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The Paramedic's Diary: February 2013

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Tuesday, 19 February 2013. Getting back on the horse. I'm going to ease myself back into writing this blog; it's been a long time since I recorded patient-related events in detail, so forgive me if things start off a little slow. My first patient, an 80 year-old lady with a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), asked me when I was going back to Scotland. She didn't ask me in a 'I am interested in whether you will be returning to your roots at some time in the future' kind of way, but more in a 'why don't yo...

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The Paramedic's Diary: Four nights shifts and an egg and spoon race

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Wednesday, 9 July 2014. Four nights shifts and an egg and spoon race. I'm very tired after this latest run of four. These nights seem to be getting longer and longer as we are continually hammered from the moment we sign on duty until we make our weak attempts to get home on time. Maybe so. Maybe they're right to be so unimpressed. Is an example of simplicity in brotherhood. It applies to doctors but doesn't apply to us. I love my job; I don't particularly love the way it runs. I want us to be strict...

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The Paramedic's Diary: April 2014

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Tuesday, 22 April 2014. It has been more than a year since my last post and there have been many changes. I have changed, my job has changed and the profession has changed. Its simply not what it used to be. A change in my posting methodology is required; I need to write only that which is relevant and neutral while I am professionally bound to one or the other. This is the way of things these days. I still care deeply about my patients and I still love what I do (when I'm doing it properly) but I'm less...

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The Paramedic's Diary: November 2012

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Saturday, 3 November 2012. During the years I have been writing this blog, I have been asked to add links so that others can advertise their services and products. I have also been sent hundreds of comments that look as if they are genuine but often contain links to commercial websites or products. This post was written as a heart-felt farewell to my dead son, so I find it a little insensitive that those of you with no more than a commercial interest in posting on my blog would choose. Links to this post.

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Bootable Java CD

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Installing Java on a bootable CD. Bart's PE Builder is a tool that lets you build a bootable Windows CD ROM or DVD using Windows XP or Windows Server 2003. This is a quick guide to setting up a plugin for Bart's PE Builder v3. That will allow you to install a Java Runtime and run Java programs directly from CD, without requiring any hard disk. Installing the Java Runtime. Files required for the Java Runtime plugin. In the PE Builder plugins directory. Now go to. C: Program Files Java j2re1.4.2. When you ...

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Licenses

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Where indicated, each software product available from www.jibble.org is dual-licensed. This allows you to choose between the GNU General Public License. GPL) and the www.jibble.org Commercial License. Since the GPL may be too restrictive for use in a proprietary application, a commercial license is also provided. Permission to use the software in proprietary applications. Single, multiple, or unlimited user licenses. Allows unlimited, royalty-free distribution of your product. You can now purchase.

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CatMinders: 08-Jan-2011

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Day to day musings of a cat minder/ sitter in North Tyneside and Newcastle upon Tyne . For details of services go to http:/ www.catminders.biz. Saturday, 8 January 2011. Christmas update in pictures :Snow: CatMinding. We spent Christmas Day here . Hair raising /exciting drive to get there. A quick walk before dinner. Chilly Sheep watch the silly greyhound skidding in the snow on Christmas Day. The week before Christmas. Alice checks who has been on her patch. Is it a Cat or What? As to that final photogr...

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Making Electricity Usage Graphs with the Current Cost device

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Making Electricity Usage Graphs with the Current Cost device. This page shows how I set up a Current Cost device to monitor my home power usage directly from my electricity meter. (Am I the first non-IBM Hursley employee to be doing this, I wonder? You'll need the following things:. Device and clamp meter. A serial cable that fits the current cost device. A Linux box or virtual machine to log the data, e.g. Ubuntu, Debian, etc. Apache and PHP if you want to present things nicely. Note that the above is s...

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Java Mini Web Server

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Java Mini Web Server. A small web server, less than 4kb in size! This is a very small. Standalone web server written in Java. It is packaged in a jar file and may also be used within your own Java programs. How big is the program? The entire program is less than 4kb in size. To be precise, it is 4095 bytes (4kb is 4096 bytes). This HTML page is much larger! Starting the Web Server (standalone mode). To execute the web server, issue the following command: -. Java -jar SimpleWebServer.jar. If you need help.