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Tall or short, it's long been known that genes account for much of a person's height. Now, scientists have found that short people actually might be missing copies of certain genes, which can leave them significantly smaller than average.
Studying DNA from more than 11,000 children and adults, an international team of researchers learned that those of short stature -- defined roughly as falling into the shortest 2.5 percent of their peer group -- had an excess number of rare deletions, or missing copies, of specific genes. Thus far, most research into genes and height has centered on identifying variations in common genes instead of an absence of others, study author Dr. Joel Hirschhorn said. READ MORE
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I'm tall for a woman of my generation (I am shrinking al ittle but I tend to measure somewhere around 5'9"), and I was taller than my Dad but shorter than my Mom and both my brothers. I have aa maternal Uncle who was 6' plus, a maternal Aunt who was 6', a cousin (her son) who is 6/6", and my maternal Grandfather was 6' plus as well..

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Looks like love, sounds like love ... it must be love
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That's not personal responsibility.
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When god burns you for being wrong (according to him), that isn't liberty.
Free market capitalism isn't right for America because it works better. It's right because it's free (and it works better).
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Abortion should be debated continuously
An old Slovenian proverb proclaims a good fart is worth nine doctors. And that may be true. But even if it is true, no matter how beneficial it might be, health-wise, we don't rip one in the office or anywhere else in polite society.
It's our wives and our children who have to endure our health-care program in the privacy of our homes.
In that sense, farting is similar to political life in Canada. Everything has to be etiquette-ally correct or politically correct, depending on the circumstances.
We saw an example of that this week when a Conservative member of Parliament suggested the abortion debate should be re-opened.
Stephen Woodworth, an Ontario Tory, has introduced a motion that would require Parliament to re-examine the issue of when a fetus becomes a person, a person being someone whose life and liberty are protected by Canadian law.
Canada is the only Western nation that has no law restricting abortion. A fetus does not become a person in the legal sense until it has emerged from the womb. It can be killed as it emerges from the birth canal if the mother exercises her "right to choose," as we euphemistically call it.
Personhood, is, in the legal sense, a completely arbitrary thing.
It can be defined and redefined by parliamentarians and, these days, by the courts. As someone once said, no one's life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in session.
In Canada, women were not considered to be persons until the early 20th century, although, unlike the 21st century fetus, they could not be killed with impunity.
The law is as capricious as the people who make it.
Woodworth's argument is both simple and legitimate: he wants to re-examine the issue of when a fetus becomes a person. The Supreme Court ruled that the previous abortion law violated the rights of women and sent it back to Parliament to revise. The Liberal government of the day declined to do that, and subsequent governments have never found the political courage to address the issue.
Woodworth argues "most Canadians know that our existing definition dishonestly represents the reality of who is a human being. When you consider a child before birth, do you see a living child with a beating heart and 10 human fingers? Or do you see the child as an object and an obstacle, even a parasite?"
His motion has no hope of passing.
All opposition parties, as well as most of the Conservative government MPs, including Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who has remained true to his word that he would not re-open the abortion debate, are adamantly against it.
Most Canadians, we are told, are against it as well. Unborn or unexpected children are often seen as objects or obstacles or simply as being of the wrong gender. In the absence of a law restricting abortion to certain circumstances, they can be vacuumed out of the womb on the basis of a woman's right to choose.
But even though Woodworth's motion has no hope of passing, that does not mean the issue of abortion should not be debated. It should be, continuously and publicly.
There are fundamental principles here a democratic society needs to resolve, not on a political basis but on a moral one, and we need some politicians who will take a stand on that moral ground.
On the one side, there is the widely held argument for a woman's right to choose. It is hard to dispute that, but in truth a woman does not have the right to choose to take the life of another person. A simple act of Parliament and a stroke of the governor general's pen could declare that a fetus is a person from the moment of conception.
And it is hard to dispute that. Without interference, from the moment of conception to the moment of birth, the difference in the child is only quantitive; there is no qualitative difference at all. Kids are kids, whatever stage they are at.
Woodworth's motion may be hopeless, but it does not have to be useless if it can unlock the shackles of political correctness that have bound us for so many years. We should be able to debate publicly about abortion without one side being damned as dinosaurs and the other evangelized as angels.
It is an issue that matters profoundly, whichever side of it you are on. Stephen Woodworth may be farting into a windstorm, but if he can renew this debate, he will have done his country some service.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 28, 2012 A19
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A young woman's death in 1984 profoundly changed doctor training and improved patient safety.
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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on Wednesday vetoed a bill that caused a national stir over gay rights and religious freedom. Her record as governor holds clues about how she made her decision.
The CEO of Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-largest bank, will appear at a tax evasion hearing by a Senate subcommittee Wednesday, following an investigation by the panel.
Economists from across the spectrum are warning against a continuing rise in public debt, but most are not in any rush to impose big spending cuts and take the wind out of the recovery.
Rep. John Dingell (D) of Michigan announced Monday he'll retire at the end of this term. He will exit as one of America's most powerful legislators, and his departure will mark the end of an era on Capitol Hill.
Governors think of themselves as doers, not mired in partisan gridlock like Washington. As the 2016 presidential election approaches, GOP governors are jockeying for their party's nomination.
Arizona lawmakers passed a 'religious freedom' bill allowing businesses to turn away gay customers. Gov. Jan Brewer weighs economic impact as she decides whether to sign it.
Arizona lawmakers have passed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which would allow business owners – such as photographers or bakers – to cite religious beliefs to discriminate against gays.
The White House didn't like the recent Congressional Budget Office report showing that a $10 minimum wage would cost the economy 500,000 jobs. Director Douglas Elmendorf defends both the report and the CBO's work in hyperpartisan times.
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A number of economists from the White House and beyond have criticized a CBO report on the effects of potentially boosting the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. But CBO Director Douglas Elmendorf isn't backing off.
Five years after Obama signed the Recovery Act, the White House credits the stimulus with saving millions of jobs and contributing to long-term economic growth. Republicans call the plan a failure and a waste of taxpaper money.
Mitt Romney says he's made his last run for office, but he still gets asked about controversial political issues. Sunday it was Sen. Rand Paul's connecting Hillary Rodham Clinton to Bill Clinton's Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Eleanor Roosevelt has ranked No. 1 in a poll of scholars over three decades. Abigail Adams, Jacqueline Kennedy, and Dolly Madison finished 2, 3, and 4. At 5? A newcomer: Michelle Obama.
Gene Sperling, director of the National Economic Council, hopes Republicans' tactic of contesting each increase of the national debt ceiling is permanently 'off the table.' He also offers cautious hope that the economy will keep improving.
The Bridge-gate scandal that has beset Gov. Chris Christie, a possible presidential contender, is still under investigation. But at least no one died because of it, an AP analysis shows.
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Coming soon: Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's "Broken and Entered"
One of the things that everyone involved in the theater world in Milwaukee says is that they wish there were more opportunities for Wisconsin playwrights.
The fact is that smaller companies, like those in Milwaukee, operate on a slim margin, and so they have to try for shows that will bring in an audience and not take too many risks.
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre will step out on that limb of risk when they open "Broken and Entered" by Madison playwright Kurt McGinnis Brown Sept. 26.
The play is about two brothers who return to their family home in a crumbling inner-city community. They begin to burglarize houses in a nearby upscale neighborhood when Wally falls for a wealthy neighbor.
Talking about his play, Brown said, "It became a play in which I wanted to explore unusual motivations for crime. It's about struggle, an attempt to get even. In which race is involved but it's really about class. It's about a logical madness involved in trying to get even with the world and to eradicate one's past."
Suzan Fete, the co-artistic director of Renaissance Theaterworks, where she directed the memorable production of "Reasons To Be Pretty" a couple of years ago, directs the production.
The play features the exquisite Marti Gobel in the role of the wealthy neighbor. Andrew Voss and Jonathan Wainwright play the brothers in a tempestuous pairing that should provide sparks. Voss is busy making a real name for himself in Milwaukee's theater community.
The play runs Sept. 28-Oct. 14. Tickets are available at the box office in the Broadway Theatre Center, by phone at (414) 791-9800 or online at milwaukeechambertheatre.com.
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Harry McHugh: It's just obviously increasingly competitive, and the channels are increasingly blurred. Wal-Mart, on one end of the spectrum, is such a dominant player and has entered so many elements and parts of retail that even in the convenience store industry we pay attention to them, simply because they are now a big box player that sells a lot of gasoline and also defines themselves, in terms of their neighborhood stores, as being in the convenience industry.
On the other side of the spectrum, the dollar stores are selling for $1 or less a lot of items that convenience stores sell. Then you have the large drug chains that also see themselves in the convenience business, because at the front they have an increasing array of convenience items, many of which are value priced and have lots of promotions.
The supermarkets have also realized that they are being threatened. The conventional supermarket is in trouble; they're getting crushed on all sides. I think some are trying to compete on price with Wal-Mart and won't win that war, because it isn't just Wal-Mart. It's Costco and lots of other big box retailers who are just simply going to win that war.
Then there's the convenience store segment, which is really getting shaken. A lot of former gas retailers are crushing toward the middle, meaning they're trying to offer beverages or hot beverages, increasing foodservice and trying to, if you will, make up for the lost GP at the pump.
Implications for our business are to improve or get out. The old standbys no longer suffice. Customers are increasingly fickle and have many, many choices, and they are ever more demanding.
GH: How does the increasing cost of real estate play into this mix?
McHugh: It's a double-edged sword. The increasing prices also affect your competition. There is no substitute for the best site.
GH: What would you say defines that?
McHugh: Well, the old slogan of location, location, location still applies. People are time-starved, even more so today. So one needs to offer the most convenience in terms of location, easy access, easy parking, quick service, ready-to-eat foods--kind of one-stop shopping for convenience. To do all of that, you really have to have a dominant piece of real estate. And the question is, Can you afford not to?
GH: In the retail sector, what would you say are Wawa's strengths in terms of differentiating from the competition?
McHugh: Wawa's biggest strength is our people. We are a privately held company-owned and operated chain. We've always striven to be the best, not the biggest. Our focus has always been on getting, retaining, developing, awarding and challenging the best people. If you do an outstanding job on people, they in turn will delight customers. To that end, we have developed a powerful culture that is a people-centric, value-centric culture. We describe ourselves--a little abashedly, I might say--as being a family. We start with people, and we have a very clear vision of what it is we're trying to achieve, and we get people aligned on those goals.
Also, about a third of our company is owned by our associates, so there's a sense of ownership and engagement. Our store managers are the best paid in the industry, as are our area managers. We're very proud of that, because money is important. People will only go so far for love. At the end of the day, they have to be rewarded by more than love and recognition and celebration. They have to be able to satisfy their own aspirations, achieve their own financial ends, take care of their family and continue to invest in themselves. It gives them a sort of balance in their lives.
GH: Having outlined your strengths, do you think Wawa--or convenience stores in general--can challenge supermarkets for market share?
McHugh: We don't focus necessarily on challenging the supermarket. What we want to do is focus on our customer and focus on our associate. Not always are we the innovators; sometimes we're close followers. But we have to be able to quickly fill that gap in the convenience needs of the customer.
GH: What do you see happening to the retail market in the future?
McHugh: I just see it getting more competitive. I see more pressure on delivering convenience products, fresh products and delicious products. Taste still rules. We can't get so carried away with health that we forget taste. The more discriminating the consumer is, the better for us who have made that investment in quality assurance, who have made that investment in variety and choice, and freshness and service.
So the winners are going to be those who continue to invest, continue to innovate, continue to delight, because with more choice comes faster boredom. Instead of talking about competitive niches and products, what we need to talk about are values, principles and our commitment to doing the right things for our customers and communities. I mean, how can you argue about minimum wage and then talk about being the employer of choice?
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In this exercise I'm going to show you how to create a knockout layer, which is one of the most powerful things you can do inside of Photoshop when you are working with layers, and one of the weirdest things. You would never figure it out on your own. The way that they have set it up is just bizarre, but it's useful. I have saved my changed thus far to this document called the Attack of the Nippers.psd, the N being capitalized, because Nippers is the scientific designation of these dinosaur toys, and I have got in addition to this Nippers group, which I want you to twirl closed right now just so that we have less clutter inside of this palette. I want you to turn on Elaborate balloon, which is kind of like this talk balloon that also has patriotic ornaments, and thereby lending more significance to the statement, which is right here, Caption, and I'm going to go ahead and turn it on to which is Run, Bronco, Run! The President Awaits Us! And it has a certain amount of weight and character, but I don't want the text to be green. That's just the placeholder, I want the text to cut a hole in everything, so it reveals the dark background and becomes basically a floating hole, as we'll see, and you can do that by converting this Caption to a knockout. Here is how it works.
I am going to double-click on the empty portion of the Caption layer in order to bring up the Layer Style dialog box, and right there is the Knockout function and notice either you are going to do a Shallow knockout, whatever that is, or a Deep knockout, whatever that is. But you choose either one of them, like let's choose Shallow, since we don't know how deep we want to go with our knockout. We don't want to burrrow the way to the background, for example. So let's do Shallow. And that gets us nowhere, it's still green. So let's do Deep. Let's really go for it.
At which point it's still green. We haven't done anything and that's because the text has to somehow indicate to Photoshop that it wants to be transparent and that can be accomplished with a blend mode. If you can figure out a way to assign a green neutral blend mode to this, you can make it happen. But the best way to make it happen is to use the Fill Opacity, not Opacity, but the Fill Opacity option, and watch this. I'm going to set the Fill Opacity down to 0%, and what happens, the text turns white. No, it doesn't turn white.
It's burrowing all the way down to the background. The background is white and therefore the text is appearing white. All right, so apparently we want Shallow. It still goes all the way to the background. Click Cancel. We need to set something up in advance, we need to establish a layer group in advance, because either you are going to burrow all the way to the background with Deep or to the bottom of a layer group or some other weird construct that made sense to an engineer. I know there are other constructs out there that Shallow will go to the bottom of, but the simplest way to do it is with a layer group. So what you do...
Click on the Caption, then Shift+ Click on Elaborate balloon on that group, because these are the items that have that have to be grouped together, because you want to use Caption to cut through Elaborate balloon, don't you know? And then we are going to group those together by going up here to the Layer palette menu, because we can't get to it by right-clicking, and choosing New Group from Layers, and then up comes this dialog box. And I'll just call it knockout group, so I know the only reason this group exists is for the sake of my knockout, and I'll click OK, and now I have got it twirled open, so I can click on Caption.
All right, now I have got things setup and the nifty thing here is, group inside of a group, you can't have nested groups in Photoshop. Here's the Caption layer, double-click on the empty space to the right of the layer name. Now then we'll start with Deep and I'll go ahead and set the Fill Opacity value down to 0, we are still cutting through all the way to the background, because we are going for the deep dive there, but let's try Shallow instead. And now it just cuts through to the bottom of the group and reveals everybody else that's below there, including, see the haunches of the dinosaur right there, so you can see that inside of the S and exclamation point. Now I'll click OK. That's how you do it. So put things inside of a group, set Knockout to Shallow, Fill Opacity to 0, click OK, and you have done the deep. That has got to be one of the most mysterious features in Photoshop.
All right, now watch though, Ctrl+Drag or Command+Drag this text around and look it's just the floating hole. Woo! That's pretty cool! A lot you can do with that actually, pretty nifty feature. Ctrl+Z, Command+Z to undo that movement. Now let's say though that I wanted to cut into the haunches of Bronco the dinosaur as well. So I want this S to cut through the dinosaur. Why then I just grab Me on T, get that layer, drag it and drop it, because I want it to be at the bottom of the group, drop it on the group, on Knockout group, and there it goes.
It now appears inside the group, and notice S cuts a hole through it. So now if I go back to Caption and Ctrl +Drag it around, it's cutting through me, see that? So pretty nifty, it does not cut through the Nippers though. They are too powerful. All right, Ctrl+Z, Command+Z on a Mac to undo that movement. That is mostly the entire composition. We are almost mostly done. There is just one more modification I want to make. This scene is a little lackluster, so I'm going to increase the Vibrance of the scene, and we are going to do that in the dinkiest little exercise. But it's the next exercise and it eagerly awaits you.
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#1 Feb 10, 2009
What has your experience with service been there
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#3 Feb 11, 2009
Terrible,cheaply made,easily broken frames. I had a good opthamologist exam though,but a very poor eyeglass exam (optometrist). These are the crappiest glasses I have worn in 40 years,so I do know what good exams are,and poor service!
I am taking my good insurance having, near-sighted self to Wal-Mart. I just HATE the glasses from Marion Eye Center.
#4 Feb 12, 2009
Has anyboday tried Dr.Melton across from Town and Country. He does a great job and his frames are good and reasonably priced. He also stands behind his word.
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#5 Feb 15, 2009
i do agree that the place isn't the greatest, but i've had my glasses for about years and don't have a single problem with them! i actually get awesome compliments on them all the time.
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#6 Feb 15, 2009
i have had my glasses for over a year and have had no problems with them. the price was great and the service ok. you may have gotten a defective pair. did you ask about a warranty?
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#7 Feb 15, 2009
they always told me that if i had any problems, to come back and let them know. nice to say that i haven't...i tried the new place down by Watkins and did not like it...the people were wonderful, but i wasn't satisfied at all.
#8 Feb 15, 2009
You can go to caseys and get "bad" gas once in awhile,,,,,doesn't mean you go around trashing caseys does it? Same goes with MEC, nothing or nobody is perfect, everytime. If you received a bad pair of glasses you should have went back and talk to them about it.
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#9 Feb 15, 2009
I did go back twice,and they were NOT helpful either time.First they swore I sat on my glasses-I didn't,they just broke as I was reading with them.Then they told me the frames couldn't be repaired,to superglue them or buy a new pair.
Glasses should last more than a year,and I paid good money for them,or my insurance did.
I should have known when they did my eyeglass exam after they dilated my eyes,that's never good.
Fool me once,shame on you-fool me twice,shame on me!
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#10 Feb 15, 2009
The original question was what was your experence with them-that was mine.
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#11 Feb 22, 2009
My experience was great... The Doctors or very nice and helpful, I don't understand if you have a problem with a car you go back to the dealer why not take your glasses back anytime I have had a problem the girls have always treated with respect and my problem was solved. The only problem I have is that the that let the manager go and she was very helpful, not sure about the new girl but there are still some of the older girls still there and they will treat you right.
#12 Mar 5, 2009
I think the "workers" at MEC are all very nice and really want to help. But I will not go there or recommend anyone else to give them business. The owner Dr. Ahmad is anti-american and very very much against women rights.( and to all who think I'm just saying this because you think I am racist....NO thats not it!!!!) I think people should be aware as to whom they are giving thier money to.
#13 Mar 6, 2009
Dr. Melton is sooooooo wonderful with kids and takes his time even if it puts him behind, he is by far the best.
#15 Mar 9, 2009
THATS HARD FOR ME TO BELIEVE THAT SOMEONE WHO TELL U TO SUPER GLUE IT OR BUY A NEW ONE...lol EVERY SINGLE TIME I HAVE WENT IN THERE TO GET HELP WITH SOMETHING OR GET MY EYEGLASSES REPAIRED THEY HAVE BEEN VERY VERY HELPFUL.
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With the Bruins on the power play, Tyler Seguin was looking to add to Boston's 1-0 lead against Toronto on Saturday. His slap shot from the right circle fooled Leafs goalie James Reimer, but the netminder was able to turn the shot away — in very unusual fashion. The Amica Coverage Cam shows Seguin's shot deflecting off the knob of Reimer's stick and sailing over the net. The lucky save allowed Toronto to kill off the Bruins' power play and maintain a one-goal deficit. Check out the nifty stop in the video above.
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