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Supreme Court Correct to Uphold Right of Injured Patients To Sue Drug Companies
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We are extremely gratified that the U.S. Supreme Court today in Wyeth v. Levine upheld the traditional right of patients harmed by defective and mislabeled drugs to sue drug companies to recover compensation for their injuries.
Drug companies are not perfect, and they sometimes fail to identify and inform doctors and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of problems with their products or their products' labels. Nor is the FDA perfect. It is overworked and underfunded, and it depends almost entirely on drug companies for information about the safety and effectiveness of drugs.
Perhaps most important, once a drug is marketed to thousands of people, we learn of things that we never knew in the clinical trials for that drug – problems that arise over the years as doctors prescribe and patients take the drug day in and day out.
For all these reasons, legal immunity for drug manufacturers – as called for by the drug companies and the Bush administration – would have been a huge mistake. We believe that the Supreme Court appreciated that. The Supreme Court also appreciated that the civil justice system is consistent with, and indeed helps support, FDA authority to make drugs as safe and as effective as possible. The court emphatically rejected the drug company and Bush administration argument that compensation for patients was an obstacle to the accomplishment of the FDA's safety objectives.
Finally, and most important, there are real people involved here. The plaintiff in the case, Diana Levine, lost her arm because Wyeth did not take a simple step to warn her doctors of an avoidable risk of gangrene that was well known to the company – that its anti-nausea drug should not have been administered via the IV-push method. Today's decision is a huge victory for Diana, for patients across the country and for public health.
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President-elect Barack Obama is looking very presidential these days. When he makes an announcement, he is ringed by American flags and stands behind a lectern that has a very presidential-looking placard announcing "The Office of the President-Elect."
But the props are merely that. Under the Constitution, there is no such thing as the Office of the President-elect. Technically, Obama will not even become the president-elect until the Electoral College convenes after the second Wednesday in December and elects him based on the results of the Nov. 4 general election, as stated in the Constitution.
So what is Obama's executive authority in the weeks leading to Jan. 20?
In the 11 weeks between Election Day and Inauguration Day, the next president must ensure a smooth transition by selecting political appointees to manage key agencies and offices within the Executive Branch, and by creating the policies that will define the new administration -- all while respecting the authority held by the current president.
The Presidential Transition Act -- created in 1963 and amended in 2000 -- establishes formal provisions for the transition period by outlining training and other assistance that the president-elect and his team of advisers can receive as they prepare to assume office.
The amended bill -- co-sponsored by lawmakers including former Sen. Fred Thompson, Sen. Joe Lieberman, and Sen. Dick Durbin -- calls for the "training and orientation of high-level presidential appointees," among other things, as well as more efficient background checks to ensure individuals are properly vetted and confirmed for office.
"New administrations face a series of hurdles they must overcome to accomplish this essential task before they can begin to govern," Lieberman told Congress in 1999 while arguing in favor of the amended legislation.
The original bill also allowed the president-elect and vice president-elect certain "services and facilities," like suitable office space to conduct transition operations, public funds to pay their staff's salaries and money to transport workers to and from Washington.
Obama has employed over 500 staffers to assist in his transition operations -- working from a nondescript office building in downtown Washington and from locations in his hometown of Chicago.
His transition team has received a budget of $12 million -- $5.2 million of which was allocated by Congress, and the rest from private donations of under $5,000.
When I see Obama surrounded by all those American flags, I do think he's speaking from an abandoned West Wing studio in Hollywood.
And that sign, "THE OFFICE of the PRESIDENT ELECT."
Rather than increasing Obama's stature, I think it diminishes it because it looks so lame.
I wonder how much money the Obama campaign paid to have the sign designed and that seal commissioned.
What a waste!
Obama is the president-elect. We don't need that goofy sign with the idiotic seal to tell us.
No president-elect in my memory has ever done something so stupid.
Before he begins speaking when he stands at the podium, I expect him to say, "I'm not a president-elect. I just play one on TV."
Obama should ditch the sign. He really should. It's an utterly unnecessary facade.
I keep wondering how long it will take for him to ditch the American flag lapel pin.
Obama made such a big deal out of not wearing the pin. Now he won't be seen without it. It's as fake as that silly "THE OFFICE of the PRESIDENT ELECT" sign.
Note to late night talk show comedians Jay Leno, David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, and SNL writers struggling to come up with jokes about Obama:
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It would be funny if it werent so damn depressing. You can take the man out of the country, but you cant take the country out of the man.
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We've gotten a few calls from folks who attended the recent Get Motivated event, held on Aug. 17 at the Spokane Arena. The event featured some heavy hitters, like Colin Powell, talking about what helps define success, and how to gain success.
The event also included several pitch men who sell a variety of get-rich schemes and plans. All the calls or messages received by Office Hours, so far, have said the Get Motivated event is a long informercial, all designed to upsell products developed by the pitch sales people.
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Yesterday's Battle At The Berrics was easily one of the most heated games of skate we have ever witnessed between pros. Surprisingly, Eric Koston had accumulated 4 letters of S-K-A-T-E from the bag of tricks Morgan Smith was throwing down. You can never be too quick to judge Koston, which he proved to be true Continue Reading »


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Whether individual or entire thorn bush – who dreams of having a "thorny path" to himself: problems and obstacles to overcome.
European (Judeo-Christian)
– bramble in a dream: any effort to success will be undermined by the evil;
– under green foliage: your happiness is affected by secret enemies;
– get through without scratching himself: the difficulties are overcome, triumph over enemies;
– bramble tear: indicates removal of obstacles;
– crown of thorns on head: announces a mental suffering;
– fall into a thorn bush: one will come in a very complicated situation;
– sting to it: damaged by secret enemies;
– to get bloody scrapes: heavy trading losses are shown.
Hindu (Hinduism)
– There isn't any explanation of dream in Hinduism.
Arabian (Islamic)
– see bramble in a dream and get stuck: do not trust your neighborhood.
* Please, see meaning of thorns.
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Any of several closely related thorny plants in the genus Rubus, including blackberry and raspberry.
Complete definition
Bramble in the United Kingdom is any rough, (usually wild) tangled prickly shrub, specifically the blackberry bush (Rubus fruticosa), or any hybrid of similar appearance, with thorny stems. It may also refer to the blackberry fruit or products of its fruit (e.g. bramble jelly).
Synonyms of bramble
noun: blackberry; plural: blackberries; related terms: bramble bush, ligneous plant, woody plant.


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How To Add Salsa Clubs to Our Phone App
Video tutorial of how to add Salsa Clubs to The "I Need My Salsa iPhone App" (Android and HTML5 Apps may be slightly different)
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- Please make sure you start with the day(s) of week before the Venue Name or we will be forced to delete the entry. (It's no good to anyone if they don't know when to go!) example Thursday Salsa @ Name Of Club
- Dont forget to pick the category either Salsa Club or Salsa Lessons under "Details". (Sorry you can only choose one)
Private Salsa Dance Lessons In Kansas City
I had some people ask me about private salsa lessons just before I left for Miami. I am back in Kansas City for a couple of weeks and I am offering private lessons while I am here. Please call me directly to schedule a lesson or to ask questions. Salsa Hotline – 888-707-5051.
What will you learn in a private lesson? It really depends on your current level, but I will give you as much as you can handle. My goal is to get you on the dance floor after one lesson. We will go at your pace and I guarantee you will have fun!
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As per the new rules, retiring employees will not have to face any delay in determination of pension due to deficiency in application forms.
Some of the retired employees are drawing as less as Rs 73 per month, while a former chairman was entitled to only Rs 2,344 per month.
"Where the money is being invested and how much return is being generated is not known to the employee. It is matter of concern since crores of rupees are lying in the fund," he said here during the annual general meeting of the association.
The revived scheme would be available between August 15, 2014 and August 14, 2015 for the benefit of citizens aged 60 years and above.
The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has already sought details from all trusts that operate such funds.
According to Labour Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, there are 13lakh pensioners under EPFO scheme who get even less than Rs 500 every month as pension.
About 32 lakh pensioners have benefitted from revision of minimum pension to Rs 1,000, out of which 4,439 are from Uttarakhand, said Maneka Gandhi
District officials have been directed to identify 100 such beneficiaries in their areas who will be given the pension on Independence Day.


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Rasa Todosijevic 'Was Ist Kunst' (1978)
Rasa Todosijevic's seminal "Was ist Kunst?" ("what is Art?") action is representative of his confrontational and politically charged approach to performance, and to his perspective on art in general. This 1976 work consisted of the artist touching, slapping and smearing the face of his female assistant while demanding an answer to his interrogation, 'What is Art?'. It is a discourse on authoritarianism whilst questioning and satirising the nature of art itself, a duality which is prevalent throughout Rasa's work.
In art and memory, as the artist describes: "I sat by the table with a microphone and started recalling the names of all the artists I know… I instinctively helped myself following some historical chronology: Sumerian, Assyria, Babylon, Egypt, Crete, Greeks and so on until the Modern age, the twentieth century." The performance relates to the continuity and longevity of art history as a source of it validation, but also to the subjective art history that exists within the mind of each artist, and which defines their practice. "My memory is the boundary of my history of art."
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High School Football
Rocori Spartans Defeat Alexandria for First Win of the Season
St. Cloud Tech Tigers Defeat Sartell Sabres 14-0 [VIDEO]
Prep Bowl Results from Friday at the Metrodome
High School Football Preview Week 8; Rocori at Tech [AUDIO]
The High School Football regular season comes to a close tonight throughout the area. The matchups include Rocori (4-3) at Tech (3-4) at Husky Stadium at SCSU at 7pm, pregame on AM 1390-the Fan at 6:45. Both teams have lost 3 games in a row. Rocori is playing without starting quarterback Mac Mueller who is out with a separated shoulder. Junior Brad Fabel has been starting in place of Mueller.
High School Football Preview; Tech at Apollo [AUDIO][Predictions)
Tonight is Week 7 of the High School Football Regular season and the featured matchup in the St. Cloud area is Tech at Apollo at 7pm. The Tigers are 3-3 after are coming off back to back loses where they've lead in the 4th quarter. Apollo is coming off a 9-6 win at Sauk Rapids-Rice. The win snapped a 22-game losing streak for the school.
High School Football Rankings; Rocori Ranked #8
The High School Football rankings were announced Thursday and Rocori is ranked #8 this week in the Class 4A state poll. Rocori is 4-1 and is coming off a 20-12 loss at home to previously winless Sauk Rapids-Rice. The Spartans lost starting quarterback and top runner Mac Mueller. The Spartans will play at Big Lake Friday night at 7pm, pregame on AM 1390-the Fan at 6:45.
High School Football Preview; Tech Hosts Moorhead For Homecoming [Predictions]
Week 5 of the High School Football season starts tonight when St. Cloud Tech hosts Moorhead at St. Cloud State's Husky Stadium at 7pm. The Tigers are 3-1 while Moorhead and 4-0 and ranked #7 in the state in this week's Class 5A state poll. Tech is coming off a 28-6 win at Sauk Rapids-Rice last Friday. Tech is led by running back Jacob Peterson who ran for 188 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Storm. The Tigers are playing their home games at SCSU with Clark Field deemed unplayable due to problems with the locker rooms and concession stands.
High School Football Week 3; (Predictions and Audio)
Week 3 of the High School Football season is tonight. The matchups this week include a showdown between Sartell-St. Stephen and Sauk Rapids-Rice, Rocori at Apollo, Grand Rapids at Tech, and Cathedral at Albany. Tech will play a home game at St. Cloud State's Husky Stadium because of mold and lead paint concerns at the Clarke Field concessions stands and in the locker rooms.


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When I first signed up for the gym membership here, I was expecting to work out among only the senior members of the local community - not that that would be a bad thing. But then I was the more surprised that the clientele here is actually very diverse: from the teens, who are posing in front of the mirrors in the locker rooms to show off their muscles, the bus drivers working out during their breaks, the house wives gathering in the morning to do engage in chit-chat on the cross trainers, and the grandma from next door who's the most enthusiastic participant in the tummy session...
When you join with a yearly membership - which is really affordable - you get a package of personal training sessions, a gym towel, a T-shirt and a water bottle...all this is nothing fancy, but then again it kind of entices you to continue coming.
Also, the trainers here are really great, I have to say. What's best about them is that they engage in ever-so-brief conversations with you; they ask you how you're coming along, or when you haven't been there for a while, they notice you coming back and congratulate you on that. This, I feel is great and it makes me feel as being part of some kind of community.
Keep up doing the good work!
I have used this pool a lot over the years as a great place for younger kids to gain pool confidence and have fun. Its another beach style pool with a tiled island area - perfect for little ones getting to grips with jumping in the water. Much of this pool is really shallow. It has a reasonable wave machine - with a shelf you can sit on and get battered by the waves. Great fun when the kids were under 8 - we came here after school every 3 weeks over a couple of years (we use to alternate with Britannia in Hoxton and Waterfront in Woolwich) - but we have outgrown it . All the kids swim competitively now and the fun here is too tame for them (even with the youngest at 9).
It has a really small swim around the island with no jets - just a waterfall that flows over your head as you swim by. A good shower jet for standing under that is powerful and always catches new visitors out as they desperately try to stop the jet removing their swimsuit. There is one slide which is great for first slide experiences....It snakes directly over the pool and is only half tube so if you go fast enough you get to splash the water over the top onto the pool below (and unsuspecting swimmers). Guess I spent too much time here. Main jacuzzi pool was always out of action and the small version was pretty poor.
They do offer lane swimming if you want to train after public sessions - they stretch a few ropes across - so many better places to train, not sure why anyone would use this unless they lived next door..
We got to know most of the staff really well - slide was always open and on quiet nights we would get the waves to order. If you are looking to build water confidence in your toddlers or provide fun for under eights then this is great - otherwise travel there are better places about.
Showers hit and miss, changing facilities basic and there is a gym. Never used it so cannot comment.
Swimming Pool, Jazcuzzi, and Slide. Also Gymes. Full Facilerty Channging Rooms. Also Very Good For Money Cautious!!
Wanting To Lose Weight?? Visit The Gym and Swimming Pool where Instourers are there to assit.
Please see my review for aquterra leisure, this is the only branch i really use. It has a leisure pool with early morning, lunchtime and evening 25m lane swimming and a good gym upstairs. Lots of classes from what I can gather too. In addition they have a sauna and plunge pool. I generally just swim here.
This is a pretty good swimmong pool, although it really is for families and children, not for serious up-and-down swimmers. There isn't much space for exercise-swimming, but plenty for playing. It is really more like a landscaped garden, but a swimming pool one. It has a glass roof so light pours in, white walls and floors, which give it a sunny, holiday feel, warm water (30 degrees), and special features such as little waterfalls and bubbly bits. There is a little bubbly bit for children, and a jacuzzi for adults overlooking the pool, so parents can relax while keeping an eye on their children. On top of all this, it has a water slide! Perfect.
This Swimming Pool Is One Of The Best Pool's In North London. It Has A Great Slide And A Jacuzzi And Also Has A Fine Gym, And Also Has Great Changing Rooms And Showers.
swiming pool is quite good. But didnt like the entrance to the changing room but overall good pool
Hiorrible place i use the Gym purely because it's local however looking to change once my memebership runs out.
Staff are generally not very bright, never seem to know whats going on if you ask them anything.
Gym itself is small and at peak times hard pressed to find a machine. The Mens changing rooms are the most disgusting i have ever seen. Trust me I have been to some developing countries with better changing rooms. Don't worry pictures to follow.
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Active Questions
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does my ex hate me?? or does he miss me?
my ex has a myspace and my sis told him i still missed him cause i forgot to log out and it was true that i missed him..but the past few weeks he llooks at me pissed off and today i went on his profile and his song is called"i hate everything about you".......does that mean he is talking about me? like saying he hates me and stuff?? using the song as proof?
- Asked by designer447, A Techie, Girl, 17
well who broke up w/ who???
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Wow can I relate to this one! I dated a guy for two years, and when we broke up things were obviously really tough. It was a whole year after of no talking, mean emails, and a lot of pain. But when we were finally able to just sit down and talk about it after a year had gone by, we realized that we were so mean to eachother because we had so much anger towards eachother for not making it work out, and above all we did miss eachother a lot. In the end we didn't get back together, but we're best friends now. So I guess my best answer is that it is a mix of both. He probably does miss you which is why he is also feeling really hurt and resentful towards you aswell. My best advise is just to talk to him about it :)
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he probally doesnt like u that much right now because if u broke up with him an u miss he thinks is sad and that u shouldnt have broken up with him in the first place and if u didt break up with him and he broke up with u then i dont know whats wrong with him, he prabally is just mad that he broke up with u and wants u back
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"Mark Andol Invites Everyone to Come Watch the Season Opener and to Enjoy a Free Family Concert"
Mark Andol, founder of the Made in America Store, is inviting the community to enjoy a family-friendly day of fun at his flagship store in Elma at 900 Maple Street off Rte. 400 (East Aurora Expressway). The event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, September 7, 2014.
The reason for the Fall Festival Event, according to Andol: "The kids are back in school. There's a chill in the air. And, we're ready for some football!!!"
"There's something for everyone, whether you're young or young-at-heart," Andol stated. First, it's the Season Opener at Chicago. Whether you come for the whole day or a whole hour, you'll have plenty of reasons to be glad you did – football, food and the first fall festival in our region!"
Andol is happy to show his appreciation to all customers with a 10% discount that day in Elma. Dale's Rollin Smoke BBQ will be available for purchase. Andol also reminds the community, "If football's not your thing but a free concert is, please bring your lawn chairs to enjoy live entertainment by Not Quite Right, Diamond Back and Ricky Lee & The Mustangs. You can also meet store vendors like Chainsaw Artist Matt Hannah, who will be sculpting another masterpiece that day."
During halftime, there will be a short pause in the festivities to remember all those lost on 9/11, including the first responders, and to thank the Americans who have served in Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan) and Operation Iraqi Freedom, and all veterans. "They have kept us safe and secure while the Global War on Terror rages on all over the world," Andol added. "Thanks to our fallen heroes and our fighting men and women, we can enjoy this beautiful fall day in the greatest nation on earth."
Finally, Nashville Recording Artist Ricky Lee will perform a moving memorial tribute to Air National Guardsman William Sager, Jr. during halftime of the Bills' game.
"America is resilient. America is strong. And, America gets the job done when we all work together. We invite everyone to join us at our Fall Festival Event on Sunday, Sept. 7th, Andol concluded.


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After starting a band in high school the six members of Kid Astray got their start playing a mixture of cover songs and half finished tunes at small events in their snowy Oslo suburb. It is the same beginning to so many horrible bands haunting suburban open mic nights, pooling their money to record their first demo only to discover that they're culturally bankrupt and no one cares.
However, in late 2012 when Kid Astray took to lead singer/songwriter Benjamin Giørtz's basement studio they wrote, recorded, mixed and mastered their first song "the Mess" in 6 hours and sent it in to the national Norwegian radio NRK P3. The track became track of the week and was immediately added to playlist rotation, where it remained for over 20 weeks. It went on to get play on BBC1, KCRW, Sirius and many more stations internationally.
Kid Astray proved they were no fluke when their second single "Best of Us" entered into even higher rotation on NRK and landed them gigs at most major Norwegian festivals and also a few in the UK. In the mean time, the band managed to record a self-produced EP in the same basement studio, which was released on prestigious American indie label Mom+Pop gaining them radio play on a few further singles. This was all before they even graduated high school. Apart from being catchy songwriters and stellar musicians, the band are full of multi-talented individuals including a junior golf champion, a former classical piano prodigy and a model who has graced the pages of Italian Vogue.
After signing to a record deal with Norwegian independent label Cosmos (Say Lou Lou, Naomi Pilgrim) the band began writing and recording in Sweden and the UK with the like of Peter Morén (Peter, Bjørn and John), Markus Jagerstedt (Robyn), Erik Hassle and Tord Øverland Knutsen (the Wombats). With loads of new tunes, an extremely tight live set and 5/6 members reaching legal drinking age Kid Astray are ready to take over the world.
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The Carolina Hurricanes are looking for another forward to add in free agency and Eklund of HockeyBuzz believes that could be Jaromir Jagr:
Jagr is back talking to Montreal, but Carolina still is the team to beat – Eklund
Eklund doesn't have the greatest track record with rumors, but there are others speculating that the Canes are after Jagr. He's likely to make around $3 million next season and would make an impact on the Canes offense.
The former Boston Bruin would be able to play on the second line with Jordan Staal and Tuomo Ruutu, bumping Jeff Skinner down to the third, possibly to play at center. Jagr could also play on the third line, but is better used in the top six.
At 41-years-old, Jagr has lost a step in his skating speed, but with the way he trains, he's still an impact player at over 40-years-old.
Jagr's best skill is shooting, especially when he has time to pick a target. His defense isn't superb but has greatly improved since he was a young player with the
Pittsburgh Penguins.
Another tangible Jagr brings is working with younger star players. He's helped Claude Giroux, Jamie Benn and David Krejci in their path to become first-line players and could do the same with Jeff Skinner, who has had some growing pains over the past few seasons.
If the Canes are interested in Jagr, they'll have to fight for him as rumors insist both the Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers are interested in him, but he could be a valuable pick-up for this Hurricanes team.
UPDATE: Michael Smith tweeted this after Rutherford went onto a radio show in Raleigh:
#Canes GM Jim Rutherford tells @AGoldFan & @joeovies that bringing in that "big free agent" would require moving a player out.
— Michael Smith (@MSmithCanes) July 9, 2013
So if the Canes are going to sign the mystery free agent, Jagr or someone else, expect a trade prior.


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Penetration Testing
mailing list archives
On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, Joe P wrote:
I have a question on customer disclosure. Is it wise to tell the
customer which IP addresses you'll be
using before starting pen tests?
Always. Even on 'blind' jobs, when the client is specifying a PenTest to test IDS and firewall teams effectiveness,
someone in the client organisation - the people you agreed the scope with - need to know who you are and where you are
coming from, in order to cap escalation procedures etc.
Cons for Telling:
I was thinking that if you did tell them you may get an over zealous,
insecure admin that just sets up a
filter to block you out to make him/herself look good.
Possible, and have seen it done, but only once. It is a very limited solution, and stands out during testing. If you
report that what you find, and the client wonders why you weren't able to see their web-site, it is a bit of a
giveaway. Most admins are happy to help anyway.
Pros for Telling:
1) if you don't tell them your IP address they may think your doing
testing when in actuallity it's someone
else (ie: a true cracker trying to break in).
2) Audit trail reasons - if you trip up an IDS while doing testing they
can ignore those alarms.
Worth reminding the client to tell all parties that you are doing the test - their ISP, and managed services etc, so
that you don't get blocked downstream.
Also, how do testers handle multiple IP addresses? Is there any benefit
to doing it from multiple IP
This is actually a very complex question. It depends very heavily on what type of test you are doing. But, in
general, multiple IP gives you flexibility and are often essential.
How do testers distribute a test amongst multiple people?
By skills. You need to know your team well, but with experience it tends to distribute itself, to a point.
Lastly, do you keep logs of tests performed just to cover yourself?
(Ie: "Our server crashed on Saturday,
it must have been something you did!!"")
thanks ahead of time,
Script everything under Linux. Keep raw output from all your tools. Consider packet logging everything. Burn it all
on to a CD when you are finished. It can help you with all sorts of issues: how much you covered, what you did, what
test were running when x crashed, what the problem with x might be, if it is a new vulnerability etc.
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Dodd-Frank 2014 Update : Ability to Repay & Qualified Mortgage Rules
In January 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued their final rules on Ability-to-Repay (ATR) and Qualified Mortgages (QM), as required under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank). These rules require that lenders make a reasonable, good faith determination of an applicant's ability to repay before originating a mortgage loan and provides certain legal protections from liability for "qualified mortgages." Both the ATR rule and QM rule will be effective for applications dated on or after January 10, 2014.
Qualified Mortgages Summary
Under Dodd-Frank, Congress established a category of mortgages titled "Qualified Mortgages." The QM rule prohibits certain loan terms and features such as negative amortization, interest-only payments, balloon payments, a term greater than 30 years, and points and fees exceeding established thresholds (as described in "Points and Fees Summary" section below).
1. General QM – In addition to the restrictions on certain features, a lender must consider and verify several factors related to income, assets, debt obligations, mortgage related payments, and most importantly, the DTI cannot exceed 43%.
2. Agency/GSE QM – The rule also grants QM status to loans originated during an established transitional period if they are eligible for purchase by a GSE or if they are eligible for guarantee insurance as required by FHA, VA, or RHS. These loans must meet all general QM requirements but NOT the 43% DTI ratio limit. To qualify for this temporary status, loans must meet the eligibility requirements of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, VA, or Rural Housing Service and have an acceptable approval from the applicable automated underwriting system (AUS).
Safe Harbor and Presumption of Compliance for Qualified Mortgages
Qualified Mortgages can have two levels of liability protection: Safe Harbor and Rebuttable Presumption. The level of protection is determined by comparing a loan's APR with the Average Prime Offer Rate (APOR) at the time the rate is set. The Safe Harbor threshold for Qualified Mortgages aligns with the established HPML threshold of APOR plus 1.50%. Loans exceeding the Safe Harbor threshold are considered Rebuttable Presumption Qualified Mortgages.
Points & Fees Summary
A loan cannot be considered a QM if the points and fees exceed the established threshold based on the loan amount (the points and fees limit varies by loan amount, please see the final rule). Points and fees include:
All fees included in the finance charge except Interest or the time price differential
- All compensation paid directly or indirectly by an applicant consumer that can be attributed to that transaction
- Compensation paid by a lender to a mortgage broker is included
- Compensation paid by a mortgage broker to a loan originator employee or paid by a lender to a loan originator employee is not included
- Any upfront private mortgage insurance amount that exceeds the FHA premium
- Real estate-related fees or charges retained by the creditor, loan originator, or their affiliate(s)
- Certain discount points that do not meet the requirements specified in the rule
- All prepayment penalties
Ability-to-Repay Summary
The ATR rule sets forth minimum requirements for demonstrating a consumer's ability-to-pay. Complete details on the calculation of income and DTI ratios can be found in Appendix Q of the final ATR rule. Loans with a QM status (general or agency/GSE types) are presumed to have complied with all ATR requirements, including (but not limited to) evaluation of the following:
• Current or reasonably expected income or assets
• Employment status
• Monthly payment for the loan being requested
• Monthly payment(s) on any related loan(s)
• Monthly payments for mortgage-related obligations
• Current debt obligations, alimony and child support
• Monthly debt-to-income (DTI) ratio or residual income
• Credit history as determined by a credit repository
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The Wrangell Volcanos
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Ranger Tom explains the formation of the volcanic Wrangell Mountains and identifies many of the most prominent peaks.
The Copper River
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Join Wrangell-St. Elias interpretive ranger Alyssum and discover why the Copper River is the lifeblood of Alaska's Copper River Valley.
The Boreal Forest
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Join Interpretive Ranger Phil as he illustrates the fascinating life-cycle of the boreal forest, the largest terrestrial biome on earth.
Salmon Tales
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During the summer months, the Copper River is filled with salmon. Join Ranger Bev as she shares the fascinating life history of these fish.
Backcountry Safety
Ranger Smitty describes a few of the special considerations for safe backcountry travel in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.
Common Wildflowers of The Wrangells
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Copper River & Northwestern Railway
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Why don't my muffins have pretty, domed tops?
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- danna Jun 10, 2002 09:10 AM
My muffins are more or less flat on the top. If I add more batter, they just spread into the next muffin. Seems to be the case for all recipies. What am I doing wrong?
re: CTer
Well, I've used a dozen diffent recipes, but usually I make the ones that are similar to a cake recipe, and start with butter. I get flat ones regardless. I think it must be the pan. Any ideas what kind of pan produces taller muffins?
As to the oven, I've never had the thermostat checked, but I do cook everything 25 degrees less than the recipe says, per the instructions for my convection oven. That seems to work fine for cakes, etc.
re: danna
No, I kind of doubt it's the pan after all -- muffin/cupcake tins are pretty standard.
It sounds like you're not getting enough rise, which could be the leavening (baking powder, baking soda plus acid, beaten eggs, air), or could be the oven temp. Then again, if you use what's basically a cake recipe, that has different proportions of ingredients and a VERY different mixing method from a basic muffin recipe. Cupcakes round some, but nowhere near as much as muffins. Maybe you're just getting cupcakes???
re: danna
Hmmmph; muffins and cupcakes are (or should be) 2 very different creatures. A cupcake cannot be called a muffin, any more than those round rolls with holes in the middle can be called "bagels." But that's another story ...
Here's a basic muffin recipe, with introductory notes, from "A World of Breads" by Dolores Casella (published by David White Co., 1966):
"...Once you have the Basic Muffin Recipe firmly in mind, you have the foundation for any number of of culinary treats, limited only by your own imagination.
The single most important item to remember is to stir -- never beat -- the batter. The ingredients should be moistened, but still limpy. The muffin tins should be filled no more that two-thirds full, to allow for expansion.
2 cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teeaspoon salt
2 Tablespoons sugar
1 beaten egg
1 cup cold milk
1/4 cup melted butter.
Sift the dry ingredients. Add the liquid ingredients all at once. Stir just to moisten the dry ingredients; the batter should be lumpy and rough. Fill greased muffin tins only two-thirds full. Bake at 400 degrees [here you'll have to adjust for the convection oven] for 20 to 25 minutes [ditto]. Serve hot with plenty of butter and jam."
For variations, you can throw in nuts, fruits, grated cheese, crumbled bacon, etc. etc. My mother used to add whatever cereal she had bought on sale and didn't like enough to eat as is. Have fun!
Have you checked the accuracy of your oven thermostat? I had the same problem until I bought an oven thermometer and found out my oven ran about 35 degrees cooler than the temperature I set.
I know others have suggested this but personally I think that before you try anything else raise your cooking temp. 25-50 degrees. First try 25 then 50 degrees. If this doesn't do it then try new pans, then new recipes, etc. but do it one at a time to narrow the possibilties. I think that it's a very good chance that it is the temp, especially with a convection oven. I have had ones that were off by 50+ degrees.
re: the rogue
Excellent suggestion. If this works for you, you might want to get an oven thermometer, because it probably means your oven temperature is off.
If you ever see muffins with high peaks, that look like volcanoes, with batter bursting out a crack in the top, this is an indication that the oven was too hot.
Cooksillustrated.com has several recipes for combating exactly this problem, and the key ingredient they found to achieve a big, round overhang was yogurt in the batter. Even if you don't use their exact recipe, it's worth the read.
I would need to know what kind of muffin you are making - corn, sweet, blueberry etc. But try this tip -just once and if it doesn't work, forget it. After you mix your muffins, let them rest - no more stirring - for five minutes. The batter should puff up; then fill your muffin cups. You may be surprised at the puffiness - but maybe not. It depends on the type of batter you are using. Good luck!
I'm a full-time culinary student, and today in class we did muffins and quickbreads, so I have some more off-the-wall thoughts:
1) What kind of baking powder are you using? Make sure it's double-acting, otherwise all the "rise" will occur at room temperature, and nothing will happen when you put them in the oven (in terms of leavening).
2) Could you be overbeating the batter? If the little amount of gluten gets overdeveloped during mixing, it may prevent the batter from rising when cooked as well. Is the texture of the muffins ok when they came out? If it's chewy, then this may be your problem. Batter only needs to be mixed until all ingredients come together.
Anyway, just a couple ideas.
The problem is likely over mixing. With muffins you combine the wet and dry ingredients seperately. You then add the dry to wet mixing just until combined. You should still see streaks of flour in the mix.
Also, do you use muffin papers? If you do they don't tend to rise as high or get as brown.
Could be one or more of a variety of problems. Are you preheating the oven sufficiently? Are you overmixing? Are you filling the muffin cups too full? Those are the three things that come to mind.
I was just studying up on this problem and there are many suggestions on the internet that said to make sure the batter was a very thick one, not liquidy at all. That is what the other poster meant when they suggested "scooping" the batter. Also, to fill mostly full. I just tried it this AM - I used much less buttermilk than usual, and I only filled 10 of my cups (using 2 1/4 c. flour) and I got nice domed tops! FWIW, I also started at 425 for 10 minutes, and then turned down to 350.
Saw a suggestion of increasing oven temperature and then decreasing when putting in oven as this helps the baking powder perform better.
What is the recipe you followed?
Here is how to get a peak on your muffins: If the outside edge sets while the center is juicy and still rising, you get a peak. Simple as that.
A higher oven temperature (at least 400 degrees F) deliberately causes the outside of the muffin to set faster than the center, thus giving you a peak.
I'm not saying this is definitely the issue, but it's a common problem among flawed recipes.


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Somaliland: Health Minister Denies Re-Emergence of Polio
HARGEISA(SomalilandPress)–The Minister of Health Dr Hussein Mohamud Mohamed (Hussein Hog) has staunchly refuted reports of polio re-emergence in Somaliland contrarily to reports carried by local media outlets. Dr Hussein Mohamud Mohamed speaking to the media during a press conference held at the Ministry of Health said that is polio free and not even a single case of the disease has been reported for the last five years.
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Swap.com Support
posted this on July 17, 2012 03:54 AM
Swap.com is operated by Netcycler Inc.
Swap.com was originally started in 2004 by a company called Swaptree, but the service was acquired by Netcycler in August 2012. Netcycler is an international company based in Finland, Europe. Netcycler Inc. is the US subsidiary of Netcycler and is located near Chicago at
3 Timber Court
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You can contact us here.
Netcycler was founded in 2008 in Helsinki, Finland. Swap.com has been available since early 2013, is growing rapidly. It initially focuses on kids' clothes, toys, games, kids' sporting equipment, kids' accessories and maternity wear.
While the main focus of the historical Swap.com services was on swapping entertainment media like DVD's, CD's, books and games, Netcycler has developed unique technology for enabling multi-party swapping of any type of items. Mathematically speaking the Netcycler Trade Ring technology can make swaps three orders of magnitude more likely compared to traditional one-to-one swaps. Building the trade rings requires heavy duty computing in the background, but directly benefits the users who want to find swap opportunities. Swap.com uses trade ring technology in the background to make successful swaps more likely for its users.
Netcycler's vision is to develop Swap.com to become the world's first consumer-to-consumer department store, letting users leverage more value from the things they already own and to acquire things they need very cost efficiently.


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Travel Insurance
18 July 2014: Insurance Renewal 2014-15
The University renews its insurance policies on 1 August each year. Please refer to the downloadable confirmation and summary of cover on the right of this page for details on the Travel Insurance policy for the new year. Please note, Emergency Contact details have not changed.
20 June 2013: EHIC Cards: Procedure for refusal of acceptance
There has been some mention in the media of hospitals/clinics' refusal to accept the EHIC Card in some participating EEC countries.
If an EHIC Card is refused as payment by a hospital - do not offer your credit/debit card as payment, but immediately contact the emergency provider, who will be able to provide the promise of payment or direct you to a hospital/clinic who will accept such proof of reciprocal arrangement.
18 April 2013: Travel Insurance: New areas requiring referral
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If you or any colleagues are planning travel to any of these areas please contact the Insurance Team on telephone 01865 (6)16078 immediately, to enable us to place cover for you.
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Travellers must comply with the Safety Office guidelines on Overseas Travel and Safety in Fieldwork.
The University Travel Requests page provides a quick way of getting travel and accommodation quotes from the University's travel agents.
Please note that special terms apply to travellers who are abroad for longer than a year. Please contact the Insurance Team for details.
If you are planning a trip or fieldwork, or you are a supervisor or expedition leader, the University Safety Office offers several training courses presented by qualified instructors:
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The courses emphasize the practical application of the risk assessment and the planning process.
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I was twenty-one when I slept with James. For the most part, our time together was fairly ordinary: James was a casual acquaintance whom I slept with a few times before passing on to someone else; though I enjoyed being with him enough to do it more than once, there was nothing incredibly memorable or significant about our time together. But I still remember something that he said to me the first time we had sex.
"If a girl doesn't come during sex, what's the point?"
Even at the time, I knew what he was trying to say. I knew that he was attempting to position himself as a champion of female pleasure, as someone who put a lady's needs first and foremost. But I still found myself chafing at the statement, because what he was saying, in effect, was that there was absolutely no point to having sex with me.
For a large swath of my teens and twenties I was anorgasmic. I would say that I was preorgasmic (as this is the more politically correct term), but that would suggest that I had never had an orgasm, which wasn't exactly true: at seventeen, masturbating next to my first girlfriend, I felt a quake of pleasure that wouldn't be replicated again for years.
It wasn't that I was uncomfortable with sex, or that I didn't experience pleasure. To the contrary: I loved sex. I masturbated frequently, with a variety or instruments of pleasure. But no matter how good things felt, I never seemed to explode in a wave of pleasure. I never seemed capable of getting to the assumed end point.
In retrospect, there were varied reasons for this state of being. The year I spent on antidepressants was an obvious culprit, and years on hormonal birth control more than likely didn't help. But mostly I think it was due to an inability to relax, give in, and just let myself go—an inability that was, paradoxically, heightened by the pressure I felt to have an orgasm.
When we talk about sexual pleasure and orgasm, we often act as though the two things are inextricably correlated. If you have a capable, caring partner, you will experience sexual pleasure followed by orgasm; if you don't achieve the latter, then you are not being stimulated properly and you are not actually enjoying the sex. The possibility that you could be having wonderful, enjoyable sex that doesn't result in massive explosion of pleasure is rarely, if ever, considered.
I do not mean to discount the importance of orgasm in general, or the female orgasm (which fought so hard, and so long, simply to gain recognition as real) in particular, or to imply that orgasms themselves aren't great, wonderful, and good. Because I love orgasms. I love giving them, I love having them, and I think that we should all be entitled to plentiful, frequent orgasms if we desire them. But I think that using orgasm as the hard and fast measure of a successful sexual experience is, fundamentally, missing the mark.
In the years when I couldn't come, I didn't feel broken or incomplete. I didn't feel like I wasn't enjoying sex, or like I was massively missing out on something—except, sadly, for the times when some partners would berate me for not being able to climax, which felt, at times, more about their ego than about a genuine pursuit of my own sexual pleasure.
And to be honest, when I did start having orgasms, I never actually experienced it as a massively momentous change. Sex was still largely the same: a soothing, pleasurable experience; a lovely pursuit of pleasure—only now I found that sometimes the pleasure would build to the point of overflowing, and I would spill over in a wave of release. Orgasms were nice, to be sure, but they were, at the end, more of a pleasurable addition to the joy I was already experiencing, rather than a transformative, eye opening experience.
I am thirty now, and though orgasms are vastly more frequent and accessible than they were when I was twenty-one, I don't achieve them during each and every sexual experience. And to be honest, it doesn't really bother me. If I am having a pleasurable sexual experience with a partner who cares about making me feel good, if I am giving and receiving pleasure and ultimately just enjoying myself, that counts in my book as a successful sexual experience. If I happen to orgasm as well, so much the better. But I'd rather not distract myself from a lovely, beautiful journey by a singleminded devotion to arriving at a specific destination.
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December 19, 2013 at 04:53pm
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December 5, 2013 at 09:00am
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November 18, 2013 at 09:54am
Secure valuable information to help the Cookie Sale Program run smoothly for your troop. All adult members are invited to attend Cookie Training. This training will be especially helpful for Troop Product Sales Managers (aka "Cookie Moms"), Troop Leaders, and Community Product Sales Managers. It's suggested that at least one adult volunteer from each troop attend the training.
Region 3's Cookie Sale Training has been set for 2:15 p.m. on Saturday, December 7th as part of the Regional Training Day in Garrison. Please allow about two hours for the training, plus additional time for asking questions, networking, and cookie sampling.
Please RSVP to Maureen if you plan to attend this important training. If this training date does not work for you, please see the full list of available Cookie Trainings on our website.
Region 3 Regional Training Day:
Attending this Cookie Training? No matter what region you are from, you're invited to attend the rest of the Regional Training Day. Need more cookie information? An additional cookie enhancement training on SNAP (the cookie website) and forms will be offered from 10:45 to 12:15. Other sessions offered include: Behavior Management, Troop Finance, Conflict Management, Service
Unit Manager/Community Coordinator (SUM/CC), Website and EBIZ, Event Planning, Songs and Games and Troop Trip Progression. Sign up for one session or for the full day. To see session descriptions or to register for the rest of the training day, see our website.
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Your Region 3 staff invites you to our Regional Day of Training.
It's designed just for you. Register for one session or stay for the day. We have many sessions to choose from. Please see our website for session descriptions and information on how to register. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Please, contact Bonnie (320-241-7571 or email) if you have questions. Carpool and bring a friend; we will see you there!
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September 16, 2013 at 11:49am
Fall Product Sale Training by conference call will be offered on Monday, September 23 at 6:00 p.m. for those who did not attend in person trainings. This training is suggested for Troop Product Sales Managers, Troop Leaders, and Community Product Sales Managers. The training will be approximately one hour in length. To sign up and receive call in information, please contact Maureen Graham by email email@example.com or phone 320-247-4571 by noon on September 23. Please join us!