http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html

PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS


This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]


The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!

PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!

Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia

The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system
were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
their own work.

PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.

SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
http://www.saic.com


PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.


SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:

http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp

On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
Obituary for Harry Guess

Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


IBM PLM offices in Israel

Asia Pacific

IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries

IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries



Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.

NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?

more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html


Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.

Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html

Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/

Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.


CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China

Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988

Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.

Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.

The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp



IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street

Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel

Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel

Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
Israel.


SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!


IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].

Location

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel

ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp


ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!

http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf

Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical

New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company

WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -

ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.

ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.

Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University

CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants

ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!

Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance

Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.

As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.


Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),

Health and Human Services (HHS),

Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.

We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation’s poorest citizens.


What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.

The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.

ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com

NIH & PROMIS

http://www.nihpromis.org/

Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System

Welcome to PROMIS!

In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
other subjective outcomes."

Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.

The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.

NIH---PROMIS -- HHS

NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes

As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions.

David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
conditions.


THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS

Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM

I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.

David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency

OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS

.... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
of HHS.

DO YOU THINK TODAY'S U.S.A. IS ANY LESS MILITARIZED THAN GERMANY IN THE
LATE 1930S?

These connections below are remarkably threatening and terrifying and
make Bin Laden seem like a comfy bedfellow!!

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Z O G
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

This essay/expose threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of
Health & Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]

The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!

PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!

Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia

The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system
were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
their own work.

PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.

SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
http://www.saic.com

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:

http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp

On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
Obituary for Harry Guess

Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

IBM PLM offices in Israel

Asia Pacific

IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries

IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.

NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?

more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html

Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.

Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html

Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/

Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.

CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China

Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988

Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.

Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.

The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street

Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel

Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel

Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
Israel.

SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!

IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].

Location

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel

ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp


ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!

http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf

Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical

New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company

WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -

ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.

ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.

Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University

CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants

ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!

Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance

Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.

As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.


Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),

Health and Human Services (HHS),

Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.

We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation’s poorest citizens.

What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.

The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.

ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com

NIH & PROMIS

http://www.nihpromis.org/

Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System

Welcome to PROMIS!

In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
other subjective outcomes."

Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.

The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.

NIH---PROMIS -- HHS

NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes

As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions.

David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
conditions.


THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS

Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM

I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.

David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency

OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS

.... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
of HHS.

In the next 500 days the Secretary Mike Leavitt [HHS manages Medicare,
NIH, CDC, and Head Start] will concentrate on the following for ALL of
us in the USA ...

Creating an integrated PROMIS electronic network of privacy-protected
population electronic data and medical records, genetic information and
medical records to accelerate discoveries that will define an
individuals risk of disease, response to treatment and likelihood of a
side effect.

Building PROMIS interdisciplinary research teams that combine skills
and knowledge from the biological, physical and social sciences to
yield biomedical insights that could not have been achieved by a
single-discipline non-PROMIS approach.

Improving the clinical research network to advance better prevention,
early diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Implementing a comprehensive plan for obesity research that will
maximize collaboration among HHS stakeholders.

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which PROMIS SOFTWARE
will...

Medications are safer and more effective because they are chosen based
on the patients personal PROMIS online medical data characteristics.
Research results more quickly benefit people and healthcare needs more
quickly become research leads. Secretary Leavitt's 500-Day Plan

for the PROMIS SOFTWARE Healthcare System

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which ... Nearly all
health records can be linked through an PROMIS interoperable system
that 'protects' privacy as it connects patients, providers and payers
resulting in fewer medical mistakes, less hassle, lower costs and
better health, perhaps as well as our national health care
superstructure looks after us today!

Consumers are better informed and have more choices. Wellness and
prevention are sought as rigorously as treatment.

New drugs and innovation are rapidly approved and continually monitored
afterwards, and new PROMIS information is proactively communicated to
providers and patients. Payers reward providers for healthy outcomes as
well as quantity of care and services.

12-14 million more Americans have health insurance. Inequalities in
health care are eliminated. Common sense medical liability reform makes
health care more affordable and accessible for all Americans. In the
next 500 days the Secretary will concentrate on ...

Expressing a clear vision of health information technology that conveys
the PROMIS benefits to patients, providers and payers.

Convening a national PROMIS SOFTWARE collaboration to further develop,
set and certify health information technology standards and outcomes
for interoperability, privacy and data exchange.

Realizing the near-term benefits of health information technology in
the focused areas of adverse drug-incident reporting, e-prescribing,
lab and claims-sharing data, clinic registrations and insurance forms.

Creating a drug safety board to monitor and respond to post-market
adverse drug incidents.

Fulfilling the Presidents goals for PROMIS community health center
expansion. Enabling state insurance pools, association health plans and
tax credits for workers unable to afford insurance.

Supporting PROMIS community-based approaches to closing the healthcare
gap, particularly among racial and ethnic minority populations,
including American Indians and Alaska Natives. Pushing for medical
liability reform.

WHAT IS PROMIS 2 AND WHAT DOES IT DO?

PROMIS 2 stands for Prosecutor's Management Information System.

In the late 1970s the legal system of the United States Department of
Justice (DoJ) was comprised of more than thirty semi-autonomous
regional U.S. Attorneys (USA) offices. Each had a computer system to
track case management for prosecutions,

investigations, and civil litigations. The problem was that they used
as many as seven different programming languages. This made the
transmission and sharing of information between offices virtually
impossible. The computers in the USA's office in San Francisco could
not read files sent from the USA in New York.

The genius of Hamilton and Inslaw was to create a software program that
could access files in any number of databases and programming languages
and translate and then unify them into one consistent file. Promis was
the Rosetta stone of computer languages.

Inslaw won a $10 million, three-year contract in March 1982 to install
a 16-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government had the
right to use but not the right to modify without paying license fees to
Inslaw, on government computers in the 22 largest U.S. Attorneys'
Offices. In April 1983, the second year of the three-year contract, the
government modified Inslaw's contract in order to obtain delivery of a
32-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government could not
even use without paying license fees. In modifying the contract, the
government promised to pay license fees if it decided to substitute the
32-bit version for the 16-bit version. In May 1983, the month following
Inslaw's delivery of the 32-bit version of Promis, the government
reneged on its contractual agreement to pay license fees and
simultaneously began to find fault with Inslaw's implementation
services as justification for withholding services payments.

The Justice Department thereafter withheld $1.77 million in services
payments forcing Inslaw to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in
February 1985. In January 1988, following several weeks of trial in
1987, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court issued fully litigated findings of fact
that the Justice Department "took, converted, stole" the 32-bit version
of Promis "through trickery, fraud and deceit," implemented the 32-bit
version of Promis in the 44 largest U.S. Attorneys Offices, and then
tried to force INSLAW out of business in order to incapacitate INSLAW
from litigating the Justice Department's theft of Promis. The
Bankruptcy Court imposed a compulsory license on the 44 largest U.S.
Attorneys Offices for the perpetual use of the 32-bit version of Promis
and issued a permanent injunction against any further dissemination of
Promis by the government except under license from Inslaw.

Subsequent appeals by the government saw the original rulings
overturned on legal, not factual, grounds. Legal actions in the case
continue to this day. Hamilton told FTW that none of the uses described
above had anything to do with any licensing agreements for the
software's use to track terrorists, intelligence matters or worldwide
financial transactions.

The paper tracking of the refinements in Promis after the legal dispute
erupted between INSLAW and the Reagan administration, verifies that at
least one version of Promis was given to Martin Marietta, now
Lockheed-Martin, which is now the nation's second largest defense
contractor.




Zog of Oz wrote:
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
>
> This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
> Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
> Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
> and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]
>
>
> The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
> and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
> forces!
>
> PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!
>
> Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
> encyclopedia
>
> The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
> hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
> records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
> primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
> of Carnegie Mellon University's
> ZOG system
> were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
> their own work.
>
> PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
> access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
> its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
> was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.
>
> SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
> Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
> http://www.saic.com
>
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
> register for the conferencer, go to:
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:
>
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp
>
> On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
> Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
> to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
> devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
> Obituary for Harry Guess
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
> seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
> cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
> Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
>
> IBM PLM offices in Israel
>
> Asia Pacific
>
> IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
> IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries
>
> IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
>
>
> Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
> to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
> the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
> turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
> investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.
>
> NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
> Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
> had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
> Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
> fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
> QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
> NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
> QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?
>
> more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
> http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html
>
>
> Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
> and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
> Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
> affairs.
>
> Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
> http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
> http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html
>
> Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
> delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
> http://www.cleverex.com/
>
> Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
> http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.
>
>
> CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
> San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China
>
> Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988
>
> Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
> helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
> 7/22/2005
> -- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
> rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
> Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
> office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
> Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.
>
> Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
> & Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
> exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
> operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.
>
> The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
> ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
> Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp
>
>
>
> IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street
>
> Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
>
> Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel
>
> Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
> Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
> the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
> center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
> of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
> Israel.
>
>
> SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!
>
>
> IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
> Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
> Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
> new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
> IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
> time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
> eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
> of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
> alles].
>
> Location
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
> Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel
>
> ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
> Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp
>
>
> ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
> handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!
>
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf
>
> Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical
>
> New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
> Recognition of Parent Company
>
> WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -
>
> ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
> subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
> California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
> ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
> on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.
>
> ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
> help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
> PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
> this very interesting development!
>
>
> Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
> military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
> OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
> Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
> Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.
>
> Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
> University
>
> CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants
>
> ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
> They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
> Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!
>
> Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
> and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
> Office of Family Assistance
>
> Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
> Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
> facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
> localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
> needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
> site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
> communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
> (summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
> technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
> site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
> site management and support, including identifying new relevant
> content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
> providing programming support for new content and enhancements.
>
> As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
> Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
> of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.
>
>
> Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
> businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
> ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
> and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
> federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
> Housing and Urban Development (HUD),
>
> Health and Human Services (HHS),
>
> Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
> governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
> CONSULTING.
>
> We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
> helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
> homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
> development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.
>
>
> What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland
>
>
> What Is PROMIS?
>
>
> The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
> initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
> individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
> mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
> and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
> Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
> efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
> outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
> diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
> modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
> common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.
>
> The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
> from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
> diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.
>
> ICF--
> http://www.icfconsulting.com
>
> NIH & PROMIS
>
> http://www.nihpromis.org/
>
> Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!
>
> In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
> and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
> network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
> re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
> statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
> develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
> fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
> to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
> now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
> "Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
> efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
> other subjective outcomes."
>
> Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
> immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
> chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
> well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
> the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
> One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
> available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
> community.
>
> The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
> transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
> movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
> provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
> entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
> efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
> information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
> http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.
>
> NIH---PROMIS -- HHS
>
> NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
> Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
> Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
> to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
> center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
> (PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
> Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
> aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
> and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions.
>
> David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
> coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
> research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
> Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
> Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
> University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
> Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
> investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
> meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
> conditions.
>
>
> THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS
>
> Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM
>
> I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
> computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
> have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
> PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
> Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
> corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
> client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
> but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
> the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
> IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
> workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.
>
> David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency
>
> OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS
>
> ... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
> Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
> most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
> Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
> our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
> Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
> and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
> Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
> data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
> of HHS.

DO YOU THINK TODAY'S U.S.A. IS ANY LESS MILITARIZED THAN GERMANY IN THE
LATE 1930S?

These connections below are remarkably threatening and terrifying and
make Bin Laden seem like a comfy bedfellow!!

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Z O G
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

This essay/expose threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of
Health & Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]

The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!

PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!

Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia

The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system
were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
their own work.

PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.

SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
http://www.saic.com

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:

http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp

On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
Obituary for Harry Guess

Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

IBM PLM offices in Israel

Asia Pacific

IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries

IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.

NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?

more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html

Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.

Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html

Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/

Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.

CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China

Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988

Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.

Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.

The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street

Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel

Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel

Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
Israel.

SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!

IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].

Location

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel

ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp


ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!

http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf

Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical

New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company

WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -

ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.

ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.

Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University

CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants

ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!

Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance

Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.

As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.


Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),

Health and Human Services (HHS),

Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.

We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation’s poorest citizens.

What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.

The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.

ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com

NIH & PROMIS

http://www.nihpromis.org/

Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System

Welcome to PROMIS!

In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
other subjective outcomes."

Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.

The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.

NIH---PROMIS -- HHS

NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes

As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions.

David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
conditions.


THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS

Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM

I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.

David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency

OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS

.... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
of HHS.

In the next 500 days the Secretary Mike Leavitt [HHS manages Medicare,
NIH, CDC, and Head Start] will concentrate on the following for ALL of
us in the USA ...

Creating an integrated PROMIS electronic network of privacy-protected
population electronic data and medical records, genetic information and
medical records to accelerate discoveries that will define an
individuals risk of disease, response to treatment and likelihood of a
side effect.

Building PROMIS interdisciplinary research teams that combine skills
and knowledge from the biological, physical and social sciences to
yield biomedical insights that could not have been achieved by a
single-discipline non-PROMIS approach.

Improving the clinical research network to advance better prevention,
early diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Implementing a comprehensive plan for obesity research that will
maximize collaboration among HHS stakeholders.

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which PROMIS SOFTWARE
will...

Medications are safer and more effective because they are chosen based
on the patients personal PROMIS online medical data characteristics.
Research results more quickly benefit people and healthcare needs more
quickly become research leads. Secretary Leavitt's 500-Day Plan

for the PROMIS SOFTWARE Healthcare System

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which ... Nearly all
health records can be linked through an PROMIS interoperable system
that 'protects' privacy as it connects patients, providers and payers
resulting in fewer medical mistakes, less hassle, lower costs and
better health, perhaps as well as our national health care
superstructure looks after us today!

Consumers are better informed and have more choices. Wellness and
prevention are sought as rigorously as treatment.

New drugs and innovation are rapidly approved and continually monitored
afterwards, and new PROMIS information is proactively communicated to
providers and patients. Payers reward providers for healthy outcomes as
well as quantity of care and services.

12-14 million more Americans have health insurance. Inequalities in
health care are eliminated. Common sense medical liability reform makes
health care more affordable and accessible for all Americans. In the
next 500 days the Secretary will concentrate on ...

Expressing a clear vision of health information technology that conveys
the PROMIS benefits to patients, providers and payers.

Convening a national PROMIS SOFTWARE collaboration to further develop,
set and certify health information technology standards and outcomes
for interoperability, privacy and data exchange.

Realizing the near-term benefits of health information technology in
the focused areas of adverse drug-incident reporting, e-prescribing,
lab and claims-sharing data, clinic registrations and insurance forms.

Creating a drug safety board to monitor and respond to post-market
adverse drug incidents.

Fulfilling the Presidents goals for PROMIS community health center
expansion. Enabling state insurance pools, association health plans and
tax credits for workers unable to afford insurance.

Supporting PROMIS community-based approaches to closing the healthcare
gap, particularly among racial and ethnic minority populations,
including American Indians and Alaska Natives. Pushing for medical
liability reform.

WHAT IS PROMIS 2 AND WHAT DOES IT DO?

PROMIS 2 stands for Prosecutor's Management Information System.

In the late 1970s the legal system of the United States Department of
Justice (DoJ) was comprised of more than thirty semi-autonomous
regional U.S. Attorneys (USA) offices. Each had a computer system to
track case management for prosecutions,

investigations, and civil litigations. The problem was that they used
as many as seven different programming languages. This made the
transmission and sharing of information between offices virtually
impossible. The computers in the USA's office in San Francisco could
not read files sent from the USA in New York.

The genius of Hamilton and Inslaw was to create a software program that
could access files in any number of databases and programming languages
and translate and then unify them into one consistent file. Promis was
the Rosetta stone of computer languages.

Inslaw won a $10 million, three-year contract in March 1982 to install
a 16-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government had the
right to use but not the right to modify without paying license fees to
Inslaw, on government computers in the 22 largest U.S. Attorneys'
Offices. In April 1983, the second year of the three-year contract, the
government modified Inslaw's contract in order to obtain delivery of a
32-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government could not
even use without paying license fees. In modifying the contract, the
government promised to pay license fees if it decided to substitute the
32-bit version for the 16-bit version. In May 1983, the month following
Inslaw's delivery of the 32-bit version of Promis, the government
reneged on its contractual agreement to pay license fees and
simultaneously began to find fault with Inslaw's implementation
services as justification for withholding services payments.

The Justice Department thereafter withheld $1.77 million in services
payments forcing Inslaw to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in
February 1985. In January 1988, following several weeks of trial in
1987, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court issued fully litigated findings of fact
that the Justice Department "took, converted, stole" the 32-bit version
of Promis "through trickery, fraud and deceit," implemented the 32-bit
version of Promis in the 44 largest U.S. Attorneys Offices, and then
tried to force INSLAW out of business in order to incapacitate INSLAW
from litigating the Justice Department's theft of Promis. The
Bankruptcy Court imposed a compulsory license on the 44 largest U.S.
Attorneys Offices for the perpetual use of the 32-bit version of Promis
and issued a permanent injunction against any further dissemination of
Promis by the government except under license from Inslaw.

Subsequent appeals by the government saw the original rulings
overturned on legal, not factual, grounds. Legal actions in the case
continue to this day. Hamilton told FTW that none of the uses described
above had anything to do with any licensing agreements for the
software's use to track terrorists, intelligence matters or worldwide
financial transactions.

The paper tracking of the refinements in Promis after the legal dispute
erupted between INSLAW and the Reagan administration, verifies that at
least one version of Promis was given to Martin Marietta, now
Lockheed-Martin, which is now the nation's second largest defense
contractor.




Zog of Oz wrote:
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
>
> This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
> Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
> Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
> and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]
>
>
> The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
> and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
> forces!
>
> PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!
>
> Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
> encyclopedia
>
> The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
> hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
> records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
> primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
> of Carnegie Mellon University's
> ZOG system
> were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
> their own work.
>
> PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
> access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
> its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
> was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.
>
> SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
> Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
> http://www.saic.com
>
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
> register for the conferencer, go to:
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:
>
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp
>
> On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
> Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
> to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
> devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
> Obituary for Harry Guess
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
> seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
> cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
> Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
>
> IBM PLM offices in Israel
>
> Asia Pacific
>
> IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
> IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries
>
> IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
>
>
> Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
> to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
> the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
> turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
> investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.
>
> NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
> Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
> had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
> Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
> fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
> QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
> NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
> QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?
>
> more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
> http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html
>
>
> Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
> and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
> Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
> affairs.
>
> Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
> http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
> http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html
>
> Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
> delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
> http://www.cleverex.com/
>
> Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
> http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.
>
>
> CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
> San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China
>
> Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988
>
> Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
> helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
> 7/22/2005
> -- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
> rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
> Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
> office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
> Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.
>
> Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
> & Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
> exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
> operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.
>
> The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
> ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
> Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp
>
>
>
> IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street
>
> Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
>
> Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel
>
> Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
> Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
> the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
> center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
> of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
> Israel.
>
>
> SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!
>
>
> IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
> Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
> Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
> new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
> IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
> time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
> eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
> of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
> alles].
>
> Location
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
> Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel
>
> ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
> Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp
>
>
> ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
> handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!
>
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf
>
> Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical
>
> New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
> Recognition of Parent Company
>
> WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -
>
> ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
> subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
> California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
> ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
> on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.
>
> ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
> help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
> PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
> this very interesting development!
>
>
> Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
> military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
> OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
> Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
> Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.
>
> Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
> University
>
> CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants
>
> ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
> They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
> Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!
>
> Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
> and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
> Office of Family Assistance
>
> Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
> Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
> facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
> localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
> needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
> site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
> communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
> (summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
> technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
> site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
> site management and support, including identifying new relevant
> content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
> providing programming support for new content and enhancements.
>
> As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
> Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
> of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.
>
>
> Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
> businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
> ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
> and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
> federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
> Housing and Urban Development (HUD),
>
> Health and Human Services (HHS),
>
> Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
> governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
> CONSULTING.
>
> We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
> helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
> homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
> development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.
>
>
> What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland
>
>
> What Is PROMIS?
>
>
> The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
> initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
> individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
> mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
> and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
> Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
> efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
> outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
> diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
> modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
> common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.
>
> The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
> from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
> diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.
>
> ICF--
> http://www.icfconsulting.com
>
> NIH & PROMIS
>
> http://www.nihpromis.org/
>
> Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!
>
> In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
> and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
> network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
> re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
> statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
> develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
> fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
> to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
> now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
> "Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
> efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
> other subjective outcomes."
>
> Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
> immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
> chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
> well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
> the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
> One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
> available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
> community.
>
> The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
> transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
> movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
> provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
> entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
> efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
> information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
> http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.
>
> NIH---PROMIS -- HHS
>
> NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
> Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
> Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
> to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
> center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
> (PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
> Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
> aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
> and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions.
>
> David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
> coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
> research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
> Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
> Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
> University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
> Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
> investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
> meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
> conditions.
>
>
> THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS
>
> Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM
>
> I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
> computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
> have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
> PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
> Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
> corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
> client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
> but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
> the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
> IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
> workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.
>
> David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency
>
> OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS
>
> ... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
> Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
> most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
> Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
> our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
> Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
> and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
> Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
> data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
> of HHS.

DO YOU THINK TODAY'S U.S.A. IS ANY LESS MILITARIZED THAN GERMANY IN THE
LATE 1930S?

These connections below are remarkably threatening and terrifying and
make Bin Laden seem like a comfy bedfellow!!

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Z O G
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

This essay/expose threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of
Health & Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]

The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!

PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!

Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia

The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system
were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
their own work.

PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.

SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
http://www.saic.com

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:

http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp

On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
Obituary for Harry Guess

Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

IBM PLM offices in Israel

Asia Pacific

IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries

IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries

Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.

NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?

more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html

Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.

Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html

Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/

Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.

CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China

Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988

Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!

Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.

Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.

The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street

Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel

Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel

Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
Israel.

SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!

IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].

Location

IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel

ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp


ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!

http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf

Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical

New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company

WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -

ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.

ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.

Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University

CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants

ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!

Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance

Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.

As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.


Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),

Health and Human Services (HHS),

Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.

We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation’s poorest citizens.

What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS

PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]

http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/

The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!

The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
knowing omnipresent software development.

SAVE THE DATE !

September 11-13, 2006

Building Tomorrow's Patient-

Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg

Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.

The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.

ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com

NIH & PROMIS

http://www.nihpromis.org/

Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System

Welcome to PROMIS!

In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.

This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.

As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
other subjective outcomes."

Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.

The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.

NIH---PROMIS -- HHS

NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes

As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
(PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions.

David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
conditions.


THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS

Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM

I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.

David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency

OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS

.... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
of HHS.

In the next 500 days the Secretary Mike Leavitt [HHS manages Medicare,
NIH, CDC, and Head Start] will concentrate on the following for ALL of
us in the USA ...

Creating an integrated PROMIS electronic network of privacy-protected
population electronic data and medical records, genetic information and
medical records to accelerate discoveries that will define an
individuals risk of disease, response to treatment and likelihood of a
side effect.

Building PROMIS interdisciplinary research teams that combine skills
and knowledge from the biological, physical and social sciences to
yield biomedical insights that could not have been achieved by a
single-discipline non-PROMIS approach.

Improving the clinical research network to advance better prevention,
early diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Implementing a comprehensive plan for obesity research that will
maximize collaboration among HHS stakeholders.

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which PROMIS SOFTWARE
will...

Medications are safer and more effective because they are chosen based
on the patients personal PROMIS online medical data characteristics.
Research results more quickly benefit people and healthcare needs more
quickly become research leads. Secretary Leavitt's 500-Day Plan

for the PROMIS SOFTWARE Healthcare System

In 5,000 days, the Secretary sees a nation in which ... Nearly all
health records can be linked through an PROMIS interoperable system
that 'protects' privacy as it connects patients, providers and payers
resulting in fewer medical mistakes, less hassle, lower costs and
better health, perhaps as well as our national health care
superstructure looks after us today!

Consumers are better informed and have more choices. Wellness and
prevention are sought as rigorously as treatment.

New drugs and innovation are rapidly approved and continually monitored
afterwards, and new PROMIS information is proactively communicated to
providers and patients. Payers reward providers for healthy outcomes as
well as quantity of care and services.

12-14 million more Americans have health insurance. Inequalities in
health care are eliminated. Common sense medical liability reform makes
health care more affordable and accessible for all Americans. In the
next 500 days the Secretary will concentrate on ...

Expressing a clear vision of health information technology that conveys
the PROMIS benefits to patients, providers and payers.

Convening a national PROMIS SOFTWARE collaboration to further develop,
set and certify health information technology standards and outcomes
for interoperability, privacy and data exchange.

Realizing the near-term benefits of health information technology in
the focused areas of adverse drug-incident reporting, e-prescribing,
lab and claims-sharing data, clinic registrations and insurance forms.

Creating a drug safety board to monitor and respond to post-market
adverse drug incidents.

Fulfilling the Presidents goals for PROMIS community health center
expansion. Enabling state insurance pools, association health plans and
tax credits for workers unable to afford insurance.

Supporting PROMIS community-based approaches to closing the healthcare
gap, particularly among racial and ethnic minority populations,
including American Indians and Alaska Natives. Pushing for medical
liability reform.

WHAT IS PROMIS 2 AND WHAT DOES IT DO?

PROMIS 2 stands for Prosecutor's Management Information System.

In the late 1970s the legal system of the United States Department of
Justice (DoJ) was comprised of more than thirty semi-autonomous
regional U.S. Attorneys (USA) offices. Each had a computer system to
track case management for prosecutions,

investigations, and civil litigations. The problem was that they used
as many as seven different programming languages. This made the
transmission and sharing of information between offices virtually
impossible. The computers in the USA's office in San Francisco could
not read files sent from the USA in New York.

The genius of Hamilton and Inslaw was to create a software program that
could access files in any number of databases and programming languages
and translate and then unify them into one consistent file. Promis was
the Rosetta stone of computer languages.

Inslaw won a $10 million, three-year contract in March 1982 to install
a 16-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government had the
right to use but not the right to modify without paying license fees to
Inslaw, on government computers in the 22 largest U.S. Attorneys'
Offices. In April 1983, the second year of the three-year contract, the
government modified Inslaw's contract in order to obtain delivery of a
32-bit architecture version of Promis, which the government could not
even use without paying license fees. In modifying the contract, the
government promised to pay license fees if it decided to substitute the
32-bit version for the 16-bit version. In May 1983, the month following
Inslaw's delivery of the 32-bit version of Promis, the government
reneged on its contractual agreement to pay license fees and
simultaneously began to find fault with Inslaw's implementation
services as justification for withholding services payments.

The Justice Department thereafter withheld $1.77 million in services
payments forcing Inslaw to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in
February 1985. In January 1988, following several weeks of trial in
1987, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court issued fully litigated findings of fact
that the Justice Department "took, converted, stole" the 32-bit version
of Promis "through trickery, fraud and deceit," implemented the 32-bit
version of Promis in the 44 largest U.S. Attorneys Offices, and then
tried to force INSLAW out of business in order to incapacitate INSLAW
from litigating the Justice Department's theft of Promis. The
Bankruptcy Court imposed a compulsory license on the 44 largest U.S.
Attorneys Offices for the perpetual use of the 32-bit version of Promis
and issued a permanent injunction against any further dissemination of
Promis by the government except under license from Inslaw.

Subsequent appeals by the government saw the original rulings
overturned on legal, not factual, grounds. Legal actions in the case
continue to this day. Hamilton told FTW that none of the uses described
above had anything to do with any licensing agreements for the
software's use to track terrorists, intelligence matters or worldwide
financial transactions.

The paper tracking of the refinements in Promis after the legal dispute
erupted between INSLAW and the Reagan administration, verifies that at
least one version of Promis was given to Martin Marietta, now
Lockheed-Martin, which is now the nation's second largest defense
contractor.




Zog of Oz wrote:
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
>
> This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
> Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
> Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
> and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]
>
>
> The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
> and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
> forces!
>
> PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!
>
> Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
> encyclopedia
>
> The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
> hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
> records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
> primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers
> of Carnegie Mellon University's
> ZOG system
> were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to return to
> their own work.
>
> PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
> access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
> its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS
> was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.
>
> SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus Point
> Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800) 430-7629
> http://www.saic.com
>
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
> register for the conferencer, go to:
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:
>
> http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp
>
> On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
> Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
> to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
> devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to
> Obituary for Harry Guess
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
> seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a
> cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
> Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
>
> IBM PLM offices in Israel
>
> Asia Pacific
>
> IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
> IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries
>
> IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries
>
>
>
> Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
> to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
> the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
> turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
> investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.
>
> NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
> Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
> had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
> Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
> fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
> QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
> NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
> QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?
>
> more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
> http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html
>
>
> Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
> and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
> Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
> affairs.
>
> Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
> http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
> http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html
>
> Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
> delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
> http://www.cleverex.com/
>
> Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
> http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.
>
>
> CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi
> San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China
>
> Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988
>
> Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
> helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!
>
> Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
> 7/22/2005
> -- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
> rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
> Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
> office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
> Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.
>
> Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health
> & Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
> exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
> operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.
>
> The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
> ICF/Caliber, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
> Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...unications.asp
>
>
>
> IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street
>
> Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
>
> Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: friven@il.ibm.com
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel
>
> Our center is located in the Azorim High-Tech Industrial Park,
> Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about 30 minutes from
> the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli developers using our
> center have the advantage of being able to get access to a wide range
> of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies without having to leave
> Israel.
>
>
> SWISS POST and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM does not even need USA!!
>
>
> IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
> Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
> Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
> new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
> IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
> time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
> eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
> of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
> alles].
>
> Location
>
> IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
> Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel
>
> ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting ICF
> Consulting ICF Consulting ICF Consulting
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...n-services.asp
>
>
> ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
> handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!
>
> http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...curity-F03.pdf
>
> Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical
>
> New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
> Recognition of Parent Company
>
> WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -
>
> ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
> subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
> California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
> ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
> on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.
>
> ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
> help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
> PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
> this very interesting development!
>
>
> Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
> military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
> OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
> Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
> Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.
>
> Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
> University
>
> CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants
>
> ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
> They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
> Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!
>
> Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
> and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
> Office of Family Assistance
>
> Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare
> Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
> facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
> localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
> needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
> site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
> communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
> (summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
> technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
> site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
> site management and support, including identifying new relevant
> content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
> providing programming support for new content and enhancements.
>
> As noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
> Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
> of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.
>
>
> Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
> businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
> ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
> and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
> federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
> Housing and Urban Development (HUD),
>
> Health and Human Services (HHS),
>
> Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
> governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
> CONSULTING.
>
> We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
> helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
> homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
> development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.
>
>
> What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
> PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
>
> PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/
>
> The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
> Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
> Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
> could be more reliable, especially today!
>
> The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all
> knowing omnipresent software development.
>
> SAVE THE DATE !
>
> September 11-13, 2006
>
> Building Tomorrow's Patient-
>
> Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
> 11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg
>
> Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland
>
>
> What Is PROMIS?
>
>
> The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
> initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
> individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
> mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
> and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
> Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
> efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
> outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
> diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
> modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
> common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.
>
> The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
> from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
> diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.
>
> ICF--
> http://www.icfconsulting.com
>
> NIH & PROMIS
>
> http://www.nihpromis.org/
>
> Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
>
> Welcome to PROMIS!
>
> In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
> and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
> network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to
> re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.
>
> This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
> System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
> tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
> evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and
> efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
> outcomes in clinical practice.
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a
> statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
> develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
> fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
> to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
> now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
> "Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
> efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and
> other subjective outcomes."
>
> Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally
> immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
> chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
> well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge
> the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
> One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
> available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
> community.
>
> The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
> transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
> movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
> provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its
> entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
> efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
> information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
> http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.
>
> NIH---PROMIS -- HHS
>
> NIH to Develop Network for Quantifying Patient-Reported Outcomes
>
> As part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research, the National
> Institutes of Health (NIH), part of the Department of Health and Human
> Services [HHS], provided approximately $6 million in fiscal year 2004
> to fund six primary research sites and a statistical coordinating
> center for a Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System
> (PROMIS) network. This trans-NIH initiative, managed by the National
> Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS),
> aims to develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms such as pain
> and fatigue and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
> variety of chronic diseases and conditions.
>
> David Cella, Ph.D., of Northwestern University will run the statistical
> coordinating center. The principal investigators for the six primary
> research sites are: Dagmar Amtmann, Ph.D., of the University of
> Washington in Seattle; James Fries, M.D., of Stanford University; Harry
> Guess, M.D., of University of North Carolina; Paul Pilkonis, Ph.D., of
> University of Pittsburgh; Kevin Schulman, M.D., of Duke University; and
> Arthur Stone, Ph.D., of the Stony Brook School of Medicine. These
> investigators will work together to develop measurement instruments to
> meet the needs of clinical researchers across a wide variety of chronic
> conditions.
>
>
> THE FBI FAILURE Regarding PROMIS
>
> Posted: JUN 11, 2005 07:19:29 AM
>
> I am following news about FBIs efforts to modernize their
> computer-based information exchange technology for at least 2 years. I
> have also studied in depth some previous VCM systems, including the
> PROMIS software (the one from the 1980s and a new Promis developed by
> Inslaw Inc. in Washinton,DC in the 1990s. It seems that a huge
> corporation (SAIC) had not enough expertize in the VCF and
> client/server systems. They turned to INSLAW INC. for help at some time
> but political considerations prevented the hiring of Inslaw Inc. for
> the job, as a subcontractor. It seems to be a good time now for the FBI
> IT chief to seek a cooperation of Inslaw Inc. in order to develop a
> workable VCF system, based on the NEW PROMIS software.
>
> David M. Dastych journalist, agency owner David's Media Agency
>
> OUR MAN FROM PROMIS software -- Mike Leavitt, HHS
>
> ... We all trusted GW Bush with our armies, our reservists, our Fannie
> Mae home loan mortgage funding [nearly 1.5 trillion dollars in debt,
> most of it to the Chinese via our Treasury Bonds, our No Child nor
> Katrina Victim Left Behind, our 'humming' factories and colleges, and
> our belovedly efficient public elementary and high schools, now, the
> Dept. of Health and Human Services [HHS] is happy to announce, our wise
> and noble leader will further benefit us with electronic data online
> Promis Software support of our medical records and prescription
> data...to go global database with the help of Mike Leavitt, Secretary
> of HHS.

Illegal immigrants in USA are overtaking Black Yanks rights to work by
the tens of millions, and the Chinese are kicking our NASA and NRO
satellite spy agency's asses!

Read below:
http://www.space.com/news/060412_china_cooperation.html

Re: "Jobs Americans won't do" is total baloney. PEW: CONSTRUCTION is
the single most common job for illegals, in USA less than 5 years.

LIBBY SCOOPER TIPSY <scooper_ti...******.com>

I WILL TRADE YOU 500,000 ILLEGAL MEXICANS [returned home where they are

legal] for merely one unemployed African american and then show you who

built up the U.S.A. to its present greatness --- black Yanks!! GOD
BLESS THEM ONE AND ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Scooter Libby


==>>here is some kind of public apology [re]posted earlier today by the

alleged officer who struck Cynthia McKinney with disrespectful
behaviour towards a dignitary of Congress:


I JUST WANTED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLICLY APOLOGIZE TO CYNTHIA

MCKINNEY, I was truly an asshole and racist and did not realize the
depth of my tribalism until my rabbi straightened me out. Please
forgive me for jumping your bones as you entered the Representatives
House on Capitol Hill, i should have recognized you even without your
badge exposed.....and, it did not hurt when you busted me in the chest
with your baby pink mini cellphone. it felt more like a caress!


Please please forgive me....
Paul McKenna


------------------------------


Promis Software resurfaces along with Z O G at HHS and NIH!!!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html


A little footnote on Mr. & Mrs. Vice President, the CHENEYS:
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Until late 2000, Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney
sat on Lockheed's board of directors. Research conducted by many
investigative journalists has indicated that PROMIS has spread widely
throughout the defense contractor network.
FTW has received multiple reports of Promis use by companies and
institutions like DynCorp, Raytheon, Boeing, SAIC and the Harvard
Endowment as well as by government agencies such as the Financial
Criminal Enforcement Network (FINCEN) and the U.S. Treasury.


PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]


The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!


PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!


Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia


The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers

of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to
return to their own work.


PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS

was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.


see also, SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus
Point Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800)
430-7629 http://www.saic.com


PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]


http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development....read here about Cleverex
partner ACS $100.5 million contract with Glaxo Smith Kline!


SAVE THE DATE !


September 11-13, 2006


Building Tomorrow's Patient-


Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:


http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp


On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to

Obituary for Harry Guess


Welcome to PROMIS! In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a

cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


HOSPITALLER BULLETIN---SWISS POST OFFICE and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM

does not even need USA!!


IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].


Location


IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel


ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting -
CALIBER ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...alth-human-ser...



ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!


http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...spectives-port...



Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical


New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company


Just a few other IBM global centers far far more important than the
"poodle" centers dismissively left here in our HOMELAND
IBM PLM offices in Israel


Asia Pacific


IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries


IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.


NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?


more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html


Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.


Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html


Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/


Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.


CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi

San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China


Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988


Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.


Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health

& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.


The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber-ICF, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...cations/health...



Strategic Partners of CLEVEREX--below


Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (ACS-human resources subsidiary of
Lockheed missles and main business partner of Cleverex-Hyperwave)
Dallas, TX Computer Science Corporation [CSC-DynCorp Pentagon merchant]



Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


El Segundo, CA & DC Beltway! HYPERWAVE -- click here for Star Wars and
Homeland Security contracts!


Selected Clients


Cleverex Systems maintains strong and healthy business relationships
with all its clients. Although our client base is too large to list
each client individually, a representative cross-section of our clients

and major business partners is presented below. A full listing of our
clients is available on request. Altogether, there over 1,200 client
organizations in the U.S.


Oakland, MD HealthSouth Corporation.... read here in the Washington
Post about the $2.5 BILLION dollar accounting scandal at HealthSouth!


Washington, DC US Department of Health and Human Services [HHS] MIKE
LEAVITT & WADE HORN


WADE HORN OF HHS


Propaganda of The Police State


Report: Wade Horn of HHS and neocon PR spending --doubling under Bush


USA TODAY | January 28, 2005 By Jim Drinkard


WASHINGTON The Bush administration has more than doubled its spending
on outside contracts with public relations firms during the past four
years, according to an analysis of federal procurement data by
congressional Democrats.


The administration spent at least $88 million in fiscal 2004 on
contracts with major public relations firms, the analysis found,
compared with $37 million in 2001, Bush's first year in office. In all,

the administration spent $250 million on public relations contracts
during its first term, compared with $128 million spent for President
Clinton between 1997 and 2000. The analysis did not examine what the
Clinton administration spent during its first term. The top-spending
agency during the past four years, at $94 million, was the Center for
Medicare and Medicaid Services. The biggest federal public relations
contractor in that period was


Ketchum,


with $97 million.


"While not all public relations spending is illegal or inappropriate,
this rapid rise in public relations contracts at a time of growing
budget deficits raises questions about the priorities of the
administration," said the report by the Democratic staff of the House
Government Reform Committee.


The administration's public relations efforts have been under scrutiny
since USA TODAY reported that the Education Department, through a
Ketchum contract, paid $240,000 to conservative commentator Armstrong
Williams for helping to promote Bush's No Child Left Behind program.


Bush said Wednesday that he does not think taxpayer money should be
used to promote administration policies in that way. "I expect my
Cabinet secretaries to make sure that that practice doesn't go
forward," he said at a White House news conference. Of the arrangement
with Williams, Bush said: "We didn't know about this in the White
House" and he noted that there is "new leadership" at the Education
Department, where Secretary Rod Paige has been replaced by Margaret
Spellings, a former policy aide to Bush at the White House. "We will
not be paying commentators to advance our agenda. Our agenda ought to
be able to stand on its own two feet," he said. On Wednesday, The
Washington Post reported that syndicated columnist Maggie Gallagher, an

authority on marriage and family issues, had received two federal
contracts totaling $41,500 for writing brochures, a magazine article
and a report and briefing government employees in support of the
president's marriage initiative. That program called for redirecting
welfare funds to pay for premarital counseling and abstinence
education.


While doing the work for the departments of Health and Human Services
and Justice in 2002 and 2003, Gallagher also wrote several columns
supporting Bush's plan. One called the proposal "a no-brainer" because
it could help reduce the divorce rate and cut domestic violence. In a
statement, Gallagher said her work for the government had no influence
on what she wrote in her columns, which reflected her long-held beliefs

about marriage. "It was a mistake on my part not to have disclosed any
government contract," she wrote. "It will not happen again."


Third Columnist paid by Bush Administration


Raw Story | January 28, 2005


According to a report on Salon.com , another columnist has been paid to

promote Bush administration initiatives. Salon claims that the
Department of Health and Human Services paid conservative columnist
Mark McManus $10,000 to back the Bush marriage agenda. The full
registration-restricted article can be found here.


One day after President Bush ordered his Cabinet secretaries to stop
hiring commentators to help promote administration initiatives, and one

day after the second high-profile conservative pundit was found to be
on the federal payroll, a third embarrassing hire has emerged. Salon
has confirmed that Michael McManus, a marriage advocate whose
syndicated column, Ethics & Religion, appears in 50 newspapers, was
hired as a subcontractor by the Department of Health and Human Services

to foster a Bush-approved marriage initiative. McManus championed the
plan in his columns without disclosing to readers he was being paid to
help it succeed.


Responding to the latest revelation, Dr. Wade Horn, assistant secretary

for children and families at HHS, announced Thursday that HHS would
institute a new policy that forbids the agency from hiring any outside
expert or consultant who has any working affiliation with the media. I
needed to draw this bright line, Horn tells Salon. The policy is being
implemented and were moving forward.


CLEVEREX


Cleverex occupies more than 4000 square feet of modern office space in
Rockville, Maryland, about 20 miles from downtown Washington, DC. Our
facilities include a state of the art Computer Training Center. This
center is conveniently accessible by metro and other transportation
means.


Doing business with Cleverex has never been easier. Cleverex now has
numerous contracting vehicles that can be used by our clients. These
vehicles include 8(a) certificate, SDB certificate, GSA Schedule for IT

Professional Services (SIN 132-51), GSA Schedule for Daily/Short-Term
Rental (SIN 132-4), and MBE certificate.


Other Identification Data County Code (3 digit): 031 Congressional
District: 08 Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840 DUNS Number: 049684736

CAGE Code: 1WZY4


Cleverex-Hyperwave handheld partner, Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

(ACS-human resources subsidiary of Lockheed missles


ACS ACS ACS ACS -- an IT and Human Resources subsidiary of Lockheed
Martin doing our data for Health & Human Services--implicated in Abu
Ghraib prisoner abuse along with CACI, a similar kindred "services"....

click here


CDS CDS CDS --- aka ACS??? [nearly....!]


Computer Data Systems [CDS] wins hefty contract


Washington Business Journal - February 19, 1997


Rockville, Md.-based Computer Data Systems has won a U.S. government
contract with a potential value of $310 million. CDSI Information
Technology Solutions, a unit of CDS, won the contract from the General
Services Administration to provide risk analysis and security-related
information system services.


Where to find ACS, right hand partner of Cleverex, in the DC, CACI
Beltway complex?
ACS Government Solution 1133 15th St NW (202) 775-0924 Washington, DC
20005 map it!


.....and ACS Government Solution Group Inc 1133 15th St NW (202)
775-0920 Washington, DC 20005 map it!


ACS GOV SOLUTION


AND---


Affiliated Computer Service Inc. 1133 15th St NW Washington, DC zip
code. Phone: (202) 223-4192


Bomb Scare Downtown


posted at 4:10 PM on August 31, 2005


Breaking News


There is a bomb scare downtown - bystanders say there was a bomb threat

called in to 1133 15th Street, 11th floor. DC Police have evactuated
the area.


==================


Who else rents in the same building as ACS?
PRE-ARRANGEMENT INTERMENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 1133 FIFTEENTH ST NW
WASHINGTON, DC 20005-2710 Business League [THEY HANDLE CORPSES IN LARGE

NUMBERS]


.... The Washington Post is DIRECTLY ACROSS the street!


Here is an old excerpt of interest re: the WASHINGTON POST


Washington Post, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington DC 20071, Tel:
202-334-6000.


The whole world knows the Washington Post, or thinks it does. Among
heartland U.S. conservatives, the notion persists that the Post is the
"liberal" establishment's media flagship.


And it's true that the Post has been and remains a loyal servitor of
the U.S. establishment. Katharine Graham, union-busting "Chairman" (as
she styles herself) of the Post's board and possibly the richest woman
alive, is on record as saying that the public is best kept in the dark
about certain goings-on in the official world. (See Deborah Davis's
biography of Graham, indexed in NameBase but successfully suppressed by

the Post's lawyers.)


And a small army of Post editors and contributors, including
now-retired Ben Bradlee and star reporter Bob Woodward, have murky
intelligence-world connections. (See "Silent Coup" by Colodny and
Gettlin for the spooky background to the Post's Watergate glory days.)


Alas, the ruling spirit of the Post's editorial pages might best be
characterized as "Reaganism with a human face." One-note, soft-issue
columnists like Ellen Goodman do appear, but conservatives have a lock
on foreign policy, domestic politics, and the economy.


Worldwide Assistance,


1133 15th St., NW, Suite 400, Wash., D.C. 20005. No calls.


Worldwide Assistance at SHRM Global Forum 2/10/2006 | Presentation
March 9 on Medical Evacuations in Iraq and Afghanistan


Travel Assistance is provided by the


Worldwide Assistance Services,


Inc. (WA), part of the Europ Assistance group the largest and most
experienced travel assistance organization in the world. Multilingual
WA Professionals are available to provide help when needed most, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year. WA is the next best thing to having a
friend in more than 200 countries someone with the experience and
resources to help with nearly any type of travel emergency. Your CNA
Group Accident Plan includes the Travel Assistance Benefit, which pays
the costs associated with the following services, when WA arranges them

for covered individuals who are traveling 100 miles or more away from
their primary homes: Medical evacuation/repatriation


Aeronautical Engineers in Washington, District Of Columbia ... 1133
15th St NW Fl 12 Washington, DC 20005-2710 Phone: (202) 756-5600


They are affiliated with ComSat Drive, Clarksburg, MD branch and
Lockheed, Gaithersburg operations.
-------------


'NITA' ---- GOVERNMENT WIRELESS & BROAD BAND


National Telecommunications and Information Administration [NITA]


PART of NOAA and U.S. Commerce Dept. satellites !!


Mr. Nick Gumer Rate Case Manager DC-OPC 1133-15th St. NW Suite 500
Washington DC 20005 http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


---------------


http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


PROMIS, the End Game of Humanity


PROMIS SATANISTS --- THE PROGRAMMERS TAKE TIME OFF FOR A FEAST....


Today, it seems like every other movie you see, some guy makes the joke

to a very pretty young lady: "Who's Your Daddy" to the young sexy
starlet.


The question for you and I should be......


"Who's your software 'trapdoor,' daddy?"


--------- The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans'

Medical Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In
God We Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country,

what could be more reliable!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development, also!


NED/CIA ... N.E.D. ==>> National Endowment for Democracy | 1101
Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700 | Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 |

Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


http://www.ned.org/


CARLYLE GROUP and CARR Real Estate, here is a player that was/is a
pitcher for BOTH!


Marilyn Lucas


Vice President


Washington, DC


Fund : U.S. Real Estate Industry : Real Estate


Marilyn Lucas is a Vice President focused on U.S. real estate
opportunities. She is based in Washington, DC. Prior to joining


Carlyle Group


.... Ms. Lucas was a Senior Associate in the Investments group at
CarrAmerica Realty Corporation, where she was involved in various
transactions totaling more than $1.2 billion. Prior to CarrAmerica, Ms.

Lucas was a Vice President in the Capital Markets group at Combined
Properties, Inc., where she managed a loan portfolio of $450 million.
Ms. Lucas received her master's degree in urban planning and real
estate development from The George Washington University, where she was

an Oliver T. Carr Fellow. She received a B.S. from Brigham Young
University.


HSFIS Update


By Paolo Angulo Date Published: February 2000


--------------------------


HSFIS, the Head Start Family Information System, is a fully automated,
standardized software package designed by Head Start for Head Start. It

supports a case management information system approach to needs
assessment and service delivery.


Information in the HSFIS system can help Head Start programs determine
eligibility for enrollment, identify family service needs, provide
program-level demographic statistics, and track delivery of services to

Head Start families. HSFIS is also intended to assist Head Start
programs in meeting local and federal reporting requirements.


HSFIS is available free of charge to Head Start programs. The software
can be downloaded from the


Cleverex technical assistance Web site


(www.cleverex.com).


To receive software updates, training and technical assistance, and to
be placed on a special HSFIS mailing list, programs should notify their

Regional Office or Quality Improvement Center (QIC) HSFIS liaison as
soon as they become HSFIS users.


IBM PLM offices in Israel


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


----------------------------


Paolo Angulo was a Team Leader, Training and Technical Support
Division, at Cleverex. For more information, please visit our HSFIS
Information Web site at http://hsfis.cleverex.com or email us at


hsfissupp...@cleverex.com


MOTOROLA heads up HHS/GAO Comptroller General Committee on Health


http://www.gao.gov/special.pubs/citi...althpr0228.pdf


------------------


National Endowment for Democracy | 1101 Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700

| Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 | Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


[2] BIG NED BIGSHOTS ... even our unions are little pussy hairs within
the PROMIS/CIA network....


Chair


MOTOROLA -- sending your job to China, you bet! Motorola's Randall L.
Johnson of Naperville, Illinois, now a NED executive, has more than 30
years of experience in corporate benefits. For the last 22 years, he
has worked at Motorola, where he led the design of health care benefits

for Motorola employees, retirees, and their families. He has been
Motorola's director of human resources strategic initiatives since 2000

and has acted as the company's spokesperson on human resources matters.

Johnson has served on the boards of the ERISA Industry Committee and
the American Benefits Council and is a member of various Business
Roundtable committees. He has also worked with the Human Resources
Policy Association Affordable Coalition, whose goal is to extend
coverage to the uninsured, and has served as an employer advisor to the

Wye River Group, which seeks solutions to extend, improve, and market
health care coverage. Johnson holds a BA degree from the University of
Wisconsin.


AFL-CIO sleeping with NED


AFL-CIO Joseph T. Hansen of Washington, D.C., joins NED, as a high
executive, and is president of the United Food and Commercial Workers
International Union, which represents more than 1.4 million employees
in the retail, meat packing, poultry, food processing, manufacturing,
and health-care industries and the garment, textile, and distillery
trades. The union negotiates hundreds of employment contracts each year

involving wages, health care, and pension benefits. Hansen serves on
the AFL-CIO Executive Committee on Immigrant Workers and is the
president-elect of the Union Network International, a federation of
global unions.


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street


Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel


Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


IBM central Innovation Centers for Business - Israel


Our main global IBM center is located in the Azorim High-Tech
Industrial Park, Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about

30 minutes from the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli
developers using our center have the advantage of being able to get
access to a wide range of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies
without having to leave Israel.


WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -


ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.


ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.


Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University


ICF-CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants, partners in contracts
with Health & Human Services, HHS, Mike Leavitt's golden goose!


ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!


Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance


Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare

Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.


ICF--as noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.



Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),


Health and Human Services (HHS),


Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.


We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.


What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development.


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.


The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.


ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com


NIH & PROMIS


http://www.nihpromis.org/


Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System


Welcome to PROMIS!


In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to

re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a

statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and

other subjective outcomes."


Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally

immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge

the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.


The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its

entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.


The Young and the Lingerless wrote:


> <tarkanian.1.ra...@spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
> news:1145109335.270530.307030@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> > The black men I know best are all hard-working, accomplished
> > professionals. They include my brother, a physician, and my buddies -
> > lawyers, college professors, political consultants, journalists. I live
> > in an insular world of middle-class affluence, rarely stumbling into
> > the troubled universe of marginalized underachievers.

> > Until recently. After a contractor walked off the job, I was assigned
> > the task of helping my mother find laborers to help complete her new
> > house in my hometown, Monroeville, Ala., a small place with a declining
> > textiles industry. The assignment led me into an alternative universe
> > of black men without jobs or prospects or enthusiasm for hard labor.


> > The experience brought me face to face with every unappealing behavior
> > that I'd heard attributed to idle black men but dismissed as
> > stereotype. One man worked a couple of days and never came back. One
> > young man worked 30 minutes before he deserted. Others promised to come
> > to work but never did.


> Wow. Great for Cynthia to finally come down out of her ivory tower and
> realize what others have been telling her for years, perhaps decades. My
> company cannot keep enough younger, black, male workers on staff. It's
> unbelievable the turnover and drop-out rate among them. And to almost an
> individual they have some sort of arrest warrant, an arrest record, or are
> on probation, doing drugs, or are trying to duck wage garnishments because
> they have children they don't want to pay child support for.


> And yet Cynthia still doesn't get it. Her mid-week editorial attacked white
> Capitol police officers for not recognizing Rep.Cynthia McKinney after
> McKinney went out and got herself a buckwheat afro-hairstyle. Tucker claims
> that if McKinney had been white and gone to the beauty salon, officers
> would've recognized her anyway. Maybe, maybe not. But Tucker is just another
> out-of-touch liberal so far removed from the mainstream that she'd need GPS
> positioning to find her way back. She's still excusing problems, bad
> attitudes, and atrocious behavior in the black community by trying to throw
> it in the laps of white people.


> Those poor, uneducated, marginalized black men she talked about? Her columns
> over the years helped legitimize their behavior, and now they are where they
> are, in part, because of listening to her.


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...es/041606.html


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...ker/index.html


> Icebreaker
> -------------------------------------
> "I've changed. People change. Changes. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who
> informed on those blind orphans. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who revealed
> the hiding place of those Guatemalans. such as yourself. And I'm not the
> same Jerri Blank who took a crap in the Fleishmann's holly bushes. last
> night."

Illegal immigrants in USA are overtaking Black Yanks rights to work by
the tens of millions, and the Chinese are kicking our NASA and NRO
satellite spy agency's asses!

Read below:
http://www.space.com/news/060412_china_cooperation.html

Re: "Jobs Americans won't do" is total baloney. PEW: CONSTRUCTION is
the single most common job for illegals, in USA less than 5 years.

LIBBY SCOOPER TIPSY <scooper_ti...******.com>

I WILL TRADE YOU 500,000 ILLEGAL MEXICANS [returned home where they are

legal] for merely one unemployed African american and then show you who

built up the U.S.A. to its present greatness --- black Yanks!! GOD
BLESS THEM ONE AND ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Scooter Libby


==>>here is some kind of public apology [re]posted earlier today by the

alleged officer who struck Cynthia McKinney with disrespectful
behaviour towards a dignitary of Congress:


I JUST WANTED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLICLY APOLOGIZE TO CYNTHIA

MCKINNEY, I was truly an asshole and racist and did not realize the
depth of my tribalism until my rabbi straightened me out. Please
forgive me for jumping your bones as you entered the Representatives
House on Capitol Hill, i should have recognized you even without your
badge exposed.....and, it did not hurt when you busted me in the chest
with your baby pink mini cellphone. it felt more like a caress!


Please please forgive me....
Paul McKenna


------------------------------


Promis Software resurfaces along with Z O G at HHS and NIH!!!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html


A little footnote on Mr. & Mrs. Vice President, the CHENEYS:
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Until late 2000, Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney
sat on Lockheed's board of directors. Research conducted by many
investigative journalists has indicated that PROMIS has spread widely
throughout the defense contractor network.
FTW has received multiple reports of Promis use by companies and
institutions like DynCorp, Raytheon, Boeing, SAIC and the Harvard
Endowment as well as by government agencies such as the Financial
Criminal Enforcement Network (FINCEN) and the U.S. Treasury.


PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]


The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!


PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!


Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia


The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers

of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to
return to their own work.


PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS

was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.


see also, SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus
Point Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800)
430-7629 http://www.saic.com


PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]


http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development....read here about Cleverex
partner ACS $100.5 million contract with Glaxo Smith Kline!


SAVE THE DATE !


September 11-13, 2006


Building Tomorrow's Patient-


Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:


http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp


On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to

Obituary for Harry Guess


Welcome to PROMIS! In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a

cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


HOSPITALLER BULLETIN---SWISS POST OFFICE and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM

does not even need USA!!


IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].


Location


IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel


ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting -
CALIBER ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...alth-human-ser...



ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!


http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...spectives-port...



Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical


New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company


Just a few other IBM global centers far far more important than the
"poodle" centers dismissively left here in our HOMELAND
IBM PLM offices in Israel


Asia Pacific


IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries


IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.


NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?


more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html


Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.


Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html


Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/


Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.


CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi

San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China


Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988


Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.


Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health

& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.


The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber-ICF, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...cations/health...



Strategic Partners of CLEVEREX--below


Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (ACS-human resources subsidiary of
Lockheed missles and main business partner of Cleverex-Hyperwave)
Dallas, TX Computer Science Corporation [CSC-DynCorp Pentagon merchant]



Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


El Segundo, CA & DC Beltway! HYPERWAVE -- click here for Star Wars and
Homeland Security contracts!


Selected Clients


Cleverex Systems maintains strong and healthy business relationships
with all its clients. Although our client base is too large to list
each client individually, a representative cross-section of our clients

and major business partners is presented below. A full listing of our
clients is available on request. Altogether, there over 1,200 client
organizations in the U.S.


Oakland, MD HealthSouth Corporation.... read here in the Washington
Post about the $2.5 BILLION dollar accounting scandal at HealthSouth!


Washington, DC US Department of Health and Human Services [HHS] MIKE
LEAVITT & WADE HORN


WADE HORN OF HHS


Propaganda of The Police State


Report: Wade Horn of HHS and neocon PR spending --doubling under Bush


USA TODAY | January 28, 2005 By Jim Drinkard


WASHINGTON The Bush administration has more than doubled its spending
on outside contracts with public relations firms during the past four
years, according to an analysis of federal procurement data by
congressional Democrats.


The administration spent at least $88 million in fiscal 2004 on
contracts with major public relations firms, the analysis found,
compared with $37 million in 2001, Bush's first year in office. In all,

the administration spent $250 million on public relations contracts
during its first term, compared with $128 million spent for President
Clinton between 1997 and 2000. The analysis did not examine what the
Clinton administration spent during its first term. The top-spending
agency during the past four years, at $94 million, was the Center for
Medicare and Medicaid Services. The biggest federal public relations
contractor in that period was


Ketchum,


with $97 million.


"While not all public relations spending is illegal or inappropriate,
this rapid rise in public relations contracts at a time of growing
budget deficits raises questions about the priorities of the
administration," said the report by the Democratic staff of the House
Government Reform Committee.


The administration's public relations efforts have been under scrutiny
since USA TODAY reported that the Education Department, through a
Ketchum contract, paid $240,000 to conservative commentator Armstrong
Williams for helping to promote Bush's No Child Left Behind program.


Bush said Wednesday that he does not think taxpayer money should be
used to promote administration policies in that way. "I expect my
Cabinet secretaries to make sure that that practice doesn't go
forward," he said at a White House news conference. Of the arrangement
with Williams, Bush said: "We didn't know about this in the White
House" and he noted that there is "new leadership" at the Education
Department, where Secretary Rod Paige has been replaced by Margaret
Spellings, a former policy aide to Bush at the White House. "We will
not be paying commentators to advance our agenda. Our agenda ought to
be able to stand on its own two feet," he said. On Wednesday, The
Washington Post reported that syndicated columnist Maggie Gallagher, an

authority on marriage and family issues, had received two federal
contracts totaling $41,500 for writing brochures, a magazine article
and a report and briefing government employees in support of the
president's marriage initiative. That program called for redirecting
welfare funds to pay for premarital counseling and abstinence
education.


While doing the work for the departments of Health and Human Services
and Justice in 2002 and 2003, Gallagher also wrote several columns
supporting Bush's plan. One called the proposal "a no-brainer" because
it could help reduce the divorce rate and cut domestic violence. In a
statement, Gallagher said her work for the government had no influence
on what she wrote in her columns, which reflected her long-held beliefs

about marriage. "It was a mistake on my part not to have disclosed any
government contract," she wrote. "It will not happen again."


Third Columnist paid by Bush Administration


Raw Story | January 28, 2005


According to a report on Salon.com , another columnist has been paid to

promote Bush administration initiatives. Salon claims that the
Department of Health and Human Services paid conservative columnist
Mark McManus $10,000 to back the Bush marriage agenda. The full
registration-restricted article can be found here.


One day after President Bush ordered his Cabinet secretaries to stop
hiring commentators to help promote administration initiatives, and one

day after the second high-profile conservative pundit was found to be
on the federal payroll, a third embarrassing hire has emerged. Salon
has confirmed that Michael McManus, a marriage advocate whose
syndicated column, Ethics & Religion, appears in 50 newspapers, was
hired as a subcontractor by the Department of Health and Human Services

to foster a Bush-approved marriage initiative. McManus championed the
plan in his columns without disclosing to readers he was being paid to
help it succeed.


Responding to the latest revelation, Dr. Wade Horn, assistant secretary

for children and families at HHS, announced Thursday that HHS would
institute a new policy that forbids the agency from hiring any outside
expert or consultant who has any working affiliation with the media. I
needed to draw this bright line, Horn tells Salon. The policy is being
implemented and were moving forward.


CLEVEREX


Cleverex occupies more than 4000 square feet of modern office space in
Rockville, Maryland, about 20 miles from downtown Washington, DC. Our
facilities include a state of the art Computer Training Center. This
center is conveniently accessible by metro and other transportation
means.


Doing business with Cleverex has never been easier. Cleverex now has
numerous contracting vehicles that can be used by our clients. These
vehicles include 8(a) certificate, SDB certificate, GSA Schedule for IT

Professional Services (SIN 132-51), GSA Schedule for Daily/Short-Term
Rental (SIN 132-4), and MBE certificate.


Other Identification Data County Code (3 digit): 031 Congressional
District: 08 Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840 DUNS Number: 049684736

CAGE Code: 1WZY4


Cleverex-Hyperwave handheld partner, Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

(ACS-human resources subsidiary of Lockheed missles


ACS ACS ACS ACS -- an IT and Human Resources subsidiary of Lockheed
Martin doing our data for Health & Human Services--implicated in Abu
Ghraib prisoner abuse along with CACI, a similar kindred "services"....

click here


CDS CDS CDS --- aka ACS??? [nearly....!]


Computer Data Systems [CDS] wins hefty contract


Washington Business Journal - February 19, 1997


Rockville, Md.-based Computer Data Systems has won a U.S. government
contract with a potential value of $310 million. CDSI Information
Technology Solutions, a unit of CDS, won the contract from the General
Services Administration to provide risk analysis and security-related
information system services.


Where to find ACS, right hand partner of Cleverex, in the DC, CACI
Beltway complex?
ACS Government Solution 1133 15th St NW (202) 775-0924 Washington, DC
20005 map it!


.....and ACS Government Solution Group Inc 1133 15th St NW (202)
775-0920 Washington, DC 20005 map it!


ACS GOV SOLUTION


AND---


Affiliated Computer Service Inc. 1133 15th St NW Washington, DC zip
code. Phone: (202) 223-4192


Bomb Scare Downtown


posted at 4:10 PM on August 31, 2005


Breaking News


There is a bomb scare downtown - bystanders say there was a bomb threat

called in to 1133 15th Street, 11th floor. DC Police have evactuated
the area.


==================


Who else rents in the same building as ACS?
PRE-ARRANGEMENT INTERMENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 1133 FIFTEENTH ST NW
WASHINGTON, DC 20005-2710 Business League [THEY HANDLE CORPSES IN LARGE

NUMBERS]


.... The Washington Post is DIRECTLY ACROSS the street!


Here is an old excerpt of interest re: the WASHINGTON POST


Washington Post, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington DC 20071, Tel:
202-334-6000.


The whole world knows the Washington Post, or thinks it does. Among
heartland U.S. conservatives, the notion persists that the Post is the
"liberal" establishment's media flagship.


And it's true that the Post has been and remains a loyal servitor of
the U.S. establishment. Katharine Graham, union-busting "Chairman" (as
she styles herself) of the Post's board and possibly the richest woman
alive, is on record as saying that the public is best kept in the dark
about certain goings-on in the official world. (See Deborah Davis's
biography of Graham, indexed in NameBase but successfully suppressed by

the Post's lawyers.)


And a small army of Post editors and contributors, including
now-retired Ben Bradlee and star reporter Bob Woodward, have murky
intelligence-world connections. (See "Silent Coup" by Colodny and
Gettlin for the spooky background to the Post's Watergate glory days.)


Alas, the ruling spirit of the Post's editorial pages might best be
characterized as "Reaganism with a human face." One-note, soft-issue
columnists like Ellen Goodman do appear, but conservatives have a lock
on foreign policy, domestic politics, and the economy.


Worldwide Assistance,


1133 15th St., NW, Suite 400, Wash., D.C. 20005. No calls.


Worldwide Assistance at SHRM Global Forum 2/10/2006 | Presentation
March 9 on Medical Evacuations in Iraq and Afghanistan


Travel Assistance is provided by the


Worldwide Assistance Services,


Inc. (WA), part of the Europ Assistance group the largest and most
experienced travel assistance organization in the world. Multilingual
WA Professionals are available to provide help when needed most, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year. WA is the next best thing to having a
friend in more than 200 countries someone with the experience and
resources to help with nearly any type of travel emergency. Your CNA
Group Accident Plan includes the Travel Assistance Benefit, which pays
the costs associated with the following services, when WA arranges them

for covered individuals who are traveling 100 miles or more away from
their primary homes: Medical evacuation/repatriation


Aeronautical Engineers in Washington, District Of Columbia ... 1133
15th St NW Fl 12 Washington, DC 20005-2710 Phone: (202) 756-5600


They are affiliated with ComSat Drive, Clarksburg, MD branch and
Lockheed, Gaithersburg operations.
-------------


'NITA' ---- GOVERNMENT WIRELESS & BROAD BAND


National Telecommunications and Information Administration [NITA]


PART of NOAA and U.S. Commerce Dept. satellites !!


Mr. Nick Gumer Rate Case Manager DC-OPC 1133-15th St. NW Suite 500
Washington DC 20005 http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


---------------


http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


PROMIS, the End Game of Humanity


PROMIS SATANISTS --- THE PROGRAMMERS TAKE TIME OFF FOR A FEAST....


Today, it seems like every other movie you see, some guy makes the joke

to a very pretty young lady: "Who's Your Daddy" to the young sexy
starlet.


The question for you and I should be......


"Who's your software 'trapdoor,' daddy?"


--------- The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans'

Medical Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In
God We Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country,

what could be more reliable!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development, also!


NED/CIA ... N.E.D. ==>> National Endowment for Democracy | 1101
Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700 | Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 |

Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


http://www.ned.org/


CARLYLE GROUP and CARR Real Estate, here is a player that was/is a
pitcher for BOTH!


Marilyn Lucas


Vice President


Washington, DC


Fund : U.S. Real Estate Industry : Real Estate


Marilyn Lucas is a Vice President focused on U.S. real estate
opportunities. She is based in Washington, DC. Prior to joining


Carlyle Group


.... Ms. Lucas was a Senior Associate in the Investments group at
CarrAmerica Realty Corporation, where she was involved in various
transactions totaling more than $1.2 billion. Prior to CarrAmerica, Ms.

Lucas was a Vice President in the Capital Markets group at Combined
Properties, Inc., where she managed a loan portfolio of $450 million.
Ms. Lucas received her master's degree in urban planning and real
estate development from The George Washington University, where she was

an Oliver T. Carr Fellow. She received a B.S. from Brigham Young
University.


HSFIS Update


By Paolo Angulo Date Published: February 2000


--------------------------


HSFIS, the Head Start Family Information System, is a fully automated,
standardized software package designed by Head Start for Head Start. It

supports a case management information system approach to needs
assessment and service delivery.


Information in the HSFIS system can help Head Start programs determine
eligibility for enrollment, identify family service needs, provide
program-level demographic statistics, and track delivery of services to

Head Start families. HSFIS is also intended to assist Head Start
programs in meeting local and federal reporting requirements.


HSFIS is available free of charge to Head Start programs. The software
can be downloaded from the


Cleverex technical assistance Web site


(www.cleverex.com).


To receive software updates, training and technical assistance, and to
be placed on a special HSFIS mailing list, programs should notify their

Regional Office or Quality Improvement Center (QIC) HSFIS liaison as
soon as they become HSFIS users.


IBM PLM offices in Israel


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


----------------------------


Paolo Angulo was a Team Leader, Training and Technical Support
Division, at Cleverex. For more information, please visit our HSFIS
Information Web site at http://hsfis.cleverex.com or email us at


hsfissupp...@cleverex.com


MOTOROLA heads up HHS/GAO Comptroller General Committee on Health


http://www.gao.gov/special.pubs/citi...althpr0228.pdf


------------------


National Endowment for Democracy | 1101 Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700

| Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 | Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


[2] BIG NED BIGSHOTS ... even our unions are little pussy hairs within
the PROMIS/CIA network....


Chair


MOTOROLA -- sending your job to China, you bet! Motorola's Randall L.
Johnson of Naperville, Illinois, now a NED executive, has more than 30
years of experience in corporate benefits. For the last 22 years, he
has worked at Motorola, where he led the design of health care benefits

for Motorola employees, retirees, and their families. He has been
Motorola's director of human resources strategic initiatives since 2000

and has acted as the company's spokesperson on human resources matters.

Johnson has served on the boards of the ERISA Industry Committee and
the American Benefits Council and is a member of various Business
Roundtable committees. He has also worked with the Human Resources
Policy Association Affordable Coalition, whose goal is to extend
coverage to the uninsured, and has served as an employer advisor to the

Wye River Group, which seeks solutions to extend, improve, and market
health care coverage. Johnson holds a BA degree from the University of
Wisconsin.


AFL-CIO sleeping with NED


AFL-CIO Joseph T. Hansen of Washington, D.C., joins NED, as a high
executive, and is president of the United Food and Commercial Workers
International Union, which represents more than 1.4 million employees
in the retail, meat packing, poultry, food processing, manufacturing,
and health-care industries and the garment, textile, and distillery
trades. The union negotiates hundreds of employment contracts each year

involving wages, health care, and pension benefits. Hansen serves on
the AFL-CIO Executive Committee on Immigrant Workers and is the
president-elect of the Union Network International, a federation of
global unions.


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street


Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel


Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


IBM central Innovation Centers for Business - Israel


Our main global IBM center is located in the Azorim High-Tech
Industrial Park, Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about

30 minutes from the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli
developers using our center have the advantage of being able to get
access to a wide range of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies
without having to leave Israel.


WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -


ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.


ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.


Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University


ICF-CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants, partners in contracts
with Health & Human Services, HHS, Mike Leavitt's golden goose!


ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!


Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance


Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare

Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.


ICF--as noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.



Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),


Health and Human Services (HHS),


Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.


We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.


What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development.


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.


The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.


ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com


NIH & PROMIS


http://www.nihpromis.org/


Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System


Welcome to PROMIS!


In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to

re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a

statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and

other subjective outcomes."


Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally

immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge

the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.


The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its

entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.


The Young and the Lingerless wrote:


> <tarkanian.1.ra...@spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
> news:1145109335.270530.307030@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> > The black men I know best are all hard-working, accomplished
> > professionals. They include my brother, a physician, and my buddies -
> > lawyers, college professors, political consultants, journalists. I live
> > in an insular world of middle-class affluence, rarely stumbling into
> > the troubled universe of marginalized underachievers.

> > Until recently. After a contractor walked off the job, I was assigned
> > the task of helping my mother find laborers to help complete her new
> > house in my hometown, Monroeville, Ala., a small place with a declining
> > textiles industry. The assignment led me into an alternative universe
> > of black men without jobs or prospects or enthusiasm for hard labor.


> > The experience brought me face to face with every unappealing behavior
> > that I'd heard attributed to idle black men but dismissed as
> > stereotype. One man worked a couple of days and never came back. One
> > young man worked 30 minutes before he deserted. Others promised to come
> > to work but never did.


> Wow. Great for Cynthia to finally come down out of her ivory tower and
> realize what others have been telling her for years, perhaps decades. My
> company cannot keep enough younger, black, male workers on staff. It's
> unbelievable the turnover and drop-out rate among them. And to almost an
> individual they have some sort of arrest warrant, an arrest record, or are
> on probation, doing drugs, or are trying to duck wage garnishments because
> they have children they don't want to pay child support for.


> And yet Cynthia still doesn't get it. Her mid-week editorial attacked white
> Capitol police officers for not recognizing Rep.Cynthia McKinney after
> McKinney went out and got herself a buckwheat afro-hairstyle. Tucker claims
> that if McKinney had been white and gone to the beauty salon, officers
> would've recognized her anyway. Maybe, maybe not. But Tucker is just another
> out-of-touch liberal so far removed from the mainstream that she'd need GPS
> positioning to find her way back. She's still excusing problems, bad
> attitudes, and atrocious behavior in the black community by trying to throw
> it in the laps of white people.


> Those poor, uneducated, marginalized black men she talked about? Her columns
> over the years helped legitimize their behavior, and now they are where they
> are, in part, because of listening to her.


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...es/041606.html


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...ker/index.html


> Icebreaker
> -------------------------------------
> "I've changed. People change. Changes. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who
> informed on those blind orphans. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who revealed
> the hiding place of those Guatemalans. such as yourself. And I'm not the
> same Jerri Blank who took a crap in the Fleishmann's holly bushes. last
> night."

Illegal immigrants in USA are overtaking Black Yanks rights to work by
the tens of millions, and the Chinese are kicking our NASA and NRO
satellite spy agency's asses!

Read below:
http://www.space.com/news/060412_china_cooperation.html

Re: "Jobs Americans won't do" is total baloney. PEW: CONSTRUCTION is
the single most common job for illegals, in USA less than 5 years.

LIBBY SCOOPER TIPSY <scooper_ti...******.com>

I WILL TRADE YOU 500,000 ILLEGAL MEXICANS [returned home where they are

legal] for merely one unemployed African american and then show you who

built up the U.S.A. to its present greatness --- black Yanks!! GOD
BLESS THEM ONE AND ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Scooter Libby


==>>here is some kind of public apology [re]posted earlier today by the

alleged officer who struck Cynthia McKinney with disrespectful
behaviour towards a dignitary of Congress:


I JUST WANTED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLICLY APOLOGIZE TO CYNTHIA

MCKINNEY, I was truly an asshole and racist and did not realize the
depth of my tribalism until my rabbi straightened me out. Please
forgive me for jumping your bones as you entered the Representatives
House on Capitol Hill, i should have recognized you even without your
badge exposed.....and, it did not hurt when you busted me in the chest
with your baby pink mini cellphone. it felt more like a caress!


Please please forgive me....
Paul McKenna


------------------------------


Promis Software resurfaces along with Z O G at HHS and NIH!!!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html


A little footnote on Mr. & Mrs. Vice President, the CHENEYS:
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Until late 2000, Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney
sat on Lockheed's board of directors. Research conducted by many
investigative journalists has indicated that PROMIS has spread widely
throughout the defense contractor network.
FTW has received multiple reports of Promis use by companies and
institutions like DynCorp, Raytheon, Boeing, SAIC and the Harvard
Endowment as well as by government agencies such as the Financial
Criminal Enforcement Network (FINCEN) and the U.S. Treasury.


PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]


The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!


PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!


Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia


The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers

of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to
return to their own work.


PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS

was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.


see also, SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus
Point Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800)
430-7629 http://www.saic.com


PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]


http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development....read here about Cleverex
partner ACS $100.5 million contract with Glaxo Smith Kline!


SAVE THE DATE !


September 11-13, 2006


Building Tomorrow's Patient-


Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:


http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp


On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to

Obituary for Harry Guess


Welcome to PROMIS! In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a

cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


HOSPITALLER BULLETIN---SWISS POST OFFICE and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM

does not even need USA!!


IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].


Location


IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel


ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting -
CALIBER ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...alth-human-ser...



ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!


http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...spectives-port...



Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical


New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company


Just a few other IBM global centers far far more important than the
"poodle" centers dismissively left here in our HOMELAND
IBM PLM offices in Israel


Asia Pacific


IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries


IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.


NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?


more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html


Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.


Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html


Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/


Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.


CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi

San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China


Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988


Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.


Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health

& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.


The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber-ICF, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...cations/health...



Strategic Partners of CLEVEREX--below


Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (ACS-human resources subsidiary of
Lockheed missles and main business partner of Cleverex-Hyperwave)
Dallas, TX Computer Science Corporation [CSC-DynCorp Pentagon merchant]



Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


El Segundo, CA & DC Beltway! HYPERWAVE -- click here for Star Wars and
Homeland Security contracts!


Selected Clients


Cleverex Systems maintains strong and healthy business relationships
with all its clients. Although our client base is too large to list
each client individually, a representative cross-section of our clients

and major business partners is presented below. A full listing of our
clients is available on request. Altogether, there over 1,200 client
organizations in the U.S.


Oakland, MD HealthSouth Corporation.... read here in the Washington
Post about the $2.5 BILLION dollar accounting scandal at HealthSouth!


Washington, DC US Department of Health and Human Services [HHS] MIKE
LEAVITT & WADE HORN


WADE HORN OF HHS


Propaganda of The Police State


Report: Wade Horn of HHS and neocon PR spending --doubling under Bush


USA TODAY | January 28, 2005 By Jim Drinkard


WASHINGTON The Bush administration has more than doubled its spending
on outside contracts with public relations firms during the past four
years, according to an analysis of federal procurement data by
congressional Democrats.


The administration spent at least $88 million in fiscal 2004 on
contracts with major public relations firms, the analysis found,
compared with $37 million in 2001, Bush's first year in office. In all,

the administration spent $250 million on public relations contracts
during its first term, compared with $128 million spent for President
Clinton between 1997 and 2000. The analysis did not examine what the
Clinton administration spent during its first term. The top-spending
agency during the past four years, at $94 million, was the Center for
Medicare and Medicaid Services. The biggest federal public relations
contractor in that period was


Ketchum,


with $97 million.


"While not all public relations spending is illegal or inappropriate,
this rapid rise in public relations contracts at a time of growing
budget deficits raises questions about the priorities of the
administration," said the report by the Democratic staff of the House
Government Reform Committee.


The administration's public relations efforts have been under scrutiny
since USA TODAY reported that the Education Department, through a
Ketchum contract, paid $240,000 to conservative commentator Armstrong
Williams for helping to promote Bush's No Child Left Behind program.


Bush said Wednesday that he does not think taxpayer money should be
used to promote administration policies in that way. "I expect my
Cabinet secretaries to make sure that that practice doesn't go
forward," he said at a White House news conference. Of the arrangement
with Williams, Bush said: "We didn't know about this in the White
House" and he noted that there is "new leadership" at the Education
Department, where Secretary Rod Paige has been replaced by Margaret
Spellings, a former policy aide to Bush at the White House. "We will
not be paying commentators to advance our agenda. Our agenda ought to
be able to stand on its own two feet," he said. On Wednesday, The
Washington Post reported that syndicated columnist Maggie Gallagher, an

authority on marriage and family issues, had received two federal
contracts totaling $41,500 for writing brochures, a magazine article
and a report and briefing government employees in support of the
president's marriage initiative. That program called for redirecting
welfare funds to pay for premarital counseling and abstinence
education.


While doing the work for the departments of Health and Human Services
and Justice in 2002 and 2003, Gallagher also wrote several columns
supporting Bush's plan. One called the proposal "a no-brainer" because
it could help reduce the divorce rate and cut domestic violence. In a
statement, Gallagher said her work for the government had no influence
on what she wrote in her columns, which reflected her long-held beliefs

about marriage. "It was a mistake on my part not to have disclosed any
government contract," she wrote. "It will not happen again."


Third Columnist paid by Bush Administration


Raw Story | January 28, 2005


According to a report on Salon.com , another columnist has been paid to

promote Bush administration initiatives. Salon claims that the
Department of Health and Human Services paid conservative columnist
Mark McManus $10,000 to back the Bush marriage agenda. The full
registration-restricted article can be found here.


One day after President Bush ordered his Cabinet secretaries to stop
hiring commentators to help promote administration initiatives, and one

day after the second high-profile conservative pundit was found to be
on the federal payroll, a third embarrassing hire has emerged. Salon
has confirmed that Michael McManus, a marriage advocate whose
syndicated column, Ethics & Religion, appears in 50 newspapers, was
hired as a subcontractor by the Department of Health and Human Services

to foster a Bush-approved marriage initiative. McManus championed the
plan in his columns without disclosing to readers he was being paid to
help it succeed.


Responding to the latest revelation, Dr. Wade Horn, assistant secretary

for children and families at HHS, announced Thursday that HHS would
institute a new policy that forbids the agency from hiring any outside
expert or consultant who has any working affiliation with the media. I
needed to draw this bright line, Horn tells Salon. The policy is being
implemented and were moving forward.


CLEVEREX


Cleverex occupies more than 4000 square feet of modern office space in
Rockville, Maryland, about 20 miles from downtown Washington, DC. Our
facilities include a state of the art Computer Training Center. This
center is conveniently accessible by metro and other transportation
means.


Doing business with Cleverex has never been easier. Cleverex now has
numerous contracting vehicles that can be used by our clients. These
vehicles include 8(a) certificate, SDB certificate, GSA Schedule for IT

Professional Services (SIN 132-51), GSA Schedule for Daily/Short-Term
Rental (SIN 132-4), and MBE certificate.


Other Identification Data County Code (3 digit): 031 Congressional
District: 08 Metropolitan Statistical Area: 8840 DUNS Number: 049684736

CAGE Code: 1WZY4


Cleverex-Hyperwave handheld partner, Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.

(ACS-human resources subsidiary of Lockheed missles


ACS ACS ACS ACS -- an IT and Human Resources subsidiary of Lockheed
Martin doing our data for Health & Human Services--implicated in Abu
Ghraib prisoner abuse along with CACI, a similar kindred "services"....

click here


CDS CDS CDS --- aka ACS??? [nearly....!]


Computer Data Systems [CDS] wins hefty contract


Washington Business Journal - February 19, 1997


Rockville, Md.-based Computer Data Systems has won a U.S. government
contract with a potential value of $310 million. CDSI Information
Technology Solutions, a unit of CDS, won the contract from the General
Services Administration to provide risk analysis and security-related
information system services.


Where to find ACS, right hand partner of Cleverex, in the DC, CACI
Beltway complex?
ACS Government Solution 1133 15th St NW (202) 775-0924 Washington, DC
20005 map it!


.....and ACS Government Solution Group Inc 1133 15th St NW (202)
775-0920 Washington, DC 20005 map it!


ACS GOV SOLUTION


AND---


Affiliated Computer Service Inc. 1133 15th St NW Washington, DC zip
code. Phone: (202) 223-4192


Bomb Scare Downtown


posted at 4:10 PM on August 31, 2005


Breaking News


There is a bomb scare downtown - bystanders say there was a bomb threat

called in to 1133 15th Street, 11th floor. DC Police have evactuated
the area.


==================


Who else rents in the same building as ACS?
PRE-ARRANGEMENT INTERMENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 1133 FIFTEENTH ST NW
WASHINGTON, DC 20005-2710 Business League [THEY HANDLE CORPSES IN LARGE

NUMBERS]


.... The Washington Post is DIRECTLY ACROSS the street!


Here is an old excerpt of interest re: the WASHINGTON POST


Washington Post, 1150 15th St. NW, Washington DC 20071, Tel:
202-334-6000.


The whole world knows the Washington Post, or thinks it does. Among
heartland U.S. conservatives, the notion persists that the Post is the
"liberal" establishment's media flagship.


And it's true that the Post has been and remains a loyal servitor of
the U.S. establishment. Katharine Graham, union-busting "Chairman" (as
she styles herself) of the Post's board and possibly the richest woman
alive, is on record as saying that the public is best kept in the dark
about certain goings-on in the official world. (See Deborah Davis's
biography of Graham, indexed in NameBase but successfully suppressed by

the Post's lawyers.)


And a small army of Post editors and contributors, including
now-retired Ben Bradlee and star reporter Bob Woodward, have murky
intelligence-world connections. (See "Silent Coup" by Colodny and
Gettlin for the spooky background to the Post's Watergate glory days.)


Alas, the ruling spirit of the Post's editorial pages might best be
characterized as "Reaganism with a human face." One-note, soft-issue
columnists like Ellen Goodman do appear, but conservatives have a lock
on foreign policy, domestic politics, and the economy.


Worldwide Assistance,


1133 15th St., NW, Suite 400, Wash., D.C. 20005. No calls.


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Travel Assistance is provided by the


Worldwide Assistance Services,


Inc. (WA), part of the Europ Assistance group the largest and most
experienced travel assistance organization in the world. Multilingual
WA Professionals are available to provide help when needed most, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year. WA is the next best thing to having a
friend in more than 200 countries someone with the experience and
resources to help with nearly any type of travel emergency. Your CNA
Group Accident Plan includes the Travel Assistance Benefit, which pays
the costs associated with the following services, when WA arranges them

for covered individuals who are traveling 100 miles or more away from
their primary homes: Medical evacuation/repatriation


Aeronautical Engineers in Washington, District Of Columbia ... 1133
15th St NW Fl 12 Washington, DC 20005-2710 Phone: (202) 756-5600


They are affiliated with ComSat Drive, Clarksburg, MD branch and
Lockheed, Gaithersburg operations.
-------------


'NITA' ---- GOVERNMENT WIRELESS & BROAD BAND


National Telecommunications and Information Administration [NITA]


PART of NOAA and U.S. Commerce Dept. satellites !!


Mr. Nick Gumer Rate Case Manager DC-OPC 1133-15th St. NW Suite 500
Washington DC 20005 http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


---------------


http://www.ntia.doc.gov/


PROMIS, the End Game of Humanity


PROMIS SATANISTS --- THE PROGRAMMERS TAKE TIME OFF FOR A FEAST....


Today, it seems like every other movie you see, some guy makes the joke

to a very pretty young lady: "Who's Your Daddy" to the young sexy
starlet.


The question for you and I should be......


"Who's your software 'trapdoor,' daddy?"


--------- The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans'

Medical Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In
God We Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country,

what could be more reliable!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development, also!


NED/CIA ... N.E.D. ==>> National Endowment for Democracy | 1101
Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700 | Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 |

Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


http://www.ned.org/


CARLYLE GROUP and CARR Real Estate, here is a player that was/is a
pitcher for BOTH!


Marilyn Lucas


Vice President


Washington, DC


Fund : U.S. Real Estate Industry : Real Estate


Marilyn Lucas is a Vice President focused on U.S. real estate
opportunities. She is based in Washington, DC. Prior to joining


Carlyle Group


.... Ms. Lucas was a Senior Associate in the Investments group at
CarrAmerica Realty Corporation, where she was involved in various
transactions totaling more than $1.2 billion. Prior to CarrAmerica, Ms.

Lucas was a Vice President in the Capital Markets group at Combined
Properties, Inc., where she managed a loan portfolio of $450 million.
Ms. Lucas received her master's degree in urban planning and real
estate development from The George Washington University, where she was

an Oliver T. Carr Fellow. She received a B.S. from Brigham Young
University.


HSFIS Update


By Paolo Angulo Date Published: February 2000


--------------------------


HSFIS, the Head Start Family Information System, is a fully automated,
standardized software package designed by Head Start for Head Start. It

supports a case management information system approach to needs
assessment and service delivery.


Information in the HSFIS system can help Head Start programs determine
eligibility for enrollment, identify family service needs, provide
program-level demographic statistics, and track delivery of services to

Head Start families. HSFIS is also intended to assist Head Start
programs in meeting local and federal reporting requirements.


HSFIS is available free of charge to Head Start programs. The software
can be downloaded from the


Cleverex technical assistance Web site


(www.cleverex.com).


To receive software updates, training and technical assistance, and to
be placed on a special HSFIS mailing list, programs should notify their

Regional Office or Quality Improvement Center (QIC) HSFIS liaison as
soon as they become HSFIS users.


IBM PLM offices in Israel


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel
Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


----------------------------


Paolo Angulo was a Team Leader, Training and Technical Support
Division, at Cleverex. For more information, please visit our HSFIS
Information Web site at http://hsfis.cleverex.com or email us at


hsfissupp...@cleverex.com


MOTOROLA heads up HHS/GAO Comptroller General Committee on Health


http://www.gao.gov/special.pubs/citi...althpr0228.pdf


------------------


National Endowment for Democracy | 1101 Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 700

| Washington DC, 20005 | 202/293-9072 | Fax 202/223-6042


OUR REAL CIA FRIENDS, FIGHT'N FOR ALL US HOMELANDERS!!!


[2] BIG NED BIGSHOTS ... even our unions are little pussy hairs within
the PROMIS/CIA network....


Chair


MOTOROLA -- sending your job to China, you bet! Motorola's Randall L.
Johnson of Naperville, Illinois, now a NED executive, has more than 30
years of experience in corporate benefits. For the last 22 years, he
has worked at Motorola, where he led the design of health care benefits

for Motorola employees, retirees, and their families. He has been
Motorola's director of human resources strategic initiatives since 2000

and has acted as the company's spokesperson on human resources matters.

Johnson has served on the boards of the ERISA Industry Committee and
the American Benefits Council and is a member of various Business
Roundtable committees. He has also worked with the Human Resources
Policy Association Affordable Coalition, whose goal is to extend
coverage to the uninsured, and has served as an employer advisor to the

Wye River Group, which seeks solutions to extend, improve, and market
health care coverage. Johnson holds a BA degree from the University of
Wisconsin.


AFL-CIO sleeping with NED


AFL-CIO Joseph T. Hansen of Washington, D.C., joins NED, as a high
executive, and is president of the United Food and Commercial Workers
International Union, which represents more than 1.4 million employees
in the retail, meat packing, poultry, food processing, manufacturing,
and health-care industries and the garment, textile, and distillery
trades. The union negotiates hundreds of employment contracts each year

involving wages, health care, and pension benefits. Hansen serves on
the AFL-CIO Executive Committee on Immigrant Workers and is the
president-elect of the Union Network International, a federation of
global unions.


IBM Israel Yona Riven IBM House 2 Weizman Street


Tel-Aviv 61336 Israel


Tel: (972) 3 697 8586 Fax: (972) 3 697 8313 e-mail: fri...@il.ibm.com


IBM central Innovation Centers for Business - Israel


Our main global IBM center is located in the Azorim High-Tech
Industrial Park, Petach-Tikva. It is 20 minutes from Tel-Aviv and about

30 minutes from the Ben Gurion International Airport. Israeli
developers using our center have the advantage of being able to get
access to a wide range of IBM hardware, middleware and technologies
without having to leave Israel.


WASHINGTON, DC, February 21, 2006 -


ICF Consulting announced today that the company's Synergy Biomedical
subsidiary now will be known as ICF Biomedical. Synergy Biomedical, a
California-based biomedical consulting firm, was acquired in 2005 by
ICF Consulting. An overview of ICF Biomedical's services can be found
on the Web at http://www.icfconsulting.com/biomedical.


ICF will help Medicare and Medicaid, with HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt's
help, to spend nearly a trillion taxpayers' dollars on something like
PROMIS, if not in fact on PROMIS itself. Let's wait and see and study
this very interesting development!


Big Brother's PROMIS to us All ! HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt welcomes
military-corporatists contractors one and all, just as long as they
OUTSOURCE us all to HELL, and that is his PROMIS!
Structural Change and Spatial Dynamics of the U.S. Software Industry
Ted Egan, Ph.D. ICF Kaiser International, Inc.


Paper Presented for Sloan Foundation Globalization Workshop Duke
University


ICF-CALIBER CONSULTING = ICF Kaiser Consultants, partners in contracts
with Health & Human Services, HHS, Mike Leavitt's golden goose!


ICF Consulting has long worked with Caliber Consulting and the HHS!
They hold in their fists the most unbreakable contracts with Mike
Leavitt and the Medicare trillions of dollars!


Welfare Peer Technical Assistance Web Site U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families,
Office of Family Assistance


Caliber, an ICF Consulting Company, developed and maintains the Welfare

Peer Technical Assistance Web site. The Web site is designed to
facilitate the transfer of information among states, counties, and
localities, and to establish linkages among organizations serving the
needs of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients. The Web
site provides a dynamic and interactive environment to foster
communication among network participants and features e-mail alerts
(summary of new Web site content), an interactive Q&A forum, on-line
technical assistance request, on-line event registration, a calendar,
site search, and live chat. In addition, ICF Caliber has provided Web
site management and support, including identifying new relevant
content, moderating on-line discussion forums and requests, and
providing programming support for new content and enhancements.


ICF--as noted by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community
Initiatives, one-fifth of America's children go hungry or are at risk
of being hungry. Close to two million children have a parent in prison.



Founded in 1969, ICF Consulting began by assisting minority startup
businesses to seek funds from venture capitalists. In the early 1970s,
ICF Consulting began its long history of supporting federal programs
and initiatives. Today, ICF Consulting works across more than 20
federal departments and agencies including the U.S. Departments of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD),


Health and Human Services (HHS),


Justice (DOJ), and Labor (DOL), and with hundreds of state and local
governments and nonprofit organizations, and especially CALIBER
CONSULTING.


We provide technical assistance, training, and conference support that
helps thousands of professionals who work every day to reduce
homelessness and provide safe, affordable housing and economic
development opportunities for the nation's poorest citizens.


What Is PROMIS? scroll down a little further for new info!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development.


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland


What Is PROMIS?


The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
initiative establishes a collaborative relationship between NIH and
individual research teams through a cooperative agreement (U01)
mechanism. The broad objectives of the PROMIS network are to: Develop
and test a large bank of items measuring patient-reported outcomes
Create a computerized adaptive testing system that allows for
efficient, psychometrically robust assessment of patient-reported
outcomes in clinical research involving a wide range of chronic
diseases Create a publicly available system that can be added to and
modified periodically and that allows clinical researchers to access a
common repository of items and computerized adaptive tests.


The network will collaborate on the collection of self-reported data
from diverse populations of individuals with a variety of chronic
diseases, using agreed-upon methods, modes, and questionnaires.


ICF--
http://www.icfconsulting.com


NIH & PROMIS


http://www.nihpromis.org/


Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System


Welcome to PROMIS!


In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from seven institutions
and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a cooperative
network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research Initiative to

re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS)aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


As part of the NIH Roadmap, NIH funded six primary research sites and a

statistical coordinating center as the PROMIS network. PROMIS aims to
develop ways to measure patient-reported symptoms, such as pain and
fatigue, and aspects of health-related quality of life across a wide
variety of chronic diseases and conditions. "There is a pressing need
to better quantify clinically important symptoms and outcomes that are
now difficult to measure," says NIH Director Elias A. Zerhouni, MD.
"Our clinical research communities would benefit greatly from
efficient, consistent, well-validated approaches to measuring these and

other subjective outcomes."


Clinical outcome measures, such as x-rays and lab tests, have minimally

immediate relevance to the day-to-day functioning of patients with
chronic diseases such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis, and asthma, as
well as chronic pain conditions. Often, the best way patients can judge

the effectiveness of treatments is by perceived changes in symptoms.
One main goal of the PROMIS initiative is to develop a set of publicly
available computerized adaptive tests for the clinical research
community.


The NIH Roadmap is a series of far-reaching initiatives designed to
transform the Nations medical research capabilities and speed the
movement of research discoveries from the bench to the bedside. It
provides a framework of the priorities NIH must address to optimize its

entire research portfolio, and it lays out a vision for a more
efficient and productive system of medical research. For more
information about the NIH Roadmap, please visit the Web site at
http://www.nihroadmap.nih.gov.


The Young and the Lingerless wrote:


> <tarkanian.1.ra...@spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
> news:1145109335.270530.307030@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> > The black men I know best are all hard-working, accomplished
> > professionals. They include my brother, a physician, and my buddies -
> > lawyers, college professors, political consultants, journalists. I live
> > in an insular world of middle-class affluence, rarely stumbling into
> > the troubled universe of marginalized underachievers.

> > Until recently. After a contractor walked off the job, I was assigned
> > the task of helping my mother find laborers to help complete her new
> > house in my hometown, Monroeville, Ala., a small place with a declining
> > textiles industry. The assignment led me into an alternative universe
> > of black men without jobs or prospects or enthusiasm for hard labor.


> > The experience brought me face to face with every unappealing behavior
> > that I'd heard attributed to idle black men but dismissed as
> > stereotype. One man worked a couple of days and never came back. One
> > young man worked 30 minutes before he deserted. Others promised to come
> > to work but never did.


> Wow. Great for Cynthia to finally come down out of her ivory tower and
> realize what others have been telling her for years, perhaps decades. My
> company cannot keep enough younger, black, male workers on staff. It's
> unbelievable the turnover and drop-out rate among them. And to almost an
> individual they have some sort of arrest warrant, an arrest record, or are
> on probation, doing drugs, or are trying to duck wage garnishments because
> they have children they don't want to pay child support for.


> And yet Cynthia still doesn't get it. Her mid-week editorial attacked white
> Capitol police officers for not recognizing Rep.Cynthia McKinney after
> McKinney went out and got herself a buckwheat afro-hairstyle. Tucker claims
> that if McKinney had been white and gone to the beauty salon, officers
> would've recognized her anyway. Maybe, maybe not. But Tucker is just another
> out-of-touch liberal so far removed from the mainstream that she'd need GPS
> positioning to find her way back. She's still excusing problems, bad
> attitudes, and atrocious behavior in the black community by trying to throw
> it in the laps of white people.


> Those poor, uneducated, marginalized black men she talked about? Her columns
> over the years helped legitimize their behavior, and now they are where they
> are, in part, because of listening to her.


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...es/041606.html


> http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/o...ker/index.html


> Icebreaker
> -------------------------------------
> "I've changed. People change. Changes. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who
> informed on those blind orphans. I'm not the same Jerri Blank who revealed
> the hiding place of those Guatemalans. such as yourself. And I'm not the
> same Jerri Blank who took a crap in the Fleishmann's holly bushes. last
> night."

CYNTHIA TUCKER needs to go and work at McDonald's in their propoganda
department at the federally mandated minimum wage, lower by comparison
here in our land [re. living costs and universal benefits] than the
workers wages of deep inside the internal non-coastal CHINA market hell
[the people in dynastic families and all their millions of minions, the
rapidly growing and ever expanding Chinese rah rah middle class, and
the extremely wealthy mass of entrepreneurs on the Chinese coastline
far exceed the opulence and success of American middle classes [what is
left of that term and extinct species]. Cynthia Tucker's writing for
Atlanta newspapers and syndicated columns can be OUTSOURCED to an
Ethiopian Jew or to a Pakistani or aging native of India who speaks the
Queens English much better than her, and save the U.S. syndicate and
publishing companies loads of money in these hard times.

She also needs to get off of her white ass and smell the streets and
roadside. The big question to pose in her sweet little privileged
barbie doll head is the following:

"Why is it very easy for an illegal immigrant to get a job, and
especially a home mortgage loan, much easier than even a black police
officer with a working wife?"

Why do hospital emergency rooms treat much quicker and with fewer
questions illegal immigrants in county and city emergency rooms, rather
than an uninsured black or white American?

After she forces her Condoleeza Rice pouty lips to try to annunciate
these questions to herself in her vanity mirror, then she can try once
again to make such outlandish comments and spoiled and powder puffs
under her soft fanny non-sequitors, as she did in her far fetched
article, in that it missed all the important social points completely
-- she was as wide from the mark as Don Rumsfeld in his confirming
WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION and launching us into a global war when all
we have are factory lay offs and middle class job terminations day
after day for ten years now.

MAGGIE


================RE:

I WILL TRADE YOU 500,000 ILLEGAL MEXICANS [returned home where they are

legal] for merely one unemployed African american and then show you who

built up the U.S.A. to its present greatness --- black Yanks!! GOD
BLESS THEM ONE AND ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scooter Libby


==>>here is some kind of public apology [re]posted earlier today by the

alleged officer who struck Cynthia McKinney with disrespectful
behaviour towards a dignitary of Congress:


I JUST WANTED TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLICLY APOLOGIZE TO CYNTHIA

MCKINNEY, I was truly an asshole and racist and did not realize the
depth of my tribalism until my rabbi straightened me out. Please
forgive me for jumping your bones as you entered the Representatives
House on Capitol Hill, i should have recognized you even without your
badge exposed.....and, it did not hurt when you busted me in the chest
with your baby pink mini cellphone. it felt more like a caress!


Please please forgive me lovely Cindy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!....
Paul McKenna

------------------------------

Promis Software resurfaces along with Z O G at HHS and NIH!!!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html


A little footnote on Mr. & Mrs. Vice President, the CHENEYS:
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/zog/ZOG_PROMIS.html
Until late 2000, Lynne Cheney, the wife of Vice President Dick Cheney
sat on Lockheed's board of directors. Research conducted by many
investigative journalists has indicated that PROMIS has spread widely
throughout the defense contractor network.
FTW has received multiple reports of Promis use by companies and
institutions like DynCorp, Raytheon, Boeing, SAIC and the Harvard
Endowment as well as by government agencies such as the Financial
Criminal Enforcement Network (FINCEN) and the U.S. Treasury.


PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS PROMIS
This website threads together the ties between HHS [Dept. of Health &
Human Services, PROMIS, Trilogy, Hyperwave, SAIC, ICF-Kaiser
Consultants, Cleverex, Caliber Consulting, IBM Research Israel, NIH,
and your neighborhood NeoCon arms dealers]


The groups above ARE REALLY TEE'D OFF with the French public/protests,
and their wise rebellion against these PROMIS and GLOBAL OUTSOURCING
forces!


PROMIS & NIH ... you GOTTA click here to believe it!


Problem-Oriented Medical Information System From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia


The Problem-Oriented Medical Information System, or PROMIS, was a
hypertext system specially designed for maintaining health care
records. PROMIS was developed at the University of Vermont in 1976,
primarily by Jan Schultz and Dr. Larry Weed. Apparently, the developers

of Carnegie Mellon University's
ZOG system were so impressed with PROMIS that it reinspired them to
return to their own work.


PROMIS was an interactive, touch screen system that allowed users to
access a medical record within a large body of medical knowledge. At
its peak, the PROMIS system had over 60,000 frames of knowledge. PROMIS

was also known for its fast responsiveness, especially for its time.


see also, SAIC, Science Applications International Corp., 10260 Campus
Point Drive San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 826-6000 Fax: (800)
430-7629 http://www.saic.com


PROMIS [Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System]


http://www.angelfire.com/blog/promis/


The NIH and CDC and HHS are planning on having all Americans' Medical
Records online via PROMIS --- can anybody stand the wait? In God We
Trust is written on our currency! Why doubt it? God and Country, what
could be more reliable, especially today!


The PHRMA pharmaceutical industry lobby is 1000% behind this PROMIS all

knowing omnipresent software development....read here about Cleverex
partner ACS $100.5 million contract with Glaxo Smith Kline!


SAVE THE DATE !


September 11-13, 2006


Building Tomorrow's Patient-


Reported Outcome Measure's : The Inaugural PROMIS Conference September
11-13, 2006 Gaithersburg


Marriott Mormon Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland USA To
register for the conferencer, go to:
http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com To submit a poster, go to:


http://meetings.promis.iqsolutions.com/abstractHome.asp


On a sad note, Dr. Harry Guess from the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill passed on Jan 1, 2006 from cancer and contributed
to the PROMIS project right up until his death. He was incredibly
devoted to PROMIS and believed in its potential. For more details go to

Obituary for Harry Guess


Welcome to PROMIS! In late 2004, a group of outcomes scientists from
seven institutions and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) formed a

cooperative network funded under the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research
Initiative to re-engineer the clinical research enterprise.


This initiative the Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information
System (PROMIS) aims to revolutionize the way patient-reported outcome
tools are selected and employed in clinical research and practice
evaluation. It will also establish a national resource for accurate and

efficient measurement of patient-reported symptoms and other health
outcomes in clinical practice.


HOSPITALLER BULLETIN---SWISS POST OFFICE and HAIFA IBM RESEARCH --- IBM

does not even need USA!!


IBM Business Consulting Services consultants in collaboration with IBM
Global Services - Application Management Services (AMS) and IBM
Research Haifa, designed, developed and implemented a state-of-the-art
new system for scanning the foreign addresses. As a result of the new
IBM solution, Swiss ParcelPost is able to reduce the costly and
time-consuming manual address decoding, which in turn considerably
eases the critical operations bottleneck and helps reduce the duration
of overall parcel sorting and distribution in all of Switzerland [uber
alles].


Location


IBM Innovation Centers for Business Partners - Israel IBM Israel 94
Derech Em-Hamoshavot Kiryat Arie, Petach-Tikva 49527 Israel


ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting - CALIBER - ICF Consulting -
CALIBER ICF Consulting
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Markets...alth-human-ser...



ICF was formerly Kaiser Engineering [Steel] and have been paid
handsomely some years ago for U.S. SEAPORTS SECURITY analysis!


http://www.icfconsulting.com/Publica...spectives-port...



Synergy Biomedical Name Changes to ICF Biomedical


New Identity for ICF Consulting Subsidiary Builds on Strength and
Recognition of Parent Company


Just a few other IBM global centers far far more important than the
"poodle" centers dismissively left here in our HOMELAND
IBM PLM offices in Israel


Asia Pacific


IBM Bangalore, India iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


IBM Seoul, Korea iSeries, OpenPower, pSeries, zSeries


IBM Shanghai, China OpenPower, pSeries, xSeries


Remember PROMIS? It was developed in the early 1990s
to be used by federal prosecutors to manage cases, but the creators of
the software claim that the federal goverment stole it from them and
turned it into software to monitor spies and enemies. A journalist
investigating the case died under mysterious circumstances.


NORMAN: First of all you sell to front companies like this company
Systematics in Arkansas, now called Alltel Information Services. They
had another company called Boston Systematics, an affiliate based in
Israel mainly. There is Robert Maxwell, the UK publisher, who is
fronting this stuff. There are a whole bunch of people fronting this.
QUINN: Wait a minute, Robert Maxwell -- isn't he dead?
NORMAN: Yeah, he is now.
QUINN: Didn't he have an unfortunate accident?


more about Promis and Inslaw and Robert Maxwell and NSA, here!
http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/bugs.html


Hyperwave http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/partners/
and Cleverex are one giant company, they have a contract with Health &
Human Services, HHS, who preside over all MEDICARE, NIH, and CDC
affairs.


Press Release! HHS account taken by Hyperwave!
http://www.hyperwave.com/e/news/pr111.html
http://www.federal.hyperwave.com/sol...awareness.html


Cleverex boasting of doing Health & Human Services & HeadStart data
delivery/development, clearly stated on their homepage:
http://www.cleverex.com/


Among Cleverex's very closest partners, you could call it even
"intimate", is CSC, Computer Sciences Corp., aka DynCorp, the notorious

Pentagon contractor that got CRIMINALLY charged with trafficking slaves

and child prostitutes in Bosnia and the Balkans ... here is the report
by THE CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY....click here!


Here is Cleverex's website on Promis
http://promisinfo.cleverex.com/Users...dates&PageNo=3


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc.


CLEVEREX!! NEW Golden Dragon Plaza HQ, Suite 1003 De Sheng Meng Wai, Xi

San Qi Haidian District, Beijing 100096 P.R. China


Phone: +010-6271-8966 Fax: +010-6271-8988


Cleverex, here to outsource every bit of work in the USA to China, and
helping us in the Dept. of Health & Human Services [HHS] too!


Cleverex Systems (Beijing), Inc. Happily Relocated Beijing, China . --
7/22/2005
-- To cope with the rapid outsourcing of US jobs to China and their
rapid expansion of Cleverex Systems (Beijing-Dept. of Homeland
Security/HHS), they are moving their Beijing offices to a newly built
office building - the Golden Dragon Plaza bordering with "Beijing's
Silicon Valley", Shang Di High Tech District.


Cleverex of PROMIS SOFTWARE deeply embedded in the U.S. Dept. of Health

& Human Services, is actively marketing its BPM solutions to rapidly
exploding numbers of enterprises in China, and still a small few
operations in the sleepy and relegated USA.


The other main data delivery/developer for HHS and Head Start is
ICF/Caliber-ICF, another huge conglomerate that use to be Kaiser
Engineering Global! They use PROMIS too!
http://www.icfconsulting.com/Service...cations/health...



Strategic Partners of CLEVEREX--below


Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (ACS-human resources subsidiary of
Lockheed missles and main business partner of Cleverex-Hyperwave)
Dallas, TX Computer ...

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Podkayne Fries wrote:
> On 15 Apr 2006 06:55:35 -0700, tarkanian.1.rahim@spamgourmet.com
> wrote:
>
> >
> >My younger sister, an architect, appointed her Mexican-born
> >father-in-law, an experienced carpenter (and American citizen), the new
> >general contractor. I was to find men willing to help him paint, lift,
> >scrape, fill, dig. The pay was hardly exorbitant - $6 an hour. But it
> >seemed reasonable for unskilled labor. So I looked among unemployed
> >high school classmates, members of my mother's church and men standing
> >on nearby street corners.
>
> So she offers less than what McDonald's pays and wonders why no one
> wanted to stick around? Idiot.
>
> FWIW, my brother-in-law is a contractor. It's hard to find day
> laborers to do the grunt work, and the color of their skin doesn't
> matter at all. You get what you pay for.
>
> --
> Regards, Podkayne Fries
>
> Necrophilia means never having to say you're sorry.