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Roe v. Wade wasn't the only significant abortion decision released by the Supreme Court on January 22, 1973. The Court also ruled on the constitutionality of Georgia's abortion laws, in the equally important but lesser-known case Doe v. Bolton, which the Court first heard in 1971.
The plaintiff, identified as "Mary Doe," was nine weeks pregnant when she sued the state's attorney general, Arthur Bolton, for the right to an abortion. At the time, Georgia allowed for abortion for state residents in cases of rape, severe fetal deformity, or the possibility that the mother could sustain a severe or fatal injury to her health. In its ruling, the Supreme Court found that the existence of the three conditions upon which abortion was allowed violated the Fourteenth Amendment and that the residency requirement violated the Privileges and Immunities Clause.


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Last month, residents of the North Elizabethton Water Co-Op and the Siam and South Elizabethton Utility Districts may have noticed a strange taste to the water coming from their taps.
Not to worry, folks. According to the Watauga River Regional Water Authority, that's what clean tastes like.
After nearly two years of construction, the Little Wilbur Dam Water Treatment Facility started pumping water to residents of those districts in early December.
Bryon Trantham, executive director for the WRRWA, said the new facility means fewer of the old problems for those districts.
"Siam had a lot of problems with turbidity in their well, and not being able to get the gallons they needed in drought," Trantham said. "South was only allowed (a few) gallons of water from Hampton. North was buying water from Elizabethton, renting, so to speak."
Instead of drawing its water from a well, spring, or neighboring community, the facility draws its water from nearby Wilbur Lake. Trantham elaborated, saying the plant is the only surface water treatment facility in Carter County.
"All other water sources are springs or wells," Trantham said. "At times, those can become unreliable."
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I am looking to get a new roof for my house. I have taken quotes from about 4 contractors and 3 of them are suggesting I should use GAF shingles. 1 suggests that Owens Corning is a better shingle and I should use that. I am really new in this field and not sure which material to go for? Does it matter which material I choose or are these both good shingles and which one I use does not matter?
More important question: Which contractor did you feel the most comfortable with and which has the best work history in your area -- have you checked BBB and something like Angies List? Who has the best relationship with their wholesaler/supplier and can get you support if you need it in case of roof damage?
Owens Corning and GAF make comparable products; the Owens Corning warranty is longer, but neither warranty is good unless the installer installs it properly with the proper number of nails at the proper spacing. Specifically, the two products that you're looking at are almost identical. One difference besides the warranty is that Owens Corning has a constant bead of sealant on the backside of the shingles to seal them to the shingles underneath; if you're in an area that gets significant amounts of wind-driven rain (such as a coastal area) to the point that you will be testing the wind resistance of the shignle, you will PROBABLY want to choose the GAF shingle because the Owens Corning shingles sometimes have problems draining after water has blown up underneath them.
Remember that it isn't the shingle that matters; the shingle really just protects your roof. Your roof is actually the tar paper and other membrane (such as Grace Ice & Water Shield) that goes on under the shingles. Those products should be of the highest quality and have perfect installations. Getting good shingles is essential, but it's almost secondary if you cheap out on the underlayments or your roofer installs it incorrectly.
One note that I'm suggesting all homeowners explore: If your attic is hot during the summer, look into the 'Cool Roof' shingles that both OC and GAF produce. They have a reflective substance in with the stone and will help reflect solar energy back out before it has a chance to enter your roof structure.
Any roofer worth his salt will never say the other guy's shingles are better. As to the two manufacturers making most all of the shingles (of any brand), GAF and OC are on par as to "pros and cons." ...because, just like any other manufactured item, being noticeably different invariably assures a smaller market.
So concentrate on the types of shingles, not the brand. Shingle manufacturers will carve the customer up long before the customer has the slightest hope of carving them up...that's a fact.
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Porphyrins are a group of chemicals that help form many important substances in the body, including hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen in the blood.
This article discusses the test to measure the total amount of porphyrins in your blood.
See also: Porphyrins - urine
Protoporphyrin levels; Porphyrins - total; Coproporphyrin levels; PROTO test
A blood sample is needed. For information on how this is done, see: Venipuncture
The sample is then placed in ice and taken immediately to the laboratory. Three porphyrins can normally be measured in small amounts in human blood. They are:
Protoporphyrin is normally found in the highest amount. More tests are needed to show the levels of specific porphyrins.
You should not eat for 12 - 14 hours before this test. You may drink water right before the test. Failure to follow these restrictions may affect the test results.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, you may feel moderate pain, or only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
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It may also be used along with other tests to diagnose lead poisoning and certain nervous system and skin disorders.
This test specifically measures total porphyrin levels, but reference values (a range of values seen in a group of healthy people) for the individual components are also included:
Note: mcg/dL = micrograms per deciliter
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
The examples above show the common measurements for results for these tests. Some laboratories use different measurements or may test different specimens.
Increased levels of coproporphyrins may be a sign of:
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Increased uroporphyrin levels may be a sign of:
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
Anderson KE. The porphyrias. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 229.
Wiley JS, Moore MR. Heme biosynthesis and its disorders: porphyrias and sideroblastic anemias. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr., Shattil SJ, et al, eds. Hoffman Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier; 2008:chap 38.
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The Last Draw Poker's Most Distinguished Prize Lures Players to Las Vegas
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T.J. Cloutier is an aggressive survivor. A barrel-chested, former Canadian Football League pro, who has the thick, muscular build of a gracefully aging lineman, Cloutier also happens to be poker's winningest tournament player, with $10 million from 51 major tournaments.
But for all that, Cloutier has never been able to see his poker-playing dream come true by winning the big game at the World Series of Poker.
Held each year at Binion's Horseshoe in downtown Las Vegas, the tournament features poker players from around the world who compete for the $1.5 million first-place prize. Whoever corrals all the chips is the winner; the next 45 finishers split the rest of the money.
Last year the big game came down to Cloutier and a bearded, lank-haired mathematician named Chris "Jesus" Ferguson. Ferguson had accumulated more than $4.5 million in chips, and Cloutier (who had "$400,000 and change") had his work cut out for him.
"I won the first pot I played with Chris," Cloutier remembers. "In fact, I won the first 20 I played with him. I didn't play a pot unless I had the best hand. He was looking at his cards and his hands started shaking. After that he started looking at his cards from behind his chips" -- so as to hide the jitters. "My hands are not gonna shake. I don't get rattled. Finally, though, I went all in with ace-queen and he called the bet with ace-9. Being a mathematician, he shouldn't have been in with that hand. But, Chris said afterwards, he realized he couldn't beat me heads up. He had to gamble on a hand. And he caught a nine on the river to win the series." Cloutier shrugs. "But that's poker. If you know that you played pretty good cards, then losing shouldn't bother you at all."
Just a few hours into the first day of the 2001 World Series, this kind of thinking is put to the test for Cloutier, Annie Duke and Erik Seidel -- all front-runners. This year, 613 poker players each ponied up $10,000 to play no-limit Texas Hold'em. The game was structured as a freeze-out: once your $10,000 was gone, you were out.
Duke and Cloutier are busted by a heretofore unknown player named Diego Cordovez, who gets dealt pocket aces two out of three hands. Seidel never manages to get his chip stack above $18,000 and fails to attract the kinds of cards that are necessary for even a great player to become a World Series contender. Huck Seed, the 1996 champ, is another early knockout; apparently busted, he prowls the tournament periphery, looking for somebody to put him into side action. Ferguson, last year's winner, drops out by the end of the first day, and, after day two closes, every former World Series of Poker champion, except for Phil Hellmuth and Jim Bechtel, has bitten the dust.
The morning after the big guns have been knocked out, Cloutier is heading up a table of high-stakes Hold'em at the Bellagio hotel. Sitting beside him, having apparently found his backer, is Seed. Seidel, who initially made a name in Las Vegas by finishing second to Johnny Chan in his first World Series of Poker, in 1988, is hanging out near the two-step entrance of the high-stakes room, as if contemplating whether to enter one of the big games.
Several months before this year's World Series, Seidel was trading stock for a brokerage firm in Southern California. He did not feel he was anywhere near his peak level. "What I do is try to get the most out of every marginal hand," says Seidel, who did precisely that to the tune of $411,300 in a preliminary Hold'em tournament. "So I need to make a lot of finesse decisions and rely a lot on my judgment for evaluating players and hands. Unless I am in practice, it is hard to count on that because things can get a little rusty."
By the time Seidel squared off against Chan for the final hand of that Hold'em tournament, however, the gears were grinding smoothly. He watched Chan push all his chips into the pot and read the move to be a straight-out bluff (Chan's hand contained rags, while Seidel had kings and deuces).
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Nobel-prize winning New York Times columnist Paul Krugman and Democratic Congressman Jerrold Nadler are both behind the coin.
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This is clearly a very popular restaurant in DC for Indian food. We showed up without reservations a Saturday evening and were able to get a table after a pleasant half hour wait at the bar during which we enjoyed a cocktail. The food is well prepared and presented and the service attentive.
Atmosphere is great, but not true Indian food – Reading the other reviews, it sounds like people really enjoy Rasika. Did I miss something? Did I not order the right dishes? Perhaps it's my midwestern style that clouded the true wonderment of Rasika.
For some reason, I was really not enthused by this Indian Restaurant. Granted, the wine list is huge, the place is nicely furnished, and the service was just fine, but the food was not up to parr at all. I've been to Indian restaurants all over the country, from Boston to San Francisco and in between. My family owns an Indian restaurant in Minneapolis, and I've traveled to India for the purpose of week-long food excursions. In effect, I would like to hope that I'm somewhat qualified to comment on the Indian food genre.
After ordering a Naan, Chicken Curry, Baingan Mutter Bhartha, and a Paneer dish, the first thing I noticed was that you were not given a "spice" option. In most US Indian restaurants, your food is spiced-to-order, usually abiding by a mild, medium, hot scale. However, I can get past this minor detail. The prices were not too extravagant, so that was nice, especially for being in DC. A lot of people were drinking wine, and I felt somewhat out of place with my glass of water. Again, another minor detail that is trivial. When the food arrived (timely, which was nice with such a busy restaurant), the presentation was decent and everything looked appealing. However, any effort to embrace and enjoy Rasika was immediately diminished after a quick tasting of each dish. The flavor was so inauthentic, the various spices terribly awry, and the overal taste simply, well, Americanized. Grossly Americanized. Each dish, while combining authentic spices such as cumin and coriander, was sporting ingredients that were obviously not native to south Asia. The naan was small, and the taste was lacking. I was so disappointed, to say the least!
In essence, the atmosphere is pleasant and the wine list is lavish, so this would be a great place to go if you're meeting a client or looking to impress your friends. However, I do not recommend Rasika if you're looking for food that is even somewhat authentic. I would love to take the Rasika owners (and chefs) out and treat them to some true Indian food. You don't have to travel all the way to India to experience true Indian food, but don't expect to find it here. Rasika is a nice place and obviously a hit among upscale DC folk, however it unfortunately fell short of my standards.
Citysearch Editorial Review – One of the most popular restaurants in Washington, this upscale Indian spot in D.C.'s Penn Quarter serves up authentic, flavorful fare--"rasika" translates to "flavors" in Sanskrit--in a lively open kitchen. The dishes may be traditional, but the décor is all modern: A dramatic crystal bead curtain separates the dining room from the bar, and square white plates and angular stemware feel chic and updated against white tablecloths. Regulars swear by Rasika's signature dishes; the palak chaat is crispy spinach served with sweet yogurt, tamarind and date chutney, while the black cod pares honey with star anise and red wine vinegar. Happily, no entrée rings in at more than $30, though you'd never know it by the service, which is impeccably attentive without ever being overbearing. (Photo by Michael J. Colella)
what a meal – Fantastic food and attentive service. Don't miss the palak chaat (crispy spinach) appetizer. I had to change a reservation two days beforehand, and they were polite and very accommodating about it. Even though this is a more upscale place, our dinner party with a baby was welcomed warmly (note: no booster seats available, but you can bring your own). I'd recommend coming with a larger group simply for the excuse to order several dishes.
Fun spot to dine – Wow! Fantastic, sublime, delicate food with attentive yet appropriate service even in the bar. Another lovely meal that we could enjoy with our teenagers that they then raved about.
You'll see this is not an unusual review for Rasika so if you want to "just drop in" like we did, be there just before 5pm and if no dinning slots are available, ask to be seated at the bar tables. ambiance, staff and experience are all excellent.
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A typical Virender Sehwag (47) blistering knock and his 90-run first wicket stand with Gautam Gambhir (39) helped Delhi Daredevils survive a middle order collapse to coast to a 5-wicket win.
Chasing 155 for a crucial victory, the Daredevils rode on Sehwag and Gambhir's rollicking start to reach 158 for five with 10 balls to spare to notch up their sixth win from 12 matches and kept them in the reckoning for a semifinal berth.
Earlier, after being put in to bat, Bangalore Royal Challengers continued their characteristic wobbly start to post a modest 154 for 7, raised mainly on Sreevats Goswami's debut half century (52) and Misbah-ul-Haq's (47) late charge.
Sehwag and Gambhir, who faced only 41 balls for their 90-run stand, were cautious for the first two overs but began raining fours and sixes after that with Gambhir, IPL's top run getter, punishing Dale Steyn and his captain doing the same to Zaheer Khan.
After the second over, the IPL's top two run getters got at least two fours in an over before Sehwag was out courtesy a brilliant catch by Bharat Chipli in the seventh over after hitting Praveen Kumar for three fours and a six in that over.
Gambhir did not last long and was run out two overs later for a well made 39 (31 balls, 6X4) trying to steal a second run but failing to beat Cameron White and Goswami combine.
Needing just five runs an over after the 10th over, the visitors were cruising along nicely before the home team plotted a middle order collapse.
From 121 for 2 in the 14th over, the Delhi side lost three quick wickets in a space of 11 balls, scoring just 11 runs in the process with Tillekaratne Dilshan (4), AB de Villiers (21) and Dinesh Karthik (6) making a procession to the hut.
Cool-headed Shikhar Dhawan (16 not out) and Farveez Maharoof (13 not out), however, held on to their nerves to romp home and hand Rahul Dravid's side their ninth loss in the tournament and fifth on the trot.
Dhawan lifted B Akhil for a huge six to bring curtains to the innings.
For the home team, Anil Kumble was the most successful bowler, claiming 2 for 18 while Dale Steyn and Praveen Kumar getting one wicket apiece.
Earlier, Sreevats Goswami's debut half century (52) and Misbah-ul-Haq's (47) late charge resurrected Bangalore Royal Challengers from a wobbly start to carry their team to a modest 154 for 7.
After captain Sehwag won the toss and asked the opposition to bat, the Daredevils kept the home team under a tight lease.
Except for Goswami taking the visiting bowlers head on and Misbah scoring a 25-ball 47 (2X4; 4X6) towards the close to take the score past 150, Rahul Dravid-led side were never dominating with Glenn McGrath (2/25 from 4 overs) and Maharoof (2/13 from 4) bowling with immaculate line and length, and wickets falling at regular intervals.
Goswami, who was part of India's recent U-19 World Cup triumph, top-scored with 52 from 42 balls which he made with the help of seven fours and a huge six.
He hit a six and three fours off Pradeep Sangwan in the eighth over to collect 18 runs from that over to stand tall amid ruins. He was out in the 16th over off Maharoof while trying to accelerate the innings only to hole out at point to Dilshan.
McGrath began with his miserly self giving away just one run in the opening over and claiming the wicket of Bharat Chipli for two, caught by Rajat Bhatia in the fifth over.
The retired Australian gave away just three and five overs in his next two overs to tie down Bangalore Royal Challengers to 35 for one in the first five overs.
Sehwag, who got the flak for some of his questionable decisions in earlier matches, made some intelligent shuffling of his bowlers who got immediate success each time.
For the home team, it was the familiar top order wobble with struggling Jacques Kallis (25) edging a consistent Sri Lankan Maharoof delivery for wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik to make a brilliant catch diving to his right in the seventh over.
Kallis, promoted to open the innings, made his 25 from 21 balls with the help of three fours and a huge six off Sangwan in the second over.
Dravid himself could not carry forward his fine form of the last match and lost his timbers to Dilshan in the 11th over for nine while trying to accelerate the dipping run rate after his side could just gather 70 runs from 10 overs and 102 for after the end of 15th.
It was left to debutant Goswami who came one down to make a match out of it and the young wicketkeeper did a brilliant job before Misbah complemented him with a cameo which included two fours and four sixes.
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At first glance, Shieldon appears to be an unappealing choice for a team, sporting poor offenses and Speed. His typing also gives him three common weaknesses, two of which are 4x weaknesses. Even with sky high defenses, these shortcomings severely limit Shieldon's usefulness, making him almost completely incapable of performing any offensive role. Not all is lost for this poor dinosaur, though, as he was blessed with a great ability in Sturdy, which almost always allows him to set up Stealth Rock. With ten resistances and access to Metal Burst, Shieldon can be quite formidable if used correctly.
Thanks to Sturdy, which was improved this generation, Shieldon is almost guaranteed to survive long enough to set up Stealth Rock. When not setting up Stealth Rock, Shieldon can use Metal Burst to punish opponents who may have been able to OHKO him last generation. Fire Blast is used for its high chance to OHKO Ferroseed and Magnemite and 2HKO Eviolite Cottonee. Earthquake can be used for Aron and opposing Shieldon. An Oran Berry helps prevent residual damage from rendering Sturdy useless.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Even though Shieldon's offensive stats are laughably horrible, his exceptional offensive movepool can still contribute to his supporting role. Rock Slide and Stone Edge are powerful STAB moves that hit Dwebble that can be used over Earthquake, but it is often better to have the coverage against other Ground-types. Rock Blast breaks through Substitutes, but similar to the aforementioned STAB moves, it has less merit than Ice Beam. Flamethrower is more reliable than Fire Blast, but Shieldon really needs the extra power to dent Cottonee and Magnemite. Shieldon can also make use of Thunder or Thunderbolt against bulky waters, but he will usually either lose to them anyway or take them down with Metal Burst.
Shieldon's other support moves are mostly inferior to Stealth Rock and Metal Burst, but do have their uses. Shieldon's most useful support moves outside the aforementioned Stone Edge and Thunderbolt are Toxic, Roar, and Torment. Toxic stops bulky Water-types like Slowpoke while Roar helps Shieldon abuse Stealth Rock damage. However, aside from these choices, Shieldon's other moves have little to offer. Rock Polish and Curse are not very reliable due to Shieldon's low offenses and common weaknesses. Counter works well against most Fighting-types such as Timburr, but Metal Burst is more useful because it gives Shieldon a way to defeat specially based Pokemon. Magnet Rise helps Shieldon avoid Ground-type moves, but his low Speed and the prevalence of Fighting-types make it difficult for him to set up.
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There are few opponents that can stand up against a Metal Burst from Shieldon at full health, but there are a number that Shieldon must be wary of. Magnemite can outspeed Shieldon and revenge kill him with Thunderbolt. Priority, such as Fake Out, and Hail from Snover render Sturdy useless. Fighting-types and bulky Water-types such as Slowpoke can easily take Shieldon out, but must be wary of Metal Burst. Dwebble and other Sturdy users can survive a Metal Burst and rip through Shieldon with an unboosted Earthquake.


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Red Hat: More Turnover and Profit Thanks to Linux
Linux distributor Red Hat has reported increased turnover and profits in its interim report for the second quarter. The company mainly owes these promising figures to its Linux business.
The second quarter 2008 ended August 31, 2007 for Red Hat, whose business year ends February 29, 2008. Red Hat reported a turnover of US$ 127.3 in the second quarter, which is equivalent to a 28 percent increase compared to last year's figures, and seven percent up on the first quarter of 2008. Red Hat mainly owes its success to sales of software subscriptions of its enterprise Linux variant. Turnover of Red Hat Enterprise Linux totaled US$ 109.2 m, which is 29 percent up on the previous year's figures of US$ 84.9 m, and six percent up on the previous quarter. Net profits rose by 64 percent to US$ 18.2 m, compared with US$ 11 m in 2006. On a per share basis this means a dividend of US$ 0.09 compared with US$ 0.05 last year. Red Hat points to the more than 3000 applications that are now certified on the Red Hat platform.
Charlie Peters, Red Hat's Chief Financial Officer was also pleased with the development of operative profits and cash flow. "We continue to deliver strong operating profitability and cash flow". Peters sees the demand for Open Source solutions continuing to grow, and sees the need to invest in infrastructure in the interest of Red Hat's shareholders.
Parallel to the interim report, Peters had two personnel announcements to make. The previous head of the Red Hat Financial Division, Mark Cook, is being promoted to Vice President Finance and Controller; Paul Argiry will be taking over the position as Vice President and Treasurer. Cook joined Red Hat in 2004; Argiry's last position was as the Chief Financial Officer with Californian electronics corp., Jabil Circuit.
This is the third change to Red Hat's executive team in just a few days, with marketing boss Tim Yeaton having been replaced by Michael Chen. At the beginning of the week, Red Hat's shares had been downgraded from "outperforming" to "neutral" due to organizational and structural issues that started with the acquisition of middleware vendor Jboss.
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Are old companies dying in the age of an online economy?
Reading about Gap's recent mishap with their logo and its subsequent torch-and-pitchfork treatment by those with social media accounts (followed swiftly by Gap reverting to their old logo) and a rather pedantic interest in the graphic design work that went into the rather poor design itself, it's hard not to wonder if the old giants are keeping up.
New giants, like Facebook, are rapidly becoming the companies that today's book shops and train companies need to be in order to retain a new generation of people who would rather book an entire wedding via iPhone Apps than with a land-line phone and a few hours spare. Groupon's owner Andrew Mason talks about "polishing your turds and getting super rich", but really it's just a case of pushing into the online world with such force and offering enough USPs that the online pedestrians can't help but take notice.
The anorak approach to the internet no longer works. You can seal yourself off from certain networks, sites, or just simply avoid the web completely, but it's a realistic estimate that in a couple of generations time, we're going to be reliant on the internet for almost everything, with few alternatives. High Street shopping is just another concept that faces an imminent sense of irrelevance as Amazon and Play.com continue to rise alongside Next.co.uk. Personally, I think Primark's eventual move into the online sphere will hurt clothes shops the most, but I think that's just my human desire for £4 messenger bags and £5 pairs of shoes.
In terms of responding to criticism lodged against your new ventures via social media, it's a case of eat or be eaten. Responding to your critics via a silent reversion to an old logo after criticism of the new is not smart. Defending the new logo is. The iTunes logo changed recently, as the CD-based logo they used was "no longer relevant". It's a shame to see a great logo disappear after so long with little to no warning, but it shows that Apple is being smart – they gave their excuse, and stuck with it.
Pre-digital companies, such as Gap, have an entirely different set of obstacles to cope with when it comes to re-branding themselves for a new generation of happy consumers who'll buy big and in bulk and never complain, five-star-reviewing their way into consumerist heaven. Instead of a quick logo change, they should've completely re-hashed the way they did things. Was the online store checked out by an SEO consultant? Was social media a major tool in their promotion? Was the new logo really the only thing they wanted to change after decades of typical clothes-store operation?
A decent online shop isn't enough – in the day and age of three-second judgements, you need a hook. Social media integration with clothes shopping? There's your hook, Gap. That one's free of charge, and I guarantee you, I'm no graphic designer, but I could've come up with a logo better than a blue square and bold Helvetica (a wild guess, but judging by that particular font's overuse…).
Companies are not evolving fast enough. Dinosaurs were snuffed out by a massive meteorite. Had they lived today, would they have survived human culture? The meteor that's struck the economy is twofold – the second coming of the .com, this time in the form of social media, and the recession. People are more tight-fisted, and LiveJournal users are more likely to tweet than write 1,000 word blog-posts.
All the while Gap are expecting a new jpeg to bring their company image up to date. A Facebook plugin or an iPhone App would've worked better. In fact, an online poll would've saved them hundreds of thousands of dollars in design fees, and I'm imagining a fair few marketing reps would've never had to worry about their reputations.


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Java Man
Java Man (Homo erectus erectus) is the name given to fossils discovered in 1891 at Trinil - Ngawi Regency on the banks of the Solo River in East Java, Indonesia, one of the first known specimens of Homo erectus. Its discoverer, Eugène Dubois, gave it the scientific name Pithecanthropus erectus, a name derived from Greek and Latin roots meaning upright ape-man.
History and significance[edit]
In 1887, Eugène Dubois began to excavate caves in Southeast Asia while working as a military surgeon. Dubois hoped to learn more about human evolution and to discover an ancestor of modern man. With this goal in mind he traveled to Sumatra, but after he failed to find the fossils he was looking for on the island he moved onto Java in 1890. Assisted by convict laborers and two army sergeants, Dubois began searching along the Solo River at Trinil in August of 1891.[1]
Dubois' find was a very incomplete specimen, consisting of a skullcap, a femur, and a few teeth. There is some dissent as to whether all these bones represent the same species.[2] A second, more complete specimen was later discovered in the village of Sangiran, Central Java, 18 km to the north of Solo. This find, a skullcap of similar size to that found by Dubois, was discovered by Berlin-born paleontologist G. H. R. von Koenigswald in 1936. Many more finds have subsequently been made at the Sangiran site,[3] although official reports remain critical of the site's poor presentation and interpretation.[4]
The new date of the Mojokerto child, Dr. Swisher's group [of the Institute of Human Origins in Berkeley] has determined, is about 1.81 million years, and the Sangiran fossils are about 1.66 million years old.[citation needed]
Until older human remains were discovered at Taung in South Africa in 1924, Dubois' and Koenigswald's discoveries were the oldest hominid remains ever found. Some scientists of the day suggested[5] Dubois' Java Man as a potential intermediate form between modern humans and the common ancestor we share with the other great apes. The current consensus of anthropologists is that the direct ancestors of modern humans were African populations of Homo erectus (possibly Homo ergaster), rather than the Asian populations exemplified by Java Man and Peking Man.
See also[edit]
- List of fossil sites (with link directory)
- ^ "Java Man (extinct hominid) - Encyclopaedia Britannica". brittanica.com. Retrieved 2013-06-05.
- ^ The Java Man skullcap
- ^ Sangiran Early Man Site - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
- ^ http://whc.unesco.org/archive/2002/whc-02-conf202-17reve.pdf
- ^ The red ape: orang-utans and human origins, Jeffrey H. Schwartz
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- How Man Began
- The story of Eugène Dubois's excavations on Homo erectus in Central Java (Youtube video)
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ROWAN COUNTY, N.C. -- Rowan County Sheriff's Deputies executed search warrants Tuesday night at properties belonging to NASCAR driver Mike Harmon.
During the execution of the search warrants, authorities seized two cars and five trucks from a storage shed in Catawba County and Harmon's shop in Mooresville.
According to official documents, seized from the Harmon's Mooresville shop were a Ford Race Truck, a Dodge racecar and a Chevrolet racecar.
From the storage shed, authorities seized two Chevrolet race trucks and two Dodge race trucks, along with a digital media card.
The Rowan County Sheriff's Department says the vehicles belong to JJC Racing, owned by Jennifer Jo Cobb, a driver in NASCAR's truck series.
The seven vehicles have been returned to JJC Racing.
A source tells NBC Charlotte the seven stolen vehicles, once worth about $150,000 a piece, have been stripped down and now have a value of about $10,000 each.
Authorities say detectives are still in the middle of their investigation, and investigators plan to meet with the Rowan County District Attorney's Office once they're finished. They continued they're "certain" a meeting with the DAs office would not be happening "today", and therefore there will not be any arrests made in the the case just yet.
Cobb and Harmon are involved in a long-running dispute, and Harmon was arrested a couple weeks ago, accused of stealing a trailer belonging to Cobb's racing team. Harmon, a NASCAR owner and driver took to Twitter to deny responsibility for the theft from his former teammate-turned-competitor.
I want it known that I have never stolen so much as a piece of bubble gum in my life. I did not take JJC hauler, there is no video of me any— mike harmon (@hrmn8ter) May 15, 2013
Harmon, of Mike Harmon Racing, was arrested in Cleveland County on felony larceny and breaking and entering charges. Sheila Rae Rice was also arrested on the same charges. Both posted a $10,000 bond.
(Click here to view photos of the stolen trailer)
Three days later, authorities charged Harmon with obstruction of justice, along with Cobb's former business partner David E. Novak with obstruction of justice and conspiracy to commit felony larceny.
Rowan County Deputies say the stolen 2004 Ultra hauler and it's contents are worth around $275,000. The Mooresville race shop sent NBC Charlotte surveillance video of the hauler driving off the lot.
Harmon is a former team manager of JJC Racing.


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Selena Gomez Unfollows Famous Friends on Instagram, Posts Cryptic Messages
Selena Gomez has broken up with a lot of her famous friends… on Instagram at least.Yahoo Celebrity
How Debra Messing Lost 20 Pounds
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Ashton Kutcher Brought Mila Kunis to His Sister's Elopement — Check Out the Photos!
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'Her crazy': Florida woman goes on rampage after storeowner won't exchange dollar bills for her jar of coins
This past Monday, a woman became furious with a storeowner when he declined to exchange dollar bills for her jar of coins.Odd News
7 Sodas that Aren't Terrible for You
There's no denying that America has a love affair with soda--in just one year, the average American guzzles 44 gallons of the sweet stuff. We scoured the shelves to find the best sodas out there.Healthy Living
George Clooney Rips Las Vegas Casino Mogul in Defense of 'Longtime Friend' Obama
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Walking is the main way students transport around campus, but if you want to venture off campus, a car is the only option.
Campus Dining:
The dining hall is the best thing Ashland has. Convo has great menus full of variety and value for your price. You can use your own money, a meal plan, or credit/debit card. I don't think the cost for meals is unreasonable considering the quality.
Health & Safety:
Campus crime does not happen often. I personally feel safe on campus. Special security measures are taken when needed. Safety services is really helpful and there when you need them, but not overbearing.
Campus Strictness:
There are not many academic restrictions that are different or more strict than most universities. The social life is more restricted if you live on campus as oppose to off campus, but that comes with paying to live at the university.
Local Atmosphere:
There are not many attractions, activities, cultural, sports or shopping available in Ashland. However, the local attitude and treatment of not only students but to everyone is great and Ashland is highly safe.
Off-Campus Dining:
The cost is typical for a college town. There are many fast food options that are convenience. Student discounts are excellent! There are even discounts to stores and not just dining.
Drug Safety:
I have never experienced peer pressure. The policy enforcement is strict, but I have heard students getting away with it without enforcement knowing. Drug and alcohol is only visible if you live on campus.
The computer labs are numerous, spacious, and have many computers. The printing on campus can be expensive, but it is no more expensive than home printing of school work. The network speed and reliability is great. The only time I have ever seen it crash is during crunch times, such as finals. The wireless access is great and I connect to it daily. The need for a personal computer depends upon your major, if you are taking an online course, and if you find it more convenient.
Guys & Girls:
The people at Ashland University are friendly. Majority are hardworking and know that paying so much tuition requires so much work. I feel respected by all I encounter and I think the atmosphere shines in socialization.
Parties at Ashland are okay, if you are into that sort of thing. I have not attended more than one party at Ashland, but I hear that most people enjoy them.
Off-Campus Housing:
The proximity to campus and options of off campus living depend upon if you stay in Ashland. I commute from a different city about 20 minutes away. This off-campus living has been great for me because it is less costly than living on campus.
Campus Housing:
I do not live on Ashland's campus, but I think the social atmosphere of AU is really great. During my first year, everyone was so helpful about finding classes, scheduling, and other problems that arose.
Overall Experience:
I love how small my school is! I get that one on one attention from my professors. The president of this school knows almost everyone by name, which I think is pretty cool! When you come for freshman orientation, you get his phone number. I love being a part of the Greek community here on campus. It helped me get involved and gain a ton of new friends! If I had to choose again what school I would want to go to, it would still be Ashland University!
We have a lot of varsity athletic teams that many students go tot he games to cheer on our team.
Off-Campus Housing:
Ashland doesn't allow students to live off campus till you are 22 years old. Unless you are in commuting distance then you can't live off campus.
The cost for a parking pass is $80 for the year and you get to choose the lot you want unless you are a freshman who didn't sign up for a lot. If you didn't sign up then you are left with what is still available. If you are caught paring in a lot that isn't your lot then you will get a $25 parking ticket.
You have to have a certain score to get into the College of Education and to get into your field experiences. The most important thing to keep in mind for admissions is to keep a 2.5 GPA and have at least an 18 on your ACT!
You get into the field your freshman year here at Ashland! We are known for our education program around the world. We have some of the best professors who were previously educators themselves.
Guys & Girls:
At Ashland, we all pretty much know everyone. It is a small campus so you will become great friends with almost everyone.
Local Atmosphere:
There isn't really anything around here. You have to go about 20 minutes to get to the nearest mall and other shopping. The closest thing to us is a Wal mart.
Campus Housing:
No school is going to have the best on campus living, but we have great dorms and its always clean!
My school is a dry campus so you have to go out and look if you want to find a party.
Local Atmosphere:
There is not much to do off-campus. There is a local area about 20 miles away where you can go to the movies and eat at restaurants, but that is about it.
Drug Safety:
Drug safety at Ashland is taken upon the student at themselves. If a student wants to get involved in that atmosphere then they could surely find a place. But if a person does not want anything to do with that environment then they won't be around it. Nobody forces another to partake in alcohol activities, but if a person is willing the opportunity is there. The policy is enforced strongly, if you're caught then you will face some form of punishment; a fine, court, time doing environment work etc.
Off-Campus Housing:
The off campus housing is reasonable. There are many options of houses but the variety is all about the same. I'm sure they are a reasonable price but only students old enough can live off-campus. It would be more convenient for a college student to live off campus and not have to pay the fee for room and board which is incredibly expensive. Students have enough to pay while in school, why shouldn't they have the option of living off-campus and saving money, at whatever age they are.
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The North Dakota house approves restrictions on Fargo flood moneyFargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- The North Dakota House has passed the state water commission's budget.
By: WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- The North Dakota House has passed the state water commission's budget, with Al Carlson's amendments, that focus on restrictions for Fargo flood projects, including the diversion.
The bill limits how state money can used. Representative Bob Skarphol says no public funds will be used to buy homes or build ring dikes.
The bill gives $100 million dollars to raise flood protection to a river stage of 42-and-a-half feet. Skarphol says he doesn't believe it's in the state's best interest to spend money on a project that may not happen. There is also wording in the bill "forcing" the federal government to be involved.
Rep. Bob Skarpol says, "if we are going to have a larger diversion project, there must be federal participation. the pressure is on the Feds to come forward with the money that is needed to do this or its not going to happen. The state is not going to fund the entire project."
Some Fargo officials have say they're concerned the restrictions could kill
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Waldorf School
The faculty at the Waldorf School of Garden City are models for the kind of people we hope to graduate: bright, relentlessly curious, and cross-culturally fluent. They are committed teachers and scholars - people who want to help you develop personally and intellectually.
We cannot say enough about how profoundly your teachers will affect your life. Because of our size and small classes, you will get to know your teachers as human beings, and in turn, they will get to know you.
Victor Kim joined the Waldorf School of Garden City after teaching science and mathematics at two Waldorf schools on the west coast: the San Francisco Waldorf High School and the East Bay Waldorf School. He earned his bachelor's degree from Stony Brook University where he studied philosophy, physics, and math and his master's in Waldorf education from Sunbridge College. In addition to classroom teaching, Victor has extensive experience in preparing students for the Advanced Placement (AP) exams in physics and calculus, as well as the SAT, MCAT, and GRE examinations. Fluent in Spanish and Korean, Victor is an avid tennis and soccer player.


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Contao is a content management system (CMS) for people who want a professional Internet presence that is easy to maintain. The state-of-the-art structure of the system offers a high security standard and allows you to develop search engine friendly Websites that are also accessible for people with disabilities. Furthermore, the system can be expanded flexibly and inexpensively. It features easy management of user rights, a Live Update Service, a modern CSS framework, and many integrated modules (news, calendar, forms, etc.).
DBENGINE is a management system for using the database system PostgreSQL via browsers like Firefox. You can build multiple databases and configure and use them without logging into the server system. To use the databases, you only need a browser. The system gives you the ability to add own procedure for designing listings and input formulas. You can use binary large objects like any other type of field.
Elefant is a full-featured, but refreshingly simple CMS and PHP Web framework. It features an intuitive, streamlined admin interface, a tightly integrated WYSIWYG editor, dynamically embeddable content objects for building dynamic Web sites without touching code, and an extremely fast, secure, and flexible framework for add-ons and themes. The core CMS includes page editing, a blogging engine, site navigation, file and user management, automatic version control, a tool for translators and multilingual site management, and an in-browser theme/layout editor. It is also extensively documented and has a small but friendly and active developer community.
Selador is a browser-based fantasy game. The game was commercial at first, but has since been released as open source by its developers. The game focuses on teamplay and communication between players. Although it is played in real-time, strategy and planning are paramount. It comes with a nice set of graphics and a pre-populated database. It can be installed on any *AMP stack.
Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured, Web-based, multilingual, tightly integrated, all-in-one wiki, CMS, and groupware. Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge bases, intranets, and extranets. Tiki offers a very large number of features "out-of-the-box". It is highly configurable and modular. All features are optional and administered via a Web-based interface. Major features include a robust wiki engine, news articles, discussion forums, newsletters, blogs, file and image galleries, bug and issue trackers, a link directory, polls/surveys and quizzes, FAQs, a banner management system, calendar, maps, mobile access, RSS feeds, a category system, tags, an advanced themeing engine (Smarty), spreadsheet, live support, shoutbox, inter-user messaging, menu generator, advanced permission system for users and groups, internal search engine, external authentication support, and more. It was formerly named TikiWiki.
WackoWiki is a small, lightweight, handy, expandable Wiki clone. Its main advantages are a visual (WYSIWYG) editor, an easy installer, full Russian support, many localizations, email notification on changes/comments, several cache levels, design themes (skins) support, XHTML compliance, page rights (ACLs), and page comments.
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Security Models for the Kernel – Harsh Words from Torvalds
A debate on various security models for the Linux kernel has developed on the Linux Kernel Mailing List.
The bone of contention was a suggestion by Andrew Morton to introduce the "Simplified Mandatory Access Control Kernel" (Smack) in kernel 2.6.24. Developer James Morris responded that the decision to introduce Smack had to be seen in the wider context of the kernel's security architecture. He did not criticize Smack itself, but the loadable module LSM, on which Smack is based; however, LSM is only used by SELinux, who also programmed Smack. LSM would have been removed long ago, part from this fact.
Linus Torvalds entered the discussion at this point, responding saying that LSM was staying "You security people are insane. I'm tired of this "only my version is correct" crap. The whole and only point of LSM was to get away from that." Torvalds continues: "I guess I have to merge AppArmor and SMACK just to get this *disease* off the table." Responding to this verbal attack, developer Stephen Smalley objects that Torvalds is normally against loadable schedulers, asking: "Why is security different??"
Torvalds' response is unequivocal: "Schedulers can be objectively tested. There's this thing called "performance" that can generally be quantified on a load basis." He continues, "Yes, you can have crazy ideas in both schedulers and security. Yes, you can simplify both for a particular load. Yes, you can make mistakes in both. But the *discussion* on security seems to never get down to real numbers. So the difference between them is simple: one is "hard science". The other one is "people w****g [expletive deleted] around with their opinions."
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