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- Visit ESJ - Archives Java Report JOOP Application Development Trends Articles SOA Testing: Reaching the Entire Enterprise 3/9/2007 By Chris Kanaracus The way Jim Murphy sees it, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) presents both promise and peril for corporate developers tasked with developing a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).

Microsoft's new .NET technology for developing and executing Web services-based distributed systems works as advertised, he says - but that's the problem.

"[WCF] makes getting going and writing Web services easy to do.

The danger that exists is that you'll create a Wild West ...

[of] this profusion of Web services because they're easy to do, and you miss the whole point of a [SOA]," says Murphy, vice president of product management at...

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Health IT Resources Events Federal HIT Sites Funding Opportunities International HIT Sites Legislation Professional Associations Recommended Reading Standards State and Local HIT Sites White papers Partners Editorial Calendar Advertise Write us About us DOD data delays slow VA medical care to soldiers ADVERTISEMENT BY Mary Mosquera Published on March 9, 2007 Related Links The Department of Veterans Affairs has problems accessing service members’ real-time medical data to provide them a seamless transition from the Military Health System to the VA’s health system.The Government Accountability Office is most concerned about the Defense Department’s delays in sharing medical data because that postpones the start of injured soldiers’ rehabilitation, said Cynthia Bascetta, GAO’s director of health care issues, at a hearing March 8 of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee’s Oversight and Investigation Subcommittee.“A delay in the start of rehabilitation means there can be deficits that can’t be made up,” she told lawmakers.

Screening for post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury has to start earlier at DOD for proper care, she told lawmakers.The hearing is a response to the revelation of poor treatment of injured soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., during their outpatient care.The VA has develop...

...ba href=/stress management/a/b may also help your job satisfaction.

Make sure that life outside of work is rewarding.

Find time to do the things you love most, the things that make life wonderful.

Create peacefulness in your work environment by creating silence or listening to relaxing music, by clearing up clutter (even if only in a small corner), by displaying symbols of peacefulness such as a photo or an inspiring quote or a memento from a great holiday (when you look at these things remember to relax your muscles and just breathe).

If things at work have not improved even though you have set better boundaries, spoken to your supervisor and worked to reduce your stress level, thinking about a new job is a good idea.

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