Everything posted by Saradomin_Mage
-
~*Tshwane's blog of 200 MILLION Woodcutting Experience!*~ Start 9/10/13
O_o Good luck! Sounds like a huge goal to aim for.
-
Don't Hurt The Wall
More love for the wall! 68 HP
- No "e"
- It's Super Effective!
- It's Super Effective!
-
Bl∞d's blog of being bad at maxing | 2595 Total | 120 DG Dailies
just realised your purple is missing too??? that's like three down this month wow
- No "e"
-
Raise the tower!
Level 8 4/6 [][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][]
-
Your left and right index fingers are guns which just fired
Mouse, cupboard. Nothing of value was lost.
-
A game everyone loves!!!!
Yep.
-
Raise the tower!
Level 8 2/6 [][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][] [][][][][][]
- No "e"
-
Don't Hurt The Wall
I give the wall flowers. 67 HP
-
Birthright of the Dwarves- 2nd October 2013
Purely a matter of skill requirements and not quest length/depth, according to Mod Mark.
-
What's on your clipboard?
Case 2: Summary of case: Innovative new design that was a significant improvement; however, risk of strut failure identified in clinical trials, likely due to manufacturing flaw. Shiley insisted risk was small; FDA approved in 1979 based on honour system. As lawsuits arrived, Pfizer (which bought Shiley) filed for secrecy documents to prevent access to incriminating data. Eventually pulled from market in 1986, but only after over 82000 valves had been implanted. Investigations in 1987 found company documents which included the falsification of manufacturing information. In 1990, FDA informed Shiley to notify patients of the flaw in the device, but only after further research did Shiley eventually accede. Ethical issues identified: · Shiley withheld data from clinical trials from the FDA · Shiley falsified manufacturing process documents to make it appear that manufacturing flaws were being corrected while they actually were not. · Shiley was aware that it was selling a faulty device, but did not pull it from the market until much later (possibly thought that the risk of failure not high enough to warrant such an action?) What could have been done better to protect rights of the patient: · Should FDA have approved the device in the first place based on its honour system? (FDA had approved previous Shiley valves; also issue of additional cost to FDA of performing own research) · Shiley should have released clinical trial data to the FDA · In order to continue selling the device, Shiley should have at least rewelded the cracked valves instead of only polishing them (falsified manufacturing documents stated that cracked valves were being rewelded and polished before distribution; in reality, no rewelding was occurring). · Once the FDA informed Shiley to notify patients of the device flaws, Shiley should have done so immediately instead of waiting for more information to arise. Another example of a harmful medical device is the Bjork-Shiley convexo-concave heart valve, produced by the company Shiley Inc. (and later Pfizer after it bought Shiley in 1979). Prosthetic heart valves are often used to replace defective heart valves, and in 1971 Shiley designed and marketed the Bjork-Shiley plano-convex heart valve. While successful, it was prone to thrombosis, and in an attempt to rectify this flaw, Shiley came up with a new convexo-concave design. This innovative new design was a significant improvement over the previous plano-convex design, reducing the risk of thrombosis and allowing for the manufacturing process to be sped up. However, in early clinical trials, Shiley discovered that struts in the heart valve, used to support a disc vital to its function, had a notable risk of failure, most likely due to flaws in manufacturing
-
Future Update Discussions
Because the guy thought it would be a cool update and thought this was the place to put it. First of all: I'm not a guy ;) Second of all: I put this actually here because of multiple reasons: One) I wanted a discussion about these capes Two) I didn't know where else to put Three) A new thread for this seemed a bit over the top! Also I knew it wasn't an upcoming update tho... http://forum.tip.it/topic/163183-post-all-rs-screenshots-videos-and-sounds-here/
-
Post all RS Screenshots, Videos, and Sounds here!
I won one of these today as well.. On second thought I should have probably taken the convert option.. you can't withdraw as a note, and it has thousands of ore in it. :(. Still..convert is 600k and the mid grand exchange value is almost double that. I hope you knew about this
-
Future Update Discussions
They probably have some kind of polygon limit on their models that would make those super cool capes into blobby/underdrawn messes as usual :( How did that skillcape thing get into the update teasers thread anyway?
-
Warpriest armour
Someone on the RSOF mentioned getting warpriest gloves off K'ril. Mod Timbo confirmed that warpriest drops are in addition to whatever the monster would have dropped in the first place.
-
Completionist Cape, after years of work
99 Cooking after 120 Dungeoneering, well played =D>
-
I � Unicode - Going For 120s! - Yay Treasure Hunter...
Mony mony $$$ Sounds like you're having a great time, efficient as ever :P
- Dwayne's Blog - TRIMMED cya
-
Jason's Blog - The Rich Get Richer
D:
- "Blog" is such an ugly word...
-
Jason's Blog - The Rich Get Richer
I hope you knew about this