text: SPECIAL BULLETIN Southern California Notice of Default DATE: September 15th, 2008 TO: Escrow Department Personnel FROM: Kim Dawson & Tena Jones – Escrow Administration The purpose of this memo is to provide you with information as it relates to a Notice of Default being recorded on the property you have in your transaction. There is a lot of valuable information in this memo and we encourage you to read through all of it. Notice of Default Checklist and Guidelines: These Guidelines apply under the following conditions ONLY: • Residential one to four family dwelling units • Seller occupies as his/her principal place of residence • Buyer is an Investor – will not be occupying property as principal residence • A Notice of Default has been recorded Review your preliminary title report to determine if a Notice of Default and/or Notice of Sale have recorded on the property. If so, you need to follow these guidelines. If the Buyer is listed as "or assignee/nominee" this can be a problem. Watch for assignments of interest just prior to the close of escrow. If this occurs, contact Escrow Administration. Have your buyer and sellers execute the Occupancy Status checklist provided in your systems (see sample attached) so you will know how to proceed based on their written statement of occupancy intentions. Under the Civil Code a Seller who has an "Investor Buyer" is allowed a Five (5) Day Right to Cancel. This means the Seller has five (5) business days after the date they signed the contract OR 8:00am on the day of the scheduled foreclosure/trustee's sale, whichever occurs first, to cancel the contract (and escrow). This is to protect the Seller from investors abusing the current foreclosure market. If someone is representing an equity purchaser, they MUST provide written proof to the seller the representative has a valid current California Real Estate Sales License, either as a broker or a salesperson. You MUST HAVE a copy of the DPL (Declaration and Proof of Real Estate License (C.A. R. form DPL 4/08) signed by buyer and seller for your file. Note: California Civil Code Section 1695.17 provides: (b) the failure to comply with subdivision (a) shall at the option of the equity seller render the equity purchase contract void and the equity purchaser shall be liable to the equity seller for all damages proximately caused by the failure to comply. Scenarios SCENARIO #1: Seller is NOT an owner occupant and the buyer IS AN INVESTOR Be sure you have the Occupancy Status checklist completed and signed for your file for proof the seller is not the current occupant of the property. SCENARIO #2: Seller IS an owner occupant and Buyer WILL NOT occupy the property as their personal residence (INVESTOR TYPE). If seller is remaining in property after close of escrow: • DO NOT HANDLE (must have special written permission from legal department to handle) o Read the contract to see if the box is checked regarding owner occupancy for a clue o Refer to your Occupancy Status Checklist signed by buyer and seller If seller is NOT remaining in the property after close of escrow, you are ok to handle the escrow and you should prepare an amendment with the following language: "All parties are aware a Notice of Default (or Sale) has been recorded on the subject property. Seller may have certain protections under California Civil Code 1695. Seller acknowledges they have been advised to seek legal advice with regards to this matter and hereby requests escrow holder to close the transaction as instructed under the terms and conditions mutually agreed to in this escrow. "Seller has not provided a Notice of Cancellation to the buyer pursuant to California Civil Code §1695.4 et seq" SCENARIO #3: Seller IS an owner occupant and Buyer WILL OCCUPY the property Be sure you have the Occupancy Status checklist completed and signed for your file for proof the buyer will be occupying the property. Special Memo – Notice of Default Page 2 of 5 Final Important Reminders & Notes • If someone is representing an equity purchaser, they MUST provide written proof to the seller the representative has a valid current California Real Estate Sales License, either as a broker or a salesperson. You MUST HAVE a copy of the DPL (Declaration and Proof of Real Estate License (C.A. R. form DPL 4/08) signed by buyer and seller for your file. • NO EARLY RELEASES OF FUNDS FROM ESCROW TO THE SELLER. Call management for help if this is requested in your escrow • Notify your management for next steps if possession of Seller OR Buyer changes during course of escrow. • Read the attached Q & A for more answers to your questions and help on handling this type of escrow. Clause & Amendment Samples to be used in every transaction when handling a Notice of Default The Occupancy Status Checklist Amendment and Clause has been added to all production systems as follows: Northern California: (Impact) Document is located in Section 2 as Amendment/Supplement - Notice of Default. Clause is listed as Nod Southern California: Impact: Document is located in Section 4 as Amendment/Supplement - Notice of Default. Clause is listed as Nod iClose: Document is located in Escrow Instructions as Amendment/Supplement - Notice of Default. Clause is listed as Notice of Default - Seller & Buyer AWI: Document is located in Document Processing as Notice of Default. Clause is listed as Notice of Default (Sample Amendment and Clause are shown on the next page) Special Memo – Notice of Default Page 3 of 5 SAMPLE AMENDMENT: SAMPLE CLAUSE: All parties are aware a Notice of Default (or Sale) has been recorded on the subject property. Seller may have certain protections under California Civil Code 1695. Seller acknowledges they have been advised to seek legal advice with regards to this matter and hereby requests escrow holder to close the transaction as instructed under the terms and conditions mutually agreed to in this escrow. Seller has not provided a Notice of Cancellation to the buyer pursuant to California Civil Code §1695.4 et seq. Special Memo – Notice of Default Page 4 of 5 Notice of Default Property Transactions Frequently Asked Questions Escrow has been opened under the standard RPA-CA Contract and Joint Escrow Instructions and you have just discovered through your review of the preliminary report a Notice of Default recorded prior to the date of the contract. Question: Do you accept the RPA-CA and process the escrow with the contract as presented? Answer: When you initially took the RPA-CA, you would have no way of knowing that a Notice of Default had been recorded. So yes, you can accept it – because you are not aware of the Notice. Question: If a Notice of Default is recorded and you have an RPA-CA, do you require the contract be re- written under the NODPA contract type? Answer: If the preliminary report comes in with a Notice of Default, we must insist that they re-write under the NODPA, per C.A.R. instructions... If for some reason the parties refuse, then you must contact your State Escrow Administrator immediately. Escrow opened under RPA-CA Contract and Joint Escrow Instructions with Notice of Default recording during the escrow period. Question: Do you close under existing RPA-CA contract? Answer: You must make a determination if this transaction falls under the guidelines outlined on page (1) of this memo. If it does, then you must act according to the GUIDELINES we have given you, or contact your State Escrow Administrator. Question: Do you require the contract be re-written on NODPA form? Answer: If it falls under the guidelines and the Buyer is an investor, you will need to have the contract re- written on the NODPA. Question: If the Grant Deed was prepared before the recorded Notice of Default, do you have to re-draw the deed for execution after the rescission period expires? Answer: Because the Grant Deed is not considered "delivered" until the date of recording, you do not have to re-draw or have the Seller re-sign the Grant Deed. Question: Can there be an early release of funds to the Seller? Answer: There can be no early releases to the Seller. Question: What do you do if the NOD records less than five days prior to COE? Answer: This is highly unlikely. By this time, you should already have a demand from the lender indicating the amount to pay off the loan of record. However, should this happen, call your State Escrow Administrator. We very well may have to do the same analysis to determine the best way to proceed. Question 6: How do you handle the closing if the scheduled COE falls within the Seller's right to cancel time period? Answer: Do not close – wait until the time period has expired. An Equity Seller cannot waive this right to cancel. If they want to close – then we must resign as escrow holder. We absolutely cannot close. Question 7: How do you handle the closing if the scheduled COE and the Trustee Sale date fall within the Seller's right to cancel time period? Answer: Do not close – Equity Seller would have a problem and would have to get to the Trustee to postpone the sale if they could. Question 8: Do you require any special written instruction from Equity Seller stating they HAVE NOT initiated or requested any cancellation? Answer: We should have an instruction from the Seller stating the time period has elapsed and they did not attempt to cancel and we are authorized to close. (Cancellation time frame allowed by law to the seller is they have until midnight on the 5th business day after the contract is signed by seller or 8:00 on the day it's scheduled for trustees/foreclosure sale, whichever occurs first) Refer to language in Scenario #1 above IMPORTANT NOTE: If you try to close at 8:00 and a trustee's sale is scheduled for 10 or 11:00 that same morning, DON'T AUTHORIZE RECORDING AND ATTEMPT TO CLOSE FIRST! You need to get the trustee's sale postponed…again, call your State Escrow Administrator for help. Special Memo – Notice of Default Page 5 of 5 OTHER QUESTIONS Question: Equity Seller and/or the Equity Purchaser do NOT speak or understand English, do you require a copy of the NODPA, Short Sale Addendum (if applicable), Counter officers/addendums, all other escrow/purchase contract documents of any kind, be translated? Yes. But we are not obligated to provide or offer any translation services. Question: If any sections of your regular Escrow Instructions, Amendments/Supplements or General Provisions are normally created in less than "10-point bold type" do you reformat text this size text? – We don't typically reformat text. If we are provided a notice with text requirements, then you could produce documentation in the required format, but we cannot go backwards and re-generate documentation that has already been generated and executed. Question: Do you handle FSBO transactions with or without the NODPA? Yes Question: If no NODPA do you create, provide and/or monitor the required civil code notices in the required 14 or 12 point text? No, that's practicing law without a license….if it's a FSBO, unless they use the appropriate forms, we should refuse the escrow and not be the provider of these notices or create a contract between the parties. Question: Have you experienced any special title requirements due to possible rescission of transaction "within two years of the date of recordation of the conveyance"? If equity purchaser thinks they got a raw deal, they have the right, two years from the conveyance, to rescind the transaction…most investors may be selling before then…however, we are not aware of any title requirements, so we cannot answer this at this time. Question: If the escrow is a short sale transaction, do you find that the Lender's Loss Mitigation Department, working on the short sale demand, and the Lender's Foreclosure Departments, working on the foreclosure process, are communicating with each other and providing adequate time to close? No…Even if they are in the same office, they don't appear to communicate. Question: I thought there was a requirement for the Buyer's agent to have a bond? Is that still in effect? Because the court case mentioned below was denied by the California Supreme Court, the decision stands. We do not heed to ask for evidence of a bond. As of the date of this document, the CAR form NODPA was being revised to reflect this change. Schweitzer v. Westminster Investments Cal.App. 4th Dist., Div. 1 (D049589) 12/13/07 / Petition for review by Cal Supreme Ct. DENIED 3/26/08 EQUITY PURCHASERS: 1) The bonding requirement of the Home Equity Sales Contracts Act (Civil Code Section 1695.17) is void for vagueness under the due process clause and may not be enforced. Section 1695.17 is vague because it provides no guidance on the amount, the obligee, the beneficiaries, the terms or conditions of the bond, the delivery and acceptance requirements, or the enforcement mechanisms of the required bond. 2) Although the bond requirement may not be enforced, the remainder of the statutory scheme remains valid because the bond provisions are severable from the balance of the enactment. 3) The court refused to set aside the deed in favor of the equity purchaser because, first, the notice requirements of Civil Code Section 1695.5 appear to have been met and, second, the seller's right to rescind applies before the deed is recorded but the statute "does not specify that a violation of section 1695.5 provides grounds for rescinding a transaction after recordation of the deed".


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A medication delivery device by virtue of which multiple medications are produced in various medication delivery device forms, including particularly pill, capsule, gel-cap or soft gel form, which medication delivery device forms are readily identifiable by color or shape, and which medication delivery device forms are connected and affixed one to another, though the use of a bonding material, glue or adhesive, in a chain, train or string fashion, thus presenting to the patient that which appears to be only one item for ingestion or insertion into a live body, without the use or employment of any biodegradable outer container intended for ingestion or insertion into a live body, into which outer container the said various pills might have otherwise been inserted, and with said connection and affixation being intentionally separable to facilitate ingestion or to enable intentional selective removal of one or more connected or affixed components.
1. A device for the simultaneous delivery of multiple medication products to a live body, with such device comprising:
a first medication delivery means; and
a second medication delivery means;
wherein the said first medication delivery means is connected or affixed by connection means to the said second medication delivery means.
2. A device for the simultaneous delivery of multiple medication products to a live body, with such device comprising:
a first medication delivery means; and
a second medication delivery means;
wherein the said first medication delivery means is removeably connected or affixed by connection means to the said second medication delivery means.
3. The invention of
the said first medication delivery means is a pill; and
the said second medication delivery means is a pill.
4. The invention of
the said first medication delivery means is a pill; and
the said second medication delivery means is a capsule.
5. The invention of
the said connection means is glue.
6. The invention of
the said connection means is glue.
This Application is a Continuation-in-Part of application Ser. No. 10/657,521 entitled Medication Delivery Device, filed by the same sole inventor as herein with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Sep. 8, 2003, which application is pending; and is also a Continuation-in-Part of application Ser. No. 10/690,387, filed by the same sole inventor as herein with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Oct. 21, 2003, which application is pending; and is also a Continuation-in-Part of application Ser. No. ______ (Not Yet Assigned), filed by the same sole inventor as herein with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Feb. 24, 2004, which application is pending.
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
This invention relates to a device for the simultaneous delivery into a live body of multiple medication products, pharmaceuticals, nutritional products and inert materials.
Most medications presently ingested by patients contain significant amount of inert materials or fillers. These inert materials are generally present due to the concentrated nature, and thus small volume, of the actual active ingredient in the medication. If only the active ingredient was presented to a patient, it would be of a size which was too small for the patient to comfortably handle, resulting in either the patient dropping or losing the medication or the patient ingesting an overdose of the medication.
As used herein, the words �pill�, �tablet�, �capsule�, �gel cap� and �soft-gel� are used interchangeably (unless the context at any section hereof otherwise dictate to the contrary, or unless specifically otherwise limited in scope at a particular section hereof), and encompass all other mechanisms and means for delivery of medication products into a live body, including but not necessarily limited to pills, tablets, capsules, gel caps or soft-gels.
As used herein, �Pill� means and includes pills, tablets, capsules, gel caps, soft gels and all other mechanisms and means for delivery of medication products to a live body.
As used herein, the words �medication product� includes and encompasses, but is not limited to, prescription drugs, non-prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, nutritional supplements and inert �filler� materials used in conjunction with any of the foregoing.
As used herein, the words �container� and �containment means� includes and encompasses not only the traditional medication capsule, pill, gel cap, soft-gel, suppositories, skin patches and sublingual applications, but also includes and encompasses any and all other medication delivery mechanisms and means.
As used herein, the words �outer contained� means the container or containment means which contains multiple medication products as pills, capsules, gel-caps, soft gels, or liquids, but which itself is not connected with or affixed to another or further container or containment device in chain, train or string fashion, and which is not itself sequentially imbedded within another container, and which said non-connected and non-affixed container or containment means can be ingested or inserted into a live body.
Many studies show that age is strongly correlated to the number of prescription medication Pills a person is taking. Due to a continually increasingly aging population and increased use of drug therapy, more and more older people find themselves often taking several (perhaps as many as 4 to 10) Pills for treating or preventing illnesses every day. Research has shown that even patients for whom strict adherence to prescribed drug regimens is crucial, rates of non-compliance can still range from as much as 20% to 50%.
Each year in the United States, the consequences of poor compliance cost an estimated $100 billion in added health care expenses, lost productivity, and other direct and indirect costs, in addition to personal suffering.
Another consequence of people having to take several Pills every day, is that it increases the risk of mix-ups, for example, the patient becomes confused as to whether they have taken their medications or not. It is then possible that they take too much or too little of their medications; this results in side effects from drugs more likely to happen.
It is sadly ironic that the more confused the patient is, the more likely it is that they have even more Pills to keep track of and monitor.
According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, 1.5 million Americans were hospitalized in 1978 alone as a consequence of pharmaceutical drugs administered to �cure� them, It was found that some 30% of all hospitalized people suffered further damage from the therapy prescribed to them.
Side effects involving prescription drugs are the fifth leading cause of deaths in the USA.
One means of increasing compliance is to reduce the number of Pills taken per day, thus reducing patient resistance to swallowing large numbers of Pills or the possibility of patients forgetting to take some of their medication, thus reducing the number of Pills taken per day, and reducing the risk of medication-induced error.
Moreover, numerous studies have shown that certain combinations of different substances or medications can dramatically improve the health outcomes through additional or synergic effects. But these combinations most often require the ingestion of more Pills which may again lower the compliance.
The delivery of medication products, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, nutritional supplements and inert materials, has been traditionally accomplished by the use of Pills.
Typically Pills are comprised of the active ingredient compounded with inert ingredients for various purposes, including ease of handling small amounts of active ingredients. When the said mixture of active and inactive ingredients is then compressed to form a �pill�, that pill typically is then coated or covered with a polished �surface� substance functioning as both a physical/chemical barrier and as a helper for smooth swallowing. Very often medications can come in a dose of only a few milligrams, but since this amount is so small and unmanageable, the size of the pill has to be increased substantially with fillers
Similarly, capsules, gel caps and soft-gels are composed of an outer material or casing which is dissolved after ingestion by the patient. The interior portion of the capsule, gel caps or soft-gel is filled with an active ingredient compounded with inert ingredients for various purposes, including ease of handling of small amounts of active ingredients, similar to a pill as described above.
There are several distinctions between capsules vis-�-vis soft gels or gel caps. The major difference between a capsule and a soft gel or gel cap is that a capsule is a hard shell and a soft gel or gel cap is physically a softer gelatin container. A soft gel or gel cap is essentially a capsule made from gelatin, usually from a bovine or pig source, although there are also available soft gels made from vegetable sources, e.g., potato starch. A capsule, on the other hand, is generally made from many different materials, including gelatin formulations. Capsules usually contain solid materials such as powders, although they occasionally do contain liquids, whereas soft gels or gel caps usually contain oils or liquid, although some soft gels or gel caps do contain rather powdery substances in soft gels or gel caps, which facilitate the swallowing process.
A sub-category or variation of gel caps is �liquid gel caps�. The interior of these gel caps are filled with liquid rather than solid materials, typically a blend of active and inactive ingredients. The liquid gel caps provide an easy means of carrying liquid medications for ingestion without the need to transport the liquid from a liquid container to the mouth of the patient. Thus the risk of liquid bottle spillage or breakage is avoided.
The disadvantage of a typical prescription Pill is that it usually contain only one primary medication thus only addresses one type of indication or problem.
The treatment of many seriously ill or chronic patients requires the use of multiple medications. Many patients find having to take numerous traditional Pills is burdensome and restrictive, and causes additional responsibility and worries. Not only is the patient burdened with multiple containers for the various medications, but the patient must also track each Pill to assure that they have in fact timely ingested the proper dosage of each such medication.
To generate a �tracking system�, it is well known many patients hesitate to switch to cheaper generic substances, because patients use, for example, the heart shaped form of medication for one ailment or the soothing shade of sky blue color of medication for another ailment to help them recognize their medication. The pharmaceutical industry brands their drug products by offering them in a wide array of different shapes, sizes and colors. Although this helps the patient to recognize their numerous individual Pills, but it also makes prescription medication treatment more expensive than necessary. This is due not only to production and marketing costs but also because the patients are hesitant to try unrecognizable generic versions.
The present invention reflects the fact that: (1) Most people do not experience any problems swallowing oblong capsules up to the size of eight (8) mm in diameter and twenty (20) mm to twenty five (25) mm in length, although this size is somewhat larger than most of the prescription Pills on the market; (2) Keeping track of one large Pill is easier than keeping track of numerous small Pills; (3) Many prescription drugs come in Pill sizes larger than chemically necessary and the active ingredient is often so minute it needs to be sized up with fillers to become manageable for the consumer, or it needs to fit a specific shape for marketing purposes; and (4) There are presently no national or international standards for sizes, shapes or colors for Pills; instead even the same generic component can come in a variety of appearances to reflect the manufacturers brand. This makes it confusing and difficult for the patient to switch from one manufacturer to another for the same medication.
Combining the fact that it is physically possible to add many prescription drugs together in one ingestible unit, and still maintain a Pill size which is easier to swallow, opens up the possibility of solving the above compliance problems and reducing the risk of taking too much or little medication.
An objective of the present invention is to solve the aforesaid problems, including by reducing the number of Pills that will contain the originally intended, prescribed or recommended medications and doses, thus increasing compliance and reducing the possibility of confusion.
A further objective of the present invention is also to solve the aforesaid problems by is that by facilitating a switch, in certain instances, to relatively less expensive generic products.
A yet further objective of the present invention is also to solve the aforesaid problems by enabling a world wide patient individualized manufacturing systems/fulfillment centers/pharmacies based on international standards for size and configuration of Pills.
A medication delivery device by virtue of which multiple medications are, in one embodiment, produced in separate, sometimes coated, Pill form, preferably re-formulated with minimal inactive ingredients to minimize the size of each Pill, which Pills are then connected and affixed one to another in a chain, train or string fashion, thus presenting to the patient a �multiple medication assemblage� which appears to be one item for ingestion or insertion into a live body, without the use or employment of any outer container for the containment of the said various mutually affixed Pills.
The various medication devices which are the components of a Pill assemblage, assembled in chain, train or string fashion, are removably combined and affixed to each other using an adhesive means, including glue (including gelatin based glue). The patient is thus enabled to selectively remove and delete certain components of the medication dose, to thereby facilitate ingestion by making the ingestion unit a smaller size, with the unit size to be determined by the patient, by the patient adjusting the unit length.
Alternatively, the said various multiple medication Pills need not be re-formulated to minimize inactive ingredients, in which event the overall size of the said multiple medication assemblage would not be minimized and the effectiveness of the said multiple medication assemblage would not be maximized.
The nature and mechanism of said connection and affixation of the several Pills in the multiple medication assemblage is an affixation means, including bonding material, glue or adhesive.
The said connection or affixation of the several pills in the multiple medication assemblage is designed to enable the intentional separation of the said various medication pill components of the said multiple medication assemblage to thereby allow and enable a patient to selectively reduce the size of the multiple medication assemblage, or to selectively remove certain identified medication components of the multiple medication assemblage which the patient was otherwise to ingest or insert.
Each of the said Pills included in the said multiple medication assemblage is preferably formed in a distinctive color or shape for ready recognition and identification as between each other.
The active ingredients in each of the said Pills is not in actual physical contact with the active ingredients of the adjoining pills because of the surface barrier between each of them provided by the coating on each pill, or by the physical structure of the outer surface of the capsule, gel-cap or soft gel.
The diameter of each Pill in the multiple medication assemblage can vary, but the maximum adhesion with adjoining Pills will be accomplished if the said Pill diameters are relatively uniform.
The thickness of each Pill in the multiple medication assemblage will vary depending upon the amount of active ingredient of the particular medication is in a specific Pill
A medication delivery device, as exemplified by several preferred embodiments depicted in
Although the more typical method and means for entry into the said living body is by ingestion, the invention also encompasses other forms of such entry, including but not limited to suppository form.
As depicted in
The present invention encompasses and includes reformulating medications into pill form as depicted in
The means of connecting and affixing the several medication delivery devices to each other includes glue and other bonding agents and materials.
The present invention also encompasses and includes the use of medications in the form of capsules, gel-cap and soft gels, in addition to pills, connected or affixed one to another in chain, train or string fashion, as depicted in
The pill (101), small capsule (103), large capsule (105) and gel cap (107) of
The present invention encompasses and includes reformulating medication products into Pill form to minimize inactive ingredients, thus reducing the physical volume of each such Pill, and shaping and configuring the physical outer appearance of each such medication product, as exemplified in
This can also be accomplished using capsules, gel-caps or soft gels.
The diameter of each said pill (201), (203), (205) and (207) is essentially the same, with that diameter having a minimum measurement consistent with the capabilities of pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment and a maximum measurement consistent with the size of a Pill of medication easily swallowed by a living body in the category of living bodies to which the particular medication is applicable, or easily inserted as a suppository into the appropriate orifice of a living body in the category of living bodies to which the particular medication is applicable.
As capsule with a diameter of eight (8) mm and a length of twenty (20) mm to twenty five (25) mm is generally considered to reflect the maximum comfortable size of Pill for oral ingestion by human adults.
Although the foregoing embodiments refer to pills, the invention is not limited to pills as specifically shown and discussed herein, but rather encompasses any and all medication containers and containment means, including pills, gel caps, capsules and soft gels.
In addition, although several of the preferred embodiments described hereinbefore are comprised, for illustration purposes, of a specific number of Pills, the invention is not limited to a specific number of Pills, but rather encompasses any number of such medication delivery devices connected or affixed one to another in chain, train or string fashion.
The active ingredients contained within each Pill are separated from the other active ingredients contained within pills to which they are connected or affixed by the coatings on the pills, or by the physical structure of the capsule, gel-cap or soft gel, thereby preventing the medication substance in one such Pill from mixing with the medication substance in the other connected or affixed Pill. Consequently, there is no concern about the medication substances starting to react with each other, and the medications substances will therefore not represent a new chemical compound, before being ingested or otherwise delivered into a live body.
The highly economically attractive and flexible prospect of different medication substances actually being produced at locations distant from each other and then being consolidated in medication delivery devices in accordance with this invention become feasible, and indeed economically attractive.
The numerous advantages of this invention include: (a) The ability to maintain the chemical stability of the different medication substances, by preventing any chemical reaction between or among them by virtue of the fact that they are separated from each other by being in separate pills, capsules or gel caps; (b) ease of production of a means to deliver multiple medications simultaneously, by virtue of each pill, capsule or gel cap being capable of being produced with different medications at remote distant locations, before the final assemblage; (c) flexibility, since the content or concentration can be changed for one substance without influencing the chemical properties of the other; (d) increased patient compliance and assurance that the patient is actually taking several medical substances since they come as �one dose�; (e) increased patient compliance because the patient will be more willing to take one pill compared to several; (f) reducing the risk of medication confusion both for the patient and/or the staff at for example nursing homes, hospitals, since there will be fewer pills to kept track of; and (g) a precise �medical� communication, because it shows clearly which products are combined (not mixed), and thus opening the area of �synergy� medicine.
It is contemplated that the inventive concepts herein described may be variously otherwise embodied and it is intended that the appended claims be construed to include alternative embodiments of the invention except only insofar as limited by prior art.
Furthermore, by standardizing the diameter and the shape of the different medication products as described herein, it becomes possible to thereby obtain an optimal physical configuration that favors the swallowing reflex of a live body.
In addition, by standardizing the diameter and the shapes of the different Pills, it becomes possible to customize the medication product delivery device to the individual patient. The dosages can also be individualized by connecting or affixing to each other multiple Pills of the same medication in order to obtain, for example, a double dose.
Also by standardizing the diameter and the shape of the various Pills, the invention allows for putting multiple medications into a multiple medication assemblage, which is perceived by the patient as being �one� Pill, rather than the otherwise need for the patient to be required to use several Pills to achieve medication compliance.
Another advantage of the invention is that by standardizing the diameter and the shape of the various Pills, it becomes possible to build standardized automated feeding machines for an assembly line. The medical prescription coming from a physician can then be translated into the invented customized delivery system, adjusted to the patient's weight, sex, and age, simply by using multiple inner container feeders, each holding different medications. Thus making a means for creating a new international industry consisting of combined assembly line/fulfillment centers/pharmacies that can communicate directly with the physicians or prescription centers all over the world, to produce these individualized multi medication devices based upon a single digital classification system merely referring to for example color, ingredient and does or a reference number.
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Scanning for Single Critical Vulnerabilities, (Fri, Oct 24th)
Where I work, we have a decentsizedIP space and scanning can be problematic. Within our IP space, we can have ~20 Million IPs available. Traditional scanning using NMAP, while effective, can take a long time even with aggressive scan setting. By leveraging new scanning technologies like Masscan (hxxps://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan), this scanning can be done in minutes. With moderate settings, I dont want to crash firewalls, it takes about 15 min per port.
While this example is specific to Heartbleed, I use this technique for any of the exploit-of-the-day. By using a fast port scanner to reduce the number of hosts to only the systems running the service in question, you can dramatically speed up your scan time. Additionally, within the first couple of days of an exploit, you may be using a custom script to scan rather than a plugin from an enterprise solution.
Another use case is a vulnerability found during incident response. If I determine a specific vulnerability was used to compromise a server, I then use this technique to determine other possible compromised systems. If they were not compromised, then we have them patch.Masscan
Installing ">">"> make install
Masscan uses a similar command line to nmap.
masscan -p 443,448,456,563,614,636,989,990,992,993,994,995,8080,10000
10.0.0.0/8 -oG 10-scan-ssl - -max-rate 10000
">--make-rate sets the speed of the scan
Once Masscan has quickly identified targets for deeper inspection, you can use your more specific tool to determine if the system is vulnerable. In this example, its an nmap plugin.NMAP
cd /tmp
svn co https://svn.nmap.org/nmap
cd nmap
make install
To get the input file in the correct format, use the following command to get just a file with a single IP per line.
grep -v # 10-scan-443 |awk {print $2} /tmp/nmap
">nmap -p 443,448,456,563,614,636,989,990,992,993,994,995,8080,10000 --script=ssl-heartbleed.nse -iL /tmp/nmap -oA /tmp/ssl-vul-test
Ive had mixed results with other scanners (scanrand ect..). Any other large scale scanners with which you have had good success?
Tom Webb(c) SANS Internet Storm Center. https://isc.sans.edu Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Shellshock via SMTP, (Fri, Oct 24th)
Ive received several reports of what appears to be shellshock exploit attempts via SMTP. The sources so far have all be webhosting providers, so Im assuming these are compromised systems." />
The payload is an IRC perl bot with simple DDoS commands and the ability to fetch and execute further code.(c) SANS Internet Storm Center. https://isc.sans.edu Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Are you receiving Empty or "Hi" emails?, (Fri, Oct 24th)
I wanted to perform a little unscientific information gathering, Im working with a small group who think theyre being specifically targeted by these, while I think its more widespread and opportunitistic. If youve recently received these no content probe emails, or a simple Hi message, please send a simple comment below in this format:
- Industry
- Order of magnitued in size (e.g. 10, 100, 1000)
- Sending domain
Feel free to use our comment page to add extra analysis comments here: https://isc.sans.edu/contact.html(c) SANS Internet Storm Center. https://isc.sans.edu Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
ISC StormCast for Friday, October 24th 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4207, (Fri, Oct 24th)
Digest: 23 OCT 2014, (Thu, Oct 23rd)
A number of items for your consideration today, readers. Thanks as always to our own Rob VandenBrink for pointing out a number of these.
In case you missed it, Whats New in Windows PowerShell.
A new Snort release is available: Snort 2.97.
VMWare has released a security advisory: VMSA-2014-0011 - VMware vSphere Data Protection product update addresses a critical information disclosure vulnerability.
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ISC StormCast for Thursday, October 23rd 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4205, (Thu, Oct 23rd)
telnetd rulez: Cisco Ironport WSA Telnetd Remote Code Execution Vulnerability, (Wed, Oct 22nd)
We received the following vulnerability advisory for a remote code execution vuln identified and reported in Ciscos Ironport WSA Telnetd.
Vendor: Cisco
Product web page: http://www.cisco.com
Affected version: Cisco Ironport WSA - AsyncOS 8.0.5 for Web build 075
Date: 22/05/2014
Credits: Glafkos Charalambous
CVSS Score: 7.6
Impact: Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution with elevated privileges
Description: The Cisco Ironport WSA virtual appliances are vulnerable to an old FreeBSD telnetd encryption Key ID buffer overflow which allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code (CVE-2011-4862).
Cisco WSA Virtual appliances have the vulnerable telnetd daemon enabled by default.
Nice work by Glafkos but what you cant see is me shaking my head. *sigh*
Ill repeat the facepalm-inspiring statement again: Cisco WSA Virtual appliances have the vulnerable telnetd daemon enabled by default.
Still, with the telnets? And on by default?
From the related FreeBSD advisory:
The FreeBSD telnet daemon, telnetd(8), implements the server side of the
TELNET virtual terminal protocol. It has been disabled by default in
FreeBSD since August 2001, and due to the lack of cryptographic security
in the TELNET protocol, it is strongly recommended that the SSH protocol
be used instead.">Trying 192.168.0.160...
Connected to 192.168.0.160.
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CVE-2014-6352 - Microsoft posts bulletin https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/3010060 and quick "fix-it" https://support.microsoft.com/kb/3010060 . Look for a permanent fix in a future patch., (Tue, Oct 21st)
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ISC StormCast for Wednesday, October 22nd 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4203, (Wed, Oct 22nd)
CSAM Month of False Positives: Ghosts in the Pentest Report, (Tue, Oct 21st)
As part of most vulnerability assessments and penetration tests against a website, we almost always run some kind of scanner. Burp (commercial) and ZAP (free from OWASP) are two commonly used scanners. Once youve done a few website assessments, you start to get a feel for what pages and fields are likely candidates for exploit. But especially if its a vulnerability assessment, where youre trying to cover as many issues as possible (and exploits might even be out of scope), its always a safe bet to run a scanner to see what other issues might be in play.
All too often, we see people take these results as-is, and submit them as the actual report. The HUGE problem with this is false positives and false negatives.
False negatives are issues that are real, but are not be found by your scanner. For instance, Burp and ZAP arent the best tools for pointing a big red arrow at software version issues - for instance vulnerability versions of Wordpress or Wordpress plugins. You might want to use WPSCAN for something like that. Or if you go to the login page, a view source will often give you what you need.
Issues with the certificates will also go unnoticed by a dedicated web scanner - NIKTO or WIKTO are good choices for that. Or better yet, you can use openssl to pull the raw cert, or just view it in your browser.
(If youre noticing that much of what the cool tools will do is possible with some judicious use of your browser, thats exactly what Im pointing out!)
NMAP is another great tool to use for catching what a web scanner might miss. For instance, if youve got a Struts admin page or Hypervisor login on the same IP as your target website, but on a different port than the website, NMAP is the go-to tool. Similarly, lots of basic site assessment can be done with the NMAP --version parameters, and the NSE scripts bundled with NMAP are a treasure trove as well! (Check out Manuels excellent series on NMAP scripts).
False positives are just as bad - where the tool indicates a vulnerability where there is none. If you include blatant false positives in your report, youll find that the entire report will end up in the trash can, along with your reputation with that client! A few false positives that I commonly see are SQL Injection and OS Commmand Injection.
SQL Injection is a vulnerability where, from the web interface, you can interact with and get information from a SQL database thats behind the website, often dumping entire tables.
Website assessment tools ( Burp in this case, but many other tools use similar methods) commonly tests for SQL Injection by injecting a SQL waitfor delay 0:0:20 command. If this takes a significantly longer time to complete than the basic statement, then Burp will mark this as Firm for certainty. Needless to say, I often see this turn up as a false positive. What youll find is that Burp generally runs multiple threads (10 by default) during a scan, so can really run up the CPU on a website, especially if the site is mainly parametric (where pages are generated on the fly from database input during a session). Also, if a sites error handling routines take longer than they should, youll see this get thrown off.
So, how should we test to verify this initial/preliminary finding? First of all, Burps test isnt half bad on a lot of sites. Testing Burps injection with curl or a browser after the scanning is complete will sometimes show that the SQL injection is real. Test with multiple times, so that you can show consistent and appropriate delays for values of 10,30,60, 120 seconds.
If that fails - for instance if they all delay 10 seconds, or maybe no appreciable delay at all, dont despair - SQLMAP tests much more thoroughly, and should be part of your toolkit anyway - try that. Or test manually - after a few websites youll find that testing manually might be quicker than an exhaustive SQLMAP test (though maybe not as thorough).
If you use multiple methods (and there are a lot of different methods) and still cant verify that SQL injection is in play after that initial scans finding, quite often this has to go into the false positives section of your report.
OS Command Injection - where you can execute unauthorized Operating System commands from the web interface - is another common false positive, and for much the same reason. In this vulnerability, the scanner will often use ping -c 20 127.0.0.1 or ping -n 20 127.0.0.1 - in other words, the injected command tells the webserver to ping itself, in this case 20 times. This will in most operating systems create a delay of 20 seconds. As in the SQL injection example, youll find that tests that depend on predictable delay will often get thrown off if they are executed during a busy scan. Running them after the scan (again, using your browser or curl) is often all you need to do to prove these findings as false. Testing other commands, such as pinging or opening an ftp session to a test host on the internet (that is monitoring for such traffic using tcpdump or syslog) is another good sober second thought test, but be aware that if the website you are testing has an egress filter applied to its traffic, a successful injection might not generate the traffic you are hoping for - itll be blocked at the firewall. If you have out of band access to the site being assessed, creating a test file is another good test.
Other tests can similarly see false positives. For instance, any tests that rely only on service banner grabs can be thrown off easily - either by admins putting a false banner in place, or if site updates update packages and services, but dont change that initially installed banner.
Long story short, never never never (never) believe that initial finding that your scanning tool gives you. All of the tools discussed are good tools - they should all be in your toolbox and in many cases should be at the top of your go-to list. Whether the tool is open source or closed, free or very expensive, they will all give you false positives, and every finding needs to be verified as either a true or false positive. In fact, you might not want to believe the results from your second tool either, especially if its testing the same way. Whenever you can, go back to first principals and verify manually. Or if its in scope, verify with an actual exploit - theres nothing better than getting a shell to prove that you can get a shell!
For false negatives, youll also want to have multiple tools and some good manual tests in your arsenal - if your tool misses a vulnerability, you may find that many or all of your tools test for that issue the same way. Often the best way to catch a false negative is to just know how that target service runs, and know how to test for that specific issue manually. If you are new to assessments and penetration tests, false negatives will be much harder to find, and really no matter how good you are youll never know if you got all of them.
If you need to discuss false positives and negatives with a non-technical audience, going to non-technical tools is a good way to make the point. A hammer is a great tool, but while screws are similar to nails, a hammer isnt always the best way to deal with them.
Please, use our comment form tell us about false positives or false negatives that youve found in vulnerability assessments or penetration tests. Keep in mind that usually these arent an indicator of a bad tool, theyre usually just a case of getting a proper parallax view to get a better look at the situation.
Rob VandenBrink
ISC StormCast for Tuesday, October 21st 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4201, (Tue, Oct 21st)
Apple Multiple Security Updates, (Mon, Oct 20th)
Apple released security update today for iOS 8 and Apple TV 7.
iOS 8.1 (APPLE-SA-2014-10-20-1 iOS 8.1) is now available for iPhone 4s and later, iPod touch (5th generation) and later, iPad 2 and later, to addresses the following:
Bluetooth CVE-2014-4448
House Arrest CVE-2014-4448
iCloud Data Access CVE-2014-4449
Keyboards CVE-2014-4450
Secure Transport CVE-2014-3566
Apple TV 7.0.1 (APPLE-SA-2014-10-20-2 Apple TV 7.0.1) is now available for Apple TV 3rd generation and later, to address the following:
Bluetooth CVE-2014-4428
Secure Transport CVE-2014-3566
[1] https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
Guy Bruneau IPSS Inc. gbruneau at isc dot sans dot edu
ISC StormCast for Monday, October 20th 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4199, (Mon, Oct 20th)
Microsoft MSRT October Update, (Sun, Oct 19th)
This past week Microsoft MSRT push contains detections/removals for several widely used APT tools. The coalition (led by Novetta) that brought about the inclusions of these tools in this month MSRT, are encouraging enterprises to push/execute this month MSRT update. Some of malware included in this month MSRT update have a preliminary report posted here.
If you are using either Snort or Sourcefire, the ruleIDs to detect some of the threat/family in this month MSRT release are listed below and can be downloaded from Snort or from Sourcefire VRT subscription.
Derusbi -- 20080
Fexel -- 29459
Hikit -- 30948
DeputyDog -- 28493
Hydraq -- 16368, 21304
DarkMoon -- 7816, 7815, 7814, 7813, 12715, 12724
Zxshell -- 32180, 32181
[1] http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2014/10/14/msrt-october-2014-hikiti.aspx
[2] http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/malware-removal.aspx
[3] http://novetta.com/commercial/news/resources/
[4] https://www.snort.org/downloads/#rule-downloads
Guy Bruneau IPSS Inc. gbruneau at isc dot sans dot edu
Apple Updates (not just Yosemite), (Fri, Oct 17th)
Apple yesterday released the latest version of its operating system, OS X 10.10 Yosemite. As usual, the new version of the operating system does include a number of security related bug fixes, and Apple released these fixes for older versions of OS X today.
This update, Security Update 2014-005 is available for versions of OS X back to 10.8.5 (Mountain Lion).
Among the long list of fixes, here a couple of highlights:
Apple doesnt turn off SSLv3 in this release, but restricts it to non-CBC ciphers, limiting its exposure to attacks like POODLE and BEAST. The list of trusted certificate authorities has also been updates [2]
802.1x no longer supports LEAP by default due to weaknesses in this authentication method.
The bash fix, that was released as a standalone fix earlier to counter Shellshock, is included in this update.
An arbitrary code execution vulnerability in CUPS was fixed. (CVE-2014-3537)
And a quick note about OS 10.10 Yosemite:
After installing it, all security relevant settings Ichecked where untouched (good!). Among security relevant software, GPGMailwill not work with Yosemite yet, but according to the developers, a fix is in the work and may be release in a few weeks, but GPGMail may no longer be free. If you rely on software that you compiled with MacPorts: Wait for the release of XCode 6.1, as it is required to recompile the software for OS X 10.10. In general, it is adviced that you FIRST update all your software and then upgrade to Yosemite. Little Snitch, another popular piece of security software for OS X, works well with Yosemite, but I recommend you turn off the network filter during the upgrade (it works with it enabled, but you need to approve a lot of new connections from new software).
ISC StormCast for Friday, October 17th 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4197, (Thu, Oct 16th)
Logging SSL, (Thu, Oct 16th)
With POODLE behind us, it is time to get ready for the next SSL firedrill. One of the questions that keeps coming up is which ciphers and SSL/TLS versions are actually in use. If you decide to turn off SSLv3 or not depends a lot on who needs it, and it is an important answer to have ready should tomorrow some other cipher turn out to be too weak.
But keep in mind that it is not just numbers that matter. You also need to figure out who the outliers are and how important (or dangerous?) they are. So as a good start, try to figure out how to log SSL/TLS versions and ciphers. There are a couple of options to do this:
In Apache, you can log the protocol version and cipher easily by logging the respective environment variable [1] . For example:
CustomLog logs/ssl_request_log %t %h \{User-agent}i\%{SSL_PROTOCOL}x %{SSL_CIPHER}x
Logs SSL protocol and cipher. You can add this to an existing access log, or create a new log. If you decide to log this in its own log, I suggest you add User-Agent and IP Address (as well as time stamp).
In nginx, you can do the same by adding$ssl_cipher $ssl_protocolto the log_format directive in your nginx configuration. For example:
log_format ssl $remote_addr $http_user_agent $ssl_cipher $ssl_protocol
Should give you a similar result as for apache above.
If you have a packet sniffer in place, you can also use tshark to extract the data. With t-shark, you can actually get a bit further. You can log the client hello with whatever ciphers the client proposed, and the server hello which will indicate what cipher the server picked.
tshark -r ssl -2R ssl.handshake.type==2 or ssl.handshake.type==1 -T fields -e ssl.handshake.type -e ssl.record.version -e ssl.handshake.version -e ssl.handshake.ciphersuite
For extra credit log the host name requested in the client hello via SNI and compare it to the actual host name the client connects to.
Now you can not only collect Real Data as to what ciphers are needed, but you can also look for anomalies. For example, user agents that request very different ciphers then other connections that claim to originate from the same user agent. Or who is asking for weak ciphers? Maybe a sign for an SSL downgrade attack? Or an attack tool using and older SSL library...
[1] http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ssl.html#logformats[2]
Cisco Security Advisory: SSL Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption (POODLE) Vulnerability, (Thu, Oct 16th)
(c) SANS Internet Storm Center. https://isc.sans.edu Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Advisory ID: cisco-sa-20141015-poodle
Revision 1.0
For Public Release 2014 October 15 17:30 UTC (GMT)
On October 14, 2014, a vulnerability was publicly announced in the Secure Sockets Layer version 3 (SSLv3) protocol when using a block cipher in Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode. SSLv3 is a cryptographic protocol designed to provide communication security, which has been superseded by Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols. By exploiting this vulnerability, an attacker could decrypt a subset of the encrypted communication.
This advisory is available at the following link:
ISC StormCast for Thursday, October 16th 2014 http://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail.html?id=4195, (Thu, Oct 16th)
Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server and Cisco Expressway Software, (Wed, Oct 15th)
Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server and Cisco Expressway Software
Advisory ID: cisco-sa-20141015-vcs
Cisco TelePresence Video Communication Server (VCS) and Cisco Expressway Software includes the following vulnerabilities:
Cisco TelePresence VCS and Cisco Expressway Crafted Packets Denial of Service Vulnerability
Cisco TelePresence VCS and Cisco Expressway SIP IX Filter Denial of Service Vulnerability
Cisco TelePresence VCS and Cisco Expressway SIP Denial of Service Vulnerability
Succesfull exploitation of any of these vulnerabilities could allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to cause a reload of the affected system, which may result in a Denial of Service (DoS) condition.
Cisco has released free software updates that address these vulnerabilities. Workarounds that mitigate these vulnerabilities are not available. This advisory is available at the following link:
Note: This security advisory does not provide information about the GNU Bash Environment Variable Command Injection Vulnerability (also known as Shellshock). For additional information regarding Cisco products affected by this vulnerability, refer to the Cisco Security Advisory at the following link: http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-20140926-bash
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What up blogger? So how you been? I have had a rough week myself dealing with some personal stuff but in all any week on the air is a good week right. So Ben and I found this show called It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia when I first moved here in 2005 and we thought it was great. There was another show that started at the same time called Starved and I really liked that one too but it was cancelled as where it's always Sunny has become a huge show. The thing I like best about it's always Sunny is how the people on the show were bad people to start and they are still terrible people to the end. This weeks show was awesome again and I also like the fact those guys on the show came up with the show. You try going to a sporting event now and not see green man or someone in the same costome but in a differnt color. I am going to UPROAR tomorrow and a BBQ with some of the guys from Son's of Anachey. Yeah go ahead and start to hate me I get it. HOLLA
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News: Coach Gerard Gallant said that the upper-body injury suffered by Roberto Luongo in Wednesday's win over the Hurricanes isn't considered serious, George Richards of the Miami Herald reports. Analysis: While the Panthers are viewing Roberto Luongo as day-to-day after he was reevaluated Thursday morning, he's already been ruled out for Friday's game against the Senators and could be forced to miss a few more contests beyond that. The Panthers will go with Al Montoya, who preserved Luongo's shutout bid in relief Wednesday, as their primary netminder for the time being, with the newly-recalled Dan Ellis slotting in as his backup.
News: Scottie Upshall (leg) was placed on injured reserve Thursday. Analysis: The Panthers made the move in order to free up a roster spot for goalie Dan Ellis, who was recalled from AHL San Antonio in the wake of Roberto Luongo suffering an injury Wednesday night. In addition to placing Scottie Upshall on IR, the Panthers also pushed his estimated return timetable back from one week to two weeks, according to Harvey Fialkov of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. Look for him to return to action around mid-December.
News: Dan Ellis was recalled from AHL San Antonio on Thursday, George Richards of the Miami Herald reports. Analysis: With Roberto Luongo going down with an upper-body injury Wednesday night, Dan Ellis will join the Panthers to serve as the backup behind Al Montoya for at least Friday's game against the Senators. The Panthers have indicated Luongo's injury isn't considered serious, so Ellis' stay with the parent club doesn't seem likely to be long. Ellis went 8-4 with a 2.13 GAA and .918 save percentage over 12 games with San Antonio.
News: Justin Williams stayed hot Wednesday against the Wild, finding the net on one of his two shots on goal. Analysis: After producing a mere four points over his first 16 games, Justin Williams has since cobbled together a six-game point streak, during which he's provided three goals and four assists. The surge in production has allowed him to keep pace with last season's 43-point showing (19 goals, 24 assists), which figures to be close to the ceiling for his scoring again.
News: Mike Richards tallied his first game-winning goal of the season in Wednesday's victory over the Wild. Analysis: Mike Richards only has a modest four goals in 23 games on the season, but even that level of production might be a little unsustainable. He's currently sitting on a 15.4 shooting percentage for the season, over four points above his career mark. The former 80-point scorer has seen his production essentially get cut in half since joining Los Angeles three seasons ago, and his point totals may only dip further in 2014-15.
News: Alex Goligoski (illness) was back at practice Thursday, NHL.com's Mark Stepneski reports. Analysis: As anticipated, the illness only kept Alex Goligoski out for one day of practice. He looks like a pretty safe bet to play Friday against the Wild.
News: David Warsofsky (groin) skated prior to Thursday's practice. Analysis: While both David Warsofsky and Zdeno Chara (ankle) worked out on their own rather than with the team's healthy skaters, their presence on the ice could allow them to join the rest of the team for practice perhaps at some point next week. Warsofsky is about at the midway point of the two-to-four week recovery timetable he was given back on Nov. 9.
News: Antti Niemi allowed one goal on 18 shots in Wednesday's 2-0 loss to the visiting Flames. The second goal was an empty netter. Analysis: That's four straight losses for the Finnish netminder, although this one can be chalked up to a lack of goal support from the Sharks offense. Despite traditionally being a workhorse who usually piles up his fair share of wins, Antti Niemi is just 7-7-3 on the season with a .917 save percentage and 2.49 GAA, making him one of the weaker options among the league's number one netminders.
News: Liam O'Brien (lower body) surprisingly returned to action Wednesday versus the Islanders, delivering three hits and one shot attempt over his 6:42 of ice time. Analysis: It seemed implied during morning skate that Liam O'Brien would sit out after he worked as extra during line rushes, but coach Barry Trotz evidently felt he was ready to go. The fourth liner missed the Caps' previous five games while dealing with the lower-body injury.
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