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Kim Baldwin / Jul 18, 2019
Taken by Storm Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps but an unforgiving mountain avalanches crevasses and other perils stand between them and safety Associated Press reporter Hud
Title: Taken by Storm
Author: Kim Baldwin
Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps, but an unforgiving mountain, avalanches, crevasses, and other perils stand between them and safety.Associated Press reporter Hudson Mead is an extreme skiing enthusiast who has covered war zones and natural disasters during her long and distinguished career, but nothing could have prepared her for theLives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps, but an unforgiving mountain, avalanches, crevasses, and other perils stand between them and safety.Associated Press reporter Hudson Mead is an extreme skiing enthusiast who has covered war zones and natural disasters during her long and distinguished career, but nothing could have prepared her for the challenges she ll face when the snow train she s riding is decimated by a massive avalanche.Librarian Steffi Graham, on her first trip abroad, is anxious to hone her rock climbing skills in a new and unfamiliar terrain of ice and snow She gets much than she bargained for when her talents put her on the team that goes for help.As the two strangers struggle to reach civilization, they must compromise and learn to trust each other, a task that may be nearly as difficult as the journey itself.
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Kim has made her living as a writer for than three decades, working as an Emmy winning journalist in network news for twenty years before she began penning fiction She resides in a national forest in Michigan, with few neighbors and a long drive to get to the nearest airport, movie theater, or ethnic restaurant She never imagined herself a novelist, her first book, Hunter s Pursuit, was written as a way to fight off cabin fever during a long winter and was sent off to a publisher at the encouragement of friends The positive feedback she received from readers hooked her to continue writing romantic lesbian adventures.Travel is a major obsession Kim first went to Europe at age fourteen, traveling with her parents on a five week excursion through a dozen countries Four years later, she returned as part of a singing and dancing troupe, performing in town squares and castles and staying with local families The decades since have been filled with many far flung excursions riding a camel at the Pyramids of Giza, crossing the U.N green line at Cyprus, dogsledding above the Arctic Circle in Alaska, watching Paris awaken from atop Notre Dame Cathedral, motorcycling the Blue Ridge parkway, watching shuttles launch from a kayak near Cape Canaveral, skiing Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia, climbing Diamondhead in Hawaii Her travels and journalism background provide great fodder for her novels And her younger years in community theater have paid off in her new passion narrating audiobooks.Kim is a member of PAN Published Author s Network , Romance Writers of America, and the Rainbow Romance Writers, Chapter 217 of the RWA She s also a 2008 Recipient of an Alice B Readers Appreciation Award The Alice B Medal This award is given annually to living writers who have careers distinguished by consistently well written stories about lesbians The award is given once, only, in appreciation of career achievement from the author s website
I was provided a free download of Taken by Storm by Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. I would like to thank Net Galley and the publisher, Bold Strokes Books, for this opportunity.Taken by Storm, by veteran author Kim Baldwin, is a captivating read. I have always been fascinated by stories involving natural disasters, especially when snow and ice is involved. The main premise of this book relates to a passenger train that is derailed and buried by an avalanche in the Swiss Alps. The ma [...]
Well written action packed story, with full of twists and turns, and a bit of romance mixed in as well . it was very hard to put the book down, until I reached the very last page.
Wow, what a thrilling ride (literally). I don't want to give away too much, experience it yourself. I love the setting (the Swiss Alps) and Kim Baldwin did an awesome job with creating two wonderful main characters (and lots of supporting ones) who take you by storm and make you fall in love with them. I had to finish the story in one go because I wanted to know how it all will end. It's not a dabbling romance, it's a struggle for survival, a battle against time and nature. Take your seat, buckl [...]
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All aboard Taken by Storm is a gripping adventure story with a dash of romance that tells the story of Hudson and Steffi (along with a handful of other characters) who fight for survival after an avalanche hits and buries the train car they were traveling in on the Bernina Express. The author paints a wonderful, yet terrifying, picture of the Swiss Alps and the drastic measures needed to survive the elements with limited resources after such a catastrophic natural disaster. PS - love the book co [...]
Although the ending seemed rushed, I enjoyed this read and learned quite a bit about survival, climbing and how various people respond in a crisis. Hudson Meade and Steffi Graham are likable because they have purpose, drive and want to do good. Secondary characters were varied which provided an interesting back drop. Hummm Romance? or Adventure? Read and decide.
3.5 rounded to 4. Another good book by Baldwin. She tends to write many books about the outdoors and I seem to gravitate to that type (Beautiful, outdoorsy lesbians anyone? Yes!) This one has a good story and I found the climbing sequences interesting and suspenseful. Thumbs up, Kim
Carleen
*I was provided a free download of Taken by Storm by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Bold Strokes Books for affording me this opportunity.* Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps, but an unforgiving mountain, avalanches, crevasses, and other perils stand between them and safety.Associated Press reporter Hudson Mead is an extreme skiing enthusiast who has covered war zones and natural disasters during her long and distinguished career, b [...]
Loved the setting in the Alps.
Easy fast read -- a little mary sue
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Hudson Mead is a badass AP reporter who has seen more than most, and survived it. In her recreation time she goes extreme skiing with her buddy and cameraman. This year it's the Alps, and they are taking the scenic route. Librarian Steffi Graham seems like a bit of a wallflower. First time abroad, new to extreme climbing, lacking self-confidence and way beyond her comfort zones. But when a train wreck forces them to work together to try and save the survivors it is their complimentary skills a [...]
Paige Braddock
I just finished reading Taken by Storm last night. Curse you, Kim Baldwin, I couldn't put the damn book down. I had to stay up until 12:30 because I just had to finish it. I love stories about people thrown into extreme survival situations, in extreme conditions, in far off places. I'm fascinated in both books and movies by how characters react when faced with life and death it's a great pressure cooker for character flaws to reveal themselves. Those individuals who horde water and food vs those [...]
Adventure and angst in the Alps. This novel by Kim Baldwin is definitely more about the train wreck in the Alps, how the characters handle the situation and how they get out of it more than the budding romance. Actually I didn't quite feel the romantic connection but the adventure and suspense make up for that. I'm a sucker for survival stories and this is a good one. There are characters that die and it's done in a way real to life with no preamble. There aren't any meaningful last conversation [...]
D. Leigh
Wow. It seems I've been waiting forever for Kim's next romance and "Taken by Storm" does not disappoint. I stayed up all night reading this tense account of the Swiss Alps, mountain-climbing and a desperate rescue. Kim uses her insider knowledge of American media (people who don't work in the business almost never get it right) and her extensive travel experience to build an authoritative story. It's her characters, however, who make this a story you can't put down. As always, even the secondary [...]
Everyone hates Fox News right?Kim Baldwin always writes good adventures and this one is no different. Nice plot, interesting characters and a tidy resolution.
Scary good. Even if the first half is a little slow, I couldn't put it down. Not bad at all if you're into adventure and extreme survival situations.
This is such a great jouney! Its incredible how the story goes. It was thrilling and hardly to put it down, because you want to know what happened next. I think it's a bit slow at the start. But yeah such a great experiences. I love everyone is working together to survive and willing to help each other. There are part have a touching moment that made me to tear as well.
Great action packed story starring Hudson and Steffi as main characters also has a strong likeable back cast too. from start to finish Taken by storm keeps you wanting to read more. if you love action you will love this. another Kim Baldwin great 5⭐
I really enjoyed this book. Some of that was based on my preexisting knowledge of Zurich. It was fun knowing exactly what was being described in the city. That aside, I felt that all off the characters were important. It's the first book I've read in awhile where the ensemble plays a key role in the plot and maintaining the momentum. It also makes me very glad I never took a ride on the Bernia Express.
Williesun
I clearly didn't read the Netgalley summary close enough because I wasn't expecting this book to be as much of an adventure story as it turned out to be. When I check Netgalley, my first category is the gay&lesbian books because I just can't help myself and most of them are about gay men. Totally valid but really not what floats my boat so I usually latch on to every lesbian book release that sounds halfway decent (and then some) in the hopes to find something worthwhile.So, 'Taken b [...]
A rather engaging find.Baldwin really knows how to carve meaningful characters out of an otherwise benign premise. I honestly think that the character dynamics -- most obviously between Steffi and Hudson -- are sharper and more focused when there's nothing at stake; and this narrative precision is what allowed the author to turn TAKEN BY STORM from an intriguing survival story and transform it into a modest surveillance of emotional/relational discord.It's not an easy task, to make an accomplish [...]
Lives depend on two women when a train derails high in the remote Alps due to an avalanche. Hudson Mead who is an extreme skier and Steffi Graham who is a rock climber set out over deadly terrain to get help for the others who are buried in the train under the snow from the avalanche some severely injured with sparse food available. Steffi is a librarian who does not have much experience in the harsh dangerous ice and snow conditions and to make the situation more difficult has a lack of confide [...]
Got an advance copy from NetGalley for an honest review.I absolutely loved this story. From the very beginning it captured my attention and kept it there until the very end. I loved how it had the different points of views, you got to see what happend at the same times from different people. Hudson and Joe are amazing and I felt so bad for them, they finally get a chance at a vacation only to have it ruined by an avalanche. Not only do they suffer broken bones but Hudson also finds love which I [...]
Steffi Graham is on a break from embarking on new romantic relationships. She falls too hard and too fast, and has developed, from experience, the maturity necessary to recognize that she needs to sort herself out before risking repeating this pattern again. We know this because the author tells us so. Repeatedly.A quick glance at the pulpier of the pulp novels I mark as "read" -- and occasionally highly rate -- here on will tell you that I am all too willing to suspend disbelief in the name of [...]
I received this book from Netgalley for a review. This was a really great read. Full of action that keeps you hanging on by your fingernails. The story starts off with Steffi Graham who is a librarian in small town in Washington state. She finally decides to stop fantasizing about her vacations that she keeps reading about and to finally take one.She goes with her fellow librarian friend, Kris, and goes on an ice climbing adventure in Switzerland and Italy. Along the way she meets Hudson Mead wh [...]
This was a really excellent read. One of the best Bold Strokes Books titles I've come across.It starts a little bit slowly, giving the background of our two main characters. It's also told in alternating POV, a fact which confused me at first (I apparently hadn't paid enough attention to the characters' names, and was wondering why the librarian was suddenly at a news awards ceremony). Once they meet, though, the action takes off. The survivalist aspects of this novel were really spectacular. I [...]
Samantha Luce
I did the audio version of this novel. The narrator does a good job. The story is interesting. Hudson is a famous reporter who goes everywhere and does pretty much everything. She's fearless, noble, and pretty much all around awesome. Steffi is a more down to earth character. Both have their own skill sets they bring to the table which helps the ladies rescue their friends and fellow train mates when their train is hit by an avalanche. The relationship buildup is pretty good but at times it seem [...]
Jane Shambler
Wow!I'm seriously impressed with this author Kim Baldwin. Her scenic descriptions are to die for and no I'm not kidding. You feel like you are there. Her books are very easy to read. They have a bit of everything. Adventure, romance, great characters and some of the best scenery around. (although the last part you need to close your eyes and use your own imagination). She's an excellent author, one which I will most definitely looking for in the future. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did.
This is a ripper. It took a lot of discipline to actually put the book down at 3am rather than keep reading. The characters, especially the main characters Hudson and Steffi, are well developed and have a sense of reality which is refreshing in lesbian romantic fiction. Baldwin again sets the action against the clock to increase the tension, and we get to watch the characters fight for survival. Baldwin obviously has a good understanding of the snow environment and the character's backstories, a [...]
Missouri Vaun
This was possibly more of an adventure book than a romance book, although there is a nice romance thread between the two main characters. I really enjoy stories where a group of characters are thrown together in a survival situation. I love to see how characters evolve and reveal themselves when faced with life threatening scenarios.
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Q: Return Month wise count if no data for month return 0 as count in oracle sql I have a table having data for January to March (till current month) and I am able to take the month wise count.But user required is to display zero for rest of the month.Kindly suggest.
For example:
select count(a.emp_id) as cnt ,to_char(a.due_date,'MONTH') as Process_Month from EMP_Request a
where a.due_date is not null
group by to_char(a.due_date,'MONTH')

Output:
cnt    Process_month

20     JANUARY

35     FEBUARY

26     March

Desired output:
cnt    Process_month

20     JANUARY

35     FEBUARY

26     March

0      APRIL

0      MAY
…….
….
….
0      DECEMBER

Please assist.

A: use WWV_FLOW_MONTHS_MONTH to get all the month and left join with your query to get the month name from the date column and join with it
  with cte
  (
   SELECT month_display as month FROM WWV_FLOW_MONTHS_MONTH
  ) , cnt as
  (
  select count(a.emp_id) as cnt ,
 to_char(a.due_date,'MONTH') as Process_Month from EMP_Request a
  where a.due_date is not null
 group by to_char(a.due_date,'MONTH')
 ) select coalesce(Process_Month,month), cnt from cte left join cnt on cte.month=cnt.to_char(to_date(Process_Month, 'DD-MM-YYYY'), 'Month')

A: This is a general problem which is not really a sql problem. SQL doesn't really know about what months you are interested in. So the solution is to tell it in a sub query.
Here is a solution that doesn't use external tables. You simply select all months of the year and outer join your data.
select TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(available_months.m,'MM'),'MONTH') , NVL(sum(data.cnt),0) from
(select to_number(to_char(sysdate,'MM')) m, 7 cnt from dual) data,
(select 1 m from dual union select 2 from dual union select 3 from dual union select 4 from dual
                      union select 5 from dual union select 6 from dual union select 7 from dual
                      union select 8 from dual union select 9 from dual union select 10 from dual
                      union select 11 from dual union select 12 from dual) available_months
where
  data.m (+) = available_months.m
group by available_months.m
order by available_months.m;

Or with your data query included is should look like (not tested):
select TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(available_months.m,'MM'),'MONTH') , NVL(sum(data.cnt),0) from
(select count(a.emp_id) as cnt ,to_char(a.due_date,'MONTH') as Process_Month from EMP_Request a where a.due_date is not null) data
(select 1 m from dual union select 2 from dual union select 3 from dual union select 4 from dual
                      union select 5 from dual union select 6 from dual union select 7 from dual
                      union select 8 from dual union select 9 from dual union select 10 from dual
                      union select 11 from dual union select 12 from dual) available_months
where
  data.due_date (+) = available_months.m
group by available_months.m
order by available_months.m;

A: Right join months generator with your query:
select to_char(to_date(mth_num, 'MM'), 'MONTH') month, nvl(cnt, 0) cnt
  from (
    select count(emp_id) as cnt, to_char(due_date, 'mm') mth_num
      from emp_request where due_date is not null
      group by to_char(due_date, 'mm')) e
  right join (
    select to_char(level, 'fm00') mth_num
      from dual connect by level <= 12) m using (mth_num)
  order by mth_num

dbfiddle demo
Months generator is a simple hierarchical query which gives us 12 values 01, 02... 12:
select to_char(level, 'fm00') mth_num from dual connect by level <= 12

You can also use system views to get these numbers:
select to_char(rownum, 'fm00') mth_num from all_objects where rownum <= 12

or this syntax:
select to_char(column_value, 'fm00') mth_num
  from table(sys.odcivarchar2list(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12))

It's better to work on numbers which you can sort properly and convert to month names in the last step. This way you have natural months order.
If you want to be sure that month names are always in english, not dependent from local settings then use to_date with third parameter, like here:
select to_char(sysdate, 'month', 'nls_date_language=english') from dual

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On the night of November 9, 1989, 15-year-old David Kern sat in his childhood home on the Ackerstrasse in East Berlin. There was a stir in the streets, a foreign wind blowing through the avenues. The Wall was coming down, and David was stuck at home. His mother, a daughter of Holocaust survivors who moved to Germany after the war to participate in the building of a new socialist utopia, wouldn't let him out the door. Too dangerous, she said. The next morning, he went to school, but not many kids had shown up. After a while, those present agreed: Let's go to the Wall. And so they started walking, joined by thousands of others, toward an unknown future. Since the end of World War II, the Wall had represented the decadent, bourgeoisie West — the enemy. Now, in those first stirring moments of freedom, the tall, gray concrete Wall became the symbol of something very different: a gateway to the outside world and an invitation to a new life. For David, those first steps would also represent a journey back to himself and a life of Torah. Looking back, 25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, David can now see the bigger picture, what the fall of Communism meant then, and what the monumental event could hint about the future. "When you witness an entire system cease to exist from one moment to the next," Kern said in an interview from his London home, "it gives you an indication of the rapid transformations we will experience with Mashiach's arrival." Today, David is a rabbi and avreich living in England with his wifeRebecca and seven children. But those days of revolution and collapse are never far from his mind. The idea that Communism — a system so dominant and imposing — could collapse in an instant, is still a wonder to those who experienced it. This isDavid's story.


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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been named the 29th most powerful woman in the world.
The annual list, released by Forbes, "celebrates the icons, innovators and instigators who are using their voice to change power structures and create a lasting impact".
Ms Ardern slides into the list above Australia's richest citizen, Gina Rinehart, at 30, and popstar Beyoncé Knowles, at 50.
opping the list is German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has held the number one spot for eight years running.
This year Ms Ardern is the only New Zealander on the list. Last year she was named the 13th most powerful woman in global politics by Forbes.
The business magazine said on its website that Ms Ardern "set new norms as a government leader" when she gave birth to baby Neve earlier this year and announced her partner Clarke Gayford would be a stay-at-home father.
"She is using her platform to 'create a path for other women' to follow in her footsteps."
They also cited her age, at 38 she is the youngest female leader in the world and New Zealand's youngest leader in 150 years.
Top 30 most powerful women in the world according to Forbes:
1. Angela Merkel, Chancellor, Germany
2. Theresa May, Prime Minister, UK
3. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, IMF
4. Mary Marra, CEO, General Motors
5. Abigail Johnson, CEO, Fidelity Investments
6. Melinda Gates, Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
7. Susan Wojcicki, CEO, Youtube
8. Ana Patricia Botín, Chair and Executive Director, Banco Santander
9. Marillyn Hewson, CEO, Lockheed Martin
10. Ginni Rometty, CEO, IBM
11. Sheryl Sandberg, COO, Facebook
12. Gail Boudreaux, President and CEO, Anthem
13. Angela Ahrendts, SVP, Retail, Apple
14. Safra Catz, Co-CEO, Oracle
15. Isabelle Kocher, CEO, ENGIE
16. Adena Friedman, President and CEO, NASDAQ
17. Ho Ching, Exec. Director and CEO, Temasek
18. Emma Walmsley, CEO, GlaxoSmithKline
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22. Laurene Powell Jobs and family, Founder and President, Emerson Collective
23. Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch, United Kingdom
24. Ivanka Trump, Advisor to the President, The White House, United States
25. Phebe Novakovic, CEO, General Dynamics
26. Sheikh Hasina Wajed, Prime Minister, Bangladesh
27. Stacey Cunningham, President, NYSE Group
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29. Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister, New Zealand
30. Gina Rinehart, Executive Chairman, Hancock Prospecting
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L'architecture oblique ou fonction oblique est un mouvement artistique, créé par Claude Parent et Paul Virilio en 1964, qui se définit comme « la fin de la verticale comme axe d'élévation, la fin de l'horizontale comme plan permanent, ceci au bénéfice de l'axe oblique et du plan incliné ».

Principes
Cette théorie, qui participe du déconstructivisme, est le fruit de leurs recherches sur le thème de l'« oblique » et de la « diagonale » et a pour principe l'élimination de l'orthogonalité et l'organisation spatiale de la cité à partir de plans inclinés accessibles et vivables de façon continue dans les trois dimensions.

Ses principes ont été développés par le groupe Architecture-principe et dans l'atelier Virilio-Parent à l'École spéciale d'architecture. La fonction oblique a donné lieu à un livre manifeste, puis à une exposition : Vivre à l'oblique.
Ses principes ont été mis en pratique lors de la réalisation expérimentale d'« espaces obliques » dans les maisons de la Culture au Havre (1969), à Nevers (1971), à Amiens (1972), à Douai (1973), à Chalon-sur-Saône (1973).

L'Église Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay de Nevers, bâtie en 1966, est aujourd'hui l'une des expressions restantes de cette théorie. L'intérieur conçu comme un espace oblique et son sol, non plat, est en forme de « V ». Cette église à l'époque de sa création fut assez mal reçue du fait de son apparence, très influencée par l'« esthétique » des blockhaus de la Seconde Guerre mondiale qui ont impressionné Paul Virilio ; elle a été classée au titre des monuments historiques en mai 2000.

Œuvres influencées par ce mouvement
 Pierre Riboulet (prototype de rampe dans le bâtiment de l'Institut français d'urbanisme à Marne-la-Vallée)
 Jean Nouvel
 Daniel Libeskind
 Zaha Hadid

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Claude Parent - Paul Virilio, Architecture Principe: 1966 and 1996, Paris, Les Éditions de l'Imprimeur, septembre 1996

Mouvement artistique
Oblique
Histoire de l'architecture
Oblique
Philosophie postmoderne en France

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The property A four-storey house in a paris suburb. The ground floor has a living room, dining room and kitchen. The first floor has a master bedroom, bathroom and another bedroom. The attic has a bedroom-playroom, with a bathroom and wc. The basement has a second playroom and utility room.


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require 'observer'

require 'Qt'
require 'stl_viewer'

class DocumentCtrl
  attr_reader :document

  def initialize(main_window)
    @document = nil # this is THE ROOT DOCUMENT of this application
    @main_window = main_window
  end

  def open
    return if(!exit_current_session?)
    file_name = Qt::FileDialog.getOpenFileName(@main_window)
    if !file_name.nil?
      stl = Disp3D::STL.new()
      if stl.parse(file_name, Disp3D::STL::ASCII)
        @document = Document.new()
        @document.add_observer(self)
        @document.tri_mesh = stl.tri_mesh
      end
    end
  end

# 更新といっても、ノードの入れ替え、色の変更、フィットさせるだけなど、様々と思うが・・・
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United Nations: About 40 trucks are loaded and ready to ferry relief supplies to Syria's bomb-and-siege shattered Eastern Ghouta, but there has been no let up in fighting despite a UN ceasefire resolution, a top UN official said Wednesday.
"When will your resolution be implemented?" he asked, staring fixedly at members of the UN Security Council, who listened in complete silence.
Carl Skau, the deputy Swedish ambassador to the United Nations, demanded "immediate access" for the humanitarian aid. "There is no time to lose," he said.
"It is the collective credibility of the Security Council and the responsibility of each of its members that today is heavily at stake in the Syrian drama," he said.
Jeffrey Feltman, UN under secretary-general for political affairs, expressed frustration over the council's inaction.
"What we need is implementation of (resolution) 2401 and that is not happening," he said.


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Post-Match Report
Arsenal 2-1 Man Utd: How it happened
Aidan Small 07 Feb 2019
Manchester United Women -
Thu Feb 7 - 19:30
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A Vivianne Miedema brace booked our place in the FA Women's Continental League Cup final on Thursday night, as we ran out 2-1 winners over Manchester United.
The Netherlands international has now scored 25 goals in all competitions this season, while Louise Quinn delivered a dominant defensive performance on her 50th appearance for the club.
Katie McCabe carved open the game's first chance, shifting the ball on to her left foot and firing over from the edge of the box, before Jess Sigsworth raced beyond Emma Mitchell and fizzed a low effort narrowly wide.
The visitors then went on to enjoy a brief spell of possession, but this created space for us to attack - and following an inch-perfect pass from Dominique Bloodworth, Miedema opened the scoring.
The Netherlands international latched on to Bloodworth's incisive pass, raced through on goal and poked the ball past Siobhan Chamberlain with great composure.
Chances were few and far between for the remainder of the first half, but on the stroke of half-time, Quinn had a golden opportunity to double our advantage only to see her powerful effort cleared by some fine defending from Katie Zelem.
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The 22-year-old received the ball inside the box, shifted the ball on to her left foot and fired into the back of the net for her second of the evening.
United pulled one back in the 83rd minute through Katie Green, but our defence stood strong to ensure there would be no late drama.
We will face Manchester City in the final of the competition on Saturday, February 23.
The game will take place at Bramall Lane with kick-off at 12.15pm (UK time).


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K. Jake Chakasim
jchakasim@gmail.com
Jake Chakasim is a Cree from the Mushkegowuk Territory situated in Northern Ontario, also known as Treaty 9 or the James Bay Treaty. Coupled with scholarly activities and professional practice he has worked and collaborated with firms in Ontario and British Columbia. Jake is cross-appointed with Carleton's School of Indigenous & Canadian Studies.
PhD Candidate, Planning – University of British Columbia, 2016-present
MArch – Ryerson University, 2010
BArch – Ryerson University, 2006
Civil Engineering Technology – Lakehead University, 2001
Jake's approach to community design is interdisciplinary informed by Architecture, Engineering and Indigenous Planning Principles. He is currently a Doctoral Candidate with UBC's School of Community and Regional Planning, SCARP with a research focus on resiliency, the internal migration and displacement of indigenous communities (a type of 'domestic' diaspora) including the foregrounding of an etymology of indigenous design missing in Canadian Schools of Architecture.
His approach to design education is based on phronesis, a type of 'practical wisdom' thus ensuring the ways Indigenous people express themselves are not to be seen (or considered) as anecdotal evidence but worthy of critical discussion. He brings forward a cultural narrative about the way indigenous practitioners come to bare the historical injustices imposed upon indigenous communities and the sociological forces that continue to shape and often ill define the working relationships with indigenous communities.
Jake is an active member of the RAIC Indigenous Task Force and is currently involved with the development of a National Architecture Policy for Canada that centralizes the valued inclusion of Canada's Indigenous peoples' presence, livelihood and wellbeing across the built environment. He has spoken at conferences and community events nationally and internationally on Indigenous design. In 2008, Jake was a contributing artist to Canada's participation with the Venice Biennale via the exhibition, 41° to 66° Architecture in Canada: Region, Culture and Tectonics. In 2011, he was awarded the ARCC King Medal for Excellence in Architectural + Environmental Design Research that acknowledges innovation, integrity, and scholarship. And more recently, part of a team of Indigenous architects and designers responsible for UNCEDED, Canada's contribution to the 2018 Venice Biennale of Architecture.
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Enterprise Java
Oracle hasn't killed Java -- but there's still time
Can Oracle do more than capitalize on the Java platform that Sun built?
By Andrew C. Oliver
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Oracle's last two crap quarterly earnings can most definitely be described as the chickens coming home to roost. The core of the problem is that Oracle lacks anyone who can have a big idea, and a sales machine won't produce the results that investors are accustomed to unless they have something to sell.
The Sun acquisition was a mixed bag: Oracle leapt from the low-cost, high-margin business of software sales into the high-cost, low-margin business of hardware sales just as the cloud era kicked off in earnest. That had to be fun for investors. What was even more fun was what investors were unable to see: that Oracle failed to capitalize on the most important part of Sun.
Java was the big opportunity. Java was Sun's success story. If Sun had spun off its hardware business to Fujitsu, built a sales team that worked, and hired a marketing team that could count or do math (Java version 1.x, 1.2 = 2, 1.3 = 2, 1.4 = 2, 5, 6, 7...), then my buddy Simon Phipps might have retired to a private island and Sun would still be here today.
By the time Oracle bought Sun, its troubles had leaked into Java 7, which took approximately 100 years (give or take) to be released -- and with far fewer features. Oracle started making promises about releases and tried to create a release schedule (good idea), However, it failed to fix Sun's semi-abortive attempts to open-source Java, which might have made it more responsive to the industry, or to create any new Java products that anyone wanted to buy.
In fact, Oracle trimmed Sun's portfolio of immature products that no one was purchasing. It was probably a good move, but some of Oracle's offerings in those areas are rickety at best. Then Oracle continued Sun's late attempt to tick off its allies and sued Google with a position ripe with collateral damage for our entire industry. Needless to say it was sort of predictable.
Java's major new features?
With Java 7 and Java 8, we got developer porn, but no new ideas or big ideas. So Typesafe stuck things into Scala, developers talked up those features, then they went into Java. This allowed the developers stuck in big companies who dreamed of writing Scala to use their favorite candy with a slightly wonkier syntax in Java.
This is great for "commoditization" and "standardization," but it offers no new or big ideas. Big ideas are what create new markets. Java was a big idea: "Write once, run anywhere" in a fully garbage-collected VM with a type-safe language that took most of the suck out of writing C++. That was a big enough reason to get companies to rewrite code in Java. Project Lambda wasn't a big enough idea.
Despite all that, Java SE hasn't been an unmitigated disaster. Oracle would have had to do a lot to screw that up. Meanwhile Microsoft, the most obvious competitor, screwed itself completely. Nevertheless I expect Microsoft to turn it around in the cloud era so long as it realizes Azure, Office 365, and BizTalk are the platform and Windows is essentially a dead man walking.
Java EE is another story
Java EE was already stagnant. Do you know what's new in the latest release? Neither do I, and I don't care. Remember WebLogic? Remember what Sun ended up calling its app server that was based on GlassFish? Neither do I. Meanwhile Red Hat is busy building its future with OpenShift, with JBoss as a smaller part. EMC and its VMware and Pivotal subdivisions are talking about Cloud Foundry, but they're busy selling Hadoop bolted on to Greenplum.
In other words, Java EE is playing catch-up with the industry. Java EE is hobbled by a Java Community Process that has outlived its usefulness because Oracle is terrible at pretending it cares what people think. The JCP was a political thing that convinced vendors (especially IBM) to stay on the Java ship. The most important innovation to Java's core in the past several years was Android, and Oracle sued Google over it. The rest of the innovations all happened in open source, yet Oracle alienated Apache. What's the point of the JCP?
But there's more to Java EE's ecosystem, by which we used to mean Spring. Well, Rod Johnson went to go work for Typesafe and VMware spun Spring into the new Pivotal weed farm (because cloud, data warehousing, Hadoop, and Spring obviously all belong in one incoherent company). That's not Oracle's fault directly, but it speaks to the opportunity in the Java EE ecosystem. It isn't a key part of anyone's business strategy, unless they're running an offshoring outfit.
What is driving Java?
Inertia is driving Java. If you want a multiplatform runtime, the JVM is the main game in town. There is so much stuff in Java and an install base so extensive that, from a business standpoint, you'd be an idiot to ignore it.
That inertia is part of the reason Hadoop was written in Java (mostly) instead of other languages. Over the past year I've been talking to .Net shops that are deploying their first Linux and first Java runtime all because of Hadoop.
How to recover?
Some of this is the maturity cycle. As Microsoft learned, you can't do anything new without ticking off the faithful. Oracle has a project to finally "fix" Java and address a bug I filed with Sun years ago making List<int> work properly. Too little, too late, and in any case, that isn't a big idea. A big idea in the business sense is "get customers to ___, making it possible for them to ___, which lets us sell them ___" (market creation, disruption, productization), but then doesn't sound like a Pinky and the Brain joke.
The big ideas are cloud, NoSQL, and big data. These are the technologies that make new things possible and old things cheaper. How do you give Java EE (or maybe CE or DE) a great edge here? How do you make it so that there is a big reason to come to Oracle's table?
I don't think Oracle knows how to create markets. It knows how to destroy them and create a product out of them, but it somehow failed to do that with Java. I think Java will have a long, long tail, but the days are numbered for it being anything more than a runtime and a language with a huge install base. I don't see Oracle stepping up to the plate to offer the kind of leadership that is needed. It just isn't who Oracle is.
Instead, Oracle will sue some more people, do some more shortsighted and self-defeating things, then quietly fade into runtime maintainer before IBM, Red Hat, et al. pick up the slack independently. That's started to happen anyhow.


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Records show heavy eHealth spending on food
ctvtoronto.ca Published Friday, June 19, 2009 11:55PM EDT
Records indicate that eHealth Ontario spent heavily on food despite being warned last November by Health Minister David Caplan to watch expenses.
According to records reviewed by CTV Toronto, eHealth billed taxpayers $48,257.16 on catering for offsite meetings and another $33,034.82 on food for internal meetings.
Those expenditures were incurred between October 2008 and January.
An eHealth spokesperson told CTV Toronto said the expenditures came at a time of transition for the agency, with a new CEO and board -- and a host of meetings with stakeholders. Food had to be brought in for those meetings.
However, some of those expenditures came after Caplan sent deputy minister Ron Sapsford, now the acting CEO of eHealth, to read the arm's-length agency the riot act about its spending.
Despite that November directive, eHealth management hired consultants to organize a Christmas party.
Former CEO Sarah Kramer, who resigned her position earlier this month, had spent $51,000 redecorating her office to a standard she considered professional but not opulent.
Kramer came under attack for issuing about $5 million in sole-sourced contracts to highly-paid consultants, some of whom she knew personally -- and some of whom had links to the provincial Liberals.
Kramer's defenders have said the world of advanced medical records technology is a small one, and that eHealth had been given a mandate to get things moving after its predecessor, the Smart Systems for Health Agency, burned through $650 million in five years with little to show for the expenditure.
On Wednesday, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced that Dr. Alan Hudson, chair of eHealth's board, had resigned. He also issued new government-wide rules banning the sole-source hiring of consultants and tightened up on the expenses they can claim.
The opposition is trying to keep up the pressure on the government.
They have advanced the theory that there may be other eHealth-style time bombs out there waiting to blow up in the government's face.
On the latest revelations of extravagant spending, the opposition repeated their demands that Health Minister David Caplan resign or be fired over the eHealth fiasco -- although McGuinty expressed confidence in his minister on Wednesday.
But two politicians say these latest revelations show the government didn't have control of its bureaucrats and agencies.
"You can make sure that if you have clear directions, they're going to be followed. That's the message that should be very clearly spelled out to the bureaucracy," said Bob Runciman, interim leader of the Progressive Conservative party.
"Who knows how expensive the tea party has been here in the province, and I think that's what we have to get out," said NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.
With a report from CTV Toronto's Paul Bliss
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First and foremost, I truly believe every author should ask themselves why they want to write the project they are currently sitting down to write. Why? Because being honest with yourself might save you some heartache. If you're chasing a trend, you might find your passion burns out rather quickly (or when the trend passes…because it will, probably before you finish your first draft). This will make you feel like you wasted your time and energy, even if you did technically learn from it. So…take a step back before you sit down to write. Why are writing this book? Why are you writing in this genre? Are you following trends? Are you the best person to tell it? What is the main reason for switching genres: the story, the genre, the characters, the challenge, etc.? What drives you the most is up to you. Knowing why you're writing it and what your goals are for it will help you stay focused.
Isn't it fun to discover a new genre?
If you're not reading, you don't have the tools to write. I know, I know. There are so many people who loathe that rule, but it's true. Reading within and outside of your genre helps you see what has been done before, what is expected, and where you can succeed. Have you read widely in this genre? Have you seen gaps that need to be filled? Do you understand your reader's expectations? What about successful tropes or overused ones? Read, read, read. You will love it. And if you don't enjoy reading it, then you probably won't enjoy writing it. Find the genre where you feel at home.
This is a step I'm not sure many consider, but researching the history of your genre can give you excellent insight. You'll come across controversies, learn how it correlated with history, and watch it expand into what it has become today. By knowing this, you might be inspired by the greats or see where the shape of your genre is most likely headed. Rather than chasing trends as they pop up, this might help you walk down an educated path of where that trend might pop before it ever happens…and you'll have your book written, rather than scrambling to finish something. Again, this isn't about chasing trends, but rather—at a fundamental level—knowing what needs to be done next in order to fulfill readers' wants/needs/desires ahead of time. Make sure to check out writing blogs. Look up your favorite authors in that genre and see if they offer writing tips in interviews or elsewhere. They've already written this genre and made mistakes, so listen to their lessons ahead of time. You might still make the same mistakes, but at least you'll recognize it for what it is and move on to the next step. Let knowledge guide your passion.
As an example, I generally read and write YA SFF, but last year, I set out to write my first historical. I still haven't finished. It's been SUPER hard, much harder than I anticipated, but I set out knowing I wanted to learn first and worry about publication later (if I ever pursue publication with it at all).
I began by reading all the historical fiction I could get my hands on. (I already read historical fiction, but I pushed to read more.) I tried different sub-genres and time periods and styles. In between books, I researched my time period thoroughly. I took notes. I researched again. I took MORE notes. I visited libraries and museums. I took notes again. I organized. Then, I began to write. Funny enough, even though I thought I had all the notes I needed to write, it became quite clear the moment I sat down that historical fiction demanded more than I expected and totally different tools than SFF. I made mistakes. I backtracked. I set it down. I came back to it. I wrote again. I took it to my beta readers. I deleted over half of it. I started over. I continued to write. Most recently, I've set it down again. But I still love it. And I don't feel like I wasted a second of my time.
In the end, I was passionate about the tale. I was willing to learn and make mistakes. I still haven't finished the novel, as it was my first attempt, but I believe in the story. I might pick it back up. I might not. But I believe in trying new genres and following your heart and challenging your art. Just don't let bumps in the road convince you that you're failing. You are trying. You are learning. And that's something to be proud of.
Every author in the world had to write in their genre for the first time.
Why can't this be your first leap toward success?
We need more female protagonists in STEM fields, especially in YA. For those of you who don't know, STEM covers science, technology, engineering, and math. The reason STEM needs to be explored more in YA fiction is to encourage young women to explore those fields in real life more.
I get it. I know that there are real-life role models to look up to in those fields already. But a lot of younger people—myself included—enjoy looking up to fictional role models, too. When I was a kid, fictional characters strangely felt more attainable, more inspirational, more…like me.
Sometimes, it's easier for a fourteen-year-old to look up to a fourteen-year-old scientist rather than Marie Curie. (And more fun.) This is why I'm advocating for a bigger emphasis on STEM in YA fiction, but there's another, more personal reason as well.
Here's the deal. I hated science in school. Loathed it. Biology was the hardest course for me in high school and college. I hated biology…but I loved chemistry. I also love math. I also love technology and engineering. But as a young girl, I hit a couple roadblocks while studying it.
In school, for instance, I signed up for Tech 101 instead of Home Ec. I was immediately approached by an office clerk who thought I made a mistake. On top of that, one of my teachers actually had to the gall to "make sure" I wanted to take Tech 101 instead of Home Ec since I didn't have a mother at home. If that wasn't discouraging enough, I came second place in a bridge building competition later that semester…only for the teacher to pull me aside and tell me I should've won. (The winner, it turned out, had cheated. But did the school correct it? No. I just got a secret pat on my back.) If I could tell you what it felt like to then see that boy congratulated, to hear my fellow classmates say "You almost lost to a girl, dude" like that was the worst thing ever, I would. But I still don't have words for it.
STEM didn't exactly welcome me.
I recall these moments in my life where I loved science, technology, engineering, and math—and I was good at it, too—but numerous adults in my life discouraged it anyway. Granted, I'm not saying I would've chased an engineering degree if these things hadn't happened. In fact, I'm pretty sure I would've chased English no matter what. Why? Because my university asked me to become a math major after I scored 100% on one of their harder exams…and I still turned it down.
Now I'm an author…and authors are engineers of stories. So, I set out to write a book where my protagonist is involved with science.
Kalina came to me that night. She's sixteen, a botanist, and she invents machines that help water her plants when she's too busy studying them. Botany takes on a huge role in my book. So much so that one of my critique partners asked an interesting question: How are you going to get readers to sympathize with plants instead of people?
I'm not asking readers to sympathize with plants over people. I'm asking readers to see how interesting plants can be. To see an awesome, smart, and talented young woman studying her scientific passion. To open their minds to science.
Kalina opened my mind, and I love everything she taught me. Granted, I still can't grow a flower to save my life (especially with cats in the house), but I have a deeper appreciation for botany. Above all, I have a deeper appreciation for science.
YA readers deserve more of that, too.


It was a year ago this weekend that our tiny house adventure officially began with the arrival of our trailer. We had hoped to be finished and moved in by now, but we have pushed back our estimated move-in date so many times we decided to stop making one.
We've been working on the interior walls off and on since the beginning of January. We finished putting up the 1/4 inch tongue-and-groove pine board wall material and began priming it today. As I mentioned in this post, we had to finish filling the space in the walls with loose fiberglass insulation and we ended up using 5 bales worth. Thus the tedious 4 month project!
As the walls went up and I saw how cozy and pretty it was inside, I began to question our previous decision to paint the walls white. We didn't want the cabin-feel that wood walls with knot holes tends to create, so in the end, we decided that we'd better stick to our original decision, and began priming this weekend.
The first board of the walls!
In some places there was a big enough gap to add rigid foam. Kyle is a creative problem-solver!
This was the moment I first thought, "Oh my, this is a small space!" Thankfully we won't be working like this in the house when we live in it.
We had to get creative to cut the boards to fit around the wiring.
After the 2-3 inches of rain we've had in the last few weeks, we are pretty anxious to get the roof on and dried in to keep all the unnecessary water off our floor. This weekend, good friends Luke and Emily visited to help work on the house.
Ridge beam: The plans we purchased called for a micrallam ridge beam, which is an engineered beam that would be long, straight and in one piece. After shopping around at a few lumber yards with no success of finding a beam 6 inches tall, Kyle decided to make his own. Micrallam beams are intended to carry weight, so a 28 foot long beam like we are needing would be built at 10+ inches tall to carry the load of the roof that would normally have to free span that entire length. Kyle's best estimate was that the micrallam was called for in the plans because it needed to be straight but wouldn't carry much weight. So what he ended up doing was used 3 2x6x18 engineered timberstrand studs, which are typically used in tall buildings where long studs are necessary. He cut one of these studs in half and spliced them together to make a 28′ beam that he needed, yielding a straight 28′ 3×6 ridge beam.
Dog-house dormers: We decided make the dog house dormers in our second loft a little bit wider than we initially planned, which in the end created a more spacious loft and will allow easier entrance to the loft via stairs.
Roof: The roofline would have been simple if we would have just stuck with the nice A-frame, 12-12 pitch roof. But of course we had to make it more complicated! This is a great example of one of the many times in tiny house building where you run across something you hadn't planned out specifically. Our major goal for the weekend was framing the dormers and setting all the rafters. This started by visualizing what we wanted the roofline to look like, creating a plan of how to get there, and then finding the beginning point – like which piece to put in first. Luke and Kyle spent a good two hours on this process and by lunch time, they had one side framed out. The rest went much quicker with less thinking and more doing. I must say, I am pretty impressed with how it turned out! By the end of the weekend, we have all the rafters in place, loft number 1 fully sheathed, and half of the middle section of the roof sheathed. Almost dry!
This sweet ceiling outline is my favorite feature of the house this week.
The almost completed roof line.
This week I am thankful for good friends to share life with – friends who we've grown with in the past, live separate lives now, but who are still invested in our lives and care enough to spend a weekend helping us on our house. We love these guys and are thankful we can pick up our relationship from when we last saw one another.
I'm also thankful for front porch swings, chirping birds, coffee, and cool summer mornings. There's just something about that combination that makes me fall in love with Jesus and his creation. I am most looking forward to when we add our front porch on our tiny house. It might not be until we move it to where we plan to live, but I can picture myself enjoying many mornings with Jesus there (or in front of the big picture window in the great room).
Finally, I'm thankful for creativity. It amazed me this weekend to see Luke and Kyle figure out how to shape the roof line around the dog house dormers. God has gifted them with creative, practical minds that are making a beautiful home. The Creator of the universe has gifted his children with so much creativity – he made us in him image after all. I hope that as we use that creativity to build a house, that it points people towards Jesus.
Wow it's June already! It's hard to believe that it's only been four weeks since we picked up the trailer from Tumbleweed in Colorado Springs. Here's a few weekly progression pictures.
Picking up the Tumbleweed trailer on 5/2.
5/10 – Floor is Insulated.
5/17 – Subfloor is laid and one side wall is framed.
5/24 – Main level walls are in place.
5/26 – Sheathing is mostly up and loft beams are in place.
In the three short weekends since we began, Kyle and crew have gotten the floor insulated, walls built, raised, and mostly sheathed. Here's some details on the work since the last blog.
Front wall: We used these engineered beams in the front wall in order to provide strength and stability to the wall. This will help prevent racking as the house drives down the road.
Lifting the wall in place.
Front wall with holes for door and window.
Using the template to cut around the wheel wells.
Miscellaneous: Nine bolts are welded to the Tumbleweed trailer frame, and stick up through the walls. Brandon is screwing on the bracket that anchors the house frame to the trailer. I am sealing the cracks between the trailer and the floor and frame to prevent any water from sneaking in to the house. Zac made 9 loft beams by fastening two 2x4s together with a spacer in the middle to make the beam 4×4. Then they framed around them to secure them in place.
The bracket that anchors the house to the trailer.
Loft beams that over hang the porch.
Making sure everything is square.
Loft Walls: This weekend, Kyle and Zac got busy on the walls of the lofts. We have purchased engineered floor plans from Tumbleweed – the 24′ Cypress model, and modified the floor plan to fit our needs and desires. The plans didn't include plans for a dormered loft, so Kyle spent quite a bit of time thinking and experimenting on the best roof angle, and how to make it sturdy. After a few hours of brain work, and a few more hours of physical work, we started to see the shape of the front of our house.
Lots of thinking and measuring….
A header beam cut to fit around the framing.
The front of our house is taking shape!
The things we do to get a good picture!
That's it for now folks! Up next is the roof!


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Kingston, Southeastern Ontario hospital staff join province-wide rallies Wednesday
Hospital workers from Kingston and other southeastern Ontario communities will be demonstrating along with their counterparts at hospitals across the province Wednesday, April 18 at noon.
The rallies are the second in a series of escalating actions that 75,000 hospital workers, who are without a contract, are taking part in this April. It is rare for hospital workers to "visibly" protest in this way around their own contract negotiations.
CUPE, SEIU Healthcare and Unifor have formed an alliance and are mobilizing together to push Ontario hospitals to treat the hospital workers they represent with respect at the bargaining table.
The Kingston, Belleville, Quinte and Napanee hospital workers are among hospital staff at more than 100 hospitals province-wide who are seeking a fair contract without concessions. They are optimistic that a new deal will be achieved this coming weekend with the resumption of negotiations. For CUPE, it is the first time back at bargaining since contract talks broke off late in September 2017.
"Workloads for hospital staff are difficult. They are exhausted. These are the most productive hospital workers in the country, but their employers came to bargaining seeking very serious concessions. Also, the hospitals refuse to extend the wage increases they voluntarily agreed to with lab employees, to the nursing, clerical and support staff that we represent.
"Staff experience terrible violence at work. Yet, we have not been able to deal with the issue of violence in the bargaining. We hope that our members' support will propel us into successful bargaining with the hospitals April 21 and 22," says Michael Hurley, CUPE's Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU/CUPE) president.
Last Wednesday, CUPE, SEIU and Unifor members at hospitals across Ontario participated in their first workplace solidarity action. They wore a small sticker saying, 'Together for Respect'.
"Our members report they got a lot of attention from patients and their families and other hospital staff, who, for the most part, are very supportive of our efforts to be treated fairly and with respect," says Hurley.
Television and radio advertising, that highlights hospital workers' commitment to patients and why the hospitals should give them greater recognition for the contribution they make to quality patient care, began airing on April 9.
More information about the tri-union 'Together for Respect' campaign can be found on Facebook.


You're crazy charged up to get started, sit down at your desk, crack your knuckles and . . . decide to check your email.
Oh, wait, you might have more email since you last checked . . .
And suddenly it's 6:00 PM and somehow you're watching a YouTube video of pygmy goats.
For me, it was when I got a Bose hands-free headset for my iPhone. Oh my god, can you say life changing?
Now I could power chat with my friends while multi-tasking things that didn't require brain power.
Because those power chats I THOUGHT I was having were turning into 2-hour conversations about the latest episode of Shark Tank, how much spirulina was going into our green smoothies, what our next 6 blog posts were going to be about, and the comparative virtues of Mac lipgloss vs. Chanel lipgloss.
Not only did I drive my phone to beg for a battery recharge, I was distracting myself from the real things I needed to be doing in my business.
I had to be willing to admit that one of my favorite things – talking on the phone – was halting my productivity. Boo.
So I started limiting those calls to 20 minutes.
Yes, I actually had to set a timer at first.
My friends were so relieved when I let them know my new plan, because they were all feeling the same way!
So last week when I was catching up on Fast Company's December 2013 issue, I was struck by a piece on Alexa Von Tobel, personal finance expert, entrepreneur, CEO of LearnVest, on the Forbes "Women to Watch" short list, and Entrepreneur's "30 under 30" list.
In the article she talks about working to create systems for herself that remove small decisions from her life. Including eating the same thing every day.
And while some people might freak out without variety in their diets, I understood why Alexa did it. I do the same thing.
Food can be a distraction.
That way, I remove a distraction that would get in the way of my business. Just like Alexa Von Tobel. And just like my Bose hands-free headset.
Productive people identify the weak link and then eliminate it.
or me and my Bose hands-free headset – EVERYONE has a distraction.
And while you're watching pygmy goats on YouTube and admiring your perfect brows, some other entrepreneur is putting out an amazing offering, attracting new customers, and making the jump from six to seven figures.
It still can be you – once you IDENTIFY YOUR WEAK LINK.


For over 29 years, Bill Gladwell has been an entertainer, speaker, and trainer in the corporate and resort markets.
Bill has mastered the unique art of reading and influencing people, and he demonstrates his very particular set of skills in a thought-provoking performance playing for corporate events, resorts, theaters, and performing arts centers across the country.
Bill has performed for audiences as small as 10 people and as large as 45,000. His typical show is 90 minutes in length, and it can be tailored to fit your event. Bill performs for local businesses as well as global companies such as Honda, Toyota, Time Warner, and Columbia Pictures.
Bill's show was rated #1 on Hilton Head Island playing seven nights every week for both locals and the many visitors who came to the island each year. Before Hilton Head Island, Bill had the #1 show out of 60+ shows in the Gatlinburg, Tennessee area.
Bill Gladwell helps you develop and master strong social skills, meet people, and get more of what you want.
Bill is an expert in how people interact within a group. Individuals in a group are influenced by one another's behavior making them more predictable and suggestible, and Bill teaches you how to use this phenomenon to influence others.
People are your most valuable resource. When you learn to powerfully influence others in an ethical manner, you will get more of what you want.
To you, that may mean making more sales, increasing your income, moving up in your company, and effectively leading people. Others may want the power to affect their own behavior and change their relationships, their emotions, and the direction of their life.
As an entrepreneur, business owner, salesperson, or executive, Bill's coaching will benefit you immensely. Bill designs his coaching to condition you to effectively communicate with others, quickly build deep connections, be more influential and capable in your interactions, and powerfully persuade people regardless of your previous education or background.


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package org.pwd.domain.processing;

import org.pwd.domain.audit.Audit;
import org.pwd.domain.audit.WebsiteAudit;
import org.pwd.domain.audit.WebsiteAuditReport;
import org.pwd.domain.audit.WebsiteAuditRepository;
import org.pwd.domain.websites.Website;
import org.pwd.interfaces.analysis.AnalysisRestClient;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

import java.util.Optional;

/**
 * Does audit for one website
 *
 * @author bartosz.walacik
 */
@Service
class WebsiteAuditor {
    private final AnalysisRestClient analysisRestClient;
    private final WebsiteAuditRepository websiteAuditRepository;

    @Autowired
    WebsiteAuditor(AnalysisRestClient analysisRestClient, WebsiteAuditRepository websiteAuditRepository) {
        this.analysisRestClient = analysisRestClient;
        this.websiteAuditRepository = websiteAuditRepository;
    }

    WebsiteAudit auditWebsite(Audit audit, Website website) {

        Optional<WebsiteAuditReport> auditReport = analysisRestClient.getAnalysis(website.getUrl());
        Double prevScore = websiteAuditRepository.getPreviousScore(website.getId());

        if (prevScore == null) {
            prevScore = new Double("0");
        }
        final Double prev = prevScore;

        WebsiteAudit websiteAudit = auditReport
                .map(websiteAuditReport -> audit.createWebsiteAudit(website, websiteAuditReport, prev))
                .orElseThrow(AnalysisNotCompleteException::new);

        return websiteAuditRepository.save(websiteAudit);
    }
}


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We investigated the global microRNA expression patterns in normal pancreas, pancreatic endocrine tumours and acinar carcinomas to evaluate their involvement in transformation and malignant progression of these tumour types. A neoplastic cellularity higher than 90% was obtained by cryostat enrichment. RNA was extracted with Trizol (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA) from 10 20-μm thick cryostat sections, checking the cell composition of the sample every five sections. RNA integrity was confirmed using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent Technologies, Palo Alto, CA). microRNA microarray (Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, version 2.0) contains probes for 460 mature microRNAs spotted in quadruplicate (235 homo sapiens, 222 mus musculus, and three Arabidopsis thaliana) with annotated active sites. Often, more than one probe set exists for a given mature microRNA.


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two types of Optical sensors available:
• Three Wire Optical RPM sensor for Flight, Boat, and Car Seagull and Data Recorder Products.
• Four Wire Optical RPM sensor for MicroPower e-Logger Products.
All MicroPower units will support the Optical RPM Sensor without a hardware upgrade (make sure you order the four wire version, found on the MicroPower page). However, Recorder firmware version 4.XX is required for Flight, Car, or Boat Seagull/Recorder owners.
The Micro Temperature Sensor is perfect for measuring temperatures of battery packs or ESCs.
Its small size lets it slip easily into hard-to-reach places, such as between cells of a LiPo pack, under heat shrink, etc. The Micro Temp Sensor is fully compatible with all of Eagle Tree's Seagull, Recorder and MicroPower products.
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ly-used symbols and rarely need to rely on the toolbar. However, the toolbar remains available as a fallback option for occasions where the user forgets a keyword or needs to enter a symbol he or she has never used before.
Rapid-Pi also includes a comprehensive User Guide and a Symbols Reference, providing detailed information about all features and symbols supported by Raid-Pi.
Rapid-Pi supports a wide range of mathematical symbols and expressions, including all symbols supported by the Equation Editor.
Rapid-Pi integrates with Microsoft Word (version 2000 or later), allowing users to insert a Rapid-Pi object into a Word document with one click.
Rapid-Pi also has an AutoSuggest facility which allows the user to quickly correct misspelled keywords. When a keyword is misspelled, Rapid-Pi underlines it with a red squiggly line. Right-click-ing on the keyword displays a list of suggestions.
Rapid-Pi requires Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP and integrates with Microsoft Word 2000 and later. Rapid-Pi can also be used with other word processing and editing applications.
Rapid-Pi is available in a number of license types to suit the needs and the budget of different users. All licenses include free technical support via email and 12 months of upgrades. Prices start at $20 (US) for a
RAPID-Pi
MAKES EDITING MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS FASTER
Trident Software Pty Ltd. now offers Rapid-Pi, an equation editing add-on for Microsoft Word. Rapid-Pi provides a new, faster way of creating and editing mathematical formulas and equations in documents.
Microsoft Equation Editor (often referred to simply as "the Equation Editor") is an equation editing program that comes with Microsoft Word. Equation Editor supports a variety of
mathematical symbols and is very easy to use. Unfortunately, editing math with the Equation Editor can become a highly time-consuming process for regular users.
Equation Editor requires users to go through toolbars and menus to insert symbols one by one, like beads on a string. Math teachers, students, and others who frequently create documents containing mathematical expressions often find that writing math using the Equation Editor can be unacceptably slow.
Rapid-Pi provides a faster way to input equations and formulas. Mathematical expressions can be entered as easy-to-understand text. For example, the user can type "(y+2)/x^2" to create a fraction containing "y + 2" in the numerator and x-squared in the denominator.
Rapid-Pi's text-based input is similar to that used by graphing calculators and so will be instantly familiar to most math students and teachers.
While Rapid-Pi's input method does require some initial learning, this investment is soon paid off with ongoing time savings.
Few people have time to read a User Manual. That's why Rapid-Pi comes with a short "Getting Started Guide" that covers the most common expressions and symbols and allows the user to start editing math with Rapid-Pi in as little as five minutes.
Rapid-Pi also has a symbols toolbar containing all symbols and expressions supported by Rapid-Pi. If a user needs to enter a particular symbol for the first time, the user can just click on the corresponding toolbar button and
Rapid-Pi will insert the correct textual keyword for the symbol (for example, ".a" for lower-case alpha,
".int" for integral).
After using Rapid-Pi for a few hours, most users will find that they remember the keywords for common-


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