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HID is an established company with a proud tradition of putting our clients first and building strong client relationships through proactive service, responsiveness and innovation. Our company was founded by J. Tyrone Gibson, RPh, PhD, whose passion for pharmacy became focused on a central mission to help healthcare organizations improve patient health while reducing operating costs. HID’s first solution, which includes our RxExplorer® data mining software and retrospective drug utilization review (RDUR) clinical services, was developed to realize this mission.

We are market leaders in research and analysis of pricing in the fashion and home retail sectors and offer a highly specialist, global service.”

Oxalyst brings a new approach to identifying investment outperformance. Its proprietary technologies monitor global data sources and determine signals with potential to enhance investment returns.

Highlights out of Australian sleep research by Australasian Sleep Association.

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The IMTR Team conducts research and development on interactive music systems, gesture and sound modeling, interactive music synthesis, gesture capture systems and interfaces. The applications cover music performance and more generally all the performing arts. The use of digital techniques can be seen as augmenting or creating new performer’s instruments – transforming sound, voice, gestures, memory - creating dialogues between artists and digital media.

Intranet systems provide unprecedented opportunities, as well as serious concerns, for the future of community organizing, political activism, media production, and communication research.

This report describes self-reported attitudes and motivations of today's first-year college students throughout the nation, based on survey responses from a sizable sample of freshmen attending college during the academic year, 2011-2012. The primary focus of this report is on freshman attitudes as students began the fall term, but this year's report and its online addenda also examine how attitudes change as students progress through their classes.