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"No longer mourn for me when I am deadThan you shall hear the surly sullen bellGive warning to the world that I am fledFrom this vile world, with vilest worms to dwell."
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"Haply I think on thee, and then my state,Like to the lark at break of day arisingFrom sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven's gate;For thy sweet love remembered such wealth bringsThat then I scorn to change my state with kings."


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John Winston Spencer Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough
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John Winston Spencer Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough
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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson is the first female to be awarded a doctor's licence. She is also involved in collecting signatures for the Manchester Suffrage Committee, the first suffrage organisation, formed this year. John Stuart Mill was also elected to parliament this year on the platform of women's suffrage.Palmerston dies in October, and is replaced as leader of the Liberal government by his Foreign Secretary, Lord Russell.Art and science
Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland is published, inspired by Carroll's relationship (as Oxford don Sir Charles Dodgson) with his friend Henry George Liddell's daughter Alice.Matthew Arnold publishes the first series of Essays in Criticism, a defining text in the development of English literature as an academic discipline.International
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Abstract We introduce ∗-structures on braided groups and braided matrices. Using this, we show that the quantum double D( U q (su 2)) can be viewed as the quantum algebra of observables of a quantum particle moving on a hyperboloid in q-Minkowski space (a three-sphere in the Lorenz metric), and with the role of angular momemtum played by U q (su 2). This provides a new example of a quantum system whose algebra of observables is a Hopf algebra. Furthermore, its dual Hopf algebra can also be viewed as a quantum algebra of observables, of another quantum system. This time the position space is a q-deformation of SL(2, R ) and the momentum group is U q (su ∗ 2) where su ∗ 2is the Drinfeld dual Lie algebra of su 2. Similar results hold for the quantum double and its dual of a general quantum group.


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Americans know more about "The Simpsons" than the First Amendment, a McCormick Tribune Freedom Museum study says, as if we needed a study. One in four Americans can name more than one First Amendment freedoms, but more than half can name at least two members of the cartoon family. "D'oh!"
Some things just resonate better with media-saturated culture. This isn't entirely negative. It can be shorthand for remembering what's important. Great movie quotes register with contemporary consciousness precisely because they touch something meaningful in us. It's not so much life imitating movies, as movies telling us about life.
To make political and social realities more meaningful let's call on a few memorable sound bites. They are, after all, "the stuff dreams are made of."
The faltering sequester in Washington, the ever-expanding debt ceiling and our balanced-budget-averse politicos reveal something obvious about American leadership. It's devoid of leaders. Otherwise, long ago we would have trimmed expectations, bridled spending and tempered appetites. But most Americans remain blind to the obvious truth that Washington is the problem. We know this because most Americans still expect Washington to fix what Washington messed up.
To explain what really is happening, let's draw from that seminal American flick, "Animal House":
Otter: "I think that this situation absolutely requires a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part!"
Bluto: "We're just the guys to do it."
Put that way, even frat brothers ought to be able to understand the mindless fumbling that passes for wisdom in D.C. As Mark Twain put it, "Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself."
Headlines announced last week that President Barack Obama had called in computer "experts" to fix the Obamacare Rube Goldbergesque online registration device. Anyone familiar with the finale from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" immediately recognized what was going on. The scene shows the ark being boxed up and wheeled into a vast storehouse of countless other boxed-up items under government control, never to be seen again, let alone remedied.
Maj. Eaton: "We have top men working on it now."
Indiana Jones: "Who?"
Maj. Eaton: "Top ... men."
We are assured that similar "top" people are busily at work on the Obamacare online disaster, even as you read these words. Don't expect a workable solution anytime soon.
Meanwhile, the Obama-friendly mainstream media places blame for what's amiss by seeking out their favorite culprits: Republicans, particularly of the Tea Party-inclination. As police Capt. Louis Renault said in "Casablanca," "Round up the usual suspects."
Washington doesn't have a monopoly on such inanities. California, after all, is the home of Hollywood. That's why it's not surprising that California also is home of the don't-expect-it-to-run-any-time-soon high-speed rail. Voters were told in 2008 that the train to quickly link Northern and Southern California would cost about half of what it's currently expected to cost, that it would average more than 200 mph, or about twice what it's likely to average, if it's ever built, and would be ready to roll by 2020, even though environmental challenges, lawsuits and a serious lack of funding guarantee that estimate isn't even in the ballpark.
The predictable Hollywoodesque response in Sacramento has been to press ahead nevertheless, based on the unrealistic notion that if track can be laid, someone will pay to ride on it. If this sounds familiar, it's because the film "Field of Dreams" was based on the same principle: "If you build it, he will come." "Field of Dreams," of course, was a charming movie. And a fantasy. Fiction. Never happened in real life. Like California's superfast train.
When, as is inevitable, schemers must admit that what they attempted has failed, and the public grudgingly concedes that their hopes have been dashed, it's like a scene from the best movie ever made, "Casablanca." Remember when Capt. Renault orders Rick's Café to close?
Rick: "How can you close me up? On what grounds?"
Capt. Renault: "I'm shocked, shocked, to find that gambling is going on in here!"
[A croupier hands Renault a pile of money]
Croupier: "Your winnings, sir."
Capt. Renault: "Oh, thank you very much. Everybody out at once!"
Yes, the hypocrisy of government is, as Forrest Gump might observe, like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get, but rest assured, you're going to get it. Thanks to governmental schemes and ineptitude, too many Americans are being reduced to the poor suckers Auntie Mame spoke of in that eponymously titled movie:
"Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!"
At what point will Americans, movie-lovers and "Simpsons" aficionados alike, agree with Howard Beale, the outraged, demented TV news anchorman in "Network," and shout, "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!"?
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WO: Weekly Obsessions
The mid-week back-to-work struggle is real, people. I don't know if I've ever been more envious of those with Spring Breaks than I am today. And without my dear friend caffeine by my side, it's safe to say I'll be asleep by 8 tonight.
- "Grease" Sing-along: The Castro Theatre has done it again — this time, with everyone's favorite bad-boy-meets-good-girl story. My cousin and I went with a friend Friday night, and I still have some of the songs stuck in my head. From the impossible glow sticks to the kissy noises, I'm convinced there's no better way to watch a musical than with props and a sing-along show.
- Hot Cookie: This might be the most iconic dessert spot in all of SF. Nestled in the heart of the Castro district, Hot Cookie has some verrry NSFW nibbles that are as scrumptious as they are scandalous. I personally love the Butch Bar and the Sticky Nikki. Yeah, you heard me.
- Anchor Brewing: My dad would have been 67 on Monday, so to celebrate, we toured Anchor Brewing and raised a glass in his honor. Ryan led us on an interactive and engaging walk, then poured us many samples to enjoy. It's something I know Slick Rick would have loved. Cheers, big guy.
- Season Finales: I'll never understand the need to post spoilers on social media — particularly as I'm on that West Coast delay for most programming — so I won't get specific. But this week's finales for both "The Bachelor" and "This Is Us" were disappointing. One didn't give me the ending I so craved, while the other was too long and drawn-out. I'll let you guess which is which 😉 Here's hoping the next seasons of both don't leave us hanging too long.
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Happy International Women's Day! I hope you're all able to celebrate the women in your lives every day, but especially so today. If you're anything like me, you dug out your LRD and toasted the fab females you're lucky to love 😉
- Shannon's visiting!: Hot off the heels of my former roomie's visit, my cousin Shannon arrives tomorrow! It'll be her first trip to California and I hope to make it a memorable one. She always brings out the big kid in me, and I always… well, I always entertain her with my impatience for tourists. Just look at those mischievous smirks — it should be a hoot!
- Beach Blanket Babylon: As much as I don't love tourists or touristy things, I will happily see this campy, historical revue in SF anytime! I took Erica last week and am excited to return tomorrow night with Shannon. The hats and humor are outrageous, the songs are fantastic and it truly is a can't-miss experience.
- JLSF March Madness Kickoff Party: As Provisional (AKA first-year) members of the Junior League of San Francisco, we put on a fundraiser for the League. Our March Madness Kickoff Party is next Thursday, March 16, and is sure to be a success. We'll have a silent auction, wine pull, photo booth and games — what's not to love? Get your tickets (or make a donation) here.
- "Girls" – Beyoncé: This isn't my fave of Beyoncé's body of work, but there is arguably no better female anthem than this. Top five, at least. I heard it blasting in my barre class this morning, on my Chariot ride to work (props to Maria for the lady power!), and am pumping it now for good vibes only. Who run this mother?
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WO: Weekly Obsessions
I remember when I first started these WOs years ago, how I made the genius decision to post them on Wednesdays. "Weekly" and "Wednesday" were a natural fit, obvs. I can't tell you how thrilled I am with myself on a regular basis for that decision, as I often find myself wondering what day it even is, and I have these WOs to keep my head on straight.
- That Oscars Snafu: As lengthy as the Academy Awards always run, everyone was glued to their sets in the final moments of this year's show. I loved the snack parachutes, the speeches, the unsuspecting tourists — but all we can talk about is the major mistake by PwC partner Brian Cullinan. And while I'm sure he feels like a total buffoon for botching the film industry's biggest award, maybe he'll think twice the next time he tweets. Bonus: Steve Harvey can rest a little easier now.
- Erica's visiting!: My former NYC roomie, whom I met on our study abroad to London and Ireland, comes to visit tomorrow! I couldn't be more excited to show her around SF and recreate our many gut-busting montages. Whether we're bottomless brunching, quoting "Clueless" or just generally being hilarious, I have no doubt we'll have a blast. Sonasaaaa!
- Ash Wednesday: It's that time of year, folks! Not to mention, the most memorable Wednesday of the year. You've seen us crazy Catholics, no doubt, parading around with ashes on our foreheads — despite the Lenten lesson being to NOT tell people you're suffering 😫 I burned my wrist on my curling wand this morning, so it's safe to say I did not give up swear words. Here's hoping the next 40ish days are restorative and reflective for us all.
- Laugh Tracks – Grief Thief: I'm fortunate to be surrounded by incredibly talented people — one of whom is the lead vocalist, guitarist, and man responsible for the music and lyrics on this album. Have a listen at GriefThief.com, and throw a fiver their way for the full experience. I missed their show last weekend but will be sure to catch the next set… I couldn't be happier for Richard and the Grief Thief guys!
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WO: Weekly Obsessions
It's been a whirlwind week, to say the least. While some of my closest friends here have announced their impending departures to other cities, I've also heard from friends afar about their plans to relocate here. "Bittersweet" doesn't even come close to describing it.
In the meantime, I haven't been able to corral my thoughts into my regular weekly wrap-up. I'm excited about the 10-minute "Love Actually" sequel; I still haven't watched this year's GRAMMYs (a first for me!); I'm loving this new mani color and I can't stop listening to "Different for Girls" by Dierks Bentley f. Elle King.
To say I'm all over the place is an understatement.
Couple that with Valentine's Day (do you see what I did there), social commitments, some potential moves of my own, and I'm in a frenzy to keep it all together.
So in the wake of a formal WO, please enjoy these images of the ultimate Galentine, Leslie Knope. Xoxo 💕


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DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD) A single case study: an evaluation of the impact of the implementation of the Primary Health Care Strategy on the primary health care nursing workforce in Tairawhiti. Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Supervisors: Jenny Carryer Stephen Neville
Rationale for the study O In the years since the release of the Strategy, little had changed for primary health care nursing as a specialty area of practice. O I was not convinced that the primary health care nursing workforce was effectively deployed in Tairawhiti to improve the health of our most vulnerable communities. O I was not persuaded that this workforce had developed as anticipated. O I wanted to know why this was so and how it had occurred. DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Intent of the study O I wanted to explore events and process in the local implementation of the Primary Health Care Strategy. O I sought to understand to what degree it had influenced the role of the primary health care nursing workforce from the participant's perception. O I formulated the following two questions: 1. What change has occurred within the primary health care nursing workforce in Tairawhiti since the implementation of the Primary Health Care Strategy, how and why did this come about? 2. What factors influenced the deployment of primary health care nurses in Tairawhiti? DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Philosophical & methodological considerations DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD) Epistemology Constructionism Research Theory Diffusion of innovation Theoretical perspective Interpretivist Methodology Instrumental case study Method Focus groups, individual interviews, document audit
Context of the case DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Making sense of the Strategy O Lack of a local strategic plan for primary health care development in Tairawhiti O Little evidence in Tairawhiti of steps taken in moving toward a state of readiness O Initially the propensity to act was high as evidenced by activity around PHO development, the mainstay of the changes that took place. O Limited participant understanding of the Strategy negatively influenced the implementation processes. DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Multiple layers of resistance O The DHB was not ready to adopt the broader intent of the Primary Health Care Strategy O GPs managed to firmly retain power and control O The majority of nurses were unaware of the changes taking place around them O Reform weariness was also evident and negated the appetite for change. DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Primary health care nursing investment O Innovative models of nursing practice looked promising - Tairawhiti was successful in its bid for innovation funding provided by the MoH. Once the funding expired, so did support for the project. O Traditional models of service delivery continued with limited gain for nursing, or for the population of Tairawhiti. O Participation at governance level was the least developed goal identified; at odds with existing beliefs O Paucity of nursing leadership across primary health care in Tairawhiti O Education and career development gained the most traction of all five investing in health goals DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Contribution to knowledge O Most studies on the Strategy have concentrated on PHO formation and fee reduction O One of the least studied aspects of policy change is knowledge on how and why social structures, internal and external influences and diffusion processes affect the adoption of policy driven innovations in health. Yet, as this research demonstrates, such factors are powerful predictors of whether an innovation will be adopted or not O This case gives rise to knowledge which contributes to the cumulative knowledge of primary health care nursing O Demonstrated the necessity for the nursing workforce to be active in the health planning and decision-making O Provided new insights into what change occurred for primary health care nursing in Tairawhiti O Increased understanding of the challenges and opportunities offered by the Primary Health Care Strategy DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
Recommendations O Policy development must include in its design, programmes that are congruent with the values and goals of major stakeholder groups. O The concepts of the diffusion of innovation theory are used to guide and implement policy change in the future O A dedicated primary health care project manager in each DHB to lead implementation O Necessary resources provided O Nurses are actively engage in the change. Nurses must be part of the decision-making O Nurses must produce sound evidence of their contribution to health care DR Heather Robertson (RN PhD)
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Keyboard letter keys not working inside VM over ssh
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Priority: | major | Component: | other |
Version: | VirtualBox 4.1.2 | Keywords: | |
Cc: | Guest type: | Windows | |
Host type: | other |
Description (last modified by frank) (diff)
I am opening up a Windows 7 guest from an ssh session to an openSUSE 11.4 machine (using the -X flag). I am running ssh on an aluminum Macbook in terminal.
The letter keys on the keyboard are not functioning within the VM. Function keys, caps lock, delete, space, etc. all work. Any help would appreciated and I would be glad to give any additional information required, thank you!
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