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4 Steps to Delivering on the Flexible Digital Workspace
Today's technology decision makers must take a leadership role in defining the flexible work environment that fits their organization's goals.
Yes, millennials demand workplace flexibility. And as their numbers grow to 75% of the global workforce by 2025, the need to build more flexible and integrated workspaces increases. But baby boomers and Gen-X workers are also pressuring IT to support a wide variety of workstyles.
Cloud, virtualization, and device-agnostic systems give people the ability to work anywhere they want – and increasingly, that's their expectation. But a willy-nilly anywhere, anytime, any device strategy won't work—and will likely curb digital success.
Today's technology decision makers (TDMs) must take a leadership role in defining the flexible work environment that best fits an organization's strategic goals. The challenge for IT is walking a razor's edge between employee freedom and enterprise security.
On the one hand, employees demand the freedom and flexibility to change how (and where) work gets done according to their preferences, regardless of device, network, or generation. Although eager to satisfy these demands, IT must also minimize the risk of security threats and unwieldy IT infrastructure.
Here are four ways IT leaders can help deliver a flexible and secure digital workspace:
Boost employee app-titude
Once a cause for concern, bring your own device (BYOD) is now mainstream—granting employees the freedom to use their personal devices in the workplace. But as unsecured devices in the workplace multiply, so too do the number of potentially vulnerable end points.
"Workers are using so many devices these days that the number of end points has grown exponentially," says Calvin Hsu, vice president of product marketing for Citrix. "That can be a huge problem. Consider how much effort it takes to lock down a single device. Now IT pros have to think of the dozens of other devices that an end user might want to use."
Fortunately, virtualization mitigates security risks by delivering Windows, Linux, web, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications to workers on any device, anywhere. Employees can easily and securely access their virtual apps and data from any computing platform or operating system; IT maintains control of apps and data through strict provisioning policies; and data is stored centrally in a cloud environment or data center, not on an employee's device, for added protection.
Deliver high-performance virtual desktops
The days of standard PCs and wired connections are past. Instead, employees expect untethered access to their data and applications on any device. The good news is virtualization lets today's mobile workers interact with virtual applications the same way they would with a physical desktop. They still experience real-time responses from the apps they're accessing, regardless of connection quality or location, as if working on a high-powered desktop. The only difference: virtual desktops centralize data systems in a cloud environment, eliminating redundant infrastructure. This reduces IT workloads, simplifying the configuration, monitoring, and management of digital workspaces.
However, sometimes it isn't enough to provide employees with secure access to a remote Windows or Linux desktop. In this case, a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution can deliver fully personalized virtual desktops for each worker – with all the security and simplicity of centralized desktops.
Manage mobile mania
The majority of Americans – 95% – now own a cellphone of some kind. The challenge for IT leaders is to support these mobile-wielding workers while still securing data and applications. But there's no one way to control multiple devices in a digital workspace. Who may, or may not, have access to virtual applications can vary by title, use case, time, or place.
Enter mobile device management (MDM). MDM protects data by letting IT apply usage policies – at the device level. Whether it's enabling device-wide encryption or automatically wiping a stolen device, MDM helps IT configure, secure, and support an organization's growing mobile workforce.
Get your data in sync
Every day, mobile workers collaborate with colleagues, customers, and partners. But sharing files across unprotected platforms can expose an organization to legal liabilities and other compliance risks. Luckily, secure file sync and sharing can support on-the-go collaboration for enhanced productivity while still meeting strict corporate security requirements.
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Kapil Dev forms a 'Kapil XI' team, reckons that nobody can touch MS Dhoni's spot
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Kapil Dev, the former Indian cricketer, has recently named the 'Kapil XI', a team formed with some of the greatest cricketers Team India have ever produced. In his eleven, he picked MS Dhoni and went on to say that his spot is 'untouchable'. Dhoni remains to be the only captain to have won all three ICC limited-overs trophies for the Men in Blue while serving his nation for 15 years.
Dhoni, along with Kapil, is one of the two captains to have won India the 50-overs World Cup. Apart from Dhoni, Dev also named Virat Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Rahul Dravid, Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar in his star-studded eleven.
As his specialist spinners, Kapil went for Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble. To partner the tweakers, he selected Javagal Srinath, Zaheer Khan and Jasprit Bumrah in the pace department.
Kapil, the 1983 World Cup-winning skipper, put forth his eleven during a chat show, No Filter with Neha, hosted by popular Bollywood actress Neha Dhupia.
Jasprit Bumrah has done extremely well, says Kapil Dev
"There's a test match is different, there's a one-day cricket is different. ODI…if I have to pick, I would say definitely Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Virat Kohli, will be there, Rahul Dravid will be there, Yuvraj will be there," Kapil was quoted as saying on the show No Filter with Neha.
"Wicket Keeper is only Dhoni. Nobody can touch his spot. You have Zaheer Khan, you have Srinath. Recently Bumrah, I can say. He's done extremely well. Anil Kumble, all-time great spinner, and Harbhajan. These are the cricketers who come to my mind very much there," he added.
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A far as Dhoni is concerned, he last played for India in the 2019 World Cup in England and Wales. Back on August 15, he hung his boots from international cricket. Nevertheless, he took part for the Chennai Super Kings in the 2020 Indian Premier League. The 39-year-old also confirmed his participation in the 2021 edition of the T20 tournament.
Here's the XI
Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Virat Kohli, Rahul Dravid, Yuvraj Singh, MS Dhoni, Javagal Srinath, Zaheer Khan, Anil Kumble, Harbhajan Singh, Jasprit Bumrah
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Infrastructure benefits all Americans and puts the American people to work.
When FDR invested in national projects like the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Tennessee Valley Authority, and Eisenhower invested in the interstate highway system, many Republicans scoffed that these commitments were a waste of the taxpayer's money.
Those investments have paid for themselves hundreds of times over. They've provided well-paying jobs for the people who build and maintain them. They've made it easier for Americans to see and appreciate their country. They've benefitted American businesses with a stable and reliable nationwide transportation network.
Democrats believe that we need to invest again in our nation's infrastructure — not only to repair our existing roads, bridges, rail networks, and public utilities like our water system and electrical grids for the benefit of the whole public, but also to build a new 21st-century infrastructure.
We need to expand high-speed broadband in Craven County, so that every single person here has access to the 21st-century economy. We need to expand clean renewable energy projects like wind and solar power. We need an independent, national infrastructure bank to provide funding and support for these improvements. And our infrastructure should belong to all of us — not privatized and sold off to the highest bidder.


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Independence Day Celebrates National Thanksgiving to God
Sir William Jones, the renowned eighteenth-century English jurist and scholar, once remarked of his native England, "We live in the midst of blessings till we are utterly insensible of their greatness and the source from whence they flow."
Sadly, the same could be said of the American people today. Even with all the problems we face today, we are blessed to live in the most prosperous, secure, politically stable, and free nation in the history of the world. Yet too many turn their backs on our national foundations, indignantly sneer at the biblical morality we once shared, and speak with contempt of the founding fathers and other faithful men who have—by their vigilance and sacrifice—secured, maintained and preserved our republic for future generations.
What was, to paraphrase Sir William Jones, the source from whence our blessings of liberty, prosperity, and security flowed? What was the source of our national greatness?
In his first Thanksgiving Proclamation, President George Washington unequivocally answered: "It is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor."
That, indeed, was the unanimous opinion of the founding fathers who appended their names to the Declaration of Independence exactly 245 years ago. In fact, Independence Day in early America was celebrated as a day of national thanksgiving to God.
Our founders attested to God's intervention on our behalf during the War for Independence and His goodness in guiding them as they created a nation rooted in the idea of liberty under God's law and built upon His unchanging Word. They believed the American people should come together to extend gratitude and worship to God for His protection, favor, and blessing.
Writing to his wife Abigail immediately after joining with his fellow delegates in voting for independence, John Adams presciently foresaw both the importance of the event in which he had just taken part and the traditions that would be celebrated by successive generations of Americans:
"I am apt to believe that [Independence Day] will be celebrated, by succeeding generations, as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the Day of Deliverance by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires and illuminations [fireworks] from one end of this continent to the other from this time forward forever more."
Yes, John Adams predicted that Independence Day would be celebrated with fireworks, parades, sports, and guns! How's that for a prediction come true?
But also notice that John Adams says Independence Day ought to be celebrated by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. God, who is the source of all blessings, deserves our worship and thanksgiving today. He has given us our liberty, and He has allowed us to live in a nation that has done better than any other in offering opportunity to all and empowering everyone to exercise their rights freely.
As you celebrate Independence Day, take a few minutes to pray with your family, thanking God for all He has done for the United States of America and asking Him that our nation may reclaim its founding principles.
Join with me in following the wisdom of President Washington, who over two centuries ago encouraged his countrymen to acknowledge God's providence and authority, obey His law, be grateful to Him for the blessings we have been given, and humbly ask him for his continued protection and favor.
Standing with you this Independence Day,
Nathan Winters


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Traditional dental crowns are made by first taking tray-based impressions. This information is then sent to a dental lab, where technicians take several days to craft your crown out of varying materials, based on your needs. While this process produces customized prosthetics, complete turn-around time is two weeks from start to finish; issues with poor impressions or the skill of the lab technician all affect the outcome.
Biocompatibility – Crowns can be made with a metal base at dental labs, but this metal substructure is unattractive, tends to age poorly, and can irritate soft tissue. CEREC crowns, on the other hand, are created from a solid block of completely tooth-colored porcelain or ceramic, which actually bonds to dental enamel and is gentle on your smile.
No Need for Temporaries – Because our doctors can use CEREC's 3D scanning and milling technology to design and fabricate your crown on-the-spot, there's no reason to get stuck with a temporary restoration while a dental lab creates your new crown.
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CEREC is a great choice for dental emergencies, patients who have a hard time tolerating impression trays to due sensitive gag reflex, and those who prefer not to wait for their permanent prosthetics.
As with any treatment, there is no one-size-fits-all solution to correcting dental issues. In suppling dental crowns, our doctors want to make sure that your new restoration will last and meet your needs. With this in mind, CEREC is ideal for patients with damage to side or front teeth, as these restorations are highly aesthetic.
However, all-porcelain or ceramic crowns may not be the best choice for back teeth where patients have a heavy bite or consistently grind their teeth. If you do experience bruxism (teeth grinding) and prefer a CEREC crown, Dr. Chen can provide you with mouth guard to alleviate strain on teeth and protect your new prosthetic.
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El Al's New Low-Cost Carrier: A Cheaper Way To Get To Israel?
by Alex Schechter
East-bound Europeans will be happy about the launch of El Al's new low-cost carrier, UP. Based out of Tel Aviv, the offshoot airline will directly compete with Europe's budget airlines like EasyJet, which offers service to Israel for as low as 68 EUR (about $93) each way. That's more expensive than the fares offered on UP, which will start at just $69 each way.
Beyond price, frequency of service is a key part of UP's strategy: a total of 50 flights per week will shuttle between Tel Aviv and Berlin, Kiev, Prague, Budapest, and Larnaca, some of Europe's most popular hubs.
And here's our favorite part: A new low-cost carrier in Europe can mean cheaper flight options for U.S. travelers heading to the region. Opting for a layover in Europe, and a switch to a budget carrier once you get there, can really save. And the difference in price can far outweigh the inconvenience of connecting in another airport. As El Al's new low-cost carrier augments service to Tel Aviv, we're wondering: could UP offer a new solution for U.S. travelers trying to get to Israel more affordably?
Let's look at an example. With a current special offer from Turkish Airlines shows, fares from New York to Tel Aviv are available for as low as $687 in March. This is quite a good rate, however it's not really indicative of the typical cost. (Compare that to April, when the lowest rates shoot up to $850.) Meanwhile, a flight to Berlin, one of UP's five European destinations, can be had for around $700 (and sometimes even less). Add $69 to that, and presto, you're in Israel!
For those who are planning a trip to Israel, it's a good idea to check rates to both Tel Aviv and one of UP's European hubs. Depending on when you're traveling, you could wind up finding a cheaper way there through UP. You'll spend more time in the air, but you could save some money, and a layover in Europe is usually never a bad thing.


AFTER the message came, she spent .l1 most of the time on the beach picking up sea shells. Some... times she made piles of all kinds. Some- times she passed hy the common shells and picked up only the rare ones. She waited for three days, as though the mere passa.ge of time would make the message clear. Then she remembered that Bill had told her to get on the beach bus and go to the Red Cross in the city if she was in trouble. The message seemed to be trouble, so she walked from the cottage on the dune to the coastal highway and stood there with her hands folded over her purse, and a bus stopped .for her, as Bill had said it would do. She was so young and so pretty that people on the hus smiled at her, and she smiled back, like a shy but amiable child. She got off the bus at the terminal. She stood still. The driver passed her on his way to the office and turned back. He asked, "\Vhere did you want to go?" "I want to go to the Red Cross." "It's right across the street. There." Inside the office she stood in front of a desk while many people came and wen t and talked with a plain, capable woman. After a long time the woman said, without looking up, "Can I do something for you?" "Please, can you tell me what it means when it says he is missing?" The woman looked up in amaze- ment. She hardened before the gentle face with china-blue eyes, loose blond hair, and an infuriating innocence. She said, "Really now, just \vhat do you think it means?" "I think it means they don't know where he is. Not right now." " N . h " ot rIg t now. ,eN 0, not the same as lost. I thought maybe you'd know how long it will take them to find him, if it isn't the same as lost." "Really! I can assure you it is the same as lost. It means he may possibly be found but that probably he won't." "Probably he won't?" "Almost certainly not. Is it someone close to you?" "Oh, no. He's a long war away. He said it would he a 1 " ong way. "Is there anything we can do for you?" "I don't know" 29 THE SHELL week ,before the message came. She had cooked a great many things and filled the icebox and said, "1 hates to faiJ you. I hates to fail him, when I pro111ised. But I cain't live this lone- some life no more. It was all right, summers, when we 'had gas to go and he took me backards and fowards. No- body cain't come to see me, I cain't git no place, excusin' goin' on the bus oncet a week marketin' . My boy friend he said he couldn't fool with me no more, didn't I git to town. He hadn't ought to of left you in this lonesome place. " He had left her in the cottage on the dune because she was happy at the sea- shore in the summer. The shells kept her occupied for hours at a time. . nd too, he would be on the ocean most of the time, he told her, and she might look at it and know that somewhere he was there. The rent on the cottage was paid, and the rent on the small apart- ment in the city for the winter, and the colored girl understood that they were to move to the city when the fall storms began. She did not notice her stop, but the bus driver remembered, and when he stopped the hus and looked back at her she got off and walked up to the cottage. She felt hungry and went to the icehox. There did not seem to be very much left in it, and it occurred to her that she should have bought something while she was in the city. She had used most of her money, but there were two government checks in her purse. The colored girl had cashed the previous ones for her, since she found the bank confusing, although everyone was always kind and helpful. She ate some crackers and peanut butter and walked automatically down to the beach. The tide was low and the sea calm. She wished she had put on her bathing suit, even though she understood that she was not to go out in the water any deeper than her knees. A fisherman had told the colored girl that the sharks were bad. They were seldom seen so far north on the coast, but the col- ored girl eXplained to her that the sinking of ships had disposed dead bodies of sailors through the water and the sharks had followed. One day she had found a pair of blue dungarees on the beach, the cuffs tied with string. She stared at them a ... She returned to the bus station and stood until the same driver asked her if she wanted to go back to the beach. When she opened her purse to pay her fare, she saw Bill's picture and took it out. It was not the same as when she looked at him, himself, hut it was tangi- ble, and she held it in her lap as a child holds a doll. She remembered with pleasure that Bill had her picture, too, and had written her-she had had to ask the colored gIrl to explain only a few of the words-that he had showed it to the men on his ship and they had said she was very pretty. He knew that it pleased her to be told she was pret- ty, though she was without vanity, and she kept her silky hair brushed and her dainty body neat and clean as instinc- tively as a kitten washes its fur. She understood Bill's showing the picture, but she would not have understood what followed. Even in the picture, the exquisite wist- ful face was entirely vacuous. One man had said maliciously, "Smart, too?" Bill had eyed the questioner . "My wife," he had said gravely, "is a moron. She's a moron the way a wild rose is a moron ." The man, shocked, had said gruffiy, "She got anybody to look out for her while you're over?" "A colored girl I've had several years. She understands. She'll take care of her until I get back. \Ve don't either of us have any family." O N the bus, forgetting to watch for her stop, she thought about th\ colored girl. The girl had left a .... .t .-'..


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Мшашка — река в России, протекает в Новгородском районе Новгородской области. Устье реки находится в 18 км по правому берегу реки Мста. Длина реки составляет 17 км.

Река пересекает автодорогу  «Россия» (старый и новый участки) и Вишерский канал. На правом берегу реки в месте пересечения со старым участком автодороги  стоит деревня Мшага.

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По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Балтийскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Мста без р. Шлина от истока до Вышневолоцкого г/у, речной подбассейн реки — Волхов. Относится к речному бассейну реки Нева (включая бассейны рек Онежского и Ладожского озера).

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Last week, Microsoft and Wink Communications announced an agreement to promote interactive content and commerce based on the Advanced Television Enhancement Forum (ATVEF) specification for interactive television. Wink Communications says it will optimize its Response Network Service (which provides the broadcast and cable-television industries with viewer-response services) to support ATVEF-compliant content for television devices that use the Microsoft television-software platform. In turn, Microsoft claims that it will use Wink's Response Network to handle certain ATVEF-based advertising direct-response services. As part of the agreement, Microsoft invested $30 million in Wink Communications.
A bout of box-office flops might have run its course at Universal Pictures. The Mummy has surprised skeptics by pulling in more than $118 million in ticket sales through the week of June 4. The remake of the classic horror flick is helping to pull the struggling studio out of its prolonged slump. The film division of Seagram Ltd. was the conglomerate's worst-performing division last year.
What Are You Going To Do, Vote Republican?
In the wake of a rash of horrendous school shootings, President Clinton has ordered a federal study of marketing strategies used to promote movies, music, and video games. The Federal Trade Commission has been given a $1 million budget and 18 months to complete the study, which will be "designed to lift a veil on whether production companies deliberately use violent imagery and language to lure young consumers," according to a June 1 report by the Washington Post.
Most Net-connected movie fans have heard of downloading films. They have sampled AVI files and found the results less than satisfying. The digital video is jerky, out of focus, and suffers from terrible pixelation effects---all caused by slow microprocessors and low frame rates. The present typical state of the art isn't high enough for most folks to take Internet video seriously.
The advance of plasma-display technology speeds on, and the Pioneer PDP-501MX is at the front of the line. This is the first plasma monitor on sale in the United States that is capable of displaying high-definition images, making it the world's most advanced, commercially available product of this type.Squeezing almost 1 million pixels into even a 50" display (measured diagonally) is quite an accomplishment. As soon as I pulled the unit out of the box and set it in its unobtrusive tabletop stand, I connected it to Panasonic's high-definition tuner box and fed the monitor an over-the-air HDTV signal. Without so much as a hiccup, the set accepted the 1920x1080i signal and displayed a bright, clear, sharp picture that made me smile. All this from a big-screen set less than 4" thick!
Your cable company might not be the only television pipeline in town for much longer, thanks to legislation passed late Thursday, May 20, by the US Senate. The measure, backed by Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Orrin Hatch (R-UT), allows direct broadcast satellite (DBS) program providers to begin beaming local TV channels into the same localities from which they originate, just as cable providers have always done. A similar bill was recently passed by the US House of Representatives.
We've all heard of electronic devices so advanced they do everything but make your breakfast. However, you can almost smell the bacon frying with EchoStar's DishPlayer. The price? Try two hundred bucks.
DVD's early adopters were almost entirely technophile males, and their tastes in films were completely predictable: action and science fiction. Now that DVD players are finding their way into more homes, the popularity of other film genres in the digital format is growing.


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Rick Hoffman
Born June 12, 1970 in New York City, New York and raised in Roslyn Heights, New York, Rick Hoffman graduated from The Wheatley School in Old Westbury, NY before attending the University of Arizona. After graduating from University of Arizona, Rick moved to Los Angeles to start an acting career. He landed his first role as a security guard in Conspiracy Theory (1997) . He was so nervous he flubbed his two lines. Fortunately, his misread got laughs from Julia Roberts , Richard Donner and the entire crew, and was included in the final cut, giving him some much-needed attention. After other small roles, he had his breakout role as the Freddie Sacker on Darren Star 's Wall Street series The $treet (2000) which allowed him to quit his job waiting tables and move back to New York. He has had several memorable roles on series like Terry Loomis on the critically acclaimed Steven Bochco law drama Philly (2001) . These roles caught Variety magazine's attention who elected Rick one of Variety's 10 Actors to Watch. Then came the role of Jerry Best on The Bernie Mac Show (2001), and Patrick Van Dorn on the John Stamos comedy series Jake in Progress (2005). He has had many supporting appearances in movies including The Day After Tomorrow (2004), Blood Work (2002), Hostel (2005), Cellular (2004), and Lions Gate Films The Condemned (2007). He suffered a near-death experience during the filming of the latter in Australia.
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During the week children are able to earn their Golden Time. On a Friday afternoon the children have access to a range of activities to help with their social skills, imagination, turn taking and motor skills.
The activities are based around the children's interests and are changed weekly. Some of the activities we have enjoyed so far include train track building, castle/tower/superhero base camp building with megablocks, interactive maths games, puzzles, role play with dressing up and colouring in.


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How value-based medicine can impact physician recruitment - Summer/Fall 2016
By Marcia Horn Noyes, contributing writer for the Journal of ASPR
Upwards of 50 to 100 physician recruitment agreements pass across the desk of Pennsylvania attorney Dennis Hursh annually. As he examines and reviews contracts for physicians preparing to be employed by an organization or joining a community practice, Hursh looks for legal language that could potentially impact that doctor's financial future and lifestyle. Within those evaluations, he has seen the fair, not so fair, and thoroughly unfair agreements tendered to physicians.
Physicians often ask attorneys like Hursh to step in during the contract phase of the negotiations because, while they've spent seven to nine years honing medical skills, the business side of health care hasn't been a priority.
Today, the health care landscape is undergoing cataclysmic change in reimbursements, and Hursh points out that efforts made by providers and payers toward value is now being reflected in many physician recruitment agreements. "In the 'good old days,' doctors received a base salary with some sort of incentive compensation," he mentions. "While many of the contracts I review today still have incentive compensation, I'm seeing a higher percentage of contracts where the base compensation has some portion at risk." Hursh adds that he has seen some cases where the hospital or group practice withholds as much as 24 percent of salary, should the doctor not meet the value production stipulated in the contract.
Uncertainty from every angle
Anytime the status quo is upended, uncertainty reigns. No one yet knows how the volume-to-value-based shift will ultimately play out financially for hospital systems, payers and community practices. However, expectations from health care executives seem to indicate that a drop in profits is inevitable. In a recent Becker's Hospital CFO article written by Ayla Ellison, a "majority of health care executives expect finances to suffer in move to value-based contracts." The reporter cited a KPMG May 5, 2016, survey of 292 executive health care stakeholders. When asked what financial impact the transition to value-based contracts would have, 25 percent said they anticipated modest reductions in operating income; 21 percent expected a significant drop; and 6 percent foresaw a steep decline in revenue.
This pessimistic financial view may give some clue as to why employers are sharing a portion of that risk and why some physicians and their attorneys are apprehensive of the move to value-based medicine. "They do so because 'they can,'" says Hursh. "And because doctors often sign the first thing put in front of them, employers see a way to shunt a portion of that risk onto doctors." In many cases, Hursh says unreasonable amounts of risk are being funneled the physician way. "Some large hospital systems are even inserting an indemnification clause that appears to be broad enough to cover malpractice, fraud and abuse, and other areas that should be covered by insurance or by robust compliance plans."
Physician recruitment professionals caught in the middle
This physician agreement tilt toward value may leave physician recruitment professionals in a precarious position—trying to negotiate the financial interests of the physicians needed with the rapidly rising financial risk perceived by health care systems and community practices. For physician recruitment professionals who have felt the push back from physicians over this move toward value-based compensation, or who expect this compensation shift in risk to become a sticking point, Hursh has these three recommendations:
1. Explain the risk.
While physicians may not see the red flags of productivity and value-based contracts, their attorneys surely will. Providing clarity around the hospital/practice risk as well that of the physician may help solidify a contract that hangs in the balance. Physicians work hard, so they often feel productivity and value incentives are within reach. However, attorneys may advise their clients of the unknowns, such as finding out how many more physicians have or will be recruited that may compete for the same patients in the effort to achieve those incentive goals.
2. Enlist help of a department head or another physician in the practice.
Hursh says, "Many times a recruiter can persuade another doctor to put himself or herself into the shoes of the physician being recruited and help out with contract concessions."
3. Recognize ambiguity in value parameters.
Sometimes the value parameters can be inappropriate for a given specialty. Hursh has provided an example from a recent negotiation: "A health system had been putting productivity requirements on all its physicians, but I convinced a physician in the system that productivity really wasn't appropriate for my client," who Hursh mentions was an emergency medicine physician.
In a June 2016 Physician's Money Digest article titled "Why value-based care is about mindset, not just money," the author shared that the goal in transitioning from a fee-for-service model to value-based care is to ultimately lower health care costs while improving quality and outcomes. One source for the article encourages those making this shift to move as fast as they can, noting that, "if you have 66% of contracts in fee-for-service and 34% in value-based care, you'll drive yourself crazy."
Whether physicians will embrace this industry transition while shunning the impact it has upon their recruitment agreements is yet to be determined. Hursh indicates it could have unintended consequences to the pool of available doctors.
In the end, one thing is certain — value-based care that provides a better patient experience is here to stay. Helping doctors understand that this is not just a passing trend will go a long way toward understanding the changes in physician recruitment agreements.


There's no other way to say it. She wrote an opinion piece in the Albuquerque Journal on Wednesday and I just find it amazing that she continues to push a half-billion-dollar annual tax hike on struggling New Mexicans.
Her first specific point is about the study the Legislature commissioned by American Institutes for Research which found that funding should be 14.5 percent higher than it is now. Even after that increase, she argues that we would only be funding a "sufficient" education for New Mexico's children. Of course, Utah spends the least per pupil on K-12 education but has some of the highest graduation rates in the nation. Regardless of Stewart's assertions, spending alone does not make for an "adequate" or even "excellent" education. Notice that she makes no guarantees as to what, if anything, taxpayers will get in terms of improved results for pouring billions of dollars into this broken system in the next few years.
True, New Mexico's education funding formula is broken, but New Mexico's K-12 educational system is broken as is apparent due to our near 50% dropout rate. Rather than killing New Mexico's economy with higher taxes (thus making jobs harder to come by regardless of graduation), perhaps Stewart and the education establishment should re-evaluate "adequacy" and come back with some ideas (like choice). As an aside, it is worth noting that Congressional Democrats are trying to kill Washington, DC's school choice system.
Stewart and her friends in the teachers' unions have worked hard to keep New Mexico students from having access to similar programs and thus finding out what an "adequate" education is all about.


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4 Ways to Help Your Kids Pay for College Without Going Into Debt Yourself
by Tiffany Connors
You'd love to save your kids from student loan debt, but how can you help them pay for college without sinking your own financial ship?
After all, the average in-state tuition at four-year public colleges reached $10,440 this year — and that doesn't include room and board, books or personal expenses. So it's understandable that you're not sure how to help your kids pay for college.
But of the $1.5 trillion in student loan debt, people age 50 and older owe 20% of it — $289.5 billion. You could end up having to delay your retirement if you're still paying off your kid's tuition.
Strategizing how to pay for college doesn't have to be a solo decision, though. Here's what to discuss with your kids in order to help them pay for college.
How to Help Your Kids Pay for College Without Going Into Debt Yourself
Parenting isn't always fun — but if you have a nearly college-age kid, you already knew that, right?
So breaking it to them that you won't be able to completely pay for college may not be the most pleasant conversation you've had with them. But surprising them with that news as they're moving into their dorm room isn't a suggested alternative.
If you're getting an early start on covering college costs, we have a whole slew of ways to save money for your kids' future.
By helping them understand what you can contribute, you can both plan accordingly and graduate with as little debt as possible — if any.
1. Be a Realist
If you went used car shopping and your kid fell for a Tesla they really wanted to drive to their part-time job bussing tables, would you blow your budget and fork over the extra $40,000?
The same goes for your child's choice of school.
If your kid dreams of an Ivy League school but you're just scraping by, it might be time for a reality check.
"Don't go broke to put your kid into a name school," said Jamie Dickenson, Certified Educational Planner. "Check your ego at the door and get serious about what's a good fit for your student academically, socially, emotionally and financially."
She related the story of a West Virginia family she counseled when their daughter wanted to go to Clemson University in South Carolina to major in elementary education.
"This was a family that made $80,000 a year," Dickenson said. "Out-of-state tuition at Clemson is nearly $35,000 year — or $140,000 total bill — for a job that starts at $36,000."
Don't go broke to put your kid into a name school.
By starting the college budget discussion early in the search process — like, before junior year of high school — you can help your children develop realistic expectations about school and expenses.
Then help them choose where they can get the best education for the least amount of money.
You might even convince them to consider saving money by starting out closer to home — a community college transfer could save $12,000 or more on a bachelor's degree.
2. Go on the College Tour With Your Kids
Yes, you may have to walk six steps behind them (because, ugh, it's so embarrassing being seen with your parents), but when your kids are ready to tour colleges, don't let them go alone.
Why? Consider the thought and research you put into major purchases, like a house or car. Your kid could potentially spend that much money on college.
Having a second pair of eyes and ears during the college tour can let them focus on what's important to them without forgetting to ask the practical questions.
Depending on the college, you may need to fill out both the FAFSA and the College Scholarship Service Profile to qualify for financial aid. Here's what you need to know about the CSS Profile.
Before you go on a tour, set up an appointment with the financial aid office for the same day so you can connect with a real person and have a contact for follow-ups. Bring along these financial aid questions to the appointment to guide you when asking about scholarships, student loans and living expenses.
When your child receives their acceptance letters and financial aid award packages, they can reach out to that same financial aid officer to ask questions about their specific financial aid award package to help them compare the offers.
3. Avoid Paying Tuition by Investing Early
Instead of taking out loans to pay for your kids' college, why not invest in their education earlier (when it's a little cheaper)?
Shelling out a few hundred dollars for ACT or SAT preparation courses now could pay off when your kids begin applying for financial assistance.
"Look at [your] kid's grades and test scores because that's where the majority of money for college comes from these days — merit-based aid," Dickenson said.
If you're concerned that your kid won't qualify, call the college financial aid officer and ask what the cutoff is for merit-based scholarships, advised Amy Irvine, a Certified Financial Planner and founder of Rooted Planning Group.
"Maybe you're only three points off from something, and you could re-sit for the SATs," she said.
Another option: Advanced Placement classes. By encouraging your kids to sign up for AP classes in high school, they can take the exam for that subject and potentially receive college credit for it.
Although the AP exam costs $94, it's a deal compared to the $301.23 sticker price for one credit hour at a four-year institution (including tuition and applicable fees), according to a Penny Hoarder analysis of National Center for Education statistics.
And the fewer courses they need to take, the smaller their tuition bill.
4. Understand How Your Decisions Affect Their Financial Aid
When your child fills out the FAFSA, they must include information from your tax statements from the previous year — for the 2020-21 FAFSA, you'd use your 2018 tax returns.
So it's important for you to consider financial-altering decisions that could decide whether they receive financial aid.
That can mean delaying a big life change — Dickenson said she advised a client to delay marrying her wealthy fiance who didn't want to foot the bill for his stepson's college — or a one-time income boost — Dickenson suggested you might ask your employer to defer a year-end bonus until the following year.
You should also consider how the money you already have is counted toward the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
The majority of the EFC is based on income, but any assets the child owns are counted against them at a higher percentage than the parents' assets when determining financial aid awards. That means your child is more likely to qualify for financial aid if you keep the money in your name rather than building up a savings account in your child's name.
Helping your kids strategize ways to cover college — without either of you going into debt — could be your biggest parenting win of all.
Tiffany Wendeln Connors is a staff writer/editor at The Penny Hoarder. Read her bio and other work here, then catch her on Twitter @TiffanyWendeln.
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Q: Difference between "a:active" and ".active a.class" I have in a css file this:
#toolbar a.opener:hover,
#toolbar a.opener:active,
#toolbar a.opener:focus {
    something1;
}
#toolbar .active a.opener {
    something2;
}

Questions:

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*What is the difference between the "first active" and the "second
active"?

*When are called the "first active" and the "second active"?

A: :active specifies the state in which an element is in. An element is :active when it is clicked on or gains focus through other means.
.active refers to a class name. In this case, the CSS rule applies to an element that has the active class within the #toolbar parent element.

A: The first rule incorporates "pseudo" classes, which target the element when it's in a certain state.  The :active pseudo-selector applies to the element when the user is clicking on it.
The latter rule is simply a class selector, which applies to an anchor element which has the class "opener" and is a descendand of an element which has the class "active".

A: The first :active (the colon matters) refers to the active pseudo css class which is automatically set by the browser. The second .active refers to a simple css class that you (or your program) need to apply to the element.
So to answer your second question, the first one is applied automatically by the browser as soon as a user has clicked (activated) a link on your webpage, whereas the second one is never applied automatically.

A: These are :pseudo states:
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#toolbar a.opener:active,
#toolbar a.opener:focus {
    something1;
}

This .active is a class that's been added to a parent of a.opener:
#toolbar .active a.opener {
    something2;
}

A: #toolbar a.opener:hover,
#toolbar a.opener:active,
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    something1;
}

applies in the

when in hover, active or focus state. While
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applies in

A: active is a state bw press and release of mouse button.
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Here It Is: The 'Most Significant' Photo Recently Taken From Space
Astronaut Chris Hadfield is, in addition to everything else, a photographer. This is his favorite image.
Chris Hadfield captures images of Earth from the cupola of the International Space Station. (NASA)
Chris Hadfield -- scientist, songsmith, poet, tweeter, Shatner buddy, mustache-rocker, International Space Station denizen, Canadian -- is quickly proving himself to be one of the savviest astronauts this side of Earth. While the Expedition 34 flight engineer is remarkable in the way that all astronauts are remarkable, he has made a name for himself, in particular, through his copious use of the communications technologies available to him on the ISS and beyond it. He tweets several times a day to his more than 160,000 Twitter followers. He regularly stars in YouTube videos. He recently produced the first song ever to be recorded outside of Earth.
But Chris Hadfield, explorer/engineer/evangelist, is perhaps best known for his photographs. To follow his Twitter feed is to be treated, pretty much every day, to spellbinding images of Earth, taken from beyond its borders: the Australian outback, glacier tongues in the Himalayas, an island off the coast of Indonesia ("an island made for running laps"), a thunderstorm from above. The photos are mesmerizing and revealing and beautiful -- each one an extremely high-tech work of art -- and they are the result of obvious love on the part of the guy who took them. "The favorite pastime of astronauts is to be able to look out the window and look at the Earth from above," Hadfield said in a press conference this afternoon. That's in large part because the space station itself is "such a wonderful place to better understand our planet." And new communications technologies have allowed Hadfield's other-worldly artistry to take on a new immediacy. With Twitter, he said, "I can directly, as I see beautiful things, send those images to the ground."
Hadfield has taken hundreds of photos from the ISS during his nearly three weeks on the station. But what, so far, has been his favorite? What, a reporter asked him today, has been the most significant?
"I love the beautiful pictures of the world," Hadfield replied, "but for me, the one that was most significant was looking at the noctilucent clouds. These are clouds that you can barely see from the surface of the Earth. They're the highest clouds that exist -- tiny ice particles way up in the mesosphere. And yet from orbit, as the sun rises, the light bounces off of those clouds, directly into our eyes -- and we can see a part of the Earth's atmosphere that's basically invisible to people on the surface. To me, that's both beautiful -- because of the colors and textures and ripples of it -- but it's also really significant. It's a way to understand the changes in our atmosphere, and a way to understand exactly how our atmosphere interacts with the universe beyond."
Here is Hadfield's image of those icy clouds -- the most significant photo he has so far taken from space:
Chris Hadfield/NASA
"The ability to take pictures up here -- it fulfills all sorts of different purposes and needs," Hadfield said of his extracurricular work on the space station. "And we are so lucky to be able to be the ones holding the cameras."
Megan Garber is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where she covers culture.


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Q: Выделение памяти для вложенных структур Уже весь интернет облазила пока эту программу писала, но всё равно выдают ошибки.

const expr auto MAXS = 125;

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <string.h>

struct year {
    char name[64];//содержит имя работников
    char surname[10];//содержит фам. работников
    struct year* NextYear;//указатель на следующий эл
};
struct profession {
    struct profession* NextProfes;//указатель на следующий эл
    int num;
    char profes[30];//содержит профессии работников
    char age[10];//содержит стаж работников
    struct year* firstYear; //указатель на следующий эл
    //struct year* lastYear;//указатель на предыдущ эл
};
struct profession* Head = NULL;
/////////////////////////////////
struct profession* FindTailProfes(struct profession* Head)
{
    struct profession* temp = Head;
    while (temp->NextProfes != NULL)
    {
        temp = temp->NextProfes;
    }
    return temp;
}
////////////////////////////////
struct profession* GetProfesData()
{
    /*char data[30];
    int data_num[20];*/
    struct profession* temp;
    struct profession pro[MAXS];
    temp = (struct profession*)malloc(sizeof(struct profession)); // выделение памяти под корень списка
    const int amounOfInf = 5;
    if (temp) {
        for (int i = 0; i < amounOfInf; i++) {
            printf("Введите профессию работника: ");
            scanf("%s", &pro[i].profes);//scanf("%s",data);-предыдущий код
            /*strcpy(temp->profes, data);*/
            printf("Стаж: ");
            scanf("%s", &pro[i].age);//scanf("%s",data_num);-предыдущий код
            /*strcpy(temp->age, data);*/
            temp->NextProfes = NULL;
        }
    }

    return temp;
}
/////////////////////////////
struct year* GetYearData()
{
    struct year* temp;
    struct year years[MAXS];
    //char data[30];
    temp = (struct year*)malloc(sizeof(struct year)); // выделение памяти под корень списка
    const int amounOfInf = 5;
    if (temp)
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < amounOfInf; i++)
        {

            printf("Введите имя работника: ");
            scanf("%s", &years[i].name);// scanf("%s", data) -предыдущ код
            //strcpy(temp->name, data);
            printf("Введите фамилию работника: ");
            scanf("%s", &years[i].surname);//scanf("%s", data)-предыдущий код
            //strcpy(temp->surname, data);
            temp->NextYear = NULL;
        }
    }
     return temp;
}
//добавление элементов из profession в список
void AddProfes(struct profession** Head, int num, char pr_profes[30], char pr_age[10]) {
    if ((*Head)==NULL)
    {
        *Head = malloc(sizeof(struct profession));
        strcpy((*Head)->profes,pr_profes);
        strcpy((*Head)->age,pr_age);
        (*Head)->NextProfes = NULL;
        (*Head)->firstYear;
    }
    else
    {
        struct profession* temp;
        temp = (*Head);
        while (temp->NextProfes)
        {
            temp = temp->NextProfes;
            (temp->NextProfes) = malloc(sizeof(struct profession));
            strcpy(temp->NextProfes->profes, pr_profes);
            strcpy(temp->NextProfes->age, pr_age);
            temp->NextProfes->NextProfes = NULL;
            temp->NextProfes->firstYear = NULL;
        }
    }
}
//Объединение двух структур
void AddProfesToYear(struct profession * Head, char yr_name[64],char yr_surname[10])
{
    struct year* yr = malloc(sizeof(struct year));
    strcpy(yr->name, yr_name);
    strcpy(yr->surname, yr_surname);
    yr->NextYear = NULL;
    if (Head->firstYear = NULL) {
        Head->firstYear = yr;
    }
    else
    {
        struct year* node = Head->firstYear;
        while (node->NextYear !=NULL) node = node->NextYear;
        node->NextYear = yr;
    }
}
//Отображение структур в консольном окне
void display(struct profession * Head)
{
    int i = 1, b = 1;
    struct profession* temp = Head;
  if (temp == NULL)
    {
        printf("\nСписок пуст");
    }
    else if (temp !=NULL)
    {
      printf("%s %s",temp->profes,temp->age);
      struct year* tempYe = Head->firstYear;
        while (tempYe != NULL)
        {
            printf("%s",tempYe->name);
            printf("%s", tempYe->surname);
            struct year* tempYe = temp->firstYear;
            b++;
        }
        temp = temp->NextProfes;
        i++;
        //printf("\n");
    }
}
void pechat() {
    system("chcp 1251");
    system("cls");
    const char vid[] =
        "+==========================================+\n"
        "|       ФИО           | Вид      |         |\n"
        "|=====================| профессии|  стаж   |\n"
        "|  ИМЯ  |   фамилия   |          |         |\n"
        "+=====================+==========+=========+\n";

}
int main()
{
    system("chcp 1251");
    system("cls");
    struct profession* list = NULL;
    char name[64];//содержит имя работников
    char surname[10];
    int num;
    char profes[30];//содержит профессии работников
    char age[10];

    pechat();
    GetProfesData();
    GetYearData();
    display(list);

    return 0;
}

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A: Перечитал ещё раз. Похоже Вы просто компилируете плюсовым компилятором. К сожалению, Вы сделали плохо и скрыли имена файлов, но подозревают, что там просто .cpp. Переименуйте их в .c и компилятор автоматически будет сишный.
---- если все таки нужно плюсовым компилятором ----
malloc возвращает void*. В си такой указатель можно легко присвоить другому. А в плюсах - нет. Поэтому, нужно явно писать
*Head = (profession*)malloc(sizeof(struct profession));

или ещё лучше так
*Head = static_cast<profession*>(malloc(sizeof(profession)));

в плюсах не нужно перед типом структуры писать struct.