On Saturday, Dr. Michael Heisler and some 30 bicyclists begin a trek taking them from Skykomish, Washington to Sioux Falls. The 1,500 mile, three week trip is a fundraiser for Andean Health and Development to support the completion of the Hesburgh Hospital in Santo Domingo, Ecuador. The mission is to raise $500,000 thousand dollars to help fully equip the hospital and support research and training.
Along the way, the group will also deliver small grant awards to four rural community clinics, including the Winner Regional Heathcare Center and the Parkston USD FARM Program at Avera St. Benedict Health Center. The bicyclists will arrive in Sioux Falls on July 4th.
Dr. Heisler is the chair of the Andean Health and Development’s advisory board. The organization is dedicated to improving rural health care in Ecuador and other rural communities throughout the Americas. He’s served as a professor at the USD Sanford School of Medicine since returning home to South Dakota in 2009. Earlier this year assumed an additional position as professor of medicine at the University of Wisconsin.
Dr. Heisler joined Dakota Midday from Washington where he was making final preparations for the 20 day bike trip.
Throughout the cozy coastal town of Rocky point, New Hampshire, Christmas lights twinkle and Josie Prescott has transformed Prescott’s Antique auction venue into a winter wonderland for her annual holiday ...
Throughout the cozy coastal town of Rocky point, New Hampshire, Christmas lights twinkle and Josie Prescott has transformed Prescott’s Antique auction venue into a winter wonderland for her annual holiday party. Josie is especially excited this year, as a recently discovered distant relative, Ian Bennington, will be attending. It appears that both Ian and Josie descent from 17th century royal mistress, Arabella Churchill. The party is a success and Ian is accepted into the group. It gives Josie an unexpected thrill to have family and unexpected dread when he vanishes.
Ian doesn’t show up for a dinner date or a lunch date with Josie’s friend Lavinia. Josie is sure he would have made it if he could. Ian’s two priceless 17th century pieces of art have gone missing. Knowing that after her nasty divorce, Lavinia is majorly in debt, and Josie can’t help but wonder if her friend his behind the theft and, perhaps, Ian’s disappearance.
Josie is determined to find Ian and uses her knowledge of antiques to track the stolen artwork. In doing so, she learns to true meaning of Christmas and of family. Jane Cleland’s Ornaments of Death is another masterful addition to the Josie Prescott series.
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Suggestions for Schema 1.1 from Jones, Matthew on 2002-04-24 (www-xml-schema-comments@w3.org from April to June 2002)
First of all ideally you would throw away XML Schema and use Relax NG instead.  I think this would be best for the industry since I believe that XML Schema is fatally flawed.  But since I gather you won't do this I would suggest the following:
1.  You need to provide an EBNF grammar for XML Schema.  You need to define what the EBNF grammar is (like all the IETF RFCs do) and you need to define the Schema using the grammar.  You also need to provide the grammar for a parser generator (lex/yacc, flex/bison, JavaCC, ANTLR take your pick although ideally you would provide them all) so that someone can create a parser easily.  I CANNOT STRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS ENOUGH!
2.  Any part of XML Schema you cannot write an EBNF grammar for should be removed.  If you can write a grammar for it then it is certainly too unwieldy a construct to have in the specification.  Likewise remove any context sensitive grammar constructs.
5.  Remove all object oriented constructs: remember most of the code in the world is NOT written in an object oriented language.
6.  Either remove or greatly simplify and fix the name space handling.  Name spaces, despite the hype, are actually a very bad construct which greatly complicate the parsing of XML documents.  Also despite claims to the contrary programming APIs (i.e. DOM) don't handle name spaces well at all.  It has already been noted that a large amount of software uses the prefix instead of the URI and also that people attempt to 'dereference' the URIs an indication the a lot of people don't understand their usage.  XML Schema completely messes up name space processing what with include/import and target name space.  
7.  Split the specification into levels or parts where implementation conform to only certain parts.  One part should be a serialization schema which should provide lowest common denominator capability.  This would mean only the primitive types in C plus arrays and structures.  This would make serialization in things like SOAP a whole lot more sensible.  You might have a primitive type schema (int, float, double...) an extended type part (date, time..) an aggregate type part (array, struct...), a serialization schema (see above), a data base schema...  These schemas could be layered and build on top of one another this would allow schema to address appropriate markets and not try to solve all problems.
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