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First stop: Barcelona
Our city series focuses on different cities around the world that are partner with PBSC Urban Solutions for their shared micromobility needs. We'll focus on these smart cities, and deep dive into how our technology and innovation has empowered the success of their bike-sharing systems.
Barcelona is Spain's second largest and densest city, home to over 5 million people. It has a rich history and a strong identity, while being modern and well organized. It's a beautiful example of how deeply rooted traditions can meet the ideas of a future-oriented Smart City. The local government strives to adapt urban space more equitably between modes of transport, providing more comfort and safety to those traveling on foot, on a bike, and on public transit. The city has invested in plans to improve mobility and livability while staying true to its heritage. An essential part of their vision includes micromobility, and more specifically a robust and reliable bike-share system featuring a mix of regular and electric bikes.
Bicing is the smart bike-share system for the smart city. With a plan of 7,000 electric and conventional bikes distributed among a vast network of smart-stations, it puts accessibility to the forefront of its mission. Developed by PBSC, it leveraged years of research and development, engineering, and experience in more than 40 cities. Bicing's fleet is also adapted to the tastes and preferences of Barcelonans in its technology, design, and branding. The system is incredibly popular amongst locals, with 127,129 registered users making 13.5 million trips annually. In fact, every month, the Bicing program accounts for almost two million kilometres of distance travelled. To put that into perspective, it's five times the distance between the earth to the moon (or 50 trips around the world!). This translates to a real environmental impact. If we consider the average cyclist bikes 2.4km per trip, and that a car produces about 0.404kg of CO2 per mile, Bicing reduces CO2 emissions by about 10,600 tons per year relative to car travel.
Thousands of ICONIC bikes make up most of the fleet. With a light, durable aluminum frame, the ICONIC stays pristine and rust-free in urban climates and has a proven secure locking system. For comfort, the bike features a basket for small luggage, and an adjustable seat. It also considers the safety of cyclists in the busy streets of Barcelona, with reflective wheals and LED lights.
Additionally, 2,000 BOOST bikes will be in use by Bicing. The BOOST shares a similar design to the ICONIC, but with the added convenience of an e-bike. Our pedal-assist technology gives cyclist the extra boost they might need on long distances or on uphill journeys. Its 250W rear-wheel motor allows cyclist to go faster than a traditional bike, for an easy and comfortable cycle. And riders can go worry-free, its high-capacity battery keeps you moving for up to 60 km of autonomy.
519 smart stations are strategically installed throughout the city. The Smart Charging Dock securely locks the bikes until a user unlocks them. Additionally, all the stations feature fast and automatic charging of our electric bicycles. Unlocking a Bicing bike is intuitive and user-friendly, you can do so by using a QR code reader, the Smou app, or scan-and-go technology on any device with NFC technology, like smartcards, or smartphones.
Barcelonans love the BOOST, and it shows in the numbers, the BOOST travels 735km monthly, and is used by 64% more cyclists than its non-electric counterpart.
Bicing's success story is the product of a solid partnership between PBSC and Ferrovial, named Pedalem Barcelona. PBSC supplied the bikes, smart-stations, and technology for the system, while Ferrovial operates Bicing on the ground. B:SM, Barcelona's Municipal services, who had put out the tender for the project, is the contract owner. The new system was deployed in under 3 months, replacing an older one made by a different provider.
One year after its deployment in 2019, membership was already on the rise with thousands of new subscribers. Bicing is constantly evolving and growing, and the COVID-19 pandemic is uncovering even more benefits of having a reliable bike-sharing system. As the city lifted its lockdown, the recovery has been fast and stable, with 20,000 new users in the months of May, June and July. This represents a 77% growth year over year for those months. The story of our bikes in Barcelona started many years ago but our work in the city continues to achieve the evolving vision of the future in mobility for Barcelona.
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"In Order For People To Thrive, They Need Total Health." With Bianca L. Rodriguez and Dr. Bechara Choucair
Bechara Choucair, MD, is senior vice president and chief community health officer at Kaiser Permanente, the largest integrated health system in the United States. At Kaiser Permanente, he oversees the organization's national community health efforts and philanthropic giving activities aimed at improving the health of its 12.2 million members and the 68 million people who live […]
Bianca L. Rodriguez, Ed.M, LMFT, An Authority on Spiritual Psychology + Mental Health
Bechara Choucair, MD, is senior vice president and chief community health officer at Kaiser Permanente, the largest integrated health system in the United States. At Kaiser Permanente, he oversees the organization's national community health efforts and philanthropic giving activities aimed at improving the health of its 12.2 million members and the 68 million people who live in the communities it serves. Prior to joining Kaiser Permanente, Dr. Choucair was the commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health for five years before serving as senior vice president of Safety Net Transformation and Community Health at Trinity Health. In 2018, Dr. Choucair was named #10 on Modern Healthcare's listof the 50 most influential physician executives and leaders.
Thank you so much for joining us! Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path as a doctor or healer?
I was born in Lebanon and grew up in the middle of a nasty civil war that claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people, including people I loved. This led to my desire to make the world a better place, which drove me to study medicine. At times, I remember questioning whether I was really doing enough, and I regularly struggled with the limitations of my own impact.
I immigrated to the United States in 1997 and started training to become a family physician in a program focused on caring for people living in poverty and facing homelessness, many of whom were also immigrants. In the beginning I was optimistic, full of hope that my medical training was all that these patients needed.
And a few years later, I met Judy.
She was charming, engaging and always had a story to tell.
On the surface, her ailments were straightforward. Aches and pains, minor infections and some obvious symptoms of her years of substance abuse. But as we talked more, it became clear that her challenges ran deeper. Her mental health challenges got in the way of holding down a job, and her chronic unemployment made it impossible to get the right health care. The care I could provide wasn't ever going to break this vicious cycle. The help she needed wasn't going to come from within the walls of a clinic.
I felt powerless. These weren't symptoms they cover in medical school. So what happens when "do no harm" doesn't feel like enough, and what you really want is to "do the most good?"
One afternoon in the clinic with Judy gave me the answer. As usual, we discussed her health issues: anxiety, depression and addiction. Then she told me what she was really worried about: finding a place to sleep on that frigid winter night in Chicago, and whether or not she'd freeze to death.
We built lots of connections with social service agencies in our clinics to try to connect folks like Judy with resources, but it never felt like enough. Each time she left we both knew there was a chance she wouldn't come back. One day, I got word that someone had frozen to death in a park near the clinic. When I found it was Judy, it broke my heart because it was preventable but out of my reach.
I couldn't write a prescription for homelessness. Helping the Judys of the world would require broadening my practice from individuals to communities. We have to support entire populations, the systems that impact them, and the entire communities in which they live. I shifted my focus from patients to policies, from office hours to organizational impact. And I began looking for partners in my new "practice," recognizing that no doctor could do it alone.
Can you share five pieces of advice to other doctors to help their patients to thrive?
In order for people to thrive, they need total health. Total health is more than freedom from physical affliction — it's about mind, body and spirit working together in unison. Total health cannot happen without community health. Because while a community cannot be healthy if its people are not healthy, people cannot be healthy if their community is not healthy.
"If you listen to people's stories you'll be the best doctor in the world." My grandmother told me this when I was in medical school. Everyone has a story to tell and we need to listen. At Kaiser Permanente, we ask our members if they've had to skip a meal lately, if they can afford their medications, and if they have reliable transportation. When physicians ask these questions, the answers tell us as much about their future health as their blood pressure will.
Have the courage to challenge the status quo. What if more of us thought about changing systems with the same fervor that we treat symptoms? Tackling the root causes of health means not shying away from advocacy and policies that have the potential to help people before they find themselves in our waiting rooms.
Climate changes health. As health professionals, we have an obligation to also address big-picture factors that are impacting health. This includes climate change. We must mitigate climate change to limit the impacts from frequent extreme weather, impacts like physical and mental trauma for those affected.
Embrace technology and dive into data. We can now build a 3D printed house in a day. Can that help end homelessness in our lifetime? New datasets can track student trauma. Can that inform school solutions to ensure the mental health of kids? The Internet of Things already connects more than we realize. Can it offer new independence to seniors? Health care providers need to ensure that innovation reaches out to make communities healthier.
Social media and reality TV create a venue for people to share their personal stories. Do you think more transparency about your personal story can help or harm your field of work? Can you explain?
I cannot overemphasize the need for more of us to share our stories. Too often patients and under-served populations feel isolated and alone, afraid to open up for fear of judgement, or worse. Being honest about our own experiences can change that dynamic privately and publicly. A pregnant teenage girl needs to know she's not alone. A transwoman needs to know that we see her. Our own experiences with mental health can help normalize treatment.
I think it is important to share my journey, especially as an immigrant. English isn't my first (or even my second) language so by the time Friday rolls around my accent sounds more like I'm living in Beirut than the Bay Area. Even in a diverse organization or in big cities, I'm often still the only person in the room with a name nobody can pronounce.
So, I share. I talk about what it was like growing up in a warzone and arriving to this country as an immigrant. When speaking with someone who is experiencing homelessness, I share my experiences in Chicago to let them know they are not alone. I'm also proud to be the Executive Sponsor for Kaiser Permanente's LGBT Business Resource Group to create more safe, open spaces.
Can you please give us your favorite "Life Lesson Quote"? Do you have a story about how that was relevant to your life?
"What happened to being a doctor?" — My mother
My mother expected me to move to America, practice as a physician and treat patients. When I took the role as director of the Public Health Department in Chicago, I shifted my focus to policies, systems, and environmental changes to improve community health and access to care. After a television interview, my mother called to approve of my haircut and my nice tie, but said she wondered why I had stopped being a doctor and stopped treating patients. I suppose working to "heal communities" is a bit trickier to explain — and, to justify to parents who paid for seven years of medical school.
Though recently, my sister sent a photo of a bike sharing program sponsored by Kaiser Permanente to our family group chat. My mom saw our logo on a bike and it's starting to click. Her son tries to keep communities healthy, just like he used to do with patients.
You are a person of great influence. If you could inspire a movement that would bring the most amount of good to the most amount of people, what would that be? You never know what your idea can trigger. 🙂
Housing. Housing is health. Long-term affordable housing is the foundation for individual and community health. No parent should have to worry about where their family is going to spend the night. All the fresh produce in the world can't support health without a kitchen. Communities can't thrive when their residents don't have the stability of home.
At Kaiser Permanente, we've created the Thriving Communities Fund to make specific impact investments that address key social issues and have an impact on health, like housing stability. With a financial commitment of $200 million, we are focusing on affordable housing preservation as well as neighborhood revitalization efforts.
How can our readers follow you on social media?
@Choucair @KPCommHealth https://www.linkedin.com/in/choucair/
This was very inspiring. Thank you so much for joining us!
— Published on December 18, 2018
Doctor,
Bianca L. Rodriguez, MA, Ed.M, LMFT is a soul whisperer, innovator and nationally syndicated columnist on the topic of mental health and wellness. Her expert opinion is highly sought by media outlets such as Bravo TV, New York Post, Huffington Post and NBC News. After receiving her MA and Ed.M in psychological counseling from Columbia University in 2005, Bianca had a spiritual awakening and realized despite her struggles with alcoholism, anxiety and depression she was complete. For the next decade Bianca developed her unique brand of psychotherapy integrating traditional and mystical interventions becoming a prominent leader and teacher in the recovery field. Upon meeting Bianca you'll be inspired by her effervescent spirit. Join her at www.youarecomplete.com
Community// August 28, 2019
by Edward Ellison, MD
A Conversation with former Clinton, Bush and Obama Physician, Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman
by Christina D. Warner, MBA
Lessons with Leadership with Ruth Williams-Brinkley, President of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals of the Northwest

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Tondrub Wangben () ou, dans sa translittération en mandarin, Danzhu Angben (), né en juillet 1955 dans la préfecture de Haidong, province du Qinghai, en République populaire de Chine, est un  et homme politique chinois de minorité tibétaine.

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En 1981, il adhère au parti communiste chinois.

L'année suivante, il termine ses études de licence au sein du département de langue et littérature chinoise à l'Université centrale des minorités.

Il entre dans la vie active en 1973, d'abord au collège Dongping () du xian autonome tibétain de Tianzhu, dans la province du Gansu, puis à l'école Reshui () du xian de Dulan dans la province du Qinghai et ensuite, à l'institut de littérature et d'art de l'université centrale des minorités.

De 1990 à 1995, il est directeur adjoint puis directeur de l'institut des études tibétaines de l'université centrale des minorités, directeur du département des études tibétaines puis directeur de l'institut des études tibétaines, vice doyen de l'institut d'ethnologie.

De  à , il est membre attaché du parti au gouvernement provincial du Yunnan, en tant qu'adjoint du gouverneur.

En , il est nommé vice-ministre au sein de la Commission des affaires ethniques d'état de République populaire de Chine ( ou SEAC).

En , il affirme que le gouvernement chinois fait de grands efforts pour éviter l'assimilation culturelle des 56 minorités du pays et que la protection de leurs cultures est inscrite dans la constitution chinoise.

En , il rencontre une délégation du ministère des Affaires maories (Te Puni Kōkiri) de Nouvelle-Zélande, venue explorer un renforcement des relations commerciales avec les Maoris.

Le , il se rend, en tant que vice-ministre, en Israël, où il est accompagné de Gao Yanping, ambassadeur de Chine en Israël.

En , il rencontre quelques diplomates issus de pays de l'ASEAN invités à visiter l'Université centrale des nationalités.

En , il participe à la mise en place d'une large enquête statistique sur les conditions socio-économiques des minorités de Chine.

Le , il visite avec une délégation, dans la préfecture autonome tibétaine de Huangnan, l'institut du peuple de médecine de Huangnanzhou (), puis le collège des minorités de Huangnanzhou (), dans le Qinghai.

Le , il participe à l'inauguration d'une exposition sur la protection du patrimoine historique des minorités au  de Pékin.

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  (traité sur les divinités tibétaines)
  (traité sur la diffusion de la culture tibétaine)
  (Chronique de la généalogie du dala-lama et de celle du panchen lama ou bainqen erdini)
   (Grand dictionnaire des Tibétains)
  (Contributions des minorités à la culture de la nation)

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Personnalité politique chinoise
Personnalité politique tibétaine
Tibétologue chinois
Tibétologue tibétain
Membre des instances dirigeantes du Parti communiste chinois
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Managing Conflict in an Urban Health Care Setting: What Do 'Experts' Know?
Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2002
See all articles by Kenneth Kressel
Kenneth Kressel
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Psychology
Cheryl Ann Kennedy
The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey - New Jersey Medical School, Departments of Psychiatry and Preventitive Medicine & Community Health
Elise Lev
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - College of Nursing
Louise Taylor
Jonathan M. Hyman
Rutgers Law School
Conflict within and among health care institutions is increasing as the result of major structural and economic shifts in the health care sector. The vast majority of these conflicts never reach the threshold of formal mechanisms for dispute management, yet there is reason to believe that they often compromise the delivery of health care services and are a major source of stress for health care workers. The current study seeks to increase our understanding of the nature and dynamics of health care conflict by focusing on a group of health care professionals with a reputation within an urban teaching hospital as skilled, if informal, conflict interveners
The investigation took the form of a series of in-depth, semi-structured interviews with health care professionals at University Hospital in Newark, New Jersey, who were nominated by colleagues as being particularly skilled at dealing with conflict. Interviews were conducted with 17 such individuals. Seven of the respondents were nurses, three were physicians, and seven were non-medical personnel. The majority of the respondents had significant managerial responsibilities in a variety of hospital departments. Respondents were asked to discuss a recent health care related conflict, in which they had been involved. The "critical incident" method (Hoffman, Krandall, & Shadbolt, 1998; Klein 1998) was used to get a detailed account of their approaches to intervention. Respondents were also asked for their general views on the major obstacles to constructive conflict management in a health care setting; the extent to which the Newark environment affected either the nature of the conflicts they had to deal with or the skills needed to be effective; their views on the importance of training in conflict management; and aspects of their personal history which they felt might have influenced their approach to conflict.
The findings reveal an institution being buffeted by significant interpersonal, organizational and inter-institutional conflicts. These conflicts appear primarily a function of powerful, interacting social forces, including aspects of medical and nursing practice and culture, organizational dynamics, the needs and characteristics of the hospital's patient population, and above all, the hospital's declining economic base.
The respondents function as a "hidden" but valuable resource for managing the tensions within the institution. Although most of them have had little formal training in conflict management, they appear to use intervention strategies very similar to those of professional mediators. Like experts in other domains of life, many of them also rely on highly organized, if implicit cognitive schema, which may be triggered "automatically" at critical moments in the unfolding of a conflict. The respondents are aided in their efforts at conflict management by a number of hospital settings. While these settings are not formally charged with resolving conflict, they appears to provide useful opportunities for people to raise and constructively confront important differences.
Despite their reputation for skill at managing conflict, many respondents seem uncertain or ambivalent about their roles as conflict mangers; perhaps a reflection of the hospital's own ambivalent stance toward conflict. The relevance of the findings for conflict management training and for research on health care conflict are discussed.
Keywords: Health Care Conflict
JEL Classification: IL, D74
Kressel, Kenneth and Kennedy, Cheryl Ann and Lev, Elise and Taylor, Louise and Hyman, Jonathan M., Managing Conflict in an Urban Health Care Setting: What Do 'Experts' Know?. Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2002. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=361340
Kenneth Kressel (Contact Author)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Psychology ( email )
973-353-5440 Ext. 232 (Phone)
The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey - New Jersey Medical School, Departments of Psychiatry and Preventitive Medicine & Community Health ( email )
Behavioral Science Building E1460
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Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - College of Nursing ( email )
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Fiction & true stories
One Sunday
Pamela Allen
From the one and only Pamela Allen, comes this gentle story for children about home and hearth, about the comfort of ritual, and about opening your heart to the possibilities of life.
Outside the wind blew. Ooooh! The trees groaned. Ahhhhh! And the tiny wooden house creaked. Eeeeeek!
Inside, a delicious roast dinner was cooking.
The little old man was expecting visitors. The little old woman said no one would come.
Who was right? Come inside where it's cosy and warm, and wait . . .
You might get a big surprise.
Here is a gentle story about home and hearth, about the comfort of ritual, and about opening your heart to the possibilities of life.
From the one and only Pamela Allen.
Pamela Allen is a phenomenon in the world of children's literature. For more than thirty-five years her picture books have enchanted generations of children around the world, and have garnered a glittering array of awards and commendations including six Children's Book Council of Australia Book of the Year Awards, two New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards, an International Board on Books for Young People Diploma for Illustration, the Margaret Mahy Medal, New Zealand's most prestigious award for children's literature, and most recently The Gaylene Gordon Award for a Much Loved Book from the Children's Literature Foundation of New Zealand.
Pamela's books are full of the music of language; they are 'fragments of theatre', designed to be read aloud and shared between an adult and a child. Patch Theatre Company of Adelaide has now created three theatrical performances from a selection of Pamela's books. These have toured throughout Australia since 2007; 2014 saw the first tour through New Zealand. All have performed to packed houses.
'From Pamela Allen's first publication in 1980 it was clear that here was a creator of picture books with all the glow, gesture, din and dance to capture the attention, engage the imagination, teach, show, tickle and excite small children.' Meg Sorensen, Australian Book Review
Also by Pamela Allen
Jane Godwin, Anna Walker
Who Sank the Boat?
Koala Lou
Mem Fox, Pamela Lofts
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Bill Martin, Eric Carle
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
Lynley Dodd
Baby Bedtime
Emma Quay, Mem Fox
Where is The Green Sheep?
Mem Fox, Judy Horacek
Bluey: At Home with the Heelers
Homer Homer, Homer
Book With No Pictures
B.J. Novak, B. J. Novak
Spot Visits His Grandparents
Smiley Eyes, Smiley Faces
Dawn McNiff
Mem Fox, Mark Teague
The Tale Of Peter Rabbit Board Book
Alison Lester
Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Unicorn
Chris Chatterton, Rhiannon Fielding
Born to Run (picture book edition)
Cathy Freeman, Charmaine Ledden-Lewis


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which is giving me "unresolved inclusion". Based on my research it means I do not have some include folder. I cannot find it on my Windows machine and all the help I've found is with ubuntu or Linux-based operating systems. So how do I get this to work? How do I get the folder?

A: Go to project properties, C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols and for Language GNU C you should see the compiler default include folders.
If not, you might have a path problem.
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Premier Inc. Acquires Invoice Delivery Services (IDS) to Tech-Enable Critical Supply Chain Purchasing Process
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Premier Inc. opens in a new tab (NASDAQ: PINC), a leading healthcare improvement company, today acquired substantially all the assets and certain liabilities of Invoice Delivery Services, LP (IDS), a leading provider of procure-to-pay solutions in healthcare for $80 million. The acquisition was funded with borrowings under Premier's existing credit facility.
IDS offers digitization technologies that convert paper and PDF invoices to an electronic format to automate, streamline and simplify accounts payable processes in healthcare. IDS's solutions include those for electronic invoicing and tracking, as well as digital payments, where the business currently processes 365,000+ transactions per month. Going forward, IDS will be integrated within Premier under the brand name of Remitra™.
According to Premier's data, complex processes and fragmented back-office technology platforms used in healthcare have impeded the adoption of automated purchasing and payment solutions. Today, Premier data shows that as many as 70 percent of all invoices are paper-based, and nearly 85 percent of healthcare purchasing is still done manually via paper checks. These processes can almost double transaction and processing fees, which add costs to healthcare. For example, the average cost associated with processing a paper check totals more than $7 per transaction, compared to $4 for electronic payments. Non-automated invoices also take nearly four times longer to process than electronic versions. Across healthcare, these manual, paper-based processes may add as much as $18 billion to $22 billion in unnecessary annual expenses.
"We believe Remitra will help advance our position as a leading provider of healthcare supply chain technology and services, and drive long-term, sustainable growth," said Michael J. Alkire, President and incoming Chief Executive Officer of Premier. "Through this acquisition, we will meaningfully strengthen our capabilities to help eliminate unnecessary waste and technology-enable administrative processes. Starting with the contracting and ordering process, moving all the way through to digital invoicing and payment, we expect to deliver an automated, seamless and paperless procurement experience for both health systems and suppliers.
"Remitra will help unlock significant value for health systems by reducing their expenses and enabling them to capture additional prompt pay discounts," Alkire added. "At the same time, suppliers will also benefit, as manual processes can delay payments by 120 to180 days. Using this technology will cut this time to the bare minimum, making cash flows more predictable and consistent, while lowering administrative costs."
Premier has been a reseller of IDS's technologies for more than three years. The company's capabilities integrate with every major commercially available enterprise resource planning (ERP) technology on the market – including Premier's. As a result, Premier will be able to offer these capabilities to any health system, regardless of ERP or GPO affiliation. Also starting immediately, Premier will collaborate with a core group of its largest members (AdventHealth, Adventist Health, Banner Health, Baptist Health, CommonSpirit Health, Texas Health Resources, and others) to enhance the capabilities of Remitra and ensure the offering provides the greatest possible value to providers.
"As one of Premier's largest ERP customers and members, we are excited about using this technology to automate our current ordering and payment processes," said Scott Wooten, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Baptist Health in Jacksonville, FL. "Paper-based invoicing and payment by check are not only outdated, they are more expensive and introduce opportunity for error. Using this technology has the potential to cut our transaction costs, ensure greater visibility into our cash flows and free up staff to focus on other, more important duties – flexibility and savings that help us grow for the future."
"Today, different technologies can automate pieces and parts of the procure-to-pay process, but unless it's all singularly managed from end to end, we can still end up with disconnects and missed opportunities," said Daniel Morissette, Chief Financial Officer of CommonSpirit Health. "With this acquisition, Premier will be able to manage and automate everything from contracting, to ordering, through to prompt payment on a single, integrated platform. Because all the supply chain information will be in one place, it will be much easier for us to mine data for insights and savings opportunities, as well as ensure accurate ordering off best-price contracts. At the same time, electronic payment will ensure more rebates and discounts are captured so that we don't leave any dollars on the table."
Premier does not expect the transaction to materially impact the company's current fiscal year 2021 financial guidance that was initiated on Feb. 2, 2021, or as previously announced, beginning in fiscal 2022, its expected multi-year, compound annual growth targets, adjusted for the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its business, of mid-to-high single digits for total net revenue, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted earnings per share (as such terms are defined in Premier's most recent Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission).
Statements made in this release that are not statements of historical or current facts, such as those related to the anticipated rapid integration of IDS's capabilities and expected benefits from such capabilities, and the impact of the acquisition on (i) fiscal 2021 financial guidance and (ii) the expected target multi-year, compound annual growth rate in the mid-to-high single digits for consolidated net revenue, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted earnings per share beginning in fiscal year 2022 are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Premier to be materially different from historical results or from any future results or projections expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements. In addition to statements that explicitly describe such risks and uncertainties, readers are urged to consider statements in the conditional or future tenses or that include terms such as "believes," "belief," "expects," "estimates," "intends," "anticipates" or "plans" to be uncertain and forward-looking. Forward-looking statements may include comments as to Premier's beliefs and expectations as to future events and trends affecting its business and are necessarily subject to uncertainties, many of which are outside Premier's control. More information on potential factors that could affect Premier's financial results is included from time to time in the "Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements," "Risk Factors" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations" sections of Premier's periodic and current filings with the SEC. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made, and Premier undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information or future events that occur after that date, or otherwise.
About Premier, Inc.
Premier, Inc. (NASDAQ: PINC) is a leading healthcare improvement company, uniting an alliance of more than 4,400 U.S. hospitals and health systems and approximately 225,000 other providers and organizations to transform healthcare. With integrated data and analytics, collaboratives, supply chain solutions, and consulting and other services, Premier enables better care and outcomes at a lower cost. Premier plays a critical role in the rapidly evolving healthcare industry, collaborating with members to co-develop long-term innovations that reinvent and improve the way care is delivered to patients nationwide. Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Premier is passionate about transforming American healthcare. Please visit Premier's news and investor sites on www.premierinc.com opens in a new tab; as well as Twitter opens in a new tab, Facebook opens in a new tab, LinkedIn opens in a new tab, YouTube opens in a new tab, Instagram opens in a new tab and Premier's blog opens in a new tab for more information about the company.
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OECD: Poverty Explains 46% of PISA Scores
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Today's guest contributor is Paul B. Ash, Superintendent, Lexington Public Schools, Massachusetts.
There has been much discussion lately around international exams such as the PISA, and the significance of student test results for American educational policy. This important conversation, however, is distorted when educators and politicians try to draw conclusions about the significance of test scores beyond what the test itself was actually designed to measure.
Iris Rotberg, in her adjacent article, argues that international tests of science and mathematics, such as the PISA, are not related to international economic competitiveness. She argues,
International test-score rank was only one of the 113 criteria used by the IMD to measure these variables. Performance on international test-score comparisons was not even mentioned among the 114 criteria used by the World Economic Forum.
Indeed, this should come as no surprise, because the PISA was never designed to be a predictor of economic competitiveness. Such tests may measure student knowledge and skills on an international basis, but they were not designed to measure the factors that contributed to student success within a nation. In 2013, in an international study of 1700 worldwide CEOs by IBM, the following four traits stand out as critical for an employee's future success: Collaborative, Creative, Flexible, and Communicative. These four traits are not even measured on the PISA tests.
As a school superintendent for 16 years in Massachusetts, I have seen the value of state, national or international standardized tests when they provide practitioners with actionable data they can use to assess the overall effectiveness of their school or school district's curriculum and instruction. Tests such as the PISA are useful tools if used for their intended purpose - to measure content knowledge and skills that students need to master for work and academic study after high school.
While it is true that the most recent U.S. scores were average among 62 education systems, the data do not tell us why one nation scored higher or lower than another. Unfortunately, U.S. Secretary of Education Arnie Duncan recently misused the student results and entirely blamed the public schools for the nation's average PISA results. When the PISA results were released in 2013, Duncan stated:
PISA is an important, comparative snapshot of U.S. performance because the assessment is taken by 15 year-olds in high schools around the globe. The big picture of U.S. performance on the 2012 PISA is straightforward and stark: It is a picture of educational stagnation... educational complacency and low expectations.
Even the OECD authors of the PISA test acknowledge that PISA results are due to a combination of variables, including but not limited to schooling, life experiences/home environment, poverty, access to early childhood programs, and health. In 2013, the OECD wrote in one of their reports that poverty explains up to 46% of the PISA mathematics score in OECD countries. At no time did OECD claim, as Duncan stated, schools' performance on the test can be blamed on low expectations and complacency.
While it may be the case that OECD has never claimed that PISA is a direct proxy for economic competitiveness, still, it's come awfully close, providing politicians here and elsewhere with an irresistible opportunity to make that leap in logic. In releasing the 2013 PISA results, for example, OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria linked schools and education to high levels of youth unemployment, rising inequality, and a pressing need to boost economic growth and national competitiveness. Not even a footnote pointed to the considerable contributions of Wall Street and the City of London to these very problems.
PISA and other international standardized tests are useful in some contexts and not in others. These tests are not either entirely predictive of everything, nor entirely useless. Let's not overstate the usefulness of international standardized tests, but let's not condemn them completely.
If U.S. education policy is really concerned about student success after high school and college, then I suggest our nation needs to establish effective policies that will reduce childhood poverty and will ensure all students a high quality public academic instruction. I also recommend K-12 educators listen to the 1,700 worldwide CEOs who need graduates who are collaborative, creative, flexible, and communicative.
Paul B. Ash, Lexington Public Schools, Massachusetts
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The Trump administration faces sharp criticism over a budget request to divert $3.9 billion in federal student aid to pay for other programs. The purchasing power of the Pell Grant has waned in the.
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Six Faculty and Staff Members Receive 2020 SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence
Six faculty and staff members from Hudson Valley Community College were named recipients of the prestigious SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence for 2020.
Instituted in 1972 by the State University of New York, the Chancellor's Award recognizes exceptional contributions to the university by dedicated professionals. Recipients must show a markedly strong dedication to their work or scholarship. Since its inception, more than 180 faculty and staff members from Hudson Valley have received the Chancellor's Award.
"We take great pride in announcing this year's recipients of the SUNY Chancellor's Award," said President Roger A. Ramsammy. "These individuals join a long list of outstanding teachers and professionals who have been recognized for their service to the college."
Excellence in Classified Service
Donna Craver
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Marvin Library
Donna Craver began her career at Hudson Valley's Marvin Library in 1992 as a clerk and she has served the library and Hudson Valley students for nearly 30 years. In her current position, she helps oversee and maintain the reserve textbook collection and is involved in processing and tracking new reserve textbooks for student use. She also provides outstanding service for students while working at the first floor circulation desk.
Craver is an alumna of the college and was awarded the college's 2009 Meritorious Service Award for Classified Staff.
Excellence in Faculty Service
Michael Connell, Associate Professor and Education Specialist
Computer Learning Centers
Michael Connell has been teaching in Hudson Valley's Computer Learning Center since 2006 and previously served as a program director at the Capital District Educational Opportunity Center. He is a 20-year veteran of the United States Air Force.
During his career at Hudson Valley's Computer Learning Center, Michael has assisted thousands of students. He has also been active in a wide variety campus activities including the Academic Senate, Faculty Workshop Day Committee and the Strategic Planning Committee, which recently completed its "Future Forward" plan for the next five years.
Michael Shea
Michael Shea, Assistant Professor
Department of Biology, Chemistry and Physics
Michael Shea has been a faculty member at the college since 2010 and has been praised for his innovative and creative teaching, his service to students in the Science Study Center and his willingness to take on leadership roles on campus. He has led efforts to create "hands-on" instructional materials for chemistry students and acts as his department's coordinator for the first-level chemistry courses for non-majors.
He currently serves as vice chairperson of the Curriculum Committee and co-chair of the Retention Committee.
Excellence in Librarianship
Valerie Lang Waldin
Valerie Lang Waldin, Associate Professor and Faculty Librarian
Valerie Lang Waldin, a recipient of the President's Award in Teaching in 2009, has been an integral part of the Marvin Library since her arrival on campus in 2002.
A reference librarian, she has developed numerous study guides and resources for students and is also recognized as a champion of open education resources (OERs). Waldin has developed an OER comprehensive subject guide and over the past two years, OERs have saved Hudson Valley students more than $250,000 in potential textbook costs. For more than a decade, she has also led the committee that annually reviews student research paper submissions for the Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer Award for Excellence in Library Research.
Excellence in Professional Service
Gayle Healy
Gayle Healy, Director
Center for Careers and Transfer
Gayle Healy has served as director of the Center for Careers and Employment and later as director of the Center for Careers and Transfer since joining the college in 2008.
In her current role, she oversees not only the application of the college's numerous transfer agreements with four-year colleges and universities, but also counseling and outreach for the thousands of current students and alumni who are looking to begin their careers. As the job market has continued to change, her office has worked to find new and creative ways to support the changing needs of the student population and the Capital Region's employers.
Jennifer Moran
Jennifer Moran, Advising Specialist
Individual Studies
An advising specialist in the college's largest and most diverse academic department since 2009, Jennifer Moran has built a reputation for student advocacy and made it her goal to collaborate with other departments with the goal of success for her student advisees.
Moran received the Center for Academic Engagement Faculty/Staff Appreciation Award in 2018 and has also been very active in campus life, serving as a member or advisor on the Fine Arts Advisory Board, the Retention Committee, SUNY Guided Pathways, Faculty Workshop Day and the Faculty Association.


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Top 10 Best Young Justice Characters
The best members of the team from Young Justice and Young Justice Invasion.
1 Robin / Nightwing
I am so excited to see Nightwing/Robin/Dick Grayson at the top of this list; he so deserves it. Young Justice season one is still my favorite season because we see Robin as a kid who is trying desperately to be the man he knows he can be, but he realizes later, he's trying to force himself to grow up too quickly. He's funny without being annoying, he's smart without being overly arrogant, and he has some fantastic lines that aren't dull or poorly written. Plus, his character's voice actor does a fabulous job - the multi-talented Jesse McCartney if you didn't know - and adds so much emotion and dimension to Robin/Nightwing. Richard Grayson is the reason I watch this show, period.
He is SO funny and awesome and such a great fighter! The way he plays with words is so cute and I love him as a young character! He was so adorkable! I don't see why they got us all attached to the original young justice, just so they could bring in a whole different cast in the next season! Robin is awesome as an adult, but he was the BEST as a kid! LOVE ROBIN!
Dick Grayson is the best sidekick ever! He was awesome as robin and nightwing he is the coolest in the batman family ever! Not better than Bruce but in 2nd place. I love how robin always is havin fun all the time even when he is gettin beat up he is still being cocky. He is the best young justice character ever!
He is the best hands down if you don't think so...You are so wrong because he's awesome! I loved him better though in season 1 but his personality is the same in season 2 it was better in season 1.Also he was a great leader/member because his parents/family died but he was chill
2 Kid Flash
A breath of fresh air for the show. Impulse adds a lighthearted element that the show started to lose. But he also adds a looming danger when you see why he's journeyed to the past. I really like his storyline and his interactions with Blue Beetle. Impulse's quirky attitude and cunning nature is great. He acts so innocent and fun loving but underneath he's got a serious side because his whole mission to the past is to prevent humanity's enslavement. And he is so loyal to Blue too when he could have ratted him out he didn't. Bart gave him a chance to try and fix what goes wrong and they end up with a very strong friendship when they could've easily been enemies instead.
Kid Flash is my second favorite character and has been since the beginning. He's a well-written and well-rounded character that gets some serious character development and I always looked forward to episodes with him in them! Wally is how you correctly portray a humorous character.
#1: Kid Flash is by far, the best character in the group if you ask me.Although he's not that fast,he is still Cool and I like the costume. l wonder how his costume would be like in Season 3 If, He didn't die and retire with Artemis.
It might even be "The Rebirth"!
#3:Impulse is also one of my favorite charcters.It confuses me that he normally uses the word "crash" in almost every sentences he makes
3 Artemis
I enjoyed learning about her family dynamic and watching her face those issues. Also, her and Kid Flash's relationship was one of the best to watch unfold.
I just love her! She made a really big effort to be in the team. She deserves it. I love her personality and her relationship with wally. She is an inspiration.
She went through more than any other character did . Her family issues and wally dying
4 Aqualad
I really like how non stereotypical he is as a hero. Few other heroes could be so cool, powerful, charismatic, intelligent, et al, and on top of that humble! Some people call him bland but I totally disagree. His calm demeanor is a necessary one for the show, team, and even himself. He is not flawless as he was unconfident in season 1 and in season 2 he was conflicted with his dad. The fact that he is also an original character for the show amazes me. He is handsome too, but I liked his personality immediately/faster. He is a perfectly imperfect character to me
It amazes me that after two months he was able to become a good leader for a big crime fighting team. I know in the comic books they say he went to the military and stuff but I only count the show for the show.
From even the first few episodes you can tell Kaldur is mature, wise, caring, tough, and a good leader. Not to mention cool. He showed good depth in character and balanced out the high strung teenaged friends of his
Even as the "villain" he's the best leader. His command is absolutely absolute.
5 Superboy
I enjoy how his character is so different from Superman. They gave him his own personality and identity even though he was created to replace Superman should the need arise. His gruff and moody nature balance the other characters' quirky and calm personalities.
Superboy is awesome, though he's a bit underpowered. No flight, no heat vision, not even that strong.
Worst of all though, no tactile telekinesis.
I like him & m'gann. SuperMartian. (for the most part)
He is a little OP.
He is amazing
6 Miss Martian
Miss Martian is definitely my favorite of the Young Justice T.V. show, her relationship and romance with Superboy is my favorite part of the show, and I hope Miss Martian will be in Young Justice Outsiders.
The only female character I like from the team, she's hot, smart, funny and has a sexy accent. It doesn't matter if she's green because alien girls are meant to be pretty.
She's is my favorite in young justice. I hope she and super boy have great moments in season 3.
7 Zatanna
Zatanna from young justice season1 was the best she is definitely the prettiest girl there. She is so sweet. She and robin is, hands down, the best couple.
I wish she would've been on the show more. They definitely needed more female heroes and I would've liked to see more magic from her.
She is more powerful than you realize! Come on if you read the comics and watch the show then you will agree that she is wicked cool!
I can't believe she wasn't added she is so great and she and robin are the best
8 Vandal Savage
9 Batman
Batman is always the best on every show he is on. No one could ever be better than batman
10 Klarion
Dude, I can't believe it's not butter-I mean-Klarion isn't on the post up until me. This one quote proves he is hilarious: "Don't be pouty, I invented pouty"
11 Lex Luthor
12 Blue Beetle
Blue beetle is definitely one of my favourite characters in young justice because, well he is way cooler than the first blue beetle!
He's my child and I will fight you if you say otherwise.
I like his futuristic suit and he is the 3rd strongest on the team
13 G. Gordon Godfrey
14 Red Arrow
The Joker is undeniably the most complex character. The Joker has been amazingly interpreted in many shows and movies and his appearance in young justice is one of his best. The connection he has to batman, nightwing, and robin makes him a vital part of the series. The fact that him killing Jason Todd is canon can open up the red hood arc to the new third season. This will again reintegrate the Joker as a major part of the show. The Joker may not have powers but he still manages to create a lasting impact on the season. I love the Joker and I love him on this show."
16 Wonder Girl
She's cute and tough
17 Oracle
18 Black Manta
19 Beast Boy
After ruining this character in that joke of a show Teen Titans Go, they put him in Young Justice, and at least in this version he isn't some stupid 8 year old.
#4:It's so cool that Beast Boy can shape shift into a animal he thinks of.My Favorite animal is the Tiger!
20 Tim Drake
21 Dick Grayson
22 Arsenal / Roy Harper
23 Jason Todd
Red Hood is not on the show yet but he will be in the new season three. This is hinted by the death of Jason Todd. I love Red Hood
24 Black Canary
Badass lady, I mean who wouldn't like her?
25 Count Vertigo
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A dietitian's space to think, complain and ramble on about everything food.
People tell me all the time that they are too busy to eat healthy or exercise. They want to know how to make living a healthy lifestyle an easy "task". Truth be told, it's not. This summer I moved, worked two jobs (1 full time and 1 part time), finished graduate school (thesis and all), attended 9 weddings, and went on 3 trips.
Between cranky patients, long days, hour+ commutes, and a growing to-do list, the last thing I wanted to do was hit the gym or cook a meal. After about 2 weeks of unhealthy behaviors, I noticed an onset of fatigue paired with a growing waist line. It was time for a change. How could I bring back my healthy diet and physical activity habits without getting less sleep (is that possible?!) or skipping out on one of my obligations?
It all came down to planning. I utilized a few different tools to help me get started. The first thing was a menu planner I created for the "30-Day Anti-Inflammatory Challenge". Each Thursday I ended my evening by planning every meal and snack I would consume for the following week. I then made a grocery list and decided what I had and what I needed to buy. On either Saturday afternoon or Monday evening, I went to the store to gather my ingredients and chop vegetables to make cooking easier. I then spent either Sunday or Tuesday putting my lunches together for the week. Knowing what I will be eating and that I have all the ingredients on hand helped me make better decisions when I was in a hurry and needed something fast. Check out some of my favorite meals below.
I also utilized my weekly family dinners to help minimize the cooking load. In the summer, we spend every Sunday evening on my parent's patio barbecuing and enjoying a few beers. We ALWAYS have enough leftovers for at least one meal I can eat later in the week. If I have any food that could be put on the BBQ pit, I bring it over that evening and cook it while enjoying my family time.
Exercise is a little trickier because two jobs and an hour commute brings out the laziest in people (or is that just me?). I decided to start out slow. The "old me" used to wake up and sit on the sofa to drink coffee and watch the news for about 10 minutes to get the day started. The "new me" puts that coffee in a travel mug and takes a walk around the block to wake up. I also started taking a 15-minute walk during lunch instead of working through it. I also began incorporating walks into my week nights out. For example, my mom and I now take the dog on a walk after dinner every Sunday, when my boyfriend comes over for dinner we walk to the grocery store to get our ingredients, and my best friend and I walk to the local bar to get drinks. While I was thrilled to be moving more, I missed running and understand the importance of strength training. It was time to hit the gym again.
I have a gym membership to Club Fitness, which is a local gym that has 23 locations in the St. Louis area. Fortunately, one of them is 0.2 miles from my apartment. However, after many evenings of having intentions of walking over there only to decide an evening on the sofa was well-deserved, I realized I needed a new plan. I found a location close to work and packed a bag with gym clothes and things to shower with. This way I couldn't get distracted (or just comfortable) at home and make excuses to skip a workout. When I got home, my focus was on putting dinner together and finally relaxing for the day.
I have to admit, some days look better than others. When things go out of wack and my plans fall through, the only thing I can do is get back on track the next day and not let life get the best of me.
Hopefully the techniques I utilized to stay healthy while being crazy busy can help manage your health. Do you have any other secrets that may help someone make the "healthy life" easier? Leave them in the comments below.
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Friendship used to be easy when we were kids. We would just meet a kid on the playground, find out that we like the same things, and we'd become instant best friends forever. As we grow up, we continue to make friends through common interests and most of us had easy ways to find friends: through school or clubs or volunteer events, easy things like that. When we become adults, however, making friendships and maintaining them are a bit harder.
The passage from Sirach reflects the kinds of friendships that we encounter: we can have a lot of friends, but we choose only a handful to trust completely because sadly, in spite of the fact that we're not in high school anymore, there are still people out there who act all nice to us only to talk badly about us behind our backs. Worse still are the "friends" who only want to lead us away from God, whether intentionally or unintentionally.
Even if we have some bad blood with some people, the friends that we have will show their true worth by helping you stay in a right relationship with God.You might be surprised to hear that I have a good number of friends who aren't Catholic. Some of them are Protestant, some them have fallen away from the Church while others don't believe in God or consider themselves to be agnostic. And yet, I can be open about my faith with all of them because I treated them as people and not as projects. We talk about things that we love, like movies, books, music, and tv shows. Whenever I open up about my faith with them, they are open to what I have to say because I speak about my faith from a personal perspective.
That's not to say, of course, that I don't appreciate the friends I made through retreats and through my parish and other faith-related events and activities. In fact, it's through my friends that I learn different perspectives of the faith. Not to mention you have an army of prayer warriors ready to offer your intentions to God and hopefully, you'll do the same for them.
One wonderful thing I learned from my retreats was that at the end of every retreat, people would pray for those who would attend the next retreat. Which meant that even before I met the people who would become the best friends I could ever ask for, they were already praying for me! And even though I don't always say it to my non-Catholic friends, I'm always praying for them.
Today's featured song was one played often at my retreats: Matt Maher's "Hold Us Together." It's a song that captures the kind of friendship-love that CS Lewis talks about. To me, it also reminds me of what really matters when it comes to friendship. I pray that you find gratitude for all your friends, regardless of what they believe!
Stay grateful, dearest sisters in Christ!
1.What do you think you gain from having friends outside of the faith? How are they different from the friends you have who share your beliefs?
2.Have you ever treated a friend as more of a project or have you ever been treated as such? Have you ever succeeded in changing someone's behavior?
3.What do you think is the best way to maintain a friendship with someone who doesn't share the same beliefs as you?


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Spice Rack Wall Mount by Spammington is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
This is a simple wall mounted spice rack for up to 4 jars. Each position will take a jar that is circular or square up to 42mm x 42mm. The rack is designed to be surface mounted using the medium sized Command adhesive strips that are approximately 17mm x 55mm however double sided tape will also work.
Print 100% for maximum strength. You could consider reducing the wall thickness to save on print time and materials too.


HOUSTON, Texas -- Mount Union finished in 17th place at the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships Thursday at the Bay Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas.
The Purple Raiders shot a 343 in the third round and ended with an overall score of 1016 which is 11 strokes behind 16th place Central College.
George Fox University leads the 22-team field with a score of 903.
Olivia DeMartino (Canfield/Canfield) and Allison Pastor (Sagamore Hills/Nordonia) each shot an 84 in the third round, the lowest of all the Raiders. DeMartino ended with an overall score of 255 and tied for 81 as Pastor ended with a 261 in 90th place.
Bridgewater's Christina Herbert and Rhodes College Nikki Isaacson lead the tournament ied for first with an overall score of 219.


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Q: jquery UI in wordpress admin Does anyone have experience with using the jQuery UI plugins in the Wordpress admin area?
I´ve been trying to use the datepicker functionality in jQuery UI, but its conflicting with the built- in jQuery in wordpress admin. http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Datepicker
This is the error message I get in console:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'apply' of undefined
a.widget.a.extend._trigger
b.Widget._createWidget
b.widget.b
b.widget.bridge.b.fn
c.extend.each
c.fn.c.each
b.widget.bridge.b.fn
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What could I possibly do to avoid this conflict?
Adding the code used to include the jquery:
wp_register_script( 'jquery-tooltip', 'http://cdn.jquerytools.org/1.2.5/jquery.tools.min.js');
wp_register_script( 'jquery-ui-datepicker', get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/js/jquery-ui-1.8.8.custom.min.js' );
wp_register_script( 'jquery-admin-internal', get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/js/jquery.admin.internal.js' );
wp_register_script( 'jquery-internal', get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/js/jquery.internal.js' );

function enqueue_admin_jquery() {
wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui-datepicker');
wp_enqueue_script('jquery-admin-internal');
}
add_action('admin_init', 'enqueue_admin_jquery');

A: This is what I include in my calendar plugin:
  // Alternative solution for loading scripts only in plugin page
  if( (is_admin() ) && (isset($_GET['page'])))   {
      // Register scripts and styles
      add_action('admin_init', 'wp_eventcal_init');
  }

  function wp_eventcal_init() {
    // Only load these scripts in Admin
    wp_deregister_script('jquery-ui-core');
    wp_register_script('jquery-ui','http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.4/jquery-ui.js',array('jquery'));
    wp_enqueue_script('ui-datepicker', plugins_url('js/jquery.ui.datepicker.min.js',__FILE__));
    wp_enqueue_script('ui-timepicker', plugins_url('js/jquery.timepicker.js',__FILE__));
    wp_enqueue_script('wp-calendar', plugins_url('js/wp-eventcal.js',__FILE__));
    wp_enqueue_style('event_cal_css', plugins_url('styles/eventcal.css',__FILE__));
  }

Then I just do this:
jQuery("#event_startTime, #event_endTime").timePicker();

A: It worked when i used version 1.7.3 of the jQuery UI.
Version 1.8.9 seems to have compatibility issues with the jQuert used by Wordpress admin.

A: I believe some installs of 3.1 are not loading all of the required supporting JQuery UI 1.8.9 scripts. In particular, "widgets.js". Hence, the "widgets" error.