Justin’s Blog

You can click on any of the images above to find out about these upcoming conferences along with the next Provider Admin Conference.

Also, look for news in the near future of Therap One Day Seminars!

:: Justin ::

Today I got my first chance to play with something that you will probably see in Therap 8.0

I was working with the GER team on the first go around of their current development work. Here’s what I saw:

• “Next” and “Previous” buttons at the bottom of the GER and on the Done Page.
• The GER is in read only mode to all reviewers until they click “Edit this GER”. This will prevent multiple people getting errors from accessing the GER at once.
• Notifications can be added/editing by reviewers
• The Provider Administrator can now require certain notifications be documented based on the notification level of the GER
• Additional bits and pieces for our friends in Washington State.
• More features to help New York providers comply with Jonathan’s Law

Cool stuff, I love new releases.

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We made Iona walk back!

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1. No need for air conditioners
2. Driving on the left (I may have enjoyed this more than my family).  We had a diesel Minivan which went all week on one tank (over 1000km) good thing as it cost 90 Euros to fill it up!  Calum enjoyed counting how many times I stalled, I think the total was 17!
3. Accents.  I love Irish accents (my favourite price is 33.40)
4. RTE 2FM this was the radio station we listened to all week (you’ll have to ask my kids what my favourite song was)
5. Family.  I think that we are still all talking to each other, even after having been in the same house all week.  17 of us - WOW.
6. Sitting behind the Cork City bench and seeing their coach stress just the way I do.
7. Castles.  I love exploring old castles and listening to tour guides tell their stories (the accent is a bonus!)
8. Late sunsets, outside in the light until 10 or 11.
9. Euros.  It just makes sense and I like seeing where all the coins come from.  For some reason I was getting a lot of Spanish ones
10. Old pubs with low wooden ceilings.  Feels the way a pub should.

Now back to changing the world!

:: Justin ::

Made it home from Ireland today, long day, but definitely easier going this way.

Here’s a bunch of photos, I’ll tell stories later.

Believe it or not this was our first-night bed and breakfast, the former jail in Cahir

The Rock of Cashel

First pint in Mary Ann’s, Castletownshend

UEFA Cup football: Cork City v FC Haka of Finland

The Clan

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Tomorrow, for the first time since 2006, I am going to take a break from daily blogging (I have plans for dealing with the withdrawal - more on that later).

We (the US based Brockies) will be meeting up with the Edinburgh, Kirkliston, and Milngavie (prize for pronouncing it properly, answers in a comment) Brockies in a village called Castletownshend in the very south of Ireland to celebrate Ma Brockie’s 70th Birthday.

We’ll actually arrive a day early and after flying into Shannon, will spend our first night in the humble abode pictured above (Carrigeen Castle Bed and Breakfast near Tipperary).

Then it’s down to Castletownshend where we have rented a house for all 15 of us.

I am going to be off-line and phoneless all the way through July 20th (much to the amazement of my family) so if you need anything, please track down someone else via the office, Live Help, Secure Comm, or email.

The following paragraph from the website of the place we are staying may give a hint or two about my plans…

The village of Castletownshend (pictured below left) is centred around
the steep main road that leads down to the Castle, the quayside and the
harbour. There are a number of pubs in the village, including the Egon
Ronay listed pub and restaurant Mary Anne’s; there’s also a post office
and a shop.

Enjoy, I’ll see you all soon and have many, many photos to share.

:: Justin ::

I am having more and more conversations with folks all over the country who are really excited about the new ISP Plan module.

If you haven’t tried it out yet, remember that you will need to add the roles to your Super Role before you will be able to see it.

After that, ISP Plans are available in Test Mode for you to try out.

If you have any questions, suggestions or would like to set up a training, just let us know

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We have now posted details of our next National Provider Administrators Conference.

This is a really exciting opportunity for anyone who is involved in running the Therap implementation at their agency and should not be missed.

This year we are holding the Conference in Fishkill, New York from February 3rd to 5th. Fishkill is very close to Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, New York.

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Sep 30 - Oct 2, 2008 (Note Date Change).

Auburn, Maine

We
will host a three day conference from Sep 30 - Oct 2, 2008 in Auburn, Maine. The Therap Regional Conference in Maine will provide an opportunity for the participants to learn to efficiently manage and use
the Therap system for handling day to day documentation, reporting and communication needs of the agency.

We work with our users to design and improve our products and services and hence this conference will provide a platform for the participants to exchange their ideas with us. For further details on the conference, click on the link below:

• Therap Regional Conference in Maine

We welcome all the experienced, new and potential users to participate in the conference.

• Register Online

via Mushkush via the BBC

This has to be pretty close to the ideal/ultimate Web 2.0 application.

Jooce gives you your own desktop online so you can get at it from wherever you are.

Very cool!

:: Justin ::