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How many doctors reject insurance?

Internist Albert Fuchs doesn't take insurance anymore. (His lovely bride, shown with him here, is an immunologist.) He also wrote a guest column for the LA Times bragging about how he did it. Slowly. He first cut off the carrier who reimbursed him the...

Tags: Fuchs, Insurance, Financial Planning, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-04-21

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GSA Image Analyser 3.4.4 (Windows)

The GSA Image Analyser is a program for the scientific evaluation of 2D images image analysis. The possibilities of the program are varied and can be divided in three main groups; Object surface calculation, Object length calculation and Object counting. The surfaces of all recognised objects are automatically calculated. In...

Tags: U.S. General Services Administration, Microsoft Windows, Image, Object, GSA Image Analyser, Count Function, Corporate Communications, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-11-24

National Archives lost 2TB drive from Clinton years

"The nation's record keeper" - the National Archives and Record Administration - has lost a two-terabyte hard drive containing digital records from Bill Clinton's presidency. In a statement, NARA said that it "takes very seriously the loss of an external hard drive that contained copies of...

Tags: Security, Agency, NARA, Records Management, Managerial Accounting, Finance, Richard Koman

Blog posts 2009-05-21

GSA Image Analyser Batch Edition 1.0.3 (Windows)

The GSA Image Analyser Batch Edition is a program for the scientific evaluation of images. The program can analyse all images in batch mode and store the results in a CSV files who can later be imported into any spreadsheet applications like Excel or Open Office. The possibilities of the...

Tags: U.S. General Services Administration, Microsoft Windows, GSA Image Analyser Batch Edition, Count Function, Productivity

Software downloads 2009-04-13

Standing room only for Mo. virtual school

Missouri's state education officials know they have a good thing in its as-yet-to-be created virtual school because parents are lining up to find out how to apply, reports the News Tribune. The K-12 virtual school in Columbia, MO is still a year away from opening its cyber doors, but plans...

Tags: virtual school, Curt Fuchs

Blog posts 2006-07-31