Racela on inadvertent whistle from ref: If you’re wrong, correct the issue
LOOK: Jane De Leon meets fellow ‘Darna’ Marian Rivera Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. TNT governor Pato Gregorio and team manager Virgil Villavicencio complains about the inadvertent whistle to the PBA deputy director for basketball operations Eric Castro. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/ INQUIRER.netTNT may have gotten the win in Game 4, but that won’t what coach Nash Racela thought was a glaring miscues by the referees on Wednesday night.The usually calm mentor blew a gasket midway in the second quarter when a referee blew a whistle after Alex Cabagnot stole the ball from Kelly Williams.ADVERTISEMENT Pagasa: Kammuri now a typhoon, may enter PAR by weekend Robredo: True leaders perform well despite having ‘uninspiring’ boss PLAY LIST 02:49Robredo: True leaders perform well despite having ‘uninspiring’ boss02:42PH underwater hockey team aims to make waves in SEA Games01:44Philippines marks anniversary of massacre with calls for justice01:19Fire erupts in Barangay Tatalon in Quezon City01:07Trump talks impeachment while meeting NCAA athletes02:49World-class track facilities installed at NCC for SEA Games Another vape smoker nabbed in Lucena Pagasa: Kammuri now a typhoon, may enter PAR by weekend View comments Naturally, the players halted to wait for the official’s verdict, but it never came as Arwind Santos leaked out to the other side and scored on the easy dunk to give San Miguel a 42-41 lead.Referees explained that it was an inadvertent whistle, infuriating the KaTropa camp, including governor Pato Gregorio and team manager Virgil Villavicencio.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSSEA Games: Biñan football stadium stands out in preparedness, completionSPORTSPrivate companies step in to help SEA Games hostingSPORTSWin or don’t eat: the Philippines’ poverty-driven, world-beating pool stars“I don’t know how you do that,” Racela said, as his voice turned from his usually composed to a now serious tone.Racela said that as far as he knows, plays should be halted if there is an inadvertent whistle and one team should not be allowed to take advantage of the confusion. MOST READ
Lacson: SEA Games fund put in foundation like ‘Napoles case’ LATEST STORIES Reyes welcomes help for Gilas from players like Teng China furious as Trump signs bills in support of Hong Kong What ‘missteps’? Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next “I think – I don’t know and I will ask them – but if there’s an inadvertent whistle, you need to stop them and not let them have the two points where the other team will even dunk because it’s a game-changer,” he said.Racela acknowledges that there’s no perfectly officiated game and the referees are also prone to human error, but the referees could have at least owned up to their mistakes.“I understand that sometimes, referees would commit mistakes, whether intentional or not. But, if you’re wrong, correct the issue,” he said. “We heard it from the other side in a noisy coliseum. So you should stop it and not give them the two points. I don’t know what he was thinking.”Fortunately, that call didn’t really affect the final count for the game, which ended in a 102-97 victory for TNT to equalize the 2017 PBA Commissioner’s Cup Finals.Game 5 is on Friday, still at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.ADVERTISEMENT Cayetano to unmask people behind ‘smear campaign’ vs him, SEA Games
New Delhi, Mar 15 (PTI) The ruling BJP is unlikely to renominate at least 10 of its members to key financial committees, including the PAC.While refusing to give details, Parliamentary Affairs Minister and senior BJP leader M Venkaiah Naidu said members are nominated to Parliamentary Committees based on the time they are able to give to such panels.He said it is a routine exercise to nominate members to parliamentary panels.The one-year term of the three financial committees — Public Accounts Committee, Estimates Committee and Committee on Public Undertakings is coming to an end on April 30 before which either new members will be elected or nominated to them.Parliamentary sources said actor-turned politician Vinod Khanna and former cricketer Kirti Azad (Jha) are unlikely to be nominated by the BJP to the Estimates Committee headed by party veteran Murli Manohar Joshi.Similarly, Dushyant Singh may not be renominated to the Public Accounts Committee headed by Congress leader K V Thomas, the sources said.Nand Kumar Singh Chauhan and Varun Gandhi may not find a place in the Committee of Public Undertakings headed by BJP senior Shanta Kumar.”Every member (from Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha), be it nominated or Independent, is a member of at least two Parliamentary committees,” explained a government functionary to underline the fact that a member dropped from one committee will find a place in other panel.While the Estimates Committee has 30 Lok Sabha members, the PAC has 22 members — 15 from Lok Sabha and seven from Rajya Sabha. The Committee on Public Undertakings too has 22 members — 15 from the lower house and seven from the upper house. PTI NAB ZMNadvertisement
By Philem Dipak SinghNew Delhi, Dec 11 (PTI) A 15-year-old female footballer from Delhi, who had gone to take part in the unrecognised Pacific School Games in Australia, died after being drowned at the Glenelg Beach in Adelaide today, a top official of School Games Federation of India (SGFI) said.The school girl, Nitisha Negi, was one of the five Indian footballers who were swept away by a huge wave on Sunday when they ventured into the seawaters after the completion of the Games.SGFI, which is headed by double Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar, had fielded U-18 teams in six disciplines including hockey, football and softball for the invitational event, jointly organised by the Australian government and School Sports Australia.These Games were not recognised by the International School Sports Federation, the parent international body. The Indian contingent had around 120 members.Four of the five girls were rescued by local surf lifesavers yesterday while the fifth one was found dead after resumption of search operation this morning. Her dead body was recovered near a rocky breakwater, the same section of beach where the two migrant boys drowned last year.The Sports Ministry has ordered an inquiry into the unfortunate incident.SGFI Secretary General Rajesh Mishra confirmed to PTI that the dead body of the girl was recovered early this morning by the local Australian officials.”We have got the message from Australia that the dead body of the girl was recovered this morning after a massive search operation. It is a very unfortunate incident and I send my heartfelt condolences to her family,” Mishra said from Agra on phone.advertisement”Before returning home, the sports manager had taken some players to sea beach last evening. Out of them five girls from the football team had gone down into the seawater and were taking selfies. They must not have seen a huge wave coming from behind, they fell down and all the five were swept away,” he said.Four of them were rescued by the lifesavers stationed at the beach, with the help of around 40 Indian players and coaches.”Helicopters came and the four girls were taken to nearby hospitals but the fifth one went missing. The local Australian officials continued the search and I can confirm that the dead body of the fifth girl was found this morning,” Mishra said.He said all the five school girls, including the one who died, were from Delhi.”Out of the four who were taken to the hospital, three have been discharged while the fourth girl is likely to be discharged shortly. She (the fourth girl) was kept at the ICU but is now out of danger and will be discharged tomorrow,” Mishra said.Asked why the school girls were allowed to go to the dangerous area of the beach, Mishra said, “We have sent an official of the SGFI to probe the the matter and the federation will take action on the basis of that report.”It is a matter involving the death of a person and so the local Australian police will deal with the issue. Of course the Indian High Commission is also involved. Sports Ministry has also ordered an inquiry and we have been told to submit some documents and we have done that.”The Sports Ministry tweeted before the news of the girls death: “The Very disturbing news from Glenelg beach in Australia. Hble MOS sports,YAS is in touch with @MEAIndia and HEAM @SushmaSwaraj ji.””Indian High Commission is providing all support. Our thoughts & prayers w/ the players. Thorough investigation is ordered,” the ministry said on its official Twitter handle.Mishra admitted that these Games were not recognised by the International School Sport Federation (ISF) but the Indians had participated through the government on the invitation of the School Sports Australia.”This is not recognised by the ISF but we have done nothing wrong while participating in the event. In fact, the invitation letter from the School Sports Australia first came to the Sports Ministry which forwarded it to us,” he said.”The SGFI then asked our state units whether they are interested in sending their players. Some state units like Delhi, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh said yes.”He said the governments of Delhi, Chhattisgarh and MP sanctioned funds for these school children to take part in the Games. “The state units of the SGFI have state government officials as members. So the governments of Delhi, Chhattisgarh and MP wanted to send their school children as part of sports promotion.”advertisementAsked if the SGFI got sanction from the Sports Ministry, he said, “Under Sports Ministry rules you can take part in tournaments outside the country at your own cost. So the Sports Ministry did not give any funds but the invitation letter from the Australian federation was forwarded to us from the Sports Ministry.”So, there was no need to get sanction from the sports ministry.” PTI PDS AH PDS
Jitesh Singh Deo from Lucknow on Thursday bagged the Mr. India World 2017 title. He will represent India at the Mr World competition.The finale of the gala sponsored by Peter Engand, was held at Bandra Fort here. It was judged by Bollywood’s “Queen” Kangana Ranaut, designer Manish Malhotra and tennis player Mahesh Bhupathi among others.Kangana announced Deo as the winner.Picture courtesy: Instagram/pauldavidmartinphotography An actor, he loves travelling, swimming, and outdoor sports, and he believes in the mantra, “Be the change you want to see in the world”, according to the pageant’s official website.Also Read: Rohit Khandelwal becomes first Indian, Asian to clinch Mr World titlePicture courtesy: Instagram/missindiaorgAbhi Khajuria from Chandigarh was the first runner-up and Mumbai’s Pavan Rao, an actor, dancer and model, was named the second runner-up. Prathamesh Maulingkar, a model and entrepreneur from Goa, won the Mr India Supranatural 2017 title.They will all compete at different international pageants.The winners were chosen from 16 finalists, who walked the ramp in wardrobe designed by Malhotra, fashion director Nivedita Saboo and Peter England.Also Read: What happened when Mr World Rohit Khandelwal met Ms World 2016The contestants underwent rigorous training and workshops under the mentorship and guidance of Rohit Khandelwal, who was the winner of the contest last year and went on to win the Mr. World 2017.Picture courtesy: Instagram/malcolmfernz_official Khandelwal said in a statement: “It has been a wonderful journey. All the boys are winners in their own right. However, there can be only one winner.advertisement”The winner is very deserving. I am looking forward to the prestigious Mr. World pageant and hope that we bring the crown home again.”
Ajay Jayaram defeated seventh seed Yu Igarashi of Japan 21-14 21-19 to make it to the finals of the Vietnam Open in Ho Chi Minh City on Saturday.The 30-year-old Ajay Jayaram is making a comeback after recovering from a hamstring injury he suffered last year.Jayaram, who had reached the finals at White Nights last month, will face Indonesia’s World No. 79 Shesar Hiren Rhustavito in the finals of the BWF Tour Super 100 tournament.Shesar, who had won four consecutive Indonesia International tournament, outwitted India’s Mithun Manjunath 21-17 19-21 21-14 in a match that lasted 59 minutes here.This is the third time in as many weeks that an Indian will be fighting for a title in a badminton event.Last Sunday, Olympic silver medallist PV Sindhu had settled for a silver medal after losing to Spain’s Carolina Marin in the summit clash at Nanjing, China.A week before that, India’s Sourabh Verma had won the men’s singles title at Russia Open Tour Super 100 tournament.Jayaram, a former World No. 13, was clinical in the opening game as he kept distancing himself from his rival after opening up a slender 3-1 lead at the start. He held a 11-8 advantage at the interval.After the break, Jayaram jumped to a 15-8 lead by reeling off five straight points. Igarashi tried to make a comeback but the Indian continued to march ahead to pocket the first game.In the second game, Igarashi opened up a 4-1 lead initially but Jayaram clawed his way back with three points. The duo went neck and neck after that before Jayaram held a 11-10 advantage at the breather.advertisementAfter the break, Jayaram collected five points on the trot to jump to a 16-11 lead. The Japanese again recovered to 18-19 but the Indian shut the door on his opponent.(With inputs from PTI)
Nova Scotians should be mindful of blue-green algae blooms that may appear in rivers and lakes across the province during the summer months. Also known as pond scum, blue-green algae can be identified because of its blueish green, grassy or soupy appearance on the water’s surface, and it may also produce a distinct odour. Although many forms of blue-green algae are harmless, some produce toxins which may pose a health risk for humans and animals. People should not swim in, drink from, or eat fish from water sources where the algae is present. Water contaminated with algae should not be used to prepare or cook food, and boiling the water will not eliminate the toxins. “It’s important to remember that algae blooms can occur naturally in the right conditions, and can appear in any lake or river across the province,” said Dr. Richard Gould, medical officer of health. “The risk to health is fairly low, but if you develop symptoms that persist for a few days, you should consult a physician.” If water containing algae is swallowed, symptoms may include stomach ache, diarrhea, vomiting and nausea. Direct contact to skin from swimming may cause skin, nose, throat or eye irritations. Nova Scotians who suspect an algae bloom can call and report it to a local Department of Environment office. For more information, visit the Departments of Environment and Health and Wellness websites at www.gov.ns.ca/nse/water/docs/BlueGreenAlgae.pdf and www.gov.ns.ca/hpp/environmental/ .
(Jody Wilson-Raybould. Facebook)The move wasn’t explained at the time. On Thursday, Montreal Liberal MP Anthony Housefather speculated in a radio interview that Trudeau might have wanted a justice minister who spoke better French because “there’s a lot of legal issues coming up in Quebec.”Housefather chairs the House of Commons justice committee, which voted on Wednesday to take up an examination of Wilson-Raybould’s departure, though a much more limited one than opposition members want.Wilson-Raybould made history when she became the first Indigenous justice minister back in 2015.She became a powerful symbol of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s assertion that there was no relationship more important to him than that with Indigenous Peoples.Some Indigenous leaders across the country have excoriated Trudeau for what they perceive as his shoddy treatment of Wilson-Raybould, which they assert proves his reconciliation agenda is a farce.But the Indigenous senators’ statement is much more circumspect, praising Wilson-Raybould for her “courage and leadership” while not taking sides in the dispute between the former minister and Trudeau.Trudeau has said no one in his office improperly pressured Wilson-Raybould to instruct the director of public prosecutions to negotiate a form of plea bargain with SNC-Lavalin, rather than pursue a prosecution that could wind up bankrupting the company.If Wilson-Raybould had felt pressured, he has said, she should have raised her concerns with him.Wilson-Raybould has so far given no reason for her resignation.She has cited solicitor-client privilege in refusing to comment on the allegation, levelled by anonymous sources in a Globe and Mail story last week.She has now hired a former Supreme Court justice, Thomas Cromwell, to advise her on what she may legally say.Read more: Jody Wilson-Raybould The senators used their statement to commend Wilson-Raybould for her accomplishments as justice minister, praising her “personal strength of character, integrity and dedication to modernize the justice system and work towards reconciliation.”Trudeau and his office have taken pains since Wilson-Raybould’s departure to try to soothe the nerves of rattled Liberal backbenchers. Trudeau spoke to his MPs Tuesday evening by teleconference.According to MPs on the call, the prime minister assured them that there had been no wrongdoing.He acknowledged that there had been internal discussions about whether to intervene to halt the prosecution of SNC-Lavalin but said that was normal given the importance of the company and thousands of jobs at stake.Trudeau took no questions from MPs but, since then, staff in charge of the various regional desks in the PMO have been calling backbenchers to answer questions.Trudeau’s principal secretary, Gerald Butts, has also been calling MPs.Privately, some Liberal backbenchers wonder how much longer Wilson-Raybould can continue to be a member of the Liberal caucus, given that she has apparently set herself at odds with the prime minister in what has become a huge political firestorm for the government in an election year.For his part, Rusnak said he has “no idea” whether she can remain in caucus.“I don’t know what’s going on in Jody’s head. I don’t know exactly why she resigned.”news@aptn.ca@aptnnews The Canadian PressIndigenous senators say Jody Wilson-Raybould’s controversial exit from the cabinet doesn’t signal the end of reconciliation efforts between the federal government and Indigenous Peoples.But they say her departure is a sign of how much work there is still to do.“Even though some will see this as a threat to the promise and process of reconciliation, it is not,” eight Indigenous senators said in a written statement issued Thursday.“It is a measure of the distance they have yet to go and the challenges we have yet to overcome. As long as Ms. Wilson-Raybould and other men and women like her gain and remain on the national scene and show the integrity we need to persevere on this journey, change will occur.”(Senator Murray Sinclair. APTN)The statement was drafted by independent Sen. Murray Sinclair, a former judge who led the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that examined the history of residential schools in Canada. It was signed by him and seven other Indigenous senators.An Indigenous Liberal MP offered a similar sentiment.“I think Jody resigning from cabinet is a huge loss … for Indigenous communities right across the country,” said Don Rusnak, who represents the Ontario riding of Thunder Bay-Rainy River and was the inaugural chair of the Liberals’ Indigenous caucus.That said, Rusnak argued that no one person speaks for Indigenous communities, each of which is unique.“Jody is one of those voices and one of those trusted voices but we have others and non-Indigenous people in our cabinet and in our caucus that speak with communities, have relationships with communities,” he said in an interview.“I think, I know that the prime minister is sincere in what he is trying to do and the work will continue.”Wilson-Raybould resigned from cabinet Tuesday amid a furor over an allegation that the Prime Minister’s Office improperly pressured her last fall to help Montreal engineering giant SNC-Lavalin avoid criminal prosecution on corruption and bribery charges related to government contracts in Libya.Wilson-Raybould was justice minister and attorney general at the time but was demoted to veterans affairs in a January cabinet shuffle.
“Not everyone hates the Tories as much as you” – @MRJKilcoyne discovers @jonsnowC4 can dish it out but can’t take it. pic.twitter.com/NNX1emu2qQ— Mark Wallace (@wallaceme) June 28, 2017 Snow, the 69 year-old who has anchored Channel 4’s flagship news programme since 1989, found himself at the heart of the story over the weekend after a photograph in which he posed with fellow festival-goers was posted on Twitter.An accompanying message claimed Mr Snow had shouted “—- the Tories”.It said: “Boss place that Glasto. Having a dance with Jon Snow and hearing him shout —- the tories is what dream are made of (sic).”Snow had earlier issued no denial, merely saying in a statement: “After a day at Glastonbury I can honestly say I have no recollection of what was chanted, sung or who I took over 1,000 selfies with.”But after the on-air accusation of bias was made by Matthew Kilcoyne, of the Adam Smith Institute think-tank, he replied: “You can say that – but that is actually a very unpleasant thing to have done.”ConservativeHome blogger Mark Wallace was one who enjoyed the exchange: Want the best of The Telegraph direct to your email and WhatsApp? Sign up to our free twice-daily Front Page newsletter and new audio briefings. Presenter Jon Snow has criticised an interviewee on Channel 4 News following the furor over his alleged anti-Tory remarks at Glastonbury.The journalist has insisted he has “no recollection” of shouting a four letter derogatory remark about the Conservative Party after he was accused of doing so at Glastonbury Festival.But while conducting an interview on Channel 4 News on Wednesday night, Matthew Kilcoyne from the Adam Smith Institute think tank told the presenter: “not everyone hates the Tories as much as you do”.Mr Snow responded: “You can say that – but that is actually a very unpleasant thing to have done”.A photo of the Channel 4 News presenter posing with a group of revellers was posted on Twitter by a user with the handle Danny Millea on Monday evening.The accompanying tweet claimed Mr Snow had shouted “—- the Tories”.It said: “Boss place that Glasto. Having a dance with Jon Snow and hearing him shout —- the tories is what dream are made of”.Mr Snow did not deny making the comments.In a statement he said: “After a day at Glastonbury I can honestly say I have no recollection of what was chanted, sung or who I took over 1000 selfies with.” You wouldn’t expect @jonsnowC4 to be quite so sensitive. No one forced him to chant how much he disliked the Tories, did they? https://t.co/VlEdzun9ob— Leon Spence (@CllrLeonSpence) June 29, 2017 But others were unhappy with Mr Kilcoyne, with one tweeting: “How dare he speak to our Jon like that?” Another wrote: “Utterly disgraceful what he said to Jon Snow. Well done, Jon, for putting him in his place.”The viewer comments continued. 
Jon Snow said he had ‘no recollection’ of shouting a four-letter remark about the Tory party at Glastonbury festivalCredit: Twitter Poor @jonsnowC4 thinks it “very unpleasant” to mention his bias. It’ll be fine if @MRJKilcoyne claims he has “no recollection” of saying it.— Mark Wallace (@wallaceme) June 28, 2017 Veteran newscaster Jon Snow was taken to task for alleged bias against the Government during an interview on Channel 4’s Wednesday evening bulletin.Following reports that Snow had joined anti-Tory chants at the Glastonbury Festival, he was told by a guest on the programme: “Not everyone hates the Tories as much as you do”.
It was rumored earlier this year that Intel would be adding Core i5 and Core i7 processors to its tiny Next Unit of Computing (NUC) boxes. And the Core i5 NUC has finally put in an appearance along with improved connectivity.Until now you’ve had two options in terms of chips inside an NUC: a 1.1Ghz Celeron or 1.8GHz Core i3. Connectivity has also been limited to USB 2.0 and dual HDMI ports (or one HDMI and one Thunderbolt). The new model is already being offered by Logic Supply and comes with a 1.8GHz Core i5 processor. But connectivity has been greatly improved, too.The official model number is D53427RKE and it uses a Core i5 3427U chip complete with Intel HD4000 Graphics. Support for RAM remains the same as previous models and tops out at 16GB (DDR3 1600/1333/1066 SO-DIMM). In terms of connectivity, you now get access to a single USB 3.0 port on the front of the unit, as well as two Mini DisplayPort connections, a HDMI 1.4a port, and two USB 2.0 ports on the back.The Core i3 NUC can be picked up for around $289 complete with case, but this new model will set you back $399 just for the board. You can’t use an existing NUC case with it due to the ports being different, but it shouldn’t take long for both fan-assisted and fanless enclosures to appear.Intel’s NUCs are by no means cheap, but then there’s nothing to really compete with the performance on offer here in such a small package. And with the addition of this Core i5 model, an NUC can genuinely be a desktop replacement for office tasks and web surfing. It’s also going to make for a great media center box. VIEW PHOTO GALLERY Logic Supply Corei5 NUCLogic Supply Corei5 NUCLogic Supply Corei5 NUCLogic Supply Corei5 NUCLogic Supply Corei5 NUCLogic Supply Corei5 NUC
Short URL 29 Comments 54,741 Views Updated at 20.01GROUP D IS going down to the wire, following Nigeria’s 2-0 win over Iceland today.Croatia’s 3-0 victory over Argentina last night meant Zlatko Dalić’s side were guaranteed progression to the last-16 as a result.However, the other three teams in the group can all still join them in the second round.Here’s a look at how the group stands via our score centre.The remaining games see Argentina face Nigeria and already-qualified Croatia — who are planning on resting key players for their next game — take on Iceland.Here are a couple of potential ramifications in the group…If Nigeria beat Argentina, they will progress regardless of what happens in the other match.If Argentina win and Iceland drop points, Sampaoli’s men will progress.If both Argentina and Iceland win, it will come down to goal difference and possibly even goals scored, with Lionel Messi and co essentially needing to better their rivals’ result. So if Iceland win 1-0, the Argentine side will need to prevail by at least two goals, and so on.If both games end in draws, Nigeria will progress.In order for Iceland to progress, they need to beat Croatia and hope Nigeria either draw or lose to Argentina by as many or less goals than they beat the Croats by. Jun 22nd 2018, 6:29 PM By Paul Fennessy http://the42.ie/4086917 Around 400 Argentina football fans were left heartbroken in Temple Bar last night>Southgate criticises English press for team leak> Image: SIPA USA/PA Images
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images Share24 Tweet Email Originally published at 18.29The42 is on Instagram! Tap the button below on your phone to follow us! Friday 22 Jun 2018, 8:01 PM Follow us: the42.ie Messi and Argentina’s World Cup hopes are still alive – here’s how they can progress Nigeria’s win over Iceland has boosted the hopes of Jorge Sampaoli’s side. Tweet thisShare on FacebookEmail this article
Agfa HealthCare’s IMPAX 6.4 offers an improved navigation workflow for large CT and MR datasets for radiologists, clinicians and other healthcare professionals, introducing new workflow features that include ‘Active Target’, a tool that simplifies multi planar, cross sectional navigation and replaces the traditional ‘stack’ navigation to view areas of interest in all planes simultaneously. IMPAX 6.4 also includes the ‘Auto Link’ feature which automatically links ‘like series’ within one study to make navigation through numerous series more efficient. To enact comparative navigation across multiple studies, IMPAX 6.4 provides cross study series linking. All of these features employ graphical indications to ensure users are aware of where they are in a particular series when navigating. To help manage the distribution of results for large studies, IMPAX 6.4 introduces a ‘Key Image workflow’ that automates the presentation of those key images via clinical views and through EPR applications. News | PACS | August 09, 2019 Lake Medical Imaging Selects Infinitt for Multi-site RIS/PACS Infinitt North America will be implementing Infinitt RIS (radiology information system)/PACS (picture archiving and… read more News | Enterprise Imaging | June 27, 2019 Ambra Health Announces Integration With Box Ambra Health announced an integration with Box to enable the sharing of medical imaging directly from within Box’s… read more Technology | Cybersecurity | August 07, 2019 ScImage Introduces PICOM ModalityGuard for Cybersecurity ScImage Inc. is bridging the gap between security and functionality with the introduction of the PICOM ModalityGuard…. read more IMPAX 6.4 further introduces new features for simplified worklist management and a new study claim workflow to allow users to manage the assignment and ownership of particular studies for managed reporting workflow in larger institutions. In addition to these navigation tools, IMPAX 6.4 introduces IMPAX Volume Viewing to assist users in reading volumetrically acquired datasets such as multi-slice CT studies or 3D MR acquisitions. IMPAX Volume Viewing will be included as the default MIP/MPR application with IMPAX 6.4, supporting standards viewing as well as curved MPR and a study comparison workflow. News | Enterprise Imaging | July 29, 2019 Philips Announces 10-year Enterprise Informatics Agreement With Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire de Nancy Philips and Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire (CHRU) de Nancy, a leading academic hospital in the Grand Est… read more News | June 04, 2009 Agfa’s IMPAX 6 Introduces Volumetric Management Features at SIIM 2009 June 4, 2009 – Agfa HealthCare released IMPAX 6.4, the latest version in the IMPAX PACS product line, which delivers new features and tools to aid users in managing complex multiseries studies that are the rule rather than the exception in today’s imaging technology. Feature | Information Technology | June 27, 2019 | By Greg Freiherr Smart Algorithm Extracts Data from Radiology Reports Radiology reports may contain information essential to figuring out a patient’s condition. read more Technology | Enterprise Imaging | July 05, 2019 Hyland Healthcare Adds ImageNext Imaging Workflow Optimizer to Enterprise Imaging Suite Hyland Healthcare is launching ImageNext, a vendor-neutral imaging workflow optimizer that combines intelligent imaging… read more Related Content News | PACS | July 02, 2019 Laurel Bridge and 3M M*Modal Partner to Improve DICOM Structured Reporting July 2, 2019 — Laurel Bridge Software announced an expanded relationship with 3M M*Modal, a provider of clinical docu read more The IMPAX 6.4 release also continues to offer the tight integration of reporting tools and workflows to provide efficient and effective voice dictation to the desktop. User communications will greatly benefit with the introduction of voice-based study comments to simplify the delivery of urgent finding and facilitate improved communications between clinicians. For more information: www.agfa.com FacebookTwitterLinkedInPrint分享 News | Cardiovascular Ultrasound | July 02, 2019 Konica Minolta Healthcare Partners With DiA Imaging Analysis for AI-based Cardiac Ultrasound Analysis DiA Imaging Analysis has partnered with Konica Minolta Healthcare Americas Inc. to expand analysis capabilities of… read more News | PACS | August 08, 2019 NetDirector Launches Cloud-based PDF to DICOM Conversion Service NetDirector, a cloud-based data exchange and integration platform, has diversified their radiology automation options… read more News | PACS | June 26, 2019 Mini-PACS Solution for Image Management and Workflow Optimization ImageGrid Mini is a feature-rich, reliable and cost-effective image management and workflow optimization solution, pr read more