pci-address: 0000:06:00.0, ip: 192.168.100.10, gateway: 192.168.100.1, netmask: "
          "255.255.255.0, dhcp: true }, eth1: {pci-address: 0000:06:00.1, dhcp: true} }";
    BOOST_REQUIRE_THROW(parse_config(ss), config_exception);
}

BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE(test_ip_missing_if_thrown) {
    std::stringstream ss;
    ss << "{eth0: {pci-address: 0000:06:00.0, gateway: 192.168.100.1, netmask: 255.255.255.0 }, "
          "eth1: {pci-address: 0000:06:00.1, dhcp: true} }";
    BOOST_REQUIRE_THROW(parse_config(ss), config_exception);
}
Boston, MA – Patient engagement has been a common theme in our trend reports. There is an increasing want from consumers to obtain their health records. The OpenNotes Project has the potential to add to that engagement in a huge way and has just received new joint backing from Cambria Health Foundation, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Peterson Center on Healthcare, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. If you aren’t familiar the project is based around the simple goal to enable patients to see their doctors’ visit notes. This is done by opening up access to EHR data. There have been several trials involving OpenNotes and, “the research shows increasingly that patients can benefit greatly from reading the notes taken during a medical visit. They tell us they feel more in control of their care and are more likely to follow up on recommendations,” said Jan Walkeheatr, RN, MBA, co-founder of OpenNotes and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and BIDMC. This powerful new tool boasts that 99 percent of patients wanted to continue with open access after the study ended.The origin of “M. F.” is coming from my mom and dad’s name. With my pure heart, I sincerely pass down blessing and happiness to our next generation.
Growth: From personal growth drive company growth, from company growth create all member’s happiness.
Reformation: Understand yourself, cultivate yourself, reduce weakness and increase strengths. Adapt to the environment, always looking for new opportunity and avoid risk.
Creation: Systematized, institutionalized, and commercialized those forward-looking ideas.
We care about energy saving, environment protection and social responsibility. We educate our children to be polite and positive manner. COMOSS spirit continuously influence all our member and our group from the day that COMOSS established.If you’ve worked in an organization big enough to have departments, then you know that these departments don’t always get along. Sometimes it’s personality-driven, sometimes it’s policy-driven, sometimes it’s resources-driven – whatever the reason may be, it impacts people’s ability to do their work.
The two groups most cited as obstacles are HR and IT, and it’s not hard to guess why. Departments look at HR as the “Policy Police,” hindering the flow of operations at all times, trying to find reasons to say no. And IT gets blamed for every computer issue imaginable – including user error, hurricanes and power outages.
Ironically, these two departments, which should be united in their role as corporate outcasts, tend to be more at odds with each other than any other department. As software solutions have evolved from on-premise to the cloud, the role of IT has shifted from doer to advisor, and HR’s role has moved from user to owner – and neither group seems comfortable with the transition. Transformation is hard enough without the added stress of in-fighting.
Historically, IT “owns” systems, and it has been hard for them to let go of “owning” a cloud-based system. And, historically, HR has only been a user of the system. Now fast forward to the cloud. As the transition from on-premise to the cloud takes place, HR is trying to take on the role of configurator and owner but are getting some headwinds from IT. In some ways, the pushback is understandable – when the traditional roles change, it can be difficult to find a new normal and there can be friction. With collaboration between the two teams, this change can be positive, and the right responsibilities will end up in the right organization.
HR is closest to the work and can leverage their knowledge of the organization’s strategies to ensure that the right priorities are being set. What HR does not want to take on are integrations, single sign on set up, and coding – they would want to leave that up to the experts. HR and IT just need to collaborate, collaborate, collaborate. This will not only help these organizations but help the entire organization.
Recognize common goals: In most cases, both HR and IT have the same goal – enable the success of the business. It’s easy to lose sight of this when change anxiety creeps in and people start protecting territory. By acknowledging common goals, HR and IT can work together to find the best possible outcome.
Clearly define roles and expectations: You’ve heard the saying, “If everyone owns it, no one owns it?” This is especially true in this case. Take the time to answer the who, what, why, how. Defining these will help the entire organization clearly understand business processes and who owns what, mitigating frustration and finger-pointing.
Give up the ego: Just remember, you all work for the same company. Posturing isn’t a good look on anybody.
Learn the business: This is just good advice in general, and it applies equally to HR and IT. Ifyou don’t know what is going on in the business, then trying to help them is practically impossible.
Establish a strong governance process: Once you’ve established the new normal, you need to make sure you can maintain it. Knowing how to intake requests, manage releases, manage incidents, and prioritize the work is crucial to keeping your software working FOR you, not against you. We can’t emphasize the importance of this enough– we see this as a big fail with most companies. In fact, it’s typically the catalyst for major optimization projects.
No matter what industry you’re in, or the size of your organization, IT and HR need to find a way to work together. The good news is, it can be done. Taking the time to establish defined roles and a good governance system will save you time, money and heartache in the long run.
Kimberly Carroll loves change and helping others through her role at IA. Kimberly’s clients look to her as a sounding board, therapist and mentor. She is passionate about change and using her background to influence HR leaders to truly transform their organizations.A lot of “opportunities to learn,” and chances to learn about and practice whatever it is you are trying to get good at.
Teachers who engage in active teaching are the instructional leaders of their classrooms; they are fully knowledgeable about the content and purposes of the instruction they present and about the instructional goals they wish to accomplish.
The learner must do something with the material he is studying if he is to learn much from it.
Involves asking students to do something they already know how to do.
Involves showing or telling students how to do something that they do not yet know how to do.
There is no way for a learner to know whether he is on the right track unless he receives some sort of response.
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You can 100% have your opinions on it and I hope you get elected wherever you are and implement whatever practices you believe to be right in your area. Power to you. 
In reality, people need homes. Whether it’s a good or bad practice, landlords exist. Whether you’re renting from the state, from private people, from family, whatever it is. 
And that said, I am 100% within my right to ask questions without needing to be vilified by strangers online. If you want to actually answer my question