major forehead smackings. okokok you can't update on a CD, I am in worse shape than i thought...
> lol i was expecting an answer! I am assuming the database will be
> constantly read/written. How do you use a database on a CD as a
> backend?? I mean it sounds technically impractical/impossibl
always good news :)
Dana
>Thanks for the offer - I have Client appointments all next week.
>
>Seems like budgets are opening up and procrastination is lessening.
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ha. i've done /that/ before. cept we just put them in the shower curtain rods
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His wife agreed to this, provided that he would give her
I Doubt you can do it with just FTP access, but if he has given you root access
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Oh, forget it, the guy says the box does not belong to him.
> Hi,
>
> A guy seems to have a Linux box (definitely a Unix flavor), he's given
> me ftp access, any possibility for me to download CFMX eval/trial copy
> and install it on his box remotely (I'm on Windows XP)? Ideas?
>
> Hmm, jus
Hi,
A guy seems to have a Linux box (definitely a Unix flavor), he's given me ftp access, any possibility for me to download CFMX eval/trial copy and install it on his box remotely (I'm on Windows XP)? Ideas?
Hmm, just found, "NetOp Remote Control" support both Unix and Windows OS, has any one
Thanks for the offer - I have Client appointments all next week.
Seems like budgets are opening up and procrastination is lessening.
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I represent that remark :) They were very fresh muffins :) blueberry too :)
Now if I could just get ya to answer me :)
Incidentally, I will be in Leakey around Monday care to meet me for lunch in Bandera or something? I think Hondo is closer to halfway but I don't recall much there except a
Unless your non-profit is a publicly traded company (ie. listed on an
exchange), Sarbanes-Oxley does not apply to them.
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The Cherry Hill Company
At 04:37 PM 2/19/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>While I am having federal compliance nightmares, anyone have any info on
>how sarbanes-oxley appli
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incidentally there is a 4 part series on this very subject starting in this
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I guess we are pretty strict huh? not even stale muffins can get through :-)
(I replied from an unfiltered email address)
Doug
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doug, I tried to send you email and your server called me uce would you
please whitelist me and let me know if this means that my host is on one of the
Could be cross domain issues. Frames plays havoc with systems that
generally play nice with each other :-(
I assume the external site is on a different domain?
What browser?
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and that would just be unacceptable."
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Your going to need to write policy mainly for this, then go through some
sort of certification and accreditation, where your responsible parties
(mainly C level exec types, board members) claim that they accept the risk
and that there are appropriate controls in place to mitigate (not prevent,
as t
An answer from me?? I am s dazed and confuuzed right now that hehe yeah rt an answer from me. Right now the submissions are arriving by email and being copied off to a CD. The database was my proposed solution to THAT security problem.
this particular database is written to about three times a
Depends what you are trying to do, but something to keep in mind.
If you are talking a lookup file,
You can create a cfm site that reads your db and is indexed with a
drill-down alphabetic contents list.
Then run adobe acrobat (not reader) on it and suck the whole thing into a
pdf which can then be
lol i was expecting an answer! I am assuming the database will be constantly read/written. How do you use a database on a CD as a backend?? I mean it sounds technically impractical/impossible, unless u are just tlaking about plain good ol backing up on a CD.
This is the best thing to do. Have
doug, I tried to send you email and your server called me uce would you please whitelist me and let me know if this means that my host is on one of the blacklists?
thanks
Dana
>http://www.hipaacomply.com/
>
>
>ok we are having a huge flap over HIPAA compliance, has anyone here previously
>re
good question. Looking for a way to low-end this. I've had an access db on a floppy, but it was empty but if I send it to my hard drive that is even more insecure than the commercial host, right? I'd have to learn firewalls really really quick once my DSL order goes though...
which might be a g
How do u maintain a database on a CD? Are you just tlaking about a backup?
- Original Message -
From: dana tierney
To: CF-Community
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: HIPAA, arrrh
goodie, my proposed upgrade needs revision. I am sure the current sy
goodie, my proposed upgrade needs revision. I am sure the current system is even less compliant. Just for giggles, suppose the board decides they can't afford the colocated server etc... if I were to maintain a database on a cd (to take an ultra-lowtech approach) and that CD is kept in a medical of
Working on our Intranet...need to point to an outside site. Username and
password need to be passed (if none passed, a screen prompts for these
values).
The powers that be don't want to give this information to our employees, as
they want them to only be able to access this site from work.
Unfort
yeah it looks like something the feds are mighty serious about :) the mention of possible jail time caught my eye in particular.
Are you just you at your organization? hitting reply isn't giving me your email address, which might be a good thing if I didn't need it let me go try and see if I can g
hrrr separate tables, there's an idea
>The thing is, I don't really know that much about it. Those were just
>questions I would look into what the HIPPA requirements might have issue
>with. I think though that a lot of the issue can be mitigated with how you
>store the data. The big no-no
While I am having federal compliance nightmares, anyone have any info on how sarbanes-oxley applies to non-profits? As best I can see we are exempt from a lot of the stricter audit requirements but board member need to manifest "fiduciary responsibility" I love stuff like this when I am already
we are about as small a provider as you can be :) actually we are not even a provider, but the research I have done so far seems to indicate that our patient registry DEFINITELY qualifies as medical data. This thing was not even on my horizon until our nurse brought it up.
Dana
>1. Physical secur
The thing is, I don't really know that much about it. Those were just
questions I would look into what the HIPPA requirements might have issue
with. I think though that a lot of the issue can be mitigated with how you
store the data. The big no-no seems to be being able to actually tie
information
1. Physical security
2. Release of information
3. *Who* has assess to patient records. *This is the biggie!*
4. Restrictions on release of information
5. Timeline ( was in April 2003, except for small health providers)
There is more, but it is really involved.
=
for $120 a day (a 12 hour day) I will stand next to your server(s) and make sure no one touches them :) I think that will be the coolest job ever. I can wear uniform too. sexy
thats alot more than I am making currently haha
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From: Ian Skinner
To: CF-Community
I am not an expert but I know we are also very concerned about HIPPA here at BloodSource. I might be able to see if anybody here would be willing to talk to you, contact me off list if you would like me too try. We maintain our own server, the database servers with personal medical data in them a
ya, I was afraid of hearing something like that.
>It's something that's come up a time or two here. In our office, we don't do
>much with it, but the med school certainly is wigged about it. From what
>I've gleaned from the discussions, I would be concerned about the commercial
>hosting.
>
>Wh
Hey, I just wanted to point out one of the coolest parts of OnDemand TV,
just discovered it last night.
While we don't have the Anime Channel as part of our regular lineup, we
do have it as part of OnDemand. There are about 50 different shows, each
with multiple episodes.
M
-Original Message
I am very late to this item,but I wanted to chime in.
When I was contracting a few years back, I joined (per the advice of a
friend) the local Farm Bureau. I don't own a farm, I'm not near a farm,
but the country Farm Bureau offers health insurance to its members, so
for $45/year, I was able t
It's something that's come up a time or two here. In our office, we don't do
much with it, but the med school certainly is wigged about it. From what
I've gleaned from the discussions, I would be concerned about the commercial
hosting.
Who has access to their servers? What policies do they have in
http://www.hipaacomply.com/
ok we are having a huge flap over HIPAA compliance, has anyone here previously
researched this topic?
My burning question: If I have patient data in a SQL or mySQL database on a
commercial host, is this adequate security for HIPAA purposes? Authentication is
required f
That depends on how the database is hosted.
If you are colocated somewhere using a dedicated server and appropriate
security measures are in place, including restricted physical access to
the box, then yes, you might be in compliance.
If you are hosting with a company on a shared server, or they
check out their security compliance checklist.
http://www.midwestsecurity.com/compliance/hipaa/hipaasecuritycompliancechecklist12_03.pdf
Just skimming through it, it seems like a pain in the ass to fuly comply!!!
here's more stuff too
http://www.midwestsecurity.com/compliance/hipaa/
- Ori
Oracle packages, definitely.
See The ColdFusion MX Bible for the only published example on how to use
ColdFusion with Oracle's compile-time-bound ref cursors with multiple result
sets. Much more efficient and higher performance than any other method.
Respectfully,
Adam Phillip Churvis
Member of
ok we are having a huge flap over HIPAA compliance, has anyone here previously researched this topic?
My burning question: If I have patient data in a SQL or mySQL database on a commercial host, is this adequate security for HIPAA purposes? Authentication is required for the hosting account and fo
Right, mine is actually part of the cable box. My only problem is that I need more space. Law and Order comes on three times a day and I can't watch them fast enough ;)
Also, I wish I could record more than 2 shows at a time.
Maybe the L&O thing will soon be alleviated now that I am a member of
Yes, it's possible. The DirecTivo can record 2 channels at the same time
from any channel *via the satellite* . The DirecTivo cannot record from an
off the air signal since it doesn't have a built-in MPEG recorder.
--
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"And Bobby you are right, I am being selfish, but the last time I
soundex roxors
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I believe you said you had DVR on your cable box - so this may not apply to
you. To those who havwe DVR via Tivo or some other tool - how do you handle
cable channels? For example, can you record on 2 premium channels at once?
I'd assume not.
-r
> -Original Message-
> From: Candace Cottre
Have them install the XML Parser at the same time.
That is tres cool.
M
-Original Message-
From: Deanna Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 2:01 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: lookin' at the bright side (of Oracle)
Okay, so server migration has been hel
Okay, so server migration has been hell. But, looking on the bright side,
since a couple of apps were using verity and they broke, I talked to the
Oracle DBA's and now they're going to install the Intermedia full-text
search components and give me access to play with them. We!
I'm pretty darn
Yep, you can watch a show you've recorded while recording 2 others.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
http://www.childrensdayton.org
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"There is no right price for the wrong product, even if it
or just set
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Cdrom\
AutoRun = 0
and reboot
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From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 17:22
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: OT - quick windows/winamp/cdex question
Hey - get
Hey - get it straight - the only thing off-topic in CF-Community is
ColdFusion :)
Anyway - you should be able to just install Win2000 PowerToys and turn
off autoplay with that. Try this out, and see if it works for you:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/downloads/PowerToys/Networking/NTTw
Yeah, but it's in PHP.
Here's a function that retrieves a file from a remote server. It can
post data, also, just like with cfhttp.
Add the following parameters to the headers section in order to get past
authorization. I included a description of the headers for your
reference.
I'm ripping all my cds to wavs then encoding in a couple different bitrates for a full archives of all my tunes. I'm using CDEX to do so.
Winamp keeps popping with disc insertion; I'd like to turn this off so the disc just goes in without anything happening.
I'm using a couple three of my bo
Jeff,
Does that mean the target/destination site has to be on Windows OS or no?
Don
>Use the MSXML.Server component. It comes with the latest Microsoft XML
>parser and can do NT authentication. I don't have a script handy but could
>get one for you from work tomorrow. You have to jump through
0_0
snarf snarf.
okies.
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From: Doug White
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> So here I am thinking about the cost of this meal...and the fact that...I
> HAVE TO COOK IT MYSELF. Not only that, but I'm paying a LOT extra for the
> 'privelege' of COOKING IT MYSELF.
Growing up in the 70's, we used to have fondue dinners at home. Much cheaper
than going out. And Sterno is fu
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I had a similar thing hapen to me. . but worst!!
My gf (now wife) had to have fondue. She loves cheese like no other. I've
had the real thing in the alps a few times so nothing in colorado will
likely compare. So we eat there and its nice that there are four courses
and I dont really mind cook
hehe I know I've posted this before and I apologize to the ladies, but...
"If your wife is having fun and you're not, you're still having a lot more
fun than if you're having fun and she's not!' - Red Green
-Original Message-
From: Charlie Griefer
Bottom line is that my wife was happy t
in an incident totally unrelated to this thread (which I admit to not having
followed), we went out for fondue last night.
Tuesday was my wife's birthday, and her sister's is this Saturday. So we
all went out (her folks included) to a place in Scottsdale, AZ called "The
Melting Pot" (I believe it
I don't normally use Imail, but I've been thrown into the role of having
to block attachements larger than 500K from a user's account.
*sigh*
Anyone have any idea on how this can be done? THe Filters section of
Imail Administrator for that user only allows you to search the
From,To,Subject,Body T
That's really depressing. This whole caucus cycle is about change, about
getting fat bellied special interest candidates out of DC and replacing
them with representatives of the people. Everyone is focused on the
frontrunners and paying no heed to the worthwhile candidates, and that
is just sad.
I
> i dont know if he can take out Kerry, but if he does I'll vote for him. I
> guess I'll vote for Kerry as well, but I think I'd rather see Edwards win.
Some of my personal concerns about Edwards are that he is against gay
marriage and his "civil rights" section seems to miss the mark in regards t
You are cheddar cheese!
You are a yellow-orange, rectangle-shaped cheese. You are very popular. You
have lots of zip and energy and love to jump around. You are sharp and
clever, but also sometimes a little stubborn.
-Original Message-
> While we're on the subject of cheese... What cheese
With the PSX you can. It can record multiple shows simultaneously while
you watch other shows (even if the other shows are prerecorded).
M
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From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 9:53 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Minority Re
i dont know if he can take out Kerry, but if he does I'll vote for him. I
guess I'll vote for Kerry as well, but I think I'd rather see Edwards win.
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From: Haggerty, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 9:53 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Dea
> I get it too. Time Warner onDemand. I also have the DVR cable
> box and I am so addicted to it. I will purposely record a
> 10:00 show, then go in at 10:45 and start to watch it so I
> can FFWD through the commercials.
Hmm, would it be possible to DVR your shows so that you watch the previous
Edwards is a charmer. If you ever get the chance to hear him speak, do
it, he comes across as a genuine person.
M
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From: John Stanley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 9:39 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Dean Quits
im liking Edwards more and
I would like to send an e-card. Any recommendations forr a service?
thanks!
Patrick
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I'm starting to feel like one of those old fogies who was totally blown away
by tv!
...reminds of this guy who came to our garage sale this summer.
He said what's a CD player? I said it plays CDs. He said what are CDs? Are
they those little round things?
Then he said I'm looking for 8-track tapes,
I get it too. Time Warner onDemand. I also have the DVR cable box and I am so addicted to it. I will purposely record a 10:00 show, then go in at 10:45 and start to watch it so I can FFWD through the commercials.
I also like the Showtime, Cinemax and TLC on demand.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Develo
> Fully 20% of those murders occurred during a crime, aka the commission of
a
> felony, and therefore open to death in the applicable state.
I'm not saying bad shit doesn't happen, and as I said in my first reply to
this whole thread I'm undecided on the death penalty.
> Something off topic, but
im liking Edwards more and more, and i am not a democrat
-Original Message-
From: Candace Cottrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 9:29 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Dean Quits
Dagnabit. I liked him.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medica
Chedda baby...
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
http://www.childrensdayton.org
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"There is no right price for the wrong product, even if it is inexpensive and delivered on time."
>>> [EMAIL P
You are brie!
You are a cheese with a complex flavor. Your moods are affected by your current environments. You are sophisticated and mature but sometimes a little superstitious.
Brie is the best known French cheese and has a nickname "The Queen of Cheeses". Several hundred years ago, Brie was on
Dagnabit. I liked him.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
http://www.childrensdayton.org
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"There is no right price for the wrong product, even if it is inexpensive and delivered on time."
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> While we're on the subject of cheese... What cheese are you?
> http://cupped-expressions.net/cheese/quiz/
You are cheddar cheese!
You are a yellow-orange, rectangle-shaped cheese. You are very popular.
You have lots of zip and energy and love to jump around. You are sharp
and clever, but al
Rocquefort rules! anyone else agree? :-)
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me too! :-)
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From: Kevin Graeme
You are blue cheese!
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> > According to the FBI, in 2002 the total number of murders
> > reported was 14,054. Of that, there were 73 "gangland
> > killings" and 911 "juvenile gang killings".
> > http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/cius_>
> 02/html/web/offreported/02-nmurder03.html
>
> Just out of curiosity, how many of those were
You are blue cheese!
You are a soft, crumbly white blue-streaked cheese. You are very cool and
mellow. You are very knowledgeable and wise and people come to you for
advice and help.
Blue cheese is a white cheese with blue veins and a sometimes crumbly
interior. This cheese usually has tangy, piq
hehe thanks Adam. truth is though fondue is not within my expertise. I would
suggest shopping around for the emmenthal. The quality varies and flavour
changes with age.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Churvis
Patrick Harkins is quite literally an expert on cheese from a cheesemaker's
point
I usually go for a basic fondue, heat about a cup of white wine, add some
flour and white pepper, then add about a cup each of Emmentaler and Gruyere.
larry
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Now I have to have fondue. Just checked with my partner and we're going to a
local place that has this:
Creamy
While we're on the subject of cheese... What cheese are you?
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That sounds awesome count me in...
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 3:17 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Yeah!!
> Where we, the society as a whole get to derive enjoyment from the
suffering
> of convicted crimminal
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