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When the Lich King's control of his death knights was broken, his former champions sought revenge for the horrors committed under his command. After their vengeance was won, the death knights found themselves without a cause and without a home. One by one they trickled into the land of the living in search of a new purpose.
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Druids harness the vast powers of nature to preserve balance and protect life. With experience, druids can unleash nature's raw energy against their enemies, raining celestial fury on them from a great distance, binding them with enchanted vines, or ensnaring them in unrelenting cyclones.
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From an early age the call of the wild draws some adventurers from the comfort of their homes into the unforgiving primal world outside. Those who endure become hunters. Masters of their environment, they are able to slip like ghosts through the trees and lay traps in the paths of their enemies.
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Students gifted with a keen intellect and unwavering discipline may walk the path of the mage. The arcane magic available to magi is both great and dangerous, and thus is revealed only to the most devoted practitioners. To avoid interference with their spellcasting, magi wear only cloth armor, but arcane shields and enchantments give them additional protection. To keep enemies at bay, magi can summon bursts of fire to incinerate distant targets and cause entire areas to erupt, setting groups of foes ablaze.
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When the pandaren were subjugated by the mogu centuries ago, it was the monks that brought hope to a seemingly dim future. Restricted from using weapons by their slave masters, these pandaren instead focused on harnessing their chi and learning weaponless combat. When the opportunity for revolution struck, they were well-trained to throw off the yoke of oppression.
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This is the call of the paladin: to protect the weak, to bring justice to the unjust, and to vanquish evil from the darkest corners of the world. These holy warriors are equipped with plate armor so they can confront the toughest of foes, and the blessing of the Light allows them to heal wounds and, in some cases, even restore life to the dead.
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Priests are devoted to the spiritual, and express their unwavering faith by serving the people. For millennia they have left behind the confines of their temples and the comfort of their shrines so they can support their allies in war-torn lands. In the midst of terrible conflict, no hero questions the value of the priestly orders.
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For rogues, the only code is the contract, and their honor is purchased in gold. Free from the constraints of a conscience, these mercenaries rely on brutal and efficient tactics. Lethal assassins and masters of stealth, they will approach their marks from behind, piercing a vital organ and vanishing into the shadows before the victim hits the ground.
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Shaman are spiritual guides and practitioners, not of the divine, but of the very elements. Unlike some other mystics, shaman commune with forces that are not strictly benevolent. The elements are chaotic, and left to their own devices, they rage against one another in unending primal fury. It is the call of the shaman to bring balance to this chaos. Acting as moderators among earth, fire, water, and air, shaman summon totems that focus the elements to support the shaman's allies or punish those who threaten them.
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In the face of demonic power, most heroes see death. Warlocks see only opportunity. Dominance is their aim, and they have found a path to it in the dark arts. These voracious spellcasters summon demonic minions to fight beside them. At first, they command only the service of imps, but as a warlock's knowledge grows, seductive succubi, loyal voidwalkers, and horrific felhunters join the dark sorcerer's ranks to wreak havoc on anyone who stands in their master's way.
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For as long as war has raged, heroes from every race have aimed to master the art of battle. Warriors combine strength, leadership, and a vast knowledge of arms and armor to wreak havoc in glorious combat. Some protect from the front lines with shields, locking down enemies while allies support the warrior from behind with spell and bow. Others forgo the shield and unleash their rage at the closest threat with a variety of deadly weapons.
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Seniors Carry ORU to 68-64 Win over Ladyjacks
Kevi Luper led the Golden Eagles with 30 points in the win, while Jaci Bigham added a season-high 26 points to go with eight assists.
Bigham's first assist of the game was a big one, as a feed to Sarah Shelton with 18:33 left in the first half was the 604th of the McAlester native's career, setting a new ORU career record.
Luper was 14-for-25 from the floor, while Bigham hit her first six three-point attempts and finished 6-for-8 from downtown.
Daylyn Harris led SFA (10-13, 5-7 SLC) with 16 points.
ORU shot 45.8% for the game. The Ladyjacks shot at a 50.0% clip, but hit just 40.0% of their field goal attempts in the second half.
ORU forced Stephen F. Austin into 25 turnovers on the day.
ORU got off to a great start, turning the Ladyjacks over and feasting on the fast break opportunities. A basket from Luper at the 10:01 mark gave the Golden Eagles a 24-14 lead.
But the Ladyjacks responded as ORU's defense fell off. SFA scored 13 straight points, capped by a Brittany Matthew three-pointer, to take their first lead of the game, at 27-24, with 7:26 left in the half.
The Golden Eagles trailed by as many as five points before seniors worked to get ORU back on top. Bigham and Luper hit three-pointers on ORU's final two possessions to give Misti Cussen's team a 40-39 lead, and they were tied with the Ladyjacks, 40-40, at the half.
Luper scored 17 points in the opening period, and Bigham added 14 points and five assists.
The Golden Eagles got off to a good start in the second half, with a Bigham three-pointer stretching the lead to 50-44 with 15:18 left in the game. But SFA came right back, tying the game at 50-all on an Annette Davis free throw with 12:40 on the clock.
Bigham and Luper scored all of ORU's second half points until the 4:37 mark, when Shelton came through with a massive basket. The layup gave ORU some breathing room, at 61-57.
But the home team responded, taking a 62-61 lead with 2:59 left on a Matthew three-ball. ORU, who went scoreless for the game's final 2:31 in a loss to Northwestern State on Thursday night, needed to rally.
And rally they did. Bigham gave the visitors a 64-62 lead with two free throws at the 2:18 mark, and Luper added a basket right at the 2:00 mark to make the score 66-62.
ORU never trailed again. Free throws by Bigham with 13 seconds left gave ORU a 68-64 advantage, and senior Savanna Buck made a huge steal on the ensuing SFA possession to preserve the victory.
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It is no secret that Lancashire's main aim this summer is to regain their Division One status in the LV= County Championship.
But that will not stop them aiming for the top in limited overs cricket too says left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan.
The England Lions ace, who was the county's leading wicket-taker in the Championship with 44 last term, is desperate to see the Lightning put a few recent near misses behind them and rekindle the glory days when the Kings of one-day cricket hailed from Old Trafford.
Kerrigan, fresh from a one-day tour of Australia with the Lions last month and through the early part of this, is in Dubai with his county colleagues on their pre-season tour.
Their first match is a Twenty20 clash with Sussex Sharks tomorrow before they take part in the Emirates Airline T20 competition on Friday at the Sevens ground in Dubai. It is a competition they are keen to win having finished as runners up to the Hove side last year.
"There's a big push to win some one-day competitions this summer, so why not start out here with this Twenty20 competition," said the 23-year-old Prestonian.
"Our goal every year is to win all three comps. If you ask the supporters, I'm sure they'll say that doing well in the Championship is the main thing, but it doesn't mean you forget about the others.
"The main aim is to get back into Division One where the big cricket's played and generally the best players are playing. There's no getting away from that. But you only have to look at how successful Lancashire have been in the past in one-day competitions and the great history it's had. We want to add to that by making our history.
"Growing up I always remember watching Lancashire sides in Lord's finals and then in Twenty20 finals with players like Flintoff, Law and Loye. You respect that and want to do it yourself."
Kerrigan only returned home from Australia just over a fortnight ago, where he took four wickets in six one-day matches on tour against Victoria and Australia A, but he is back on the move again with Lancashire and the MCC, who he will link up with ahead of Sunday's champion county four-day match against Warwickshire in Abu Dhabi.
First of all, however, he could be playing against them in Friday's T20 final.
"Since I got back from Australia, I've been desperate for the English summer to start really. I had a bit of a break, but now I can't wait to get started. For the lads who haven't been away this winter, they've been mad keen to get out here," he added.
"Obviously the one-day cricket is something I want to keep working at because I only played three one-day matches. With Keeds leaving, it opens up the opportunity to play a bit more in those forms. This is a chance for me to show what I can do."
Kerrigan has not played a competitive Twenty20 match since January of last year when the England Lions were on tour in Bangladesh. He has taken 15 wickets from just 19 matches in his career, including a best of 3-17.
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How can I tell what classes will transfer?
I am a CAP student. What classes will I need when I get to Austin?
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Can I meet with the same advisor every time?
Under what circumstances can I retake a class and replace the grade?
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1. How can I tell what classes will transfer?
There are two ways to check transfer equivalency. The first is to look at the Texas Common Course Numbers in the back of your catalog. This is a list of classes as they frequently appear in other course catalogs along with their UTSA course number. If you prefer to look online, you can go to the online Transfer Equivalency program, and enter in the information for the coursework at the other school, to see how it transfers to UTSA.
2. I am a CAP student. What classes will I need when I get to Austin?
In order to look at the classes available at UT Austin or to look at the class description, you would need to go to the UT Austin Website or contact someone at UT Austin. The UTSA advisors can help you select the CAP classes needed to fulfill your contract, but we do not have access to UT Austin class information beyond what is available on the website.
3. When is the last day to register / pay / drop / add / withdraw?
Information regarding deadlines can be found through the UTSA homepage. After you access the homepage, click on "current students" and then look for the link to the "administrative and academic calendar." Also, important dates are listed on the CFAC homepage and on the ASAP Main Menu page.
4. Can I meet with the same advisor every time?
You are more than welcome to request a specific advisor when making an appointment. However, CFAC suspends appointments and operates on a walk-in basis during our busiest times (the beginning and end of the semester and the summer). This change is to ensure that we can see as many students as possible. During the walk-in period, it is not guaranteed that you will be able to see the same advisor. Please rest assured that each advisor is cross-trained in every discipline; therefore, whichever advisor that you see during this time will be able to provide complete and accurate information.
5. Under what circumstances can I retake a class and replace the grade?
An undergraduate student may repeat an individual course only once in an attempt to improve a grade of D or F and may repeat at most four courses in attempts to improve grades. The class must be retaken at UTSA! If you retake the class at a different institution (such as a community college), then the grades will be averaged instead of having the higher grade replace the D or F. If you have already replaced four D's or F's, you may still retake the class, but the original grade will be averaged into your grade point average. You may only attempt to replace the grade once (excluding W's). Also, please remember that the grade will be replaced in the GPA calculation but it will not go away completely. The original class and grade still shows on your transcript. Retaking a class and replacing the grade is a fast way to improve your GPA – especially if your overall GPA has fallen below the 2.0 needed to remain in good standing.
6. What should I do if I want to change my major?
Changing your major is a relatively easy process. There is a form that the advisor will help you fill out, and the advisor will process the change. Please remember that changes to your major will be in the system but will not appear on ASAP or BANNER until after the census date (towards the beginning of the semester). Certain majors require you meet specific requirements before being able to change your major (Engineering and Architecture are examples.) When changing your major, please be sure to ask the advisor any question you have about classes needed for the new major.
7. If I am a first semester freshman, will I be able to register for classes if I don't attend orientation?
The short answer is no. All first semester freshmen and freshmen transfer students (those with 29 credit hours or fewer) are required to attend the UTSA new student orientation, Roadrunner Roundup, in order to register for classes. The orientation will not only allow you to register for classes, but it will also provide you with valuable information about the campus. Plus you will have an academic advisor help you with your schedule so that you can register with confidence knowing that you are taking the correct classes. For more information about Roadrunner Roundup, please visit the Orientation website.
8. Where can I access information for freshmen?
There are several websites that you can access for freshman related information. The first is the Colleges' Freshman Advising Center website. The CFAC website has information such as important dates, transfer equivalency information, departmental information, etc. Check out some of the links on the left hand side of the homepage. It is chock full of information!
For freshmen who have not yet started classes at UTSA, the Admissions Office has provided a website for those who've been admitted and want to know what the next step is, entitled, 'You're Admitted, What's Next?" This is where you can find information and videos about advising, testing, financial aid, housing, orientation, etc.
Another website that can provide information is the UTSA homepage. From this website you can access information regarding course catalogs, different colleges of interest, the academic calendar, and services provided by the university. Type in anything you're looking for in the search bar at the top right corner of the homepage.
9. How do I find out if I am going to receive AP and/or dual credit?
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Criminal Justice Majors: Any core mathematics course
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Architecture Majors: MAT 1073 / MAT 1093
Interior Design Majors: MAT 1023
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Nix the shrimp salad – WHile most of the food is acceptable or good, don't waste your money on the shrimp salad. It had nice, large shrimp but they were absoulutely tasteless. I saw, or tasted, NO evidence of Old Bay or any other seasoning.
Service / Food / Atmosphere ***** – What a GREAT find! Best Chicken Gumbo on the East Coast.Stopped in on a Tuesday and was treated like a Queen by Co-Owner Sandi.Actually, her husband Allen was equally as charming.I've found my home.
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In a neighborhood where good food isn't unusual, one quintessential Federal Hill pub-restaurant offers upscale entrees and martinis galore. – In Short
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She could be my age, ten years older or younger. Routinely passing my perch in early morning, toting at least 25 lbs of cassava root on her head in a large metal pan, a wicked machete in her hand, she'd announce her arrival with a simple "NORDEBRAU." I soon learned that's her name, meaning she was born on Tuesday. Many older Ewe were named for the day of their births.
As days passed, I'd see her at the "market", the space alongside the main road in town under the big Acacia trees, sitting in her plastic lawn chair, selling small, square cellophane-like bags of "Mt. Zion Purified Water." For the equivalent of about 70 cents, you can buy a couple of gallons worth.
One day Nordebrau invited me to see her house nearby. She gave me her chair as she sat on a stump. Her interest in children not waning in her retirement from teaching, she wanted me to know that there were orphans in the village who were even more disadvantaged than kids with a parent. I asked her about them, which pleased her.
Since then, Nordebrau and I have had regular little chats by her stand at the market as I await the tro-tro for Ho.
I learn a lot by sitting on the front stoop, or at the market, or merely walking down the road. People tell me things that help me understand village life beyond what my handlers can. There is much to learn here.
Nordebrau commented early on the fact that we both have white-hair, although hers is cut about as close as can be. She has a gray fuzz dusting around a strong, handsome face. And she's smart.
Turns out she has a brother who is retired doctor in Accra, a sister who teaches, and relatives in the U.S. She hopes one day to go live with them, but she can't now, because "it's very expensive," and "who would take care of our house?"
I wondered aloud if selling the house was an option so she would have money to go. You'd have thought I had asked her to sell her first born child! To the Ewe, the family home is a place to go in perpetuity. The thought of selling is heresy. So Nordebrau stays. "I came from Accra to see my mother, and I didn't know she was going to pass," she said, the implication being it fell to her to remain as the caretaker of the family home.
Over time she's asked about the U.S.
"Does it get cold there like today?" (It was all of 80 and she had a wrap).
"Oh much colder in places, but we have many different climates there too."
"Is it true that the Black people live all over the country there and that some of them have painted their houses black to celebrate OBama?" she asked?
"Yes, Blacks live all over the USA. I don't know about the houses, but I suppose it's possible," I replied.
"Are there a lot of Black people there now?"
"Yes, and they do better now, although it wasn't always so in the bad period of our history."
"Yes, I know about The Slavery," she said, suddenly growing serious.
"Many of your people helped build my country, Nordebrau, even though they didn't want to be there, they helped it become what it is," I said. "And now they are doing much better than they did for a long time. Perhaps your great-grandparents were among them?"
Nodding thoughtfully, she looked at me quietly with her expressive brown eyes. No words were necessary.
"There weren't many grandparents or great grandparents for my generation," she said. "The Slavery took them. Sometimes I see pictures of Blacks in America that I think look like me."
More than 3 million Ewe were shipped as slaves to the U.S. alone.
There was sadness in her for the first time since I'd met her. And for a moment, she and I shared a profound sense of loss. Her, for long lost members of her tribe. Me, at the thought of having family ripped away never to be seen or heard from again.
Nordebrau speaks English well, is good-humored, bright and kind. She helps me flag down the tro-tro and seems to enjoy our little chats under the Acacia trees.
Somehow, I am already sad at leaving her, which I will in a few days. These people really grow on you. I sense that there may be some in the Village that look askance at her from time to time. She's outspoken. I expect Nordebrau speaks up at times when some wish she wouldn't.
It's not easy being such a person. But without them, who would speak for those who cannot speak for themselves?
I'll miss her as I recall our little chats under the big Acacia trees at the market on the side of the road, thousands of miles from home. Perhaps much like her people did generations ago, before "The Slavery" stole them away. Maybe even Nordebrau's great-grandparents are somewhere smiling now, at just how far we've come.
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The Office of HIV/AIDS Network Coordination (HANC) works with NIAID and the HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks to facilitate collaboration and coordination on priority areas of research and operations, increase communication, and streamline processes to improve research efficiency. In addition to coordinating the efforts of the leadership principal investigators, inter-network coordination encompasses, among other areas, statistical and data management, laboratory, training, evaluation, clinical trials logistics, and community participation and education. Information about coordinated network activities can be found at www.hanc.info.
The Strategic Working Group (SWG) provides expert advice on the scientific priorities of the NIAID-funded HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks. Specifically, the SWG serves as a forum for discussion, resolution, and proactive planning of critical issues; provides guidance on scientific priorities for future high resource trials, provides input about budget allocation for future funding of the networks and sites, and facilitates communication among all stakeholders relevant to the NIAID-sponsored HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks. The SWG meets two to three times a year, and members include the network principal investigators, NIAID-appointed external advisors, representatives from the Community Partners, and the director of DAIDS.
The Community Partners (CP) is a group established to promote effective representation of and timely communication among the many communities, in the U.S. and internationally, that work with and participate in the NIAID-funded HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks. The Community Partners is comprised of representatives from each of the NIAID networks community groups, including the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG), the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN), the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN), the International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials group (IMPAACT), the International Network for Strategic Initiatives in Global HIV Trials (INSIGHT), and the Microbicide Trials Network (MTN); staff from each of these networks and DAIDS will also participate as non-voting participants. Responsibilities of the Community Partners include enhancing intra- and inter-network community input at all levels, identifying and developing programs to meet the training and support requirements of local Community Advisory Boards, increasing the representation and participation of community representatives from resource-limited settings, and identifying and addressing challenges and concerns to participation in clinical trials.
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WASHINGTON — Every year, at more than 1,500 labs across the nation, tens of millions of animals are used for biomedical research, chemical testing and training.
No one knows exactly how many animals are utilized by research because federal animal welfare law doesn't cover the species that are used most often — rats and mice. Nor is work with birds, fish, reptiles or lower life forms monitored.
Federal reports show that nearly 1 million "regulated" animals — dogs, cats, monkeys and apes, hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, sheep, pigs and other farm animals — were used or awaiting use in experiments during the fiscal year that ended in September 2009. Published estimates are that 80 million to 100 million unregulated animals are used in research each year.
"I don't think most people have any idea of the vastness of the animal research field in this country,'' said Sue Leary, president of the American Anti-Vivisection Society. "Many don't realize what's going on right down the street from them."
Lab animals rarely retire. Although not every test is "terminal" — some are used for multiple tests and some are studied through old age — most die either because that's the only way for scientists to study the disease or injury in the animal or because it's deemed inhumane to have it suffer.
Animal protectionists generally denounce the experiments as cruel and unjustified by the results.
"Acceptance of animal suffering is ingrained in how animals are thought of in the research field,'' said Kathleen Conlee, director of animal research issues for the Humane Society of the United States. "While there are laws and guidelines for how some lab animals are sheltered and cared for, there is really nothing prohibited in what can be done in an experiment."
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Proponents counter that animals have aided almost every major advance in biology and medicine of the past century, and will for the foreseeable future.
"If you've ever had a vaccine, antibiotics, chemotherapy, joint replacement or bypass surgery, among many other therapies, you've been a beneficiary of animal research,'' said Liz Hodge, communications director for the Foundation for Biomedical Research, a Washington nonprofit sponsored by research institutions and companies.
Researchers feel they need advocates to promote their work since testing opponents "are incredibly effective in getting their message out there … with emotionally-charged material," Hodge said, often using graphic videos shot by undercover volunteers of animals and lab workers in their worst moments.
The battle for public support is reflected in national polling reported by the foundation. After showing support for animal studies around 70 percent for decades, polls showed that acceptance falling to 64 percent in 2004 and 54 percent in 2008. It was at 60 percent in January.
Many researchers feel American attitudes toward lab animals reflect a society where 63 percent of households own pets, but only 2 percent of the population lives on working farms, or even in rural areas. Others cite the "Disney effect" of films and television shows.
Research advocates say scientists want and need animals to get proper care and be healthy to get the best results from them.
"People don't understand the amount of personnel (in labs) that are devoted to making sure animals are well cared for,'' said Bill Yates, a researcher-administrator at the University of Pittsburgh. "Even small to moderate sized institutions have a large veterinary staff. Most have enrichment specialists who try to make the daily lives of the animals more pleasant with toys and exercise equipment."
Kathy Guillermo, director of research lab investigations for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, counters: "There aren't many laws that protect animals in labs and the few that there are, are routinely violated at facilities across the country. Most labs have some degree of abuse and neglect."
Scientists who work with dogs, cats or monkeys are most likely to be confronted by protests, hate mail, web pages decrying their work, even vandalism of their cars and homes,
For scientists like Stuart Zola, director of the Yerkes Primate Research Center in Atlanta, who has faced protesters for years, the pressure is part of the job.
After a panel discussion on "Why it is unethical NOT to continue animal research" held during the February meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, during which several scientists said they dropped out of animal work due to activists, Zola said he didn't know anyone personally who had quit. But he also objected to a reporter videotaping the discussion.
He said his greater concern is that public support for biomedical research in general, as well as with animals, has waned because scientists fail to adequately explain "what we do and why we do it, as well as how much care we take with animals.''
Even veterinarians who have taken an increasing role in trying to improve the lot of lab animals say they don't want the studies to end.
"I have presided over the deaths of thousands of laboratory animals, and have seen more pain and suffering than I care to recall, yet I make no call to stop animal experimentation now, only to make it better," Dr. Larry Carbone, chief veterinarian for the University of California at San Francisco, wrote in his 2006 book "What Animals Want," which examined lab animal issues.
The one area of agreement between researchers and animal protectionists is that research and investment into alternatives to animal studies is accelerating.
"We're spending a lot of time and money focusing on finding better ways and better data — animals really aren't good sources for answers to human problems,'' PETA's Guillermo said. "Even the National Institutes of Health is putting some pressure on scientists to show their research is … not just satisfying someone's curiosity."
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High Commodore Kajules Teraflop (Craig Bednar) leads a group of devoted "techoccultists" who live by the motto, "Life is technology, technology is life." Dressed in pope-like garb, Teraflop preaches about the wonders of computers and all the gizmos and gadgets that help our lives run better, but warns against the demons disguised as pornography and spam that bombard us daily.
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Can the Lumia smartphone save Nokia?September 5, 2012: 10:35 AM ET
The backstory of the struggling cellphone maker's newest devices - and the unlikely executive leading the charge.
FORTUNE -- Since Stephen Elop became CEO of Nokia in 2010 he has made a series of bold moves, from releasing a rally-the-troops memo comparing the flailing mobile-phone maker to a man on a burning platform to hitching the company's future to Microsoft's Windows operating system. His other daring deed? Assigning the crucial task of rebooting Nokia's smartphone business -- and by extension, resuscitating the entire company -- to Jo Harlow, a low-key former marketing manager with scant technical experience.
Harlow unveiled her latest effort, two sleek new phones built atop the latest version of Microsoft's mobile platform, Windows 8, in early September in the wake of the chaos and confusion surrounding a jury verdict that found that No. 1 smartphone maker Samsung had infringed on several Apple patents. Analysts believe Apple (AAPL) will be emboldened by its win to sue other phonemakers, and while some observers have suggested that Microsoft-fueled phones may not be in Apple's cross hairs, one thing is clear: The ruling will push handset companies to differentiate their products from the iPhone. But can beleaguered Nokia (NOK), which largely missed the consumer shift to smart devices, deliver phones that are innovative enough to unseat Apple?
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Harlow, who was tapped in July 2010 by Elop to run the smartphone business, certainly thinks so. She offered Fortune an inside look at the steps she has taken to bring Nokia's newest smartphone line to market, starting with the Lumia 800 and the Lumia 710, released worldwide in the fall of 2011. "Becoming cool again means having great products," she says. Her first step: to show Microsoft (MSFT) some love. To make sure the teams were in sync, she rearranged her organization to match her partner's Windows Phone unit structure. "I can trust her with what she tells me," confirms Terry Myerson, the Microsoft vice president who heads the Windows Phone division. "She uses that same direct and genuine communication to motivate her team."
Even as she was building bridges with Microsoft, Harlow was dismantling other operations, including teams that had been working on Nokia's internal operating system, Symbian, which lost out to Windows Phone. She says her most difficult day at Nokia was going out to the company's office in Farnborough, England, to lay off hundreds of engineers. "A big part of my job at that time was restructuring the organization that would remain," says Harlow. "It was a huge challenge, but I believed so strongly that this was the route to a great future for Nokia."
It is too soon to know whether Nokia's smartphone strategy is a hit, but the handset maker has scored some small, early wins. Under Harlow's watchful eye, her team has met its production targets and even won some plaudits. Last quarter Nokia shipped 4 million Lumia phones, double the number it sold the quarter before. Tech blog CNET.com praised the Lumia 800's "innovative design" and "gorgeous screen" but complained about the device's camera and video quality. The newest Lumia devices pack some impressive features -- especially the 4.6-inch Lumia 920, which comes with a souped-up camera that lets users take pictures in low-light settings (see image at the bottom).
Harlow says Nokia can play to its strength and differentiate Lumia smartphones with innovations in location-based services (it owns mapping provider Navteq), imaging, and hardware design, including the use of new materials.
Nokia's biggest ally in its turnaround -- Microsoft -- is also its potential Achilles' heel. Nokia's exclusive relationship with Microsoft makes life a lot simpler for the device maker. It needs to build phones for only one platform, and there's no question that Microsoft gives Nokia special treatment. The tech giant, based in Redmond, Wash., was more than willing to let the phonemaker help "drive and define" the future of the Windows Phone operating system and kicked in money to seal the deal. Microsoft is paying Nokia quarterly "platform support" payments that started with $250 million in the fourth quarter of 2011. (It helps that Elop spent almost three years at the software giant.) And there's evidence that the strategy works: Motorola Mobility revived its smartphone business by committing to Google's Android platform. Then it got bought by Google (GOOG).
But unlike Android, which has a robust following among developers and consumers, devices that run on Windows Phone account for just 3.5% of the global smartphone market, according to research firm IDC.
And there are many analysts who believe a device maker needs its own operating system (think of it as the brains of the phone) à la the iPhone and the iPhone OS -- that's the only way to control quality and make sure the product is truly differentiated from rivals. Indeed, while Nokia has a tight relationship with Microsoft, it is far from exclusive: Other phonemakers, including Samsung and HTC, are expected to launch their own Windows 8 phones in the coming months. And more may jump on the Windows bandwagon as a "safer" alternative to Android while the market sorts out the impact of the Samsung ruling.
Nokia made a very conscious choice to outsource its operating platform when it killed off Symbian -- amazingly, at Harlow's recommendation. In fact, Harlow was running Symbian at the time, and her willingness to sacrifice her own business was one of the things that impressed Elop.
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Still, the 49-year-old Kentucky native is an unlikely candidate to drive the company's new smartphone strategy. She has a degree in psychology, not business or engineering, and worked marketing roles at Reebok and Procter & Gamble (PG) before heading to Nokia in 2003 and eventually making the jump to product management. Former Nokia executives, accustomed to managers with technical backgrounds, have griped that she may not be suited for the role.
But Elop is clearly a fan. "She's been given opportunities along the way to be in roles for which she is uniquely unqualified and yet has the people skills, the intellectual capacity, and the intellectual integrity to actually drive successes," he says.
Inside Nokia, Harlow is known for her strong personality. But at a recent interview with Fortune in New York, the former captain of Duke University's women's basketball team comes across as thoughtful and soft-spoken, not domineering. With a team spread across several locations -- San Diego, Beijing, Taiwan, Bristol, and three sites in Finland -- she spends at least 75% of her time on the road.
She nonetheless finds time to study and collect wine; her home, just south of London, houses a collection with some 2,000 bottles. "I have a very nice 2000 Bordeaux that I've been saving for the Windows 8 announcement," says Harlow. "But a lot of what I have won't be ready to drink for another two to three years." By that time, we'll probably have a better sense of whether Nokia's transformation -- and Harlow's leadership -- will be reason to celebrate.
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While there are a handful of new capabilities in the update to Adobe's entry-level image editor, the most noticeable is a more readable interface intended for middle-aged eyes.
Highlights of the latest release include improved mobile operation, cloud integration, and editing tools.
The niftiest new feature in this consumer video-editing application is Time Stretch, which lets you slow down, speed u,p and reverse clips.
For the second time in two weeks, Adobe delivers a quick fix for a Flash flaw. Meanwhile, Microsoft patches Internet Explorer with a stopgap measure.
The app for syncing, sharing, and editing photos -- available on iOS since 2011 -- has now made its way to Google's mobile operating system.
Adobe has committed to bring the Napoleon ruler to market, but hasn't said when.


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