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Alabama Power Friday announced that David Cox will serve as the company's chief information officer, starting Aug. 1.
"The efficient operation of our IT systems is vital to fulfilling our obligation to provide reliable service to our customers," said Charles McCrary, Alabama Power president and CEO, in a press release. "David brings a wealth of experience to the CIO position."
As CIO, Cox will oversee the information technology operations for the Birmingham-based utilities provider, which is a subsidiary of Southern Co. (NYSE: SO.)
Cox most recently served as the IT group manager for Generation and Transmission at Alabama Power and has previously held various other positions within Alabama Power and Southern Co. Services, according to the press release. Cox is a graduate of Samford University with a bachelor of science degree in biology and geography and earned his masters of business administration from Auburn University.
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AOD Software, delivering the industry's leading integrated software solution to long-term care providers, announced today the successful participation in the national ICD-10 testing by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) with clean 999 ACK and 277CA claim detail reports. AOD is one of the first long-term care providers to pass the CMS ICD-10 testing.
AOD's solution suite, Answers™, is composed of clinical, financial, operational and point of sale solutions, and AOD is focused on confirming that all relevant components are prepared for the migration to the ICD-10 code set. Such integration of solutions allows customers to increase productivity, reduce errors, cut costs and manage a practice without overwhelming confusion or concern about industry transitions.
"AOD is committed to providing our clients with the tools they need to successfully prepare for this transition," said Charles George, CTO and VP of Research and Development. "Proactively participating in the national CMS testing was a priority, to help provide our clients with certainty that the product is ready. We want to help our clients approach the October 1st deadline with confidence. As with other regulations, we have focused on being on the leading edge of preparations so our customers are fully prepared, and the fact that Answers™ was the first Electronic Health Record to receive CCHIT® certification for LTPAC and achieve ONC-ATCB Modular Certification is another example of our forward-thinking to provide our clients with the best product and services within the industry."
AOD aims to provide a seamless transition that is highly customizable to all customers' needs. As part of that effort, ICD-9 codes will be available, along with the new ICD-10 codes, throughout the transition period. Embedded interactive mapping will provide codes for users, even when multiple codes are available for a specific case. AOD will continue to partner with its customers, providing educational tools and on-demand training, in order to make the process as seamless as possible.
To pass the ICD-10 test, two separate trials are performed by the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC). First, the 999 ACK checks the file format (ASCx12) and the NPI (National Provider Identifier) header segments for HIPAA compliance. Before submitting the UB04 for payment, validity of 277CA transmission reports is checked. In this case, test files were submitted by the Live Oak team to the Medicare contractor, Novitas Solutions, Inc. As a result, AOD's UB04 file format, with ICD-10 diagnosis codes, passed CMS testing criteria and was ready for payment.
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Within easy reach of the beach, Alta Vista De Boracay is in Boracay Island (Yapak), close to Punta Bunga Beach, Puka Beach, and Balinghai Beach. Also nearby are Boat Station 1 and Ilig-Iligan Beach.
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Alta Vista De Boracay has an outdoor pool, a steam room, and a children's pool. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. This family-friendly aparthotel offers a restaurant, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Additional amenities include an arcade/game room, barbecue grills, and a picnic area. For a surcharge, guests have access to a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request). Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests.
Rooms open to patios. The 60 air-conditioned guestrooms at Alta Vista De Boracay include minibars and safes. Wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is provided. Televisions are equipped with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, bidets, and hair dryers. All units at this 4-star aparthotel have kitchenettes with microwaves, refrigerators, coffee/tea makers, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Additional amenities include slippers and complimentary bottled water. In addition, a turndown service is offered nightly, housekeeping is available daily, and amenities available on request include in-room massages.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
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- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
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- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
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- Room service (during limited hours)
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Deaf rugby player debuts for Southland Stags
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Morgan Mitchell will make his debut for New Zealand's Southland Stags against Mid Canterbury in Oamaru on Saturday.
Nothing remarkable about that: 21-year-old Southlander makes debut for Stags in pre-season run-out. But Morgan Mitchell is deaf, and his progress highlights that disability need not kill dreams.
"To be honest I've now got self belief,'' Mitchell told Fairfax Media in New Zealand. ''I can go tell people nothing is impossible, you've just got to have self-belief. I was in a bit of a negative mood because I always thought my deafness held me back from making teams. Now I can tell people it can happen.''
Mitchell highlighted the issues he faces while unable to use his hearing aid on the pitch, saying "I can hear the odd whistle, but I just can't hear if anybody is behind me to be honest".
Mitchell said he learned to lip read at a young age but players "have basically got to be front on" for him to use that skill while playing rugby. He said that "Rugby Southland is trying to sort me out a wee cap" in order for him to wear his hearing aid during matches.
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Many soldiers' lives were saved and suffering reduced by new technologies used on the battlefield – from freeze-dried plasma reconstituted with water, self-applied tourniquets and pain-relieving lollipops.IDF surgeon-general Brig.- Gen. Prof. Yitzhak Kreiss and one of his staff doctors disclosed the innovations on Tuesday at the one-day annual Israel Medical Conference organized by the Hadassah Medical Organization held in Jerusalem.Attended by some 1,000 members of the general public, other sponsors included the capital's Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Haifa's Bnei Zion Medical Center, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and others.Kreiss, who is due to leave the IDF next year, said that three years ago his office introduced a program called Shomer Ahi (My Brother's Keeper) to reduce deaths on the battlefield and which was fully implemented in Operation Protective Edge."We didn't know we were going into this operation, but we were ready. It wasn't an easy battle, with 64 fighters dead and hundreds wounded. It will take months to analyze the results of the project to save lives and minimize injuries," he said.A major difference between the current military operation and previous ones in Gaza and other battlefields was that IDF doctors and paramedics were on the scene within seconds or minutes to treat the wounded, instead of lesser-trained medics.In addition, all soldiers on the front were supplied with special tourniquets that can be applied by a wounded-but-conscious soldier immediately after an incident, to reduce or halt the amount of bleeding. All regular and reserve soldiers in battle were supplied with personal tourniquets, Kreiss said.The IDF learned from other armies abroad and civilian medical institutions how to improve treatment of the wounded, he continued. In Operation Protective Edge, the IDF was the first army in the world to use freeze-dried plasma to improve the chances of survival of soldiers wounded in battle.There was access to hemostatic dressings to stop arterial bleeding too, and reduce bleeding from deep, penetrating injuries, bullet wounds and lacerations.When medics were not immediately available, wounded fighters' fellow soldiers had been trained to use lifesaving equipment on the spot, said Kreiss. He commended the selected hospitals around the country who performed excellently in treating the wounded.Capt. Dr. Sammy Gendler of the IDF Medical Corps, said that many battlefield deaths could be prevented if treated immediately.If there were direct hits, wounds to major blood vessels and significant head injuries that could not be operated on in the field, a soldier must be evacuated speedily to a hospital.But casualties with compressible (i.e. pressure of the hand) and even non-compressible wounds could be saved with the proper care during the fighting, he said.Gendler said that one-quarter to one-third of battle injured could be saved. He added that usually, those who don't survive, die immediately or within the first hour after being wounded."If they are still alive two hours later, they will probably survive.In Israel's previous wars, most died within minutes, up to an hour."Plasma used on the battlefield used to be frozen and difficult to use; freeze-drying makes it as simple as mixing a cold drink.The original blood is collected from large numbers of healthy soldiers, checked more than once for infectious disease and then freeze-dried and packed."During the Gaza operation, we used it on over 150 wounded soldiers."In addition to giving fighters self-applied tourniquets, instant plasma, speedy evacuation and better preventive equipment saved lives, he said.It is vital to relieve the pain of wounded soldiers, not only to prevent post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic pain later but to improve recovery from physical wounds, said Gendler.Thus candy on a stick containing fentanyl – a potent, synthetic opioid analgesic with a rapid onset and short duration of action, was given to all conscious wounded soldiers even before they were evacuated, the captain explained. "They are as good as injected morphine," though much easier to use.Among the gear were Smith goggles to cover the eyes and prevent shrapnel injuries."There were goggles before but they were hard to use, so many soldiers didn't use them.The new type looks good – even sexy – so they are willing to wear them. In addition, there are lighter helmets so they are not a burden on the heads of soldiers," Gendler said. In the future, the IDF hopes to develop light helmets that protect against shrapnel and bullets.Another technology being tested on pigs is foam to stem the bleeding of internal wounds. In the future, electric currents could be used to stop hemorrhaging and even synthetic blood could be developed, he said.Another possibility to reduce deaths was preconditioning soldiers before being wounded. It has been shown in heart surgery that stopping the oxygen supply momentarily can make the heart used to ischemia so it can survive the lack of oxygen."It works on pigs; someday, maybe in a decade, it could be used on soldiers going to battle," suggested Gendler.The medical conference was the first to be held after the Hadassah Medical Organization's deep financial crisis. Acting director-general Prof. Tamar Peretz-Yablonski said that stages of its painful recovery program were proceeding.A full feature on the conference will appear on August 31.
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Dosage of HIV Drug May Be Ineffective for Half of African-Americans
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Release Date: August 27, 2014
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The protein CYP3A5 helps to facilitate the removal of the HIV drug maraviroc from the body, lowering the levels of the drug in blood.
Most European-Americans are lacking functional CYP3A5, while nearly half of African-Americans have two functional copies of the CYP3A5 gene and make a maximum amount of the protein.
Researchers found that those with two functional copies of CYP3A5 have low — possibly ineffective — levels of maraviroc in their blood.
A simple genetic test could be used to determine effective doses on an individual basis.
Many African-Americans may not be getting effective doses of the HIV drug maraviroc, a new study from Johns Hopkins suggests. The initial dosing studies, completed before the drug was licensed in 2007, included mostly European-Americans, who generally lack a protein that is key to removing maraviroc from the body. The current study shows that people with maximum levels of the protein — including nearly half of African-Americans — end up with less maraviroc in their bodies compared to those who lack the protein even when given the same dose. A simple genetic test for the gene that makes the CYP3A5 protein could be used to determine what doses would achieve effective levels in individuals, the researchers say.
The results of the small study were published online on Aug. 12 in the journal Drug Metabolism and Disposition.
"Because African-Americans are disproportionately affected by HIV infection, it is doubly important that we get the dosing right," says Namandje Bumpus, Ph.D., an assistant professor of pharmacology and molecular sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
CYP3A5 is a protein found in abundance in liver and intestinal cells. It adds an oxygen molecule to various drugs to make them more water-soluble so they can ultimately enter the urine and leave the body. Eighty to 90 percent of European-Americans have no CYP3A5, because they have inherited two dysfunctional copies of the CYP3A5 gene.
Normally, the absence of CYP3A5 is not noticeable; a very similar protein, CYP3A4, acts on most of the same drugs. But, for a few drugs, like maraviroc and the cancer drug vincristine, CYP3A5 seems to play a particularly prominent role in helping to remove them from the body. In those cases, the presence or absence of CYP3A5 would likely affect the amount of a drug in the bloodstream, the Johns Hopkins team predicted. And since 85 percent of participants in the maraviroc dosing study were European-Americans, who typically lack functional CYP3A5, the researchers surmised that the recommended dose for maraviroc could be too low for anyone with two functional copies of the gene — including 45 percent of African-Americans.
To test this idea, the research team grouped 24 healthy volunteers according to how many functional copies of the CYP3A5 gene they had — zero, one or two. They were each given a single dose of maraviroc in the recommended dose of 300 milligrams, and each participant's blood was taken at 10 time points over 32 hours.
At almost all time points, the concentrations of maraviroc were similar for the groups with zero or one functioning copies of CYP3A5 but were lower in those with two functioning copies. Compared to those with two poorly functioning copies of the gene, those with two functioning copies had a 41 percent lower concentration overall. Importantly, as a group, those with two functioning copies had an average concentration that was just above the lowest level determined to be effective against the virus. And four of the eight had individual average concentrations that dropped below that.
"The trend we saw was that the more functional CYP3A5 a person had, the faster maraviroc was processed and left the body, so the lower its concentration in the bloodstream," explains Bumpus. "What's nice is that, if a larger study confirms that we are underdosing this group, a simple genetic test prior to dosing decisions could rectify the situation."
She adds that this study highlights the importance of designing clinical trials in which the participants are as ethnically diverse as the population to be treated.
The study was a collaboration of Yanhui Lu, Craig Hendrix, Edward Fuchs and Bumpus, all of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
This work was supported by grants from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, which is funded in part by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (UL1 TR 001079), the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Research Resources (1S10-RR027733) and the Pendleton Foundation Trust.
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The Who @ Kilburn 1977
Today The Who @ Kilburn 1977 is released on DVD and Blu-Ray!! You've seen a bit of this concert in The Kids are Alright, now you can see the whole show!
This is HIGHLY recommended for ALL fans of The Who!
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Music DVD Review: The Who At Kilburn 1977
The Who At Kilburn 1977 is, for a variety of reasons, a must-see, must-have DVD for Who fans
It captures the Who at a time when they were arguably the greatest live rock and roll band in the world — and certainly at a time when they were at their commercial peak. It also shows exactly how and why they earned that well deserved reputation.
That said, this is not the ultimate document of the live Who experience. So color me picky.
For that, you'd have to rewind back a few years to 1970, and the amazing performances captured on both the live Isle of Wight 1970 DVD, and especially The Who Live At Leeds, which is simply one of, if not the best live rock and roll albums ever made. That much goes without saying.
With that in mind, The Who At Kilburn 1977 is still damn great stuff.
The concert, parts of which eventually made way to the documentary film The Kids Are Alright, is shown here in its entirety for the first time on an official release, and also represents one of the final Who shows with drummerKeith Moon just before his untimely death. For that reason alone, The Who At Kilburn 1977 is an essential release for Who Fans.
Like everything else here, the video and 5.1 audio restoration are first rate, particularly when the time period is taken into account. What separates the actual performance from something as jaw-droppingly amazing as the recently remastered Isle Of Wight DVD is the simple fact that by the 1977 time-frame of this show, the Who had become such a polished act in comparison.
What makes the performances from the 1969-70 period captured on Isle of Wight and especially Live At Leeds such a revelation is their sheer, raw and unbridled energy — even when the Who are trying out the more sophisticated songs from Tommy for the first time. Even though everything ultimately fits together — from John Entwhistle's intricate bass runs to Moon's over-the-top drumming — there is still that sense that the train could derail at any moment.
Not so on The Who At Kilburn 1977
By this time, thanks to the commercial success of albums like Whos Next, The Who had become a well oiled machine in concert. As such, songs like"Won't Get Fooled Again" as performed in concert are letter perfect, close to the record versions. Meanwhile, songs like "My Generation," which formerly served as launchpads for extended improvisational craziness, are likewise played very close to the vest here.
Keith Moon alone maintains that element of unhinged dangerousness here that once made the Who the greatest live rock and roll band in the world. And they are still heads and shoulders above everyone else here. But you can also start to see that where once there was the sort of chaos that would influence a generation of punk rock bands like the Clash, the polish was starting to settle in.
Interestingly, the bonus disc on Kilburn features previously unseen footage from roughly the same 1969 period as Leeds and Isle Of Wight, featuring some of the earliest performances of the Tommy material. Both the sound and video here vary wildly from decent to barely above that of a bad bootleg. Still, the performances here are good and often great. From an fan's archival standpoint, they are alsoessential.
The Who At Kilburn 1977 isn't perfect, but comes close enough to make this DVD a must for Who fans. It comes out in stores on November 18.
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Geren gets one-year extension
OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Oakland Athletics and manager Bob Geren agreed Tuesday on a one-year contract extension, with a club option for 2011.
Geren is 151-172 in two years running the A's after being promoted from bench coach in November 2006 by general manager and close friend Billy Beane. Oakland finished third in the AL West last season at 75-86.
"This was something we were planning on doing at the end of the season anyway," Beane said. "This was not something Bob was running around asking us about. It wasn't an issue for us and we didn't want it to become an issue for anyone else either. It really wasn't a hard decision or one we wrestled over."
The 47-year-old Geren was entering the final season of a three-year deal. He is now signed through 2010.
Geren is the 28th manager in franchise history. His two seasons with the A's are his only years as a major league manager.
"It's a great feeling," he said. "I think we have the greatest organization in baseball. I truly believe that, from top to bottom. I'm just real happy to be manager of this team. It's a great honor, really."
Although the A's have had losing records in each of Geren's two seasons, Beane said Geren should not be held responsible for those failures because the team has had so many injuries. The A's have also traded away a handful of key players -- Dan Haren, Nick Swisher, Rich Harden, Joe Blanton -- to rebuild with youth.
"I think he's the perfect man for where we are at right now," Beane said. "He's taken over a team that's gone through a transition the last couple of years. We are happy with what he's done, his commitment to the job, his passion for the job, his relationships up and down the organization from top to bottom. I hope he's here a long time beyond this contract."
Geren played five major league seasons as a catcher with the New York Yankees and San Diego Padres before his coaching career.
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Pretty Wallpapered Stairs.
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Eclectic, boho, Mexican, bathroom with bold colors, and great decoration ideas. So many bright colors!!!
Floating shelves create space in the narrow area by toilet (just remember there are lots of germs in this area).
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Small bathroom idea. Grey walls, mirror to reflect sunlight. Dark grey stone tiled floor would be nice. Or black & white. UPSTAIRS BATHROOM STORAGE
Small #bathroom idea. I like the floating shelves in the small space between the toilet and the wall. Same space is in my 1/2 bath.
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Small bathroom idea. Grey walls, mirror to reflect sunlight. Like the floating shelves too.
love this room! grandma at heart!
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Spare room idea... LOVE the coral color of the dresser and the rustic feeling of room decor
Funky bedroom- lots of color. Love the huge bolster pillow, patterned drapes, coral dresser & silhouettes over the bed. ....guest room
Guest room idea - use twin beds, collected art and vintage pieces
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coral dresser would go great in master bedroom
coffee bar. cute use of extra wall space.
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Coffee bar! or potential coffe bar/ bar
Coffee bar. Keeps your counter and cupboard space clear for other stuff. @ Home Decor Ideas
Coffee bar. Cute idea for the dining room
Home coffee bar! This would be awesome in my dining room!
Coffee bar. Keeps your counter and cupboard space clear for other stuff.*love the idea of a coffee station!*
Coffee bar. Keeps your counter and cupboard space clear for other stuff. Different take on having a wet bar in the kitchen.
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This stupid idea gets floated every few years. It doesn't work, even in theory. Do the math yourself.
I have. No way in hell that is going to work efficiently. 185dB of attenuation from Geosync, best case.
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This stupid idea gets floated every few years. It doesn't work, even in theory. Do the math yourself.
I have. No way in hell that is going to work efficiently. 185dB of attenuation from Geosync, best case.
...the plot to a really terrible movie.
Cops are hoping to catch people engaging in illegal sales, and who are actually dumb enough to take up the cops on this offer to use the parking lot as a safe haven? (If you think this isn't possible, look around for stories about idiots calling the cops because someone stole their stash, or the idiots with outstanding warrants who get lured to the police station by the PD running a raffle and claiming the person won an item they can pick up at the station.)
Cops have installed spiffy new facial recognition software in their surveillance system, and they want to start keeping track of the cash transactions that take place via CraigsList?
There is simply no way this is actually a good faith attempt to benefit the citizenry here. None.
In other news, the same research group has improved the accuracy of entrail reading by including other internal organs, doubled the accuracy of palm reading by using both hands, and are now hard at work devising ever-larger crystal balls in the hopes of refining their accuracy beyond "total bullshit."
But how many allow you to view/control the display?
So? In the other 8 months it'll still be useful. Or split the difference and point them southwest.
Or continue trying to find ways in which you're a special little snowflake, and trying to make it so that anything that doesn't make something 100% useful for you personal makes the entire thing pointless.
No, the point is there are millions of people that live where I do. Many millions more also live at similar longitude or on the eastern side of their timezone. I'm not a "special snowflake".
At 5PM the sun is down where I live, 4 months out of the year. No, I didn't RTFA, so I assume he has a good rationale for not taking into account seasonal changes.
So is the DRM broken yet?
No? I'll check back in 10 minutes...
Headline: Kim Dotcom Regrets Not Taking Copyright Law and MPAA "More Seriously"
Article: "My biggest regret is I didn't take the threat of the copyright law and the MPAA seriously enough," Dotcom said
Big difference between taking the law seriously and taking the threat of the law seriously. The headline implies that there's some sort of actual legitimacy to the law and that he's almost apologetic for doing something "wrong." The actual quote however is just a recognition that the government thugs are the thugs they are and the threat they represent is real.
[T]here was no reason for such firms to be willing to cooperate with state agencies over child abuse
That sentence ought to end right there.
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An investigation into a string of administrative errors that affected shot putter Valerie Adams' Olympic performance is underway and will be robust, Sports Minister Murray McCully says.
McCully met yesterday with Adams' manager Nick Cowan, New Zealand Olympic Committee members and High Performance Sport chief executive Alex Baumann.
The Olympic Committee was criticised following a series of administrative errors which arguably impacted on the gold-medal winner's performance at the Olympic Games in London earlier this month.
Adams was originally awarded the silver medal but was later named as the gold medallist after Belarusian Nadzeya Ostapchuk tested positive for a banned steroid.
She is yet to be awarded the gold medal.
McCully said it was for others to say whether the admin errors had affected Adams' performance, but they should never have happened.
The meeting went well and he felt assured that there would be a full report into what went wrong, he said.
"I'm very confident that you'll now see the sector step up and show some leadership in addressing the shortcomings that were evident."
High Performance Sport would be advised of the findings so the two organisations could work together, he said.
"I look forward to hearing the results of their work when it's complete.
"I do want to express my confidence that they get it; they understand why we can't have this happen again and I'm very satisfied that people are going to deal with the issues that need to be dealt with."
McCully implored Adams to continue representing New Zealand.
"Part of that encouragement, or course, involves ensuring that she get the best possible support."
He also spoke to her the day after her showing at the Olympics.
"She's got a lot to offer, not just as someone who can win medals on New Zealand's behalf but as someone who can act as a good role model."
How and when the gold medal would be presented to Adams was also discussed at yesterday's meeting.
McCully said the Government would help in whatever way it could.
"A lot of New Zealanders would want to see her compensated for her inability to share that moment on the dais at the Olympics. They'd want to see her given a suitable accolade in New Zealand and we're very keen to do anything we can to help that."
But the details were for Adams and the Olympic Committee to decide upon, he said.
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