Some headlines from 1/17/14/
Probably none of these are what Q is looking for, but oh well.
*http://www.openminds.tv/daily-ufo-headlines-11714/25759
Daily UFO Headlines 1/17/14
Posted by: Jason McClellan January 17, 2014 0
‘UFO’ sighted over Saudi Thursday night – Emirates 24/7
UFO group may reopen ‘Tinley Lights’ inquiry – SouthtownStar
Family says they spotted UFOs near Montreal – CANOE
Danny Dyer ‘still adamant that UFOs exist’ – Evening Standard
Steven Spielberg’s new show starring Halle Berry and an alien baby gets a summer premiere date – Huffington Post
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*https://histalk2.com/2014/01/17/morning-headlines-11714/
Streamline Health Signs Definitive Agreement To Acquire Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc.
Streamline Health Solutions, which offers a variety of health information management and revenue cycle solutions, will acquire the St. Louis-based Unibased Systems Architecture, vendor of the ForSite2020 enterprise scheduling and surgery systems. Terms were not disclosed.
ONC Releases SAFER Guides
ONC releases the Safety Assurance Factors for EHR Resilience (SAFER) Guides, which include checklists and recommended practices to help providers assess and optimize the safety and safe use of EHRs.
Doctors sue NC over Medicaid billing system
Several North Carolina doctors sue the state and its software vendors and consultants for Medicaid payment delays caused by its $484 million NC Tracks system that was rolled out on July 1. The doctors, who have stopped accepting new Medicaid patients, said in the lawsuit, “The proof of CSC’s wrongdoing was the disastrous state of the software upon go-live.” The system has been criticized by the state auditor, but the Department of Health and Human Services says it outperforms its 35-year-old predecessor and issues are being addressed.
U.S. Hospitals Show EMR Growth Opportunities for Patient Portals, Clinical Data Warehousing and Radiology Barcoding Applications
A HIMSS Analytics report shows that among applications that support its EMR Adoption Model, those with the most five-year promise due to first-time purchases are patient portals, clinical data warehouses, and radiology barcoding applications. It also predicts high replacement sales of laboratory barcoding systems, pharmacy management systems, and radiology and laboratory department solutions.
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*https://www.onthisday.com/date/2014/january/17
21 people are killed in a suicide bombing in a restaurant in Kabul, Afghanistan
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*https://www.mapsofworld.com/calendar-events/17-Jan-2014
Marissa Mayer snatched away Henrique de Castro from Google 15 months ago and offered him a four-year-long package with an… Read More.
Hackers still have access to HealthCare.gov despite the fact that the pleas to fix these vulnerabilities began in October. Security… Read More.
JCPenney is struggling after its poor holiday season sales and needs to recover from the plan that resulted in this… Read More.
Looks like wearable devices such as Samsung’s smart watch and Google Glass are short-lived since the adept counterfeiters in China… Read More.
Apple to refund parents for purchases made by children
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*http://www.valueline.com/Markets/Daily_Updates/Stock_Market_Today__January_17,_2014.aspx#.Wpuj4maZPR0
Stock Market Today: January 17, 2014 - Value Line
Stock Market Today: January 17, 2014. ... January 17, 2014 ... Survey’s overall index dropped from 82.5 in December to 80.4 in January, ...
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*https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/17/madison-holleran-penn_n_5504200.html
What shocked everyone is what happened next. On January 17, 2014, just as her second semester got under way, Madison Holleran trekked about a mile and a half from Penn’s campus to Center City and killed herself. Her death was one of five among the Penn student body in six months’ time, including four confirmed suicides. The tragedies cast a sudden pall over Penn’s image as a dream destination for every high-achieving kid and his or her parents. Criticism centered on Penn’s notoriously competitive student culture and understaffed mental health services. But the question raised by the Penn suicides is broader and more fundamental than any campus policy, reaching into every home where parents send their sons and daughters off to college with big dreams and bright futures:
Why would these kids — top of their class, the elite, bound for success — choose to kill themselves?...
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* Here’s a grab bag of newspapers across the nation for that date:
https://www.newspapers.com/search/#lnd=1&ymd=2014-01-17&oquery=01%2F17%2F2014
Baltimore Sun “Heroin Is Killing Harford”
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