Health Without Drugs, Success Without Stress....a way of life to enrich your life from within.
Steps to achieving: Read one of these famous Professor Yoland Lim Tao Sayings every day, contemplate, reflect and think about the meaning of these, and apply it to your life. These are based on the wisdom that I learnt in the jungle at Ponggol in Singapore (now sadly it is a concrete jungle) from as early as when I began life, until my departure to Australia. However, some are acquired in the course of my many medical, research and business interactions within Australia and throughout the world. I have also learned from many of my patients who are the 'who's of who' in the world. Many of these patients are well known within Australia and are among the top 200 richest persons. My patient list also encompasses some of the richest people in the world.
In spite of my formal training at university, I owe my skill in health and medicine, healing, and business to my jungle training and wisdom given to me by many of my patients. My patients are from all walks of life and from many parts of the world. This brings a vast diversity of wisdom, philosophy and culture that no university or any formal training can ever give. I thank my many patients for their kind wisdom, which makes me what I am today.
To get the best out of the cookies, you must study them one at a time, meditate and think about it, then apply them to your daily life. It will come alive and hit you in whatever you are doing right on the bull's eye. If you just read it and do nothing about it, you will not gain the wisdom.
When you apply them to your own daily events they will transform you from where you are now, to a different successful being without stress. It will give you foresight in many things without the modern rubbish of todays world. All my predictions are based on vision and I have yet to be proven wrong. So you can go about doing your daily business based on lots of technical and financial bull or you can use your "gut feeling". The proof is in the pudding.
1. Fools have their eyes and ears shut.
I came to Australia with $84, (yes eighty four dollars). Within a few months I could see a huge potential in my healing art. Coming from a jungle, I have never ever met such a group of people (on the whole) so huge (at least in my eyes anyway). I tried to organize a seed capital of about $1000.00 for 50% of the shares. I approached and wasted many hours of my time after work at night talking to medical and business professionals as well as my friends. Mostly I was laughed at and ignored. I am grateful to Sir Professor Peter Morris, Professor Ewing, and Sir Eric Piece and Sir Peter Deham who encouraged me to carry out some experiments on my Slimax weight control. Professor Yadav encouraged me, who since has returned to India. I am also extremely thankful to a Mrs Wong, a devoted christian, who wrote me a blank cheque saying, "Write as much as you need". However I have not accepted her kind offer. She is a good person, who also instilled good values to her children who are now doctors also.
Other people who I have approached and either refused or procrastinated and wasted my time are people in the best position to see the potential. Yet they all missed this opportunity. Many of these people are now still working for others, or are still running a small business hardly giving them a comfortable life. They were blind and could not see and hear what I was trying to say.
Sadly there are many people with such vision.
Many people go about doing things without thinking. In the early 1980's I was asked to invest in a property in Dandenong that was used as a restaurant. Based on signed documents and advice from 'reputable' real estate agents, the return on the investments was 20% (the interest rate in those days was only 7%). I put on the thinking cap and gained the insight that why should someone pay 20% while he could get money for about 7%. I was fiercely verbally attacked by the real estate agent, saying that I wasted his time in making the presentation to me as I challenged him to give me his personal guarantee seeing that he was so confident. Well the fool who did not think bought the property, within a few months it was empty and empty for many years. I got information later that it was finally let out, and based on the sales price the return was less than 5%. This shows the real estate agent did things without thinking, not only in trying to sell the property, but later his comments stopped me from dealing with him on any real estate deals thereafter. Because this real estate agent did not think, he lost a lot of business from that point on because I have purchased many properties where he was the agent, yet I requested another agent to do the business.
There are many people in the world who are employed to do a job. For the rest of their life they will do just that. Australia, in those early days, was extremely bad in public transport. As I worked in several jobs all over Victoria, I had no alternative than to buy the cheapest of the cheapest BOMB (car) that my mere $60 per week could afford. But I made a pledge to myself after the director of one pathology companies (now bankrupt) where I worked told me off, saying "don't park your bomb next to my car. I feel ashamed." That the next car I buy should buy will be a Mercedes. Coming from the jungle, I do not want to borrow money. So by the time I have accumulated enough money for a Mercedes, I drove my bomb to the agent parking my car on the driveway of the dealership because I wanted to throw away the car and drive out in the new MB. I have been looking at the car on display at the show room the past week after hours and I wanted the car, whatever the cost.
I approached the very well dressed sales man and walked towards the car with him. It was locked when I tried to open the door. I asked him if I could look inside (I did not even want to test drive, I only wanted to buy it). To which he said while walking away from me "when you have the money and are ready to buy it, come back". Well I did decided not to buy it, but buy a Rolls Royce instead. (I was badly dressed in an old track suite of no brand, and I had just finished my shift work in a kitchen). How unwise he was. Well he retires in the same job as when he started.
In the course of my work, not so much in the Medical field but in the corporate areas, many times I came across superficial showings of respect. Deep inside there must be a voice telling them "This yellow peril, I wish I could crush him, or I wish he fails".
Years ago I was speaking on a 3AW talk back program. I was being interviewed on the success of my treating a well-known sports person. One of the callers - who until then had always been telling how wonderful a job I was doing without a sincere thought at any stage - disguised his name and told the listeners that I am a quack. Hence from that day I often when asked who I am, said I am the quack of the Quacks. A person with sincere thought will have a respect on the surface. Like in this case.
Many years ago when I was at my pharmaceutical factory one day, I telephoned my staff on some other matter. The person who was responsible for what I was asking for got very angry, as I did not ask him. The reason I did not ask him was that this other staff member just happened to pick up the phone and what I was asking was only whether some mail had been sent - nothing important, something trivial. He got so angry that he was screaming by the time I arrived. Screaming that it was impossible to fix up the machine, which he said was not working and he just cannot do the job. His anger had prevented him from looking at the problem in a simple way. His anger made him think that the machine had a big problem. It was only that he did not check if the electrical switch was on. The previous night the cleaner had used the switch on a vacuum cleaner and did not plug the machine back in. Anger can blind you. So take care.
My father had never wanted money. He treated his patients for free, if any one wanted to eat or sleep, everything was always free, we had no electricity, telephone or money in the jungle. But he put joy in his work. We had no stress. When I came to Australia I had never intended to make money. I was happy where I was. I put joy into my work seeing crippled patients come to life. I was rewarded. As a result I am in peace with my inner self. I have come across many people whose motive was money. A good example of this was an accountant who went and set up a restaurant. In talking to him his main motive was to get as much money out of the customers as possible. One day I was invited by a bank to attend a function. It was the hottest day in Feb in something like 30 years. The function was at 12.30 in the afternoon, the temperature by then was about 35 degrees. When I arrived I felt very hot and stuffy with stale and smelling air from previous night. A few people had begun to take off their jackets. I thought, being Chinese, I ask the owner if he could turn the air conditioner on. To my surprise he said, " too early, all the guests are not here yet." He went bust about a year later.
I was most puzzled when I first set up my clinical practice in 1972. A lady came to me in great pain. She had lower back pain for almost 19 years, and at that time the neurosurgeon wanted to fuse her spine. After a few treatments, she had improved a lot to the point that she could walk without pain. On her 3rd treatment I as shocked to hear her say: "I cannot afford the treatment because I have to save up for my holiday. Now that the severe pain is gone, I can wait for the free operation". Sadly she consulted me again after few years post operatively with the same problem, and only this time it was much worse. She expressed regret saying "I should have listened to you years ago". I've seen this day in day out in our practice. It is a sad syndrome in our society to cater for enjoyment rather than health, a society to live in the now, get what's free even if it is not as good as the alternative of paying. Unfortunately health is on the bottom of many peoples priorities. To that day, my fathers wisdom still remains with me: you can go without luxury, but use your money on food and health.
When I first come to Australia I was very poor, as I arrived here with just $84 in my pocket, donated by one of my fathers' patients. I first used cardboard boxes for tables and piles of newspaper for chairs. I would have preferred to sit on the floor if not for the floor in the flat I first rented in Brunswick being so filthy, despite my best endeavours to scrub it clean. Yet I spent some money on food, because food is the essence of life and health. In eastern medicine this very closely influences our health. I was always taught that food is medicine, and as such we should nourish ourselves optimally. I am also very disappointed at people who say they are under paid by social security, yet they can afford to spend on cigarettes and junk food. Many of these people buy junk food every day. The money they spent on cigarettes, drugs and alcohol surely can buy them some good health.
A lazy mind is quite different from a meditative mind. Practising meditation may seem to the ignorant as just someone sitting there wasting their life. The difference is, in meditation you actually develop your inner self, your vision and control your body as well as mind. A person with a lazy mind and body is someone who does not want to do anything. Someone who does things without diligence and at a very slow pace, is different from a meditative state. Look around and observe around you. You will find that there are many people around you who do things in a very lazy way.
A few years after arriving in Australia a formal occasion required me to wear a tie. I usually dress in a modern take on traditional Chinese style clothing, a nod to cultural history, and pleased my son has adopted this with our family amulet, meditation beads, and teams this with a chic eastern jacket or similar.
Hence years ago when I wanted to wear a tie for an occasion, I went to a well-known store to get one. I did not care what colour or what type it was. All I wanted was a tie. I went straight to the tie section to get the first tie that caught my attention. There was a sales girl standing around waiting for a woman choosing a tie, who could not decide on which colour, nor which design. Comically each tie seemed to elicit a diatribe of comments. It seemed to me as though she was not choosing a tie....but rather as if she was choosing a life partner! After waiting several minutes, as the sales girl was doing nothing but idly standing there waiting for this lady to make up her mind, I kindly asked her "Excuse me can I pay for this?". To my surprise she quipped "Can't you see, I'm serving this lady!". Then even more surprising to me, the lady (attempting) to choose a tie did not say "I will be sometime yet, go ahead". But no.... not whimper from her. So for a social experiment I decided to wait and see.... It took the lady almost 20 minutes (excluding the time she already spent before I decided to pay for my tie) before she said, "I like none of these" and walked off.
I am certain that both ladies are low achievers.
Years later the saleslady came to me as a patient, she was still working in her same role and had no career progression over 20 years. As for the other lady choosing a tie, I had pity for her, and her partner and wonder how long her relationship lasted... if at all.
Day in day out I heard people commenting that some people are born lucky and that they have everything. I overheard one of this comments at a cafe - I very seldom do sit down for a drink in a cafe, but on this occasion I was asked to attend a meeting there. Two adjacent couples (loudly) complaining about how they cannot get what they wanted in life and that their working days were boring. Later I learnt that all of them were part-time workers and have spent most of their money at the cafe, not wanting to take on a second part time job. I said to myself "I would be ashamed if I were you guys. I came to Australia with a mere $84 in 1972. I worked in 3 jobs all at once starting at 4 am till 11 pm at night, 7 days a week. You had a better opportunity and were in a better position than me. You should be more fulfilled and 'better off' than me. Why are you spending $20-30 just on drinks rather than going back to your home and having a drink for a fraction of the cost.
I recall my days at Brunswick (suburb in Melbourne's northern suburbs), years ago, when I lived with my wife in a single bedroom flat. We could not afford a car at that time, and had to walk EVERYWHERE. One day it was so cold, nearly freezing temperature, about 1 or 2 degrees Celsius only, and we walked all the way to the Victoria Market. On the way back we were so very thirsty and looking at the price of a coffee in a shop. However we decided that if we made it back to our flat we could have a drink for nearly nothing. We 'only' saved a mere 40 cents at the time, however it one's foresight to see that by saving the 40 cents now, it is worth so much more later in life. It is important to be able to put into the life context of how much "just one cup of coffee" actually is worth, and for your partner to understand the life you are building together and to have the same philosophy.
During my lifetime I found that a lot of people are not willing to work hard and save. These are the ones who constantly complain about the government not looking after them, or their boss not paying them enough. I remember working in a place for a day for about $10 per hour and if I had used public transport, it would have taken about $2 off. So I walked many kilometres to work, and back, and never complaining. I just put my head down literally and figuratively. To be successful, one needs to work hard and work hard when you can. I now can enjoy the fruits of the apple orchard while some of those who previously commented that I did not "have a life", are now not even having any fruits, let alone an apple orchard to enjoy.
When a footpath is not used, grass will grow. Everything in the universe, when not in use will becomes rusty. If you let your brain be idle, you soon will become lazy. If you don't work, you soon will become tired and lazy. If the road is not used, it soon cracks up. In the jungle, we often found that if the path is not used soon it will be overgrown with shrubs. So use what you have, your brain, muscles and your resources. In the western world, a lot of parents blame the school teachers for not making their children into what they desire them to be. As a schoolboy I encountered some very shocking teachers. I remember one in particular known as Mr Baru. He would come into the class and say we are now "doing pages x and y". He then sat down to write in his logbook. To my amazement he was promoted year after year because the school inspection looked only at this logbook for promotion rather than the results of his students. As this was not a productive teaching method, half of us took control and decided to set up an after school group dedicated to studying (rather than playing). In the end all of us achieved such a good result, that he got a promotion for good work.
No one can help you to instil mental perseverance and subtlety of thought. Take things into your own hand, get up and do something rather then blaming it on others.
In my business days now I employ a lot of students. These students obviously are quite smart to get into the uni. Yet on many occasions, simple things in life such as giving change e.g. $60 for an item of $45, they would ask for a calculator. Equally amused are some medical students, who are so badly socially inadequate. Their approaches to patients at times are horrific. Some do not know even how to greet patients before questioning them. Perhaps it is the system that is wrong. Perhaps getting perfect score in exams is not the answer to being a good clinician.
No matter what people say of you, don't let their insecurities affect you. There will always be 'haters' (people/acquaintances who for no reason directly linked to you, are just purely jealous because it's their way of trying to hide their insecurities). But the best way to deal with people like this is to smile, and know that it is their life which they are unhappy with or whom feel unfulfilled, and hence they try and bring you 'down' to their miserable level. They attempt to do this by talking behind your back. Just remember that in their attempts to project negativity onto you, or via others, it is just a clear statement that they are putting up their own white flag as they are unhappy and dissatisfied with their life. It has nothing to do with you or your actions. Just.... smile to them and move on.
In life we encounter people who say they will assist, or say they will do something for you. However one week passes, then another few weeks....and you realise that these people were only paying you lip service, rather then actually really meaning to help you. Let these people "go" - Do not rely on them. Stick with people whose conduct and actions speak and reach out to you the most.
When someone looks down and bullies another person, they are often doing this because of their own insecurity, and shows they were likely bullied and belittled in their past. It is a defense mechanism and they are trying to justify their life. Let these people rant and rave- they lead a sorry and unfulfilling life. A simple calm smile back at them, knowing that our lives are happier than theirs is all that is needed, and let them be engulfed in their own misery.
When you wake in the morning you can make a choice. Are you going to go out and seize the day, and make the most of any potentially positive opportunities? Seize the moment, because it is in those 'sliding doors' moments that determine the course of your life. Only you can make that choice.
We have all met some people in our lives who say "Yes I will look that up for you, and get back to you", or "Yes I'll email that to you" or "Yes I'll get my staff to contact you about it", however you never hear from these people again, or they don't do what they will say they will do. When you say you will do something for someone...do it. Don't give me excuses!
164. Even you have many talents, always ask those who have little.
The ocean is a powerful force, however one droplet by itself in the middle of the Arizona desert will dry up quickly and fade into insignificance. However by putting many droplets of water together and directing them to all flow together in unison, any obstacle or challenge can be overcome, even if it is made of hardened stone in the middle of the desert. Put these many droplets of water together in your own life, and it can become a powerful force and you can achieve by forming and sculpting your own.... Grand Canyon.
175. Casting the fishing net wider?
PART 1: This is typical action of many con men or incompetent workers. The meaning is simply this. When I was a little boy in the jungle in Ponggol - where my father ran a free clinic - the land extends to the sea. When we wanted to get some fish for food we would go out to catch just enough for the meal. Some time we catch big fish, some small. Those that are too small we throw them back into the water. Once a year on the 18th day of March in the Chinese calendar we have a big open party where many hundreds of people come and pay homage to my father. We need to provide free food and shelter for two days. We need a lot of fish. A gentlemen, well dressed by our standards (we used to almost wear nothing other than a small piece of cloth around our waist) with a T-shirt and long pair of trousers approached us. I had not seen him before. There was a group of elder people hollowing out coconut trunks for canoes to catch fish. These gentlemen offered him a new method of catching fish, at fist the helpers declined their advice. But he persisted and said the method could catch all the fish we need in less time, and involve less people. He went but after a few hours came back with not many fish. He then convinced them that the net is too small and he could make it bigger. By doubling the size he would catch twice the amount of fish. He made the net bigger by unleashing the net size thereby making the holes bigger and the net bigger. However after a whole afternoon of fishing, he had even less fish than normal because the holes in the fishing net were too big and many fish simply swam through it.
PART 2: The story remains in my mind and during the course of my association in business in Australia I have applied this situation successfully preventing me from being cheated. An example is when I set up my laboratory in the 1980's, I was naive and not as astute as I am now, and I was conned by a person when he said he worked in numerous pharmaceutical companies before he applied for the job. He told me another 'success story', and stated "I am sure by the end of this you will have a similar experience". I told him- "If so.... write to me please". First he was going to take my products to Europe. When he was in Europe, he called every day saying how good he was progressing and that there is no problem in getting distribution. But now on recollection back, he always said "but we need to do this or that". Each time he called, the prospect seemed to be better, HOWEVER the delays went on and on. After his return, the total bill for his trip was almost $20,000 - equivalent of about $100,000 today. When I queried him, he very confidently said "That is peanuts!" compared to the potential he has created. The delay and promises kept coming and coming, one dead line passed with another promise was fell by the wayside. Then out of the blue, one day after I put pressure on him, and he said "there is a great opportunity in USA". Weeks after he had gone to the US, and again with the same promises, he did not mention a word about Europe. I sacked him on the spot. He is casting his net wider and wider and nothing ever eventuated. He was hoping that there are so many promises that you will remember none. NONE of his projects ever come to fruition. From then on I regret not having learned a lesson from the fisherman, in the jungle of Ponggol in Singapore. Following these incidents, I have advised a lot of my friends in situations where they should give up there and then, but those who did not mostly got caught and lost a lot of money.
i.e. shopaholics who use their credit cards and spend without thinking, getting into financial trouble. But they still always find an excuse to buy and buy beyond their means.
218. Creating a secure future is not about the amount of one's income... but rather the amount one "throws away"
Be wary of the 'acquaintance' or even 'friend' whom you thought you knew, but now they can't even manage to even say a simple hello to you when they see you. This is because subconsciously they are trying to hide their flaws, as they feel vulnerable and embarrassed. There are multiple causes of these, ranging from either having done wrong to you (and you may not even know it), or they have criticized someone they are now befriending, and are hence very embarrassed that they betrayed their current 'friend' now. Some of these people also at times act very over the top with how they speak or with their actions. You know the ones, those people who you hear from the other side of the room, whom appear so happy and jovial. There are some people who are just like this personality wise, yet in many others it is actually a cover-up of their flaws.
2) We can embrace the opportunity to grow, learn, and embrace this change to make ourselves a better person. In life it is not necessarily what has caused the change which is important, but rather how we embrace it and the opportunity it can offer us.
It astonishes me when one hears about someone complaining about their partner and how they are not supportive of them, and in what they are doing. Your partner should enhance every aspect of your life - they should want to make you be enthusiastic about your work, enhance your relationships with your parents and siblings, stimulate you to be smarter, and be your ultimate supporter of everything you do.
a) How much make-up did they use?
c) Is this how you look in the morning? Because if it is not, then you are just putting up a front, and actually hiding all the features of your face and body that make you who you are. Now don't let this get in the way of health...a healthy glow is absolutely fantastic, but why cover up your face and its true beauty?
(PS: this cookie can also be interpreted as "You are only as good looking as you are...without makeup").
234. The festive season is not about what you receive.... but rather: What can you give, share and provide for others?
In the jungle of Ponggol growing up, where my father ran a free clinic, throughout the entire year we treated patients and their family pro bono. As many of them were eternally grateful for the treatment provided, they often gave us food, poultry, fish and vegetables to help our family in daily life. However my father instilled in us that helping patients is an honour and a privilege, and hence it was never about receiving gifts from them, but rather doing this to purely help patients. So during the festive season, rather than thinking...."I wonder what I am going to get for Christmas", a more altruistic viewpoint would be "What can I give to others for Christmas, and beyond?"
If you don't look for a particular characteristic in a person, a particular topic of interest, or the way you carry out your actions, it means that you may not be able to see any faults in these. By knowing where others or yourself have stumbled before that is a great way to improve and be a better you.
If you don't listen carefully when someone is talking with you, you may miss out on why and what they are trying to say to you. A monkey does not hear both good and bad things, to its own detriment- without listening out for constructive advice, it is harder to improve. Sometime we may feel as if our close friends and family point out certain things about ourselves to us, which we at times may feel like it's criticism, however they are more likely deep down only telling you this because they care dearly for you.
Treat others how you would like to be treated. Do not engage in behaviour which may harm you or others. If someone cuts you off in traffic, then just let them...no need to get angry - This achieves nothing. Take a calm gentle breath in, and with your next exhale let that minor incident wash away from you. Staying calm and righteous is a virtue.
Gossip. Why gossip? Why talk negative? When we speak with others, it will be more enriching for your life if you try and gain a positive out of every conversation you have. You have the ability to help others....we all do. So by keeping negative comments to ourselves (as distinct from constructive helpful advice), and by trying to focus on the positive aspects of someone, then you will feel more empowered and positive yourself. Start off by trying this for even one conversation, and see your life become even more positive and fruitful.
This cookie comes courtesy of a very eloquent Italian fellow health care practitioner whom we were fortunate to meet while travelling.
Most of us usually equate getting older with become less healthy. However if we treat our body, mind and spirit well, and take steps to optimize our health, and stay active and allowing ourselves to spend more time in the more harmonious alpha and theta (and even gamma) wavelengths, then we can actually improve our health with time, and also age.
A study asked parents who they would love to have dinner with. Many stated sports stars, celebrities, actors and musicians, as well as prominent historical people. When kids were asked the same question, literally all the children stated that the people they wanted to sit down and have dinner with was purely.... their parents.
We all occasionally meet someone who when you talk with them, they don't appear to be listening, or just stare back at you with a blank face.... be hyper-aware of people like this, because they are pre-occupied with their thoughts. Solution? Leave them, and let these people think about their thoughts in their own time. Go and be in a place where you find relaxing, and spend quality time around people who truly engage with you.
Respect is fundamental to relationships and friendships. Simple acts of assisting with dishes, picking up after the kids, opening the door for your partner, and asking their opinion and discussing with them your thoughts and ideas, helps to foster a shared bond between you. The relatively simple act of doing dishes shows that you respect your partners' time as much as yours, and which then gives you a bit more time to sit down together and ask how each other have been that day, and share this with one another. Simple acts mean a lot.
248. What is more dangerous? The tip of the iceberg, or what lies beneath?
When a captain of a ship sees a tip of an iceberg, what are his/her most pressing thoughts? Some would say the tip of the iceberg because it can damage his ship, but what about the vast mass beneath the sea? In life there will be circumstances where the 'tip' of a situation is dangerous, however never forget about the potential implications of what lies beneath.By the same token, always beware of what you say to others, even if brief, and the implications of these, and hence how with even a few words you can positively influence others.
When we go to bed, it is advantageous and healthier to go to bed with a clear mind. Any actions and comfortable bed time routine are useful to allow you to rest well. Talk with your partner about any issues....don't sleep on negativity. When your head hits the pillow your mind and body should be clear, and comfortable.
Allow your mind to be free of negativity, and strive to just have clear thoughts. Like getting up out of bed and immediately diving into a crystal clear blue pool in the morning, with golden sand and the gentle ocean waves lapping in the background.
Let the most important loved and cherished people in you life know how you feel. Communicate with them, tell them that you care and value them- unequivocally. Being a doctor in the Emergency Departments at Monash and Dandenong Hospitals shows how quickly a person and their family's life can change in an instant, and very suddenly. Now is the best time to tell your loved ones that you love them - Dr Justin Lim.
People who have many names and aliases may have dark shadows in their past. When dealing with such persons, one must query why they have these multiple aliases. Beware.
One does not have to over stage their home when preparing for visitors- your home is what you feel comfortable in. Do not change anything purely to impress others. If your 'friends' are that critical, they are not your friends. A peaceful, relaxing home will lead to prosperity, harmony and well-being.
Respect other people's vehicles. So before you try and squeeze into a space, think.....how would I like it if I was on the receiving end of some horrendous parking? It is beyond belief how some people have no sense of proprioception. This is the medical term for knowing where your body is in space. There are obviously some drivers who do not know where there car is with respect to other cars. Even if you suspect a car space is too small, why not just get out of your car and have a look. The excuse "I didn't hear the sensor" does not wash....they are there merely there to guide and warn you, however the sensors are not controlling the car....you are driver....you are!
Occasionally we feel someone close is upset. If anything is bothering you with your partner, family, or team mate, please sit down and discuss what your issue is, why you feel that way, and how everyone can alter their approach so all are happy.Talk about how you feel, why you feel that way, and what the other(s) can do to move on positively so it does not happen again. If you do not discuss this with anyone, and just bottle it up inside, it will continue to fester inside you, and you may inadvertently start to resent yourself and others as the situation is not getting resolved. Others can only help you resolve a situation be hearing how you feel, and making a plan together to move forward. Please talk with each other.
By ensuring you are healthy within, by eating right, keeping hydrated and doing appropriate exercise, this will impact our skin, and how we see ourselves positively, on the outside. Take care of yourself from inside and the outside will be enhanced.
While waiting for a seat at a restaurant, there were a few groups of people there just sitting- however this allowed us to see the faults of the restaurant. Also no-one's time is any more precious than any other people. It astounds that some doctors keep patients waiting for hours. If someone has made an appointment with you have the courtesy to respect that.
It is through our mistakes that we can learn where we can improve and be better.
By being peaceful in oneself and with others you will prosper and grow as a person.
270. Do not worry if there are some ignorant people who cannot understand you. But worry if you do not understand others, and take action to amend this.
In relationships occasionally we hit speed humps, and have rain which showers on us. Rather than abandoning the relationship by jumping off the pier of life, turn these situations into opportunities to build your love together, become closer, hold and support each other under umbrellas and walk the journey hand in hand together. Never take your loved one for granted as circumstances, whether in or out or your control can change life in an instant. So take everyday to embrace the opportunity to tell your loved one you DO love them.
Doing too much is achieving nothing, let go of what is unhappy you will achieve happiness. Great mistakes may be made, but the most important aspect is to learn from it to make it a great learning mistake.
When clear, clean water mixes with muddy, dirty water one will end up with a cup of muddy mess. Be wise who you mix with. Once dirty water mixes with clean water will never, it is difficult to get the cup completely clear again.
274. Do not answer vile questions for someone who asks these questions is only displaying how vile they are.
275. A person who walks long distances without a route is inviting trouble.
276. Marriage is a partnership, always consider your loved one in each and everything you do.... because when the 2 of you put your heads together you have at least double the collective decision making capability and brain power.
277. Have faith in all you do and faith that life will work out positively for you. There may be times in our life where it may seem that life is very demanding and hard, however when you come out of the other end you will look back and smile that you kept at it. Have faith and persist in what you want to achieve. Have faith in your actions. Never give up.
278. When someone loves you deeply-you garner strength; when you love someone deeply- you gain courage.
279. Females liked to be listened to and understood; while males like to fix situations and find solutions.
This wise relationship advice comes from highly respected Australian psychologist Dr Elizabeth Helmond. It is echoed by other patients who have also been married for many decades, some over 70 years.
Enjoy the ablility to move physically, and also emotionally and mentally. We as humans are blessed with this ability to appreciate this- so revel in your abilities.
281. Allow yourself time to look, observe and appreciate the beauty of nature around us, whether it be rain, snow or sun.
282. It's not how much food you give guests.... it's how you greet them.
283. Hospitals help keep you away from the mortuary.... Professor Yoland Lim helps keep you away from hospitals.
284. You have the power to make changes in your life. Take control, be who you have always wanted to be. You control your destiny.
285. You can buy a watch, but you can't buy time.
287. Let light brighten darkness and the love brighten hate .
288. For short term contracts see one's face. For long term contracts see one's character. For life contracts see one's nature.
289. Hard work won't kill you, but worry and sadness does.
This is from a wise 82 year old patient of ours, originally from Italy, who has been through many life experiences.
290. No news is bad news unless you look at it in a negative way.
There is always a positive way we can approach situations.
291. Allow your face to show others how happy you are.
292. The beauty of becoming of wiser age is that we see even more of ourselves in our parents and children. This fantastic kinship is a celebration of life and family.


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remembering when they can't remember.
My current crop of children are between the ages of 5 and 14. The oldest ones were only a year old at most when the towers fell and the Pentagon burned. How do you explain to them a horror that happened only a few miles away? How do you even begin to share this moment that is real for many of the adults in their lives yet only an historical moment for them. Much like the assassinations of JFK, MLK, and Pearl Harbor are a piece of history for me yet so real for the generations who came first, I suppose we show them the pursuit of honor and reverence for courage, peace, and share stories of hope. It is hard to be a teacher in a time of war. However, these children have never lived the blissful existence of troops generally safe at home and abroad. They have never known a time without public, flag-draped caskets. Yet, we still offer hope. We still offer lessons both intentional and unintentional on modeling, love, compassion, global unity, and peace. We allow the children to come to their understanding of suffering and pain in their own time and hope they will become the "good ones." Working for justice. Working for Peace.
On this day, we try just a bit harder to show them the lessons that really matter in this world. As we, the adults, each have our own memorial.
The work we do is noble my friends. May this day find you blessed with strength, courage, and hope.
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Carrick MSP joins calls for credit union
Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley MSP Adam Ingram has joined calls to make Scotland a Credit Union Nation.
Mr Ingram is supporting the Credit Union Charter, which the Association of British Credit Unions Limited (ABCUL) has launched outlining the key ways the Scottish Parliament can help improve the nation's financial health by supporting credit unions.
Credit unions are financial services providers locally owned and democratically controlled by the people who use them. They do not have any external shareholders or investors looking to generate profits from them.
The Credit Union Charter calls for employers to make saving and repaying loans via payroll deduction a standard workplace benefit for people across Scotland, and for every school in the country to have a credit union champion to help pupils learn about saving and budgeting.
Commenting on the launch Mr Ingram said:
"I'm delighted to support ABCUL's Credit Union Charter. Encouraging regular saving and responsible borrowing is a key way to build financial health, and credit unions play a vital role across Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley in helping people get – and stay – on top of their finances.
"Research has shown that money worries and debt problems can lead to ill health, absence from work and low productivity. So educating young people about money and making it easy for adults to save and borrow with a credit union via their employer can help save public funds and boost the Scottish economy."
ABCUL Scotland Policy Officer Karen Hurst said:
"It's no coincidence that the most successful credit union movements around the world have established close links with employers to help people build up savings and access affordable credit when they need to.
"We're delighted to have the support of Adam Ingram MSP for our campaign to make Scotland a Credit Union Nation – something that would benefit the whole country."

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Q: Какую связь использовать в SQL Есть задание: приложение, позволяющее арендовать квартиры. Есть база данных postgresql. Создал схему task и в ней 3 таблицы:

*

*house с атрибутами: id (первый ключ), город, улица, комната, цена, описание, статус (арендована или нет, здесь ли её нужно вообще вставлять или нужна отдельная таблица с текущим состоянием?), время длительности аренды (тот же вопрос как и про статус).

*landlord (арендодатель): id (первый ключ), имя, фамилия, телефон, почта, кол-во квартир.

*tenant (арендатор): id (первый ключ), имя, фамилия, телефон, почта.

Конкретно по вопросам:

*

*Как понимать какую связь использовать?

*Как понять, что данные подходят в эту таблицу? Понимаю, что достаточно логично подумать, но в моём случае про статус квартиры интересно.

*Названия таблиц и их атрибутов должны быть с большой буквы или с маленьких?

*Правильно ли составил многие ко многим?

A: Давайте объясню как строить схему базы данных исходя из сущностей. Сущностью будем считать запись/одна строчка в произвольной таблице.
Какие существуют связи между двумя таблицами.

*

*Один к одному. Применяется в случаях когда одной сущности может соответствовать единственная сущность из другой таблицы. (Обычно применяется для хранения дополнительной информации к основной таблице. Пример. House (id, name) и HouseInfo(id, houseId, address, numberOfRooms, square ....)). Зачем разделять? Вам не всегда известны его детали, и зачастую нет большой необходимости.

*Один ко многим. Когда одной сущности может соответствовать много сущностей из другой таблицы, которым соответствует только одна запись. House(id, name) , HouseStatus (id, houseId, statusId, start, end). У дома много различных состояний но каждое состояние соответствует только одному дому.

*Много ко многим. Когда много различных сущностей соответствуют многим другим. Делается это обычно в 3 таблицы. House(id, name), HouseLandlord (id, houseId, landlordId, startDate, endDate, ...), Landlord (id, name,...). Когда две независимые сущности соединяются через промежуточную.
Решать какую связь использовать очень просто. Описываете каждую сущность как независимую и добавляете связи "если они конечно нужны". Если можно установить прямую связь добавляете колонку id зависимой получили один ко многим (в частном случае один к одному) если нет то добавляете промежуточную таблицу с id из обеих таблиц и получили много ко многим. Это обычная практика.
Но существуют также более сложные схемы когда приходится нарушать 3ю нормальную форму, но это уже совсем другая задача.

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Founded in 1984, the Ghostbusters™ are private businessmen who have cornered the market in paranormal investigation and elimination. The keyword in their business model is, "elimination."
Unlike other psychics, paranormal hunters, ghost sweepers, or paranormal enthusiasts, the Ghostbusters have patented technology to capture psychokinetic disturbances and catalog them with their unique equipment.
The Ghostbusters have gone through good economic times and bad -- after the initial Gozer incursion into our dimension in 1984, they experienced a period of inactivity before the Ellis Island event in 1989. Work (i.e., hauntings) have steadily increased in the past two years. So much work has occured that the founders are now thinking about possible franchise expansion.


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Foreign Voices Must Speak up and Call for Milagro Sala's Release
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By Amanda Gutierrez on July 14, 2018 Last month, an international delegation of lawyers travelled to Argentina to investigate the prolonged detention of prominent social movement leaders in the province of Jujuy, including Túpac Amaru leader Milagro Sala. Their visit,...
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WNMU to host joint exhibits for Clay Festival
Written by on July 23, 2014
The Western New Mexico University Museum and the Francis McCray Gallery ofContemporary Art will be the joint venues for " Neo- Mimbre-o 2014,' a Silver City Clay Festival exhibition, on Saturday, Aug. 2.
"Neo-Mimbre-o 2014′ is a juried fi ne art exhibition of contemporary works influenced or inspired by designs of the ancient Mimbres potters of the Southwest. Artists entering the exhibition were encouraged to creatively reinterpret, personalize, or carry the Mimbre-o vision into new formats and media, according to a news release.
" Exhibiting ' Neo- Mimbre-o 2014' at these two campus venues highlights the link between the past and the present; the prehistoric culture inspiring the artists featured in the university museum's permanent exhibition of Mimbres pottery and culture and the contemporary art created by the artists that personalizes the Mimbre-o vision in new formats and media,' said Dr. Cynthia Ann Bettison, WNMU Museum director.
Silver City artists Diana In-
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galls Leyba and Susan Berry are the exhibition curators. A Curators' Corner showcasing the individual curators' creative reinterpretation of prehistoric Mimbres culture and artifacts will be included at the WNMU Museum, the release stated.
The " Neo- Mimbre-o 2014′ juror is Dr. Patricia Crown, a professor of anthropology at the University of New Mexico. She received her doctorate in anthropology from the University of Arizona in 1981. Prior to her appointment to the faculty at UNM in 1993, she held teaching positions at Southern Methodist University and Arizona State University.
Crown was presented the Excellence in Ceramic Research Award in 1994 by the Society for American Archaeology, and the Gordon Willey Award in 1998, jointly with Suzanne K. Fish, by the American Anthropological Association.
This spring she received a prestigious appointment to the National Academy of Sciences, according to the release.
Crown has conducted field investigations in the Ancestral Pueblo, Mogollon, and Hohokam areas of the American Southwest; she recently directed the analysis of artifacts from the trash mounds at Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon. One result of this research was the recent identification of " the first prehispanic cacao ( chocolate) north of the Mexican border in ceramics from Chaco Canyon,' according to the release.
Her other research includes children in prehistory and learning to make pottery and a definitive book on Salado ceramics.
A special addition to this year's Clay Festival exhibitions is a pre-sentation of the work of WNMU Professor Emeritus Claude W. Smith III.
The Claude W. Smith III exhibition will open at the McCray Gallery on Saturday, Aug. 2, concurrently with the " Neo-Mimbre-o 2014′ exhibition from 3-6 p.m.
" N e o – M i m b r e – o 2014′ awards will be presented at the WNMU Museum at 4: 15 p. m.
" N e o – M i m b r e – o 2014′ will run from Aug. 2-30, and is made possible in part by contributions from the New Mexico Humanities Council, Western New Mexico University Museum, the town of Silver City, and Western New Mexico University, the release stated.
The WNMU Museum is open Monday through Friday from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed university holidays.
For more information about WNMU Museum events, current exhibitions and closures, visit www. wnmumuseum. org.
McCray Gallery hours of operation are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery will be open during Clay Festival weekend, Aug. 2-3.
Admission to the WNMU Museum and McCray Gallery is free.
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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "Exception.h"
#include "ThreadPipe.h"
#include "Auth.h"
#include "Locale.h"
#include "Connection.h"
#include "Message.h"
#include "SharedMemory.h"
#include "RemoteMemory.h"
#include "Loggedin.h"
#include "Utils.h"
#include "SystemTools.h"
#include "Injection.h"
#include "../DreamWarcraft/Version.h"
#include "../DreamWarcraft/Profile.h"

static const uint32_t BUFFER_SIZE = 10240;

enum GameConnectionEnum {
	GC_E_READ_FAILED = 1,
	GC_E_WRITE_FAILED
};

static std::pair<DWORD, DWORD> g_11game_range;
static std::pair<DWORD, DWORD> g_war3shell_range;
static void CheckThread(HANDLE process, DWORD tid) {
	SystemTools::ThreadInfo ti;
	if (SystemTools::GetThreadInfo(tid, &ti)) {
		if ((DWORD)ti.start_address > g_11game_range.first && (DWORD)ti.start_address < g_11game_range.second) {
			OutputDebugString(L"Suspend 11game.dll Thread!\n");
			HANDLE thread = OpenThread(THREAD_SUSPEND_RESUME, FALSE, tid);
			if (!thread)
				OutputDebugString(L"Open failed!\n");
			if (-1 == SuspendThread(thread))
				OutputDebugString(L"Subspend failed!\n");
			CloseHandle(thread);
		}
		else if ((DWORD)ti.start_address > g_war3shell_range.first && (DWORD)ti.start_address < g_war3shell_range.second) {
			OutputDebugString(L"Suspend war3shell.dll Thread!\n");
			HANDLE thread = OpenThread(THREAD_SUSPEND_RESUME, FALSE, tid);
			if (-1 == SuspendThread(thread))
				OutputDebugString(L"Subspend failed!\n");
			CloseHandle(thread);
		}
	}
}

/*
static void Patch11() {
	DWORD pid = GetWar3PID();
	if (!pid)
		return;

	HANDLE war3 = NTFindProcessHandle(pid, NULL, 0);

	SystemTools::ModuleInfo mi;
	if (SystemTools::GetModuleInfoEx(war3, L"11game.dll", &mi)) {
		g_11game_range.first = (DWORD)mi.handle;
		g_11game_range.second = (DWORD)mi.handle + mi.image_size;
	} else {
		g_11game_range.first = 0;
		g_11game_range.second = 0;
	}

	if (SystemTools::GetModuleInfoEx(war3, L"war3shell.dll", &mi)) {
		g_war3shell_range.first = (DWORD)mi.handle;
		g_war3shell_range.second = (DWORD)mi.handle + mi.image_size;
	} else {
		g_war3shell_range.first = 0;
		g_war3shell_range.second = 0;
	}

	HANDLE ss = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPTHREAD, 0);
	if (INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE != ss) {
		THREADENTRY32 te32;
		te32.dwSize = sizeof(THREADENTRY32);
		// Retrieve information about the first thread,
		// and exit if unsuccessful
		if(!Thread32First(ss, &te32 )) {
			//OutputDebugString("no thread!");
			CloseHandle(ss);
		}

		// Now walk the thread list of the system,
		// and display information about each thread
		// associated with the specified process
		do {
			if(te32.th32OwnerProcessID == pid)
				CheckThread(war3, te32.th32ThreadID);
		} while(Thread32Next(ss, &te32));
		CloseHandle(ss);
	}

	CloseHandle(war3);

}
*/

static void PatchPlatforms() {
	DWORD pid = GetWar3PID();
	if (!pid)
		return;

	HANDLE war3 = NTFindProcessHandle(pid, NULL, 0);
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	SystemTools::ModuleInfo mi;
	if (SystemTools::GetModuleInfoEx(war3, L"war3shell.dll", &mi)) {
		ProfileSetBool(L"Misc", L"SafeMode", true);
	} else {
		ProfileSetBool(L"Misc", L"SafeMode", false);
	}
}

#pragma optimize( "", off )
NOINLINE bool ThreadPipe::GameConnection_Loop() {
	bool rv = true;
	VMProtectBeginVirtualization("GameConnection_Loop");
	BYTE* buffer = new BYTE[BUFFER_SIZE];
	HANDLE pipe = this->ctx_.pipe;
	Connection* conn = NULL;
	Auth::SessionType session;
	Auth::GetSessionData()->GetData(&session);
	jmp_buf env;
	int val = setjmp(env);
	if (val == 0) {
		BYTE null = 0;
		DWORD bytes;
		const Locale::LocaleInfo* locale = Locale::CurrentLocaleInfo();
		bool exit = false;
		const Connection::ResponseData* response;
		while (!exit) {

			bytes = 0;
			if (FALSE == ReadFile(pipe, buffer, BUFFER_SIZE, &bytes, NULL) || bytes == 0)
				longjmp(env, GC_E_READ_FAILED); //Òì³£

			Loggedin::OutputEncryptedMessage(STR::TRANSMITTING_DATA);

			BYTE type = *(BYTE*)buffer;
			BYTE* data = buffer + 1;
			size_t data_size = bytes - 1;
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				exit = true;
				break;
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					Loggedin::OutputEncryptedMessage(STR::MODULE_VERSION_MISMATCH);
					if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, &null, 1, &bytes, NULL) || bytes != 1) {
						longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
					}
				} else {
					memcpy_s(buffer, BUFFER_SIZE, session.KeyData, RSA_SIZE);
					const char* path;
					size_t path_size;
					path = Utils::GetSelfPathA();
					path_size = strlen(path) + 1;
					memcpy_s(buffer + RSA_SIZE, BUFFER_SIZE - RSA_SIZE, path, path_size);
					if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, buffer, RSA_SIZE + path_size, &bytes, NULL) || bytes != RSA_SIZE + path_size) {
						longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
					}
				}
				//PatchPlatforms();
				break;
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				if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, locale->data, locale->data_size, &bytes, NULL) || bytes != locale->data_size) {
					longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
				}
				break;
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				if (bytes > 1) {
					conn = new Connection();
					//ΪÊý¾Ý°üдÈëSession Id
					MessageHeader* header = reinterpret_cast<MessageHeader*>(data);
					memcpy_s(header->session_id, sizeof(header->session_id), session.id, sizeof(header->session_id));
					if (NULL == (response = conn->Request(data, data_size))) {
						if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, &null, 1, &bytes, NULL) || bytes != 1) {
							longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
						}
					} else {
						if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, response->data, response->size, &bytes, NULL) && bytes > 0) {
							longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
						}
					}
					delete conn;
					conn = NULL;
				}
				break;
			default:
				if (TRUE != WriteFile(pipe, &null, 1, &bytes, NULL) || bytes != 1) {
					longjmp(env, GC_E_WRITE_FAILED); //Òì³£
				}
				break;
			}

			Loggedin::OutputEncryptedMessage(STR::COMPLETED);
		}
	} else {
		rv = false;
		if (conn) {
			delete conn;
			conn = NULL;
		}
	}

	memset(&session, 0, sizeof(Auth::SessionType));
	delete buffer;

	VMProtectEnd();
	return rv;
}
#pragma optimize( "", on )

ThreadPipe::ThreadPipe() {
	this->term_ = false;
	memset(&this->ctx_, 0, sizeof(this->ctx_));
}

ThreadPipe::~ThreadPipe() {

}

void ThreadPipe::StopSignal() {
	VMProtectBeginVirtualization("ThreadMessage::StopSignal");
	this->term_ = true;
	Pipe_Term(&this->ctx_);
	VMProtectEnd();
}

bool ThreadPipe::Write(const void* data, size_t data_size) {
	DWORD bytes = 0;
	return Pipe_Write(&this->ctx_, data, data_size, &bytes) && bytes == data_size;
}

void ThreadPipe::Work() {
	VMProtectBeginVirtualization("ThreadMessage::Work");
	this->term_ = false;
	while (!this->term_) {
		if (!Pipe_Create(&this->ctx_))
			Abort(EXCEPTION_PIPE_CREATE_FAILED);
			void *smem = (void*)this->arg();
			memcpy_s(smem, SharedMemory::SMEM_SIZE, &this->ctx_, sizeof(PipeContext));
		if (!Pipe_Listen(&this->ctx_) && !this->term_) {
#ifdef _DEBUG
			OutputDebug("Pipe listen failed.\n");
#endif
			continue;
		}

		this->GameConnection_Loop();

		if (!this->term_)
			Pipe_Term(&this->ctx_);
	}
	VMProtectEnd();
}

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Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care
Scris de Marty Makary, M.D.
Povestit de Robertson Dean
Dr. Marty Makary is codeveloper of the life-saving checklist outlined in Atul Gawande's bestselling The Checklist Manifesto. As a busy surgeon who has worked in many of the best hospitals in the nation, he can testify to the amazing power of modern medicine to cure. But he's also been a witness to a medical culture that routinely leaves surgical sponges inside patients, amputates the wrong limbs, and overdoses children because of sloppy handwriting. Over the last ten years, neither error rates nor costs have come down, despite scientific progress and efforts to curb expenses. Why? To patients, the healthcare system is a black box. Doctors and hospitals are unaccountable, and the lack of transparency leaves both bad doctors and systemic flaws unchecked. Patients need to know more of what healthcare workers know, so they can make informed choices. Accountability in healthcare would expose dangerous doctors, reward good performance, and force positive change nationally, using the power of the free market. Unaccountable is a powerful, no-nonsense, non-partisan diagnosis for healing our hospitals and reforming our broken healthcare system.
Editor: Tantor AudioLansat: Apr 22, 2013ISBN: 9781452682914Format: audiobook
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Sometimes you hurry through a book because your TBR pile is the size of K2. I read this within one day. But towards the end, I began to realize how wonderful this book is, it is certainly as good as the effort of his contemporary Dr. Gawande. They apparently collaborated on checklists. Robots, business pressures, lack of critiques and accountability, lagging performance behind the aviation sector, etc. are all handled in a very readable manner. It's not a new book anymore, but it's a good one.
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The painful reality of what has been historically tolerated in healthcare and a clarion call to transparency as one of the solutions
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A profoundly disturbing "inside look" at America's health care system, but also a hopeful call for more transparency, accountability, and patient-oriented treatment. Much of the book is difficult to read, as Makary recounts horror stories from his career and reveals the dirty little secrets that hospitals don't want you to find out. His suggestions, though, are almost all based on pure common sense and seem as though they'd save a great number of lives.
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Like most business and current affair books, this one spirals away from its main point to fill an arbitrary page count. Despite that, I think Makary's central point is well stated and thoroughly supported. He also makes his case in plain English and peppers it with personal anecdotes and confessions to make it interesting to laymen.
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Excellent book. I appreciate the results of Marty's research. It is refreshing for someone to provide an honest and patient centric perspective on the current medical system. I agree that accountability is the key to improvement. I hope that his perspective will be adopted.


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Q: Flutter : Publish App Privately Is there anyway I can publish a flutter app privately (maybe through a private link instead of app store or play store) so I can pass this link to specific users ?
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A: If you're okay with using the Google Play Store, it does offer a bunch of options that may work, such as closed betas. You can keep your app private, and invite only. And then if you make any changes to your app, your users will get the updates without needing to send out another version to them directly.

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