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Published 2008-03-31 in iHealthBeat.
More and more doctors are using smartphones — essentially PDAs that can make phone calls — in their daily lives, yet few of them are integrating the devices into their clinical practice. New clinical software designed specifically for smartphones is helping to overcome some barriers, yet there are other roadblocks preventing smartphones from becoming much more common in medicine than they are now.
As the average cell phone becomes "smarter" and telecommunications companies aggressively expand mobile networks, consumers in both developed and developing countries increasingly have a wireless computer in their pockets, according to Joel Selanikio, a pediatrician in Washington, D.C. Selanikio's not-for-profit company DataDyne.org makes open-source public health data collection software for PDAs and cell phones. The software is used by the World Health Organization, the World Bank and other organizations around the globe.
Unlike laptops and tablet PCs, smartphones are small enough to carry everywhere, their battery life lasts longer than a clinical shift and they have no standby or hibernation waiting times.
Yet, however convenient, many physicians are reluctant to carry and learn how to use smartphones in their medical practice. Others find it difficult to enter data into the devices using handwriting recognition. A further barrier is that hospital IT departments must provide support for doctors using the devices.
The medical software sector has seen a flurry of activity surrounding the smartphone market in the last few months. Epocrates recently announced the availability of its drug reference software for BlackBerrys, while Skyscape announced the release of all its medical textbooks for the BlackBerry platform. Thomson Healthcare has been providing medical software for BlackBerry devices since 2006.
The publicity surrounding the release of Apple's iPhone prompted yet another wave of companies pledging support for its platform. eClinicalWorks practice management software is designed for Web browsers, including those operating on iPhone, as is the American Academy of Family Physicians' CEND Personal Health Record Web site and Life Record's electronic health records software.
Unbound Medicine, a provider of evidence-based medicine content, announced in July 2007 that its clinical references Web site works on iPhones. Meanwhile, Epocrates announced the availability of iPhone software at an Apple press conference in February.
All of this is in addition to the existing products from medical software vendors for handheld computers and smartphones running the Palm, Pocket PC and Windows Mobile operating systems.
The technology advances come at a time when sales of nonsmartphone handhelds continue to fall. IDC estimates that worldwide sales in the third quarter of 2007 were just under $730,000, a 40% drop from the 1.2 million units sold during the same quarter in 2006.
Rises in smartphone sales are much greater than this drop. In-Stat estimates double-digit growth every year for the next five years by traditionally PDA-centric vendors like Palm, as well as newer smartphone vendors like BlackBerry and the most recent and famous entrant, Apple.
At Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, a pilot study with emergency department physicians has been successful enough to justify providing smartphones to each physician in the hospital.
The devices access data from a central EHR system run by Cerner. Physicians also can use their smartphones to search textbooks and the Internet, send and receive e-mails, and make and receive telephone calls with hospital staff. The hospital's investment largely is covered by the increased charge capture from enabling billing by the bedside with the same PatientKeeper software that provides the Cerner medical records for patient care.
IT teams are still learning how to get the best value from technology like smartphones. At VCU, two earlier pilots uncovered problems with nonsmartphone PDAs, as wireless connectivity was not reliable enough for clinicians, and certain smartphones could not meet clinicians' need to use several applications simultaneously.
The spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections is leading to questions about hospitals' hygiene policies for clothing and devices, including smartphones. Infections associated with handheld computers are less significant than those spread by not washing hands, explained Anatole Menon-Johansson, a U.K.-trained physician completing a master's degree in public health at Harvard University.
"Hands are by far the most important, then white coats, shirt cuffs, stethoscopes, ties, rubber hammers, ophthalmoscope, whatever else is in your white coat pocket, and only then cell phones and PDAs," Menon-Johansson said.
The cost of integration can also be significant for hospitals. However, if hospitals do not make an investment in supporting smartphone technology, physicians using smartphones either have to double-document, entering data into both their own handheld computers and the central medical records system, or they fail to reap the advantages of up-to-date information by patients' bedsides.
Getting accurate data on how many physicians use smartphones in their practice is difficult because the term "use" can be defined in a broad range from taking practice-related phone calls to data storage, computing and Internet research.
According to Thomson Healthcare research, about 31% of physicians in this country use smartphones in their practice. The Diffusion Group, a consulting firm specializing in IT, estimates higher — that nearly half (49%) of U.S. doctors used smartphones in 2006.
Leaders in both the medical and information industries predict smartphone use in physicians' practices will grow rapidly across the globe. Selanikio of DataDyne predicts African countries will be among the most rapid adopters of wireless smartphone technology because of the relative dearth of land-based computing options.
In the United States, according to research by the Diffusion Group, smartphone use by physicians will increase to 70% over the next three years.
Reality-based planning
Eliezer Yudkowsky of Overcoming Bias fame has written a fabulous blog post showing why people consistently underestimate time requirements for their projects. This is also know as the "planning fallacy". The fallacy occurs even when you ask people to adjust for it:
A clue to the underlying problem was uncovered by researchers who found that asking subjects for their predictions based on realistic "best guess" scenarios, versus asking subjects for their hoped-for "best case" scenarios, produced indistinguishable results.
Nor can it be adjusted for by asking for specific plans – in fact the more specific the plan the more people overestimate how much they can accomplish. Fortunately, there is something very simple you can do:
A group of Japanese students expected to finish their essays, on average, 10 days before the deadline. They actually finished 1 day before deadline. Asked when they'd finished previous essays, they said: "One day before deadline."
So, the next time someone you are working with shows you a project plan (or worse still, a detailed project plan) ask them:
- how long did it take you to complete these tasks last time?
- what has changed between the last time and this time that makes you things will go more quickly?
Self-deception: a how-to guide
If you think you do not know how to deceive yourself then you probably already know exactly how to do so. But, for the few innocents among us, I recommend the book "Mistakes were made (But not by Me)". Frankly, I bought it for the name alone. Needless to say, politicians are over-represented, mainly because lying to others first requires a mastery of the ability to lie to oneself.
A shorter and funnier alternative is lecture by Robert Trivers (originally posted on IT Conversations). As Trivers recounts, there are three techniques for self-deception:
- Using the active voice for positive personal actions, and the passive for negative ones. For example, "I created this success" but "this failure happened". This is a restatement of the principle that success has many fathers while failure is an orphan.
- Heaping general praise for positive actions by those in the in-group (e.g. "my friend did something great because he is a great person") but only specific for out (e.g. "my enemy did something great"). Conversely, for negative actions, those in the in-group get specific condemnation (e.g. "my friend did something bad") while general condemnation is reserved for those in the out-group (e.g. "my enemy did something because he is a terrible person").
- Selective memory, including no correlation between confidence and accuracy. The latter point is particularly serious for the judicial system, where the degree of confidence of a witness is taken as an indication of the accuracy of their statements.
Trivers also mentions something that saddened me: the first world war was last in which the military died to protect civilians; since then, the reverse has been true.
Which brings us these statements:
- "I believe that success will be fairly easy." — John McCain (9/24/02, CNN)
- "I believe that we can win an overwhelming victory in a very short period of time." — John McCain (9/29/02, CNN)
- "The American people … were led to believe that this would be some kind of a day at the beach which many of us, uh, fully understood from the very beginning would be a very, very difficult undertaking." — John McCain (8/22/06, CNN)
- "I knew it was probably going to be long and hard and tough. And those that voted for it and thought that somehow it was going to be some kind of an easy task, then I'm sorry they were mistaken. Maybe they didn't know what they were voting for." — John McCain (1/4/07, MSNBC)
Selective memory anyone?
Learning from the US Army's learing
Here is a simple framework – the US Army teaches its soldiers to ask the following questions after every major event:
- what did we set out to do?
- what happened?
- why was there a difference?
- what should we do next time?
Americans and Arabic
As a university student in the 1970s Condoleezza Rice did the smart thing and learned to speak Russian. Today, the smart thing is to study Arabic. In Washington DC, a lot of people are trying to learn the language. One American I know found the experience so difficult that he switched to a diplomatic career in Europe. Another was so excited by the opportunities that he went to Iraq to help found "Lamp of Liberty". I never heard from him since but can only wish him safety. And yet more and more Americans attend The Washington DC Arabic Language & Culture Meetup Club to practice their language skills. When I ask them why they are learning, many are uncomfortable. Some, I suspect, are trying to avoid telling an Arab that they want to become spies for the US government.
But Americans in particular, and the West in general, must learn how to communicate with Arabs.
Of course, Americans will try to use technology to for all of their problems. The results are increasingly impressive. Google's Franz Och, a 35-year-old German working in the California headquarters, passionately discusses how he trains his software. Like Jean-François Champollion looking at the Rosetta Stone 200 years ago, Och's software looks at text for statistical evidence that two words in two languages mean the same thing. But he has a quantity of text that would have shocked his French predecessor. Every day he feeds long documents from the United Nations – both English and their Arabic language translations – into Google's powerful computers. The results are freely available from Google's homepage, and the Arabic version is at http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=ar.
There is an opportunity here for Arabs. Sakhr Software USA, using tools of the original Kuwaiti company, has won contracts from the Department of Homeland Security for its translation software. At a party organized by the Bahraini Embassy I chatted to one of their programmers. He was proud of his company's products but frustrated by how long it took to obtain the trust of the American government. A few months after that the hysteria of Dubai Ports began, but Arab businesses continued their work.
But the opportunity for Arabs is much larger than a business one: we can help Americans understand our Arab viewpoints, and why we hold these, rather than lamenting misunderstandings and fighting in frustration.
An interesting example is from the Wikipedia, a free encyclopedia that allows anyone to improve existing work. The Chinese government regularly censors access to the website. Jimmy Wales, its founder, was born in Alabama, 100 miles away from Ms. Rice's birthplace. When Mr. Wales discusses China's censorship, he does not say that China's government is depriving its citizens from access to the Wikipedia's knowledge, although it does. Rather, he says that censorship stops the world from hearing China's viewpoints. Only those outside the censorship can write on the website – citizens from Taiwan, from Singapore, from America, and from all other countries that may have opposing viewpoints to the Chinese government.
So Mr. Wales encourages citizens from all over the world to contribute. There is, of course, an Arabic language website, which Mr. Wales often highlights. It is written by Arabs for Arabs but still mostly focuses on computing technology, reflecting the interests of its enthusiastic authors.
But more of us should be writing more. Because just as Ms. Rice was smart to learn to talk to the Russians, we should be smart and learn to talk to Americans.


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The girlfriends from Nama Beach High learn the liberating secret of discipline In this second book of the Nama Beach High series, Laura Duffy and her friends from the conflicted girls club discover a secret text hidden within John 16. Laura has a chance to experience the truth of this secret when she gets her driver s license, starts a new job at the local Gap store, then observes kids from her school in the act of shoplifting, and even suffers the theft of her car. Worst of all, her friend Joy Beth, who seems to possess everything in life, develops diabetes. Together the girls realize that possessing things sometimes leads to being possessed by them. They learn that discipline is the ability to deny and to choose not to exploit. Discipline is a way that God s power can bless them. They find out that surrendering all of life s non-essentials and identifying what remains as God s sacred gifts is The Key.
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The Veterans Park in Carrollton, Georgia is a beautiful tribute to all who have given of themselves to the service of their country. Our community has established a wonderful Memorial Park to honor all our Veterans and to act as a living history center with activities throughout each year. The dream of so many to make the park a reality is greatly appreciated by adults and children. Veterans Memorial Park Committee, thanks for all your planning to make the park a place of honor and enjoyment.
I think the park is an asset to Carroll County and an excellent way to remember those who so proudly served our Country. I am especially proud when I look at the names on the bronze index and see my Dad's name and the names of my uncles. The park is an inspiration to me and a way to carry forward the sacrifices my ancestors made to future generations. I sincerely look forward to future additions to the park!
Carroll County needs this park now more than ever! Our children are not being taught the importance of sacrifice - they do not understand the cost of freedom. This generation and generations to come need to see this memorial that honors our veterans who have served in our military - fought in world wars - and some have given the ultimate sacrifice/ their life. We all need to be reminded that freedom is NOT free. This memorial park is a legacy that will live on for generations to come - a legacy for all our military heroes. The park looks beautiful on the hillside over looking one of the major highways coming into Carrollton. My favorite part is walking up to the entrance and seeing the monument honoring the POW/ MIAs that stands directly in front of me at the opposite corner. It is awesome.
The Carroll County Veterans Memorial park has been an ongoing project for over 10 years. Our mission is to recognize our county veterans of all wars. Names are engraved on white marble "Walls of Honor" with a separate wall dedicated to out POWs and MIAs as well as KIAs. Now under construction, another wall is being dedicated to the women of Carroll County who served their country in the time of war. My name is Frank Searcy. I am a veteran of World War II, having served over 3 1/2 years in the United States Army Air Corp. I am proud that I have placed my name on the Wall of Honor, along with my Father, a World War I veteran and my brother, a veteran of World War II. Some local friends have joined together and placed several veterans names on the Wall of Honor, who were not able to do so financially. This was our privilege to honor and respect them for their dedicated service. I have the honor of serving as a director of this park and invite everyone to visit this beautiful architecturally designed patriotic place. It is open all the time with lighting at night and visitors are welcome.
I enjoy attending the special services at the Park on Memorial Day and Veterans Day each year. I am proud this park has been built to honor all Carrol County Veterans. It stands as a legacy for generations to come for all our families and friends to remember the cost of freedom. I am especially that we have walls to honor those who paid the ultimate price - they gave their life for this country. Thank you to all you have worked so hard and sacrificially given their time to make this park look so beautiful. I really like the reflecting pool/ fountain and the eagle that adds the symbol of strength and bravery of the United States of America. I am proud to share this park with my family and friends.
I am Pete Rowe and I am a WWII Marine Veteran with 3 1/2 years active duty and 12 years in Reserves. I have been active in this memorial from its beginning and have spent many hours at the park doing physical labor along with several other WWII Veterans, who are no longer able to do hard physical work. I can't quite fit in my active duty uniform but it is still precious to me and I take very god care of it. The planning meetings started in 1999 and I have been to almost every monthly meeting in addition to all the special ceremonies on Memorial Day and Veterans Day. I have served as Vice President as well as being a supporting member through all the years. My name is on the Wall of Honor number six - We have a total of 18 Walls complete. And in addition to my personal plaque, my wife and I have purchased probably 15 more for individuals I wanted to honor, or veterans who could not afford to pay for their own plaque. To me the Memorial Park is one big Patriotic History Lesson for future generations as well as a way to make sure those who gave the ultimate sacrifice are not forgotten. The Killed-in-Action Walls for all the wars and the MIA/POW Wall stand as a testimony to the price that has been paid for our Freedom. The fact that these are our relatives and neighbors makes it doubly meaningful. If I had to describe the park in one word, it would be OUTSTANDING!
My maternal ancestors were some of the first settlers in Carroll Co. and many of them served in military units from this area and are represented on the walls in the park. I am a Vietnam Veteran and my family recorded my information in the park several years ago. I had the honor of researching the records of the Confederate Soldiers names that appear on the War Between the States KIA wall. A number of friends, neighbors, classmates and kinfolk's military information is recorded throughout the park. This park truly represents Carroll County's involement in this country's military history. Vice President Sam Pyle
I have been associated with this project since day one and am proud to have seen the park develope into the memorial for for our Veterans that it has become.The architecture, landscaping and overall design of the park provide a very special environment for those who wish to come visit and honor those men and women who's names are inscribed on the walls.What a blessing for the people of Carroll County to have such a memorial park.
It is so beautiful here at the Park and what a place for memories of those who have given so much to their country and for their freedom. My wife and I arrived from Austin, Texas three days ago to see my Dad's name (David D Harris) on the Carroll County Veterans Memorial Wall. This was my first return to the Veterans Park since 2006 and what a proud moment it was! To see my Dad's name commemorated in his home town is a dream come true. My father always wanted to be buried with his brother Jimmy who died at the age of 20. Jimmy is buried just up the road at the Bethany Church Cemetery. My father started his family tree in 1987 and researched until his death in 1993 and found 330 family relatives. I continued his research and added another 8,000 to the Harris family tree from 2003 – present. So I know it was important to him to be with family. Plans change through time and my Dad was buried in Augusta, Georgia, several hundred miles away. When I learned of the opportunity to have plaques dedicated to them I jumped at the chance. Now my Dad is with his brother Jimmy who is also commemorated here at the Veterans Park. Now side by side they will be together forever. My name is also on the wall next to my Dad's and my Uncle Jimmy's and that brought a tear to my eyes with pride and gratitude. I know Dad and Jimmy are watching and smiling down on me. This was all possible because of my dear cousin Violette and the committee who have dedicated themselves in making this a prestigious memorial. Thank you Veterans Park and Violette Darrell & Tressa Harris Sgt USAF 1974 – 1978 Austin, Texas
Little did I realize just how many brave men and women from Carroll County, GA had honorably served their country during war and peace until they were memorialized on the granite and marble walls of our Veterans Memorial Park. The names on the walls are a lasting tribute to those patriotic citizens who stepped up and gave their full measure of service when their country called. All gave some - some gave all. I sometimes wonder how such a remarkable, beautiful and meaningful Memorial honoring our local Military Veterans came into being. Then I think back over my eight+ years of history working and serving with the Park and it all comes back with vivid clarity. It was started by a small group of Carroll County citizen patriots who felt that the time had come to recognize and to honor all Military Veterans (both living and dead)from Carroll County who have honorably served their country during war and peace. It would recognize service in all wars of the United States back to the War of Independence (Revolutionary War), including service in the Confederate States of America. Consequently, the Carroll County Veterans Memorial Park, Inc., was created. Officers were elected, along with a Board of Directors. Local Mainstream Veterans organizations i.e., American Legion, VFW, MOAA, etc., could each designate an Ex-Officio Representative to serve on the board. The President, Vice President and Board Members were required to be Military Veterans. Once the organizational structure was in place one of the first things was to draft Bylaws for the Association. They were somewhat crude and sketchy, but they provided direction and guidance enough for the Association and its few members at the time. One of my first assignments as VP was to rewrite the entire document. Of course, the Association was organized for a purpose. Obviously, the main purpose was to plan, build, equip and maintain a park to honor our counties Military Veterans. Further, it was to promote Patriotism, to raise funds and to accept donations to support the construction and maintenance of the Park as a non-profit organization (501(c)3). The Park received approval as a 501(c)3 on July 27, 2003, however, the exemption was retroactive to june 26, 2001. Also, the Park became Incorporated in 2003. It operates on a Calendar Year basis (January 1 to December 31), and prepares a Charitable Organization Tax File each year. The Park Association has three types of memberships: Individual Membership - Any Military Veteran who served honorably, or a bonafide Member of his family; Organization Membership - Military, Governmental, Civic and Private Organizations may be accepted and are entitled to one vote; Charter Members - Those who joined the Association before Vetersns Day, November 11, 2000. Membership dues are $5.00 for Individual Members and $25.00 for Organizations. As time passed Committees were appointed to accomplish the varied tasks that arose. Some of the Standing Committees were: Executive, Membership, Bylaws, Credentials, Finance (Budget), Audit, Nominating, Public Relations, Flags & Banners, Landscaping, Grants and the Fund Raising Steering Committee. Often, members were on more than one Committee. Regular meetings are held monthly, on the 4th Monday at 7:00 p.m., except in December. Here, I should mention that the Park is located on County Property. Permission was granted by a former County Commissioner to use the ground for the Veterans Park. The initial layout of the park was designed by a Carroll County Architect. His design is unique, with a Smart Military Style, which can easily be expanded upon with walls for names of future Veterans. The focal point of the Park is the tall flag pole in the center with the huge American Flag on top donated by the Woodmen of the World. Ninteen Walls of honor have been filled with over 800 Plaques of Veterans. The cost to place a Plaque on the Wall is $300. Across the front of the Park, on either side of the entrance walkway, are four Black Granite Walls. Two are KIA (killed in action) Walls with over 330+ names on them. Several KIAs are from the war in Iraq. It is readily apparent that the citizens of Carroll County have certainly borne their share of responsibility to keep America safe and free. Next is the Logo Wall containing the Logos of the six branches of service: Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines (During war time, the Merchant Marines have been included in the Armed Forces of the United States). The last black granite wall is the Contributors Wall of Honor containing four categories of sponsors who have made Monetary Contributions to the Park. On the other side of this wall is the Services In-Kind category containing the names of those who have donated their time, services, materials, equipment, etc., to the construction and development of the Park. At some time along the way a POW/MIA Wall was constructed to honor those Veterans who were held Prisoners-of-War or who were Missing-in-Action. There have been several from Carroll County. Another constructive work in progress is the Bronze Directory at the Park Entrance. It contains the names of the Veterans and the Wall Numbers where they can be located. As additional names are added to the Walls of Honor, their names will be added to the Bronze Directory. This Directory System is very useful to visitors who are able to find their loved ones without searching every Wall in the Park. A Chain Link Fence with Granite Posts spans the length of the front of the Park to guide visitors to the Entrance and to keep visitors off the grass. Flags representing the six military services were also added across the front of the Park which improved the asthetics by adding color and eye catching motion as they wave in the wind. Granite Bricks that line the many walkways can be purchased for $50. Anyone's name may be placed on a brick which contains 2 lines - 14 letters on top and 14 on the bottom for a total of 28. The landscaping at the Park is breath-taking! The Park partnered with the Master Gardners Club and the Spade & Trowel Club who brought Life, feeling and beauty to the Park grounds. An Architech volunteered to be the Project Manager for the landscaping and did a remarkable job. The Park was expanded to include a double spout black granite Water Fountain and a Covered Pavilion with benches. Other black granite benches honoring Veterans and military associations are placed throughout the Park for rest and meditation. Presently under construction is a Wall Honoring Women who honorably served in the Armed Forces of the United States. Completion of the Wall is anticipated within 60 days. The Park Association has committed to conducting two services a year at the Park for Carroll County: Memorial Day and Veterans Day. These services attract approximately 600 visitors, including several Veteran and civic organizations. Also, the Park is frequently requested for other patriotic and civic functions by activities/groups from other levels of governmental. This is a Perpetual Park worthy of memorializing the Veterans of Carroll County (both living and dead) who have honorably served their country in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. It is uniquely designed for expansion to memorialize Carroll County's Veterans for wars to come. The Park has adequate lighting and is open to the public 24-7. I am well aware that this project was a labor of love and inspiration, not only by a determined and dedicated Park Association Staff, but it had the full cooperation and support of the patriotic citizens of Carrol County and its Public Officials and Representatives. I have traveled our country extensively and have had numerous opportunities to observe other Parks for Veterans, and never have I seen one to compare in beauty, accomodation, access, and architectural design with the Carroll County Park. Its rich magnificence and splendor reaches into the hearts and souls of all who observe it, and exaults those Veterans who so proudly served their country. It is a stately structure that will serve our County and its Veterans for years to come. So, if you ever happen to see the Huge Grand Veterans Park Sign that borders the Carrollton - Newnan Highway #16, we invite you to treat yourself to a Reverent and heartwarming stroll through a Memorial dedicated to our Military Veterans that we feel is second to none in the Nation! Only by the Grace of God was I privileged to be a part of it. Roger E. Knowles Past President


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A tip with learning code (be it C++ or anything) I found this out the hard way and by someone telling me here as well... don't start learning the code thinking (what will I write to make THIS happen?) because if you think like that, you'll always be getting ahead of yourself and get quickly bored of the things the lessons are having you do. Even now, I want to a really cool rhythm game also a 3D world with lots of ambience, post-proccessing effects, bright shaders, wonderful physics and water dynamics, all sorrts of interactive sounds including different reverbs on things and such. I konw there are APIs to do this, I just have NO IDEA how to implement them. So until then, I will have to be happy with my simple DOS based math program that I created that crashes if you write in anything but numbers. I'm using C# as it's easier and a lot of the APIs and engines work with C# as well so when I DO get passed the basics, I will be able to do that cool stuff. Oh ... uh... you can also TRY Quest3D... but be warned, the price tag is something fierce. www.act3d.com
Ah well it looks like you're right about where I am. Hmm... You can try Unity 3D. It doesn't have all the super sparkly features like shaders and stuff, but it is farely easy to use and is free as well. It uses Java I think. I've just begun to start with it. If you wanna get more advanced so you can take advantage of all the "sparkly features" like shaders, dynamic shadows, multiple reverb sound environments and all that stuff I know there are a lot of APIs... but I'd usggest learning C# or C++. I hear C# is easier. Like I said, I am about where you are in the game creation phase. I'm pretty good with a 3D app called Carrara and I create sound effects and music pretty well too but am not very good at coding so those are what I am looking into. I'd say if you want to jump right into the game aspects, try Unity and if you want to really go deep and do some advanced things, start learning C# or C++. I found a really nice set of lessons for C# that not only tells you what to do, but explains all the different aspects so you know what and why you're writing things. Links. For Unity 3D http://unity3d.com/ For learning C# http://www.functionx.com/csharp/ There are some other game engines as well. A7 offers a free one that uses a language called Lite C and it has a few more features than Unity does although Unity supports online publishing. A7 game engine: http://www.3dgamestudio.com/ I've never used that though. I hope that helps. Who knows, maybe we can help each other out. EDIT: I just looked at that http://www.functionx.com and it has lessons not only for C#, but also C++, Java, and J# and I'm sure there are other things it teaches as well.
Hmm... I could gargue and say that FMOD was used SOMEWHERE in Guitar Hero (it says so on the FMOD page.) and I could also argue that I am actually in training (very near the end of training) to become a sound engineer and am already a sound designer... but those really aren't the point and you make a lot more sense than my arguments hold up. So I suppose I'll start with C#... ...however... I was on the A7 game engine site and they have a free version that uses Lite C for beginners. Would that help or would I just be crippling myself in the end? Meh, oh well, back to Square 4 (squares 1, 2, and 3 being finding an IDE and a nice set of tutorials for C#) Thanks for all your help guys.
Hm ok. I first tried to do this with Dark GDK which LOOKED simple enough, but I was still confused on some things. I'm using Visual Studio 2008. Is there a better one? (doubts it as that seems to be one of the best... or that's what all the lesson things reccomend) I'm having a hard time picking between C# and C++ because I konw C# is easier but I konw a lot of the really nice game engines and APIs were originally written in C++ and I have no idea how to use them with C#. (Example FMOD is wonderful but only really for C++. They say there's a C# one but there's NO documentation AT ALL and I have no idea how to make it work in C#.) Does anyone have any suggestions in which one I should use and suggestions on any books or websites have really good learning paths for learning either of these languages? Thanks.
Dreamcube017 posted a topic in For BeginnersHi everyone. I'm pretty new here but I've been looking into game creation for a while. I'll admit, I don't know very much code. I've played around in both C# and C++ and C# seems nicer but I always run into the problem of not knowing what and when to write things. Do you think it's possible to learn to code as I try to create a game? I want to create a rhythm game like Guitar Hero or Amplitude. I'd also like to create an environment. When I say that, I just mean a world that you can walk around in with sounds and things. I found this engine called Quest3D www.quest3d.com which is GREAT because it uses a visual coding language so I still have to figure out the logic behind the game, but I don't have to worry about what to write and try to hunt for that missed semicolin on line 263. I was looking at this until I saw the price (over 600 dollars for the basic version... ouch) So now I'm back to square one I guess. Do you think there's a program that can somehow convert the APIs of text based coding languages into a visual node based language or should I just shut all ideas of creating anything down until I sit through a C#(or C++ 101 book)? Sorry if I just sound like a lazy person who doesn't want to learn any code, but I really have tried to take the time and learn, but I have to say it's not gotten me very far. (It took and friend and I around 4+ hours to get ONE SIMPLE SOUND to play using the FMOD API and it turns out that it was because of something like a missing quote or something.) <-- is more of a level and sound designer than programmer-- Thanks in advance for replying.
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Congratulations to Patt Tanner, OLT's November 2016 Friend of the Month!
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Congratulations to Patt Tanner, OLT's November 2016 Friend of the Month!
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Old Library Theatre is proud to announce that we have received 5 nominations for the NJACT Perry Awards! Congratulations to all the nominees!
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Play – Cynthia Smith Barry, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical – Brendan Joel Bartlett, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Musical – Staci Morin, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical – Ashley Seldon, Aida
Best Production of an Original Musical – Brendan Joel Bartlett (Producer), Mollie Gash (Director), Sing Me a Story
Congratulations to Patt Tanner, OLT's April 2016 Friend of the Month!
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Thanks to all who auditioned for our upcoming Main stage production of Aida, and special congratulations to the cast:
Aida– Sierra Hunter
Radames – Rob Ryan
Amneris – Ali Rose Harton
Zoser – Gary Lizardo
Mereb – Hamadi Price
Nehebka – Ashley Seldon
Amonasro – Jesse Simpson
Pharoah – Tomo Lovric
Ensemble Men:
Devin Hall
Fred Carlton
Jesse Simpson (also Amonasro)
Bobby Snyder
Chris Gatterdam
Pedro Jiminez
David Yurch
Burl Bishop Rogers
Mark Anthony Lucky
Elmer Cruz
Joe Love Seong
Ensemble Women:
MJ Son
Heather Hussey
A'ja Desormeau
Dana Patrice
So Young Jeon
Tiffany Stewart
Alice Allen
Brittany Bethea
Evianna Hawkins
Allison Miller
Old Library Theatre is pleased to announce its Executive Board for 2016. Congratulations to all!
President – Craig Tiede
Vice President – Angela Vida
Secretary – Matthew Haines
Treasurer – Linda Wielkotz
Publicity Chair – Evan T. Charpentier
House Manager – Charlene Trimble
Webmaster – Rachel Lichter
Thanks to all who auditioned for our upcoming production of The 5th Annual One Act Play Festival, and special congratulations to the cast:
And Twice on Sunday
Agent 1 – Chris Gatterdam
Agent 2 – Nick Pascarella
Trenchcoats – Brian Hackett, Thomas Winkler
Femme Noir
Ruby Russell – Debra Carozza-Lynch
Arthur Tenniel – Geoffrey Waumans
Lola St. Germaine – Judy Wilson
Margaret Tenniel – Elizabeth Marsh
Caroline Kay – Brittany Bur
Off Grid
Barbara – Ann Alfano
Robert – Craig Scribner
Kendel – Brittany Bur
Jeremy – Bobby Snyder
How it Will Be
Neal – James Russo
Ally – Mary Kate Portera
Me and My Shadow
Andi – Thomas Winkler
Andrea – Eliana Athziry
Jacquie – Judy Wilson
Jacqueline – Deborah Zika
Susanne – Elizabeth Marsh
Susie – Charleen Trimble
Leading Lady
Lindy Merrit – Fran Leonardis
Sheldon Platz Jr. – Howell Mayer
Here are the OLT 2016 Executive Board nominees:
Craig Tiede – I'm honored to once again be nominated to shepherd Old Library Theatre through an upcoming season as its President. Over the past three years, OLT has grown substantially – now offering four major productions, original musicals, an award-winning play festival, an annual concert and box-office-busting youth productions. So much work has gone on behind the scenes to get the group to where it is today and yet I still see so much opportunity for us to continue to grow, develop and distinguish ourselves as a premier community theater organization. As we look ahead to our 49th season, I'm excited to dig into our recently launched patron segmentation analysis, taking what we learn about our audiences and building out a strong, effective marketing plan. I'm also excited about the many new faces that have joined OLT throughout the past year – each seeking out ways to become actively involved on-stage and off, and ensuring the company will continue to thrive and evolve for many seasons to come. It is my philosophy that community theater is both of, and for, the community and I strongly support OLT's mission to provide quality theater at an affordable cost, welcoming people in to the collaborative art of theater from all walks of life and levels of experience. OLT is now a bastion of friendly, dedicated, supportive and creative lovers of live theater. I'm proud of my contributions to that and look forward to contributing even more during our 49th season!
Vice President
Angela Vida – I, Angela Vida, accept my nomination for Vice President of Old Library Theatre's 2016 Executive Board. I never made a conscious decision to enter the theatre world. Singing, dancing, and all contained therein has been part of my life since my earliest memories. Although I was raised in a close-knit family, I loved becoming a part of a new family with every show. Theatre companies possess an opportunity to not only create families within cast and crew, but within communities of supporters and vendors. I was welcomed into the Old Library Theatre family more recently than many, but I have strived to make an impact both onstage and off. As vice president of OLT, my goal is to strengthen the family so we can continue to create the quality productions for which we are known. I believe building our subscription base, as well as relationships with local businesses and schools, will create stronger viewership, a greater supply of performers and crew, and growth opportunities we can not yet imagine. I would welcome and honor the opportunity to aid in making Old Library Theatre a more successful, organized, and impactful company in 2016.
Matthew Haines – I am honored to be nominated for the position of Secretary at OLT. In my first year with the company, I have connected with a number of wonderful people and I have experienced the wonderful and inviting atmosphere that this company provides for performers of all kinds. This warm reception has given me the incentive to become more involved and do whatever I can to help OLT grow and thrive. I am truly excited for the 2016 season and hope to bring insight and ideas collaboratively with the rest of the board in order to help Old Library Theatre succeed and continue to provide amazing opportunities for local performers.
Linda Wielkotz – I am proud to accept the nomination for Treasurer for 2016. OLT has been a group I have been proud to be a part of since 1976. The group is one of the theatres in the area that has not only produced classic and well known pieces, but also newer , edgier and original ones too. The group is well structured ,organized and welcomes everyone. In my years with the group, I have served as past president, vice president, secretary, publicity and treasurer. The last few years while I was not on the board, I have seen the group continue to grow and survive from its former home on River Road to its new location at the Community Center. It continues to provide quality entertainment for everyone. While I have been involved in many groups in NJ and NY, OLT has always been special in my heart and one that I will always call home. I would hope to once again serve on the Board of Directors.
Cynthia Smith Barry – My name is Cynthia Smith Barry, and the intent of this letter is to inform you of my interest in becoming Treasurer for Old Library Theatre, the resident theatre company of Fair Lawn, NJ. Currently, I am a teacher who has taught either elementary or middle school for the past 16 years, and I direct our yearly middle school production. Most recently, I am in rehearsal for OLT's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
I understand this commitment involves serving a one year term on the board, attending and participating in a monthly board meeting, as well as various OLT functions throughout the year. I feel I would be a valuable Board Member, not only because I was a professional actress for nine years prior to settling down in Fair Lawn, but I have been a resident of Fair Lawn for over 32 years, raising three children here. I am able to attend board meetings, theatre functions, and attend to any local banking easily. I would accept this post to the Executive Board of OLT with all the seriousness and accuracy that the position requires.
Publicity Chair
Evan T. Charpentier – I am really flattered to be nominated for a second consecutive year for a position on the Executive Board of Old Library Theatre. OLT has come to feel like 'home' to me, and I am looking forward to rolling up my sleeves and giving back to a theater company which has given so much to me. As Publicity Chair, it would be my goal to create new links between OLT and the surrounding community that will keep us in people's minds, and cement our reputation as a vital, thriving, and necessary artistic institution.
House Manager
Charleen Trimble – I am pleased to accept my nomination as House Manager. For the past two years I have been involved in numerous productions with OLT. During this time I have come to love this organization for its professionalism and the strong sense of community and family it has given me. As House Manager, I want not only our members but each of our patrons to feel included and respected in this family. It is my goal to build a warm and welcoming environment with everyone that enters our theater. I also want to maintain and build upon our current reputation of professionalism. I would like to include more lobby decorations for performances that showcase both past and upcoming productions as well as ways for community to be involved. I will maintain the same atmosphere at auditions as well so new faces will experience our quality of work from their first interaction. I will continue organizational habits of the past such as online ticket registry, maintaining a Google Voice account for ticket registrations/concerns and using Google documents to maintain accurate records of purchases and attendance at every performance. I am also extremely open to collaboration and suggestions from other members on how to make the front of house experience as best as it can be for every patron. I thank all members for your nomination and inclusion in a theater company that I hold in very high regard. It will be an honor to serve both with and for you all.
Rachel Lichter – My name is Rachel Lichter, and I am running for the Old Library Theatre Executive Board position of Webmaster. For the past 3 years I have been OLT's House manager, and I have over 10 years of Stage Management experience. As house manager, I was able to keep organized through the use of Google Sheets, and Google Voice for tickets. I also shared information for casts and crew through the use of Google Drive and Dropbox. I am computer savvy and pick things up very quickly. As webmaster, I would keep the OLT page updated with pictures and videos of our past and upcoming shows. I would also make sure that our shows, events, fundraisers and ticket information is all up to date and easily accessible. I thank you for your consideration.
Old Library Theatre wishes to thank all playwrights who submitted for our upcoming 5th Annual One Act Play Festival. This year, our festival has already broken records: We received a total of 183 submissions – our largest since the festival began five years ago.
As you can imagine, this put our reading committee in the position of needing to make some very tough selections between many, many excellent pieces of original theater. We are happy to announce the line-up for this year's festival, performing January 22-24, 2016:
"And Twice on Sunday" – Written by Brad Sytsma (Caledonia, MI). Directed by Bill Kaufman.
"Femme Noir" – Written by Allie Costa (Los Angeles, CA). Directed by Toni Braun.
"How It Will Be" – Written by Craig M. Tiede (Jersey City, NJ). Directed by Matthew Haines.
"Leading Lady" – Written by Steven Korbar (Torrance, CA). Directed by Anthony Crouchelli.
"Me and My Shadow" – Written by Rich Orloff (New York, NY). Directed by Will A. Sandoval.
"Off Grid" – Written by Brendan Joel Bartlett (Jersey City, NJ). Directed by Megan Milko.
Fair Lawn Recreation Department's resident theatre company Old Library Theatre (OLT) invites submissions for its 5th Annual One Act Play Festival. Nominated for the NJACT Perry Award for Best Production of an Original Play four years running, this festival showcases original one act plays on our main stage!
This year's festival will kick off our 49th season with three performances January 22-24, 2016. Auditions will be held in November 2015.
Submission criteria is as follows:
All plays must be complete, one act works, running 15-30 minutes, with six or fewer characters.
No musicals, please.
Our season's theme is "Ambition," so we are looking for one act plays that speak to this theme in some way.
Plays will be mounted with no budget, though they will be fully staged with necessary sound and lighting.
Please e-mail submissions or questions to email@example.com by October 20, 2015. Playwrights who did not have their plays produced in this year's festival will receive priority in selection.
All performances take place at George Frey Center for Performing Arts at 10-10 20th Street in Fair Lawn, NJ. Performance times are Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 2pm.
Old Library Theatre (OLT), Fair Lawn Recreation Department's resident theatre company, is a community theatre organization, located in Bergen County, NJ, committed to producing quality productions at an affordable price. Old Library Theatre was started in 1967 in Fair Lawn by a handful of dreamers who wanted to make the joy of theatre performance available to everyone. The original theatre was on River Road, and several years ago moved to the George Frey Center for Performing Arts—a state-of-the-art 170-seat theater—in the Fair Lawn Community Center. Our mission is to provide quality entertainment in Bergen County, showcasing talented performers of all ages, shapes, sizes, ethnicities, and stages of development.
For additional information about Old Library Theatre, visit oldlibrarytheatre.net.


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