I will try and make this short and sweet. A big problem with the way health care is today is the following. 1. a patient goes to a doctor’s office, pays or doesn’t pay a co-pay, sees doctor or has a procedure, leaves, then one day receives a bill for whatever the insurance company didn’t pay. So what happened in the middle????? Well the doctor recorded some notes, someone in the office did their best to code things, this gets sent to AR, then forwarded to the health care insurance... Read→
Drop box is a web service where you setup an account online at dropbox.com, then you install a peice of software on your Mac, PC, or iPhone, and then drop files on any one of the devices, and that file is synchronized with all devices, kinda like as drop box says, a magic pocket. so now put that into the future, you go to a store, use a touch screen shopping kiosk, see what you like, a song, swipe your credit card, swip your phone, and now your song is on every device you have in your life. Go home,... Read→
the projector, a more expensive short through or a long through with a mirror and lens. not sure what to do here. AKPC_IDS += "93,";Popularity: 9% [?] Read More →
My daughter has ADD, and a friend of mine’s daughter has Diabetes, another friend’s daughter has Intestinal Lymphangiesctasia (IL), and a relative is battling cancer. This all sounds glome and doom but it doesn’t have to be, at least we can help make things a little easier on the ones affected. One thing is for sure though, when we first learn about a struggle such as these, we most often don’t know where to turn, or where to start, or understand the scope of this new challenge.... Read→
Tools ‹ MyWebSketch.com — WordPress. OK, so I watched the Tom Cruise movie like all of you where he moved the computer objects around with his hands, we all said, cool, some day it will be here, I figured I would check one day to see if it was, and sure enough it was kinda. Places like MIT are experimenting with similar technologies so but not quite there yet. But what I did find is how far multi-touch has come and a great article by MaximumPC.com which covers a DIY project which I am going... Read→
From what I have learned from studing hydrogen, solar, and wind forms is none can stand on there own as a real solution but together a synergistic approach would work and probably will be realized 35 years. Let me explain in a laymens words. Solar depends on the sun which does not shine all the time and does not shine everywhere. Solar also depends on no hail, production with glass, metals, silicon and a few other raw materials. Hydrogen depends on somewhat clean water, Corbin plate storage cells... Read→
OnForce.com is a new concept called a “Service Network” IT service network available for service buyers. OnForce is made up of Service Pro’s and Service Buyers. A Service Pro is a technician, the feet on the streets who can respond to a potential work order, sign up, and go onsite for recovery, then get paid. A simple concept and extremely simple, effective, efficient by the OnForce platform. A buyer is the one who requests service using the OnForce.com platform. Both registers,... Read→
Microsoft has finally added a new feature to their OS that almost works the way it should. The new backup features in Windows 7 can do a full image backup of your system which includes: automatic compression, the ability to backup to optical media, external or internal drives, and network shares. Once you have done a full image backup the program asks if you would like to make a boot disk, the boot disk allows you to restore an image from whichever media you choose. I have personally tested this... Read→
I recently passed the ITILv3 foundation exam and wanted to write about the experience to help out anyone who is interested in the ITILv3 exam but isn’t quite sure if they should or how to go about it. So let me start out by explaining who I am so things are framed correctly. I have been an IT manager since 2003, since that point what I have managed has grown from a couple services, 30 users, and keeping things running to over 70 users, 16 servers, partners, external customers, and understanding... Read→
So back in 2001 I set up a single account with a remote software application I had to install for a customer. When I set up that account I placed the word marie as the first name, and entered in my real work email address. Theory was if I every received anything with the first name marie, well then two things are true. The sender buys lists either knowingly or unknowingly from spam list buyers (of coarse you know what they will always claim) and they don’t care enough to verify even when... Read→
