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I ve created two additional object groups: one for allowing ICMP returning traffic, and one that puts the web and FTP servers into a network group so that you can specifically allow ICMP echo messages to them. The first two entries in the ACL are the same as in the previous section. The two ACL entries after those are new. The first one allows ICMP traffic from anywhere and to anywhere if it matches the ICMP message types in the ICMP icmp_traffic object group. The entry after this allows any echoes from anywhere if they are destined to the devices specified in the ALL_servers object group.

When you declare a variable inside a for loop, there is one important point to remember: The scope of that variable ends when the for statement does. (That is, the scope of the variable is limited to the for loop.) Outside the for loop, the variable will cease to exist. Thus, in the preceding example, i is not accessible outside the for loop. If you need to use the loop control variable elsewhere in your program, you will not be able to declare it inside the for loop. Before moving on, you might want to experiment with your own variations on the for loop. As you will find, it is a fascinating loop.

A bonus formula allows sales management to pay for sales results as a percent of quota rather than a percent of actual sales production. There are numerous reasons for doing this, but the most compelling reason is that actual sales volume production does not always equate to sales efforts. For example, the size of large territories may be a function of account buying patterns rather than the persuasive selling skills of the salesperson. To equalize earning opportunities and to be considered a bonus formula, the following must be present:

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Dr. Harold Chen, in his work on dermatoglyphics (the study of the patterns of the ridges of the skin on parts of the hands and feet), notes that certain chromosomal disorders are known to be associated with characteristic dermatoglyphic abnormalities. He specifically cites Down syndrome, Turner syndrome, and Klinefelter syndrome as chromosomal disorders that cause unusual fingerprint patterns in a person. See Harold Chen, Medical Genetics Handbook 221-226 (1988) quoted in John D. Woodward, Biometric Scanning, Law and Policy: Identifying the Concerns Drafting the Biometric Blueprint, University of Pittsburgh Law Review, 59.97 (1997) 117.

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