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> *GENEVA** FORUM - TOWARDS GLOBAL ACCESS TO HEALTH - *
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> *August 30- September 1st, 2006*
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> *International Conference Centre of Geneva, Switzerland*
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> Website: website: http://www.hcuge.ch/genevahealthforum
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> Access to health systems, Access to drugs, vacc
I think what Will, Molly, Tim and others are suggesting is that we allow
Molly to register the organization were it is most convient for her, (since
she has been the one pushing for this) and then allowing the organization
itself to consider registering or not registering OSHCA in other places on
a
Tim.Churches wrote:
> David Forslund wrote:
> > Molly,
> >
> > Incorporating OSHCA in the US doesn't necessarily imply US domination.
>
> No, but US citizens need to be sensitive to the negative feelings
> towards the US which are present and growing in many countries around
> the world. Whether t
Brian,
In not underestimating the importance of the Minoru mail archives, can
these be saved into a hard disk (40 or 80 G), since this is too big for
the yahoo archive limit? I already have some pledges of financial
support privately from some members and we can afford to purchase this
harddisk
And let me clarify. There is NO reason, in my mind, why we can't set up
a U.S. component NOW and still have OSCHA based in Malaysia.
Richard
Yahoo! Groups Links
<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:
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<*> To unsubscribe from this group, sen
Like I said, Will, the protem committees have undermined themselves over
the years. No reflection on Molly. Hopefully things will progress for
you all now.
I'm not undermining Molly's work. If anything Minoru's lack of
initiative to create a stand alone organization and transfer the OSHCA
n
I checked mailarchive.com and it is still operational...but don't know
how far back it goes.
Joseph
Brian Bray wrote:
> There have been 12928 messages. At a rough guess, this would consume
> most of the storage capacity at Yahoo to have in a searchable format.
> Some form of protection for email
There have been 12928 messages. At a rough guess, this would consume
most of the storage capacity at Yahoo to have in a searchable format.
Some form of protection for email addresses in the archive would need to
be in place to prevent mining and spam.
The existing archive at mail-archive.com wi
On a techie note, CivicSpace or some combination of Drupal and
modules may be useful. CivicSpace is geared to support this
type of web portal. It still takes futzing with, but comes with
a lot of functionality built in. My biggest complaint is it doesn't
work with PHP 5 yet.
http://civicspac
Thomas Beale wrote:
> Tim.Churches wrote:
> > David Forslund wrote:
> > > Molly,
> > >
> > > Incorporating OSHCA in the US doesn't necessarily imply US domination.
> >
> > No, but US citizens need to be sensitive to the negative feelings
> > towards the US which are present and growing in ma
Thought folks might find this of interest.
Joseph
Original Message
Subject: [CAnet - news] IEEE Workshop on Workflow for Scientific
Applications
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 11:19:22 -0500
From: Bill St.Arnaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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2. I can help with via free oshca.org hosting and building.
3. has been done many times and suffers from maintenance issues
because it is tedious to do over many years and people do not update
their own project information much even if empowered to do so.
4. and 5. I can provide the web resourc
Extract from Molly's summary of rationale:
>From: Molly Cheah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Important announcement and oshca update
>
> ...I thought we were approaching this issue
> (developing vs developed countries) from the funding perspectives (not
> mentioning developing countries'
Names Survey
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Please select the band name most consistent with the dignity of an
alliance of professional open source health care software
informaticists.
[1] Molly and the Protems
[2] Molly and the Second Coming
[3] Molly and the Malaysians
[4] Dr. Cheah's Traveling Me
Brian,
How large is the mail archive of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[wr]
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On Mar 29, 2006, at 4:42 AM, Bhaskar, KS wrote:
> Will --
>
> Any member of the list can post a compressed archive of the mails
> in the
> Files area of http://yahoogroups.com/group/openhealth (in a
> non-propriet
Tim.Churches wrote:
> David Forslund wrote:
> > Molly,
> >
> > Incorporating OSHCA in the US doesn't necessarily imply US domination.
>
> No, but US citizens need to be sensitive to the negative feelings
> towards the US which are present and growing in many countries around
> the world. Whether t
bhaskar,
do you think the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" archive will be too large to
post as a file at yahoogroups "openhealth"
[wr]
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On Mar 29, 2006, at 1:34 AM, Tim.Churches wrote:
> Brian Bray wrote:
>> Thanks for the welcome, Bhaskar, and also the warm welcome (in every
>> sense of
Richard,
As a newcomer to this list you have no basis for your observation.
I've been participating since 2002, and I am a great admirer of
Molly's efforts. Far from being undermined, I think Molly's Protem
Committee is rather clearly the only game in town.
Please figure out how to be a
On Mar 28, 2006, at 10:51 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
> I'm simply saying I'll do the work and give OSCHA a physical presence
> here, as long as I know there will be people there to sign up. I
> don't
> want to establish a U.S. presence for OSCHA that has no interest.
> Building up an OSCHA pr
Will --
Any member of the list can post a compressed archive of the mails in the
Files area of http://yahoogroups.com/group/openhealth (in a
non-proprietary format, of course!), but we have a limit of 20MB. How
big would an archive be?
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2006-03-29 at 06:42 -0600, Will Ross wro
Richard Schilling wrote:
> The protem committee taking four years to get this far is a pretty clear
> indication that they've undermined themselves.
No, Richard. There have been two, quite distinct pro tempore OSHCA
committees. The first one, of which I was a member, was working towards
incorpora
It is obvious you had not been around the community and don't know what
you're talking about. The idea to ressurrect OSHCA was mooted in
November 2005 just before the WSIS in Tunis. This protem committee was
formed earlier this month and announced to the community on 28/3/2006 in
my e-mail titl
David Forslund wrote:
> Molly,
>
> Incorporating OSHCA in the US doesn't necessarily imply US domination.
No, but US citizens need to be sensitive to the negative feelings
towards the US which are present and growing in many countries around
the world. Whether this antipathy towards the US is j
The protem committee taking four years to get this far is a pretty clear
indication that they've undermined themselves.
Richard
Molly Cheah wrote:
> Richard,
> I would appreciate it if you allow the protem committee to make the
> decisions on OSHCA since the community has given us the mandat
Dr Molly Cheah wrote:
> >Is OSCHA a religious organization or an independent world-wide
> >technological organization accessible to everyone regardless of
> >religious conviction? (Tim, you're not making any sense with your "star
> >and crescent" comment).
> >
> >
> I think Tim was just bei
Richard Schilling wrote:
> OSHCA will need to be incorporated in every country it has a presence.
> It's a question of where you start, really. The origin of incorporation
> also affects how that company can behave when operating overseas.
wellmaybe. We incorporated openEHR Foundation in the U
Molly Cheah wrote:
> David,
> There "is" and not "may be" because there are legal frameworks (acts of
> parliament) that governs corporations, civil societies, unions etc. If
> OSHCA is to be my organisation, I would have it up in 3 days (not one as
> suggested by Richard). My timeline of 3 months
Brian Bray wrote:
> Thanks for the welcome, Bhaskar, and also the warm welcome (in every
> sense of the word) I've received from many others.
>
> Also, thank you for creating this list. The list software at
> minoru-development.com was and is broken- you took the right step to
> keep this incredib
Molly Cheah wrote:
> See this. http://www.samba.org/~tridge/fta_statement.html
I read this. It's an opinion piece, not a legal analysis. And quite
frankly it's well, written by a confused person.
This FTA protects your open source software, regardless of whether or
not you wrote it for
Richard,
I would appreciate it if you allow the protem committee to make the
decisions on OSHCA since the community has given us the mandate to
resurrect OSHCA. Otherwise I feel that you're undermining our efforts. I
don't understand why suddenly you're in such a hurry. Like many others,
Tim Co
See this. http://www.samba.org/~tridge/fta_statement.html
The US normally uses these Free Trade Agreements to backdoor their
legislation into the legislation of the target nations. this has
happened previously in Chile, Australia for starters with every nation
who’s signed the FTA being subject
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