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Which open source engine is the best? I'm thinking either OGRE or Irrlicht, but there may be a better one. So any suggestions?
That depends mostly on your personal preferences and your coding style. I hear Irrlich is easy to use, so if you just want something up and running quickly, it might be your choice.
Otherwise you could hav a look at Open Scene Graph.
Both of these are just rendering engines and not full-featured game engines, so comparing them to many of the other engines available would be like comparing apples to oranges (sorry for the old cliche).
Irrlicht is certainly easier to get started with than Ogre, but it also lacks many of the features available in Ogre, and it still has some big issues in a few areas (terrain generation comes to mind). So while more complicated at the start, I think developing in Ogre would save you time in the long run.
As far as open source game engines go, it would depend on what languages you are most comfortable with, what features matter most to you, and what game type you wish to create. Besides OSG-- which would need added functionality to create a complete game just like Ogre and Irrlicht-- another engine that shines would be Panda3D. Panda is full featured, well documented, and the API is accessible entirely through Python scripting (it is the same engine Disney used to create their ToonTown MMORPG).
Good luck,
With Panda3D can I still use C++?
Would it be possible to create an online game with it?
What about a FPS?
With Panda3D can I still use C++?
Would it be possible to create an online game with it?
What about a FPS?
1) Yes, Python or C++.
2) Basic networking functionality is there and I have seen some fairly innovative networking examples in the forum-- just do a search
3) You could build almost any type of game with Panda as far as I can tell... again, have a look around their forums to see some of the projects in progress (or their site for completed projects)
Since you are making an FPS, I would also recommend having a look at Blade3D (do a google search for their website, not listed here yet) and Beyond Virtual. Both of these engines allow you to develop for free (Blade3D is in open beta right now), and they both seem to be a bit FPS oriented.
Good luck!
If you are going to make FPS, try http://sauerbraten.org/
Sauerbraten (a.k.a. Cube 2) is a free multiplayer/singleplayer first person shooter, built as a major redesign of the Cube FPS.
Much like the original Cube, the aim of this game is not necessarily to produce the most features & eyecandy possible, but rather to allow map/geometry editing to be done dynamically in-game, to create fun gameplay and an elegant engine.
The engine supporting the game is entirely original in code & design, and its code is Open Source (ZLIB license, read the docs for more on how you can use the engine).
Check Sylphis 3D engine. It looks nice and it is open source now.http://devnet.sylphis3d.com/ Or maybe Nebula Device 2. It is commercial quality engine developed by Radon Labs with wide community support. There are some real games using it. But it has a very uncommon architecture. You'll need to spend some time understanding it.http://radonlabs.de/
To be honest, none of you have really helped me. Now I'm even more confused as to which one to use Please point me to the best one, and a map editor for it if it needs one. I would prefer to have one that includes a map editor. Thanks
Best for what? There is no such thing as "the" best open source engine. Which one is best for you depends on your preferences and what you want to do with it....just as the first reply to this thread mentioned.
I'm sorry but there is no substitute for doing research and trying out a bunch of engines yourself. That's what you need to do to figure out which engine you want to use.
I have used both Ogre and Irrlicht quite extensively. It is surprising how many differences actually exist between the two. Frankly, Panda 3d seems quite limited, and the community is very small. The Panda 3d forums have only 1998 users, while Irrlicht has 6516, and Ogre tops all three at 12492. Also, Panda supports only Windows and Linux, while both Ogre and Irrlicht run on Windows, Linux, and the Mac. There was also several ports for Sony's PlayStation and mobile phones. Since I don't have much experience actually coding games with Panda, I'll stick to comparing just Ogre and Irrlicht:Irrlicht: +Very good at bsp loading and indoor scenes. This is one major advantage over Ogre. +Can load many different 3d formats- 3ds, obj, mesh, collada etc. +Easy-to-use interface +Rudimentary support for physics- however, you will probably still need to use a separate physics engine such as ODE or Newton +Small executables and small dll. +Promising scene support via the .irr format and IrrEdit +Support for older hardware and OSs- runs on DirectX8.0
-Irrlicht is slower at loading 3d models -Irrlicht doesn't always take advantage of the newest graphic card features -Shader support is not yet fully implemented(this will change in the near future) -Fewer SDK releases than Ogre. -No "titles" yet made with Irrlicht.
Ogre: +Faster at loading 3d models than Irrlicht +Release and Debug builds. Really nice for error checking. There is also an optionally compiled memory leak manager in Debug builds. +The latest Ogre release supports threads, which drastically increases rendering performance on computers with dual-core CPUs. +Has its own mesh format for optimizing performance +Material, shader, and overlay scripts. You don't have to recompile your code to simply change different settings. +Nice dll and plugin based system. It is easy to create/modify/add to scene managers, render plugins, special effect managers or the Ogre core without recompiling the whole engine. Offers flexibility too. +Optimized at rendering on the latest graphic cards available +Really supportive large community. For example, I had 5 answers to my question within 3 minutes!
+/- Ogre is released as open-source under the LGPL, while there is a secondary "freer" license available at a price. The LGPL allows you to make commercial apps on PCs, but restricts you from development on Game Consoles. The secondary license is intended for game studios who need to support the console industry. In comparing Irrlicht's zlib license, some users say that Ogre's LGPL is beneficial, despite its restrictions. For one thing, it makes all users who make changes to the engine submit their patches. This obviously speeds up the project's development time, and makes available some interesting enhancements.
-Ogre lacks at BSP loading. The BSP SceneManager is out-of-date. -Ogre can't run on many older OSs, hardware, or graphics cards. -Ogre executables tend to be quite large. This can be slightly out-weighted by using a compression tool like UPX though. -Ogre supports only the mesh format. Some users like it(myself included) while other users find it a negative.
Looking it over, my recommendation is to try both engines out yourself. There is no doubt that Irrlicht has fewer features, but it also allows for a slightly faster learning curve. In the end, personnal preference will probably help make your decision. I hope this helped!
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Senior ALP figures are concerned that a proposal to bring in a union official from outside Western Australia to fill a vacancy to be created by the impending retirement of Senator Chris Evans may lead to a bitter internal dispute.
The proposed deal involves "parachuting in" Sue Lines, assistant national secretary of United Voice, to fill the vacancy created by Senator Evans' resignation.
Mrs Lines worked in the WA union movement for some years before moving east.
Another part of the proposed deal would involve Shop, Distributive & Allied Employees' union state secretary Joe Bullock securing the coveted number one position on Labor's WA senate ticket for the September federal election.
Sitting Senator Louise Pratt would move to the number two spot.
If the proposed deal comes together, Mark Bishop, another Western Australian Labor senator will be squeezed out.
Labor sources confirmed to WAtoday.com.au the deal was "being talked about" and the selection of Sue Lines to replace Chris Evans was "definitely on" and was being pushed by Dave Kelly, the state secretary of United Voice.
Mr Kelly has been endorsed by the ALP to contest the seat of Bassendean in the forthcoming state election. Bassendean is regarded as a safe Labor seat.
A number of endorsed Labor candidates contacted by WAtoday.com.au expressed concern a controversy over senate positions may degenerate into a nasty stoush at a time when WA Labor is improving in the polls.
Asked to confirm information given to WAtoday.com.au, Opposition Leader Mark McGowan called a meeting of the administrative committee of WA Labor to insist the proposed deal not be commented on or discussed until after the state election.
One Labor candidate said; "There was a state admin meeting, I wasn't there. But Mark should tell everyone to forget this thing until after the election."
When contacted, Ms Lines would neither confirm nor deny knowledge of the proposed deal.
When contacted Mr Bullock would not discuss matters to do with senate positions or any political ambitions he may or may not have.
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OXFORD, UK — The Duke Humfrey reading room at Oxford University's Bodleian Library doesn't look much different than it did at its founding in 1612.
Weak light trickles in through windows adorned with 17th-century Dutch stained glass. Shelves of leather-bound and gilt-edged manuscripts rise to a wood-paneled ceiling inscribed with the benefactor's crest and university motto "Dominus Illuminatio Mea": The Lord is my light.
Scholars still use this room and its 500-year-old volumes. Elsewhere in the library's stone complex, however, work is underway that could change institutions such as the Bodleian more than anything since the invention of the printing press.
In April, parliament granted the Bodleian and five other libraries in Britain and Ireland the authority to archive not only all print publications in those countries, but digital ones as well.
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"It's an awful lot of data and we don't know how people will use it yet, and that's an exciting thing," said Susan Thomas, digital archivist at the Bodleian Library.
The new digital collection has roots in a 400-year-old agreement. In 1610, a wealthy diplomat named Thomas Bodley looking to boost Oxford's collections struck a deal with the Stationer's Guild: give us a copy of everything you publish, and we'll promise to preserve it for the public.
Bodley's handshake has grown into a system known as legal deposit. Six libraries in the UK and Ireland — the British Library, National Library of Scotland, National Library of Wales, the Bodleian Libraries at Oxford, Cambridge University Library and Trinity College Library Dublin — have the right to a copy of every book, magazine and newspaper produced in those countries.
The British Library takes a copy of pretty much everything. The other five choose what they want. In Oxford, a single week's intake of books covers a long table in a human-high stack.
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Before the April legislation, libraries had no rights to archive digital material — even publicly available stuff — without obtaining a license or express permission of the copyright holder.
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The new legislation closes a gap through which much documentation of modern life was falling — the posts and photos that evaporate from the public web almost as quickly as they're created.
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The British Library will gather the data in an annual "crawl" of the web and store it in four server farms around the country. The first batch of material is set to go live in early 2014.
Just because it's digital doesn't mean it will be available anywhere and to anyone, however. Most of the new electronic material will be accessible only to users inside the library buildings.
As some libraries have already discovered, turning the vast haul of data into something useful will be no small task.
The US Library of Congress signed an agreement with Twitter in April 2010 that bequeathed every public tweet since the company's inception.
The library has since acknowledged struggles to find a searchable, comprehensive way to organize a collection that's now 170 billion tweets strong.
"It is clear that technology to allow for scholarship access to large data sets is lagging behind technology for creating and distributing such data," the library wrote in a January report.
Beyond the technological challenges, librarians must also predict how future researchers will want to engage with the information.
Thirty years ago, a historian interested in public reactions to an election or a linguist researching a word's evolution couldn't have imagined a resource like Twitter. Factor in such things as metadata, and the possibilities for how future scholars might use the collections begin to seem endless.
For people in the information-preservation business, these are heady times. When prime ministers or other notables used to donate their "papers" to the British Library or the Bodleian, the library received boxes of, well, paper: letters, books and other print materials.
Today, digital archivist Thomas says, such bequests include five-inch floppy disks, three-inch floppy disks, USB sticks and hard drives along with handwritten and print materials — the records of life during a media revolution.
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Whether in a letter or a tweet, a Polaroid tucked between pages or an Instagram photo, there's also always the possibility people may be leaving permanent records of indiscrete or embarrassing moments they may not have intended to preserve for posterity.
That's where archivists' jobs haven't changed, Thomas says.
"This is one of the moral roles of the archivist," she says. "It's not so different than with paper — things slip in."


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As a result of FDA's guidance, the Company intends to resubmit the Northera NDA in late second quarter 2013. Chelsea also intends to initiate a new clinical trial in the fourth quarter of 2013, given FDA guidance regarding the potential need for Chelsea to verify the durability of effect of Northera in a post-marketing study. This study would also include short-term clinical endpoints should the Agency require an additional clinical trial for the approval of Northera.
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- In November 2012, Chelsea announced positive results from a clinical study of Northera in hypotensive individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) at the 23 rd International Symposium on the Autonomic Nervous System. These preliminary data indicated that Northera increases seated blood pressure in a dose dependent manner without worsening supine increases in blood pressure in hypotensive patients with SCI, suggesting a greater normalization of blood pressure across positional changes.


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Longview 27, South Garland 14
A stout defense and three punt returns by Jovorius Brown for a total of 93 yards helped Longview defeat South Garland in a Class 5A Division II Region II area round playoff game Saturday at John E. Kincaide Stadium.
Longview (8-4) advances to play Tomball at 7 p.m. on Dec. 4 at Floyd Casey Stadium in Waco.
South Garland (8-4) was held to two first downs in the first half and 41 total yards as Longview built a 17-0 lead at halftime.
Brown didn't score on any of his returns, but they were instrumental in leading to 13 points for Longview.
South Garland scored on the game's most spectacular play when Stephan Turner completed a 28-yard touchdown pass to John Lacour, who caught it while falling backward into the end zone after a Longview defender tipped the ball.
Lacour's reception made it 20-7, but Longview took control for good on a 9-yard run by J'Haston Faggans with 4:16 remaining in the game.
South Garland's defense also played a strong game and came up with the game's only turnover, an interception to kill a Longview scoring threat at the South Garland 27-yard-line.


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HTC unveils One Developer Edition for Android enthusiasts
Aimed at the Android developer and modding community, Taiwanese company HTC has introduced a new iteration of the One smartphone that was introduced three weeks ago, called One Developer Edition. The two devices share the same underpinnings, except for two major changes in the software department.
The One Developer Edition is aimed at the US Android enthusiast as it features a carrier unlock and unlocked bootloader out-of-the-box, whereas the One will come without any of the two coveted specifications when purchased from local mobile operators. The price difference, however, may force you to reconsider acquiring the new iteration.
Although there is no official pricing just yet for the One it's fair to assume that the handset will be around the $200-$300 mark, the same as with the One X or One X+. The One Developer Edition, on the other hand, is set to arrive in US stores "in limited quantities" for $649, according to HTC.
Luckily the spec sheet is just as impressive as its pricing. The One Developer Edition comes with a 4.7-inch display with a resolution of 1920 by 1080 and a 468ppi (pixels per inch) density and is powered by a 1.7GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor and 2GB of RAM. The smartphone features 64GB of internal storage (it appears to be the only storage option) and support for 4G LTE on the 700/850/AWS/1900MHz bands within the US.
For developers, HTC also provides open APIs for "Bluetooth Low Energy, Infrared, and more" which should help towards releasing custom Android distributions for the One Developer Edition, among other things.


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Guess not many folks get on this one... very dirty, lots of lichen, and we were breaking off flakes and chunks of rock left and right.
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Rosa Maria Esteves Arantes
Rosa Arantes was born in Minas Gerais, Brazil in 1963. She received the Medical degree (1981) from the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil (1987). Medical Residency in Internal Medicine (1987-1989), Medical Residency in Pathology (1989-1992), Ph.D. in Cell Biology, (2000) at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. She held Postdoctoral fellowships in Gastrointestinal Research Unit at Queen's University, Canada (2001) and in Cell Biology Department at Yale School of Medicine, USA (2004-2005). Presently is Associate Professor of Pathology at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. She is interested in human and experimental pathology and neurobiology.
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Neonatal care: Katy's story
Katy Hall shaves head to raise money for UCLH Neonatal Care Unit: A story of survival and giving something back
Image shows Katy Hall at 24 weeks old.
In February of 1983, Katy Hall was born at 24 weeks weighing just 1.19 pounds (540g).
To put that into perspective, the average baby is born at 40 weeks and weighs around 7.5 pounds. If a baby is born between 29 and 33 weeks, this is considered as "moderately premature". Katy was born extremely premature, so much so that her eyelids were still fused together.
"I survived", says Katy, "partly due to a combination of luck and excellent care from UCLH nurses and doctors". Katy doesn't mean this lightly, as it is estimated that a baby born at just 24 weeks has a 10% -35% chance of survival.
"From my mother's account, when she held me, she noticed that my skin was a bluish colour. She thought she was holding me for the first and last time", says Katy. "But here I am, due to the care at the UCLH Neonatal Care Unit, my mother was elated to witness my skin change from blue to pink", Katy continues.
As an extremely premature baby, Katy was treated in the specialist Neonatal Care Unit. Early days were critical, and Katy had a lot of things wrong with her – which required a number of blood transfusions and she contracted infections. To monitor Katy's body temperature, she was also kept in an incubator, and she was connected to various monitors that track heart-beat, breathing rate and blood pressure. Katy also received fluids and medicines through a tube connected to a needle in her arm.
Katy suffered from intracranial bleeds, but doctors said that it was the immaturity of her lungs that were the main challenge. "At two weeks I began to struggle badly", Katy says.
One day, at around two weeks old Katy took a turn for the worse. "Doctors disconnected all tubes and took me out of the incubator. They wrapped me in a cloth and gave me to my mother to hold one last time."
Left: Katy with her mother, Jane. Right: Katy after shaving her head.
"Miraculously, I got over that, after being gravely ill for a week or so", Katy says. "However, after such trauma, doctors warned my mother that they expected that I would suffer brain damage, which could lead to severe mental and/or physical disability."
Katy's mother, Jane explains how at this point, weeks turned into months, and when Katy reached the amazing weight of 1kg, the head nurse Anthea Blake threw a party for Katy. "Anthea was like a mother, granny, friend, everything to us poor parents...and the staff, who doted on Katy. It was due to their care that Katy came home, after four long months."
Despite the odds saying that Katy would not survive, she did, and says she owes this to the excellent care at the UCLH Neonatal Care Unit.
"This is why I decided to do something to give something back to this fantastic unit", Katy says. "I wanted to do something different – and I thought, what says dedication more than getting my head shaved; a woman's hair is part of her identity, and the challenge resulted in me wearing a hat for weeks!"
"I would recommend others to get involved and fundraise for a cause that means something to them. Everything matters and can have lifelong impact in these critical care areas. Even small improvements in care are significant!"
Katy concludes: "Those who have been at the 'front-line,' like me, are uniquely placed to understand the value of care and treatments. I am just thankful that I could give something back."
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Lee Hi's new song - It's Over
Lee Hi, top 2 from K-pop Star2 (korean got-talented program), came back with her second new song, "It's Over" and her first album <First Love>. She got highligted as being such great rookie singer in k-pop. After she won 2nd prize at kpop star 2, every songs of her became hot-issued. The first formal song that she worked on was <It's Cold> by Epik High by featuring. Even though she featured on vocals, the song could be on rank no.1, of course not only because her vocal was awesome and so attractive, but because Epik High is basically one of the greatest kpop singers.
After the first song she featured, she debutted with <1,2,3,4>. This song ranked no.1 for such a long time, like several weeks. It is noticeable that she became the top just after she debutted as solo singer. It was punky but really exciting song. It also well matched with Hi's husky voice.
And here comes her first Debut album, <First Love>. With high quality of songs, her new album consists of rhythmical blues and jazz songs. Her new album is highly expected because of its process of production. The songs in the album were made by best songwriters in korea, such as Tablo in Epik High (singer-song writer), Teddy (known as the best in kpop music composition) and etc.
One of the noticeable things in her album is how 'Lee Hi' is well described in her album. Lee Hi is such a young singer and she is different from other kpop idol bands. While there are so many kpop bands in young ages a lot, they compete in the world with their teamwork and they are all have their own roles in the group. However, Lee Hi is responsible for every parts, (or no parts but singing), as solo. She is young, really young, but she is so powerful, both in her voice and in her leverage in the kpop world. Maybe it is becasue of her powerful husky voice which seems reversal image to her. That could be the reason that Lee Hi can be so poerful in kpop world for now. Why I think her new album <First Love> describes 'Lee Hi' herself so well is that it is so childish and colorful album in her husky voice. 'husky voices' usually come out with powerful, chic, charismatic, and soulful images together. Lee Hi's voice was also powerful and soulful in her first participation in Kpop Star2. However, from <1,2,3,4> to <First Love>, the songs show also punky, childish and colorful images mingled with her voice. I think that is how she can be so powerful and attractive, so well-made songs :)
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James McCutcheon
b.bef. 1685 Scotland or Ireland
d.abt. 1738 Pennsylvania or Virginia
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James McCutcheon was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
The McCutcheon Family of Augusta County, VA
The following article: Early McCutcheon's in Augusta County, Virginia examines the probable relationships and evidence linking these early McCutcheon's.
About James McCutcheon
James McCutcheon is thought to be the probable father of the five McCutcheon brothers that migrated probably from Scotland/Ireland to Pennsylvania, and then to Orange/Augusta County, Virginia abt. 1738. According to family tradition, the McCutcheon's first migrated to Pennsylvania, but found the Quakers somewhat inhospitable to Irish settlers, so they followed the migration of many other settlers on to what was then Orange (later Augusta) County, Virginia, where land was available to settlers that appeared in court to claim their "headrights" (between 50-100 acres per adult). There was an early land survey for a James McCutcheon in 1738, listed below, that is likely for this James McCutcheon. Sometime after this survey, but certainly around the same time period, this James McCutcheon supposedly died, probably in Orange County (Augusta County was formed in 1738, but was not organized and records kept until 1745). There does not appear to be a reference to James McCutcheon's wife in any records, so it is supposed that she probably had predecesed him. Although no record of a will of James McCutcheon has been located, his sons are listed in the will of James' son, William McCutcheon, who died before 7 July 1789, when his will was probated in Rockbridge County, Virginia. He named his brothers James, Robert, Samuel and John.
Early Survey in Augusta County, VA
It is probable the this is the James McCutcheon whose survey is listed in "Hume's Survey Book", listed in Chalkley's:
Sons of James McCutcheon
"Pioneer" John McCutcheon, Eldest son of James
John McCutcheon, frequently referred to as "Pioneer" John, apparently the eldest of the sons, was supposedly named as "guardian" to his younger minor brothers William, Robert and Samuel and was taxed in Orange County, VA in 1738. (Source: "A New McCutcheon Paradigm: An Alternative Theory of the Early Virginia Pioneers and Their Families"). It is likely that the land originally surveyed in 1738 for James McCutcheon may have passed to his eldest son, John, who received his patent for 900-acres (shown as 920 acres in "Beverley Manor" from William Beverley on 28 May, 1741, as follows:
"Pioneer" John McCutcheon's brother Samuel, received a patent for 600 acres just across the Beverley Manor line in the Borden Tract from Benjamin Borden in 1742. Although not adjoining the land of his brother John, this land is certainly "within a stone's throw", at least as shown on the J.R. Hildebrand Map below:
The other sons of James McCutcheon, James, Robert and William, who had just recently reached adulthood, migrated a few miles northward to the nearby Calfpasture, where they all acquired land (William in 1746, James in 1747, and Robert is listed on the processioning list of 1748 and having a Mill on the Calfpasture in 1749).


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Here are some of the top stories in healthcare, telemedicine, and mobile health that we have been monitoring this past week.
HIMSS16: Sansoro Health Named Venture+ Forum Pitch Competition Winner
mHealthWatch learned Wednesday that Sansoro Health is the winner of the 10th annual Venture+ Forum pitch competition for startup companies at the 2016 HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition.
New HIMSS Leadership Survey Underscores Importance of Clinical IT Execs
As the healthcare industry evolves from a volume to a value-based payment system, clinical IT executives "are expected to play an increasingly significant role in ensuring health IT is appropriately leveraged to positively impact care outcomes," according to a new HIMSS leadership survey published Tuesday.
RevSpring Rolls Out Integrated Patient Engagement Workflow Solution at HIMSS16
Today at HIMSS16 in Las Vegas, RevSpring Inc. — a provider of revenue cycle technology services — announced the launch of Intelligent Workflow Solutions.
TargetRecruit Touts New Healthcare Platform at HIMSS 2016
TargetRecruit, a provider of staffing and recruitment solutions on one end-to-end cloud platform, is showing off its latest product enhancement for healthcare staffing.
HIMSS 2016: Equicare Health Introduces Oncology Education Module
This morning, HIMSS 2016 kicks off in Las Vegas and mHealthWatch is on the convention floor to intercept the initial wave of headlines and announcements to emerge from this year's conference.
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Clinton School recently received notice that Peter Lippincott, designated as the 2010 Arkansas Living Treasure by the Arkansas Arts Council, will spend Dec. 9-13, 2013, working with Clinton High School art teacher Carol Corning and her students.
Lippincott is a potter from Fort Smith, Ark.
The Arkansas Living Treasure award recognizes an Arkansan who excels in the creation of a traditional craft and who actively preserves and advances his or her craft through community outreach and educating others.
Lippincott "continues to excel in his field, but also tirelessly advocates the craft through teaching classes to both adults and children," said Joy Pennington, executive director of the Arkansas Arts Council.
The AIE In-School Residency Program is designed to strengthen the role of the arts in education with the understanding that the development of aesthetic awareness and participation in the arts should be an integral part of life and the basic education process.
Based on guidelines provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, AIE In-School Residency grants are funded by the Arkansas Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts and local sponsoring schools or organizations. The grant request was written by Corning.


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Social Security is Our Right We Will Not Give Up This Fight!
We took to the streets to save social security and medicare and to stop the chained CPI
Hundreds gathered at the Federal Building, 7th/Mission, Tuesday, July 2, to send a strong message to Senators Feinstein and Pelosi "Do Not Mess with Our Social Security, and Expand Medicare for All!"
Pauline Brooks, CARA, opened the rally and sparked up the crowd. "Don't mess with my Social Security, my Medicare, my dignity – leave it alone. We're sending a message across this country, No Chained CPI." The proposed Chained CPI (Consumer Price Index) would rob beneficiaries of cost-of-living protection. From 2015-2033, that would be $89.2 billion stolen from us. This would cut the benefits of all beneficiaries, including current retirees, disabled workers, and dependents. .In 50 cities around the country, demonstrations like this one in SF took place and fired up the fight.
The Rockin' Solidarity Chorus, Freedom Song Network and Occupella led us in songs to inspire the crowd including a tribute to John Fromer with his song, "What's our dignity worth?"
Tom Rankin, past president of California Labor Federation gave us a history of the attacks on Social Security, and his message to our representatives; "Listen to the people – not people on Wall Street".
The president of the Bakersfield Labor Council called on the Senate to do its job and confirm 5 National Labor Relations Board members Now! He and Hene Kelly then called out to the crowd to "give Me Five NLRB members!" to http://www.giveus5nlrb.org
This solidarity protest brought together seniors, youth, organized labor, and community groups including Mujeres Unitas Activas, Senior Disability Action, Jobs for Justice, SEIU Local 87, Postal workers, SEIU 1021, CWA, IAM (The International Association of Machinists),CARA, Gray Panthers. Everyone formed a symbolic paper chain to surround the Federal Building and marched from there to Feinstein's office, Post & Market to join with the BART strikers. The people's chain stretched for many blocks taking over Market Street led by chanters Hene Kelly and Tim Paulson on our banner-decorated truck as we passed folks on Market Street
We covered blocks as we marched from the Federal Building to Post & Market
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Pauline fires up the crowd
Supporters bring the fight against deportation to the rally
The protest is blocks long!
Age and Youth together
Speaking to the non-action senate on confirming representatives for the NLRB
All ages took part in the gathering
Pass he Domestic Workers Bill!
California Nurses Association take part in all fights for protecting the people
Carrying the chained CPI symbol through the streets
More chanting, "Hey Hey Ho, Ho, Wall Street has got to go!"
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2010-2011: Saw action in all 31 games off of the bench as a rookie ... averaged 5.4 points and 2.7 rebounds per game ... shot 44.4% (8-of-18) from three-point range ... led Valpo shooting 45.6% from the floor ... scored nine points and had five rebounds against Butler (March 5) ... tallied 11 points on 4-of-5 shooting and grabbed eight rebounds at Green Bay on Feb. 24 ... scored eight points, had six assists, and registered two blocked shots against UIC (Feb. 19) ... had first collegiate double-double with 12 points and a career-high 11 rebounds against Loyola (Chicago) on Feb. 17 ... scored eight points in the win against Detroit (Feb. 5) ... tallied nine points and grabbed five rebounds against Wright State on Feb. 3 ... scored seven points and had five rebounds in the loss to Green Bay (Jan. 29) ... scored five points in eight minutes at UIC (Jan. 20) ... tallied a season-high 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting and grabbed six rebounds at Detroit on Jan. 6 ... led Valpo with 11 points against Notre Dame (Dec. 20) on 5-of-7 shooting from the floor ... pulled down three rebounds to go with four points against Chicago State (Dec. 18) in six minutes of play ... tallied five points and three assists at IPFW on Dec. 8 ... scored five points against Coastal Carolina (Dec. 4) ... tallied five points in six minutes of action against Evansville on Dec. 3 ... scored seven points on 3-of-4 shooting and had two offensive boards against Cincinnati (Nov. 28) ... had three rebounds in home debut against Ball State on Nov. 24 ... scored 10 points in 22 minutes in collegiate debut at DePaul on Nov. 12.
Prep: A three-year letterwinner for the Vikings ... a IBCA and Associated Press Honorable Mention All-State selection ... a IBCA Underclass All-State pick ... a three-time All-Duneland Athletic Conference selection ... twice earned First Team All-Area honors ... a Junior All-Star ... a McDonald's All-American nominee ... selected as Indiana Fever Player of the Week ... earned Player of the Week honors from Lakeshore Public Television and The Times ... Kent Benson Mental Attitude Award winner at the Class All-Star game ... 2010 Indiana Basketball News All-Star game MVP ... participated in the Hoosier Re-Union All-Star game ... set school record for blocks in a career (197) and season (90) ... played basketball for coach Jeanette Gray ... also lettered in volleyball.
Personal: Stefanie is the daughter of James and Diana Lang ... born Dec. 19, 1991 ... majors are sports promotion and communication.


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On 25th March 1965 Founding Members of the Institute adopted the Constitution at a meeting held in the Federal Department of Informationpremises in Mountbatten Road (now Jalan Tun Perak) of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The first president elected was the then Director General Information, Dato' Mohd Sophiee Sheikh Ibrahim and most of the charter members of the Institute were Information Officers from either the Federal or the Selangor State levels.
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With a distinct need to improve the image of PR practitioners and to upgrade professionalism, a group of young and dedicated PR practitioners finally made a tremendous effort to form the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPRS).
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The Institute has grown to a current membership base of more than 300 active members who are professionals from diverse business backgrounds, thus contributing to its strength and dynamism.
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By Matthew Girard
Killeen Daily Herald
It's official. Shoemaker defensive end Brandon Joiner verbally committed to the Texas A&M Aggies during an official visit to College Station this past weekend.
Although A&M officials could not comment on the non-binding commitment because of NCAA rules, Joiner's coach Ken Gray confirmed several previous reports Tuesday.
"It's true," Gray said. "He's going to be an Aggie."
Joiner, listed as a 3-star recruit by Rivals.com, also visited Arizona State, Nebraska, Purdue and Oklahoma State before committing to A&M.
"I had been discussing it (recruiting visits) along the way," Gray said, "but he was pretty much sold on Texas A&M."
Joiner, who couldn't be reached Tuesday, won't be able to sign a letter of intent until Feb. 7, when the national signing period begins.
The 6-foot-3, 220 pound senior will join an Aggies team that finished 9-3 overall and 5-3 in Big 12 Conference play, including their first victory against in-state rival Texas for the first time in six years. Texas A&M (ranked No. 21 in the latest Associated Press poll) will take on No. 20 California Dec. 28 in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego.
For the Grey Wolves – who were 2-7 overall and 1-5 in district in 2006 – Joiner was named to the All-District 13-5A first team two years in a row and was also named the U.S. Army Combine's defensive most valuable player for 2007.
As a junior he tallied 87 total tackles and four sacks, and 16 solo tackles, 40 tackle assists, 11 tackles for loss and led the team in sacks with five during his senior season at Shoemaker.
Gray said he is thrilled to have another player going to a top football program in the state of Texas and will have trouble rooting for either the Aggies or Longhorns with Joiner at A&M and former Shoemaker standout defensive lineman Roy Miller at Texas.
"It's pretty exciting to have someone on both ends of the rivalry," Gray said. "It's exciting, as a coach, to have players sign with the top two schools in the state."


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We reported second quarter revenues of $163 million, a 22% decrease from $209.1 million in the second quarter of 2011, and a 4.5% increase from $156 million in the first quarter of 2012. We also reduced our inventory and our long-term debt during the quarter, positioning the company for profitable growth in the coming quarters, Jonathan will provide more financial details in his remarks.Regardless of the economic cycles, our Board of Directors is committed to sustaining shareholder returns, and has authorized a quarterly dividend at $0.12 per share common stock. At today's closing price, that translates to a yield of approximately 5%. At this time, I'd like to turn the call over to Jonathan Kennedy for a financial summary of the second quarter. I'll then discuss results from each of our end markets in more detail, and finally, provide comments on our third quarter 2012 outlook. Jonathan? Jonathan Kennedy Thank you, Dave. I'll start with the income statement. Today, we reported $163 million in revenue for the second quarter, a 22% decrease from the second quarter last year, and a 4.5% sequential increase from the first quarter of 2012. Revenue increased sequentially in both industrial and infrastructure and the personal computing market, but was offset by decline in the consumer market, where weakness in optical sensor sales to certain smartphone and display customers accounted for most of the decline. Our lead times remained normal throughout the quarter with no significant supply constraints, and our internal utilization remained below optimal level at just under 70% as production continued below consumption, and inventory levels were reduced. Second quarter churns were about 36%, and we are expecting Q3 churns to be about the same at the midpoint of our guidance. Our gross margin was 54.5% in Q2, 10 points below the previous quarter driven primarily from unfavorable product mix.
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As California goes, so goes Nevada and the country. That could be a very bad thing for Nevada's medical community.
Recall that a decade ago, Nevada was mired in a medical malpractice crisis that led to the closure of University Medical Center's trauma unit. Malpractice insurance rates were skyrocketing, and reforms passed by the Legislature in a 2002 special session had loopholes large enough for attorneys to chase an ambulance through. So doctors placed on the 2004 ballot an initiative to create a hard $350,000 cap on noneconomic damages (awarded for pain and suffering); limit attorney fees; shorten the statute of limitations in medical malpractice actions; and eliminate joint and several liability, which allowed defendants to collect judgments disproportionate to the degree of a provider's fault.
The initiative, which was modeled from California's groundbreaking, gold-standard medical malpractice reforms of 1975, was approved by voters. Nevada's malpractice insurance market stabilized.
Now a movement is afoot in California to change that gold standard by raising the cap on noneconomic damages from $250,000 to more than $1 million, with future inflation-based increases; mandating drug and alcohol tests on physicians; and creating a database that tracks prescriptions.
Because the California Legislature isn't likely to approve the plan, supporters have started the process of placing it on the 2014 ballot. The initiative is backed by Santa Monica-based Consumer Watchdog and NetZero founder Bob Pack, whose children and unborn twins were killed by an over-prescribed, drugged driver.
If the initiative qualifies and voters approve the question, it would increase medical malpractice premiums — and perhaps cause some insurance providers to stop offering coverage — which would further increase the cost of health care.
In Nevada, the lawyer lobby already has tried to rewrite and repeal the 2004 reforms in their favor. It's one of their top goals every legislative session. Any change in California law no doubt would embolden them to push harder. And the high-profile malpractice of former Nevada physician Dipak Desai, now imprisoned for murder after sickening some of his patients with hepatitis through willfully unsafe, cost-cutting infection-control practices, certainly gives them a campaign poster boy.
But Nevada doesn't need to relive the crisis of 10 years ago. If Californians make the mistake of siding with lawyers over doctors, Nevadans shouldn't follow their lead.


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The pumpkins are a work in progress, but don't let that keep you from thinking about a getaway to Half Moon Bay. Just a little more than half an hour south of San Francisco, Half Moon Bay is the perfect place to get your summer beach fix.
Montara State Beach
It's technically not in Half Moon Bay, but if you've got time constraints, you can't find beach bliss much closer to home. Montara State Beach is a favorite of locals and visitors. If you're interested in some hiking, Montara mountain, also called McNee Ranch, is part of Montara State Beach and just on the other side of the highway.
Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
If you spend much of your time on the beach hunched over looking for treasures at your feet, Fitzgerald Marine Reserve is a must visit. The tide pooling is fabulous, but you have to work with the tides. During low tide you'll discover anemones, barnacles and all sorts of sea life moving about. High tide creates a completely different beach.
Dunes Beach
This soft, sandy beach is at the end of Young Avenue off Highway 1. Quiet and typically not crowded, but depending on when you visit you might catch some junior lifeguard training. There is a fee to park that can be paid either at the kiosk if it's manned or the self-pay box by the bathrooms.
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Francis Beach
This is the beach where folks go to get together and have a party. Dozens of picnic tables, charcoal barbeque grills for use and plenty of parking. Even though Francis Beach is popular, there's plenty of space, so it doesn't feel crowded. The Blue Whale skull on display near the entrance is worth checking out. A post about 100 feet to the south helps you realize how big these creatures really are. Francis Beach is at the end of Kelly Avenue off Highway 1. There is an entrance/parking fee.
Ride on the Beach
Want to do more than just walk on the beach? Sea Horse Ranch is located right on Highway 1 in Half Moon Bay. Helmets are mandatory for riders under 18 and you have to wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Cell phones and cameras are a no-no, so leave them in the car. Rides cost $55 to $75 depending on duration.
Coastal Segway Tour
Roll along the Beach
See the coast in a way you can brag about when you get home. The Ritz-Carlton offers Segway tours along sections of the coastal trail. You don't have to be a hotel guest to take part, but you do need a reservation. All the equipment you'll need (including helmets), a training session and guided tour costs $75. Plan on an hour and 30 minutes total.
Don't Want to Go Home?
If you're up for a splurge, don't go home. The Ritz-Carlton is where Scotland and Coastal California collide in stunning fashion. The large tiered patio has fire pits and plenty of chairs to get comfy and take it all it. Even make a s'more or two. If you don't want to sit, Miramontes Beach and Cowell Ranch Beach are within walking distance of the resort. Both are beautiful, walk to extra fifteen minutes to Cowell and you might have the place to yourself. Be back by sunset when the resort's bagpiper makes sure everyone is watching and listening. If sundown leaves you starving head to Navio for dinner. After a million dollar renovation, fun ocean décor sets the tone for its delicious Ocean Cuisine.
Dogs are a regular sight at the Ritz-Carlton. If you're coming to town with man's best friend, check to see if they have a Yappy Hour planned while you're in town. Typically the last Thursday of the month, 5 to 8 pm, this cocktail party is for canines and their companions. Guests and locals are encouraged to dress their pup in costumes that fit monthly themes like July's Surfboards and Swimsuits. A portion of the proceeds go to the Peninsula Humane Society.
Dana can be found on Twitter @drebmann
Dana's trip was hosted by The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, but as always her thoughts and opinions are her own.


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Bad weather conditions have seen a number of New Year's Day charity swims cancelled in the south, but brave souls up north have been able to jump in the freezing North Sea to bring in 2014.
Despite maximum temperatures of 7 degrees, both in and out of the water, revellers in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, and in the Firth of Forth In Scotland, stripped down and immersed themselves in the icy depths.
Swimmers jump in at Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, in Tyne and Wear
Others took part in the dip in the Firth of Forth at South Queensferry, part of Edinburgh's three-day-long Hogmanay celebrations
Meanwhile in Hampshire, a charity dip has been cancelled for the first time in more than 30 years because of severe gales.
The event at Gosport lifeboat station, organised by Gosport and Fareham Inshore Rescue Service (GAFIRS), was due to start at midday.
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I am often in Geneva or connecting through Geneva, so maybe we can meet up at the Boutique during one of my visits. Maybe David can come down and meet us too.
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cinq Wrote:The question about the Milanese bracelet made me remember an experiment I did a long time ago. Here is the Portuguese Automatic with white dial an blue hands on a Breitling Navitimer bracelet. I just had it on long enough to take a few pictures, the end pieces didn't fit to the case properly even though it doesn't look too bad in the picture:
Sorry if I shocked anybody, that wasn't my intent. I have never worn the watch on a steel bracelet and the Croco fits the watch perfectly!
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My husband had a bunch of pre cancerous spots and now his skin looks and feels like a babies...he is SO HAPPY! I have olive skin so I am just going crazy because I want to work out but scared to sweat and hyper pigment. The only negative that I can share are those darn shots and some itchiness that's making me a bit crazy!! I would HIGHLY suggest if you are in the SD area you go to Dr. Groff!