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Get involved in the writing community. Take a class, sign up for an event, or check out local resources for writers. In Minnesota, there are lots of options for writers to get involved. I recently stumbled across this handy list of Resources for Minnesota Writers, provided by the Friends of the St. Paul Public Library.
Consider writing something you’ve never written before. Have you always wanted to pen your memoirs? How about putting together a family history book or researching a person’s life and then writing a biography? Writers aren’t limited to one genre; in fact, writing something completely different can be highly rewarding and liberating – even if you don’t go on to publish it. So give some serious thought to a totally new project.
Read, read, read. If you want to become a better writer, it’s what you have to do. Gather a pile of reading material, from magazine articles to a list of interesting blog sites to books. Then spend some quality time enjoying and learning from other writers and authors. It can be the single most important thing you’ll do all year.
Not quite ready to start writing? Give any of these prewriting tasks a try, and see how quickly January - and your writing slump - slip by.
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Ok so my family has cut me off and ive been living in my car for like 7 months now... i have a job lined up. I live in my car and i really need money for gas for this new job, and food, and my car needs maintenance bad.. i hate to ask but, how do i go about begging for money. My birthdays in 3 days i was hoping my family would give me some money, but they wont answer my calls still. I feel bad stealing ramen from walmart and im honestly an emotional wreck. I also have a uti and i need medication. I really need to find a way to get some money. But i know arlington police can be mean, my vehicle's back window is missing and its been so cold. So im desperate. How do i go about asking for money, getting money etc? Hopefully this job falls through and ill be able to have gas for work. 
P.s im sorry if this is jumbled and im speaking in tangents, im just so stressed out.NHS Norfolk confirmed that they are supportive of the Patients and Carers requirements but was having difficulty in securing an appropriate consultant. Development of the new service will fully involve Patients, Carers and LINks.
The Committee will not consider the ME/CFS Service again until the NHS Commissioners are in a position to bring forward a proposal for substantial change.
In the meantime two Committee members agreed to attend the meetings between Patients/Carers, NHS and LINks to provide a critical challenge to the work going forward.
Work is ongoing to secure a biomedical consultant and for further clinic locations in Norfolk. There are problems with identifying appropriately trained healthcare professionals to work in Suffolk. The challenge of training GP's is recognised. However it is hoped that when a consultant is in place the profile of the service will be raised.
The current service is not based on what patients have told the NHS they want, and does not provide the service model which has been commissioned by the 3 PCT's. There is a high level of unmet need especially with regard to ongoing care and acute care. NHS Gt Yarmouth & Waveney agreed that the current service can be 'tweaked' while waiting for the new service to be put in place.
Concern was expressed that the Equality and Diversity Statement signed in November 2009 by NHS Gt Yarmouth & Waveney Provider Arm. In answer to the question 'Is there a known public concern with this service?' The reply was 'no'.March 4, 2016
Written by Special Guest Blogger Isaac Brown, Lux Research
Just when you thought there were not enough Internet of Things (IoT) platform providers, three major enterprise information technology (IT) vendors released their own solutions for connecting devices to the cloud. Enterprise wearables are the interfaces between workers and the IoT. As a result, picking the right wearable is only one link for a successful system, which makes picking the right IOT platform and understanding that space equally important.
Microsoft released the Azure IoT Suite at the end of September, and Amazon followed with Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT only a week later. Oracle completed the launch of its Internet of Things Cloud Service shortly after Microsoft and Amazon; meanwhile, the SAP HANA Cloud Platform for the Internet of Things has been around for the better portion of 2015. The space is also crowded with dozens of startups that offer similar capabilities for managing devices, controlling connectivity, building applications, and integrating into other systems. Many of the startups are doomed to fail, while a handful of the more capable companies will be acquired or succeed on their own.
Over the past month, Lux has spoken with VPs and General Managers in the IoT groups at each of the above vendors. To gain a better understanding of how they are approaching the IoT market, let’s first consider their leverageable assets and respective positions in the greater IT ecosystem. AWS is the dominant public cloud provider, with at least a 50% market share of the enterprise public cloud pie – customers regard AWS for its ease of deployment and scalability. Microsoft Azure is also a leader in public cloud services, holding a large market share in both infrastructure-as-a-service and platform-as-a-service offerings – many consider Azure’s machine learning capabilities best in breed. Oracle and SAP on the other hand hold massive market share for enterprise resource planning solutions, customer relationship management software, and a variety of other operational business systems. All of these companies provide numerous products and services beyond those listed above, but their IoT groups are pushing these assets foremost as competitive differentiators for their IoT offerings.
A key differentiator in these platforms is their horizontal vs. vertical positioning – in an hour long conversation with AWS IoT’s General Manager, Kyle Roche (formerly the CEO of IoT platform startup 2lemetry, which Amazon acquired earlier this year), we focused on the broad range of system capabilities, rather than diving into any detail about use cases. A trip to the AWS IoT website reveals similar positioning as a broad horizontal platform for connecting devices – it emphasizes how the platform works, rather than what to use it for. Our discussions with Microsoft have had a similar horizontal tone; meanwhile conversations with Oracle and SAP have been much more focused on application-specific solutions. A trip to SAP’s IoT site shows that SAP is laser-focused on use cases – there is no mention of how the platform works, rather it offers links directly to a handful of application-specific solutions including “Predictive Maintenance and Service” and “Networked Logistics Hub.” Lionel Chocron, VP of Industry & IoT Cloud Solutions at Oracle, told us that Oracle has built a set of horizontal capabilities that it applies to vertical solutions, explaining that “the goal is to turn the information and assets into business process. Oracle thinks about IoT in terms of business outcomes – we start at the business application level, and then work backwards to the device level.” One message was, however, common across all four platforms: each company was adamant about the overall functionality of integrating into its other proprietary systems. For example, although all of the platforms have a specific set of APIs built for plugging into Azure platforms, Azure IoT of course has the tightest integration into other Azure platforms.
Several strategic considerations are essential when choosing the right IoT partners. For example, if an organization is a heavy user of the various AWS cloud services, then AWS IoT might be the best platform choice, especially if the goal is to connect a broad range of devices that may scale up or down in number haphazardly. If an organization is hosted on and builds applications through Azure, and wants to apply machine learning across a broad range of incoming data streams, Azure IoT is probably a good choice, especially if many of the devices to be connected run Windows Embedded operating systems. If the goal is to better leverage incoming freight telematics streams, and an organization is already tightly integrated around Oracle applications like JD Edwards or Transportation Management solutions, then Oracle is likely the way to go. Organizations should make similar considerations when exploring the IoT platform startup landscape for partnerships – the leading device management providers like Electric Imp, Particle, Arrayent, and Ayla Networks have all cultivated specific partnerships with embedded hardware manufacturers. For example, if an OEM wants to deliver a Wi-Fi-connected product and it already ships products designed with Murata microcontrollers, then Electric Imp’s tight integration with Murata hardware might make it the ideal partner. Similarly if an organization has globally distributed assets that travel across international borders, platform providers with carrier-switching and mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) capabilities – like Wyless and Telit – might make for strong partnerships, especially if they already leverage subscriber identity modules (SIMs) from Wyless or cellular modules from Telit..So I am currently trying to make a mobile account for my mum, so that she can access her bills etc,as she wants to upgrade. But she has forgotten her security answer, and I have tried everything I can think of. I have