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Hope Project could recall just one-fifth of 1.4 million copies of Pat Mohi's digitally replaced head - Vimarsana News

Hope Project could recall just one-fifth of 1.4 million copies of Pat Mohi's digitally replaced head

Hope Project co-ordinator and Shining Lights Trust director Dave Mann says he has recalled “somewhere over 300,000″ Easter pamphlets that featured another...

The church, the kaiwero and the apology: Pat Mohi exclusive interview - Vimarsana News

The church, the kaiwero and the apology: Pat Mohi exclusive interview

Tonight on Māori TV, Te Ao with Moana will speak exclusively with Pat Mohi, whose face was digitally removed from an image of him laying down a wero, taiaha...

Should Hotel Elevators Connect to Their PBX Systems? - Vimarsana News

Should Hotel Elevators Connect to Their PBX Systems?

Article - Should Hotel Elevators Connect to Their PBX Systems? - By Dave Mann - While PBX systems utilizing VoIP networks are ideal for general hotel communication, emergency communications paths within the elevator must meet unique code requirements and require special attention as it pertains to risk/liability reduction. Consider these shortcomings.

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Somerset MenTalk Group to help tackle mental health crisis - Vimarsana News

Somerset MenTalk Group to help tackle mental health crisis

Two Taunton men have started a group to help other men deal with mental health issues and are raising funds for a local charity

Stayed charge against Mountie who kneeled on man's neck 'erodes trust' in police, justice system: expert - Vimarsana News

Stayed charge against Mountie who kneeled on man's neck 'erodes trust' in police, justice system: expert

The recent stay of an assault charge against a Mountie who put his knee on a man's neck for more than three minutes during an arrest exemplifies unfair double standards that seem to be at play when police are accused of wrongdoing, says a law professor who studies officers charged with crimes.

Source: cbc.ca