Auditing of access of medical records would actually improve. If someone looks at your paper files, how would anyone know?
If someone looks at your EHR documents, sure it might potentially be easier to access, depending on your position, but you likely will be promptly fired.
Thanks for that Bad Analogy Guy.
The PC being logged is both address from a domain policy and application level.
Bigger areas of concern include protection againist removeable media, and uptime. You really need 99.999% uptime if someone's life depends on having their medical history available.
I hate to be "that guy" but if you had taken a history class you should be aware of "decimation" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimation_(Roman_army) as performed by the Roman army, so I'm pretty sure the 10% rule didn't come from GE.
Those who don't study history and all that...
However to be fair, the Romans probably stole the idea from the Greeks or Egyptians.
Step Seven- New Structure on the base
Much like a car tire, your ski has a tread pattern we call the structure. What type of structure works best depends on what kind of snow you typically ski in. Utah shops will run a different pattern on their skis than we do here in California. In any case this is the part that puts the pattern into the base. A very big stone is actually used for this process. This is the stone that makes us call the machine a stone grinder. We use a diamond to score a pattern into the stone. The stone is then used to cut this pattern into the ski. In addition, the stone is very precise and ensures that the ski base is perfectly flat and even.
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dropped in large Gin and Tonics, not that I would have any experience with that.
So I don't have to tell the CRV to mine Vespene gas any more?
Yeah the HDD is in LBA, and the OS speaks CHS.
Reminds me of the maze in DarkCityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_City_(1998_film)>
Auditing of access of medical records would actually improve. If someone looks at your paper files, how would anyone know? If someone looks at your EHR documents, sure it might potentially be easier to access, depending on your position, but you likely will be promptly fired.
One of the features of some of the implementations of EHR is the ability for patients to review their own records, via the tubes.
Thanks for that Bad Analogy Guy. The PC being logged is both address from a domain policy and application level. Bigger areas of concern include protection againist removeable media, and uptime. You really need 99.999% uptime if someone's life depends on having their medical history available.
Well if you are what you eat... you must eat a lot of fruit cake!
http://www.extremetech.com/print_article2/0,1217,a%253D235027,00.asp
the 10% rule. It came from GE.
I hate to be "that guy" but if you had taken a history class you should be aware of "decimation" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimation_(Roman_army) as performed by the Roman army, so I'm pretty sure the 10% rule didn't come from GE. Those who don't study history and all that... However to be fair, the Romans probably stole the idea from the Greeks or Egyptians.
Yeah MOO3 was different from MOO2... It sucked, and was not fun to play. "Bueacracy simulator" funny...
YouTube's audio compression IS terrible.
The cake is a [Redacted]
look at me still talking when there's science to do!
I quinteinth(?) that, I have a Gateway Laptop, about a year old with a 17" 1920x1200 LCD.
I thought they brought Hergé back fromt he dead for a second.
Interesting AC. In Alpine ski racing a "pattern" is needed on the base of the ski for increased speed:
http://www.californiaskicompany.com/Ski_tune.html (step 7)
Step Seven- New Structure on the base Much like a car tire, your ski has a tread pattern we call the structure. What type of structure works best depends on what kind of snow you typically ski in. Utah shops will run a different pattern on their skis than we do here in California. In any case this is the part that puts the pattern into the base. A very big stone is actually used for this process. This is the stone that makes us call the machine a stone grinder. We use a diamond to score a pattern into the stone. The stone is then used to cut this pattern into the ski. In addition, the stone is very precise and ensures that the ski base is perfectly flat and even.
Thanks, however it's not looking good for stateside folks for TY DL: http://club.cdfreaks.com/f33/where-buy-ty-dvd9-dl-disc-255018/ I guess if money is no object: http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=yuden+dl
Windowskey + E then alt+printsrn then Ctrl-v to paste into MSPaint There's your snapshot
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Does TY make DL discs?
Does this remind any one of deflector shields from Scorched Earth?
I had an ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe 478 Intel 875P ATX http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131464/ IC start smoking when I first powered it up, that was fun. I RMA'ed for an ABIT board (back in 2004 when they were still good).
I think I saw a movie about this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Crystal/
...and posting as AC tends to get ignored.