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The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has proposed best practices aimed at preserving the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain — namely to reduce the risk of counterfeit drugs and mishandled medications.
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ROCKVILLE, Md. – The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has proposed best practices aimed at preserving the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain — namely to reduce the risk of counterfeit drugs and mishandled medications.
USP said this week that the set of best practices will help ensure that medicines can be traced back to their original manufacturer, aren't adulterated or counterfeited, and are transported to their intended destination with their quality intact.
The recommended practices are contained in the proposed USP General Chapter Good Distribution Practices — Supply Chain Integrity, which the standards organization said is intended to as a guidance document outlining key elements of an effective strategy. USP is currently seeking comments and feeback on the proposal.
"USP is in a unique position to provide added value in this area," USP chief executive officer Roger Williams wrote in an article for Chain Drug Review's Pharmacy Outlook 2012 report (see Jan. 2, 2012, print issue of CDR).
"Many parties are looking for information on hot topics such as track-and-trace technology that we address in the chapter," Williams said. "Though supply chain integrity is a daunting topic, given its many dimensions, it is also too important to ignore. We expect interest from a host of parties."
USP explained that pharmaceutical firms have their own approaches to addressing supply chain integrity, yet the size and sophistication of companies and their suppliers, their quality systems and their risk management approaches vary widely. The organization also noted that there's a lack of wide consensus on such issues as track-and-trace technology, and smaller firms relied on for sourcing pharmaceutical ingredients may or may not have security approaches comparable to those of their larger counterparts.
"There is incentive for all players in the pharmaceutical industry — large and small companies, regulators and standards-setting bodies — to come to some agreement on hot-button issues such as track-and-trace technology and, at the larger level, to codify what constitutes a solid, universal approach to global supply chain integrity," Praveen Tyle, chief science officer for USP, said in a statement.
"USP has developed an initial proposal that we expect to evolve as industry, FDA and others weigh in. Our role as an independent body provides an opportunity to convene all these parties and advance this critical issue," Tyle stated. "While some pockets of information are available via FDA guidances, trade organizations and other sources, an overall approach is lacking. USP can move forward something more concrete than a technical report, as part of a mechanism that can be regularly updated to best meet the needs of all."
Supply chain integrity involves minimizing risks that arise anywhere along the supply chain, from sourcing pharmaceutical raw materials to their manufacture and distribution. USP's proposed standard covers the following areas:
• Importation — Details three primary initiatives importers should undertake to help prevent and detect potential risks: supply-chain risk management, development of effective supplier partnerships and building a supply-chain quality system.
• Counterfeit drugs and medical devices — Documents types of counterfeit drugs, medical consequences, and the distribution and extent of counterfeit drugs and devices.
• Best practices to combat counterfeit drug and medical devices — Covers topics such as packaging technologies (tamper-evident designs, authentication technologies and serialization); drug pedigrees; machine-readable data carriers (2D bar codes and RFID tags); repackaging guidance, information retention and security; international standards; and best anti-counterfeiting practices.
• Diversion and theft — Addresses factors that raise the risk of theft of drug products, drug components and medical devices; security systems, devices and procedures that should be implemented to reduce risk; and critical information to be gathered following discovery of a theft.
Plans call for the formal proposal to be published in Pharmacopeial Forum 38(2) in March/April 2012, according to USP. The draft general chapter and comments submitted to USP will be a key topic of the USP Workshop on Supply Chain Integrity, scheduled for May 22 and 23 at the organization's Rockville, Md., headquarters. USP said the deadline for submitting comments and feedback on the proposal is May 31.


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by Reporters Without Borders Not a day has passed since the start of the year in Honduras without a journalist, local media owner or social commentator receiving a phone call to say his or her life is in danger. This daily reality of threats and intimidation applies as much in the militarized region of Aguan, scene of a violent land dispute, as in the Copan department which borders Guatemala and acts as a conduit for drug smuggling, and also in the main towns and cities, as recorded by a representative of Reporters Without Borders who was in the country between February 17 and 29. The climate of fear that began with the crackdown that followed the coup on June 28, 2009, was rekindled when police launched a security operation codenamed "Relámpago" ("Lightning") last November. It has continued since the tragic fire at Comayagua prison during the night of February 14, in which 361 inmates were killed. Meanwhile, the murders of 24 journalists over the past decade, 17 of them in the aftermath of the 2009 coup alone, remain unsolved and unpunished. This impunity also extends to the murders in recent years of civil society activists, human rights campaigners, trade unionists and lawyers. Aguán --- Quiet please, crackdown in progress In response to the 2009 occupation by a peasant coalition under the banner of MUCA , the Unified Peasant Movement of Aguan, of land grabbed illegally by big landowners, the army's intervention turned Aguán virtually into a separate enclave within Honduras. The small community radio stations that carry the local movements' message are the target of censorship of every kind. The MUCA lost one of its own when Matías Valle, its leader and spokesman, was shot dead on 20 January. The staging of the International Gathering for Human Rights in Honduras in Tocoa from February 17 to 20 did little to curb the repressive efforts of the army and the communities' foes. On February 19, about 20 journalists in a convoy of six vehicles were intercepted by troops while they were trying to find out why the occupants of one of the cars, which had a MUCA leader at the wheel, had been detained. According to one of the journalists, Giorgio Trucchi, of Rel-UITA, the soldiers waved their weapons in their direction. Our representative reports that Wilfredo Paz, the coordinator of the Permanent Observatory of Human Rights in the Aguan, received two threatening phone calls in less than a week. Both messages were believed to refer to Juan Chinchilla, another MUCA activist. The second message, which offered a large reward for the murder of Chinchilla, was received on February 24. On the same day, President Porfirio Lobo visited the region, accompanied by several ministers, to ratify an agreement signed a week earlier with some of the MUCA peasants' collectives aimed at guaranteeing them the right of ownership of the lands they had occupied. Roberto Hernández and David Corea, respectively presenter and reporter for the small local television station Centro de Noticias in Colon (CNC), told us it was almost impossible for journalists in Aguán to carry out their duties. Small local media outlets, financed by advertisers whose sources of ill-gotten cash may include the proceeds of the drugs trade, and run by insecure and unqualified journalists, prefer to exercise self-censorship on sensitive topics. Comayagua --- uncomfortable truths During the fire at Comayagua prison, were the doors kept locked because of fears of an escape, leaving prisoners at the mercy of the flames? Who fired the shots whose effects were discovered during the autopsies of some of the dead inmates? Why were fire-fighters alerted by neighbours and not by the prison director? Did he hold out the prospect of a way out for some prisoners in exchange for cash, only to renege on his promise? To these questions can be added the scandal of overcrowding and lack of safety precautions at prisons that have been exposed by the Comayagua tragedy. The journalist Luis Rodríguez and his cameraman Javier Villalobos of the local cable television station Catedral TV, who investigated these questions, received an unequivocal threat on February 22: "Stop talking about the fire or we shall set fire to you!" According to the Committee for Free Expression (C-Libre), a Reporters Without Borders partner organization, a similar warning was received by the station's owner Juan Ramón Flores and Ramón Cabrera, manager of Digicable, the cable contractor for Catedral TV. Haphazard protection Nor has there been any reduction in the attacks on national media organizations known to have opposed the coup, and on their staff. Ivis Alvarado, program director of Globo TV and Radio Globo, which were suspended and had their equipment seized several times at the time of the coup deplored on air on February 23 the targeted theft of two computers from his home a few days earlier, and also reported that his car had been broken into. He is now under protection as a result of persistent threats. This is still not the case, however, for Gilda Silvestrucci and Itsmania Pineda Platero, members of the "Journalism for Life and Free Expression" collective. The collective held a demonstration against impunity, which was violently dispersed by the army and the presidential guard outside the president's palace in Tegucigalpa on December 13 last year. Reporters Without Borders again demands a response to its request for protection for the two women, and for an investigation of the complaint lodged by the collective after the December demonstration. Similarly, protection must be given to Danilo Osmaro Castellanos, programme director of the station Canal local 32 and vice-president of C-Libre, who received death threats to himself and his family on February 22. The journalist, located in Santa Rosa de Copan, recently spoke out about a lack of transparency in the management of the local government, and reported that his editorial management had come under financial pressure to silence him. Also
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Editor's Note: This is a guest blog post by B-Section senior Lisa Mitchell, who is majoring in Mechanical Engineering and works as a co-op at UTC Aero Systems LK in Connecticut, and will occasionally post her thoughts about her Kettering student experiences on Life at Kettering. If you'd like to write a guest blog post, e-mail jmurphy(at)kettering(dot)edu. Lisa's other posts: Post 1 | Post 2
Last night, I slept with the window open (which I never do in America but I'm taking on European ways of life as best I can) and it was absolutely wonderful. I woke up to birds chirping and a lovely breeze that was incredibly refreshing. I woke up at 6:30 a.m. and went for a run. Took a shower and definitely used a washcloth and a flannel shirt to dry myself off because I didn't bring a towel and couldn't find one on Tuesday.
Then I met with my group, we stopped off at the market for breakfast. I got a breakfast cinnamon roll honey fritter thing which was quite the comedic scene when I attempted to order, I don't know a lick of German so I suggested that I point to what I want and she didn't know what I meant by "point" so the lady was nonetheless very confused and I couldn't do anything about it. But after stumbling through some awkward pauses and charades, I got my cinnamon roll honey fritter thing.
Then we caught a bus to downtown Esslingen, then walked through the city lost, but not admitting it, and finally found the building our orientation was held in. We had an introduction, then went for lunch in a cute little cafe downtown. I decided ordering the "special" is the way to go because I get a traditional German meal that is new, delicious, and cheaper. So once again we fumbled through ordering our food and enjoyed a nice lunch, and an incredible cup of tassee kaffee.
After lunch I was on a serious mission to find a towel before we had our next orientation session. Finding a towel was excessively difficult! After wandering and going through numerous stores, I asked someone "where can I buy a hand towel?" Using a translator app, I finally received a detailed drawing on where to go.


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Food: A fantastically fishy day at Billingsgate Market
It may have taken a couple of months, but my rather fishy New Year resolution has finally raised its head above water.
After last year's lukewarm attempts to travel more and become a whizz at photography, 2014 was going to be different. I would master the preparation of fish.
Stepping off the DLR at 5.30am I headed to the seafood-scented Billingsgate Market, to begin my journey.
Along with a small group, I'd opted to try the Catch Of The Day One course, an eight-hour session for beginners covering the basics such as knife skills, preparation and cooking techniques, run by the market's seafood school.
And by the end, surrounded by a bubbling pot of fish heads, beady eyes, discarded fins, a blood-streaked chopping board and slippery hands smattered with scales, I felt inspired.
Since stepping into the aromas of Billingsgate in a full-length overall, I'd ripped the head from a fish by way of its gills and learnt the most effective way to manipulate a scaler, something I'd previously shunned in favour of a dash to Waitrose.
But no more. Previous fears of the market's fishy tang have evaporated. If you've not been to the market before you've been missing a trick. Just have an early night, set your alarm and go for it.
And thanks to the course the feeling of being a fish-out-of-water fizzled out quickly. Heading to the kitchen with fellow classmates bred camaraderie but it was the expert leadership of Billingsgate's fishmonger of 13 years, Adam Whittle that helped transform my fears into a nascent passion in the space of a few hours.
He said: "The course is about giving people the confidence to go and buy a whole fish and know what to look for and how to process it at home.
"We are still largely behind other countries around the world in how fish is perceived as a good, nutritious and healthy food to eat."
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It's exciting, infectious and motivational and has changed my perspective on fish for good - when pay day next rolls round, the tips I've picked up have prompted me to opt for a starter set of my own.
I'll also be swapping the supermarket for the fish market, a pre-prepared fillet for a whole fish and taking over the kitchen to create my own weekend feasts from scratch, much to the delight of my stomach and my housemate's cat.
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First, comments: At the moment, you have to make two different logins for Boing Boing and Gadgets, which is hurky, but there it is. However, we're expecting to have that cleaned up by the 20th or so. I wish we could do it sooner, but there it is. I appreciate everybody who is already commenting despite having to have two logins!
Second, RSS formatting: For some reason the paragraph tags don't seem to be squirting out correctly in Gadgets' RSS feed, causing the content to be all bunched up in some RSS readers, like Google's. We've had a couple of readers offer some advice about why that may be, but we haven't been able to squash it yet. If I knew some bit of HTML to add to my posts that would make it easier, I would. (Someone suggested ordered lists, but those don't add enough padding in between bullets for my taste.)
Lastly! Our "In the Year 2000" Flickr group has been going great, so it's time to give birth to its sister group, "Electro Selectro." NY2K is about a retro-future that never happened; ElSl is about then-futuristic products that were actually manufactured. Catalog scans, old advertisements, instruction manuals: all the sort of stuff I'd love to see in Electro Selectro.
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Hi, this is Susan Westmoreland in the Good Housekeeping test kitchen. And tonight we're gonna do some grilled fish and we're gonna make a com, what we call a compound butter for it. And in this case the possibilities are endless. The recipe calls for some lime and some fennel. That's a delicious one. I just wanna show you the possibilities of what you can do. Basically start with a stick of butter that's softened and I'm just gonna break that into a bowl. And what you wanna do with that is, I love one of my favorite ones is just lemon peel, capers, parsley, and lots of black peppers. I think that's just really delicious. And, and you don't have to use a lot, I mean you can make. What I do is I make the log, wrap it well, I'll show you how to do that. Put it in the freezer, and then you can just hack off a chunk whenever you need it. You can also use it to saute things like veggies in, so it's a great condiment for topping fish or meat. But it's also just a really. Easy, cheap to do something like sauté some frozen peas. So anyway, I'm gonna throw this,'m throw some parsley in. We need a couple of spoonfuls of capers and I'm gonna use my fingers to get out. Let's see, we'll take those. First we're gonna chop these up a little bit. I just like to get the pieces smaller. Okay, throw some capers in. And then my famous trusty grater that I love. I love the micro plane grater. It's one of those things that does everything well. From, on citrus, it takes the peel away without getting the any of that white pit that can get a little bit bitter. So we just want the equivalent of about a teaspoon of that, maybe it will be about half, we'll go for about half the lemon. You can do more than that if you want. See how that's just really nice, you've still got all that white, that bit of white is intact, and just go on for, a bunch of bunch of bunch of bunch. [NOISE] Fresh pepper. And then all we're gonna do is smash the whole thing around. So I've got my mixture all ready. And I'm gonna just get out a piece of plastic wrap. Or you could use parchment, if you like. And I will do this. I'm just gonna put this. This is the fun part, I think. Put this right in here. Like that, get it all scooped up, sit that there. And then take this plastic wrap like this,take it and go just like that, fold it over,fold it over ,fold it over and then I can stretch it out a little bit, and make this nice little. Twisty log butter. Keep it nice and even. Just twist the ends if you get it where you want it. Make it longer and skinnier if you want, or shorter and fatter. Depending on how you want to present you butter. And then you can stick this in the fridge, for you know, just like a half an hour it will firm up. Or you can put it in a zip bag. And freeze it, and it will freeze for a couple of months and then you can just literally take slices off of it. So this is my lemon caper one, but your spice pantry and your herb garden are you palette so have fun with it. Susan Westmoreland in the Good Housekeeping kitchen, helping you take back dinner time.
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CO : Golden : ... : The Dog House
on sight. great fun. short crux.
Jun 26, 2011
Monkey Wrench
CO : Golden : ... : Anarchy Wall
May 25, 2011
The Nordwand
CO : Golden : ... : Little Eiger
sent a year or so ago, first pitch only. super fun
May 11, 2011
Introducing Meteor Dad
CO : Lyons : ... : River Wall II
slab is slab. even great slab is still slab
Apr 16, 2011
Dihedral [River Wall] aka Shades of Murky Depths
awkward and run out. nearly killed by rock falling from chossy ledge.
CO : Golden : ... : Wall of the '90s
flash. fun. long. pumpy
Apr 15, 2011
Reefer Madness
two burns today, one burn last year. lower crux was techy, then good rests to an awkward mantle
Apr 12, 2011
CO : Golden : ... : Wall of Justice
one go, first day of 2010 season. revisited 4/5/11 and sent first attempt. quickest legit 12 send
Apr 6, 2011
Pizza Dick aka Mother Nature
CO : Golden : ... : Nomad's Cave
four goes 3-14, then sent on second go 3-15. Good climb. First 12c
Mar 16, 2011
The Hipster
CO : Golden : ... : New Hipster Rock
warm up go!!! great day. first climb of year 29.
Oct 16, 2010
Cracker Jack
CO : Golden : ... : High Wire Crag
Jul 4, 2010
Hanging Judge
Too many goes. Great fun! Sent first day back after 4 months of injury.
CO : Golden : ... : Primo Wall
casual climbing to..um...some more casual climbing
Apr 21, 2010
Killer Pillar
best beta: go for undercling to pull the crux
Ace in the Hole
first 10. sent a few years ago
Apr 17, 2010
Hip Service
awkward climb, worth sending, not really worth repeating. Hip-Op is a better warm up
Apr 15, 2010
Altered Scale
KY : Red River Gorge : Roadside Crag (CLOSED)
Depumped after am session on Ro. Ok climb, a little slabby for my taste.
Oct 8, 2009
Exhausted when on it. Harder than I remember
Ro Shampo
Six exhausted goes Sunday to dial moves then went as warmup on Monday. Awesome climb.
KY : Red River Gorge : Torrent Falls
Pumpy as crap for 11a. Fun climb though. Took three goes to find the rests.
Wadcutter AKA "Gumby Killer"
Casual. Good climb for grade.
Monkey in the Middle
KY : Red River Gorge : The Zoo
OS...sort of. Casual go, great warm up.
Fuzzy Undercling
KY : Red River Gorge : Military Wall
Two moves and it's done. Fun climb for sure.
Pocket Fisherman
CO : Boulder Canyon : ... : West Face
Stellar first 3 bolts leads to slabby contrived climbing.
Sep 7, 2009
City Slickers
highest flash. good climb, very short
Aug 28, 2009
2 goes. A little pumpy for height. Good fun
May 15, 2009
Neo-Quasi Bugaloo
CO : Golden : ... : The Highlands aka Highlande...
May 9, 2009
CO : Golden : ... : Lower Capitalist Crag
First onsight above 9. Solid Climb!! Really fun.
Apr 24, 2009
Power Trip
This was super duper fun. First 12, hell yeah
Nov 13, 2008
Period Piece
CO : Shelf Road : ... : Menses Prow
Fun. Nice warm up.
Mar 23, 2008
Period Epic
5.5 climbing until 2 moves at the end. Moves are 5.10, but route maybe 5.9
Breashears' Crack
CO : Morrison/Evergreen : ... : The Black Hole
Jan 14, 2008
The Other One
Good bit of fun. Nice views and a pleasant perch past third bolt.
Aug 26, 2007
Hair of the Dog
CO : Boulder Canyon : ... : The Visor
Nothing fantastic. On a busy sport park day it certainly beats walking back to the car.
Geek in the Creek
OS. Majority is class 5 scramble with a 7ish crux in mid and 9ish heady move the anks
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First Impressions
Flash. Fun warmup, loose rock just above dihedral
Officer Friendly
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Stage 3 - Wild wins sprint and takes overall Westkapelle- Westkapelle, 133.4 km Kirsten wild (AA Drink) secured valuable sprint time bonuses during the race and won the final sprint to win the overall yellow jersey. Evelyn Arys (Belgium) and Amy Pieters (Skil-Argos) The final stage started on wet roads and tough force 6 wind. It was cloudy, and it was forecasted that there would be a slight chance of showers during the race with a maximum of 19-20 degrees. An initial crash meant the race had to be neutralised for 4 minutes. As the race got started the peloton were keen to get the race over. The pace was extremely high and immediately splits started to form. Just before the first sprint the front started to split as the rider attacked for the bonus points. Kirsten Wild (AA Drink) secure maximum points and bonus seconds. A leading group of approximately 77 riders formed after 50km of racing. They gained 35 seconds on the chasing group, which was thwarted by strong head winds. As the peloton approached the cobblestones in Geersdijk it strung out. With 67km to go the gap had increased to 50 seconds. At the second sprint, Rabo Women and AA Drink were driving the pace. At the second intermediate sprint: Wild won ahead of Amy Pieters (Skil-Argon) and Iris Slappendel (Rabo Women). With two intermediate sprint wins, it moved Wild within 10 seconds of leader Amy Cure (Jayco-AIS). With 44 km left the the leaders approached the finish area at Westkapelse to start the two local laps of 16 km. The third of the sprint opportunities at the finish line provided further points and time bonuses. In a repeat of the second sprint, Wild won ahead of Pieters and Slappendel, moving Wild within 7 seconds of Cure. Anna van der Breggen (Sengers) escaped from the peloton, but only managed to gain a 50m before the peloton closed the gap. With 20km to go Pauline Ferrand Prevot (Rabo Women) escaped from the peloton. But like van der Breggan her efforts were marked by the peloton. With 10km to go the pace was extremely high. The peloton were in a long ribbon on the back roads towards Aagtekerke. At the front of the race Liesbet de Vocht (Rabo Women) attacked as they approached 5km to go. she did not get away. As the finish line approached the lead group was intact. Kirsten Wild (AA Drink) won the sprint to the line ahead of Evelyn Arys (Belgium) and Amy Pieters (Skil-Argos) Results - Top 10 - click here to see full result 1 Kirsten Wild AA Drink 2 Evelyn Arys Belgium 3 Amy Pieters Skil-Agros General Classification Top 10 - click here to see full GC 1 Kirsten Wild AA Drink Photos Click on any image to enlarge >> Want to contact WomensCycling.net? The WomensCycling.net email address is NewsResults [at] Womenscycling.net To contact the webmaster, the address is : Webmaster [at] Womenscycling.net Type this address into the "To" line of a new email message in your email programme. Replace [at] with @ |
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During this last year there seems to have been a renewed interest in outer space. Larry Page of Google and others have started Planetary Resources with the aim of mining asteroids by 2020. Newt Gingrich promised a lunar colony during the republican presidential primary. And a couple weeks ago Mars One, a private company, announced their planes to send four people (one way) to Mars in 2023 as part of a reality show.
Is any of this really possible? Do we have the technology to fly all the way to Mars or to send a team of miners up into space with oversized drilling rigs? According to most sources the answer is 'Yes, a lot of the technology already exists.' The main detail that has been standing in the way is the lack of funds to pay for the expeditions. Mars One estimates it will cost 6 billion to send four people to Mars and set up a colony there. They plan on paying for it by putting on the biggest media event the world has ever seen. Planetary Resources is being funded by individuals like Hollywood director James Cameron, space tourism pioneer Eric Anderson, and Ross Perot Jr.
What does this have to do with writing? Besides the fact that being a novelist isolated on a Martian colony wouldn't be so different than being one on Earth, both writing and space exploration offer the world hope. As Margaret Atwood elegantly noted in her 2012 keynote address, "Hope is a human constant. Without it we don't get out of bed in the morning. But it is also a literary constant… We can't possibly succeed unless we do in fact hope." Like writing, the dream of a new frontier and a hero fighting his/her way to get there, offers us hope. Many of the people financing these space adventures were once boys in the 70s who felt that hope when we landed on the moon. Now, they've come back to try and turn that dream into a reality as well as give hope to a new generation. So, while spending billions of dollars on any of these privatized programs may sound insane at first, they may be worth it. Can you really put a price on humanities hope? As a writer I've always felt that giving people hope was the only real reason for spending over a decade scribbling out stories.
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Human nature being what it is, we want to believe there's a quick fix somewhere to help us lose weight, and we just need to find it. This belief can be strong, so strong that even when we know something makes little sense, we still want to try it, hoping that at last we've found the magic bullet for weight loss.
Consider this — if there was a magic bullet, wouldn't everyone be using it and successful at losing weight? People spend literally billions of dollars on dietary supplements. Yet, despite the promises of all the many supplements out there, virtually none of them are effective in promoting long-term weight loss.
The only over the counter product that has any effect is orlistat, which is also available by prescription. However, weight loss is usually very modest at best, and at a relatively large cost. When it comes to supplements, save your money.
Fad diets have been popular for years and the list is long. Some of them were falsely called "The Mayo Clinic Diet", and they seemed to change from year to year. Cabbage soup, grapefruit, and bacon and eggs were some of the foods emphasized on these so called Mayo Clinic diets, but none of them were associated with Mayo Clinic.
The HCG diet has made a resurgence in the past few years. Years ago, it was originally used along with a 500 calorie per day diet — anyone would lose weight eating that few calories. But it's not safe and not recommended.
Recently, I looked at some of the fad diets that were popular years ago. I didn't recognize many and hardly any of them are still around. Most tend to run their course until the next fad comes along.
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The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) came into being on July 5, 1950 when the Army's senior leadership identified a need for the Army to put aside internal parochialism and speak with one voice in the best interest of the Army and the nation.
Two organizations — the Infantry Association and the Field Artillery Association — came together under the AUSA banner. On January 1, 1955, the Antiaircraft Association became a part of AUSA, extending the initial steps taken toward a single voice for the Army.
For over 50 years, the Association of the U.S. Army has stood as the nation's voice for the United States Army — men and women; active, guard, and reserve; civilian employees; retirees; family members; friends of the Army. One hundred thirty-two chapters across America (and literally around the world) bring America's Army to the American people and, at the same time, serve as a voice for America's Army in the Halls of Congress.
Today, AUSA remains involved in many issues important to the men and women who serve this nation at home and abroad and the families they must so often leave behind. Additionally, AUSA serves as a conduit for communication between industry and the Army.
AUSA's primary role, however, is that of educator. Professional meetings, symposia and a library of written, visual, and on-line information is available to the Army professional and the general public. Testimony, information papers, and other publications are frequently provided to Congress. Among other issues, AUSA works to highlight the need for adequate defense funding, equitable pay, access to quality health care, and a fair retirement system. AUSA continues to promote the interests of the United States Army and, in the final analysis, the United States.


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Bulman, 29, is a veteran of seven NFL seasons with the Arizona Cardinals (2005) and Houston Texans (2006-11). The 6-foot-4, 281-pound defensive lineman originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the Cardinals out of Boston College in 2005. He spent the majority of his rookie season on the practice squad before being signed to the 53-man roster in early November and played in eight games. Bulman was released by Arizona following training camp in 2006 and spent that season and 2007 seasons rotating between the Houston practice squad and 53-man roster. His first full season in the NFL on the 53-man roster was in 2008.
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An Introduction to MSERV
Have you ever wondered who picks the music in your office? What about in elevators? I bet you sometimes stand in the elevator thinking, "You know, I bet if I just hit this little red button." That type of thinking is caused by elevator music. It never fails; unless you are employed by a progressive company, you will end up listening to artists that either: have been dead longer than you have been alive or make their money reproducing songs á la elevator music.
Obviously, this is a problem. A common solution for management is either to put everybody in cubicles, where they end up like trolls but can listen to their own music, or to dictate the music to be played.
The advent of personal jukeboxes like the NOMAD from Creative Labs (see Resources) can solve some of these problems. They have long play times, and the NOMAD can store over 150 CDs of music, something a walkman could never do. The problem with players is the word "personal". You can't share your general music interest; plus, they are $500.00 US apiece.
The population of networks within the office and the proliferation of MP3 technology has spawned a new type of player. It is called MSERV. MSERV is a piece of open-source software that allows an office to turn a PC-running Linux, or another open-source operating system, into an MP3 jukebox; it's a lot like a personal jukebox but with centralized capabilities for the entire office.
When I first downloaded MSERV, I thought it was something other than what it is; I thought it was a broadcast server. In my mind it would be great to have over 500 CDs worth of music sitting on one hard drive that I or anyone else could access from their local web browser. We could set up our own play lists and listen to any music we wanted, separately. After realizing exactly what MSERV was, I had to readjust my thinking. I am glad that I did; MSERV provided the people in our office a compromise with regard to the music we listen to. A technical description of MSERV would be: client/server, TCP/IP-based, central music deployment and ranking software. In short, it is like a Web Board Poll for MP3 listeners.
From an end-user standpoint, MSERV is a dream come true. It is specifically designed to play only the songs that people in the office want to hear. For example, if you have ten people who all enjoy the Eagles but only one who enjoys Yanni, that one person is out of luck. Why? Because MSERV uses a ranking system to pick the songs it plays. The ranking system is completely controlled by the user.
Let's say you are plugging away at your current geek-of-the-week task, and for some insane reason, a strange noise starts emitting from the overhead speaker. You're not sure, but it sounds like something your mother used to listen to. Instead of complaining and grumbling through your day, you fire up the good old web browser (hopefully not IE) and point it to the local MSERV machine. Voilà, you were correct, it is something your mother used to listen to. It's the Righteous Brothers and you saw Dirty Dancing one too many times to ever want to hear them again. Don't despair! MSERV allows you, the end user, to rank them into oblivion with one little click.
Of course, if everyone else loves them, they can rank them right back up, and you will hear it hour after hour, but at least some power has been given back to the end user.
The installation of MSERV is not difficult. The web site offers source, tar and rpm-based versions of the software. If you are running an RPM-based system (and the majority of systems out there are), then you'd type, as root, rpm -i mserv-0.33-1.i386.rpm. This will install all of the required components.
Once the program is installed, log in as a normal user. As the non-root user, you may start MSERV by entering the /usr/bin directory and typing MSERV. When MSERV starts, it will create a directory in the non-root users' home called .mserv. The .mserv directory is where the configuration and password files live.
MSERV comes with a web client. The web client is very simple to install. It only requires that Perl be on your system and that the ExecCGI option be turned on in the directory that you install into. Just copy the web client files to the URL that you would like to serve them from. For example, if your document root for your web server is /usr/local/apache/htdocs, you can install the files in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/mserv. Once you have edited the httpd.conf for the ExecCGI option, restart the Apache server. You should be able to point your web browser to your URL and have MSERV come up.
Once Apache is loading the pages correctly, you will want to change a couple of parameters in the mserv.cgi program. You can find it under the installed path. The main parameter you are looking for is the $host line. The $host line is the line that tells MSERV where to look for the programs.
If a web client is not what you are looking for, MSERV has a CLI and MS Windows client as well. The CLI is a Command Line Interface client and basically acts like a Telnet client. The MS Windows client is written in Delphi. Unfortunately, we were unable to test the Delphi version, as we don't run Windows.
The Delphi-based client is good for offices. As we all know, the majority of offices out there still run MS Windows, and having a Delphi client makes sense. Besides, consider it a proliferation option. First an MP3 server on Linux, then a mail server, then a web server, then a desktop, etc. Before long everybody will be running KDE2, and nobody will know the difference.
If you are a developer, MSERV offers a wealth of opportunities for improvement. That is not to say that MSERV is a bad product, exactly the opposite. But like most open-source projects, it needs polish. It needs a simple install and configure program, something beyond RPM or compiling. It needs a prettier front end, and it needs to be centralized, but also offer broadcasting capabilities.
MSERV offers an opportunity to provide a new product to the market. Here are some examples: a jukebox in the back of a car that directly interfaces with the stereo—just like CD-based jukeboxes but not limited to ten CDs per cartridge. Instead, you are limited only to the size of the hard drive you put in it. You can purchase an 82 gig hard drive for $300.00 US—82 gigs of hard drive space is large enough to hold approximately 2,000 CDs worth of music.
Another example would be a set-top box. You could connect a little box to your stereo at home and have all of your CDs available instantly. You could even set it up so that as soon as you put in a new CD it would check the CD information from CDDB and start ripping the CD into an MP3 archive.
If you were to add remote control services to either of these, you would have instant emperor-like status among couch potatoes.
MSERV is only in release 0.33, and it is not considered stable. We at Command Prompt, Inc. World Headquarters, a three-person company, have been using it for almost three weeks. The consensus is that we like it and that it is stable. If you have a resident geek in-house, give MSERV a try. It's a fun little product and actually provides a useful solution to a common problem. The true power of the program is in the open-source nature of the product. Anybody can develop for it, and anybody can extend it. But then again, you're reading Linux Journal. You already know this.
Joshua Drake is an e-commerce and Linux consultant who owns his own company, Command Prompt (http://www.commandprompt.com/). He has been using Linux for almost nine years and is the Linux Documentation Project's webmaster. His other projects include the LinuxPorts.com website and the OpenDocs publishing company.
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quote:Interesting, but I would be surprised if they had a better streaming selection that netflix.
quote:Do they have an app for Roku, PS3, iphone, or Android? I don't see anything on their site about it.
quote:With an Internet connection you can stream movies on most Windows or Mac computers, iPhone or Android phones, and iPads or Android Tablets. Coming soon are Internet-connected Samsung TVs, Blu-ray Disc players and home theater systems. And we'll be adding more devices.
quote:Yeah, couldn't find that info. I just signed up for a beta invite, but I might hold off until they come out with a PS3 or Roku app so I can watch it on my tv. Maybe by the time those apps become available there will be a decent consensus on the service whether it's good or not.
quote: amazon prime instant