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Apply for this job by 2/13/2012 Employer: Allina Hospitals and Clinics Located in: Minneapolis, Minnesota Degree Required: Bachelors Description Care Without Boundaries at Allina Hospitals & Clinics the care we provide has no boundaries. From quality rankings to implementing new technologies and care models, we have the ability to change more lives than ever before. With 11 hospitals in Minnesota and western Wisconsin, more than 90 clinics in Minnesota and…

The iPhone 4S has proved a huge hit with consumers since its release three months ago. With hundreds of thousands of these units in circulation there are dozens of handy accessories available which make perfect Christmas gifts without breaking the bank. we take a look at some of the great extras that are available for this excellent model. The iPhone 4S is constructed from two sheets of chemically treated glass…

Luring Android Users to Windows Phone 7: 10 things Microsoft Must Do (Page 1 of 2 ) Microsoft finds itself in a very bad spot in the mobile market. the company

Carl Franzen December 6, 2011, 12:12 PM Internal documents from Sprint and T-Mobile defending the companies’ usage of the controversial Carrier IQ mobile intelligence-gathering software have leaked on the web. The two documents, one from each mobile wireless company, provide additional information about the companies’ reliance on Carrier IQ, beyond the companies’ initial official public statements. T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T have all admitted to using Carrier IQ in some form…

By Neil Heinen Technology and the biosciences have been pillars of the Madison region’s economic development strategy for more than a decade now. We’ve invested heavily in these sectors, and the never-ending conundrum of a shortage of venture capital suggests untold, unlimited potential. there have been some successes—some spectacular successes. But not enough to sustain momentum as other regions in the country nip at our heels or leave us behind….

Art meets music each month at the Hunter Museum of American Art. String Theory, a collaboration between the Hunter and Lee University, continues this week with a discussion led by chief curator Ellen Simak, with special guest Tom Wolf, the artistic director for Bay Chamber Concerts in Maine. “He is going to be talking about the music in general, and I’ll be comparing it to a specific work in the…

The U.S. has been widely criticized in recent years for falling behind other developed countries in its deployment of high-speed wireless networks. The current dustup involving LightSquared, Bloomberg News and several government agencies provides some clues as to the complexity of the problem. LightSquared is proposing to build a high-speed nationwide 4G LTE (long-term evolution) network and lease capacity on that network to different wireless carriers, including Sprint Nextel Corp….

In 2004 SpaceShipOne made a historic flight when it entered suborbital space, becoming the first manned, privately funded spacecraft to do so. the flight earned the $10 million Ansari X prize for Mojave Aerospace Ventures, an aerospace company run by Burt Rutan and owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Allen and Rutan are in the news again following an announcement (PDF) yesterday that their newest venture, Stratolaunch Systems, was planning…

Adobe Captivate is a e-Learning software program developed by Adobe Systems both for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X, capable of creating software presentations, demonstrations and simulations in the.SWT format. Thanks to an intuitive UI and numerous features, Abobe Captivate is the perfect application for enriching and empowering your courseware. The goal of Captivate is to transform a CBT into a multimedia experience, and to deliver information with the help…