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Todd Thompson
Leavenworth, KS Attorney
(913) 684-0899	601 S. 3rd St.
Brian Levinson
Bonner Springs, KS Attorney with 25 years experience
(913) 441-3411	13100 Kansas Avenue Suite C
Bonner Springs, KS 66012
Member of Perry & Trent LLC, with five attorneys. Together we handle most areas of law.
Matthew T. Kincaid
Leawood, KS Attorney with 6 years experience
(913) 735-7707	5251 W. 116th Place
Business, Employment, Real Estate and Trademarks
University of Kansas School of Law and University of Kansas School of Law
Matt is a motivated and experienced attorney. He's a Kansas City metro area native and resident who is licensed to practice on both sides of the state line. At his core, Matt is a cost-effective and creative problem solver. More detailed information about the nature of Matt's practice is listed below.
Matt's law firm, Kincaid Business & Entrepreneurial Law, LLC, serves the legal needs of existing businesses and entrepreneurs, with an emphasis in intellectual property and employment law (unfair competition). At this firm, Matt organizes new companies and guides them through the process of choosing legally protectable brands,...
Robert C. Gigstad
Overland Park, KS Attorney with 8 years experience
(913) 735-9529	8000 Foster St.
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
Overland Park Criminal Defense Attorney Dedicated to Protecting Your Rights Law enforcement and prosecutors in the Overland Park area are committed to reducing crime and in identifying and convicting those who are engaged in criminal activities. If you have been caught in the criminal justice system, you have real reasons to be nervous. Even an innocent individual can be convicted of a crime if they are not represented by a skilled criminal lawyer that knows how to fight back. If you have been charged with a crime it is absolutely critical that you contact a skilled Overland Park criminal defense attorney from...
Corey A. Rasmussen
Overland Park, KS Attorney with 12 years experience
(913) 871-2188	10955 Lowell Avenue
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning and Probate
A native of Kansas, Corey Rasmussen grew up in the Kansas City area and spent his summers working on the family farm in northeast Kansas.
He began his professional career as an external auditor for the Kansas City office of KPMG International Accounting Firm, conducting audits of Kansas City's largest and most prominent companies.
Today, Mr. Rasmussen has devoted his practice to assisting clients with Estate Planning, Asset Protection, and Elder Law issues. The objective is to provide the most cost effective method for achieving a client's overall financial goals, which also considers possible future impacts on family members and...
Christopher Joseph
Overland Park, KS Lawyer with 18 years experience
(913) 948-9490	10990 Quivira, Suite 200
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Mr. Joseph's practice is concentrated in the defense of persons charged with crimes in federal and state courts, including mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, securities fraud, drug crimes, pornography prosecutions, and related civil matters, including property and asset forfeiture. His practice also includes complex civil litigation, primarily in federal court.
Olathe, KS Lawyer
(913) 214-0716	201 E Loula Street, Ste 203
Business, Construction and Real Estate
It is difficult to predict where a professional career is going to take you, but a review of my past indicates I was always headed towards forming Rick Davis Legal. Instead of heading straight to college after high school, I spent time managing and owning restaurants and bars and continued in this area until after graduating from law school. When I decided to return to college, I ended up at the University of Kansas where I spent as much time in the school of business as I did working on my political science major.
It was law school when I first...
Kyle Eugene Krull
(913) 851-4880	5209 W. 164th Street
Free ConsultationEstate Planning
Kyle is the author of a nationally-syndicated newsletter for Estate Planning attorneys. In addition, Kyle has written for and been quoted in a number of industry publications, including Trusts & Estates magazine, The National Law Journal, Lawyer's Weekly USA, Broker World, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, Kiplinger's Retirement Report, Wealth and Retirement Planner, Inc. (magazine), The Kansas City Star, Bankrate.com, The Business Journal of Kansas City, KC Small Business, Ingram's and Money magazine. In addition, Kyle serves on the Editorial Review Board for the Journal of Financial Planning. Kyle has provided continuing education instruction to fellow attorneys, accountants and financial professionals...
Tarishawn D Morton
(913) 602-7288	7500 College Blvd., Suite 500
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Tarishawn serves those in the state of Kansas. In her first year of practice, Tarishawn has earned tens-of-thousands of dollars in settlements for her clients. Whether she's in front of a judge or jury or negotiating with an insurance adjuster, Tarishawn's training and legal expertise, together with her writing skills, uniquely equip her to advocate for her clients.
EDUCATION J.D. - Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Houston, TX M.B.A. - Colorado Techinical College, Colorado Springs, CO B.A. - Colorado State Univeristy, Pueblo, CO
BAR ADMISSION Kansas Bar
AWARDS National Academy Personal Injury Attorneys -Top Ten...
Robert Samuel Bruer
Lawrence, KS Attorney with 23 years experience
(785) 371-1445	Bruer Law Firm, L.L.C.
1040 New Hampshire Street, No. 18
Free ConsultationBusiness, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Rob Bruer has been in practice in the Kansas City area for more than two decades, working on hundreds of cases in a wide range of matters. Rob has represented clients before the United States Court of Appeals and the state and federal courts in Kansas and Missouri, as well in Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, and Nevada. He is a member of the Missouri and Kansas Bar Associations, the Kansas Association for Justice, the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, and the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association. He has been recognized as AV-Rated, a Super Lawyer in...
Kirk C. Stange
(855) 805-0595	7300 West 110th Suite
If you are going through a divorce or family law matter, it can feel like your whole life is hanging in the balance. Not knowing what will happen to you or your family can can be overwhelming. To help clients with divorce and family law matters in their time of need, Stange Law Firm, PC has limited their practice to divorce and family law matters. For your convenience, we have offices in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Oklahoma in places such as St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Tulsa and beyond. We also respond to all phone...
Michael Duma
Olathe, KS Lawyer with 8 years experience
(913) 782-7072	303 E. Poplar Street
Free ConsultationCannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Michael C. Duma began his legal career as a criminal prosecutor in the Wyandotte County District Attorney's Office. At his time there, he developed a skill for litigation and held an impressive conviction record. While a county prosecutor, Michael not only was successful in litigating criminal cases at the trial level, but also gained extensive experience in perfecting appeals in the Kansas Court of Appeals and Kansas Supreme Court. Since leaving the District Attorney's Office, Michael has developed a reputation as an aggressive lawyer who skillfully advocates for his clients. In addition to handling criminal matters, Michael handles all...
Laura K. Simpson
Lenexa, KS Lawyer with 33 years experience
(913) 534-0810	8700 Monrovia, Suite 310
Free ConsultationDivorce, Family and Traffic Tickets
Traffic Ticket and Divorce Lawyer - Licensed KS and MO:
You will speak with Ms. Simpson the first time you call. So call today!
Ms. Simpson's passion is helping individuals through difficult and stressful times in their lives. She will protect your interests with unwavering commitment. Our focus always is on the goal of solving traffic tickets and divorce as efficiently as possible to minimize the financial costs to you. We offer a no cost consultation, have flat fees available for many legal matters and offer weekend and evening appointments. We understand that legal problems don't always...
Lawrence Flick
Overland Park , KS Lawyer with 36 years experience
(913) 648-7000	7500 College Blvd.
Overland Park , KS 66210
Lawrence Flick, a lawyer for more 30 years is the Senior Attorney and Litigation Director at Flick Law Firm. For the past he has 20 years he has dedicated himself to helping people in personal injury cases. He focuses almost exclusively on helping people who have been hurt in truck accident, car accident, motorcycle accident and bicycle accident cases, has handled personal injury lawsuits and jury trials in federal and state court and has achieved recoveries totaling millions for his clients. As a client, you benefit from his depth of experience and knowledge of legal and medical issues common in...
Diane Lynn Bellquist
Topeka, KS Attorney with 16 years experience
(785) 234-3272	1508 SW Topeka Boulevard
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Business, Health Care and Insurance Defense
With over ten years' experience working for regulatory agencies of the State of Kansas, I now put my government experience to use by providing administrative defense services for licensees before their respective regulatory boards. I have experience practicing before the Kansas Board of Healing Arts in the regulation of a multitude of healthcare providers, including physicians, chiropractors, and physician assistants. During my career with the agency I also had the opportunity to become familiar with the regulation of the practice of nursing by the Kansas Board of Nursing. Most recently I served as General...
Mr. Ronald W. Nelson
(913) 312-2500	7501 College Boulevard
Appeals, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Ronald W. Nelson is the principal of Ronald W Nelson PA, which has its offices in Lenexa, Kansas. He graduated from Kansas State University in 1978 (B.S. Political Science, minor in Biology) and from Washburn University School of Law in 1981 (J.D., with honors). He began practicing law in 1981 and has been practicing family law exclusively for over 25 years. Mr. Nelson is recognized throughout Kansas and the United States as an expert in family law. He regularly writes articles for regional and national legal publications and he frequently presents seminars on complex family law issues to lawyers' groups in...
Jill A Michaux
(785) 354-1471	Neis & Michaux, P.A.
534 S Kansas Ave Ste 825
Topeka's only consumer bankruptcy law specialists
Peter Andreone
51 Corporate Woods, Suite 500
Business, Cannabis Law, Employment and Real Estate
Peter Andreone, Esq. is the owner and founder of Andreone Law. He has been practicing law in KC since 2008. After working for several other successful firms, Peter established Andreone Law in 2015 with a primary emphasis on business and transactional law, commercial litigation, and labor and employment law.
In 2018, Peter recognized that Missouri voters were likely to support Amendment 2 and thereby legalize medical marijuana statewide. To meet the needs of Missouri's cannabis business owners, Peter joined the Hoban Law Group in an "Of Counsel" capacity in October 2018. This move positioned...
David J. Brown
Lawrence, KS Lawyer with 29 years experience
(785) 842-0777	1040 New Hampshire
Appeals, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Albany Law School
Selected as Best Lawyer in Lawrence, Kansas three years in a row (2013, 2014, and 2015) by readers of the Lawrence Journal World.
Douglas Wells
(785) 273-1141	5891 SW 29th St
Doug Wells practice focuses on DUI defense and related driver's license matters in Kansas. Wells has advanced training in breath and blood testing. He has been trained as a certified instructor of Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. He lectures frequently at DUI continuing legal education programs.
Melissa Kelly
(913) 451-1119	11900 W. 87th Street Parkway, Suite 250
Criminal Defense, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Melissa Kelly Schroeder is the sole practitioner of The Kelly Law Firm, L.L.C. and has been practicing law since 1995. In March of 2000 she founded The Kelly Law Firm in Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas with her primary focus being on family law matters. Attorney Melissa Kelly Schroeder is committed to providing clients with the highest quality and ethical representation, excelling at knowing when to utilize a conciliatory or more aggressive litigation approach to meet your objectives.
Samuel M. Wendt
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Samuel M. Wendt of Wendt Goss, P.C. is a Kansas City personal injury attorney. Before attending law school, he received his Bachelor of Science in Cellular Biology, which now serves to benefit his complex litigation cases. He has received the honor of an AV Preeminent™ Rating on Martindale-Hubbell® as well as other distinctions such as "Best of the Bar" in 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012 by Kansas City Business Journal and listed to both the Kansas and Missouri Super Lawyer® list. He is admitted to practice law in Kansas, Missouri and Illinois. Mr. Wendt has handled a wide array of...
Kelli Cooper
(913) 254-7600	142 N. Cherry St.
I was born and raised in the Kansas City Metro area, and I have always been proud to claim this city as my home! After graduating from Blue Valley North High School in 2003, I attended Kansas State University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature in the fall of 2006. While at K-State, I was on the women's collegiate rowing team, a member of a sorority, studied abroad, and was actively involved in animal rescue. I was a "summer-starter" at the University of Kansas School of Law in the summer of 2007....
Susan Saper Galamba
(913) 239-9688	11903 W. 119th Street
Susan is recognized as a preeminent divorce attorney in Johnson County, Kansas. She is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a Fellow in the International Academy of Family Lawyers. Susan holds an AV rating by Martindale Hubbell, and has been selected as a Super Lawyer in the Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers magazine since 2010. Clients seek out Susan as result of her distinguished reputation, and retain her because of her integrity, knowledge of the law, abiltiy to communicate, and advocacy. Susan works to protect the rights of her client,...
Brian Leininger
(913) 648-7070	8826 Santa Fe Drive
Free ConsultationCannabis Law, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
Brian Leininger has been practicing DUI defense in Johnson County, Kansas and throughout Kansas since 2001. Prior to that he was the General Counsel for the Kansas Highway Patrol, Special Assistant Attorney General, and Assistant District Attorney in Wyandotte County. Brian is a certified practitioner of and instructor for the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. He is the only lawyer in Kansas to have completed the training to be a Drug Recognition Expert. In addition to typical DUI cases Brian handles drug DUIs and DUI-related batteries and homicides.
Kelly M. Davidzuk
(855) 805-0595	7300 West 110th Street
Appalachian School of Law
Kelly Davidzuk is a Partner managing St. Charles, Troy, Lee's Summit and Overland Park office locations. Stange Law Firm, PC is a family law firm with multiple offices in Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas. Call us today at 314-963-4700. *The choice of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements.* Kelly Davidzuk is responsible for the content. Principal place of business 120 South Central Ave, Suite 450, St. Louis (Clayton), MO 63105.
Jerry L. Wallentine Jr.
Kansas City, MO Lawyer
(816) 470-0255	2600 Grand Blvd
Free ConsultationCivil Rights, DUI & DWI, Family and Personal Injury
Attorney Jerry Wallentine provides representation for clients throughout Olathe who need assistance with a personal injury related matter, family law case or DUI offense. If you would like to speak with an experienced legal advocate regarding the best possible approach to your offense then you should call the firm at 816-470-0255 today.
Ryan C. Fowler
Kansas City, KS Attorney with 14 years experience
(816) 832-4688	2345 Grand Boulevard #750
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Studying microbiology at Kansas State before becoming an attorney has given Ryan a unique perspective when approaching personal injury lawsuits. Especially in regard to medical malpractice cases, his experience allows him to understand the complex science behind the law. If you or a loved one has been injured due to the negligence of another, contact his office today and set up a free consultation to discuss your claim.
Brandan Davies
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Mr. Davies has extensive experience with defending the criminally accused including DUI, felony DUI, drug possession, felony possession with intent, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, robbery, burglary, and a multitude of other misdemeanors and felony charges. Mr. Davies is dedicated to defending the rights of the accused from the multiple felon to the first time violator. Mr. Davies' trial experience and results has caused the National Trial Lawyers Association to name him as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer in 2014, 2015, and 2016. Mr. Davies has experience handling high profile cases that receive national media attention and will combat the negative...
Paul Darrell Cramm
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Facing a criminal charge is ALWAYS a serious matter requiring serious defense. My Overland Park, Kansas, criminal defense practice takes every case seriously. As an experienced Johnson County Criminal Defense lawyer, I know that even a misdemeanor can have a devastating effect upon your life. In my practice, there is no such thing as a simple criminal matter.
From DUI and Drug Charges to Vehicular Homicide, Involuntary Manslaughter and Premeditated Murder, in Municipal, State or Federal Court, I provide defense of all criminal matters in Johnson County, Kansas, and the entire Kansas City Metro Area
When you are charged with a...
Scott C. Stockwell
(785) 842-1359	1201 Wakarusa DR
Suite E-222
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
University of Kansas School of Law and Kansas State University
Scott C. Stockwell has a general practice of law with a focus in estate planning, probate, business law serving the Lawrence, Kansas and Douglas County, Kansas area as well as the surrounding counties of Jefferson, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Johnson, Franklin, Osage, and Shawnee. Scott is a 1984 J.D. graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law in Lawrence, Kansas, a 2015 M.B.A. graduate of the W. P. Carey School of Business in Tempe, Arizona and a 1981 B.A. graduate of Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas.
John Duma
Olathe, KS Attorney with 38 years experience
John M. Duma has represented individuals accused of crimes for over 30 years. He has also dedicated his practice to seeking justice for families and individuals who have been seriously injured or who have suffered a wrongful death. He is licensed to practice law in both Kansas and Missouri in both Federal and State Courts. John has been rated as AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubble magazine since 2006 and named Kansas City's "Super Lawyers" by Ingram's magazine since 2010. In addition to being recognized as a leader in his field many years in a row, John currently serves on the...
Christopher Ray
(913) 735-3728	P.O. Box 13081
Overland Park, KS 66282-3081
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Municipal and Traffic Tickets
I have spent my career focusing on advocating for my clients in court and before administrative bodies. The main portion of my practice focuses on Criminal Law, however, I have put my litigation experience to use for government entities, landlords, and those going through family/domestic legal issues.
Todd Hauser
Overland Park, KS Lawyer with 1 year experience
(913) 451-9500	7500 College Blvd
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Mr. Hauser focuses his legal practice in the areas of criminal defense and personal injury law.
Before moving to the Kansas City area to practice law, Todd practiced in south-central Kansas. During his tenure in south-central Kansas Todd was an assistant city attorney as well as represented defendants in multiple district courts. This position provided Todd extensive exposure to negotiating plea agreements with opposing counsel and prosecuting cases to trial. Todd has represented clients who were charged with a wide range of misdemeanors, including driving while suspended, driving under the influence, driving as a habitual violator, possession of marijuana, possession of...
Suzanne Hale
Overland Park, KS Lawyer with 3 years experience
Suzanne has lived in the Kansas City area for the past 27 years and has developed a deep connection with the area and protecting its residents from "big companies" that may try to take advantage of her clients. Suzanne is passionate about the work she does and is able to connect with her clients. "I wanted to become a lawyer to be able to help people who were not in a position to help themselves. No one expects themselves or a loved one to be injured, but if it does happen, the last thing you want to deal with...
Christopher Kopecky
(913) 491-5599	7111 W 98th Terrace
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Insurance Claims
For nearly two decades, The Traffic Lawyers of Kopecky Law, P.A. have represented thousands of clients in various traffic matters ranging from speeding tickets to complicated DUI/DWI cases. Traffic law is our life and we spend most of our day in courts all across Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa. We have several offices in the Kansas City Metro Area and one in St. Louis where we meet clients. However, we do a significant amount of work with clients completely over the internet or over the phone. Our goal is to make it as easy on you as possible. We know our...
Russell Cloon
Ottawa, KS Lawyer
(785) 229-0477	401 S. Main
Ste. 14
I am a consumer bankruptcy attorney. I was previously located in Baldwin City, KS but in August of 2017 we relocated to our new office in Ottawa. I have filed well over 3,000 consumer bankruptcy cases (Chapter 7 and Chapter 13), and I think the only other Kansas lawyers who have filed more than that are all deceased (but I could be wrong).
Adam Stolte
(913) 575-8823	8826 Santa Fe Drive, Ste 214
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Traffic Tickets
After being accepted into Washburn University School of Law, Adam began to work to obtain his Juris Doctor so that he could begin to apply his research and problem-solving skills toward the study and practice of law. Upon graduation, Adam accepted the position of Assistant Appellate Defender for the Kansas Appellate Defenders Office. This position afforded Adam the opportunity to begin representing clients who were in the process of appealing various cases, while also providing him with the chance to study and observe Appellate court proceedings on a daily basis.
After four years of serving as the Assistant Appellate Defender, Adam...
Ryan D Knipp
Lenexa, KS Attorney with 12 years experience
(913) 203-4786	12760 W 87th St Pkwy, Ste.108
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Consumer and Personal Injury
Attorney Ryan D. Knipp was born in Kansas City and graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School in 2006. After graduating from law school, he went to work at a high-volume bankruptcy firm in downtown Kansas City. In addition to handling hundreds of bankruptcy cases, Ryan also specialized in litigation against creditors for improper debt collection, inaccurate credit reporting, and other post-bankruptcy violations. Through his work handling bankruptcy cases and suing abusive creditors, he developed the idea of the "Complete Bankruptcy," which is the model Patton Knipp Dean, LLC uses to ensure every client gets the fresh start...
Kirk Nystrom Kirk Nystrom
Topeka, KS Lawyer with 40 years experience
(785) 235-6977	112 SW 6th Street
Free ConsultationEstate Planning, Probate and Real Estate
University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and Washburn University School of Law
KIRK NYSTROM, Attorney Kirk Nystrom has practiced law in Topeka for about 35 years primarily in the areas of Wills, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Trusts, Probate, Estate Planning, Real Estate and Small Business Law. He has taught Real Estate Fundamentals at Washburn University. In law school he marketed real estate as a real estate broker. He is a lecturer regularly presenting seminars to lawyers, churches, civic and other professional groups on Estate Planning, Probate, Real Estate and Trusts. Kirk belongs to various attorney organizations including the Kansas Bar Association, (Probate and Real Estate Sections),...
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A small optimized kit of ARM chip commands is perfect for mobile devices. Thanks to lower power consumption, it is very popular today for being used in smartphones and tablets. However, recently there has been a lot of talk about the ARM chips being introduced into the area entirely occupied by Intel — the servers.
Today, there is a great number of available tools allowing quick OS deployment and configuration, status monitoring and maintenance of the desired configuration. Here, the absolute leader for Win is SCCM. While full-featured analogues for *nix have just started to take on momentum. Nowadays, an administrator has to cope with a variety of tools and each of them performs its own role. This is convenient for development, but greatly complicates the support, while the results are not quite obvious. Foreman project, to be more precise, The Foreman is, in fact, an add-on for some open source solutions, which provides system management throughout system lifecycles from deployment and configuration to monitoring (Provisioning, Configuration, Monitoring). With it you can easily automate any repetitive tasks, manage changes on thousands of servers located on bare hardware or in the cloud, monitoring their status. The concept of server groups "config group" allows giving commands to multiple systems regardless of their location.


This is when I became dependent on caffeine.
So what changed? How did I go from hitting the snooze button to hitting the gym at 5am? I changed my habits.
Habits are incredibly important tools that can be used to help us create and curate the lives we want to live. We often go through life on autopilot; not paying attention to habitual behavior, or understanding how to harness the power of behavior patterns to achieve different outcomes. Your habits are either helping you or hurting you. As we age, our bodies and brains need more help to do their thing. Remember when you used to be able to eat and drink anything you wanted and never gained a pound? You didn't need to go to the gym to stay fit and trim? Our metabolisms change, our lives get busier, and we develop detrimental habits that can sabotage health, wellness and happiness goals. One day you wake up and wonder WTF happened.
What happened is that we forgot to be the masters of our own destiny. At any time we can decide to change that, and take back control of how we are living.
I didn't particularly like the way my story was going, so I took a long look at the things in my life that I could control. "This is just the way things are" had to become "this is the way things can be." I needed to set some new priorities and harness the power generated by putting goals into words – and asking the universe for a little help. Where were my habits in all of this? Were there little patterns of daily behavior holding me back because I simply wasn't paying attention to them? There were many things in my environment that I could not change; however, I could change certain habits, and by doing so could make every day a little better than the day before. This is how I became an intentional early riser, made my physical health a priority, and started a process of transformation that literally changed the course of my life.
Being intentional about what you want to accomplish in your day is the first step toward harnessing the power of a morning routine. Here are 6 simple things you can do to make every morning the catalyst for productivity and happiness.
1. Set your day in motion the night before.
Lay out your clothes for the next day, prep your breakfast, lemon water and vitamins, and create a priorities list. People who write down their intentions have a higher success rate of accomplishing them than people who don't.
2. Get off your gadgets and other electronics an hour before you want to fall asleep.
We live in a world of distractions, and putting healthy boundaries on the worst offenders will give you a competitive edge. Your phone, computer, and television all light up the neurons in your brain, making it harder to get your brain the detoxifying rest essential for productivity.
3. Start every day by taking a few moments for gratitude and some form of meditation, prayer or journaling.
This simple practice sets up conscious and subconscious expectations to help you have an amazing day.
4. Rehydrate after the fast that occurs during sleep.
Start your day with warm lemon water. 8oz of warm water with the juice from half a fresh lemon will help to rehydrate your body, aid digestion, prevent oxidation, stimulate your metabolism, and supply you with healthy doses of vitamin C and potassium.
5. Make exercise a non-negotiable activity.
The thing that fit people and out-of-shape people have in common is regular exercise is NOT their favorite thing. But fit people regularly exercise anyway. Exercise can jump start your day with feel-good endorphins, and will give you a great sense of accomplishment. Working out first thing in the morning also avoids the conflicts that often arise with trying to exercise later in the day.
6. Stay off technology and social media for an hour after waking.
Nothing will derail your high-productivity waking hours faster than getting sucked into low-priority social media or checking your email. Optimize your morning with a strict policy for making sure your first hours are focused on gratitude, exercise, and some form of mindfulness. Do not confuse being busy with being productive.
Make this year great by using the power of routine to start each day with intention and purpose.
Be committed to the mindset that your new patterns of behavior will make you more focused, productive and happy.
Hold yourself accountable to doing these 6 simple things every day until they become your new habits. You can start tonight and proactively change the rest of your tomorrows.
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C. Thomas Ridenour passed away at the age of 88, on November 25, 2014. Born July 24, 1926 in St. Paris, OH, he was the son of Carl Thomas Ridenour, Sr. and Carrie Mackan. He was a graduate of Johnson-St. Paris High School and The Ohio State University. During WWII he served in the Navy V-12 Programs at St. Lawrence University and College of the Holy Cross. C. Thomas (Tom) retired from The Ohio State University as University Controller Emeritus and served as long time treasurer of Ohio State University Retirees Association (OSURA). He was a life member of the Ohio Society of CPA's. He was a member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church and Society of St. Vincent de Paul. He is survived by his loving wife, Frances (nee Rozum), of 67 years; sons, Michael (Lydia) and Paul (Theresa); daughters, Andrea (John) Kusta and Carla (Bruce) Hoefs; eight grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Family will receive friends 4-7 p.m. Sunday, November 30, at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 4476 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m., Monday, December 1, 2014 at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, 20 E. Dominion Blvd., Columbus, Ohio. Rev. Msgr. John G. Johnson celebrant. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to OSU Foundation-OSURA Endowment (#605420), Our Lady of Peace Conference-St. Vincent de Paul or Ohio Health Hospice.
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Waterskiing' in particular' has been growing in popularity in recent years in San Diego amongst the water sports. Though' with only one lake in San Diego offering the sport-El Capitan- waterways tend to get crowded and therefore very dangerous for water skiers. It is no surprise that water ski injuries have steadily increased throughout the years.
As with other boating and water sports' there are both federal and state laws that regulate water skiing. The American Water Ski Association (AWSA) law' as well as California law' requires there to be a least two persons aboard a boat towing a water skier: the operator' and an observer 12 years of age or older.
Be alert for anything that may come between you and the boat' i.e. cross-wakes' swimmers' rafters' etc.
Boat operators must be extremely cautious when pulling a water skier. A skier's safety falls into their hands. They are responsible for checking for a clear path' freeing the towline' accelerating at a steady speed' and making safe turns. When a skier falls' boat operators must return immediately. Shut the engine off so the skier is not in danger from the propeller and approach with caution on the side of the boat.
In addition to relaying the signals back-and-forth from the skier and the boat operator' the observer is responsible for watching the skier at all times. Statewide boating accident statistics indicate an alarming increase in water-ski accidents resulting from improper lookout.
Check your towline before each skier begins.
Maintain a reasonable' safe speed at all times.
If you are "dropping a ski'" release it near a dock where it can be retrieved immediately out of the way of other boats and skiers.
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Do not pass the towline in between other vessels.
Alcohol and other drug usage is prohibited.
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import { AbstractPrompt } from "lively.components/prompts.js";
import { Rectangle, pt, rect, Color } from "lively.graphics";
import { connect, noUpdate, signal } from "lively.bindings";
import { ProportionalLayout, Icon, HorizontalLayout, VerticalLayout, Morph } from "lively.morphic";
import { Icons } from "../text/icons.js";
import MorphicDB from "./db.js";

function lastChoiceFromLocalStorage() {
  if (typeof localStorage === "undefined") return null;
  try { return localStorage["lively.morphic-morphicdb/current"]; } catch (e) { return null; }
}

function currentMorphicDBConsideringLocalStorage(wellKnownMorphicDBs) {
  let alias = lastChoiceFromLocalStorage();
  return (alias && wellKnownMorphicDBs[alias]) || wellKnownMorphicDBs.default;
}

export async function interactivelyChosenCurrentMorphicDB() {
  return currentMorphicDBConsideringLocalStorage(await MorphicDB.wellKnownMorphicDBs());
}

export async function interactivelyChooseMorphicDB() {
  let dbs = await MorphicDB.wellKnownMorphicDBs(),
      lastDBAlias = lastChoiceFromLocalStorage() || "default",
      dbList = Object.keys(dbs).map(alias => {
        let {name, serverURL, snapshotLocation} = dbs[alias];
        return {alias: alias, name, serverURL, snapshotLocation, selected: alias === lastDBAlias};
      }),
      {selectedDBs: [db]} = await MorphicDBSelectionPrompt.open(dbList, {});
  if (db) {
    if (db.alias === "default")
      delete localStorage["lively.morphic-morphicdb/current"];
    else
      localStorage["lively.morphic-morphicdb/current"] = db.alias;
  } else {
    delete localStorage["lively.morphic-morphicdb/current"];
  }
  return {db, dbs};
}

export class MorphicDBPrompt extends AbstractPrompt {

  static open(dbName, snapshotLocation, serverURL, opts, world = $world) {
    opts = {
      ...opts,
      serverURL,
      snapshotLocation,
      dbName
    }
    return world.openPrompt(new this(opts), opts)
  }

  build(props = {}) {
    let {serverURL, snapshotLocation, dbName, extent, historyId, alias} = props;

    this.submorphs = [
      {
        name: "alias label", type: "label", value: "alias",
        fill: null, padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 14, fontColor: Color.gray
      },
      {
        name: "dbname label", type: "label", value: "db name",
        fill: null, padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 14, fontColor: Color.gray
      },
      {
        name: "snapshot location label", type: "label", value: "snapshot location",
        fill: null, padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 14, fontColor: Color.gray
      },
      {
        name: "server url label", type: "label", value: "server url",
        fill: null, padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 14, fontColor: Color.gray
      },

      {
        name: "alias input", type: "input",
        historyId: historyId ? historyId + "-alias": null,
        padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 11
      },
      {
        name: "dbname input", type: "input",
        historyId: historyId ? historyId + "-dbname": null,
        padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 11
      },
      {
        name: "snapshot location input", type: "input",
        historyId: historyId ? historyId + "-snapshot": null,
        padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 11
      },
      {
        name: "server url input", type: "input",
        historyId: historyId ? historyId + "-server": null,
        padding: Rectangle.inset(3), fontSize: 11
      },
      {
        styleClasses: ['ok'],
        name: "ok button", type: "button",
        label: "OK"
      },
      {
        styleClasses: ['cancel'],
        name: "cancel button", type: "button",
        label: "Cancel"
      }
    ];

    let [
      aliasLabel,
      dbnameLabel,
      snapshotLocationLabel,
      serverUrlLabel,
      aliasInput,
      dbnameInput,
      snapshotLocationInput,
      serverUrlInput,
      okButton,
      cancelButton,
    ] = this.submorphs;

    if (alias) aliasInput.input = alias;
    if (dbName) dbnameInput.input = dbName;
    if (snapshotLocation) snapshotLocationInput.input = snapshotLocation;
    if (serverURL) serverUrlInput.input = serverURL;

    connect(okButton, 'fire', this, 'resolve');
    connect(cancelButton, 'fire', this, 'reject');
    this.extent = pt(600,128);
    this.initLayout(!!alias);
    if (extent) this.extent = extent;
  }

  resolve() {
    let aliasInput = this.get("alias input");
    let dbnameInput = this.get("dbname input");
    let snapshotLocationInput = this.get("snapshot location input");
    let serverUrlInput = this.get("server url input");
    serverUrlInput.acceptInput();
    snapshotLocationInput.acceptInput();
    dbnameInput.acceptInput();
    super.resolve({
      alias: aliasInput.input,
      dbName: dbnameInput.input,
      snapshotLocation: snapshotLocationInput.input,
      serverURL: serverUrlInput.input,
      status: "accepted"
    });
  }
  reject() { super.resolve({status: "rejected"}); }

  initLayout(showAlias = false) {
    let bounds = this.innerBounds(),
        relBounds = [
          rect(0.02,0.05,0.15,0.19),
          rect(0.02,0.23,0.22,0.19),
          rect(0.02,0.42,0.16,0.19),
          rect(0.02,0.60,0.16,0.19),
          rect(0.23,0.05,0.76,0.15),
          rect(0.23,0.23,0.76,0.15),
          rect(0.23,0.42,0.76,0.15),
          rect(0.23,0.60,0.76,0.15),
          rect(0.31,0.79,0.18,0.17),
          rect(0.51,0.80,0.18,0.16)
        ],
        realBounds = bounds.divide(relBounds);
    if (!showAlias) {
      relBounds.splice(3, 1);
      relBounds.splice(7, 1);
    }
    this.submorphs.map((ea, i) => ea.setBounds(realBounds[i]));
    this.layout = new ProportionalLayout({
      submorphSettings: [
        ["alias label",             "fixed"],
        ["server url label",        "fixed"],
        ["snapshot location label", "fixed"],
        ["dbname label",            "fixed"],
        ["alias input",             {x: "resize", y: "fixed"}],
        ["server url input",        {x: "resize", y: "fixed"}],
        ["snapshot location input", {x: "resize", y: "fixed"}],
        ["dbname input",            {x: "resize", y: "fixed"}],
      ]
    });
  }
}

export class MorphicDBSelectionPrompt extends AbstractPrompt {

  static open(dbList, opts = {}, world = $world) {
    opts = {
      allowMultipleSelections: false,
      dbList,
      ...opts,
    }
    return world.openPrompt(new this(opts), opts);
  }

  build(props = {}) {
    let {allowMultipleSelections, dbList, extent} = props;

    let dbListMorph = new MorphicDBList({
      itemSettings: {showSelect: true},
      allowMultipleSelections: false,
      dbInfos: dbList,
      draggable: false
    })
    this.submorphs = [dbListMorph];
    dbListMorph.fill = null;

    connect(dbListMorph, 'closed', this, 'reject');
    connect(dbListMorph, 'accepted', this, 'resolve');
    if (extent) this.extent = extent;
    else connect(dbListMorph, 'extent', this, 'extent');
  }

  resolve() {
    let dbListMorph = this.submorphs[0];
    super.resolve({
      dbs: dbListMorph.dbs(),
      selectedDBs: dbListMorph.selectedDBs(),
      status: "accepted"
    });
  }
  reject() { super.resolve({status: "rejected", dbs: [], selectedDBs: []}); }

}

class MorphicDBWidget extends Morph {

  static get properties() {
    return {
      extent: {defaultValue: pt(120, 90)},
      fill: {defaultValue: Color.rgb(230,230,230)},
      dbInfo: {defaultValue: null},
      showSelect: {defaultValue: true},
      showEdit: {defaultValue: true},
      showRemove: {defaultValue: true},
      selected: {
        after: ["submorphs"],
        derived: true,
        get() {
          let cb = this.getSubmorphNamed("selected");
          return cb && cb.checked;
        },
        set(val) {
          let cb = this.getSubmorphNamed("selected");
          if (cb) cb.checked = val;
        }
      },
      submorphs: {
        after: ["showSelect", "showEdit", "showRemove", "dbInfo"],
        initialize() { this.updateView(); }
      }
    }
  }

  get isMorphicDBWidget() { return true; }

  updateView() {
    let controls = [],
        {showEdit, showRemove, showSelect, dbInfo} = this,
        {alias = "", serverURL = "", snapshotLocation = "", removable, editable} = dbInfo || {};
    if (!editable) showEdit = false;
    if (!removable) showRemove = false;
    if (showEdit) controls.push({type: "button", name: "edit button", label: "edit", padding: Rectangle.inset(5, 2)});
    if (showRemove) controls.push({type: "button", name: "remove button", label: "remove", padding: Rectangle.inset(5,2)});
    let padLeft = showSelect ? 30 : 0;
    if (!this.layout)
       this.layout = new VerticalLayout({spacing: 4, autoResize: true})
    this.layout.padding = Rectangle.inset(padLeft, 0, 0, 0);

    this.submorphs = [
      {type: "label", name: "alias", value: [`alias: `, null, alias, {fontWeight: "bold"}]},
      {type: "label", name: "snapshotLocation", value: `snapshots: ${snapshotLocation}`},
      {type: "label", name: "serverURL", value: `backend: ${serverURL}`},
      ...!controls.length ? [] : [{
        name: "controls", layout: new HorizontalLayout({spacing: 2}),
        fill: null, submorphs: controls
      }]
    ];

    if (showEdit) {
      let editBtn = this.getSubmorphNamed("edit button");
      connect(editBtn, 'fire', this, 'triggerDBEdit');
    }
    if (showRemove) {
      let removeBtn = this.getSubmorphNamed("remove button");
      connect(removeBtn, 'fire', this, 'triggerDBRemove');
    }

    if (showSelect) {
      let cb = this.addMorph({
        name: "selected", type: "checkbox", checked: false, isLayoutable: false,
        leftCenter: pt(5, this.height/2 - (showRemove || showEdit ? 10 : 20))
      });
      connect(cb, 'checked', this, 'onDBSelectionChange');
    }
  }

  onDBSelectionChange(selected) { signal(this, "selected", this, selected); }
  triggerDBEdit() { signal(this, "edit", this); }
  triggerDBRemove() { signal(this, "remove", this); }
}

export class MorphicDBList extends Morph {

  static get properties() {
    return {
      dbInfos: {
        after: ["itemSettings", "showAddButton"],
        set(val) { this.setProperty("dbInfos", val); this.updateView(); }
      },
      allowMultipleSelections: {defaultValue: false},
      showCloseButton: {defaultValue: true},
      showOKButton: {defaultValue: true},
      showAddButton: {defaultValue: true},
      itemSettings: {},
      name: {defaultValue: "db list"},
      extent: {defaultValue: pt(400, 300)},
    }
  }

  updateView() {
    let {layout, itemSettings, dbInfos, showAddButton, showCloseButton, showOKButton,
        width, height} = this;
    if (!layout)
       layout = this.layout = new VerticalLayout({align: "center", spacing: 4, autoResize: true});
    this.submorphs = dbInfos.map(info => new MorphicDBWidget({...itemSettings, selected: info.selected, dbInfo: info}));
    this.submorphs.forEach(ea => connect(ea, 'selected', this, 'onDBSelected'));

    if (showAddButton || showOKButton) {
      let addBtn = showAddButton && this.addMorph({type: "button", label: Icon.makeLabel("plus")}),
          okBtn = showOKButton && this.addMorph({type: "button", label: Icon.makeLabel("check")});
      this.addMorph({
        name: "buttons", fill: null,
        layout: new HorizontalLayout({spacing: 5}),
        submorphs: [okBtn, addBtn].filter(Boolean)
      });
      addBtn && connect(addBtn, 'fire', this, 'interactivelyAddDB');
      okBtn && connect(okBtn, 'fire', this, 'accept');
    }

    if (showCloseButton) {
      let closeBtn = this.addMorph({
        name: "close button",
        type: "button",
        label: Object.assign(Icon.makeLabel("times-circle"), {fontSize: 18}),
        tooltip: "close",
        fill: null,
        extent: pt(16,16),
        borderColor: Color.transparent,
        isLayoutable: false
      });
      connect(this, 'extent', closeBtn, 'center', {converter: ext => ext.withY(0).addXY(-3,3)});
      closeBtn.center = this.innerBounds().topRight();
      connect(closeBtn, 'fire', this, 'close');
    }

    this.whenRendered(50).then(() => layout.apply())
  }

  close() {
    signal(this, "closed", this);
    this.remove();
  }

  accept() {
    signal(this, "accepted", this);
    this.remove();
  }

  dbs() {
    return this.submorphs
      .map(m => m.isMorphicDBWidget && m.dbInfo)
      .filter(Boolean);
  }

  selectedDBs() {
    return this.submorphs
      .map(m => m.isMorphicDBWidget && m.selected && m.dbInfo)
      .filter(Boolean);
  }

  onDBSelected(dbMorph, selected) {
    selected && !this.allowMultipleSelections && noUpdate(() => {
      for (let m of this.submorphs)
        m.isMorphicDBWidget && m !== dbMorph && (m.selected = false);
    });
    signal(this, "dbSelected", dbMorph);
  }

  interactivelyAddDB() {}
}

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Our Tax system is broken
Australia's wage growth is at a record low, but the Government wants to give a $65 billion dollar tax cut to big business. Big business has too much power, and this is just more special treatment from the Government. Many businesses already thumb their noses at paying their taxes, exploiting loopholes to offshore profits made in Australia. This is ripping off money that should be going to our schools and hospitals.
In 2014-2015 the top 10 companies that paid no tax at all had a combined revenue of $33 billion.
In a single year, between these 10 companies, we have lost more than $660 million in taxes. On top of this the Tax Office is currently suing Chevron for more than $1 billion in unpaid taxes dating back to 2012. Every billion dollars in avoided tax could pay for an extra 6,500 nurses, teachers and paramedics, another 17 new high schools or a 400 bed hospital.
How do they get away with it?
Companies have a stunning array of tactics for sending profits overseas. They exploit loopholes. They divert profits. They use profit shifting techniques.
Companies, like Chevron, will load up an Australian arm with debt (from a loan within their company) so that they're never making a profit. Companies also exploit allowable tax deductions to avoid paying tax.
The 48 millionaires who pay no tax
It's not only corporations that get away with it. Wealthy and greedy individuals are not paying what they should contribute, which further robs us all. In 2014-2015, 48 Australian millionaires paid no tax – not even the Medicare levy - 19 spent over $1 million each on lawyers and accountants to "manage their tax affairs".
• All paid $0 in tax.
• Had an average income of $2.46 million a year but declared to the tax office a taxable income of a combined negative $13.9 million.
• Did not pay the Medicare Levy.
• Twenty Eight made nearly $70 million in combined deductions, with 19 spending over $1 million each on "managing their tax affairs".
• Eight used negative gearing to deduct a combined $1.5 million from their tax bill.
• One still owes a HELP debt despite being a millionaire.
• Four didn't even have private health insurance and didn't pay the Medicare Levy Surcharge
More tax cuts for corporations and millionaires
And yet Malcom Turnbull wants to cut the tax companies have to pay, with a $65 billion tax cut for corporations. This corporate handout would reduce the tax rate from 30 per cent to 25 per cent. The Commonwealth Bank stands to benefit by $1 billion; our biggest miners BHP, Rio Tinto and Woodside will share in $1.8 billion; and Coles and Woolworths will share in $281 million. That's wrong.
For rich people, the Turnbull Government has handed those earning over $180,000 an income tax cut, while everyone else's taxes increase.
We need a level playing field
The rich have too much power and get too much special treatment.
It's not right that companies like BHP, Qantas, Boeing, Google, and Goldman Sachs earn billions in profits and pay no tax whatsoever, while our communities are in dire need of more teachers, nurses and doctors, and our vulnerable and unemployed are demonised by the Government.
Australia needs a fairer and more progressive tax system. It's time to stop working people being ripped off. We need to close the loopholes, crack down on companies and individuals who flaunt the rules and make sure the money gets into our schools and hospitals.
Unions are fighting for a fairer tax system. Join your union and change the rules.
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Managing regulated products requires specialized knowledge, experience, and qualifications, and quality assurance is a requirement for businesses dealing with food, cosmetic, and health products. A Quality Assurance Person (QAP) ensures the quality of a product at all stages, from raw materials through to the packaged finished product. Not only is the QAP involved in confirming product quality prior to product release, they are also responsible to ensure the quality of the product after hits the shelves.
A QAP must have intricate knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), precise attention to detail, and a keen sense of accountability. Finding and retaining a qualified QAP for on-site oversight of quality assurance is challenging for many companies, and NHP Consulting can bridge this gap on behalf of our clients. We offer our clients remote quality assurance services, in which we fulfill QA responsibilities from off-site.
For example, we offer remote product release in which we review health product test results against approved finished product specifications, then notify clients when the product has passed its specifications and can be released for sale. On the other side, we can assist when a product has an issue that prevents release or when a complaint is received from a consumer by initiating and documenting the quality investigation, determining the cause of the concern and if it needs to be reported to the regulator, then recommending corrective actions to prevent re-occurrence.
On a more fundamental operations level, we can review records, including cleaning logs and environmental monitoring documents to ensure record-keeping practices fulfill requirements, and create customized SOPs that ensure an effective quality system from the ground up.


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Healthcare construction is among the most challenging sectors of the building industry. The field has no shortage of challenges. In fact, if you were looking for an industry more riddled with red tape and regulations, you'd be hard-pressed to find it. All decisions ultimately need to put patients first and to manage the immense quantity of data poses continuous hurdles for building teams.
Nevertheless, perhaps no other sector of the building industry has a more significant impact on people's well-being. That's why, when called in to complete a one-million-square-foot expansion for the Piedmont Atlanta Hospital, general contractor Brasfield & Gorrie knew they had to get it right.
When the general contractor started working on the Piedmont Atlanta Hospital, they realized there was a lot on the line: "This project is the largest volume healthcare project ever built in the state of Georgia," says Dave Hajjar, Operations Manager for Brasfield & Gorrie.
The plan's final inception involves more than 400 patient rooms and a budget of $603 million, a marquee project both for the city of Atlanta and for Piedmont, whose flagship campus resides in Midtown.
The challenges, too, are numerous. The hospital will continue to operate through the entire build, necessitating special attention to air pressure, medical gas mix, infectious disease control and general comfort.
Understanding the range of complexities involved in this project, Brasfield & Gorrie knew they needed a software platform to collect, administer and manage the data and information that underlies their everyday communications and decision-making.
In addition to the incredible amounts of data the company needed to manage on the project, Brasfield & Gorrie needed to consider the following when choosing the right technology.
Coordinating the workers, decision-makers, stakeholders and the work itself is no easy feat.
"In a healthcare environment, the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems are very extensive," explains Hajjar.
Without good communication, this tangled web can easily go awry. That's why it's so important to maintain a high-quality, cutting-edge software to reflect real-time changes and decision-making, as well as enable topnotch communication.
As mentioned above, a hospital's primary duty is to the patients' well-being–even in the midst of an expansion dedicated to just that. Impacting their health during the build in the interest of greater outcomes later is like borrowing from Peter to pay Paul. The Brasfield & Gorrie team knew from the outset they'd do everything to avoid such an approach.
"Working in healthcare and hospitals, you can't do anything to endanger the safety of the patients or your visitors, and that is really the top priority, beyond anything," says Barnes.
Again, the basics like air pressure and quality are essential. "We have to make sure we're not putting patients at risk of infection or complicating any illnesses that they might already have," points out Rachel Shingleton, Assistant Project Manager for Brasfield & Gorrie.
Patient health isn't the only thing that suffers when you don't pay attention to these factors, either. Codes and regulations outline specific standards and companies and hospitals that don't meet them are in danger of fines or worse.
Connecting one highly regulated building to another newer building is kind of like docking a shuttle at a space station. If every angle isn't aligned, if every system doesn't hook seamlessly into its counterpart on the other side, problems arise.
The difference between NASA and the healthcare construction industry? Space programs house way more detailed documentation on older technology and structures.
But with the right technology, capturing and accessing the immense amount of facility data needed in building or renovating a medical facility becomes second nature. In turn, facility teams can better manage the lifecycle of their asset and future builds will benefit from the detailed documentation.
For Brasfield & Gorrie, the Piedmont Atlanta expansion translates to nearly $800,000 of work daily. That's an enormous amount of resources at stake each and every hour of the day. Ultimately, the company chose PlanGrid to help manage data and changes in the field.
The rest of the team agrees. Shingleton recalls her internship days, switching from paper one year to PlanGrid the next, relieving a huge amount of work and confusion for her.
While healthcare construction will always be complicated, innovations like PlanGrid can be part of the solution to manage that complexity.


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Sky, the pan-European satellite broadcaster at the centre of a takeover battle, has seen profits rise as it attracted new subscribers. Sky has reported pre-tax profits up 7.5% over the past twelve months to the end of June and added more than 500,000 customers across Europe. Currently Comcast is leading the race to buy Sky, with a bid that values the group at £26bn. Sky is 39% owned by Twentieth Century Fox, the media group controlled by Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch. Fox has agreed to sell its entertainment assets to Disney, including its stake in Sky, and has entered into a bidding war with Comcast to purchase the 61% of Sky it doesn't yet own. Sky has nearly 23 million pay-TV subscribers in the UK and Ireland, Italy, Austria and Germany and would give Comcast a major foothold in the European market.


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Lords: 21 September 2020
Nigeria: Religious Violence
Volume 805: debated on Monday 21 September 2020
Baroness Cox
To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for International Freedom of Religion or Belief, Nigeria: Unfolding Genocide?, published on 15 June.
The Minister of State, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
(Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon) (Con)
My Lords, the Government welcome the report and the detailed analysis of complex issues of intercommunal violence and terrorism in Nigeria. We condemn all incidents of violence and call on the Nigerian Government to do more to protect victims and hold perpetrators to account. The UK Government's formal response to the report will emphasise our approach of supporting solutions that tackle the causes of conflict to reduce violence affecting Christian and, indeed, Muslim communities.
(CB) [V]
My Lords, I thank the Minister for his reply, but we cannot ignore the chilling signs of the potential genocide in Nigeria. According to the International Committee on Nigeria, Islamist Fulani herders have killed 19,000 people across the country's Middle Belt. I have visited four of the devastated villages in Plateau state and stood in the house where they had murdered the pastor.
Therefore, given the escalation, frequency, brutality and asymmetry of such attacks on Christian communities—and, indeed, Muslims—is it not time to give greater effect to our obligations as a signatory to the 1948 genocide convention and our duty to protect?
My Lords, I agree with the noble Baroness that this is important. I pay tribute to her work in Nigeria, and to that of others in your Lordships' House. We condemn incidents of violence where religion is erroneously used to justify the worst of crimes and acts of terrorism and extremism. On genocide, as the noble Baroness will know, it is the UK Government's policy not to unilaterally determine whether genocide has occurred, in line with the genocide convention. As she will know and as I have often said, this is a matter for competent courts and tribunals.
The Archbishop of Canterbury [V]
My Lords, like the Minister, I am grateful to the noble Baroness for raising this issue; she is tireless and fearless in standing up for the weakest and most vulnerable. While the issues of genocide are often ones of legal terminology, the situation in Nigeria is one of large-scale killing in many areas across all communities and for a wide variety of reasons, not all of which are religious. Would the Minister say how the very large numbers of UK passport holders in Nigeria—most with dual citizenship and families here—are protected and informed of the situation? Would he also say what priority the establishment of reconciliation will get in the allocation of overseas aid in the new department?
My Lords, first, I fully align myself with the remarks of the most reverend Primate and pay tribute to him for his tireless efforts on conflict resolution, not just in Nigeria but around the world. As he knows from our discussions, I share many of the views that he has articulated. On his specific questions, we are developing a new conflict, security and justice programme, which aims to reduce levels of violence through the development of more effective conflict-management systems, working in conjunction with key partners on the ground. On the issue of British nationals, apart from the focus on conflict management, we continue to update travel advice to inform British nationals intending to travel to Nigeria, providing, in particular, specific travel advice for different states within Nigeria.
Lord Farmer
My Lords, the Government continue to downplay the scale of the suffering endured by Christians in central belt states. Ministers refer to attacks by Fulani herders as
"a consequence of population growth".—[Official Report, 11/7/19; col. 1958.]
They have also referred to them as a consequence of "land and water disputes". This does not reflect the reality on the ground, identified by local observers as a campaign of ethno-religious cleansing. Will the Minister ensure that the Government revisit the characterisation of this violence to acknowledge the significance of the perpetrators' ferocious ideology?
First, I assure my noble friend that, as he will know, the Government fully endorsed an inquiry into Christian persecution, and we are carrying out every single recommendation that my right honourable friend the Prime Minister agreed. We will continue to work with the Bishop of Truro, who oversaw that particular inquiry. I share his concern that, yes, any conflict in Nigeria is exploited. Unfortunately, as I said in my original Answer, it is exploited by those divisive voices who erroneously use religion to divide people, and we will continue to condemn all acts of violence, particularly those against Christians and other communities in Nigeria and, indeed, elsewhere.
Lord Curry of Kirkharle
My Lords, I also thank the noble Baroness, Lady Cox, for her commitment to this cause. The all-party group report is a stark warning. What are we are doing in the UN Security Council to prioritise these serious concerns—which now appear endemic in Nigeria—and to seek a resolution that significantly enhances the security given to communities at risk of attack? Can the Minister reassure the House that we are actively pursuing this in the United Nations?
My Lords, I assure the noble Lord that we continue to look at the issue of the freedom of religion or belief with partners in the UN. Indeed, I am currently working towards a possible resolution, or certainly a debate, during our presidency, on freedom of religion or belief—in which I am sure Nigeria will feature.
My Lords, it is clearly beyond the capacity, or perhaps the will, of the Government of Nigeria to end the conflict and ethnic cleansing. Have they sought any external advice or assistance from the Commonwealth or the British Government, and are we prepared to act if our advice is sought?
My Lords, we are working with the Government of Nigeria, and with NGOs and faith NGOs on the ground, such as Christian Aid and the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development, to support communities--particularly those that have been displaced--and we will continue to do so.
(LD) [V]
My Lords, Amal Clooney has just resigned as envoy on media freedom because of the Government's statement that they may not respect an international treaty that they have just agreed and signed. What challenge does this situation pose for the Minister as he makes the UK's case for media freedom and freedom of religion and belief, including in relation to Nigeria, at UN bodies and elsewhere?
My Lords, I remain resolute in standing up against human rights abuses in whichever forum I attend, and will continue to do so on behalf of Her Majesty's Government.
Lord Polak
The singer Yahaya Sharif-Aminu has been sentenced to death by hanging in the northern state of Kano. Will the Minister contact the Nigerian Government to ensure that due process is followed? Although there is a ban on FGM in Nigeria, with girls out of school due to Covid the risks to 10 to 15 million girls are extremely high. The failure to help end FGM will deepen poverty and create more insecurity. Will the Minister agree to meet the Five Foundation and Nimco Ali to discuss this and ensure that funding from the FCDO for ending FGM reaches programmes that will have a real impact on achieving this important aim?
Let me assure my noble friend that I agree with both points he has raised about this issue with regard to that case. I will follow that up and take the meeting that he has proposed.
My Lords, will the Minister also comment on another individual case, that of Mubarak Bala, president of the Nigerian humanist association, who has been held on blasphemy charges since April? He has not had access to a lawyer or been allowed family visits since being arrested. I know that the noble Lord is aware of this case, because it was raised at ministerial level back in May or June. What steps is the noble Lord taking to ensure that Mubarak Bala is given access to his legal team? If there is to be any justice at all, this arbitrary detention for 87 days without charge must end.
My Lords, I agree with the noble Lord and I am fully aware of the case. We continue to make representations and to ensure that Mr Bala gets the access mentioned by the noble Lord.
Lord Alton of Liverpool
My Lords, will the Minister comment on two urgent matters about which I have given him prior notice? The first is the targeted slaughter of Igbos and occupation of their villages in south-east and southern Nigeria by jihadist Fulanis and mercenaries. The second is the repeated interrogation of and death threats directed at Dr Obadiah Mailafia, an economist and former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, after he publicly exposed state collusion with Fulanis in ethnic and religious cleansing in southern Kaduna and the Middle Belt?
My Lords, on the noble Lord's first point, we will continue to call for a full investigation to hold the perpetrators to account, and to implement long-term solutions, particularly, as the noble Lord mentioned, in relation to people in the south-east of the country. On Dr Obadiah Mailafia, the former deputy governor of the central bank, we have already touched on media freedom, and it is vital that we stand up for the importance of individual media freedom. When freedom of expression is restricted or under threat, human rights are generally challenged. I assure the noble Lord that we will continue to engage on this case and others like it.
The Deputy Speaker
(Lord Lexden) (Con)
My Lords, the time allowed for this Question has now elapsed.


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Q: input looses autocapitalize after setFocus() ionic 4 I have a ion-textarea in my ionic4 project which should default capitalizes the first letter (The shift-arrow on the iOS keyboard is solid).
@ViewChild('focusInput', { static: false }) myInput;

    ionViewWillEnter() {
        setTimeout(() => {
          this.myInput.setFocus();
          this.nativeKeyboard.show();
        }, 1300);
      }

this code set focus in text area but the shift-key is not longer solid and the first letter is not automatically uppercased. How do I force the first letter to be automatically uppercased?

I've tried using autocapitalize='sentences' (and the other values) on the ion-textarea but no luck.

A: It was a mistake. autocapitalize defaults to "off" on ion-textarea, so it needs to enable it in order to get the default capitalization to work.
I should have used autocapitalize='true' insted of autocapitalize='sentences'

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Q: vuex state splice keep removing the last item I created a list on each list I've set up a remove method. Every-time I click the list in my jsfiddle I get what I want, but when I attach my project up with vuex it seems like the index is wrong. It just keeps removing the last item on my list no mater where i click. instead of the one i click.
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        getAddedSegmentationList() {
            return this.$store.state.channels.channelSegmentList
        }
},

My original jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/ronoc4/eywraw8t/65812/ for testing to make sure it was possible.


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As a result of the pressure to keep costs contained, employment was broadly unchanged despite the steep acceleration in both new work and business activity. Firms built up inventories at the fastest rate since January, and business optimism was the highest on record in May. Recent government announcements on regulatory reform to support investment and growth, and public sector bonuses likely helped to improve sentiment in the private sector.
The key sector surveys show the wholesale & retail trade and travel & tourism sectors contributing the most to the overall improvement in business conditions in Dubai. The construction sector index increased slightly as well, showing a solid rate of expansion in that sector.
The wholesale & retail trade sector index rebounded sharply in May, reaching 58.3 from 53.5 in April. The May reading was the highest since October last year. Both output and new orders surged last month, but on the back of increased promotional activity and price discounting. The selling price index declined to 47.2, the lowest reading since July 2017, even as input costs rose.
Employment in the sector was largely unchanged despite the sharp rise in activity last month. Inventories increased sharply last month, and firms were the most optimistic about their future prospects than they have been at any time since the sector surveys began in March 2015.
The travel and tourism sector index increased to 57.3 in May as both output and new work growth accelerated. Encouragingly, firms in this sector were able to increase average selling prices slightly in May (51.0), after 2 months of price declines. This suggests that underlying demand was robust in May. Nevertheless, employment was unchanged m/m in the sector.
In line with the trend in the rest of the economy, firms in the travel & tourism sector were much more optimistic about their prospects over the coming year in May, with the future output index rising to 82.5 from 76.0 in April.
The construction sector index stood at 54.6 in May, only marginally lower than April's reading and still signalling a solid expansion in activity in the sector. Both output and new work increased at a sharp rate last month, and employment in the sector increased as well. Input costs increased in May but a slower rate than in April, but firms cut selling prices aggressively despite facing higher production costs. The output price index fell to 47.6 in May, the lowest reading since last April. However, firms were highly optimistic about their future prospects, with the future output index rising to 84.5 in May from 76.4 in April.


ING considers partnering with and investing in fintechs as a key element of its innovation strategy. ING has successfully launched various own innovations in the market, but scanning the outside world for solutions that help create a differentiating customer experience has always been part of the bank's approach. ING Ventures will build on the success that the current approach has already brought over the past 3 years, leading to the current 115 fintech strategic partnerships and investments globally.
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LUXOR, Egypt (AP) ? Egypt resumed hot air balloon sightseeing in the ancient city of Luxor on Sunday, weeks after a fiery accident led authorities to halt the flights.
Mohammed Ibrahim Sherif, head of the civil aviation authority, said the first hot air balloon was launched in the southern city after safety measures required by his office were implemented. He said five out of seven companies have been allowed to resume the flights.
Luxor governor Ezzat Saad, who boarded the first balloon with several British, Australian and Arab tourists, said he was pleased with the resumption, and considers the sport "one of the most important touristic aspects of the city."
Authorities suspended flights after 19 tourists were killed on Feb. 26 when their balloon caught fire and crashed in a sugar cane field. One British tourist survived, along with the balloon's pilot. Both were injured.
The tourists ? from Hong Kong, Japan, Britain, Belgium and France ? were travelling on a sunrise flight over Luxor's dramatic pharaonic sites and desert landscape.
The disaster occurred as the balloon was landing. Initial investigations suggested the fire broke out when a landing cable tore a fuel tube used to fire the burner that heats the balloon's air.
Sherif said investigations were still ongoing and may take another five weeks.
Ballooning experts say the accident was the worst in the sport's 200-year history. The second-largest disaster was in 1989, when two balloons collided over the Australian outback near the town of Alice Springs, killing 13.
Luxor has seen balloon crashes in the past. In 2009, 16 tourists were injured when their balloon struck a cellphone transmission tower. A year earlier, seven tourists were injured in a similar crash. After the 2009 accident, Egypt suspended the flights for several months and tightened safety standards.
The flights provide spectacular views of the ancient Karnak and Luxor temples, starting before sunrise and passing over green fields leading to the Valley of the Kings ? the burial site of Tutankhamun and other pharaohs.
The first hot air balloon flight in Luxor took place in 1988, flown by foreign pilots and operators, said Ahmed Abboud, head of the Egyptian union for balloon flights. The first Egyptian companies were established in 1994, he added.
The accident cast a further blow to the country's ailing tourism industry, already hobbled by two years of instability following the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, who ruled the country for almost 30 years.
In 2011, the number of tourists coming to Egypt fell to 9.8 million from 14.7 million the year before, knocking revenues 30 percent to $8.8 billion. Last year, numbers rose to just over 10 million, but most tourists head for Red Sea resorts and not Nile Valley sites like Luxor.