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The Grey Area: Why SEALs, & Other SOF Guys Secretly Consult
by Brandon Webb Nov 9, 2012
Update: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the founders were former Public Affairs Officers. I have been in contact with MUSA management and they have informed me that none of their consultants were SEALs involved with the recent NSW Non Judicial Punishment (NJP). I had another source who claimed MUSA involvement but I have no reason not to believe them based on recent dialog. With that said, I owe them an apology. I've updated the information below and will include updated statements if/when they come in.
From MUSA MGMT: "We confirmed w our former client (have the written correspondence to prove it) and he let us know that none of the 7 came through us. We actually have no idea which entity made the coordination to bring those guys on."
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It's a catchy headline for CBS to claim SEALs are giving away secrets but, they obviously don't have the big picture or understand the internal politics.
If you serve or have served, you know that if guys were caught on active duty giving away real secrets they'd be facing Court Martial and harsher consequences then forfeiting a few months pay. From what I hear the guys didn't even lose rank, and this leads me to believe that the only rules broken were the the silent un-written ones that live in the cultural grey area. The insider leak to CBS also smells like continued fallout from the publishing of the book No Easy Day and all associated with its author Matt Bissonette.
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I've seen the videos, they admitted delve lightly into TTP's but, in my opinion the movie Act of Valor, and most SOCOM sponsored documentaries give away more capabilities than these game videos. Should active duty guys be allowed to consult? Read on…
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Why Do Spec Ops Guys Consult?
Active duty Special Operations personnel have been consulting and running side businesses for decades. It's no secret to anyone inside the community. When I was a SEAL instructor I was taking college classes and buying and selling my own real estate. It's no different to the fireman or police officer that runs a side business with their spouse. However, it's the cultural grey area and lack of clear left and right flanks that is causing the Special Operations, in particular the SEAL, community problems. Even worse when grey leads to black and guys slowly, sometimes unknowingly, violate the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) or Operational Security (OPSEC). It is these extreme cases where it compromises the entire community's ethics.
The unwritten rules of this cultural grey area is what the leadership of SOCOM needs to clarify, and get rid of altogether. This grey area has existed for too long, and the problem isn't going away overnight. Incentive bonuses are not enough, and retirement benefits are severely lacking. Also, it's not only Hollywood and the publishing world that pursues active duty guys, they are highly sought after by big Defense Industry companies, some openly seek access and favors in return for lucrative starts after retirement. Who can blame guys for using their expertise to make money, and how is it different from Steve Young playing professional football and now using that same experience as a sports commentator. I hear General McChrystal himself has partnered with at least one former SEAL, and they are running a Defense consulting business. The General is also serving on the board of the highly secretive General Atomics. Should we tighten the noose on guys who use their military know how to take care of their families? Probably not but setting clear guidelines is something to think about.
The problem starts when guys reach the ten to fifteen year mark, have a family, and realize that 50% of their base pay (approx. $2,000 a month for the average guy at twenty years) doesn't add up to much when you have a wife one or two kids that want to go to college. I know of very few places in this world where you can support a family on $24,000 a year (most are in southeast Asia). Compare this retirement to other high risk first responders like police and fire, with retirement at roughly 90% of their gross pay, and you get the picture.
Guys start reaching their twilight years and facing retirement they start to set themselves up for the transition to civilian life. For the Operators that are approaching retirement, and don't want to take that boring GS job at the command, they start prepping a few years before they're out. This can be a good thing, the SOF mindset is great when applied to a business or the Executive suite. By nature SOF guys are very entrepreneurial and successful as a result. Take a look at Blackhawk founder Mike Noell who sold his business to ATK for tens of millions. Nothing wrong with the American dream unless you violate your NDA or OPSEC.
Retirement Is An Incentive
The majority of young men that enter Special Operations get their initial start doing the job for selfless reasons. Where else can a young man challenge himself, and at the same time serve the great country we live in.
Special Operations guys get paid pretty well while on active duty ,no argument there, and when you add in all the extra compensation it's a decent living. The problem is that the hazardous duty pay does not count towards your retirement multiple. A twenty-year SEAL or Green Beret will get the same retirement as a twenty-year cook. This isn't a dig on cooks, they have an important part to play but, they don't have the same risk profile as SOF guys. Until the retirement scale changes these guys will do what most good men would do, they will do whatever it takes to take care of their family.
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For the time being SOCOM leadership has yanked the throttle to idle with regards to media access, guys starting businesses, and outside consulting. Other foreseen consequences are that guys that did file the proper paperwork through the JAG and their Commanding Officer are getting hung out to dry as a result of the Bissonette book , No Easy Day and its backlash. Is this right? Probably not, especially for the guys that played the game by the rules in place, where they went wrong is purely cultural grey matter. For SOCOM and the SEALs it's going to take several miles for this big ship to come to a full stop, and we've likely not seen the end of other non-flattering issues coming to light.
I hope that SOCOM leadership focuses on educating it's current and future force on clear guidelines on what's acceptable and what's not outside of the normal non-disclosure statement. Set clear guidelines and lead by example. Consider adjusting retirement benefits to allow for special pays to factor in, and start educating guys on financial and retirement planning from the start. Show them how to invest their special pays in order to have a secure financial future for themselves and their families.
One thing is for sure, as long as there's no clear boundaries, Spec Ops guys will continue to make un-wanted headlines.
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'It's Just Lazy': Current's CEO Lashes Out at Facebook's Calibra for Its Similar Logo
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Facebook announced ambitious plans this week for a new digital currency called Libra along with a subsidiary, Calibra, that will offer digital wallets for storing Libras. Now Facebook is facing criticism for a related detail: Calibra's new logo looks a lot like an existing one from fintech startup Current.
Current, which calls itself "the bank for modern life," posted a tweet Wednesday that juxtaposed its own logo with Calibra's. Current CEO Stuart Sopp, who was at Fortune's Brainstorm Finance conference in Montauk, N.Y. on Wednesday when someone pointed out the similarity of the two logos, said it made him "furious."
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Both logos feature a tilde refashioned as an abbreviated wave inside a circle. But unlike Current's multicolored logo, Calibra's is a single shade of violet. "This is what happens when you only have 1 crayon left," Current's tweet said.
"It was a massive shock," Sopp told Fortune. "I'm deeply unhappy. I know what's happened here. It's just lazy, is what it is."
Four years ago, Sopp says, Current began working with Character, a 20-year-old San Francisco design firm acquired by Japanese ad-giant Dentsu in 2018. Current was working on a debit card aimed at teenagers that their parents can control with a mobile app. It has since expanded into personal checking accounts while expanding its offerings to older customers as well.
Sopp says he worked with Character on the tilde-like logo, which not only evoked the wave, but also drew upon a little-used symbol on computer keyboards. Current uses the circled-tilde logo in the Google Play app marketplace and a logo featuring a square with rounded corners in the Apple App Store.
Meanwhile, the planned Libra currency, designed partly for the billions of people using Facebook's apps and social network, has a triple-stacked tilde both as a logo and as a currency symbol. The logo for Calibra and its digital wallet will feature a single tilde.
Character's web site doesn't identify Current as a client, but it shows Facebook has been a client since June 2018, along with Facebook business units Oculus and Instagram. In July, Character said on its website that it was working on a secret new project that it couldn't discuss. That was around the time word began leaking in news reports about Facebook's new cryptocurrency plans.
Facebook and Character didn't respond to repeated requests for comment for this story.
Sopp, meanwhile, says he's talking with his lawyers about the possibility that Calibra infringed on Current's trademark. After speaking with Character and Facebook, Sopp says, he's concluded that the incident isn't the result of an mere mistake or simple oversight. Rather, he considers it a deliberate attempt by Character to cater to Facebook, among the world's most powerful companies, at the expense of his own company.
"It encroaches on our mission and what we believe in and our users," Sopp says. "We're building our own banking technology. I don't want this to cause confusion to our customers. And I don't want to be associated with them if their cryptocurrency is a failure."
Sopp continued: "They didn't need to do this. You have billions of dollars. Go and spend some time doing it yourself. Like I did."


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What are the pros and cons of the two Sony mounts — E and A?
As someone who uses an NEX, I'd like to understand the background of the E- and A- mounts, where Sony is coming from, and to what ends each of these mounts was designed for, and what they do or not do well.
Do the mounts have anything to do with the camera technology? Can one have an E-mount SLT / SLR? An A-mount mirrorless camera (that's roughly as small as the E-mount mirrorless cameras)?
I'm aware that A-mount is compatible with lenses that are decades old, but what are the other pros and cons of A- mount as compared to E-mount?
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These are different designs, developed at different times. Forty years have gone between each was initially launched as the A-mount was simply acquired from Minolta which had by then fused into Konica-Minolta.
The A-mount introduces AF which worked by Phase-Detection and hence lenses for that mount are designed to focus that way. Over the years, they were optimized to provide better performance with Phase-Detection, moving the lens element a set distance faster.
The E-mount is all electronic and is built for lenses which have their own stepping motors to move the lens efficiently in tiny increments which is needed for Contrast-Detect AF. Of course, since a few NEX cameras offer Phase-Detect AF too, the new E-mount lenses are designed to work with both.
Optically the E-mount requires a much shorter flange distance which too small to accomodate the mirror needed by a DSLR and most-likely an SLT. This is why no DSLR uses the E-mount. Mirrorless cameras can use both since one can bridge the gap of flange distances by adding a simple tube with pass-through electrical contacts.
Sony has such adapters which some in two versions. One for manual focus, perhaps supporting SAM lenses (someone can correct this if this is wrong) and the other for autotocus. Those have a pelicle mirror and Phase-Detect AF built-in. Additionally, both these come in APS-C and Full-Frame variants but they respective advantages are the same.
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Which is less likely to mis-focus under low light? I'm not talking about the time it takes to focus but the percentage of photos that end up mis-focused. I use an E-mount camera, the NEX-5R, and I occasionally get mis-focused photos, whether with the 19mm prime lens (contrast-detection only) or, less often, with the 35mm prime (hybrid AF). Is an SLT likely to perform better? – Vaddadi Kartick Jun 7 '14 at 5:21
Let me know if I should ask this as a separate question -- how accurate is the autofocus on E- and A-mount cameras fare under low-light? – Vaddadi Kartick Jun 7 '14 at 7:18
There is always some chances of missing focus and there is nothing in the mount which makes one more or less likely to do so. The brighter the lens though, the more light the AF system has to work with. – Itai Jun 7 '14 at 15:15
@KartickVaddadi - Contrast-Detect AF is actually more accurate and most hybrid cameras like the NEX-5R switch off Phase-Detect AF in favor of Contrast-Detect in low-light. This intentionally sacrifices speed of focus in favor of accuracy. – Itai Jun 7 '14 at 15:17
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March 23, 2004 President George W. Bush
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Washington, DC 20500 Dear Mr. President: As you know, the parties to the Montreal Protocol will be convening a first-ever extraordinary meeting of the parties next week in Montreal to address the current impasse over the United States' critical use exemption request for methyl bromide. That impasse resulted from the posture taken by the United States at the regular meeting of the Conference of Parties in Nairobi, Kenya last November. At that meeting, Administration negotiators suggested that the United States might abandon the Protocol unless they received approval for the entire critical use exemption request. That position effectively closed the door on any possibility for constructive resolution of the issue in Kenya. If maintained by Administration negotiators, such a position threatens the survival of what is widely regarded as the most successful international environmental agreement in history. Recently, representatives of the State Department, the Department of Agriculture, and the Environmental Protection Agency, briefed our staff in anticipation of the Montreal meeting next week. We are deeply concerned that the Administration has not softened its inflexible position on its critical use exemption request and appears poised to increase the request above the amount recommended for the United States by the UN Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on February 14, 2004. Indeed, recent reports indicate that the United States will actually add another 1.1 million pounds to its already substantial request, which is much larger than the combined requests of all other countries. If the entire amount of the United States request is granted, the exemption would allow the United States to increase its production of methyl bromide above current levels - a result that is directly contrary to the goal embraced by all parties to accelerate the global phase out of methyl bromide. As you may know, the target in the Protocol is a 100% reduction in 2005. Instead, production and use in 2005 could be higher than in years 2003 or 2004. Unfortunately, Federal officials have not been able to collect reliable data to share with Congress on use and stockpiles, though some report the amount currently stockpiled to be substantial -- perhaps as much as 22 million pounds. Given the strong leadership role that the United States has played in making the Montreal Protocol a resounding success thus far, we urge you not to jeopardize our commitment to international cooperation on global environmental problems. To abandon or even threaten to abandon the Montreal Protocol would be a grave mistake - signaling to the world that the United States will not work with other countries on matters requiring multilateral cooperation unless those parties acquiesce to all of the United States' demands. 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According to Mr. Rodney Brown, the Deputy Undersecretary for Research, Education and Economics at the Department of Agriculture, who testified before the House Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality in June 2003, "The goal of the Montreal Protocol and the Clean Air Act is the protection of public health. On that score, we are clearly moving in the right direction. In fact, the legislative evaluation required by section 812 of the CAA estimated that full implementation of the Montreal Protocol will result in 6.3 million U.S. lives being saved from skin cancer between 1990 and 2165." The interests of the United States can and should be protected without jeopardizing the survival of the Montreal Protocol. We look forward to your assurances that the Administration will act in accordance with the Protocol, the Clean Air Act, and the crucial need to continue protecting the fragile ozone layer. Thank you for your attention to our concerns. Sincerely, Senators: Jeffords, Chafee, Biden, Snowe, Leahy, Kennedy, Wyden, and Lautenberg
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Nick Spencer at Theos has written an excellent review of Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel's new book What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets. This book explores the difficult questions of how the marketisation of everything leads to a devaluing of those things which money shouldn't buy.
Michael Sandel will be in London soon for an event entitled: 'What money can't buy – the moral limits of markets' hosted by St Paul's Cathedral in collaboration with the London School of Economics and Political Science, JustShare and Penguin UK. This event will take place on Wednesday 23rd May, 6.30 – 8pm.
Is there something wrong with a world in which everything is for sale? Do market values dominate too many spheres of life? What are the moral limits of markets? Professor Michael J. Sandel will explore some of these pressing questions and Bishop Peter Selby will respond. Copies of Michael Sandel's new book What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets will be available on the evening and there will be plenty of time for questions from the audience.
This event is free but a ticket will be required. Reserve your ticket now by emailing institute@stpaulscathedral.org.uk with your name, postal address and phone number (please note: this information will be sent to the LSE events team so that they can mail out tickets on the 10th May). Tickets will also be available on the door. You can find out more at: http://www.stpaulsinstitute.org.uk/Events/What-Money-Cant-Buy-The-Moral-Limits-of-Markets
Tagged michael sandel, theos
Multiculturalism: a Christian retrieval
"Is it possible for a society marked by deep ethnic and religious diversity to identify a workable framework for deep diversity which does justice to all communities?"
Answering this question is the burden of Jonathan Chaplin's recent Theos booklet entitled 'Multiculturalism: a Christian retrieval'. In less than a hundred pages, Jonathan explains what multiculturalism is and what it is interpreted to be, and discusses how, and why, Christians can and should retrieve it. His argument is more than a liberal plea for a thin conception of 'tolerance', and is predicated on an affirmation of multicultural justice rooted in concrete policies and a deeper definition of shared citizenship.
CTC and PEN was pleased to welcome Jonathan Chaplin to East London recently for a seminar to discuss his essay with local clergy and members of the PEN Network. We met at the Hurtado Jesuit Centre, the UK headquarters of the Jesuit Refugee Service, in Wapping. A diverse group including academics, parish clergy, community organisers and friends of CTC listened as Jonathan outlined his argument and put forward the case for a Christian vision of multiculturalism.
The seminar was received well, and generated a great deal of discussion. Clergy working in the very diverse neighbourhoods of inner-city London reflected on how they felt out of place when returning to predominantly white British areas when on holiday or conference. Different understandings of secularism, and the appropriateness of religious language when negotiating divergent identities, were debated and the legitimacy of different uses of the word 'multiculturalism' assessed. Afterwards, those attending said how valuable it had been to have the space to think about and discuss this topic away from the day-to-day practice of mission and ministry in a multicultural, multiethnic context.
The success of this seminar format, and the fruitfulness of the discussion, means that CTC and PEN will be exploring the possibility of making this a more regular programme. If you'd like more details of future events like this, please contact the PEN administrator, Susanne Mitchell, on pen(at)theology-centre.org.
Tagged jonathan chaplin, multiculturalism, theos
The Bible and Politics
Nick Spencer from public theology think-tank Theos has written a new book to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible entitled Freedom and Order: History Politics and the English Bible. It discusses the relationship over history between politics and English politics.
Over on the Theos website, Nick Spencer has sparked some thoughts on tolerance connected with the book which are worth a read.
And on the Biblefresh website can be found an article exploring the Bible's contribution to politics in Britain.
Tagged bible, multiculturalism, nick spencer, theos, tolerance


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The rapid development of science and technology over the past few hundred years has provided western society many gifts. A few come to mind quickly: sanitation systems which curtail the spread of disease, communication technologies that allow us to connect instantaneously, and, via the internet, convenient access (for all?) to an abundance of information about the world in which we live.
the world is a collection of isolated objects, rather than a community of interdependent subjects.
While this cognitive, emotional, and physical separation was absolutely necessary for the development of modern, 'objective', science, it carries with it many negative consequences—both for the human soul and for our planetary home.
First, quite plainly, experiencing the world as a collection of objects is depressing. While our ancestors lived in an enchanted world endowed with mystery, many moderns live in an atomized world, devoid of any coherent meaning. Rather than feeling like a part of a wider world, many of us moderns are rootless, disconnected—from our deeper selves, from each other, and from the planet. As if these three things were, in fact, separate!
Second, this experience of disconnection allows us to destroy our planet without remorse. By conceptualizing humanity as separate from the natural world, we are able to capitalize on its resources and devastate it—without feeling its pain. Or perhaps the pain is there, festering in the unconscious, causing many of us to lead lives of quiet desperation.
Don't get me wrong. I am not suggesting that we do away with science and technology and the many advantages it affords. Rather, I believe we need to achieve a balance: between our analytical minds and our instinctual selves, between the individual and wider society, between humanity and our more-than-human brothers and sisters. As it stands the pendulum has swung much too far in one direction.
our planet is sacred. It is to be savoured and protected.
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How Will 'The Daily' on iPad Change the Face of New Media?
Written by The VAR Guy 1
If you didn't catch it last week, Apple and News Corp joined forces and launched The Daily, the iPad-only (for now, at least) news publication with news crafted specially and uniquely for the tablet device. And no, the full articles aren't available anywhere else.
If you didn't catch it last week, Apple and News Corp joined forces and launched The Daily, the iPad-only (for now, at least) news publication with news crafted specially and uniquely for the tablet device. And no, the full articles aren't available anywhere else. The VAR Guy spent a few days using the app, and now wonders whether this is indeed the future of new media.
First, The VAR Guy must say he's impressed — from the price (dirt cheap compared to print subscriptions) to the design (eye-popping) and content (a mix of fresh ideas and old-guard standbys), The Daily has a lot going for it, in our resident blogger's opinion.
Because the format eliminates ink, paper, shipping and traditional distribution, The Daily goes for a mere 14 cents an issue, or 99 cents a week. A $39.99 per year subscription is also available. That's a price The VAR Guy can definitely live with.
Articles in The Daily look like they're fresh out of a glossy print magazine. Plus, in-depth videos are embedded in the 'pages.' Heck, there's even a new crossword puzzle every day. And every page has a comments page that can turned on and overlaid on the article. Readers can record a voice comment, or leave a text one. What's more, because the comments can be turned on and off, they don't clutter the bottom of the page. Those more competitive readers can even see user times for completing the day's crossword puzzle. Plus, The VAR Guy can even get his horoscope. Thanks, Rupert Murdoch!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyPqW6WsMPs
The VAR Guy thinks indeed this is the future — it certainly feels like it. The app greets users with a 30-second news video highlighting the day's featured articles. A 3D 'carousel' of sections is at readers' disposal for flipping quickly to parts they want to read. Push notifications are sent for breaking news, too.
The VAR Guy loves the fact that the content is fresh, real and vivid. The VAR Guy even found himself playing with a 360-degree image of the protests in Egypt while listening to one of The Daily's journalists describe the scene. On the next page was yet another video nestled among the text. That's a good thing: The Daily doesn't skimp on writing real stories.
That blend of words and video provides a level of immersion our resident blogger didn't anticipate, and we all know how much The VAR Guy loves a good surprise.
But even so, The VAR Guy wonders: If it is the future of media, is it ahead of its time? Consumer sentiment shows tablets are hot and the iPad has outsold all expectations. But will the digital publication model be accepted, and will people put their money into them without reservation? The VAR Guy is wary.
Completely digital subscriptions are still nascent, and it's not a perfect model. If the device runs out of power, users can't access the content. Plus, if there's no Internet connection, readers can't download the latest issue. And let's face it: It can get annoying rotating the iPad to change viewing modes when looking at a photo gallery.
The VAR Guy speculates the real issue will be one of proliferation. Even though the price is right, the actual content — while being 100 percent original — is essentially the same as free news sites. Yes, The Daily provides ad-free videos and a nice cozy interface, but like with most publications that cover all types of news, readers tend to read only certain sections. The VAR Guy can't say he really "read" the celebrity gossip section of The Daily, and he pretty much glossed over the sports section. Readers of tech news probably won't want to replace their RSS readers with The Daily, either.
At the end of the day, it will be the consumer who decides whether The Daily lives or dies. And that's why The VAR Guy believes new media — like the very one you're reading now — will continue hold its ground.
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Victor	February 14, 2011 @ 8:21 pm
Hi VAR Guy,
Good information. Your description of the paper makes me want it. I do believe that the price is good compared to the competition. And I think if it is geared towards the iPad or what ever tablet. The experience will make it worthwhile. I am ready for this type of experience. I want a cleaner format for the device I am using. I think the way that we interact with web pages is missing something. I do not have the answer but I know there can be more. Hopefully this is a first step.
Keep up the good work,
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Q: JQuery click on selectable list I have an html page with a 4-item menu and 4 articles:

Start

Services

Offers

Contact

Start text

Services text

Offers text

Contacts textº

When the page is loaded only the first article is visible. With JQuery I want to change the visible article when its respective button is clicked. Also I want the li to be selectable. This is my JQuery:
$(document).ready( function (){
    $('ul').selectable();
    $('li#startButton').click(function() {
        $('#start').show();
        $('#services').hide();
        $('#offers').hide();
        $('#contact').hide();
    });
    $('li#servicesButton').click(function() {
        $('#start').hide();
        $('#services').show();
        $('#offers').hide();
        $('#contact').hide();
    });
    $('li#offersButton').click(function() {
        $('#start').hide();
        $('#services').hide();
        $('#offers').show();
        $('#contact').hide();
    });
    $('li#contactButton').click(function() {
        $('#start').hide();
        $('#services').hide();
        $('#offers').hide();
        $('#contact').show();
    });

});

The problem with this script is that the hide and show part doesn't work together with the selectable part. If I eliminate the selectable line, the rest works perfectly. Does anyone know how to solve this "incompatibility" between selectable and click?
I am using JQuery 2.1.1 and JQuery UI 1.11.2
Regards,
Deborah

A: The hidden attribute is not toggled by jQuery, which uses the display property of an element to show and hide. You'll need to change that using a CSS class or inline styles.
Toggling sets of elements by ID is very inefficient from a code perspective. Try this instead:
$('nav ul').selected().children('li').click(function() {
    var myIndex = $(this).index();
    var $articles = $(this).closest('nav').siblings('article');
    $articles.hide();
    $articles.eq(myIndex).show();
});

Demo
You'll notice that I'm selecting articles based on the index of the list item, and that I'm chaining the selected() and click() methods.

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I've already mentioned Patriot Categorical loans for veterans, however the SBA additionally emphasizes other groups. Then discover a good location and produce every little thing collectively with your Enterprise Plan. The IRS will withhold any tax refund expected by the previous business proprietor and apply the amount towards the loan steadiness.
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Ira Glass is a public radio personality in the US and a great storyteller. I recently came across a set of videos on Youtube where he explains some best practices for creating an engaging story.
Although the videos are very low quality and over three years old, the advice is more than solid. There are four parts, each approximately five minutes in length. I've highlighted the main points if you don't have time to watch them.
In this clip, Glass highlights the two main building blocks necessary to create an engaging and powerful story.
1) The Power of the Anecdote. This is the sequence of events that creates a sense of suspence and baits the reader to continue reading. The key is to raise questions along the way that being answered as this and that happens.
2) The Moment of Reflection. This is when the narrator explains the point of the story. This is the 'why'. Why is the reader been put through this journey. What was the point of reaching the destination.
Glass emphasises that you need both for a story to fully engage and work.
1) Allocate Time. 50% of every story you find will be crap, so you have to spend a lot of your time searching for a decent story.
2) Just Kill and Enjoy the Kill. Again, be ruthless in abandoning bad stories.
3) All Paths Lead to Crap. Glass makes a good point that most stories once produced tend towards crap, much like entropy. It is your job as the writer/editor/producer to control it and structure it.
4) Luck Be a Story. Create enough material to put yourself in the lucky position of getting the one story that sticks.
1) Don't Quit. Everyone starts out with good taste and poor execution. It can take years to get to a point when you start producing at the quality that you envision your stories to be. You have to power through it and you will get there.
2) Work and Work. The best way to get better is to create and deliver as much work as possible. Create a strict schedule with specific deliverables and don't deviate.
The last part of the video focuses on showing Glass' own learning curve and how bad he was when he was 27.
This clip points out two common pitfulls that beginners tend to exhibit. Again, it is focused more on broadcasters but can be applied to all storytellers.
1) Be Your Own Self. Most beginners feel the need to immitate existing successful storytellers. Everything is more compelling when you tell the story from your unique pov.
2) It's Not All About You. Even when writing in the first person you need to keep the story about the interactions and conflicts with others if you want to create drama. Nobody will be engaged with a soliloquy for long.


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