July 23rd, 2008
I am here in lovely Newark, Delaware training a couple of providers that have decided to surge ahead and implement applications that the state has not yet mandated…fun stuff!! Always nice to see and hear our users excited about Therap and how it is going to impact their particular agencies in a variety of cool ways. While here I am of course planted nightly at my favorite local restaurant, Caffe Gelato, a sweet little Northern Italian/ Mediterranean inspired Bistro in downtown Newark.
If you ever find yourself in this college town you simply Must stop in for dinner and a gelato, the gelato being made on premises and offered in a variety of delightfully sinless flavors.
Enjoy 
~Maureen
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July 23rd, 2008
This was my second trip to Thailand since 2004. I was there with my family. On my way to Bangkok I had the chance to be at the cockpit of the McDonald Douglas DC-10 while in flight for 20 great minutes. I was amazed to see unlike cars, flying airplanes are more on using all the instruments and relying on dashboard. The DC-10 had two pilots and a senior flight engineer in the cockpit who briefly demonstrated me how they fly such huge aircrafts with ease. With an aircraft this old, it was more like looking at all the analog controls and wires; it sure takes a lot more effort and precision to fly these older models.
Bangkok’s new Suvarnabhumi Airport looked sleeker and bigger than the older one. Bangkok has also changed massively over the years, and you can tell the power of their industrialization seen everywhere. From flower shops, to shampoos, to clothing, electronics and automobile manufacturing, they have captured the art of industrialization, and their economic growth is well distributed among all classes of people. Although I didn’t see that many software companies there. The most amazing force behind their growth is probably hard work and passion for what they do. The great roads, transportation and immense shopping malls only add more life to the city then there ever was. I never felt a city could be so much connected. I had a superb time in MBK, Paragon and Central World. Paragon had Ocean World available at the basement, which is one of Asia’s largest underwater worlds and is as good as you can dream of. They also had amazing IMAX theatre which was premiering Batman Dark Knight. The city has so many signs of a growing nation that amazes everyone.
There was the magnificent “Earth from Above” photography exhibition at Zen Outdoor Arena - a special development program to make people more aware of the Sustainable Development of our planet. The photos were by the legend Yann Arthus-Bertrand, a renowned and internationally-recognized French photographer. It was mind blowing aerial photography, with a strong focus on the environment, from around the globe. It took us hours to complete the exhibition which made us come across some of the most amazing facts that’s hard to believe. There were facts that leave you mystified as to why. For example, the Earth can currently produce food for a little over 10 billion people for 2000 calories per day per person; half of 6.7 billion people living on the Earth are living under $2 per day, for whom even eating bread is hard enough.
It’s a city that has a lot of life and lot going on, busy by tourists, it has the ability to awe you everyday. Yes sometimes I did miss Thai originality and traditions, but Thailand does feel different. There’s scope for a lot of recreation, shopping, and site seeing in every corner of the city.
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July 9th, 2008
Just a couple of minutes ago we updated the system and introduced the following enhancements:
PDF version of Witness Reports (GER) and T-Log
You can now use the ‘Display PDF’ option available at the bottom of the Witness Report and T-Log forms to view their printable version.
Editable Health Tracking Form under Review List
Based on your Health Tracking (HT) roles, you will now be able to edit the Health Tracking forms appearing under your ‘Review List’ section. When you open the HT forms from the ‘Review’ link on your FirstPage, you will find an ‘Edit’ button at the bottom of that page. Clicking on the ‘Edit’ button will display the form in editable mode.
Enjoy the enhancements and feel free to contact us with your feedback.
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July 7th, 2008
If you have marked your calendar for attending Therap Regional Conference in Maine, please make sure you have marked the new date - Sep 30 - Oct 2, 2008! Due to a significant scheduling conflict we had to change the date. We apologize if this causes any inconvenience.
This three day conference will be held in Auburn, Maine at the Hilton Garden Inn Riverwatch on Sep 30- Oct 2, 2008.
We would also like to inform you that we have revised our Early Bird Registration. Please register before Sep 08, 2008 to get the early bird discounts. The conference is open for all the existing, new and potential Therap users.
For details click on the link below:
Therap Regional Conference in Maine
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
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July 7th, 2008
The new catalog will be coming out soon and will feature details on our new releases such as the ISP Plans as well as all products and services available for those who are interested to know more about Therap. Also, learn about our support features and interaction with users through the usability garage and games… we would like to tell you more – but that would ruin the surprise
To get a free subscription of the latest Therap catalog, please visit http://therapservices.net/publication_cat.php and sign yourself up. You will also find pdf versions of earlier catalogs available for download on this page. Feel free to take a look at these, as they often have neat tips and tricks on various Therap applications that you may find useful.
Be sure to keep on the look out for the 7.3 catalog!
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July 1st, 2008
The first two are from my seven hour drive to Casper, WY. The color of the earth was simply magnificent! The remaining are evening photographs when the light is perfect for photographing.
Every day I spent in Wyoming was filled with blazing sunshine so most of the photographs were unfortunatly over exposed. 
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June 30th, 2008
Therap participated in the North South University IT Fair 2008, which gave a scope for gaining interesting knowledge on the college students and their contribution to the IT industry here in Bangladesh.
An interesting project was developed by students of Northern University based on the concept of bringing computers to people with disabilities. Unlike regular requirements for mouse and keyboards, their software would let users interact with the PC solely based on a webcam. The camera was able to detect movements of the head and facial expressions. This information would then be transferred to the computer that would result in mouse like movements. Although the application had issues when used by different people, the prototype gave a sense of the dedication of these students to develop something for people with disabilities. North South University (NSU) students showcased a project on cheap GPS based vehicle tracking. The GPS device would pick up the coordinates and connect with the cell phone. The cell phone’s GPRS connection would then send this information via Internet to the server, from which the location of the mobile or the vehicle itself could be picked up. Another interesting project was a robotic hand developed by NSU students that was able to grab and move as controlled from a PC.
Other than students, a number of IT companies participated in this fair. We had some good networking with these companies, many of which did not have clear idea on what Therap was all about. Among the participants were Somewhere In, Aloha iShoppe, Boarding Vista, Flora IT, Base IT, Smile ISP, Gigabyte, Computer Source, and New Horizon. It was also interesting to see Amar Mobile, a company established by a young NSU student, which demonstrated the prospect of entrepreneurship in Bangladesh. We had a chance to talk about our service, and how we are different from other companies here in Dhaka.
The closing ceremony had the chairman of NSU’s Computer Science & Engineering Department, Dr. Abul L. Haque as the chief guest. He talked about the possibilities of the software industry, and how it will always be the leading sector for Bachelor of Science graduates. Other discussions included the saturation of the Telecom market and comparing prospects of working in the growing IT industry. The ceremony ended with giving awards to all of the participants of the fair.
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June 23rd, 2008
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June 22nd, 2008
We welcome all existing, new and potential Therap users to attend a three day conference in Maine from October 14 – 16, 2008 at the Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch, Auburn, Maine.
Register before Sep 12, 2008 to get the early bird registration discount. For details of the conference click here.
Watch out for more information on our website and Therap Customer Support Forum. We welcome your comments, suggestions and questions regarding this conference.
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