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The first hint of that crackdown came on Wednesday in the form of two Warning Letters, both extensive in nature and detailing extensive violations.
The first, a Warning Letter to Wockhardt regarding its Waluj, India plant, detailed a wide range of disturbing allegations, including bathrooms that allowed for the collection of standing urine on floors, products contaminated with glass and unknown "black particles," staff that repeatedly lied to FDA on multiple occasions, and manufacturing lines that were kept hidden from investigators.
But the most egregious of all deficiencies alleged against the company regarded its testing practices. FDA said the company used "unofficial batch record forms" to conduct testing, allowing it to re-conduct tests that did not meet specifications and discard the original forms. The letter notes one instance in which an FDA investigator observed piles of discarded forms, which he requested be brought to him for inspection. A Wockhardt employee then reportedly tried to hide the forms, substituting them for a stack of alternate documents while placing the other ones in a bag in another location. The FDA investigator later discovered the documents, and found that they were batch reports regarding batches that did not meet visual inspection criteria.
The examples provided in the Warning Letter "raise serious concerns regarding the integrity, reliability and accuracy of the data generated and available at your facility," FDA wrote, demanding that the company provide an "independent and comprehensive evaluation of the extent and the deletion and destruction of records, a risk assessment regarding the potential impact on the quality of products, and a comprehensive corrective and preventive action plan."
But Wockhardt wasn't the only Indian company to receive a Warning Letter this week, and neither was it the only one to have allegations of data fraud levied against it.
Another letter released on 23 July 2013 to Fresenius Kabi-no stranger to Warning Letters as of late-references a January 2013 inspection in which FDA investigators discovered "significant deviations" from current good manufacturing practices (CGMPs) for active pharmaceutical ingredients.
Like Wockhardt, the company was accused of having "kept some samples, data and results outside of the local systems for assessing quality."
In other words, it was conducting off-the-record testing and not reporting all of the results it obtained, FDA said. Only the "final" results were recorded, with the implication being that undesirable tests were discarded in favor of ones showing the drugs to be in compliance with standards.
"Samples were retested without a record of the reason for the retest or an investigation," FDA added. "Only passing results were considered valid, and were used to release batches of APIs intended for US distribution."
Even the company's electronic data management software, typically used to ensure accountability in the quality system, permitted "unauthorized changes," FDA charged, allowing files to be "easily altered or deleted."
As with Wockhardt, FDA said Fresenius' "inability to detect and prevent poor data integrity practices raises serious concerns about the lack of quality system effectiveness" at the facility. Senior management at Kresenius, including those at the corporate level, appeared to be "unaware" of the deficiencies found at the plant, FDA added. "Your senior management, at the local and corporate levels, is responsible for assuring that strict corporate standards, procedures, resources, and communication processes are in place to detect and prevent breaches in data integrity, and that such significant issues are identified, escalated, and addressed in a timely manner," the letter adds.
Indeed, the letter goes on to paint a disturbing picture of a plant that apparently acted outside the knowledge of Fresenius' corporate leaders. In one notable instance, the facility reportedly combined two batches of API, with one having failed specifications testing and the other having passed. The new batch was then certified as having passed, the letter said. In subsequent interviews with Fresenius, FDA said management employees "found no evidence that a request to blend batches [of API] came from management."
This, FDA said, "raises additional concerns, as it shows that your organization operates outside of the framework of a robust quality system. When your employees are able to decide that a failing API can be blended with a passing API batch to obtain a final passing result, this indicates that there is poor quality governance."
As with the Wockhardt letter, the Fresenius Warning Letter also references FDA's new inspection authority, granted to it under the FDA Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA). In particular, if FDA determines that a company has delayed or otherwise disrupted its investigation, it can declare a drug "misbranded"-an authority clarified in a recently released guidance document.
This authority was cited in both letters, with FDA highlighting cases in both where employees had outright lied to investigators regarding certain conduct. In the case of Fresenius, one employee had reportedly "denied several times that he had performed sample trial injections and performed injections other than those reported in the quality control release testing records." FDA later determined these statements to be false once the firm admitted otherwise.
In another case, the company told FDA investigators that all files were automatically uploaded to a central server, and that no files would be found elsewhere. Investigators later found raw data testing files not contained on the server to be contained in desktop file folders.
In a third instance, FDA observed "foreign material" inside an unspecified piece of manufacturing equipment. An immediate request to inspect the material was denied, and when clearance was finally granted, the investigator found that the area had been cleaned. A facility employee then claimed the observed material had just been a "reflection of the light," but a subsequent deviation report observed by FDA confirmed the presence of the foreign material and an instruction to clear the equipment.
And-the cherry on top-an employee was observed "attempting to hide manufacturing-related records in his pocket from the FDA investigator," an act which he was apparently unsuccessful in completing.
If there seems to be one takeaway from both letters, it's that FDA is moving aggressively against companies where it determined that under-the-table testing is taking place, and is also referencing its new authority under FDASIA-in this case before it had even been explained in a guidance document-liberally. Companies would do well to get compliant, it seems.
FDA's Warning Letter to Fresenius
Warning Letter to Wockhardt
Inspection of Ranbaxy
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pretty fun map is included in some era mods like dark times 2
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pretty fun map is included in some era mods like dark times 2
still in it, eh?
hahaha that is so rad
this is amazing so glad i got here somehow :)
morrowind multiplayer
not ever, for gta anyway
there is a gearbox mod for the standard keyboard/joystick though Gta4-mods.com
I reduced the speeds to 60% of original value for myself to use
(found it to be the best speed for the size of the map)
if anyone needs it, i uploaded the handling.dat files for aynone to put in game directory here
A very good mod, handles the car physics just thought the speed might be a bit too much for the map and the sharp street turns
note: fast cars can still be fast, also did not change anything except speed
it changes the tlad bikes wonderfully
the bikes are slower than more powerful cars, as it should be
willbreaker? as in breaks willpower :D
diablo 2 barrels with skeletons :O
поздрав маки пријатељу, само да се јавим
army men 1,2 and toys in space just released on gog.com
what's the status on this game, is it a profit or non profit project ?
oh boy sht is rly kicking off, eh?
"embodies DRM principles"
o.o gog filefront :P
so glad you did this
very good mod specially love the mortality and injury features. Not a big fan of native (vanilla) recruitement.
And here's something to think about, if you are not in a certain faction, why are you allowed to upgrade those soldiers to their top lvl. Isn't it more logical to only get to upgrade them to soldiers of your current faction, or if you are not in one, to some mercenary troop tree (or your own retainer presets)
where did this come from :o
very nice must keep track of
so sick didn't notice this mod till now
ha this is so fun xD
wish i could use this mod in the actual game lol
well for a horror mods its either a lifeless machine or some kind of death incarnate bargening with your for souls or dead ppl or sometihng
you didn't have many options : )
i just tested it on my system (win7 64 bit) and i am experiencing no crash on lvl 2. This is bound to be an isolated problem, try reinstalling the mod like we discussed, or restarting the game from scratch or a convenient save.
are these uniques? holy sht
would this be possible in "go right" beat em up form, where you pick a soldier from a faction army and go kill tons of enemies on the battlefiels as you walk right to the harder ones? maybe unlocking better tier creatures with kills? kill the hero? xD
great idea better than the vendor
its great, prefer the perfected doom 3 run speed though. the weaker flashlight is ok
a note: all the mods and original game saber throw is op, no one thought to give it a cooldown or something?
great thanks
edit: might need older version file structure so i can uninstall safely


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D Lewis, born on April 17th in 1973, started playing electronic music in several clubs as soon as he came of age and, at the same time, he began approaching to some discographic productions. In early 90's he met dj Emix with whom he started a long collaboration that will bring them to produce more than fifty "vinyl records". In 1999 he took part to a course for "sound engeneer" in Milan and the following year he gave birth to his own "recording studio" called "Locomotore Recording Studio" based in Rome. After his collaboration with many different labels, he carried out the Off's Electrica salsa's remix in 2004, produced by Joe T Vannelli for Clubbin' Records , appreciated and played by many international dj's, followed by Venusville, Push it, Belladonna feat. Vladimir Luxuria, Back to acid, Gomma, Fuck, John Dahlback's remix "If you give me" and many others…"Scariche", one of his most known and famous records, brought him to a close collaboration with Claudio Donato's Antibemusic Records Company to which belong Acid 80', Zig Zag, Abm, Mr. Disc, Sound Real and Fulltime Records. In 2007 he published his first album, "Officine Romane", together with Emix, distributed in Italy, France, Switzerland, Spain, Russia and broadcasted in Germany by "Zyx Records", followed by the video "Baby", the first single to come out and showed by the main tv-radio's stations. Together with Emix he gave birth to a discographic project titled "Audiosafe" trying to search for new sounds. At the same time, he started performing at several prestigious clubs such as: Red Zone (Pg), Madame Butterfly (Fe), Alcatraz (Mi), Rolling Stone (Mi), Magazzini Generali (Mi), Pacha (Palma de Mallorca), Space (Valencia), Bcm (Palma de Mallorca), Divinae Folliae (Bisceglie), Peter Pan ( Riccione), Canniccia Club ( Versilia) and as resident-dj at Palladium (Rome), Cyborg (Tr), Arabesk (Vt), Nrg (Rome), Muccassassina ( Rome), Cocoricò (Rn), Area Mito (Ss) and at Space (Ibiza) on summer 2007.From 2003 he is resident-dj at "Diabolika International Party", the famous "party-event" that brought him around the entire peninsula and in Europe and also on a "Live radio show" every Saturday on M2O. In 2008 he realized with Emix a "one-night show", titled "Reazione", exclusively once a month from Cocoricò (Riccione) and from Nrg (Rome). In the same year he began writing (monthly) for a magazine "Maxim" (nightlife/djblog). D Lewis is a very special and quite "different" dj on the scene; his passion for music, his musical culture and his technical preparation and knowledge let himself realize some very unique "sets", to be considered such an "eclectic" dj.
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MTV Games and Harmonix want to tap into a new breed of Rock Band 2 fans by teaming up with Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment to pimp the theatrical release of the new Star Trek motion picture, due this May 8th. The folks behind Rock Band are calling on all Trekkies to take part in their latest Star Trek promotion, offering players a chance to score some cool prizes. Beginning April 7th through April 21st, lucky Rock Band 2 players can score 500 free Rock Band Music Store downloads from the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Store each day. Registration for the sweepstakes are open as of today.
The real fun begins later this month, when the Star Trek Ultimate Battle of the Bands challenge kicks off. Trekkies who team up and compete against other bands in Rock Band 2's online Battle of the Bands mode this April 20th through April 27th will get a chance to win a hometown screening of the upcoming Star Trek motion picture for their band and friends. All you gotta do is make sure your band gets the highest score! An additional 20 randomly selected players will score a chance at winning a Star Trek/Rock Band prize pack filled with exclusive gear.
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FOI request - London Specialised Commission - HIV Budget for 2009/10, 2010/11 and 2011/12 (if known)
Today I have submitted a Freedom of Information request to LSG asking:
With regards to our previous communications and the LSG response http://benefits.tcell.org.uk/sites/default/files/documents/London%20Consortium%200809.pdf< , I write to further to enquire what is the London Specialist Commission HIV budget is for the period 09/10, 10/11 and 11/12 (if known) and could you advise in what area's this budget has been spent.
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I submitted a request to the Health Protection Agengcy to enquire about the suggested costs of treatment for someone living with HIV.
My request: Dear HPA, I understand that the HPA is quoting a treatment figure of someone with HIV over a lifetime to be £360K, please could you provide you details to substatiate this as my figures suggest I have asked NAT to clafity it treatment value of £360K, based upon http://benefits.tcell.org.uk/sites/default/files/Reply%20Letter%20061010...< London budget of £236m supporting a mimium of 50,000 people (45,000 of though living within London) costs £4,720 x 25 years = £118K. Thank you.
HPA response: Thank you for your interest in our initial calculations of the lifetime costs of HIV infection.
In the 2009 annual HIV report the HPA estimated the HIV-related life-time costs for diagnosed
individuals; this calculation was preliminary and based on literature that suggests the ART
cost for an individual represented between 56% and 73% of the overall cost.
Using these proportions as a baseline we were able to take current ART costs and extrapolate
the figure to represent the total cost for an individual. The overall figure of between 280K and 360K
was calculated assuming that an individual diagnosed at 36 years (median age at diagnosis)
would have a 37 year treatment period, using current rates of ARV coverage.
We are working with modellers and academics to refine our estimates.
This overall figure is not comparative to the London budget due to a range of reasons.
The estimated figure produced by the HPA is a generalised figure based on ART costs.
Not all people living with a diagnosed HIV infection receive ART
- current guidelines suggest treatment begins once CD4 cells drop below 350 cells.
In your calculation you assume that all individuals are on treatment.
In addition ART costs within London are not comparable to ART costs elsewhere in the UK.
Finally we calculated that an individual diagnosed at 36 years will have 37 years on treatment.
The £236K (should read £236m) which you are comparing to the estimated 280K-360K is the budget
received to treat all individuals for 2009/2010 and not for one individuals life time cost.
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust publishes first Quality Account
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH) recently published its first Quality Account covering the 2010/11 year. Quality Accounts are annual reports to the public about the quality of NHS services.
Chief Executive James Reilly said, "We welcome the opportunity to report to the public on the quality of our services, what we are doing well, where we have identified areas for improvement and what we plan to do to improve.
"We are committed to providing the best possible community healthcare services for local people. We received some really positive feedback from our patients about the quality of our services over the last year, particularly around treating patients with politeness, dignity and respect.
"To make sure that our improvement priorities reflect the priorities of our patients, the wider public and the people we work with, we involved different groups to help us put the report together. We involved patient and community representatives, our commissioners and our staff.
"We feel that the focus on getting our improvement priorities and forward-looking actions right has provided us with an excellent platform for embedding a culture of continuous quality improvement here at CLCH."
The priority areas identified in the CLCH Quality Account focus on: improving discharge processes from hospitals to the community, strengthening results of clinical and patient reported outcomes, involving patients more in designing their own care, improving service models and developing integrated pathways of care, and developing a more detailed understanding of patient experience in order to improve quality.
CLCH provides community healthcare services, including community nursing and health visiting, across the boroughs of Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster, and – from 1 April this year – Barnet. It is the first year that community healthcare providers have been required to produce Quality Accounts and coincides with CLCH becoming a NHS Trust.
The CLCH Quality Account can be found on the Trust's website, www.clch.nhs.uk<. For more information, or to request a hard copy, contact the CLCH Communications team via email to firstname.lastname@example.com<.
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Refer LSCG published accounts http://www.londonspecialisedcommissioning.nhs.uk/news_and_publications<
Duration: December 2011 - May 2012
As part of a larger review of HIV services in London, the London Specialised Commissioning Group< (SCG) has commissioned Sigma Research to investigate the views of people with diagnosed HIV about the NHS HIV services provided to them. The research will consist of a survey and qualitative focus groups.
The self-completion survey is available to complete online now at www.mycareicare.org.uk<. The survey will also be promoted by London advocacy and AIDS service organisations. In addition paper copies of the survey will also administered by dedicated fieldworkers in all the 28 specialist HIV clinics in Greater London.
The survey will cover: demographics, current service use, motivations for service choice, aspirations for service development and broader social care needs. Sampling and recruitment will be controlled to ensure a sample broadly representative of the population of people using HIV clinical services in London and ensure representation from all 28 London clinics. Focus groups with key groups of people with HIV will investigate in more detail motivations for service use, satisfaction with services and aspirations and suggestions for service development.
Funded by the London Specialised Commissioning Group< the research will be conducted between December 2011 and May 2012. Survey and qualitative fieldwork will take place between February and April and a full public report will be available in June 2012.
All data collected will be bound by the confidentiality policy< of Sigma Research. The project has been approved by the Ethics Committee of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine<.
Key contact: Peter Keogh<
refer http://www.nat.org.uk/media/Files/Policy/2012/March-2012-%20NAT-The-New-...<


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Marshall, Texas, Billboard Asks if Obama Voters Are Embarrassed
There are 373 comments on the www.aolnews.com story from May 7, 2010, titled Marshall, Texas, Billboard Asks if Obama Voters Are Embarrassed . In it, www.aolnews.com reports that:
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#374 Aug 6, 2010
After spending some time reading several of sundog's post, it's fairly clear that he is very unhappy, maybe handicapped, has no real life other than the net, seemed fixed on having weird sex with everything, uncomfortable around people and probably not been layed in many years.
Just go back and read some of his 17,000 post's and you may agree with me. I got to go, bye,bye.
#375 Aug 7, 2010
Cabinboy aka sunbeam up my anus has been on the qweer ship Pink Torpedo for to long. Being no.1 barrel boy, shanghaiing johnsons, and deep throating pork sword has caused it to develop multiple skicifrenic Turkish prison syndrome. The first sign of this sickness is posting pictures of grown naked men on the web.Senator Brown MA postings by cabinboy (sunhole) left me with only one conclusion. Cabinboy has a fatal attraction!
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#376 Aug 7, 2010
I see you're still stupid and still having those homosexual fantasies about me. Time in lock-up didn't change that, did it? I guess it just gave you more time for sexual fantasies.
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#377 Aug 7, 2010
I guess the suprise here for everyone is that you can read.
#378 Aug 7, 2010
Well if it isn't the want to be al quaeda terrorist Ayashe (I wack off camels for a living) HiDi. How are those third degree tongue burns healing? Next time you attempt to blow up an automobile, don't put your lips on the first thing that looks like a johnson (tailpipe). You should also wait until the car stops moving because that road rash will give people the idea you spend most of your time on your hands and knees on the carpet.
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#379 Aug 7, 2010
Man, you still got it bad for me, don't you? Well, like I told your queer dad, no, you can't bl0w me.
By the way, your posts still make no sense whatsoever. Your third grade education hasn't done you a bit of good.
#380 Aug 8, 2010
Hey SunDoggie
Stop flirting with these guys.
You said I was your only homo lover.
Such a tramp!
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#381 Aug 8, 2010
Ass still sore Telstar?
You just need to learn how to quit me. You were beat.
By the way, what's all that talk about you sending emails to someone's kid? Holy Christ, you are a true sexual predator, aren't you?
#382 Aug 13, 2010
Except that we know that they're not fantasies.
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Since: May 10
#383 Aug 15, 2010
You're right. He's obsessed with me.
#384 Sep 5, 2010
Geeeezzz , you guys are really harsh....
IF i had voted for Osama, I would not feel embarrassed, I learn from my Mistakes. BUT, I can say, he is one of the worst presidents i have ever seen running the United States. I think his jive talk and big white smile is the only thing that got him into the WhitezHouse......Given the opportunity, I don't think the NHN could bring back a run down Fried Chicken Joint.....I'll be glad when he gets sent back to his home town of Kenya....
Ohhhh, and i've still never seen his REAL Birth Certificate.....
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#385 Sep 5, 2010
One of the worst presidents, huh?
Well, let's see...Bush said he was going to get bin Laden "dead or alive." He failed.
He said he there were WMD in Iraq. He lied.
He borrowed almost 3 trillion dollars from the Chinese to fight two wars without end essentially bankrupting America.
He gave tax breaks to the rich while exporting American jobs at a phenomenal rate.
He (along with McCain and Kennedy) proposed amnesty for illegals.
He told us in March of 2008 that the "fundamentals of the economy were sound," and by September of that same year, we was spending billions to bail out wall street and the banks.
And what's Obama done? Well, he did bail out the auto industry and that cost us a shyt load of money, but in the end, he saved about a million auto and auto related jobs.
He promised us health care and he gave us health care.
He said we'd be out of Iraq and we are out of Iraq.
So all I can say at this point is the only thing I am embarrassed about is that I voted for Bush in 2000 and that he hasn't been hanged for his crimes against America.
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Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) can help in improving how business stakeholders and software developers communicate with each other, but there are some common anti-patterns when using Cucumber to run the automated tests, which Aslak Hellesøy, Matt Wynne and Steve Tooke described in a recent discussion.
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Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) recognizes that software development is fundamental to businesses of today and helps to improve how business stakeholders and software developers communicate with each other, Kevin Smith claims in a recent blog post about his experiences working with BDD.
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QASymphony, a testing services company, has recently released the State of Test-First Methodologies 2016 Report, a survey of over 200 people/organizations from 15 countries. The purpose of the survey was to evaluate the adoption of test-first technologies -BDD/ATDD/TDD – and how they are perceived by respondents.
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Explaining Craftsmanship techniques is hard, especially to Senior Management and Executives. Since understanding is usually key to a mindset shift and technical practices are the way to develop good quality software, it's very important to explain them. Mike Bowler facilitated a workshop on how to use Lego for technical practices during the 7th Agile Games Conference.
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Test First Approaches With Test Driven Development and Behavior Driven Development
InfoQ interviewed Gil Zilberfeld about the benefits that a test first approach can bring, the concepts of Test Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior Driven Development (BDD) and examples of teams using BDD and TDD, and how you can explore BDD and TDD without doing any coding.
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I was trained as a lawyer and practiced in the fields of corporate law and bank regulation in large U.S. firms for 20 years, then decided to do other things. My career has included banking and being an entrepreneur. For seven years I was CEO of a high-tech sports business. I have retired from active business and spend full-time writing, mostly on economic subjects.
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Tim Travis is a veteran deep value investor and money manager. Travis has extensive experience in traditional investments such as stocks and bonds, in addition to having a unique methodology of combining options and distressed investing with value investing to generate income, reduce risk, and to add an element of timing. Currently Tim Travis is the founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Chief Investment Officer of T&T Capital Management. T&T Capital Management is an Irvine, California based Registered Investment Advisor that manages accounts for both individual and institutional investors.
Travis was born in Laguna Beach, California and became captivated with the value investment philosophy in his early teens through reading books written by Benjamin Graham, and the shareholder letters from Berkshire Hathaway, and the Buffett Partnership L.P. Tim Travis became intrigued by the notion that stocks aren't just pieces of paper but instead are fractional shares of a business that can be analyzed by comprehensive analysis of the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. He majored in Business and Economics at the University of California Santa Barbara, graduating in 2004, and he also had the privilege of studying international economics at the University of Richmond in Florence, Italy. Tim Travis got his feet wet in finance working for both Scottrade and AG Edwards & Sons during his college career. Upon graduation Travis worked at the Vanguard Group in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was there that he learned that most mutual funds underperform their respective indexes, and he became disappointed at the overwhelming diversification in most mutual funds, that really makes most of them function as "closet" index funds.
After leaving the Vanguard Group, Travis worked for a small futures and commodities firm in Mission Viejo, California. It was there that Tim developed an adept knowledge of options, particularly the selling of options to take advantage of the higher probabilities involved. It was also during this time in his life that Travis began reading everything he could possibly find on value investing. Some of his role models in the field are Warren Buffett, Martin Whitman, Bruce Berkowitz, Seth Klarman, Peter Lynch, Glenn Greenberg, etc. After working with clients from around the world Travis broke away and started T&T Investment Management L.L.C.
At T&T, Travis refined his unique methodology combining value investing, with the selling of options to generate income and reduce risk. T&T experienced explosive growth by partnering with a local commodities firm. After several years Tim Travis realized that without controlling the majority of the company any longer, he didn't have full control over the company's strategic direction. Divergent business principles caused Tim Travis to break away and form T&T Capital Management. At TTCM which Tim Travis is the sole owner, he is allowed to offer only the best products and services, at a reasonable price, without conflicts of interest.
T&T Capital Management's goal is build wealth for both individual and institutional investors, and to accomplish these goals Travis as Chief Investment Officer employs his deep value investing techniques. Each account is managed on a day to day, personal basis, and there are no cookie cutter portfolios defined only by one's age and risk tolerance. Every security is researched and hand selected by Travis and his research team. T&T Capital Management takes pride in first class customer service and research which is regularly communicated to clients for education purposes.
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Doug's academic background is in economics and statistics. Doug retired from his position as Managing Director at one of the world's largest management consulting firms in 2002 to focus on preferred stock research. Doug does not sell preferred stocks nor is he a stock broker or financial adviser.


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Scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have for the first time detected the presence of small amounts of radioactivity from the 2011 Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant accident in a seawater sample from the shoreline of North America.
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WEYBRIDGE — Former Weybridge Town Clerk Karen Brisson asked for forgiveness from the many whose bond of trust she broke by embezzling more than $400,000 in taxpayers' funds over six years, a crime for which she was sentenced to two years in prison on July 18 by U.S. District Court Judge Christina Reiss.
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One of the big Loch Lomond mansions, now converted into flats.
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Looking west from the pier, with some youngsters paddling. Date unknown.
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Helensburgh benefector William Kidston, who lived in the seafront Ferniegair, is seen in this photograph of a portrait presented to him on December 5 1877 "by the Inhabitants of Helensburgh and Neighbourhood, in testimony of his indefatigable efforts in promoting the prosperity and protecting the interests of the locality". The story of the Kidston family can be found in the People section of the main website.
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The second part of a whole school picture taken in front of the Colquhoun Street building in 1958, including headmaster Steven Hutchison. Image supplied by Phil Plumbe, a former Clyde Street School and Larchfield pupil now living in Melbourne, Australia.
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This picture of the central part of Helensburgh is circa 1970.
Portincaple House
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Portincaple House on Loch Longside was also known as Ferry House, and the ferry plied across the loch to Mark. An open-air church service was held annually on the front lawn on Glasgow Fair Sunday. It was the home of ferryman and fisherman Finlay McNab and his family, and also the holiday home of the controversial Nottingham MP Charles Bradlaugh. Image circa 1902.
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A Row FC team picture at Ardenconnel Park.
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A Clyde Street Primary School class, circa 1964. Back row: Ronald Park, Kenneth Glendye, Jim Urquhart, Duncan Campbell, William Bell, Neil Harper, Edward McKell, John Spy, ?; middle: Susan Taylor, Jacqueline Craig, Helen McWilliams, Mary Ross, Lesley ?, Lesley Coll, Fiona Grant, Elspeth Robertson, Kathleen Hamilton; front sitting: Royston Pearce, ?, Janet Shields, ?, Terry ?, ?, Catherine ?, Elizabeth Stewart, Billy McKechnie; on floor: ?, Simon Fraser, ?, George Beggs. Image supplied by Sue Taylor.
World War veterans
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Helensburgh veterans of the First and Second World Wars pictured at a reunion at the burgh home of Colonel McConnell, DSO, TD (front row, centre), circa 1950. Seated in the front row, second from the left, is World War One Battle of the Somme survivor Archibald Robertson, whose granddaughter Joan Spencer supplied this image. Third from the right in the standing front row is James Taylor, who owned the Music Shop in James Street, and second from the right is Walter S.Bryden, son of Provost Sam Bryden and owner of Macneur & Bryden Ltd. and the Helensburgh and Gareloch Times.
Sinclair Street shops
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A view of the east side of Sinclair Street, between Clyde Street and Princes Street, circa 1950. The shops are C.G.Reid ironmonger, J.Rowan clothier, Birrell confectioner, the Tudor Garden Restaurant, A.Massey & Sons grocer, Alex Munro butcher, Peacocks hairdresser, Hargan's shoes, the entrance to the Waldie & Co. Ltd. garage, two unidentified shops, Ross shoes, Maclachlan bakers.
Camis Eskan House
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An aerial view of Camis Eskan House, circa 1972, when it was in use as a hospital. The main part was built in 1648 by the Dennistouns, who had a royal connection through marriage. In 1836 the mansion was sold to Colin Campbell from Renfrewshire, and his descendants owned it until November 1946 when it was bought by the then Dunbartonshire County Council. Well known Helensburgh architect A.N.Paterson was commissioned by the then tenant, lawyer Leonard Gow, to modernise and extend the building in 1915. During the Second World War it was requisitioned by the Government and used as a hospital for Polish Army casualties, then rented to the County Council for use as a hospital for, first, TB patients, then infectious diseases, then maternity, and finally geriatric use. In 1979 it was developed for private flats and dwellings. Image supplied by Robert Reid.
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A Clyde Street Primary School class, circa 1962. Back row: ?, Royston Pearce, George Beggs, Peter Elliot, John Spy, ?, ?,
Edward McKell, Ronald Park, Billy McKechnie, ?, Harry Stenhouse; middle: Elizabeth Stewart, ?, Lesley Coll, Roderick McKenzie, William Bell, Kenneth Glendye, Neil Harper, ?, Duncan Campbell, Jim Urquhart, Simon Fraser, Colin Reid, Caroline ?; front: Janet Shields, Kathleen Hamilton, Terry ?, Fiona Grant, Helen McWilliams, Hazel Towler, Mary Ross, Susan Taylor, Anne-Marie ?, Elspeth Robertson, Catherine ?. Image supplied by Sue Taylor.
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