coming at them from all parts.
Whether it's patient care, patient safety, buildings and infrastructure, processes, targets that the government sets… it must be incredibly difficult for the people running these organisations to decide what the number one priorities are.
I suspect that for as long as governments set targets; people will put those at the top of their list, and something else has to be de-prioritised.
What do you think the NHS needs to focus on modernising with its £100m funding?
You can take a look at Spectralink's range of solutions here.
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FaceDeer wrote:Are you using a completely fresh download? I just did a major bit of optimization work that I merged into the master branch yesterday, it shouldn't have changed anything about how the mod worked but I don't think I tested extrusion explicitly. I'll test that now and see if I broke it.
Edit: Yup, extrusion is broken. One moment, I'll fix it.
Edit 2: How embarrassing. I think it was broken for a while now, the work I submitted yesterday didn't touch the spot that was going awry. In any event, though, is now fixed.
2019-01-19 02:31:59: ERROR[Main]: mod "technic" has unsatisfied dependencies: "pipeworks" "technic_worldgen"
2019-01-19 02:31:59: ERROR[Main]: mod "digtron" has unsatisfied dependencies: "technic"
DzarTheDemon wrote:(There's an axle in the center of the storage platform for rotating, it's hard to see in this picture.)
Isja Krass wrote:Hello,
I have a problem with the digtron:
The digtron says that it self has 26 nodes but only have the traction to move 6 nodes.
How can i get more traction?
Jancv wrote:Someone knows how I can fill in materials faster than manually
Jancv wrote:my Digtron made train tunnels, with two tracks and is prepared for any type of terrain.
LRV wrote:LRV wrote:I got another food mod xtraarmor, of course a customleather item needs to be added, but the chainmaila nd leather armor would be pretty fitting.
Why is there food in my sentence? XD
LRV wrote:The awards mod breaks digtrons in Minetest 5.0.1.
LRV wrote:LRV wrote:I got another food mod xtraarmor, of course a customleather item needs to be added, but the chainmaila nd leather armor would be pretty fitting.
Why is there food in my sentence? XD
ERROR[Main]: stack traceback:
.../mods/digtron/util.lua:315: in function "update_builder_item"
.../mods/digtron/nodes/node_builders.lua:131: in function "?"
.../game/register.lua:419: in function <.../game/register.lua:399>
CalebJ wrote:I know exactly how this bug happens, but I don't want to say it publically. I will PM you instead.
FaceDeer wrote:DIGTRON 2.0
CalebJ wrote:I've already sent you the bug report in PM, I see it in my sent messages :)
Yvanhoe wrote:FaceDeer wrote:DIGTRON 2.0
Transportable factories? Attachable mesecons, digilines, pipes and fabbers? Ability to access the inventories while moving? That can be wild!
Yvanhoe wrote:Ok sorry about the overenthusiasm. Digtron is my favorite mod so far and the one that got me hooked into minetest.
Yvanhoe wrote:The one thing I wanted to explore was what would happen if I were to add a block in digtron that would attach the 6 blocks touching it to the machine? I wondered if pipes, furnaces and autocrafters would work correctly.
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RFID wallets don't just keep your money and cards organized. They protect your information from fraud.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a form of short-distance electromagnetic method to transmit small bits of data. We have seen it being used in credit cards, passports, identification cards, and more.
The problem is someone can have an RFID reader, and scan your cards from just a few steps away from you. If it were your credit card, a clone could be created, which could lead to fraudulent payments from it.
RFID crime is real, and protecting yourself is the only way of knowing you are safe from being a victim. Before you buy the first RFID wallet you see, you should consider a few features. The leather quality, the capacity, and small details bake a difference between a high-quality wallet and one that should be avoided.
Another aspect of using a wallet is to consciously remember to take out your wallet every time you sit down. Most people with back pain get it as a result of wallet sciatica. It is a condition brought about by pressure to the lumbar discs where the sciatic nerve roots are located.
Our best choice for men; the Saddleback Leather Co. Medium Bifold Wallet. Made of top-grain leather and strong RFID-blocking material, it will keep your cards organized and safe.
We recommend Fossil Women's Emma RFID Tab Wallet to the ladies. It is also a genuine leather wallet in a medium size to fit in your oversize clutch or your carryall work tote.
Featuring a sleek modern design, Fossil Women's Emma is unlike other typical wallets. Designed with RFID-blocking material, you can rest assured knowing no one can read your cards.
Design Features
Boasting a construction from genuine leather material; this wallet gives you exceptional durability. You will find the smooth glazed leather soft to the touch, and it will even look better in the long run. The interior material is polyester and is lined with RFID-blocking material. Being made by Fossil, it also follows through with the reliable performance we expect from the brand.
It is hard to overstuff Emma since it comes with 12 slots for your credit cards, debit cards, business cards, and even your nearly expired coupons. With the interior zippered pocket, it can securely hold your change and small valuables.
What's more, it also includes four bill compartments to store your train ticket or a checkbook. Emma also has an ID card window. You can now flash your ID card instead of removing it every time you need to use it.
The roomy design of Emma is one of the reasons why you will love it. It comes in many colors including black, brown, blue/black stripes, bright multi-color, tan, grey stripe, sea pink, mineral grey, faded indigo, and Ecru Multi-Stripe.
Note that some wallet colors are more expensive than others. For example, the faded indigo is the most expensive color, while the blue stripe is the least expensive one.
There are complaints about Emma being a bit stiff. If you remove the cards, especially when you have used most of the slots, it may be difficult to put the cards back. This is because leather tends to be stiff when it's new, but it softens with time.
Fossil Women's Emma is a high-quality RFID wallet that is worth every penny. From the plenty room for your cards to the capability of blocking FRID readers, you will be pleased with your purchase. Choose a color that matches your tote, and keep your valuables safe.
Are you looking for a wallet that can take the place of a purse while offering RFID-blocking? Look no further than the Dante Women Traveler's Purse. The design allows you to carry up to 17 cards and have room for different banknotes.
Design Features
Available in 18 different colors, Dante Travel Purse is perhaps the most versatile RFID-blocking wallet for travel. It has a surprising amount of space to keep your cards safe and protected from damage.
This wallet has a construction from genuine top grain leather, which means it will accompany you on all your trips without a tear in the seams. Looking at the slots, you can store up to 17 cards including your passport and ID cards in the spacious slots.
It incorporates an ID card window and three bill compartments along with a zippered change pocket. It allows you to keep everything organized for smooth access when you need it. Not to mention that it has a pen slot, so you won't have to borrow one when you need it.
We like that this wallet can fit slim phones, like an iPhone, without the bulging up. And, best of all, it uses a sturdy Dante zipper.
With the wristlet strap, you can hang it casually around your wrist when you don't want to bring a bag.
RFID Blocking
Dante uses proprietary RFID blocking material that does not produce any crinkling noises. It shields from RFID frequencies from 10MHz to 3000MHz. It includes a 13.56MHz frequency, which is used by credit cards. However, this wallet doesn't block the 125kHz frequency, which is used by older proxy contactless cards.
When you have all the card slots filled, you can't insert a checkbook or iPhone without stressing the zipper. If you manage to put in the phone together with the cards, you might notice an unsightly bulge.
Dante Women's RFID Blocking Travel Purse is a functional wallet that feels luxurious and comfortable. For your travel purpose, it fulfills the idea of safety and privacy, especially when traveling to crowded areas. Its many pockets allow you to carry your passport, cards, cash, and a phone in a compact purse.
If you want a wallet that only holds the essentials, Dante has a bi-fold design for you. Featuring an exclusive RFID blocking material, it is a stylish wallet that protects your valuables.
Design Features
Dante Bifold comes in two designs. One can hold eight cards while the other can hold six cards. Your choice depends on the number of cards you own. Due to the top grain, pebbled leather construction, it might take you a while until you break it in.
You can count on this wallet to remain in good condition for a long time. It is weatherproof and scratch-proof. Plenty of people have noticed that the colors don't fade over time. If you want to maintain its sleek exterior, apply leather oil from time to time.
The six-card bifold will easily fit into your back pocket, coat, crossbody purse, or tote. It achieves a flat profile such that it will not draw attention to you. The wallet also comes with an ID card window, a zippered change pocket, and a full-length bill pocket.
Looking at the closure mechanism, Dante Bifold will snap back using a tab that allows it to stay secure.
Like its travel purse cousin, the Dante Bifold RFID shields RFID frequencies between 10mHz and 3000mHz. It is, therefore, a must-have if you have contactless cards.
Since the coin section is on the exterior of the wallet, you should place the wallet against the lining of your pocket. Zippers are prone to scratching phones and sunglasses, so keep that in mind when carrying this wallet.
When you have a small bag, it is hard to find an equally small wallet, let alone one that will provide information safety. Dante Bifold fulfills this need with a stylish wallet that allows carrying of the essentials. It lasts long and is available in lots of amazing colors.
Saddleback Leather Co. is best known for its quality of leather. When it comes to their wallets, you can expect nothing but top quality at an affordable price. Their men's Bifold RFID wallet is anything like other wallets thanks to its careful craftsmanship.
Design Features
When your wallet arrives, you will notice a pungent leather smell. It has a construction from full grain leather which gets better with time. It is a premium-quality wallet that is UV and stain-resistant. It will be of service until you get bored of seeing it every other day.
The lining is made of strong pigskin, while the thread is marine-grade. So, it will never rip, no matter how much you stuff it.
The interior is quite spacious. You will find three card slots on one side, and the other has one card slot and an ID card window. Behind the cards, it has three pockets, including one where you can place your bills without folding them.
Saddleback steers away from using plastic in the ID window such that it will never crack or get cloudy. This way, you can maintain a sleek look, especially when getting your cards out in a high-end restaurant.
Between the leather and lining, an RFID material has been sewn in. It ensures your information stays put whether in a crowded New York street or during travel. It is an excellent pick if you are a minimalist looking for a classic style in an RFID wallet.
Most people have noticed that this is a thick wallet. As such, it tends to make cards bulge, and it may break them if you sit on your wallet. To resolve this problem, you will have to wear your wallet in the front pocket and wait for at least two months for the wallet to relax and become flat.
Saddleback RFID Bifold is a real classic, except for the fact that it protects your cards from fraud. It is sleek and can withstand the most wear and tear of everyday use. Seeing that it is minimalistic, you won't have a problem wearing it in your regular pants or jeans pocket. And, remember to be patient in the break-in period.
If you don't want to wait for your wallet to lay flat in your pocket, you better grab the Bellroy Hide & Seek Slim RFID Wallet. It is a high-end wallet, so you should expect to pay a little more.
Design Features
Featuring a compact profile, Bellroy Hide & Seek is available in three different colors. It covers just about every aspect of cash-carrying. It is about a few millimeters thick, so it won't cause bulges or breakage of cards when you sit.
Even with the lack of bulk, it is noticeably well-made, owing to the use of original leather. After you have put in all your cards, the bi-fold design is not disrupted, but it still needs time to relax. The good thing is that it will look good even when stretched.
Bellroy has chosen to use polyester in the lining. But, unlike other wallets, it is not all flat and lacking. It has a beautiful pattern that adds flair to the inside.
The capacity of the Bellroy Hide & Seek is also a nice touch as it has lots of space for all your cards. The five card slots are distributed on either side of the wallet. It, however, lacks an ID window but it includes two bill and receipt compartments. There's a tiny inside pocket in the cash compartment, which we figured must be for a few coins since it has a flap to prevent them from falling out.
Its most functional feature must be its RFID protection lining. It does a nice job of shielding your personal information and ensures you never have to deal with scammers.
This wallet can store more than five cards in its slots. Since it is a leather wallet, it tends to stretch out. If you fill it to the brim and later take a few things out, the remaining items might fall out due to the abundance of free space.
Bellroy Hide & Seek is slimmer than most classic wallets. It is aesthetically appealing as much as it is durable and protective. It is creatively made, and most people agree that novelty design warrants its high price.
Fossil is known for making conventional and highly functional wallets in the midrange price. And, this Flip ID Bifold wallet is no exception.
Design Features
This wallet enhances a classic design with a modern touch. This is thanks to the sliding 2-in-1 slots. Made of 100% cowhide leather; it is designed to be your everyday companion as it organizes your cards safely. On the inside, it is graced by a smooth lining that comes in handy to protect the RFID lining.
The configuration of this bifold spells spacious. It has two ID windows, eight card slots, two slide pockets, and one bill compartment. Luckily, it relaxes fast. You'll find it easy to retrieve your cards without the risk of them falling out when you hold the wallet in an upside-down position.
This wallet can fit into jeans and cargo pants pockets. Since it is a bit thicker and bulkier than others, you will want to steer clear of using it with suit pants until it relaxes.
Even though it is thick, being soft ensures your cards are not at risk of breaking. The wallet stretches and accommodates different sizes of cards.
For a wallet that maintains style and effectiveness, Fossil has done a pretty good job.
Fossil Flip ID Bifold has been reported to start peeling little over a year from many people's time of purchase. Considering it has a one-year warranty, it brings on the question of how accurate is the genuine leather claim made by Fossil.
Fossil Flip ID Bifold is styled with your needs in mind. From the RFID protection to many card slots, it is a reliable model for everyday use. With a flip-up ID window, it means you never have to fish out an ID from under the other cards. It is convenient and a valuable asset in busy streets.
A wallet is an everyday carry item. Most men carry a wallet in the back pocket, but this wallet is created to fit the front pocket. Enter the Saddleback Front Pocket RFID Wallet. From a brand we have all come to love and appreciate, comes a unique wallet that suits fashionable men.
Design Features
Known to use the toughest leather to last a lifetime; this wallet remains slim and elegant. Its bifold design can hold a ton of cards while remaining significantly flat. Nobody will think of prying into your pockets since nothing will be visible.
You can get this wallet in four different colors, but we love the chestnut version since it showcases its unique leather tones in a better way. This wallet is stain and UV-resistant, so you can use it until it rips apart.
Along with the strong RFID and polyester linings, Saddleback Front Pocket RFID Wallet serves its purpose.
The configuration of this wallet follows a simple design, but it can accommodate lots of cards. The left side carries two vertical card slots, while the right side has two horizontal slots. It also has pockets behind the card slots, which will come in handy to carry folded cash.
Saddleback Front Pocket RFID Wallet lacks zippers, an ID window, or flaps. We would have viewed this as a disadvantage, but we understand that it prevents breakage and snapping.
Saddleback Front Pocket RFID Wallet is quite tight, and it remains so for a long time. The result is a hard time getting your cards and cash in and out. And, it cannot hold passport-sized items.
Saddleback Front Pocket RFID Wallet allows you to carry just what you need. It is a true classic without any zippers that will rip apart before you can get the full use of your wallet. Its strong RFID lining makes every card you carry safe, even tho you won't be able to carry many of them.
Protect your cards and information with this British-made Vaultskin MANHATTAN wallet. It is another front-pocket wallet that insists on being minimalistic so you will bring only the cards and receipts you must carry.
Design Features
Vaultskin MANHATTAN is made of genuine Italian leather. It looks and feels luxurious although, from the look at the tag, it is not pricey at all. As it ages, it adapts to the way you use it, such that cards will not fall out as it relaxes.
We like the slim profile. It can carry a maximum of four embossed cards, unlike the Saddleback front pocket that can carry up to 12 cards. You will be happy with the bills pocket, even more so if you are carrying dollars since its shorter than wallets that can carry large notes.
Vaultskin MANHATTAN can fit in slim-fit trousers and jeans. It also has an external pocket that gives you instant access to cash instead of opening it all the way. Your daily transactions can go quicker, which is a plus amidst frustrations of everyday life.
Instead of burying cards, Vaultskin MANHATTAN organizes them so that you can see each of the cards. It makes retrieval easy by eliminating instances where you need to dig for a card.
For contactless credit and debit cards, you can count on it to block out skimmers. It enjoys strong RFID shielding of the 13.56mHz frequency. It does not block RFID scanners of older cards that operate on the 125kHz frequency.
Although Vaultskin MANHATTAN claims to store up to nine cards, we feel they have stretched the truth since it does not do well with embossed cards. It can store gift cards and gas cards without stressing the stitching.
Without a bulge, you won't become a target with the Vaultskin MANHATTAN. It is designed to be slim even under your jacket pocket. That's why we love everything about it, including the extra protection from RFID skimmers. It is luxurious, made to last, and it ensures to maintain a sophisticated feel.
Vaultskin Chelsea combines elegance and security in a high-capacity wallet that can hold up to eight cards.
Design Features
Also made of top-grain Italian leather, the grainy texture of Vaultskin Chelsea is sure to catch your eye. It feels pleasant to the touch, and you will like that it has only three pockets. With its discrete styling, it slides into your pocket without an ounce of bulk. This way, all your pockets will feel even.
Two compartments are on the exterior and covered by a strap that helps to retrieve cards without fumbling. The strap retracts back into position as soon as you access your cards.
Vaultskin Chelsea comes in six masculine colors. They include black, navy, carmine red, chromium grey, cognac, and brown. It comes in a lovely gift box that you will be happy to present to men of all ages.
With its RFID shielding, electronic pickpockets will never have a chance of cracking your cards. It protects all cards that operate on the 13.56mHz frequency. Remember that only the inner pockets have RFID shielding, so you should never keep your contactless cards in the exterior pocket.
Vaultskin Chelsea does not have a large capacity for cash. It can carry up to 10 US dollar bills, which means that carrying cash in smaller denominations leaves you without free space.
Vaultskin Chelsea not only feels durable but it is a functional everyday wallet. It gives you the familiar classic style with the addition of a smart strap for easy access to cards. Knowing that it has NFC protection, it is enough to let go of the fears of fraud and put your trust in Vaultskin Chelsea.
Travelambo is cheap, but not exactly a minimalist wallet. It is designed to carry as many cards as possible since it has a large capacity to bring along receipts too.
Design Features
We use our wallets until they fall apart. That's why durability is critical in every model we pick. Travelambo comes through with their top-grain cowhide quality of this wallet. You can choose between the three types of leather; Napa, oil wax, and crosshatch leather, to suit your taste.
Every type of wallet from this brand is available in a ton of colors. The good thing is that it achieves a slim design, even with the capacity of 10 cards. Because it is slim, women too can enjoy the discrete nature of this wallet. It easily fits into slim fit jeans.
Apart from the ten card slots, Travelambo also has an ID window and a cash pocket. As we said, it holds more than other wallets without becoming bulky.
For RFID blocking, Travelambo uses a silver embroidered lining. It keeps scammers from wielding your private information and therefore saves you the heartache that comes with it. Since it blocks the 13.56mHz frequency, it is an excellent pick for ID cards, debit and credit cards, and driver's licenses.
This wallet is not bifold. Organizing your cash is a bit of a problem, especially if you have to keep reaching out to get money to pay for stuff. Also, when it has the maximum number of cards, which is up to 12 cards, it becomes impossible to retrieve them since it is too tight.
It is small with a spacious interior. For those looking for a handmade wallet, you have Travelambo to thank. On top of the nice organizing capacity, RFID shielding is a huge bonus. It does not have the hefty weight associated with some RFID wallets, and that's why it deserves to be a top consideration for most men.


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Blonde nurse who binged on baked beans and chips transforms herself into jaw-dropping bodybuilding champ
As a student, Pearl Davison used to worry about being caught in a bikini
A WOMAN who battled with self-esteem issues hopes to inspire others after becoming an award-winning bodybuilder and ditching the chips.
Nurse Pearl Davison, from Headingly, Leeds, believed that her student lifestyle had left her "out of shape".
Even though Pearl was a healthy size 14, she worried that she was piling on the pounds by surviving on a diet of booze, beans and chips.
The 25-year-old mental health specialist remembered: "I fell into a bit of a 'fresher's trap' at university and because I was away from home I just didn't really think about what I was eating.
"I was quite uneducated when it came for food so just ate the usual meals of chips and beans and sandwiches."
Even though Pearl now shows off her body in bodybuilding contests, she used to hate the thought of wearing a bikini.
Hoping to improve her confidence, the student vowed to start exercising.
She recalled: "I wasn't very active at all and as I noticed I was getting bigger it really affected my self-esteem.
"I had such an unhealthy relationship with food and I knew that I needed to change so that's when I started going to the gym and experimenting with weight training.
"I'd say my body was really out of shape before I started to change but it wasn't just that, I always felt so lethargic and never had any energy."
As well as going to the gym regularly, Pearl also cut-back on her alcohol intake and changed to a healthier diet.
Before the student kicked off her transformation in 2011, she weighed 11st 4lbs and was a size 14.
Five years on, Pearl has dropped almost two stone and is now confident with her size eight body.
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In 2013, after getting hooked on bodybuilding, Pearl took part in her first competition, the Miami Pro World Championship in Hertfordshire.
After scooping a prize for the Bikini Toned category, Pearl was encouraged to compete in three more bodybuilding contests.
Impressively, she's also a semi-finalist in the Miss England beauty pageant.
Fitness fanatic Pearl now hopes to inspire other women, by spreading the message that they can be sexy and strong.
She explained: "One of the reasons I entered Miss England was to show it doesn't matter what body shape you are, this shouldn't stop you entering into something and believing in.
"Everyone can make a difference if they believe in themselves…
"I hope to be an inspiration to women and show them that they can be strong and achieve what they want in life."


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■ How would you comment on the role of women leaders in Vietnam's economic development?
According to a report from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), some 25 per cent of CEOs or board directors in Vietnam are women. This figure is the highest in Southeast Asia, compared to 14 per cent in Malaysia, 10 per cent in Singapore, and 6 per cent in Indonesia, and shows how much the role of women in Vietnam is gaining in respect and recognition.
Vietnam is a mature and open-minded country in embracing gender equality, especially at URC, where women can feel confident about building a career. We have implemented programs to strategically develop a female leadership team, and all enterprises should adopt strategies to develop women leaders for sustainable development and equality.
The younger generation of women have a lot of energy, confidence, independence, and ambition. They seem to have a lot more clarity about what they want to do and conviction in pursuing their goals. They have also begun breaking the boundaries and prejudices that exist in society. Finding the right mentor and support network for me was one of the most important factors in achieving a successful career.
■ What are Vietnamese women leaders' strengths and advantages, especially in the food and beverage (F&B) sector?
A good male leader or a good female leader are all good leaders, and at URC we have leaders with heart and skills, be they men or women. In terms of leadership style, men often decide faster but also more mechanically, while women are often more flexible, meticulous, and thoughtful. Women leaders also have more sympathy and it's usually easier for them to share with employees.
In the F&B industry, women tend to have more advantages than men. Aside from the role of company leader, they are also wives and mothers taking care of their own families. So they have deeper customer insight on what is needed for the family and can come up with initiatives that contribute to the development of the company.
Women leaders can understand our consumers, especially housewives and shoppers who are always keen on product safety and quality when purchasing. This makes them focus more on improvements to these factors in production and distribution.
■ What challenges do they face in the digital era, particularly amid rapid changes in technologies in the F&B sector?
The challenge is not only for female but also for male leaders, because the change itself is quite drastic. As things become automated and digitally connected, leaders must adapt quickly to fulfil consumer needs. They not only need to know about these technologies but also need to learn how to apply them into industrial needs.
I think women have more advantages than men in terms of flexibility and adaptability. However, the prejudiced view that women are generally weak in technical matters should be eliminated. The reality is, unfortunately, that women need to work twice as hard, but many have proved their business savvy and found success.
■ What advantages support women to successfully fulfil targets and enhance their organization's performance?
It's a common belief that women can multi-task better than men. By having this natural skill set, women should take this advantage to bolster the organization's performance.
Women are also meticulous, and this helps them manage the company more efficiently. As patience is a virtue for women as well, they can also interact better with their peers and subordinates by communicating with co-workers in a thoughtful manner.
Knowledge of technologies and their application is important. It will be critical in the age of technology, however, to have other softer skill sets. I believe it is important to know how to solve problems, how to engage with people, how to work in a team, and how to think in a customer-focused manner. At the end of the day, a business succeeds when it brings tangible value to customers. Technologies, while important, are only a tool to achieve business objectives, especially in understanding customers. In this regard, women often hold certain advantages over men, so I hope that younger women will leverage this strength for success.
■ What are some prominent examples of women leadership at URC Vietnam? How have they contributed to it growing to become the largest Filipino company in the country?
At URC Vietnam, we always embrace women leadership. As a result, there are many female leaders on the board of directors and holding important positions in the company. Thanks to their major contributions over the last 15 years, URC has become the largest Filipino company in Vietnam.
Many have been with URC Vietnam since the early days, helping the company overcome difficult stages to achieve the success it has today.
One example is Ms. Nguyen Xuan Dieu Hien, HR Director at URC Vietnam. During her 15 years at URC, she has made substantial contributions to building and improving policies on human resources. The company has a robust management and organization structure, with more than 1,600 employees in various functions manned by competent and well-trained staff. Strong HR systems have built a culture of engagement and created a "one team" spirit.
Employees feel part of a big family, where each and every one can contribute to the company's success. Last year, URC Vietnam was recognized as one of the best companies to work for in Vietnam by HR Asia. This prestigious regional HR award confirmed the efforts of the HR department and Ms. Hien in particular.
Another important woman leader at URC Vietnam is Ms. Le Thi Diem, Head of the R&D Department. This field tends to be dominated by men, but Ms. Diem has proven that this is not true. With her expertise, she helps the company fulfil its strong commitment to product quality and safety.
This led to impressive results last year, when URC Vietnam received prestigious industry accreditations on quality and safety. Aside from this, Ms. Diem also spent almost two years on researching and creating new products that were launched recently: C2 Milk Tea, C2 Black Tea, and C2 Peach Black Tea, which have received positive feedback from consumers.
We have many other female leaders in different departments, such as finance, communications, and so on. All have contributed to the company's success. On this special occasion, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all our female leaders and employees. We could not have achieved our level of success without their great efforts.
■ Can you tell us about initiatives aimed at encouraging Vietnamese women's leadership and contributing more to national economic development?
Organizations should regularly hold more workshops or seminars for female leaders to share their stories and experiences with other women and inspire them to be successful. They need to recognize women's achievements and performance and encourage them to continue contributing to the country. Additional support should also be provided to women in different aspects so they can make the most of their strengths.
With 21 per cent of all businesses in Vietnam being run by women, it is critical that the Vietnamese Government continue to extensively invest in training and coaching activities to assist women, especially those in remote and rural areas, to gain access to e-commerce knowledge and experience and help build their business management skills.


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The Freechec Tool was the product of two inventive
minds, Ed Wosika and Paco Kelly. Back in the dark ages of the 1970's these two
conspired and labored over many a now-forgotten loading tool. A lot of their
ideas were 'out of the box'. Many of the Tools they designed did those little
handy things that you often need when reloading, such as the Nexpander, a
multi-stage hand-held neck expander for opening up those odd cartridges that
just did not get expanded quite enough to start a bullet. You know, the ones you
run into right in the middle of loading a string of 850 rounds? And here is this
one cartridge you can't get a bullet started in. So you grab the Nexpander and
PLONK! it's open and ready to load and you roll on.
For this test I used two different molds, the Lyman
454424 Keith SWC .45 and the SSK 270-451 truncated-cone 45 bullet. I cast them
from a soft alloy of 1 to 40 tin and lead. All the bullets were sized to .452"
and lubed with Apache Blue. Apache Blue has proven it's ability to stand more
heat and pressure than standard Alox lubes.
One pass with a brass brush and the bore was clean.
I then ran the same test with the SSK bullet. It
has a much smaller lube groove than the Keith SWC and tends to lead more easily.
By the end of 20 rounds of the plain-base loads the bore was crusted!
Group #1 = 2 1/4" Group #2 = 4 1/16"
I proved to my own satisfaction that the plain-base Freechec will reduce leading and help keep accuracy, even with marginal bullet
Now all we have to do is convince Paco (or
someone) to start producing the Freechec Tool again.
The process of making a Freechec - (from the top)
I find plenty of material to make Freechec's from in
the ditches along my property. Some folks seem to think other folks have nothing
better to do than pick up after them. However, in this case it is handy.
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Count me in on the reboot problem.
I just went through the update to 6.3e so we'll see if that really is the fix.
(2) UltimateTV - upgraded w/160GB
(1) HR10-250 2TB 6.4a
(1) HR10-250 620GB 6.4a
(1) HR10-250 300GB 6.4a
(3) HR21 (2) with AM21 & internal 2TB Seagate
This will blow your mind.
I have two HR10-250 with exact 6.3c hacked software on both.
Both are connected to the SAT feed & OTA antenna.
One has a subscription and the other just has a expired DSS card (I use this system just as a dummy player and also to watch OTA channels)
Having them both on CBS OTA channel.
The tivo with the subscription is doing the random booting on the OTA CBS channels.
The tivo with the non subscription works perfect on the OTA CBS Channels.
Last edited by Butch; 10-30-2007 at 01:22 PM.
somebody on tivocommunity asked, and i think it's worth asking here: is there *any* box running 6.3e that has had reboots?
Is this the thread to beg for a 6.3e image? :-) I know..... I am adding a beg to the begging thread....
Still no rebooting here after that download and still running 6.3d
Anybody know exactly what files changed from 6.3d -> 6.3e?
Just thought of something, by any chance do all of you also have any 9.1 subbed box as well on your network, or solely dtivo boxes?
thanks, scratch that theory.
An observation. Related? Maybe.
My HR10-250 was at 6.3c, and was rebooting like all the others. I manually went to 6.3e early this morning. Left 1 tuner on CBS OTA all day, no reboots.
But wait, there's more. Tonight both Bones and House 'were not recorded because they are no longer in the guide', but oh yes they were.
Someone suggested bad guide data was the root cause of the reboots. Possibly this supports that?
Just an observation, hope it helps.
1 x HR20, Best of the HD boxes
1 x HR21 / AM21 Slower than Moses' grandma.
1 x HR22, Better, but..
1 x HDVR2, Getting old like me.
1 x Beagle
I've been seeing the same issue on my HR-150 w/6.3c. I updated tonight to 6.3e and will report the results.


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