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Molly Zurn, a documentation product engineer on the ArcGIS Online (AGOL) team, talks about her life at Esri and on the slopes. She's been here almost 15 years, the last seven of which have been on the AGOL team.
Before joining the ArcGIS Online team, what was your role?
I've always worked on documentation. My degree is in geography, but I was hired because I didn't have any GIS or technical skills. I came from a teaching background and was brought on to write non-technical documentation to make it friendlier to the non-GIS audience. I started with internet mapping services (ArcIMS), then Geography Network and RouteIMS, and then joined my current team when ArcGIS Online really got going.
Talk a little bit more about what a documentation product engineer does.
Mainly we're the advocate for Help, and our responsibility is to explain to users how to work with our software. Sometimes it's nuts and bolts how-to; sometimes it's conceptual information, for example why they would want to do something and how it fits in to the rest of their work. I also contribute to blogs and other types of messaging. It might be a one-to-one e-mail correspondence with the user, or internal documentation for Support Services and training staff to help them get ready for a new product.
The reason we are part of the product engineering teams is because early on we are involved with defining new product functionality and testing it. That's really the only way to write something well and, as I said, we're an advocate for the doc, but of course we're also an advocate for the user. If we can't write something because the software doesn't make sense, then we very quickly go back to the developers or the architects or the product managers and say, "This functionality doesn't make sense." So we're not in a little bubble just writing—for me, that's what keeps my job interesting.
And are you the only documentation product engineer for ArcGIS Online?
I'm the only full time documentation product engineer, but there are about 10 to 15 other authors who contribute content for their component of the product. For example, the spatial analysis team writes all the topics that relate to the tools in our MapViewer where you can do spatial analysis. We have folks who write the topics that relate to hosted web services. The Zurich team writes about Web Scenes and then we have the team who writes about Web AppBuilder. I'm the publication lead—I make sure all those components are done on time and all get published on the day we release and that all the topics get handed over to the localization team for translation.
What do you think sets Esri apart as an employer?
Esri is very trusting and flexible. In some sense, the only thing that matters is that you do a good job and you get it done on time. We have a lot of collaborative meetings; people on our team are all over the world—Zurich, Beijing, and all across the US—so it's certainly not a nine-to-five job. And that works so well for me; it just fits into my lifestyle. I have to do a lot of brainstorming and the most success I've had with coming up with ideas is when I'm out running or skiing or I'm walking my dogs. So for me, it's the flexibility and a big reason why I've stayed here. And it's also the people I work with. Everybody is respectful and is interesting and is interested in each other and mostly interested in doing good work for our users. That's everybody's driving motivation.
You mentioned the collaboration with Beijing and Zurich. How do you stay connected?
Well, I will say every year I've been here collaboration across teams has gotten easier. Esri has spent good energy on making sure we all have the tools we need to get our job done, and for a team like mine that is so dispersed, the tools to communicate with each other really have been essential. So we do a lot of online meetings and while you're talking to each other on the phone, you all can see each other's screens and you can be sending each other instant messages. These multi-faceted collaborative tools really have made the conversations easier because then you can focus on the task at hand.
Tell me more about your passion for running and skiing.
For whatever reason, competing has always been a part of my life. I feel like it's part of who I am. I did triathlons in college but after graduating I didn't have the time to bike, so running was more efficient. I live in Reno (Nevada), which is made for trail running and all types of skiing. The last 15 years, I've focused on long distance trail running, up to 100 miles, but I also enjoy Nordic skiing. Tahoe has a lot of local cross country ski races so I've competed in those, but I've also gone across the country and even internationally for competitions. The last ten years my husband and I have been doing team events, ski mountaineering, which is when you skin up a hill and then you take your skins off and ski downhill over moguls or backcountry or powder. So it's been a great way to travel and stay fit, but also meet new people.
I understand you hold some records.
I think it's been broken by now, but several years ago there was a ski mountaineering race where you had 24 hours to ski as many vertical feet as you could. (In ski mountaineering they calculate how many vertical feet you've done, not miles.) So I was combining my long distance running with the ski mountaineering and I broke the world record for women.
Is there anything else you want to add?
I was thinking about talking to you today and how the running and skiing fit into my work and vice versa. I feel the skills for both are so overlapping—the work I've done at Esri has really helped my running and my skiing, and the running and skiing have helped my work because the mindset and the day-to-day are the same. So much of it is about the planning and having a goal, and then really staying focused on the goal. When I'm in a competition running 100 miles, there are many points along the way where I want to stop because it's too hard and I'm in too much pain, or I'm thirsty, or I'm hungry, or I'm cold, and I just have to remember that I really want to get to the finish line. And that's the same with the work I do here. It can be stressful and at some point in every release it feels like it's not going to come together. So just like the running and skiing, we all stay focused on the goal of improving the software or coming out with that cool new UI. In running it's tree to tree, or in skiing ski pole to ski pole—in my role here, it's getting one little project done then on to the next.
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Last week I had the pleasure of spending a couple of days with President Obama in farm country. At stops in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois we heard from the men and women who make their living in rural America about issues ranging from commodity prices, to job creation initiatives, to the environment. And we were reminded that a vibrant national economy depends on a healthy rural America.
Over the last year, I heard about many of these same subjects as I visited dozens of communities in 20 states while leading President Obama's Rural Tour - an effort to engage in a more robust dialog with folks living in rural America. In those visits I saw that there is more opportunity in rural American today than at any time in decades – but that we need to embrace new strategies to help drive that revitalization.
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The Obama administration stands ready to help communities generate wealth and build a stronger, more prosperous rural America for generations to come. And I can't wait to get out more details about this event – and to hear ideas from Americans of all stripes about how to help in that revitalization.
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'Nondescript' says more than 'plain'
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A senior British Conservative Party politician arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault said Sunday the allegations against him are "completely false."
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A senior British Conservative Party politician arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault said Sunday the allegations against him are "completely false."
Deputy House of Commons Speaker Nigel Evans, 55, was arrested on Saturday. He was questioned about sex offenses that allegedly took place between July 2009 and March 2013 and was later released on bail.
Evans - who has served in Parliament for two decades and is one of Britain's most prominent gay lawmakers - said the allegations were made by "two people well known to each other" and who until a day earlier he had regarded as friends.
"The complaints are completely false and I cannot understand why they have been made, especially as I have continued to socialize with one as recently as last week," he said, thanking colleagues and friends who echoed his own "sense of incredulity" over the allegations.
He did not address whether he would stay on as deputy speaker in his brief prepared statement on Sunday, but a spokesman for the House of Commons confirmed that Evans had asked to be excused from chairing the Queen's Speech debate due to start on Wednesday.
The debate comes after Queen Elizabeth II opens a new session of Parliament with a speech outlining the government's legislative plans, and lawmakers then debate the content of the speech over several days.
Lee Bridges, the spokesman, said Evans had asked Speaker John Bercow to excuse him from the debate in the House of Commons and that the speaker was "happy to give him that" time, which could last about a week.
British officials, including Defense Secretary Philip Hammond, expressed shock over his arrest, while Foreign Secretary William Hague called him a "popular and well-respected member of Parliament."
Evans has been a lawmaker for the Lancashire constituency since 1992. In June 2010, he was elected one of the three deputy speakers for the House of Commons.
Later that year, he told a newspaper he was gay, saying he was "tired of living a lie" and that opponents had threatened to expose his sexuality.
"I could not afford it to be used as leverage against me," he told The Mail on Sunday at the time. "I couldn't take the risk. I don't want any other MP to face that kind of nastiness again."
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These pizza fractions are a great way to help your beginning math student visualize his fractions! He'll have to determine if the pizza is cut in halves, thirds or fourths, and he'll even get a little handwriting practice in as well.
Topics: First Grade, Fractions
Updated on Aug 23, 2011
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When an enterprise builds a hybrid IaaS cloud connecting its data center to one or more public clouds, security is often a major topic along with the other challenges involved. Security is closely intertwined with the networking choices made for the hybrid cloud. Traditional networking approaches for building a hybrid cloud try to kludge together the enterprise infrastructure with the public cloud. Consequently this approach requires risky, deep "surgery" including changes to firewalls, subnets...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happe...
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Italian PM: We will not desert Afghanistan
Italy's prime minister pledged Sunday not to abandon Afghanistan as his country pulls out its troops, saying Rome will "transform" its support but not leave altogether.
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Italy's prime minister pledged Sunday not to abandon Afghanistan as his country pulls out its troops, saying Rome will "transform" its support but not leave altogether.
Mario Monti met with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Italian troops during the visit. Italy currently has about 3,500 troops in Afghanistan, most in the west of the country, and those are scheduled to leave by the end of 2014.
Monti told reporters that the pullout will not mean a break in his country's commitment. "We look forward to 2014 as a year of change but not as a year of rupture. Italy, like most other countries, will transform its support for Afghanistan, but will by no means leave Afghanistan alone," Monti told reporters in the capital city of Kabul. He noted that he and Karzai signed a partnership agreement in Rome in January for ongoing economic and development support.
Monti also said that he hoped the Afghan presidential election the same year will give the country a reason to celebrate progress. The previous presidential and parliamentary polls were marred by fraud and many Western governments are looking to the upcoming presidential vote for signs of whether the Afghan government is worth funding.
On his side, Karzai repeated a call to remove foreign observers from an election watchdog group that monitored fraud in previous votes. Karzai said putting foreigners in such a place of power threatens Afghanistan's national sovereignty.
It was this fraud monitoring panel - called the Electoral Complaints Commission - that identified nearly a third of the ballots cast for Karzai in 2009 as fraudulent, and the foreigners on the panel were seen as the driving force behind that decision.
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Posted on 4/16/14
Good product
by H
I really like the flavors that the blank cartomizers produce. They are easy to fill despite the potential for being a bit messy if overfilled. They last me a number of hours. I have had no luck in cleaning them by flushing with water and drying, but they do last a while and are inexpensive.
Posted on 3/5/14
They work
by Gil
What can I say? These cartomizers just work. They are easy to fill and the end cap fits snugly and won't fall out. The come with rubber boots on each end and in a plastic snap case (5 to a case). The plastic case comes in handy when you're out somewhere and want to carry several carts in your pocket. One word of advice though, before filling them up, thread each on onto a battery to make sure the fit. I had one (out ten) with messed up threads, better to find this out before filling. Once you find that the cartomizer fits just fine, REMOVE it from the battery before filling it up. As suggested by Halo, don't fill your cartomizers while they're attached to the battery.
Posted on 2/17/14
Great finish on the Jet Black version
by M
The Jet Black cartomizer is a decent cartomizer for the price. I really appreciate refilling my own due to the cost savings. In terms of functionality I've not really seen any difference between them and cheaper ones bought elsewhere, though I will say I love the finish on the G6 cartomizers. Kind of a soft satin finish that looks nice in black and feels good in your hands.
Posted on 2/12/14
Great product
by Anthony
Good design, I have seen plenty that have been a poor design. These are the first reusable cartomizers that I've found worth the money. They won't leak onto the batteries.
Posted on 1/22/14
amazing the difference a cartomizer can make
by Gene
I purchased some of the blank cartomizers to have a way to carry a small amount of e-liquid with me.
I went with Jet Black to match my batteries.
I found that some of the flavors I bought from another site taste much better in a cartomizer than in a mini-tank for some reason. Not 100% sure why, but not arguing.
Posted on 1/22/14
Like but not Love
by Jessica
There is no doubt that these cartomizers work extremely well. I've tried puffs off of a few other brands and it always seems that the flavor is drastically clouded by the filler material that you soak with e-liquid. But, as mentioned in other reviews, the polyfill that Halo uses works well in allowing the natural flavor of your e-juice to come through. I do notice a bit of a difference compared to when I use a tank but not enough to completely give up on them. So, at the end of the day, I would rather use my mini-tank but as far as value and portability--these cartomizers are pretty great!
Posted on 12/16/13
Very reliable
by Francois
The best thing about these in my opinion is that there is really no chance of your e-liquid leaking. If you overfill it its just a matter of cleaning it with a tissue and you won't have any leaks onto your battery. These are very consistent and look great with the G6 battery. As these use polyfill to hold the e-liquid you can taste it a bit when you take a hit. It's sort of a neutral cotton-like flavor that isn't very obtrusive but noticeable if you've used tanks. If you haven't used tanks then you'll just think it's part of the e-liquid flavor. On occasion I've switched back to these when I'm out of tanks and the taste is definitely there but I kind of like it. Can't beat the look of these on a G6.
Posted on 11/30/13
If going with Black - check out Pre-Filled flavors for $1.00 more
by LVE
Simple to use & the plastic ends come out easily. But, if you're thinking about ordering the 'black' – check out the prefilled flavors (8 to choose from). Blanks hold 1ml – so you would be getting 5ml for a buck – great deal if they have one of your favorite flavors.
Posted on 11/25/13
Great Product
by Jerry
I have been using these cartridges exclusively with both the G6 batteries and the the Triton batteries. I tried one other brand one time and didn't even finish the pack. There was no comparison. These are easy to fill and last a long time besides being able to refill multiple times. I've never had a bad one. I occasionally use the Triton Tanks at home but use the cartridges the majority of the time. They look great with all the batteries and make things nice and compact. I've been with Halo for one year now and am completely satisfied.
Posted on 11/24/13
good product
by steph
These cartomizers are a good product. They don't feel cheap, nor do they perform poorly either. The polyfil inside does not mute the flavors of the e-liquids either, which is a plus. It also doesn't make you feel like your vaping on a cotton ball, which other brands of cartomizers do. I like how you can get them in different colors as well so you can match (or even mismatch) you cartomizers and batteries.


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Two losses no matter how you lose does something to your confidence level no matter what anyone says. All great fighters will tell you that it's a mental game and Brandon needs to somehow penetrate the bubble he's in now. Honestly, I wouldn't want to gain my confidence against someone like Machida who's obviously on a huge roll.
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very true tony but idk i think brandon could beat Machide but maybe he said know because he doesnt know what the cut will be like
that may be it tom or he may not want to be involved in a boring fight that the fans are not excited about.
roy that is the bottom line right there. No one eants to fight a guy who has never had a fun fight and besides his sytle is so frustrating and I feel it is a bad match up for brandon. Machida is gonna get beat by a dangerous striker like Chuck or Wanderlei. THey will get in Machidas face and tko him but Brandon would get schooled by Machida.
In his mind he lost by technicalities. He broke his hand in the Silvia fight and was stopped early in the wierdum fight. I hear everyone say that he should fight LHW but not from his mouth.
Machida should be getting a title shot but Dana wants Chuck to have the opportunity first. If Chuck wins then he will get the next title shot after the Forrest/Ramp fight..
I liked to watch Vera fight when he was new and a much more exciting explosive fighter, he has changed his style a bit too dramatically. He is a bigger BJ Penn. Just needs to focus on his conditioning and get his mind right and get in there and drop bombs like he used to and he will be fine. As far as machiada goes, ya hes frustrating for his foes, thats why he wins, he imposses his will and makes his oppenent fight his fight, boring as hell, but his fight. Vera would get his lunch eaten by Machiada. I do agree with the fact that dana would rather see chuck, rua, or wandi fight for the belt before machiada. In my eyes any of those guys can beat rampage or get beaten by rampage


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There were many posts at the time saying he had voted for the sanctions. As to making assumptions I would rather say that I am drawing a reasonable inference. Do you have the roll call for those sanctions? That would settle the matter for me.
At the moment all I have is your assertion against the testimonies of many others who said he did support the original bill. I accept that he attached the amendment and that means to me that he supported the amended bill. He is also quite happy to be the lone vote against these new sanctions so maybe he had some "blowback" on his original support for them and changed his mind. Again not an assumption but a reasonable inference. An assumption tends to precede evidence while a inference is based upon evidence. The evidence in this case would be the other posts I read at the time plus the fact that he attached an amendment to the bill and that it also passed.
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- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- Unfortunately, it is the unwritten policy for most nurses as well.....I've got bronchitis and my employer is peeved because I had to take the day off. Dr. ordered it and encouraged tomorrow, but my...Feb 24, '11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- My pleasantly demented little old man called the police to come to his house to take his wife away because he was mad at her. While wife was telling the story I asked him if it was true. He very...Feb 23, '11
- Forum: Nursing Humor / Share Jokes
- Is he cognitively impaired? If not, then it's HIS decision whether or not to have pain medication, no matter what wife says. If she's the POA and is officially making his decisions, then you've...Feb 20, '11
- Forum: Hospice Nursing
- To the nurse I now work with: I love you! I love you! I love you! If I were going to have more children, I'd name one after you! You've made my job SO much better because of your great attitude...Feb 18, '11
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
- SEAMEN are FULL of bacteria, especially after days at sea without a shower....;)Feb 18, '11
- Forum: Ob/Gyn Nursing