Monday, February 25, 2013

Take Back the Land


Early-bird pre-registration pricing for the northern VirginiaTake Back the Land
 
 conference 
ends in just three days!!  

Register now
 
 to get discounted pricing.  
For three more days, the prices are $25 per person and $55 per family.  On March 1st, prices go up to $30 per person and $65 per family.  

Lunch
 
 at the conference
Those of you attending Take Back the Land on Saturday can go to the website
 
 to order a lunch of pizza, chips, and fruit for $6.00 per person.  Those of you who have already registered can still order your lunch separately on the website
 
.  If you prefer, you can bring your own bag lunch.  

While you're registering, don't forget to enter the giveaway
 
 of the Duggar Family's books 20 and Counting and A Love That Multiplies.  These books are both autographed by Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar.  You can get the most points by registering for Take Back the Land, but you can also enter by sharing the giveaway with friends over email and social media or by joining the Take Back the Land Facebook page.  This giveaway will have two winners!  The giveaway ends on February 28th.

a youth conference for families
"Take your place in the battle for revival and reformation in America."
 Northern VA / March 8 & 9
Rick Boyer
Rick Boyer
 
We're so excited about our conference,
Take Back the Land!  We know you're as concerned as we are about the future of our beloved country and the freedoms we so desperately want to preserve for our children.  That's why Rick, Marilyn, Rick Jr. and Nate Boyer are bringing this ministry to
northern Virginia on
March 8 & 9, 2013
.
This is the second
Take Back the Land conference, and it's less than a month away! Go to our TBL web site 
NOW and register your family:  www.takebacktheland.com.
   
 
We promise you will leave encouragedchallenged and equipped to effectively fight God's battle for American culture.
 
You know that America was established as a distinctively Christian nation.  You also know that we have drifted dangerously far from our founding principles.  You want to know what you can do--and what you can teach your children to do--to reverse the downward spiral of American spirituality, morals and leadership.  That's what Take Back the Land is all about.
 
  • You will learn how in only 2 Saturdays and 1 evening per year, you can help revolutionize the direction of your political party--no more voting for the lesser of two evils!  
  • You will learn how to start a quiet reformation in your local church that will get members off the pews and into action for Christ.  
  • You will hear how to "multiply yourself by 100" for the achievement of godly ministry objectives. 
  •  You will hear the keys to helping your sons and daughters find their place as mighty warriors in the spiritual warfare now raging in our culture.  
 
There's so much more that we can't possibly squeeze it all into one email. Please go to www.takebacktheland.com
   NOW and find out more.  
 
You've been watching our culture deteriorate into secularism for years and wished there was something you could do.  Well, wish no more!  There's a ton you and your family can do to make a lasting difference in America.  Bring your sons and daughters to Take Back the Land.  Meet hundreds of like-minded parents and young people and help build a coalition of Christian families dedicated to turning this nation "right side up!"
 
Take Back the Land.  A youth conference for families.
  

Even if you're not a family or a young person, you're still welcome to come!  

 

Pre-Register before March 1st for a discounted price

Conference Times:
  • March 8th, Registration opens at 6 pm, Sessions from 7-9 pm.  
  • March 9th, Registration opens at 8 am, Sessions from 9 am - 5 pm. 
Click on the images to Learn more about the Speakers
 
Marilyn Boyer
Marilyn Boyer
 
Rick Boyer Jr
Rick Boyer Jr.

Nate
Nate Boyer


Rick Boyer
Rck Boyer

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Corning and thunderbolt

It appears that Corning is making fiber optics. I didn't see this coming, but probably should have, considering the properties of certain glasses from them. This is very interesting.

Fiber optic connections are nothing new. They have been used for a long time in networking applications. Thunderbolt is trying to bring this to consumers, in a more appropriate price range. So far they have not done a very good job of this, Thunderbolt being available on a very select few computers, and only slightly more devices. That being said, it does have good potential if Intel can manage to make it more widespread by approving more devices and computers, .

The big breakthrough here though, (at least from my point of view) is the 0 bend radius on this cable!



While on the topic of data, transfer and storage;

Non-technical people tend to get a bit blasé about how it is now possible to store multiple HD feature films on things that you can lose in your pocket, but the reality is quite astonishing. Ten years ago, the idea that you might be able to back up an entire video project on something costing £25, and that you could accidentally drop in your cup of decaff latte would have seemed completely wild. In fact, if you'd dropped the decade-old equivalent on your coffee mug, it would have smashed it and the table as well.