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pServ The aim of pServ (pico Server) is to create a portable, small webserver. Coded in portable C with Unix being the main reference platform, but porting is encouraged. Portability and small footprint should enable the use of pServ on a workstation as well as
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The parents now claim that they had no idea how risky breech births were. They believe they might have chosen a safer option had Flint given them more information.
The mother, Mrs Nyree Wright, went into labour on 7 November, 1995. Upon discovering that the baby was not in the best position for home delivery, Flint drove both Mr and Mrs Wright to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. Upon arrival, she checked the baby's heartbeat. Satisfied that there was nothing to worry about, she told the couple that it was still going to be possible to have a natural birth. Mrs Wright recalls that she was glad to still "have that option open" to her.
Mrs Wright is herself a qualified midwife. The monitoring of labour was proceeding normally. But about halfway through the delivery, it became clear to her that all was not well. When the birth itself was met with silence, she became first apprehensive, and then hysterical. Then she collapsed. She had to be rushed into surgery for her placenta to be removed. She lost a large quantity of blood. Her daughter, Alicia, lived for only half an hour.
A post-mortem examination found that she had suffered a hypoxic episode (oxygen deprivation) between 12 and 24 hours before the onset of labour: this made her too weak to survive the difficult delivery.
It's this earlier episode that was the cause of death. The UK Central Council for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visiting confirmed that Flint was not responsible for the death and did not criticise her care during labour and birth. They found her guilty of taking inadequate notes, not taking temperature and pulse after delivery and failing to recognise maternal collapse an hour and a half after the birth.
Flint remained on intimate terms with the Wrights for a year after the death of their baby. Mrs Wright now claims that she did not immediately hold Flint responsible for her terrible experience. It was only when she was delivering her second child, who was also in breech, that she "was made aware of the information she should have been given" when deciding how to deliver Alicia.
But surely, as a midwife, she would have been aware of these risks already?
A few more questions: how important was it to her to have a "natural" birth? Why was it that important? How much did Mrs Wright's own views on natural childbirth as a midwife enter into the decision she made that day as a mother? Did she, like so many mothers I know, dread the thought of a Caesarean because it would be a win for the medical establishment, and so a personal defeat? Might she have been able to make a "more informed" decision had her understanding of the decision been less politicised?
This is a private tragedy, but it is cause for public concern, too, as it casts light on a turf war between midwives and the medical establishment that puts all mothers at risk, and therefore all babies.
A quick history lesson: this war has been going on for more than a century, and it has played itself out differently in different countries. In the US, for example, doctors are the big winners and midwives have little or no autonomy. Here, midwives have won enough ground so that it is normal for a woman to go through labour without once seeing a doctor.
But it's not just control that midwives in this country have campaigned for: it's a different way of giving birth. The word "natural" is perhaps misleading: the key idea is to put the mother as much as possible in charge of the process. Not just so that she'll have a positive experience on the day, but also so that she'll get off to a good start in that job for life.
If the medical establishment is slightly warmer to this humane and far- sighted approach than it used to be, this is as a direct result of 30 years of lobbying by organisations like the National Childbirth Trust and the Maternity Alliance, and high- profile campaigning by the likes of Sheila Kitzinger and Caroline Flint.
But there are no winners in this campaign. The midwives are constantly losing ground and then having to fight, and hard, to win it back. Many excellent midwife schemes have been chopped by the NHS Trust bottom-line men over the past few years; many more are under threat. So it is hardly surprising that some supporters of Caroline Flint feel this disciplinary hearing is itself part of a backlash against natural childbirth.
And as far as that big battle is concerned, I'm on her side. There is nothing better than a birth managed by a good, responsive midwife. If you have had a chance to get to know her beforehand, and if you are in a hospital where doctors and midwives work together harmoniously, you and your baby could not be in safer hands.
But compare that with the one I found myself in exactly 16 years ago, in El Paso, Texas. My daughter almost died because a proponent of natural childbirth (in this case, a doctor) was so keen to keep me out of the clutches of her "medical model" colleagues that she put off scheduling a Caesarean section for nine hours.
She waged her courageous battle with her political enemies over the telephone. Had she bothered to consult me - had anyone bothered to give me the facts - I could have told her that even though I had chosen her as a doctor because I wanted a natural birth, my ultimate goal was not to avoid surgery but to give birth to a healthy child.
In the end, I did - but only just. My daughter survived many unnecessary hours of foetal distress because she was strong. Had she suffered from an episode of hypoxia just prior to labour, it might have been a different story. I find I can no longer be dispassionate on the subject of bungled births.
In the case for which Caroline Flint was before a tribunal, it seems the politics of childbirth entered too much into the process. In their struggle to avoid the demon doctor by keeping things as natural as possible, both the mother and the midwife gave less importance to safety than they might have done in a hospital where the doctors were their friends.
This case awakens old worries about the ways in which the political battles over childbirth can impact on individual women and babies. Even the best midwife in the world cannot do her best if she is working in an environment that is hostile to her methods.
This is a great pity - there is no good medical reason why births can't be as natural as possible and, at the same time, as safe as possible. It's time for the medical establishment to stop marginalising midwives and instead work with them to create the sort of women-centred service we all deserve.
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I've looked around StackOverflow and have seen people discussing the insertRowsAtIndexPaths methods, but I haven't been able to get it to work.
[settingsPageTableView beginUpdates];
[settingsPageTableView insertRowsAtIndexPaths:tempArray withRowAnimation:UITableViewRowAnimationAutomatic];
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Do I need to put some specific code inside of the insertRowsAtIndexPaths methods? I've passed in an NSMutableArray as so:
NSIndexPath *indexPath0 = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:1 inSection:0];
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If anyone has any knowledge of how to combine static and dynamic cells in one UITableView, it would be extremely appreciated! For anyone that is familiar with the bluetooth page from the general settings on the iPhone, this is exactly what I'm looking to do. It has a variable number of devices show up as well as a static cell containing a UISwitch at the top. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?
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The German-born cinematographer Erwin Hillier became one of Britain's finest cameramen, described by the film-maker Michael Powell as "almost insanely enthusiastic". Powell and his partner Emeric Pressburger founded Archer Films, and Hillier is considered second only to Jack Cardiff as their most important cameraman. His films included two notable Archers productions,
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Erwin Hillier, cinematographer: born Berlin 2 September 1911; married Helen Yates-Southgate (one daughter); died London 10 January 2005.
The German-born cinematographer Erwin Hillier became one of Britain's finest cameramen, described by the film-maker Michael Powell as "almost insanely enthusiastic". Powell and his partner Emeric Pressburger founded Archer Films, and Hillier is considered second only to Jack Cardiff as their most important cameraman. His films included two notable Archers productions, A Canterbury Tale and I Know Where I'm Going, as well as the celebrated war film The Dam Busters and such atmospheric films noirs as The October Man and Chase a Crooked Shadow.
Born in Berlin in 1911, to English and German parents, he studied briefly at art school in the city before joining the famed Ufa studios, where the director F.W. Murnau, who had been impressed by his paintings, asked him to be an assistant on Tabu (1931).
When Hillier's father forbade his working with Murnau after discovering that the director was a promiscuous homosexual, Murnau introduced Hillier to Fritz Lang, who used him as an assistant cameraman on the classic tale of a child murderer, M (1931). At Ufa, he developed an affinity for stark contrast and highly angled compositions, and, after moving to the UK, he quickly found work as a camera assistant at Gaumont, where he contributed to films by Alfred Hitchcock and Victor Saville.
He was camera operator on Walter Forde's Jack Ahoy! (1934), a musical-comedy vehicle for Jack Hulbert, and he worked in a similar capacity on Forde's Brown on Resolution (1935), starring John Mills, and the "quota quickie" The Girl in the Crowd (1935), which first brought him to the attention of the film's director, Michael Powell. "Ernest Palmer photographed the film," recalled Powell,
but operating the camera and influencing every angle and every lighting effect was an almost insanely enthusiastic young man called Erwin Hillier. He was always dreaming up new angles, new points of view for the camera to explore, new movements for the camera to make, which would intensify the atmosphere and the action. He approved of me, because I had seen all the continental films that he had grown up with.
Hillier was camera operator on Powell's popular and enjoyable espionage tale The Spy in Black (1939), then, with the outbreak of war, he was given the opportunity to be cinematographer on several documentaries for the Ministry of Information, which led to his first feature film as cinematographer, Leslie Hiscott's comedy thriller The Lady from Lisbon (1942).
He then photographed The Silver Fleet (1943), starring Ralph Richardson as a Dutch shipping engineer who feigns collaboration with the Nazis as a cover for his guerrilla activities. The film was produced by Richardson, with Powell and Pressburger, who produced Hillier's next film, A Canterbury Tale (1944) - an offbeat drama in which Eric Portman starred as a JP who at nightfall pours glue on to local girls' hair to stop them fraternising with soldiers.
"With this film," wrote Powell in his memoirs,
Hillier sprang to the front rank. He had a keen eye for effect and texture . . . Whether in the studio or on location, we decided to go for complete realism, and he never let me down. The only thing he was a bit loony about was clouds in the sky. He detested a clear sky, and it sometimes seemed to me that he forgot about the story and the actors in order to gratify his passion. "Meekee, Meekee, please wait another few minutes," he would plead. There is a little cloud over there and it is coming our way, I'm sure it is." This would go on all day. I admired his dedication.
The critic Richard Winnington, praising the film's "pastoral progression", wrote of "the first-rate and refreshing photographic compositions of the Kentish landscape". Pressburger's nephew Kevin Macdonald cites echoes of M in A Canterbury Tale, "in particular the willingness to use almost total darkness throughout the first five minutes of the film".
Hillier then photographed one of the most exquisite of Powell-Pressburger movies, I Know Where I'm Going (1945), starring Wendy Hiller as the imperious young woman en route to marry an elderly millionaire in the Hebrides when she meets a darkly romantic naval officer (Roger Livesey). Powell described the photography, which included close-up shots of a whirlpool taken at some risk to Hillier, as, "inventive, poetic and mysterious", but the association between Powell and Hillier ended when Powell decided to use Jack Cardiff on A Matter of Life and Death (1946).
According to Powell, Hillier refused the offer to work with Cardiff and share the credit, with Hillier's name coming first:
He was a proud man and had struggled a long time to reach the top. He couldn't see this suggestion in any other way but a put-down.
Instead, Hillier worked on another Technicolor project, London Town (1946), a notoriously unsuccessful attempt to rival Hollywood's lavish musicals, its pastel photography one of the few elements to win praise.
Hillier's most distinguished work, though, was in black and white. Roy Baker's The October Man (1946), a moody, psychological thriller starring John Mills, benefited greatly from Hillier's superlative use of light and shade, and a similar mastery of chiaroscuro was apparent in such noirish movies as The Mark of Cain (1947) and Mr Perrin and Mr Traill (1948). In contrast, his colour photography for the musical Where's Charley? (1952) was appropriately bright and sunny for this light- hearted Oxford-set romp. (Alas, the film is little known today because of copyright restrictions.)
The lively farce Will Any Gentleman . . . ? (1953) began a long association between Hillier and the director Michael Anderson. Their films together included an excellent mystery with a neat twist ending, Chase a Crooked Shadow (1957), with Anne Baxter as the persecuted heroine, Shake Hands with the Devil (1959), a grim IRA thriller starring James Cagney, and The Naked Edge (1961), Gary Cooper's last film. The Quiller Memorandum (1966), with a script by Harold Pinter, starred George Segal as an agent tracking down a group of murderous neo-Nazis, and Operation Crossbow (1965) dealt with British efforts to find and destroy the Nazi bases for V-1 rockets during the Second World War.
The team's biggest success, though, was another war film, The Dam Busters (1954), an enormous hit starring Michael Redgrave as Barnes Wallis, who invented bouncing mines to destroy enemy dams, and Richard Todd as leader of the squadron that undertakes the ground-breaking mission that necessitates flying suicidally low. Todd said,
I think The Dam Busters is the best military war picture ever made. Mickey Anderson deliberately made it in black-and-white for two reasons: one was that we could use a lot of stock shots in black-and-white of the original bombs being tested. Also, he thought that colour would prettify it too much, and I think he was right. Erwin Hillier was the cameraman on it and it was very well photographed.
Hillier's last two films were made in the United States, Shoes of the Fisherman (1968) and The Valley of Gwangi (1969).
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Riskonnect announced the launch of Riskonnect UniversityTM in January to offer learning opportunities specifically designed for clients and other risk and safety professionals who want to continue learning about the industry and new tools in the industry. The inaugural course was a two-day opportunity focused on Cognos® Business Insight Advanced reporting and was met with great success and participant reaction.
"While Riskonnect is widely recognized as having the easiest to use system in the industry, training is still critical," Co-Founder and CEO Bob Morrell said. "We want clients to be as successful and as self-sufficient as they desire. So Riskonnect University represents a level of training that has never been seen before in the risk management technology industry. Through Riskonnect University, we standardized our materials into courses and expanded our offerings to accommodate varying roles and expertise." Learning opportunities are now being offered monthly from the Riskonnect University on-site training facility.
Wendi Freeman, previously Marketing Manager for Riskonnect, was tapped as Marketing and Training Manager, to lead Riskonnect University. "We have put together an extensive program with courses covering all skill levels of risk and safety information and technology," Freeman said. "Our course leaders are professionals who have decades of expertise in the industry, many of whom are employees of Riskonnect. We also pull in course leaders from numerous other industry sources. We look forward to providing the industry with extended learning opportunities that will allow them to not only be better at their jobs, but also to be equipped with the knowledge and understanding to perform adeptly using the most advanced risk management technology."
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Riskonnect, Inc. is the provider of a premier, enterprise-class technology platform for the risk management industry. As an independent innovator in risk management software, Riskonnect develops and markets a growing suite of software solutions on a world-class cloud computing model, helping clients elevate their risk management programs, safety solutions and programs for management of risks across the enterprise. Through its strategic, operational and insurable risk software applications, Riskonnect provides the risk management industry with the specific, configurable solutions needed to reduce losses, control risk and affect shareholder value. For more information about Riskonnect, contact us at www.riskonnect.com, email [email protected] or call +1 770-790-4700.
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dropped wifi connection too same issue here.... it will be running fine then all of a sudden my tv will drop the connection... my phone still is running fine but I can't relink the two on a stable connection unless toggle the wifi on and off on both devices... but will eventually lose the connection after sometime.. 1-3 times during a single episode viewing on tv is avg to mess with dropped connections via hotspot
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I am not sure if this is the right place to post this thread. But I need help on tips to negotiate or talk about compensation in a LTC facility. I am a new grad and I have a meeting with a Director... Read More
0Aug 30, '10 by kasendamiles86I feel cheated I live in Ohio, new grad RN. Well I have two prn jobs one pays $24 the other $27.50. Then I have my ft job which pay $22.54 (cheated) for 7p-7a,I will not be getting a raise due to budget cuts,and no shift diff.
0Aug 30, '10 by michelle126I'd love to find out what seasoned nurses are making in some of your areas. The new grad LTC rates are awesome. I know they don't pay that much in SW PA.
0Sep 4, '10 by laughing weasel30.00 dollars home health-care Dallas. I was told by my boss that is the rate. I am still an LVN.
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The Internet is full of many wonderful things, among them how to play guitar, how to redecorate your house, and also, how to draw a cat, complete with a party hat. [Flickr]
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You already buy your coffee tables, pillows, couches, bookshelves, and meatballs from IKEA — are you ready to take the next step and buy your house there too? Ready or not, it will soon be an option: IKEA has teamed up with design firm Ideabox to produce eco-friendly prefabricated homes. The one-bedroom units are built with green materials, come fully furnished in IKEA design schemes, and are actually kind of a steal at $79,500. Obviously this is huge news for those of us who've been wanting to take our "500 Days Of Summer" roleplaying to the next level, but anyone who enjoys decorating their own space is probably going to take a pass.
How about you? Would you live in an IKEA house? [Babble]
The other day Winona and I were walking back from getting sandwiches (women always be eating sandwiches!) and a guy on the street told me that he liked my tights. It was a mellow cat call, or what I, and other ladies from Philly, like to call a "holler." Sometimes, guys will straight up ask if they can "holler at you," but often, a holler will occur on the street or in the bar without warning. We've provided this handy chart to help you discern whether the holler you've received is of the mild, non-offensive "streetpreciation" variety, or something more sinister and wanton.*
*All hollers referred to in the above chart actually happened to a member of the Frisky staff or one of our friends, lest you think this phenomenon doesn't exist.
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With "Desperate Housewives" coming to a close this season, Sundays are desperately in need of a juicy nighttime soap to fill its Jimmy Choos. Luckily, "GCB" — which stands for "Good Christian Bitches," and is based on the book of the same name — premieres this Sunday. "GCB" is about a former mean girl Amanda (played by Leslie Bibb) who moves back home to Dallas 18 years after high school and has to face her former classmates — including Carlene, played by Kristin Chenoweth — who are skeptical that she's actually changed her ways. Have you ever come face to face with a mean girl from your past? I don't know what I would say if I ever ran into Crystal, the girl who threatened to beat me up for no reason in 8th grade… [ABC]
Anyway, in honor of the premiere of this fun new shows, we're giving away an awesome prize — including a custom Kindle — to one lucky reader. For a chance to win, all you have to do is sign up for The Frisky's newsletter by clicking here! Find out what's up for grabs and watch a preview of "GCB" after the jump! Keep reading »
I have just heard the news that my very favorite obscure '80s television show, "Rags to Riches," is going to be released on DVD in June. This is like a major event in my world. The two seasons that it ran on NBC (from 1986-1987) were some of the happiest TV moments of my childhood. (Embarrassing confession: I recorded every episode on VHS and learned them by heart. More embarrassing confession: I still have those tapes.) I imagined that, if the show continued on for a few seasons, the older orphans would grow up, move out and need to be replaced with younger orphans. And that, being the double threat (actress/singer) that I was, I would land a part on that show. Keep reading »


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Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha, chief of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), on Thursday restructured solutions for the insurgency-plagued far South and took full control of policy-making for the region.
Col Banpot Phunpien, spokesman of the Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc), said Gen Prayuth approved the restructuring on Thursday morning and it took effect at policy-making and operational levels.
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Chris Boardman: Bradley's Tour tilt shows that hard work pays off
I can't think of an area where Bradley Wiggins hasn't improved in the last four years. Physically, his weight is down to an absolute minimum in terms of staying healthy and from a tactical point of view he has got better and better. He's still learning in one sense, though, because you can't crack the Tour de France unless you are racing to win it; you have to learn to keep control and use your troops wisely. He's working on that.
Part of that learning process was in place after the Tour of Spain last year, when Bradley finished third having led for almost a week. I think it brought home to him and the team that he could win a major Tour. He and Sky identified areas that meant they could close that gap between third and first. And that degree of self-belief is critical. It takes athletes to another level of commitment that they did not know existed. Bradley has referred to that several times this year. To be so high up in a major Tour might not have been possible otherwise.
Regardless of what happens between here and Paris, he is proving to himself that everything he is doing is paying off. The relief and delight on Bradley's face when he took the yellow jersey and the stage win, and performed so well on that first mountain stage, was clear. As I know from the Olympics, no matter how well you perform you're thinking: "This doesn't happen to me, it happens to other people on the telly". You don't really believe it's going to happen until it does. Only when it happens do you think it's real.
Having the same people that he's had in Team GB in the Olympics and World Track Championships at Sky is beneficial. He has been able to grow with a group of people he trusts and he has been able to add on people like Tim Kerrison [trainer] and Sean Yates [sports director and one-time Tour de France leader]. Having that stable base has enabled him to improve. It's not as if he had to deal with a new set of people in a new pro team. He hasn't started from scratch.
Furthermore, if you don't start your season on the front foot – like Bradley did, winning races from the spring onwards – it's hard to get back on track. We've seen that with [2011 Tour de France winner] Cadel Evans. He's slightly heavier, slightly bulkier and I don't think, after a rough start to the season, that he has been the man he was.
Every race Bradley has ridden this year, he has had a mission to win, not just to be there for training. He has trained himself to deal with the pressure of having that objective of victory. It has been an interesting approach and it hasn't taken the edge off his ability to be a leader. He has interspersed that with time at home or training so he's come to the Tour with 20-odd days of racing, all full-on.
It is, to a degree, what Lance Armstrong used to do in his first half of the season, a "ride a race and disappear" strategy with no training races. Wiggins has applied it more intensively than I've ever seen before.
We should also consider his Olympic and World Championships record. Being able to ride a time trial so intensively comes from experiences like the Olympics, where you've got four-and-a-half minutes to get four years of work absolutely right. He's not alone in that: Evans, [Vincenzo] Nibali and [triple stage winner] Peter Sagan have a lot of bike-handling skills from their mountain biking past.
Whatever happens between now and Paris, this Tour de France is a landmark. At one point we had a Briton [Chris Froome] in the King of the Mountains jersey, a Briton in the yellow jersey and a Briton in the world champion's jersey [Mark Cavendish].
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