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February 01, 2010, 06:33:43 PM »
Backhoes, bulldozers, excavators I love them all. By my fifth birthday, I could name every piece of heavy construction equipment. Most children enjoy the prosaic games tag or hopscotch. I was different; I preferred going to family company owned construction sites and riding the equipment with my grandfather. With an early interest in construction, my attention inevitably turned towards Legos and Erector Sets. Even my first job, landscaping, related to construction.
In all technicality, I was a landscaper long before receiving a paycheck. Memories of planting flowers and pulling weeds with my parents flood my mind at the beginning of every spring. On more than a few occasions, I would pretend the flowerbeds were construction sites and I would use my toy trucks over mundane garden tools. My backhoe dug holes for flowers, my grader loosened soil around otherwise hard to pull weeds, and my bulldozer dumped dirt on weeds I was too lazy to pull. The summer following my twelfth birthday, I was ready to branch out of my parents garden and begin my professional landscaping career. Having recently built a house on a massive 15-acre property, I started my career with my grandfather. For the next several summers, the land was ours to tame and mold.
Through the summers, I never tired of landscaping. Naturally, I thought about a career in construction. However, as I began my studies at Allegheny College my dreams started to transform. Suddenly, construction was only a hobby, no longer satisfying my intellectual desires. Several philosophy courses later, Descartes mind/body problem captivated me. As I progressed in philosophy, disappointment set in when modern philosophers had no concrete evidence for a mind/body link. Realizing I needed a more empirical route, and thinking the answer lay with the brain, I began studying psychology eventually leading me to neuroscience.
As a neuroscience major, I was awarded many opportunities to take part in various research projects. Through two separate internships and a yearlong independent study, I gained valuable insight into the world of scientists. The summers of 2007 and 2008 saw me taking a sabbatical from landscaping. Opening the door to the world of academic research, I worked with Dr. Hollerman on an animal model of autism in my first internship. Fall semester I had the opportunity to continue with the summer research, however, still interested in a mind/brain link I chose to study memory. For the next year, I studied two subtypes of declarative memory in rodents, attempting to show they were associated with two different areas of the brain. Though failing to support my hypothesis, my research added to the litany of others attesting to the fact that declarative memory is not specific to humans. Summer of 2008, I continued researching, this time working with Dr. Juhasz, synthesizing a stockpile of carborane anions used in the construction of superacids. Unlike my previous internship, there was little in the way of experimentation creating an environment that felt similar to working at a private research firm.
Though I enjoyed my research endeavors, they alone were unable to quench my voracious intellectual thirst. With this knowledge, I resumed my old landscaping post after graduation, while I reflected on my experiences in neuroscience. I emerged with the realization that I came out of science with a desire to use research in a way to affect regulatory policies, something only a study of the law provides. I now wish to use my background in science to begin a career as an intellectual property lawyer. I am confident that my background in construction and science fields that demand excellence in methodical, logical, and analytical thinking will allow me to succeed in law school. My backhoes, bulldozers, and excavators have since transformed into methodical, logical, and analytical thinking, themes that have been present throughout my life.
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February 01, 2010, 06:58:26 PM »
tighten up overall. one example:
(I emerged with) the realization that (I came out of) science with a desire (to use )research in a way (to affect )etc etc
Sort of repetitive phrasing and can be shortened, as in 'My scientific experience endowed me with a desire to conduct meaningful research.'
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February 01, 2010, 07:04:00 PM »
"In all technicality, I was a landscaper long before receiving a paycheck" "I was a landscaper long before I received my first paycheck.
Im not sure its a good idea to use toddler-time interests as backups for your particular path. Its just a little "IVE ALWAYSS WANTED TO BE A ... " type essay. I would lessen the detail on your early years and expand more meaningful coverage of later things.
I began studying psychology eventually leading me to neuroscience
not sure this is grammatical, neads a pause in thought, like .."I began studying psychology, eventually sharpening my focus towards neuroscience"
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February 11, 2010, 07:05:56 PM »
I would agree with the first and second posters. Read each paragraph as its own entity. You tend to bring things up, devote a sentence to the idea, then move on. There is a real lack of continuity. You played in the dirt, then you went to college--how does the one carry you into the other? Unless you went to school to be an architect or real estate developer, it really does not. I can appreciate Descartes, but you fail to explain the Mind/Body link (you do not have enough time regardless) and hence that paragraph really sits alone and again breaks the flow.
What I gathered from this, you have an interest in regulatory policy. That is your focus, but why? Figure out the defining thing in your past that has lead to that interest, then create your narrative from that. Was it something you witness during your time in landscaping or construction? Was it from working in the field of neuroscience? Often a first draft is useful only in as much as finding your topic sentence or overall theme. That is why it is important not to spend too much time on it--likely you are going to cut 90%.
hope that helped
william wallace
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February 24, 2010, 07:18:48 AM »
Okay, I would cut this part of a sentence "Although it failed to support my hypothesis." I feel it just doesn't matter.
I think you should cut the first two paragraphs completely. Maybe the problem mentioned by other posters would be solved if you focused on a smaller time frame. You do bring things up and then move on. Maybe if you shortened your time period, you would be able to go into more detail.
Use this extra space to expand more on the last paragraph.
Don't mean to be critical. You can do this!!!
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Olitsky SE, Hug D, Plummer LS, Stass-Isern M. Orbital infections. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 626.
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Valve Tries To Charge People Based On How Likable They Are: Trolls Pay Full Price
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"The issue that we're struggling with quite a bit is something I've kind of talked about before, which is how do you properly value people's contributions to a community?" he said, reflecting on a discussion he had with Develop last year.And the latest news is that they are going beyond this crazy idea into seeing what's actually possible:
Last year Newell told Develop that "the games industry has this broken model, which is one price for everyone. That's actually a bug, and it's something that we want to solve through our philosophy of how we create entertainment products".
"An example is – and this is something as an industry we should be doing better – is charging customers based on how much fun they are to play with.
"So, in practice, a really likable person in our community should get Dota 2 for free, because of past behaviour in Team Fortress 2. Now, a real jerk that annoys everyone, they can still play, but a game is full price and they have to pay an extra hundred dollars if they want voice."
"We're trying to figure out ways so that people who are more valuable to everybody else [are] recognized and accommodated. We all know people where if they're playing we want to play, and there are other people where if they're playing we would [rather] be on the other side of the planet.I'm curious as to how exactly this would work. I think there are lots of community-based properties would love to be able to charge trolls more. However, this could be really, really difficult to work in practice, and create some problems, depending on what the overall goals are. It would be nice, of course, if you could come up with a perfect system to get rid of trolls, but distinguishing true trolls can often be much more difficult in practice than in theory.
"It's just a question of coming up with mechanisms that recognize and reward people who are doing things that are valuable to other groups of people."


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January 18, 2016 01:44
The no. of integrations possible in Rollbar is mind boggling. Exception tracking is one of the major pain point in DevOps and Rollbar eases and automates the entire process. The automatic error grouping works like a charm. We internally log all user sessions (anonymously). You can map errors to user_ids and session ids as well. So, using Rollbar API and custom data sent with the exception, i can use it to track user wise exceptions. Having tried, used and paid (non-free tier) of all the competitors in this space, this is the best one.
Would recommend them.
Great - regardless of the environment!
January 19, 2016 08:44
Best Error Tracking System
January 19, 2016 11:18
I have tried other error tracking systems for php and found that Rollbar has the best support that i can find for most frameworks. If the system is not natively implemented for a framework a google search will reveal that there are community members that have built implementation for rollbar.
Rollbar is a lifesaver
January 23, 2016 14:34
Rollbar became a must for me in post-deployment exception handling and production-related problems debugging.
Here's a list of features that made Rollbar a lifesaver for me:
Report anything:
You can manually report anything you want, this feature helps a lot in debugging production-related bugs. You can also attach a custom payload to be inspected in the dashboard later.
You can use Rollbar-agent internally in your server to prevent Rollbar from blocking your business logic and routines.You can also use the common background job processors like sidekiq, resque ... etc
Awesome Documentation
You have a very rich documentation to read, but actually you'll just need the first 2 paragraphs to go ahead with it!
Wide set of helpers
For me as a rails developer i found a lot of helpers related to rails like: Capistrano deployment hooks, ActiveJob integration, Async error reporting and Rails booting error handling.
You don't need to refresh the page each time to see the new exceptions, everything is real-time !
Free Trial
You can use Rollbar for free to try it without getting engaged in any financial operation, and you can also keep using it if your rate is under 5000 report per month.
Fast Support
I had a very good experience with their support, they respond in a short time and give flexible solutions.
The Absolute BEST Thing You Can Do for Writing Better Software
September 26, 2016 09:44
Team Rollbar--I LOVE you guys and your wonderful service! This review is far too long overdue.
Let me save you a bunch of time and make the decision for you. If you're not already using an error tracking platform, you must. If you're deciding between which services to use, just go with Rollbar, and stop deliberating.
Rollbar is hands-down, THE BEST full-stack application error and exception monitoring/tracking system.
I was an early user and first started using Rollbar in early 2012 (back when it was still called Ratchet.io). Suffice it to say, it has completely transformed and leveled-up the way I build and write applications.
Rollbar is now a must-have for any application I build. TDD? Yeah, could do that, or you can just be more lean and start building, and Rollbar will catch all of your exceptions for you. Large team? Even more so that you need Rollbar, so that you can detect and fix errors before they inconvenience your users.
Here are the reasons for why I think Rollbar is great:
Best thing since sliced bread - For the developers in the late 90's to early 2000's who remember it, just as Firebug and later on Chrome Developer Tools was to JavaScript development, so is Rollbar to development on any stack. Before, with writing JavaScript in Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer 4.0, all you had to go off of was that there was a JS error and the JS on a page was completely broken. Developers familiar with that old debugging technique will shake their heads today--manual binary search, commenting out parts of code until it started working again--those days are gone. Now, with Rollbar, you can know with certainty what parts of your application, down to the specific line(s) of code, are causing the exception.
Rollbar has an exceptional, world-class team. Rollbar is built by engineers, for engineers. I know because I've worked with a few folks at team Rollbar, including the founder/CEO Brian Rue, who has been a mentor and advisor to me at a few startups, and some of my elite former colleagues who were hand-picked to join the Rollbar team. They are extremely talented hackers and engineers.
Rollbar scales, an is extremely reliable. We're not just talking Mickey Mouse pretend scale, but they actually do. Guess what? Unlike most of the rest of the web, they're actually NOT primarily an AWS-based stack (yeah, because AWS outages can cause large chunks of the web to fail). Rollbar is in multiple data centers across the world for improved latency, durability/reliability of data.
Rollbar is extremely easy to integrate and very well documented. There are modules/agents for just about every stack and programming language. A basic setup takes 5-10 minutes.
Rollbar is thoughtful. In the early days of Rollbar, data wasn't scrubbed so potentially you could see sensitive information in the notifications you got. Now, they've significantly improved the reporting agents and UI so that sensitive information can be scrubbed before sending notifications, and additional sensitive/PII fields can be configured in the interface.
Rollbar beats the pants off of their competitors. The primary competitors I'm thinking of are Sentry and New Relic. New Relic is more for infrastructure than application, and often, infrastructure smells and problems are code problems. In terms of budgeting or planning IT spend, I would maximize spending on Rollbar and maybe some more basic infrastructure monitoring like hand-rolled Nagios or even Datadog (which also totally rocks, btw) instead of New Relic. As for comparison with Sentry? See next bullet point.
Rollbar is an adult, whereas Sentry** is a kid. Sentry came out of Disqus, and was built by designer-engineers. Don't get me wrong--they have good engineers, but not as good as Rollbar's. I don't care if Sentry is more popular atm or if the UI looks better; I want to know that I can have absolute confidence in my error tracking platform and sleep better at night. If error tracking services were facial hair, Rollbar would be a full, lush beard, and Sentry would be the teenage kid with sporadic prickly hairs here and there and some peach fuzz on the side. Rollbar doesn't rate-limit by default, which means you get all of your exception occurrences notified and tracked. It is 4K Ultra HD, if you will. (Though, to help manage costs and temper noise, you can set custom rate limits per API key--this is so powerful!) Sentry rate-limits by default, resulting in "sampling" error tracking which isn't full coverage and leaves you erroneously thinking that your app is in better health than it actually is.
Rollbar is "multi-tenant" (similar to GitHub) in the sense that you can have one user account affiliated with multiple organizations and projects. This is a nice added convenience.
Rollbar is enterprise-ready and has on-premise deployments.
As of this review, it's 2016--why aren't you using Rollbar yet? If you're still trying to hand-roll your own error logging system, I would seriously question you or your company's technical competence.
Easy to integrate + use
March 22, 2016 06:38
Very low friction integration and they have a usable free tier. Maybe it would make sense to call it freemium? Because you can keep using it if you have <5000 events (which you can get upped to 50k by getting in touch with them.
Simple, easy, good integrations and great support !
April 27, 2016 06:43
After struggling with other error reporting tools like Errbit we decided to give Rollbar a go.. And we're still going after almost a year ! Rollbar just works.
Integration is just a few lines of code and we get everything delivered up to our Slack dev channel. The UI is great, simple and clean.
The free tier contains everything you need for small/medium projects, so it's very good to get started without the hassle of maintaining an error reporting tool yourself.
Cherry on top of it ? The support is excellent and fast (tested mail and IRC) :)
Our review
April 04, 2016 04:03
Rollbar is the best error tracking software on market! We just can recommend it!
Great onboarding experience, multiple production fixes in under an hour
April 01, 2016 08:09
I've been dipping my toes in with lots of solutions lately, looking for anything that would provide me with the kind of insight I need to build great products. Honestly, the competition is stiff right now. There are so many good tools, but Rollbar is hitting all of the right notes. It took me literally 60 minutes from deciding to try it out to installing, logging a test error, injecting into our production package, push some environment segmenting variables over, and then fixing actual errors that we had somehow failed to catch before.
I emailed back and forth with the representative that reached out to me as I was getting going, and was happy with the responsiveness too.
I don't want to name names, but I pretty quickly uninstalled another system's "RUM" script shortly thereafter, and then proceeded to ditch the default email alerts in favor of a beautiful Slack/Asana/Bitbucket integration setup. Rollbar is SLICK, and we're grateful to have it. Our customers would thank Rollbar too if they knew what it was saving them from!
Switching everything to Rollbar
May 24, 2016 05:15
Rollbar helps us to keep on top of errors before our customers even notice there's a problem. We've used various different error tracking services, but Rollbar has been the most effective, reliable and easy to use. This combined with seamless github integration means we're now switching all our error tracking to Rollbar.
Works with custom implementation and bugs (JS version)
June 06, 2016 10:56
We use rollbar for javascript error tracking.
Out of the box implementation would show us the same error about 10 times for browser inconsistency.
There is no way to manually group the errors once they popup. We wrote our own grouping configuration after much trial and error that trims that to maybe ~3 unique errors per actual error.
The dashboard is always in an inconsistent state when filtering. Some stats are from the lifetime of the error and other stats use the filter. Our primary use case is to filter by occurrence date. Ordering by error count won't work as it will use the lifetime error count even when filtering. Support said they would log the bug ~6 months ago and say the workaround is writing custom RQL queries and training every user of the dashboard to run their own reports....
An excelent alternative for logviewer in web
June 09, 2016 15:09
An excelent alternative for logviewer in web.
Rollbar - Awesome Product i have ever used
July 07, 2016 06:00
So in past we have used many error handling tools like sentry and errlytics but when we start using rollbar it is just an awesome experience in terms of ui and error logging. I recommend other companies to use this , would really benefit development with this tool.
Rollbar awesome for error tracking
July 27, 2016 03:57
For our production rails app we wanted a cost-effective, easy to use and full featured error reporting solution. Rollbar fits the bill perfectly.
We integrated rollbar in no time and have found it to be a must for our small dev team.
We love the notifications control and the ability to auto create github issues. Auto resolving also very useful to us.
Async sending to rollbar just so simple and easy.
Having the stack trace (and in some cases the user information) has helped us rectify problems much quicker and our customer experience is far better off now.
Can highly recommend rollbar.
Great Exception Tracking
August 22, 2016 08:37
I love the ability to get notified of an exception automatically before a user has to report the issue. Because it enables me to also know which user experienced the error and essentially everything I need to diagnose the problem, I'm often able to follow up with a user about a problem before they report it, sometimes notifying them I've fixed the issue. This is invaluable because users don't always report problems.
For side projects their free plan is perfect because it enables me to keep an eye on things with no cost.
Cool software error notification
August 22, 2016 11:38
I use rollbar for error notification for askcareermuse.com on Slack. Simply imported library and followed instruction on site. Done. I get error notification on slack for my service. No major cons yet...it would be great if it could be easier to turn off certain types of errors. I didn't have much lock using the "Other" option when using with flask restful library so I just used the Flask option.
Super easy to use. Setup in minutes.
August 23, 2016 06:54
Easy integration, catch-all error reporting, no brainer tool for every website.
Great replacement for Airbrake
September 02, 2016 05:16
I used to use airbrake for my error monitoring and while I really like that airbrake is open source unlike rollbar, rollbar has a lot of libraries. Getting started was really simple and took less then 10 mins to add to my existing application.
Rollbar is a must-have debugging tool
September 07, 2016 07:03
Rollbar is a must-have for the debugging toolkit. You get errors reported in one place, with history, tracebacks, all request data, user data and so on. Capturing of locals and args is incredibly useful and speeds up debugging greatly. You can easily have many people looking at a bug at the same time. The interface is really clear and easy to use, even for the non-dev teammates.
You won't be needing much support, but when you do it'll be both very responsive and very effective.
Setup is easy and Rollbar never gets in the way of your code. Just add that integration with Slack and you'll find Rollbar indispensable. Massive opportunity for squashing bugs quickly. Definitely do recommend!
Indispensable debugging tool for web apps
December 14, 2016 12:42
Rollbar has been helpful to us in all of our web app development projects. We currently use it across 3 different Ruby and 1 PHP application. Using Rollbar has saved countless hours of debugging and helped us fix bugs much faster than before.
Easy to integrate (5 minutes) into both Ruby & PHP apps.
I've found the the UI to be far more intuitive than Airbrake's.
Simple yet effective!
December 22, 2016 02:27
We choose Rollbar for its integration with Slack, Github and Heroku. It is a simple yet powerful tracking tool that keeps us informed and ahead of the error game!
Extremely usefull for event tracking and exception reporting
January 02, 2017 05:21
I have been using rollbar for a coulpe of weeks now in my MVP an it is very useful in tracking real time events and exceptions in js on the client side.
Very easy it to add it your webapp and you are all set to receive exception alerts as well as important events.
I already depend on it to understand user engagement.
Only thing is I find it a bit expensive for a very early startup. $49/mo is a bit too much for an MVP or a very early startup.
Simple and Power Realtime issue tracker
January 12, 2017 06:36
At DocEngage we have been using Rollbar for more than year now.
We track real-time exception and respond to the issues quickly, sometimes we reach out to our customers before they find time to report the issue. This yields very impactful customer gratification. It also helps us to pinpoint the issue with real use case and evidence.
When we have issues with manful traces we observed there is less tension between developers and quality/support team.
We tried many competing real-time issue tracker and settled with Rollbar for its simplicity and integration capabilities.
We use Rollbar for tracking Java and Javascript exception and our effort to create integration hook was almost zero.
As far as collaboration is concerned, we love the way it's integrated with JIRA and HipChat.
Good tool that gives us a pulse on our servers
September 20, 2016 04:39
We use Rollbar almost every day to ensure things are going smoothly with our RoR + Sidekiq stack. It's fast and general makes finding issues easy.
It does some issue consolidation, but I wish it did a bit better since we have a lot of the same exception show up separately for different users. Another wish list item is better support to select all similar issues and change the status (instead of by each page of 50 items).
Note: They recently announced a price increase after a few years without change. We're still evaluating if we'll stay, but product-wise, we're pretty happy.
Great error tracking Software
October 14, 2016 06:01
I'm using Rollbar since 2014, and it's the greatest tool for track errors into my RoR application. It says to me when an error happen, where and who. I saved a lot of money thanks to rollbar, 100% recommended.
Easy error logging
October 21, 2016 10:18
I have been using Rollbar for about 3 years now, and I have to say it has made my life a lot easier. They have a ton of platform integrations, but I have only integrated this service in Android and PHP projects. For most programming languages, they have their own API, but this product seems to be so popular that people are even writing wrappers around the API for frameworks.
Eg see https://github.com/jenssegers/laravel-rollbar
I would definitely recommend this to anyone, especially because they also have an 'always free' formula, which gives you the opportunity to try it out.
Customer support is really decent, they're usually replying to your requests in 2 hours or less. And I'm not even in their timezone.
Terrific value and insights
October 25, 2016 10:56
I own most of the backend infrastructure for a small non-profit. As we started to roll out our product to more users, I wanted to be able to capture any server-side errors that might be preventing people from using our software. After researching a few different services, I settled on rollbar due to their pricing, their ease of integration, and their ability to track events to a specific user.
I've been using the service for almost a year now, and I couldn't be happier with the decision.
On a side note: Due to a widespread internet outage one month, we quickly used up all the events in our free plan. Though rollbar shared zero fault, when I contacted their support, they credited our account with all of the events from that time period. Amazing customer service!
Very Useful (And sometimes Lifesaving)
November 07, 2016 09:39
Rollbar is extremely useful, and easy to setup. Once setup, it provides all the errors you need.
There are many useful features Rollbar has. One really useful feature is it's ability to separate out which environment the error popped up on. This allows our company to easily see if there's an error we need to freak out about, or just send an email inquiring if everything is fine. Rollbar also provides some nifty tools to track down the error. It provides timestamps, the stacktrace, and (a really cool feature) you can even pass your own debugging information through to be displayed. This has saved hours of time, since I could send through a few variables and then watch when an error would pop up, see what the variables are, and then fix it.
Honestly, I really never thought I would use a tool like this. But once my CTO got me into it, I don't know if I could go back to browsing log files, or other inferior methods.
We choose Rollbar every time!
January 28, 2017 03:19
At Nightwatch, we've been using Rollbar for a long time. Our backend systems do A LOT of concurrent job processing, and need to be handled with great care. We're picky in introducing external dependencies, but adding Rollbar is a no-brainer. It does exactly what it needs to do, and it does it excitingly well: it tells us about the errors, so we can squash bugs with as little overhead as possible. The number of integrations is just astounding. We like their support. Even though their web interface could use a visual refreshment - we don't mind it at all. It still provides us with meaningful insight on what's going on in our system. We like it so much we will even start using it for JavaScript error tracking in our front-end.
The best tracking software on earth
January 31, 2017 14:08
We relay on Rollbar for almost two years in obido. It's a great tool, if you want to be sure, that your application is healthy.
We used in previous projects some other tools, but there is no better error tracking platform.
Super great error tracking app
March 10, 2017 01:12
We are using Rollbar since 2016, and it's the greatest tool for track errors into our ruby on rails applications. It's super easy to setup and use. Great dashboard and super clean user interface. When an error happen, you have the situation under control. I saved a lot of money thanks to rollbar, super recommended!!
Great software
March 21, 2017 01:08
Rollbar is a great piece of software. Really reliable, fast and good looking. Hardly recommended to all application developers.
Seamless integration with Heroku
March 27, 2017 06:21
I've been using Rollbar for over a year monitoring multiple applications. Every morning I receive an email with the error status of the applications which is great.
It's so simple to setup and integrate with Heroku. It's especially useful if you use review apps. You can monitor these review apps with no extra configuration so you're guaranteed to be notified of errors as they happen.
Goodbye nano php_error.log
March 29, 2017 01:38
I haven't written
nano php_error.logsince the day I created an account on Rollbar. I use the software for every project. In our small company, we spend every Thursday to remove keep the site free from Errors.
My favourite part is the possibility to see how many IPs are effected. And the possibility to rename the error message (item) to make it more understandable once the team has understod what it is about.
Motivating time saver
April 01, 2017 12:38
I'm a Rollbar user since the very beginning of the project. Before Rollbar I've switched a few ways of dealing with logs.
First, I was just reading logs when needed with tail and getting a weekly batch of errors by email. That was OK for local development and tiny projects but for bigger deployments that was useless because amount of data.
Then I've found some offline log aggregation tools and these were OK but still required exporting logs, running these tools and checking results. Rollbar automates all that. You're getting a realtime picture of your errors. You can sort messages by the number of occurrences thus getting a good list to work on.
Another fun part is how it charges you. The more errors you have the more you pay. Rollbar motivates you to fix things to pay less.
At first I've tried it in personal projects then in a huge commercial project that is already running for more than 7 years. Rollbar saved me hundreds of hours and I'm glad I've stumbled upon it back then.
Error monitoring done right
April 06, 2017 08:11
We're Rollbar customers for a about two years, moved to Rollbar after trying few other error aggregation services but none of them had features we needed or didn't deliver on their promise.
We're using Ruby on Rails, the integration was a breeze, errors started appearing in live feed in less than 5 minutes. The interface is easy to use, live feed works great showing errors as they come up, resolving issues and deploy tracking flows work perfectly. Also I can't recall when Rollbar had downtime or a bug, yet we see new gem releases regularly. I wish other services we use had such a robust infrastructure as Rollbar do.
Also I'd like to mention their exceptional support, with very quick responses from highly qualified agents that solve your problems spot on.
With Rollbar tools we manage to resolve majority of the issues as they happen, before customers notice or make contact with our support teams.
Great tool for monitoring errors
May 25, 2017 07:06
We have been using Rollbar for over a year now and it has been really helpful for our engineering team.
One of the best features is the solutions tab which provides community answers to common problems.
Highly recommended.
With a little elbow grease for implentation, Rollbar is a great product!
May 08, 2017 20:05
Don't Launch your Startup with Silent Errors & Exceptions
May 22, 2017 12:11
We are two weeks into our launch m-shule.com (Hanging in there)... With a lean development team Rollbar has made troubleshooting easier by recreating the errors and showing us the exact line of code that brought about the error.
This saves us alot of time enabling us to focus on building the best learning platform in Kenya. Oh and the Laravel sdk is magical just three steps away from having all your errors tracked. Thanks you Rollbar
A great tool for tracking our pesky errors.
October 26, 2017 12:34
We use rollbar with our small project which has a dedicated user-base, due to this our website is depended on to provide a service to these people. Rollbar plays a big part in finding errors as soon as they happen, and getting to them before users notice. It also helped us track down errors which we couldn't find the source of, and gave us plenty of information to tell us exactly which files caused errors, and also who was affected by this. I'd reccommend Rollbar to anyone who is wanting to be provided with quality error tracking, and a brilliant customer service team to assist you in doing that. One thing we also love about Rollbar is the fact that it's both easy to set up, and easy to use.
Rollbar – Powerful error tracking service
August 30, 2017 06:07
The guys from Rollbar made very useful error monitoring service.
We have implemented it in our startup weblium.com. This allowed us to see all errors centrally in one place and now our site has become significantly more stable than it was previously.
The main advantages of Rollbar:
1. Reporting all exceptions and errors We just add simple Rollbar code and it catches all unhandled exceptions. Very useful and simple feature, that we use.
2. Custom error reporting. We add some asserts on the most complex part of the code, to catch potential logic errors at the very beginning.
3. Real-time log. When you have to test the production. Instant error logging helps save time.
4. Assign Owner Each error can be assigned to the developer and can be marked as resolved when done. Very useful.
5. RQL Console The new tool, it allows us to create detail data queries. Very powerful tool for the analysis of problem areas in our code.
We have a very good experience with Rollbar. I highly recommend this service.
Awesome crashlytics for SaaS! One of those MUST HAVE apps.
March 15, 2018 00:13
We have been using Rollbar for last 3 years and we are not planning on quiting! WE LOVE IT! Easy to integrate into our products. Maintaining crash-free app became a lot easier. Support on HIGHEST level. INTEGRATION with JIRA is also a great add-on.
Raygun is addictive
November 18, 2014 15:03
Raygun saves us so much time we're hooked for life. Great support too.
Peace of mind for front-end functionality
November 18, 2014 16:06
As a front-end developer, I've always been on the look-out for decent error-tracking. Most of the time, front-end takes a back seat to app development, so it was refreshing to see a product that let's you track JavaScript and PHP errors.
I've used Raygun to track errors in HTML5 apps and WordPress themes. The integration was smooth and I was set up in minutes.
My only qualm at first was that I was going to get spammed to the eye-balls with errors (especially with some of the unhandled errors in WordPress plugins!). Thankfully, Raygun gives you fine control over notifications and conveniently groups all the bugs being reported.
Since setting it up, it has saved me a lot of time and headaches, and I rate it very highly. I've never had to use the support, as I've never had any trouble with it, but I'll assume it's Great!
Actually has rate limiting
November 30, 2014 15:32
There's a few reviews above that indicate that there's no rate or usage limits. There are. At the time I wrote this, there's a limit of 250 events per minute.
Instacart uses Rollbar
We use Rollbar for exception tracking. It's fantastic. I've used other things, but Rollbar is just really, really fast. Their speed at development is amazing. The features, you can tell it's developers building it.
RadioCut.fm uses Rollbar
At RadioCut.fm we think it's a no-brainer to use Rollbar: the pricing is a perfect fit for us, we like the different groupings, even the "People" tab where the errors are grouped by user, and many more things! Thanks Rollbar, keep building an awesome product!
Stichting Petities.nl uses Rollbar
Our website gets a million visits per month and we need to know how to optimise it. Only with Rollbar our team members can get to work after one quick glance at what issues need to be tackled.
HoardingInfo uses Rollbar
For PHP better error identification and visibility.
guss77 uses Rollbar
Production error management
cjsaylor uses Rollbar
Rollbar handles any unhandled exception, express route error, and any log entry of level warning or error. It notifies our slack ops channel and is integrated with github to allow us to create issues directly from reported errors.
TiagoGouvea uses Rollbar
Using to track users and error logging on our javascript client.
Nomnom uses Rollbar
Error and deployment tracking
harshamv uses Rollbar
We are in love with Rollbar. Its deep integration into our Slack Channel keeps us updated at all times. We are able to push bug fixes in less than an hour. The pricing is very suitable for us as a Startup
OmgImAlexis uses Rollbar
We've only just added Rollbar but it's shaping up well. Being able to collate all of our errors with stack traces along with the current user and time is going to save more time you could ever imagine as we currently have to troll through docker logs one after each other just to find a single error where as with Rollbar we can easily search and even be alerted when something goes wrong.
PSESD uses Rollbar
Unified error notification across all of our products
PSESD uses Rollbar
Unified error notification for all our products
PSESD uses Rollbar
Unified error notifications across all our products
OdinsHat uses Rollbar
Fantastic app and I hope they keep the free tier as its very useful. Its helped me fix a couple of problems before the user has contacted me. Its a great feeling to say - "Try again, its fixed".
papaver uses Raygun
we used raygun at talenthouse to track errors within our codebase. fairly decent tool, simple ui. even helped the raygun team track down a few issues as we were using their scala integration library.


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The mouse was not working correctly, lots of pauses when highlighting or copy/pasting. Also, screens wouldn't finish loading on some websites without moving mouse.
Called TechSupport, she signed onto my computer and downloaded new (updated) driver. Worked perfectly! Until...
I turned on the machine the next day (actually I woke it up but it happened with start as well). Completely frozen mouse, like the entire thing didn't exist. Weird: only on my own profile, not my husband's and not the Admin that I later created.
Managed to get into Control Panel > Mouse and found the UltraNav tab with all info grayed out, like there was no driver at all! Went to drivers, found 2: the original and the new. Should one have been removed? Is it OK to have 2? Reinstalled the newer driver and everything OK til I shut it down again, then back to square 1. It's like the computer has decided there is no driver at all when I shut it off, even when I only sleep.
Called back TS a few times, finally someone told me to delete my whole profile and create it again (after moving it to a hard drive so it would save all my docs and settings...which it did not save EVERYTHING, not my bookmarks, not all my programs, not all my files...fortunately, I also backed up everything to same hard drive the more traditional way and between the 2, I got everything back but it was very time-consuming).
Now I am back to having difficulty with mouse. Afraid to download the driver again (not that I can find it anyway since the original TS moved so fast I can't recall where she got it). Did find an UltraNav driver dated 5/20/2011, wonder if they've updated again?
Anyone else having these problems?
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Thank you, that worked but now the x and y axis on the touchpad and trackpoint are inverted. I've tried installing the latest drivers. No sure what the problem is.
Use the right most tablet button to rotate the display to the proper orientation, they are on the display screen on the left side just above the wireless and Bluetooth indicator LED's.
The screen orientation is just fine. When I use the trackpad or trackpoint and move left or right, the pointer on the screen moves up and down. When I use the trackpad/trackpoint to move up or down, the pointer on the screen moves left and right. Is there some type of calibration that I need to perform?
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Thank you, that worked but now the x and y axis on the touchpad and trackpoint are inverted. I've tried installing the latest drivers. No sure what the problem is.
jortiz i had the same issuse. I had to go into the Window hardware and delete the driver. Then when the machine rebooted it reinstalled the driver. It has worked good from that point. When it happened to me i had just done a large group of updates to the system.
I had the same/similar issue. Recived my new X220 Tablet two weeks ago but had trouble with the Nav touchpad driver from the git-go. Every time I got it to work correctly, it did so until I put the unit in to Sleep or Hibernate mode, after which it acted up again. Spent about 2 hours over three tech support calls. They were very helpful and did all they could but finally acknowledged there was a "known" issue with the driver. They said a patch was being worked on but had no idea when it would be available. Since the unit was basically unusable for me, I had to return the entire order (laptop, docking station, extra AC adapter). I will consider re-ordering again if they get the issue resolved.
I am disappointed in the lack of response by Lenovo concerning this issue. It seems that with the large demand for such a tablet that Lenovo would be workking feverishly to find a solutoin to this very real problem. And, at least keep us updated on any progress, or even if they are working on it. Perhaps they are would prefer that people just accpet the fact that they can't use the Nav feature on their touchpad.
I am anxious to re-order this unit but can't until they announce or somehow confirm the issue is fixed.


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For both Hood River Valley tennis teams this season, it's good to be young.
The two teams will have a significantly different look this year than last, when both used rosters loaded with seniors.
The boys team was practically gutted through graduation, and head coach Jon Hiatt came into the spring with only four players committed to his roster.
The girls team has more numbers, but nearly as many questions over who is going to play in what spot.
The Eagles know Emily Roberts will be half of the No.1 or No. 2 doubles team and that Frances Burns will be the No.1 singles player. Beyond that it's pretty much up in the air.
The team has 22 total members, and 13 of them are freshmen or sophomores.
Instead of getting some seasoning at the JV level, many of the younger players are going to take their lumps on the varsity level this year, but HRV girls coach Leslie Kerr believes that will pay dividends down the road.
"This year a lot of these kids are going to be playing up," Kerr said. "It's an advantage to the younger kids to play at another level … it is definitely a step up in terms of the competition."
The Eagles are also hoping for a good season out of junior Emilee Ziegner, who will likely play both doubles and seniors and had a strong finish to sophomore season to finish eighth at the district tournament.
"A lot of these kids can take a big jump; it's just hard to say who it will be and when it will be," said Kerr.
The Eagle boys will be relying even more on its youngsters than the girls team. Only two of the team's 10 players return from last year: senior Story McKee and junior Nick Cooper.
Another four players are true tennis beginners.
"We are definitely a very young team this year," said HRV coach Jon Hiatt.
The Eagle coach is still trying to making sense of his doubles line up, but has a fairly good idea of the singles lineup
A pair of talented freshmen, Scott Ziegner and Ryan Andrews, figure to be at the front of the line to anchor a singles line up with returner McKee.
"Those are some guys to watch out for," said Hiatt.
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Donnacha O'Callaghan claimed there is life after the big guns as Ireland finally produced the goods this season with an emphatic 32-14 win over Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
Tries from Rory Best, Eoin Reddan, Andrew Trimble and substitute Fergus McFadden proved decisive as Ireland took the Six Nations points on offer.
Injured duo Brian O'Driscoll and Paul O'Connell watched from the stands as Ireland proved they can win without them and received a massive confidence boost ahead of this weekend's trip to play England in London.
It was the first time neither O'Driscoll or O'Connell were available since 2001, but newcomers Peter O'Mahony and Donnacha Ryan got their chance and took it to offer boss Declan Kidney more choice when it comes down to picking his Irish team.
"Sometimes you get a bit frustrated when Brian and Paul are out of the squad because some people seem to think you can't tie your laces without them," admitted O'Callaghan.
"When you're missing two guys of their caliber it gives opponents a bit of confidence. They smell blood in the water and that becomes their focus for the week.
"It's important that when there's a bit of a void other people step up and that's what happened throughout the team against Scotland. It's good for ourselves to get a result like that."
Winners in France on Sunday, England are next up for Ireland and will present stiff opposition at Twickenham as O'Callaghan well knows.
"England is a huge ask now. As a player you don't mind going four games on the bounce but it does take its toll," he said.
"It's been a bit unfair on us, but that's the way it is. It's always tough after a World Cup year because you pretty much have two seasons in one year.
"We might not see the fallout until the end of the season, but we have bangs and knocks that are unusual for this time of the year."
Stand-in captain Rory Best got a glimpse of what might have been as Ireland saw off the Scots with the sort of performance that might have made a real difference in the defeat to Wales and the draw in France.
"Unfortunately, that's sport. You get good days and bad days," Best said. "Against Wales it was bitterly disappointing but the bottom line is we were six points up with eight minutes to go, at home, and we weren't able to close that out."
Kidney was more than pleased with the display and the result. "I am delighted for the players after everything that has been thrown at them in the last six days," said Kidney.
"We did not panic in the second half. There were times we tried things when maybe the safest thing would have been to kick in the corner, but you cannot knock ambition and that is the way we want to play.
"We will enjoy tonight but will not get carried away because we know we have to be in Twickenham on St. Patrick's Day."
Ireland: Kearney, Bowe, Earls, D'Arcy, Trimble, Sexton, Reddan, Healy, Best, Ross, O'Callaghan, Ryan, Ferris, O'Mahony, Heaslip. Replacements: Cronin for Best 54 mins, O'Leary for Reddan, 54 mins, O'Gara for D'Arcy, 54 mins, Jennings for O'Mahony 62 mins, McFadden for Kearney 74 mins, Court for Ross 78 mins, McCarthy for O'Callaghan 78 mins.
Ferris's Thoughts
ULSTER flanker Stephen Ferris knows Ireland will have to step up a gear or two when they meet England in London on Saturday.
Ferris was one of the stars of the show when Ireland beat Scotland last weekend, but England also impressed as they won away to France on Sunday.
"I've been fortunate to win with Ireland at Twickenham and I know that you have to be on top of your game to get a result," said Ferris.
"We are improving week on week and are happy with our set-piece, but we know England are strong there. They won't concede any soft tries, like Scotland did, either.
"We have to chase the box-kicks down hard and get behind them. Rob Kearney is going to be busy in the air again."
Ireland did up the ante from the Welsh and French games as they defeated the Scots and Ferris is looking for more of the same this weekend.
He added, "In the last couple of weeks I've done a bit more defending than I would have liked but that's the way it goes.
"I've put my body on the line and got into the defensive line, reading it well. Overall we defended well and apart from that soft try Scotland didn't look like breaking us down.
"Since the criticism we took after the Wales game we've defended pretty well. We've worked hard on it. Personally and as a team I felt we have improved defensively."
Kidney's Change
COACH Declan Kidney has made just one change to the Ireland team for Saturday's big clash with England at Twickenham as fit-again Sean O'Brien returns to the pack.
Peter O'Mahony reverts back to the bench with Donnacha Ryan maintaining his presence in the second row in place of the injured Paul O'Connell.
"Sean trained well this morning and we wouldn't have selected him if he wasn't ready," said Kidney at the team announcement on Tuesday.
"It's tough on Peter because he played really well against Scotland."
Ireland vs. England: Kearney, Bowe, Earls, D'Arcy, Trimble, Sexton, Reddan, Healy, Best, Ross, O'Callaghan, Ryan, Ferris, O'Brien, Heaslip.
Rugby Shorts
DAVID Wallace did made his comeback after months out injured but Munster went down to Aironi in the Celtic League in Italy on Sunday . . .
IRELAND remain in seventh position in the world rankings after their win over Scotland at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday . . .
LEINSTER have confirmed the arrival of New Zealand World Cup winning second row Brad Thorn on a three-month contract . . .
MUNSTER scrum-half Peter Stringer has completed another loan move, this time to the Newcastle Falcons . . .
NEW Zealander Mark Anscombe is the new head coach with Ulster.


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The Sportsplex is made up of four arenas surrounding a huge, fan-friendly atrium, concessions, pro shop facilities and meeting rooms of varying sizes, including large multi-purpose and viewing rooms on the second-floor.
There are two North American-size hockey/ice skating rinks, including Belle Tire Arena, home of one of America's finest youth travel hockey programs. For the first time in 2016, the Sportsplex will also be the home of Dearborn Divine Child High School hockey.
The ice surfaces, soccer fields and location of the facility are so highly thought of that the Detroit Red Wings and other NHL teams use the Sportsplex as a "home-away-from-home" practice complex.
The ice arenas are flanked by two others dedicated (for the most part) to indoor soccer. One soccer arena is a true indoor field with boards; the other has an open-field concept. All four arenas are used for multiple purposes, both sports (lacrosse, MMA, inline hockey, Taekwondo, etc.) and otherwise (graduation ceremonies, cat and comic book shows, etc).
The location of the Sportsplex on Telegraph and Northline Roads, makes it an ideal location for any event and quickly accessible from major freeways, Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Detroit, Ohio and even Canada.
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Department of Revenue News Release
June 26, 2009Bolivar, Savannah and St. Charles License Office Contracts Awarded Through Competitive Process
Management contracts for three more local motor vehicle/license offices were awarded today by the Missouri Department of Revenue. The granting of the offices came as a result of a comprehensive bidding process that has been championed by Gov. Jay Nixon.
The three offices awarded today are in Bolivar, Savannah and St. Charles. This brings to 28 the total number of offices granted under the new system.
T & J Stark Enterprises LLC has been awarded the contract to operate the Bolivar License Office. The company is affiliated with the current office agent, Karen Jean Stark, who has been the agent since 2005. The office will move to a new location at 450 S. Main Ave. (Southgate Center Mall).
The license office in Savannah has been awarded to Cathy Bowman, who has been the office agent since 2008. The office will remain at its current location of 411 Court St.
Kielty Enterprises Inc. has been awarded the right to operate the St. Charles License Office. The office will continue to be at 2499 Raymond Dr.
Details about any changes in office operations, if any, will be announced by the agents.
The three offices awarded today are the latest to have their management chosen using a bidding process that was implemented when Gov. Nixon took office on Jan. 12. The process calls for people or groups to submit detailed bids to obtain the management contracts to operate the offices. The St. Charles office received four bids, and Bolivar and Savannah each received one bid.
Karen King Mitchell, director of the Missouri Department of Revenue, said she is pleased with how the competition for license offices has progressed.
"The process to compete for the right to operate these offices is transparent and open to anyone," Mitchell said. "It's been gratifying to see the quality of the bids that have resulted from this new process because the ultimate winners will be the citizens of the state of Missouri."
Some winning bidders have chosen to return part of their estimated office revenues to the state. The Bolivar office will return percent one-half of 1 percent ($800) of its first-year revenues, and St. Charles will return 3.5 percent ($19,336). The Savannah office bid did not include any return to the state. The cumulative amount of estimated funds that will be returned to the state in the first contract year from the 28 license offices that have been awarded so far is $150,780.
"The willingness of agents to return some of their profits is a great cost-efficiency measure for the state, and the amount returned to the state will undoubtedly grow as more bids are awarded," Mitchell said.
For a list of winning bidders for license offices, please go to http://oa.mo.gov/purch/awardedfeeoffices.pdf.
All 183 local license offices provide services that are overseen by the Missouri Department of Revenue, but each office is operated by an independent contractor. Transactions that are conducted at these offices include the issuance and renewal of driver licenses, applying for titles for motor vehicles, and the issuance and renewal of registration for motor vehicles, boats and outboard motors.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Sophomore Alyssa Wombwell (Grand Blanc, MI) tallied a hat trick on Saturday afternoon leading Pfeiffer University past St. Andrews 3-1 in Conference Carolinas women's soccer action at N.E. Lefko Field. The win pushes the Lady Falcons overall mark to 10-4-3 on the year, 7-1-2 in league play. The Lady Knights fall to 4-11-1, 2-7-1.
In a rain-filled first half, Pfeiffer held the ball on offense from start to finish. The Lady Falcons got off 14 shots, however just three made it on net. Megan Reaves (Mims, FL) accounted for four shot in the period. Marie Savage (Lyons, NY) managed the only shot on goal for St. Andrews in the stanza.
Wombwell would cash in on her team-leading ninth goal of the season 10 minutes before the half. Ashley Hawkins (Madison, NC) took the initial shot from the left wing that was turned away by Lady Knights keeper Becca Knott (Jacksonville, NC). Wombwell collected the rebound and found the back of the net for a 1-0 Lady Falcon lead at the break.
In the 62nd minute, Wombwell would strike again, taking a cross from Tiffany Caudle (Gibsonville, NC) and scoring just inside the left post to put Pfeiffer up by a pair. St. Andrews would cut that deficit in half as Krystal Hedderman (Fredericksburg, VA) put home her sixth of the season with an assist to Sam Frazer (Goldsboro, NC).
Wombwell would complete the three-goal afternoon in the 82nd minute taking a short pass from Kirsten Bartsch (Leesburg, VA) and finding the back of the net for the game's final tally. Wombwell just missed her fourth of the afternoon minutes later clanking one off the right post.
With just two matches remaining in the regular season, Pfeiffer will host Lenoir-Rhyne in a pivotal region matchup on Tuesday afternoon. Game time between the Lady Falcons and Bears is set for 3:00 p.m.


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FLEMINGTON, N.J., April 8, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arno Therapeutics, Inc. (OTCQB:ARNI), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of oncology therapeutics, today announced the presentation of data examining onapristone's effect on preclinical models of breast cancer, utilizing a biomarker, which has the potential to identify patients with certain cancers that may best respond to onapristone therapy. The findings were reported in a poster entitled "Antiprogestin drug development: In vitro validation of a potential clinical biomarker," presented today at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting 2013 in Washington, DC.
Onapristone is Arno's investigational progestin receptor antagonist that has demonstrated anti-tumor activity in preclinical and clinical studies of hormone-dependent tumors. In this preclinical study, onapristone showed inhibitory effects in cell lines with activated progesterone receptors (APR). Along with data previously presented at the 2012 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, researchers concluded that the immunohistochemistry (IHC) technique developed to identify activated progesterone receptors in tumors may be applicable in the clinical setting.
"We are continuing to move forward with our plans to develop a companion diagnostic to test patients' tumor samples for APR," said Alexander Zukiwski, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Arno, and an author of the study. "Identifying this biomarker brings us one step closer to initiating Phase II clinical trials for onapristone. The results seen thus far indicate that tumors expressing APR may best respond to onapristone. Additionally, as we move forward with planned studies in breast and endometrial cancer, we are continuing to test other cancer samples that may also express APR. "
In the study, researchers examined six human breast cancer and two human endometrial cancer cell lines. Using the novel IHC technique, as well as Western Blotting, investigators determined whether each cell line was positive or negative for activated progesterone receptors. When exposed to onapristone, the cell lines that were positive for APR responded to the treatment while the cells lines not exhibiting APR did not.
Arno Therapeutics plans to initiate Phase I clinical studies in onapristone in the second half of 2013.
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Arno Therapeutics is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing innovative products for the treatment of cancer. Arno has exclusive worldwide rights to develop and market three innovative anti-cancer product candidates. These compounds are in clinical or preclinical development as potential best- or first-in-class products to treat hematologic malignancies and solid tumors. For more information about the company, please visit www.arnothera.com.
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OpenSUSE 10.3 beta 2 has been released. "The openSUSE Team is proud to announce the release of openSUSE 10.3 Beta 2. Though this release should not be used on any production machines, everyone can help shape this release by testing out installations and much more. For more information on the release schedule, take a look at the Roadmap."


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Sisoft Sandra is a diagnostic utility and synthetic benchmarking program. Sandra allows you to view your hardware at a higher level to be more helpful. For this benchmark, I will be running a broad spectrum of tests to gauge the performance of key areas of the motherboards.
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