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Snippets of interest from cfpb site which is being regarded as a sort of mecca within goverment for bright eyed idealistic techies of the liberal variety. The code and funtcionality is impressive to say the least a model for good code even. As for the muscle just read Bancorps slobbering appreciation for their input, its clear that for banks or financial institutions of any kind this is their FTC. They pack serious muscle most recently the Prepaid Card Rule from their experience on project catalyst 2 years with Amex Serve, Wells Fargo historic 100M fine, $50M Chase Fine, news

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a 21st century agency that helps consumer finance markets work by making rules more effective, by consistently and fairly enforcing those rules, and by empowering

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around 2002 a project got me working with a technically oriented piece of software rather a suite for mathmatical modeling, of every kind imaginable. It sold direct or by dealers licensed to service, consult, customize and maintain the clients they sold. It was attractive, but the bulk of the work involved custom bulding or tailoring for specific use cases the range was astounding and intimidating, the fact that it was a formula style based on C syntax was of some comfort because the customers were physicists, researchers, professors, retired enthusiasts and generally had an impressive string of initials after their names in addition to their position which would be NASA, MIT, Carnegie-Mellon, JPl, Stanford, all rocket scientists.

Rich in Gammas?

Let's hope so. Interestingly, gamma brain waves are the fastest, smallest documented brain wave activity as measured by electroencephalogram oscillating between 40 Hz and 100 Hz. These amplitudes are ideal for travelling throug

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