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Good Manufacturing Practices for Pharmaceuticals: A Plan for Total Quality Control from Manufacturer (Drugs and the Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Highlighting key issues and differences among GMPs of Europe, Canada, and the WHO, this reference examines US law and governmental policy affecting domestic and multinational pharmaceutical manufacturing. The book recommend pragmatic ways to interpret and comply with FDA CGMP regulation and related criteria. They focus on geographical redistribution of manufacturing facilities, accommodation of a diversity of regulatory and statutory governance, adaptation to disparate human resources, and new growth areas of manufacture and distribution of homeopathic remedies and dietary supplements, in addition to the greater quality control required of pharmacists and other authorized dispensers.

Day 33: "Accident"

So this photo was an accident. The posing & everything was planned, the quality was NOT. I have no idea why my camera had a brain fart & made this photo such horrible quality, BUT i love it. I looove the way it turned out.

Originally for todays photos it was just going to be basicly this same shot, but GOOD quality. To show off my new red couch. (okay so its just a couple cheap blankets from walmart i turned into a slipcover. ) But my camera was being weird, and somehow i got this. i think it looks awesome. So i decided to make it todays 366.

Yes, i like taking photos of my feet/legs. This does not require me putting on makeup & trying to look good. ha.

Oh, the white blob is desmond.

Halloween is getting close!

I bought very cheap costume accessories, and a Halloween makeup kit that was $2, spent about 30 minutes on the makeup I know it isn't that great, but hey, im no pro and its cheap makeup, so it works.

-- Im now on my other computer that I usually edit photos on and these photos don't look so good.. someone tell me if the quality isn't good on theirs either. =\ It may just be this computer..?

A re-interpretation and strategic overview of philanthropy-its meaning and values, greatest accomplishments, current transformations, and future directions-based on close analysis of historical sources, and 25 years' practical experience in all aspects of philanthropy.Chapter I: " Promethean Fire: the Archetype" - from its first coinage in ancient Greece, in Prometheus Bound, philanthropia meant "the love of humanity", or of what it is to be human, an educational and cultural ideal;Chapter II: " Philanthropy’s Finest Hour: the American Revolution" - the Revolution as philanthropy in action-how Classical philanthropy through voluntary associations produced a "purportedly philanthropic nation", created by and for philanthropy; Chapter III: " Philanthropy Yesterday and Today" - how 20th-century growth and professionalization made philanthropy paradigmatic, but neglected Classical values, and how we are now in a paradigm-shift, in which philanthropy is being thoroughly transformed;Chapter IV: " The Future of Philanthropy" - how the paradigm-shift analysis illuminates issues facing Old Paradigm institutions, and current trends suggesting a probable future;Chapter V: " Philanthropy Reborn"- how a possible New Paradigm, uniting Classical ideals with Internet-based operations, might benefit donors, grantmakers, philanthropic advisors, trustees, executive directors, scholars, media journalists, teachers and students, as well as civic, religious and political leaders.Appendix I: "Case Study: the Catalogue for Philanthropy in Massachusetts." Exemplifies the current paradigm-shift.Appendix II: "A Taxonomic Tree of Philanthropy" A donor-friendly presentation of how the fields of philanthropy constitute a coherent whole.Appendix III: "Bibliographical Notes" Suggested further readings.