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OK, so my 2nd birthday was on the 28th. Mommy had to work and daddy tried finding me to wish me a happy birthday, but I hid in my secret spot. Once, Mom came home I came out of hiding cause she likes for me to walk between her legs as she goes up stairs- I know this cause she always says GYNXSY when I stop suddenly in front of her. Well, she had a can of wet cat food with 2 things sticking out of the top. So I jump up on the bed and mom starts singing and daddy is just sitting there laughing. I am looking at my food wondering what in the world have they done to my food what is this stuff coming out of the things sticking in it. then when mom is done singing she blows on my food, i guess she was trying to cool it down. and more stuff started coming out of my food! I ran and hid i thought my food was attacking me or something. I peeped out in time to see mommy giving daddy the things that were sticking out of the top and she put my food down and i ran over to eat it before those things came back! But I did get to eat my food in the bedroom- Birthdays are the best!
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Johannesburg, South Africa — A Bloomberg report on Sunday said that Massmart Holdings Ltd., the South African retailer controlled by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., will open 23 new outlets over the next eight months, part of its plan to not only expand its coverage area but also to add jobs in the region. The plan calls for 15,000 jobs over the next three years.
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Lily writes: "Does the flu shot really protect people against the flu and is it safe?"
In a nutshell the answer is YES! Each year the flu vaccine is changed to match the type of flu most likely to hit the United States. This year it not only contains vaccine against the normal seasonal flu strains, but also one for the H1N1 "swine" flu. Like everything else in life, there is no 100% guarantee and some people do manage to still get the flu even after they've gotten the shot. The good news is that the shot keeps their flu more mild than it would otherwise have been. It'll also help keep you out of the hospital and away from the more serious complications the flu can sometimes bring along with it. Plus, if you have others around you, especially the very young, very old or very sick, the flu shot can help make sure you don't spread it to them.
Don from Pueblo West: "In early January, I got an H1N1 flu shot. Since then, I've had four colds (all in my sinuses). Is something wrong? Also, I have a mild case of Parkinson's. OTC cold remedies counteract the medications I take. Any recommendations for some OTC relief?"
It's hard to pinpoint things like colds or sinus infections to one specific incident. Most reactions to vaccinations, like the H1N1 shot, are usually short lived and involve a low grade fever and arm soreness. Some feel a little "under the weather" for a day or two. But, it's doubtful this shot caused your intermittent colds. Most likely it is related to a "bug" going through the community or to seasonal allergies. If it continues like this you might want to consider getting allergy tested to find out what you are allergic to. This will help you avoid whatever might be triggering your cold symptoms. As for cold remedies, they ALL only help with symptoms but can interfere with current health or medications. Some medications like guaifenesin (Mucinex, Robitussin, etc.), acetaminophen (Tylenol), or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, etc.) are usually considered safe to take with other Parkinson's medication. Your best bet, as always, is to talk with your local pharmacist to make sure you get something that will help you feel better and not interfere with medications you're already taking.
Dave from Colorado Springs: "I am a 66-year-old who was diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer in 2007. I have COPD and use SPIRIVA once a day. Should I get both of the flu shots, only one, or neither?"
This year, the H1N1 and regular flu shots are combined into one vaccine. In your case, your rectal cancer and COPD put you at a higher risk of having a bad outcome if you come down with the flu. The CDC is recommending those with cancer get the flu shot, but not the flu nasal spray. For more information about their specific recommendations, you can go to www.cdc.gov/cancer/flu. As always, talking with your doctor can help clear up any confusion about who should and shouldn't take the vaccine this year.
Lisa from Colorado Springs: "I have a 9-year-old son with Cerebral Palsy. He is very orally stimulated and tries to put everything in his mouth. Do you have any advice for extra protection against H1N1 until he can be vaccinated?"
The recommendation is the same for H1N1 or the regular flu. Keeping kids from collecting germs is nearly impossible. So, your best bet is to keep them as healthy as possible with healthy eating habits. One vitamin that has received much attention lately for its role in keeping us healthy is vitamin D. In addiction, the American Academy of Pediatrics has changed its recommendation for vitamin D, upping the amount needed by children and adolescents to 400 IU per day. They also say if a child isn't getting that much from his or her diet, then a supplement containing vitamin D should be considered.


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I live on the eastern end of Long Island, NY, we have fantastic fishing here in the spring for striped bass & bluefish and in the fall we have also have small tuna called False Albacore. I have an 18ft center console with all spin, conventional & fly tackle needed and would offer a fishing trip for two in exchange for a hunting trip for two.
Hunts I would consider include the following..... javelina, hogs, mule deer, whitetail, pronghorn, pheasants, turkey, coyote & prairie dogs. I would also consider any waterfowl hunts, especially those close to NY.
Check out this video, the guide service is not me... but in the fall I would be fishing the same place in Montauk. The fishing here can be INSANE as you will see in the video. I fished Montauk Oct 10th this year and we lost count of how many fish we landed, we left the fish biting with sore arms! Spring fishing may also include sight casting to bass on the flats...
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If you have little kids you might not have tackled this, but my step children are largely step adults, so I have had to straddle being candid and being a role model.
Years ago, attending one of my hippie schools, I was riding in a car with my best friend from 7th grade, her mom, two of her mom's friends, and one of their kids. AS THEY PASSED AROUND A JOINT. I remember my friend's mom, with total seriousness, asking me, "Does your mom allow you to get high?" Like it was watching a cartoon before bed. "Sure," I said, wanting to look cool, and I took the joint from my friend. I had no idea what I was doing. But even then, I had the sneaking suspicion that this behavior was inappropriate for parents.
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Bug Doc wrote:shoveler_shooter wrote:I used an 1100 for one season. Nothing wrong with them, I am just more of a pump guy and personal preferences led me to something else. One thing I hated/hate about 1100s is the button safety mechanism under the loading gate. Have to have one hand holding it down and the other hand to load, or push it in with the brass of the shell. Don't know about anyone else but IMO it's a pain in the rear.
If you use the nose of the shell to depress the button when loading it's not a problem at all. It just needs a slightly different technique.
Beat me to it. X2, not a problem. Just start your slide from farther back. Works great.


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Hi all, I want to keep an eye on a room using zoneminder, and a spare pc, and webcam. OS: Ubuntu server 12.04 WebCam: Logitech QuickCam Express, lsusb lists as: Bus 005 Device 003: ID 046d:0928 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Express PC: HP Compaq DC7600 Have installed Zoneminder following this guide: http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index...0_the_easy_way I then started up zoneminder and attempted to add a monitor, however nothing i tried would get a video or picture feed from the webcam. I then started going through the web looking for solutions, have tried all sorts of drivers so far. But nothing has worked. I'm hoping someone may have some useful suggetions, I'm thinking of re installing Ubuntu server as I'm wondering if all the driver install attempts have screwed it up. All suggestions and comments welcome thanks in advance.
Zoneminder and ubuntu server 12.04
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Hi all, I'm trying to setup a webcam with ubuntu server 12.04 as a motion sensitive security camera. I've been trying to do this for over a week and have had no luck. lsusb reports webcam as : 046d:0928 Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Express other info lsmod | grep videodev : videodev 86588 2 gspca_main I'm not too good at linux, I am going to need some help with this. Thanks.
Ubuntu server 12.04 Finishing installation loop
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Hi! I was about to install Ubuntu server (ubuntu-12.04-server-amd64) from USB drive. The installation went well, until the very end - installation instructed me to remove the USB so the system could boot into new OS. I´ve removed it, confirmed and the setup went from aprox 95% to (i guess, it was very quickly) 100% but instead of then rebooting, it went back to the main install menu, "finish the installation" being selected. Finishing the installation few more times didnt help either and since there is no reboot option in install menu, I had to do a hard reset. As expected, I was not offered to boot Linux after that last reset (only already installed Win7 and Win8). I am afraid that if I repeat the installation this would happen again. Any ideas? As you prob can tell from the very beginning, I am very new to Linux :(
[SOLVED] Cannot get PHP scripts to work in Ubuntu Server 12.04
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Here's what is installed that i will be utilizing: -PHP5 -Apache2 -MySql I have tried multiple ways of getting a PHP login script to work (ie: connects to mysql db pulls login credentials and authenticates user with a session) When i try to get this to work however, i get this generic error on my web browser. Server error The website encountered an error while retrieving http://intranet/login.php?attempt. It may be down for maintenance or configured incorrectly. Here is the PHP script along with the HTML form i am using. ******************************************************* <?php if(isset($_REQUEST['attempt'])) { $user = $_POST['user']; $password = $_POST['password']; $link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'root', 'mypassword') or die('Cant connect to database'); mysql_select_db('test_users'); $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users") or die(mysql_error()); } ?> <form method="POST" action="login.php?atte
[SOLVED] Switching from Ubuntu Server (12.04 LTE) to Debian.
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Hi guys. I'm running a 64bit Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTE at home with apace2, ssh, rtorrent and storage disks encrypted with LUKS. I'm thinking of switching to Debian stable and as far as i know every processes i use should work just fine since Ubuntu is based on Debian. The question marks starts to appear when thinking of my storage solution. Will it work to install cryptsetup under debian and open my disks? And are there any thing else i should consider before switching?
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Hi, recently i downloaded the ubuntu 12.04 server and installed it on a hyper v VM. I allocated 20 GB for the virtual machine and started installtion, during the installtion it asked for amount of hardrive space to be allocated and i gave 50%, just thought later we could expand it, but now when i tried to see the disk space it only shows only the details of the allocated disk space but not the other 10 gb free space. Here is the link to the screenshot https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=E2BC3...E5C2D3D196!139. Please suggest a way to increase the disk space by allocating the other 10 gb to the disk.
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I'm not entirely sure if LinuxQuestions' hardware section deals in these sorts of problems, but here goes. I've rebuilt an old scrap computer as a project over the weekend, and as of a few hours ago I've had some problems with the hard drive. I was trying to do a clean encrypted LVM installation of Ubuntu Server 12.04 (no, i do NOT trust my roommates with it) on it when an error message showed telling me there was a problem one of the packages dealing with the actual LVM formatting. Not thinking much of it, I restarted to retry the installation whilst formatting the drive in standard LVM, which worked before... to find that my hard drive (a Western Digital WD5000JJAS SATA drive) was no longer being detected correctly by the BIOS. On the Award BIOS being run on the system, both the AHCI and IDE modes for the drive hang for about a minute when polling the hardware, and even then they won't correctly display the name of the drive (instead of showing None or WDC WD5000AAJS blahblahetcet
Moving from Nas4free to ubuntu server 12.04 newbie questions
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April 14, 2013
Hey guys, I set up a 3tb drive with nas4free and played around with that a bit. Its formatted as UFS. After more research I decided I wanted to be on ubuntu server. I got ubuntu server up and running on another hard drive.. and I was wondering how I go about importing my ufs drive. If possible. Or if I have to back up all my data and format it to a different format. Once that's done I'll need help setting up samba shares. As of right now I have server 12.04, transmission, samba, subsonic and webmin installed. Thanks phil
Ubuntu server 12.04 Finishing installation loop
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June 19, 2012
Hi! I was about to install Ubuntu server (ubuntu-12.04-server-amd64) from USB drive. The installation went well, until the very end - installation instructed me to remove the USB so the system could boot into new OS. I´ve removed it, confirmed and the setup went from aprox 95% to (i guess, it was very quickly) 100% but instead of then rebooting, it went back to the main install menu, "finish the installation" being selected. Finishing the installation few more times didnt help either and since there is no reboot option in install menu, I had to do a hard reset. As expected, I was not offered to boot Linux after that last reset (only already installed Win7 and Win8). I am afraid that if I repeat the installation this would happen again. Any ideas? As you prob can tell from the very beginning, I am very new to Linux :(
How to securely share files over the internet from Ubuntu Server 12.04 to Windows 7?
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April 5, 2013
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Right about now there's a lot of talk about Valentine's day, which can get really old if your single. I put in (and enjoyed!) my time as a single lady. In honor of Single Awareness Day (Feb. 15th). I created this (mostly) upbeat super-mega playlist for singles on Spotify.
I also created this snappy song list sheet to download that go along with it. I hope you enjoy it! Have a wonderful day if you're a single, and if your not, do something special for all those singles in your life!


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Have you seen your family doctor or a dermatologist? Are you eating a nutrient dense anti inflammatory diet and getting your 10,000 steps every day?
One thing that comes to mind is that you mention several things that can irritate or damage the scalp and contribute to shedding - hair dye, sulphate shampoos, hairspray for example. You might choose your products for scalp health as much as, if not more that, hair health.
Is there any reason you cannot wash your hair more than once a week? That would remove any sebum which can be irritating to the scalp, and an extra chance to condition and treat your hair. Beneficial ingredients for damaged or porous hair include hydrolysed protein, coconut oil, ceramides and panthenol.
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Raúl: The mojito is a classic drink in Cuba. It got its origin in the cane fields, where workers were provided with large barrels of sugarcane juice, what we call guarapo*, to drink after a hot day cutting sugarcane.
Glenn: On Saturday nights, the plantation owners would spike the guarapo with a little aguardiente, a crude form of rum; thus began a long tradition of Saturday night Cuban parties!
Jorge: As time went on, the workers began adding yerba buena, a type of mint leaf, to the barrel for flavor. Today the best mojitos are still made with this leaf. If you have a Latin market in your neighborhood, you might be able to find some. It has to be fresh!
Glenn: If not, use spearmint or peppermint—again fresh from the garden. They are the best substitutes.
Jorge: We've noticed lately that some trendy restaurants and bars have been serving a very dry mojito. The classic mojito should be very sweet!
3 teaspoons sugar
Juice of 1/2 lime
Fresh yerba buena (or mint) leaves
1 ounce white rum
Ice cubes
Soda water
Put sugar and lime juice in a glass. Crush a few fresh mint leaves into the sugar and lime juice. Add rum and ice cubes. Fill with soda water and serve with a sprig of mint.
Guarapo is fresh sugarcane juice. It has a very light flavor (NOT super sweet like many people assume) and is extremely refreshing on a hot day. In fact, the sugar content of guarapo makes it just slightly sweeter than orange juice. Guarapo is really quite healthy and works better than Gatorade to get into your system quickly! Much of the guarapo sold in Miami is made from sugarcane grown in western Palm Beach County, southeast of Lake Okeechobee. The sweetest and most flavorful guarapo is available in winter when there is not as much rain.
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100 Great Cuban Recipes with a Touch of Miami Spice
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Atlantis and Cro-Magnon Man
by R. Cedric Leonard
An anthropological fact usually ignored in popular TV shows and documentaries is that there are notable differences between the Eastern and Western types of Upper Paleolithic man. In such shows the terms Cro-Magnon and Modern Man are used as if they were synonymous, whereas strictly speaking they are not. All Cro-Magnons are Modern, but all Moderns are not Cro-Magnon. Eastern European types are significantly different from "western" Cro-Magnon Man, both physically and culturally.
The student of Atlantis should also be aware that Cro-Magnon Man's geographical distribution has always been limited to the areas of Europe and North Africa lying closest to the long-lost "Island of Atlantis". His distribution pattern includes a number of nearby Atlantic islands.
He may also be found in certain portions of North and South Americaeven as far south as Tierra del Fuego where 10,000-12,000 year-old Cro-Magnon skeletons have been found (Torres, 1986; Nami, 1996, et al.). These distinctions assume greater importance when Atlantis is viewed as the possible source of the type known as Cro-Magnon.
The Upper Paleolithic Age covers the period from circa. 38,000-10,000 B.C. During this period two main physical types of Modern Man flourished throughout Europe, Asia and Africathe eastern and western. The "western" is known as Cro-Magnon, but the "eastern" are known by various other names, such as Brünn Man, Predmost, or Combe Capelle (wherever the remains were first found). These eastern types are generally shorter, more gracile, and rather smaller-brained than Cro-Magnon. The latter carries no implication of lesser or greater intelligence, and is given here only as a defining characteristicNeanderthal had a larger brain than either. Average stature of the Combe Capelle Man was about five feet four inches, whereas Cro-Magnon Man averages almost five feet eleven inches.
There is so much similarity between the various eastern European types that they are commonly lumped together as one. The late Dr. Carleton S. Coon of Harvard University wrote: "Despite the general homogeneity of Upper Paleolithic Man, these two groups, the western and the eastern, may be shown to have differed from each other in certain well-defined ways." (Coon, 1939) In other words, "western" Cro-Magnon Man differs from all the other "eastern" types.
Non-Cro-Magnon "eastern" type skulls from Moravia, Czekoslovakia
The tool assemblage associated with these "eastern" types is known as the Perigordian, and is merely a continuation of the earlier Neanderthal's toolkit (the Mousterian), whereas the various Cro-Magnon tool assemblages are definitely not. According to Prof. Bordes (1968), Combe Capelle is not an invader bringing with him a Lower Perigordian culture: the Perigordian tool industry did not come from elsewhere, but was only a continuation of the Mousterian tool industry of Neanderthal Man.
The beautiful cave paintings found throughout the Pyrenees and Cantabrian mountains which have become world famous are the work of Cro-Magnon. The art impulse of the "eastern" branch of Upper Paleolithic mankind seems to be dominated by small, carved female "fertility" images.
Anthropologists are pretty much in agreement that the "eastern" types of Modern Man originated in East Africa, eventually winding their way through the Middle East into Europe.* According to Clark (1970), the non-Negro stock of the eastern Sahara is related to a type "appreciably less rugged than the Mechta-Afalou race; is long-headed, is long-faced; of slender build and approaches a primitive Mediterrean type." We will learn more about the tall "robust" Mechta-Afalou type shortly.
That these "eastern" types were clearly wanderers is indicated by their extremely thin and widely scattered occupation sites. Such sites are more or less evenly distributed throughout Europe and the Middle East with no "clustering" toward the east or west.
In contrast, Cro-Magnon sites are usually thick (indicating long, settled occupation in one place) and are definitely clustered toward the western portions of both continents (Europe and Africa). Remains of structures have been found indicating that both "eastern" and "western" Upper Paleolithic man commonly lived in houses of some sort, and not in caves as commonly assumed. (Pfeiffer, 1969)
Near the date of 35,000 B.C., a few thousand years after the first appearance in Europe of Modern Man, a taller, more powerfully built, more rugged man suddenly "invades" the western shores of Europe and North Africa (Bordes, 1968; Clark, 1970; Coon, 1954). This rugged, innovative, large-brained man is dubbed Cro-Magnon, named after the first specimen discovered at Cro-Magnon Cave a few miles from Aurignac; consequently, his tool assemblage was labeled "Aurignacian". According to Prof. Francois Bordes, world renown archeologist and former director of the Laboratory of Prehistory at the University of Bordeaux, the Aurignacian tool tradition without doubt originates outside of Europe, ready-made, although from where is still a mystery (Bordes, 1968).
Dr. John E. Pfeiffer, professor of anthropology at Rutgers University observes: "The Aurignacian is quite distinct from the Perigordian"; they arrive "from some area outside of Western Europe"; with an already "established way of life." Archeologist Frank Hibben states that the Aurignacian industry is "indubitably non-European in origin"; adding that subsequent excavations and studies have shown that it is "far more complex than previously supposed." (Hibben, 1968) The Aurignacian is also the longest lasting of all Cro-Magnon cultures. Pfeiffer further observes:
Then along about 18,000 B.C. the Aurignacian culture is "interrupted" by the next invasion known as the Solutrean. Although definitely Cro-Magnon in type, Solutrean skulls are somewhat broader. (Hibben, 1968).
Solutrean art is not as prolific as the earlier Aurignacian. The few examples of Solutrean cave art are to be found at Le Fourneau-du-Diable, Le Roc in the Charente, the cave loci at Aragon and Levante (Spain), and a few open-air sites in Andalucia and Extramadura (Hibben, 1968; Bicho, et al., 2007). However, the Solutreans excelled in the production of extremely delicate blades (an artform in itself): they may have introduced the use of the bow-and-arrow (Pfeiffer, 1969).
After a mere four thousand yearscirca.14,000 B.C.the so-called Magdalenian invasion occurs, in which the harpoon first appears. These "invasions" are all associated with waves of Cro-Magnon occupation. No formative, or "gestation," stages have ever been found on any continent for any of the Cro-Magnon tool industries. Were they all developedin Atlantis?
Human populations were at an all time high at this point; but then something earthshaking must have happened! The Azilian "invasion" occurs very close to the magic date of 10,000 B.C., (compatible with the demise of Atlantis according to Plato) ending forever the Upper Paleolithic Age and the Cro-Magnon invasions. In fact, all Upper Paleolithic cultures both eastern and westernend at the same time, (Click for table) and the extinction of millions of animals occurs. A new "age" begins.
The Mesolithic Age which follows has been characterized by archeologists and anthropologists as "gloomy," "uninspired," and is inaugurated by a significant drop in population (Pfeiffer, 1969). But even though the dreary Mesolithic Age has begun all over Europe, Africa and Asia, the Cro-Magnon based Azilian is unmistakably Upper Paleolithic in character as long as it exists: yet all is not right with this last of the brilliant Cro-Magnon cultures.
What a perfect description of a people traumatized by a tremendously violent catastrophe! Conditions in Europe after the passing of the Ice Age were actually better; yet the spirit of these people had been broken. They were left in a daze, numbed by unimaginable events. The anthropologists who have detected this despondency are not thinking in terms of world catastrophe, or the loss of a homeland; yet this change in attitude is readily discernible in the Mesolithic remains. (For additional evidence of this catastrophe go to Last Ice Age.)
Four Cro-Magnon invasions also took place in North Africa within this same time-frame, although more work involving dating needs to be done there (Hadingham, 1979). These are known as the Aterian, Oranian, Mouillian and the Capsian (Bordes, 1968; Clark, 1977, et al.). In North Africa the Mousterian of Neanderthal was replaced by a tool industry called the Aterian, which stretched from Morocco eastward to Tripoli, and southward into the northern portions of the Sahara. (Clark, 1970) According to archaeological evidence, the atlatl (spear thrower) made its appearance somewhere between 25,000 and 40,000 years ago in the area of Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.
Dr. Bruce Howe (1967) of Harvard University states: "The bulk of the datable Aterian appears to be earlier than any European Solutrean." The earliest Aterian exceeds 30,000 years and is concentrated in the west; the latest can be found as far east as the western deserts of Egypt and even to the Nile in Nubia. According to J. Desmond Clark, Prof. of African Prehistory at the University of California, the Aterian appears in Africa "fully developed" (Clark, 1970). The humans involved are known as type de Mechta.
The Aterian industry featured tanged points of basically triangular shape, which archeological speculation has associated with the possible use of the bow-and-arrow (Hibben, 1968). Although these points definitely resemble arrow points, unfortunately no definitive evidence has been found to confirm the practise.
As regards the physical type, the work most familiar to me is that of Dr. L. Cabot Briggs of the American School of Prehistoric Research at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. To give just the barest of his conclusions, it should be stated that the race de Cro-Magnon of Europe and the North African type de Mechta resemble one another greatly (Briggs, 1955). The latter seems best represented by a class of particularly large-brained specimens which are labeled "Type D". Briggs (1955) states, "Type D skulls stand alone notably in their often great size . . ."
Examples of Cro-Magnon and Type de Mechta crania. Notice the short faces and high, broad brain vaults.
Like the Cro-Magnons in Europe, the remains of the type de Mechta in northwest Africa can be found mostly along the Atlantic coast (Hiernaux, 1975). What was at one time called the Ibero-Maurusian has now been dubbed "Oranian" (Clark, 1970; Howe, 1977), since its origins cannot be determined as either Iberian or Mauritanian. According to Clark (1970), the Oranian appears suddenly, and is described as an "intrusive" tool industry, but cautions against speculation concerning its origins.
The type de Mechta associated with the Aterian, Oranian, and Mouillian has been described as tall, robust, strong-jawed, large-brained, and generally resembles the Cro-Magnons in Europe (Briggs, 1955; Clark, 1970; Coon, 1962; Hiernaux, 1975). They have been found at a number of sites in northwest Africa, and number more than a hundred individuals. The most important are Taforalt in Morocco and Afalou-Bou-Rhummel in Algeria, and are sometimes called the Mechta or Mechta-Afalou group (Hiernaux, 1975).
On the other hand, the Capsians are a mixture of two types: some like Cro-Magnon, and others more like "eastern" European (Coon, 1962). A favortie theme in Capsian rock art is that of humans involved in hunting scenes: among which are the earliest clear portrayals of the use of the bow-and-arrow in North Africa. (Hibben, 1968)
Like the Azilian culture in Europe, the Capsian retained Upper Paleolithic traditions, even though they lived in Mesolithic times. Why this peculiarity, unless they both had the same originin Atlantis. Intensive study has indicated that neither the Capsian nor the Azilian crossed Gibraltar in either direction. (Hibben, 1968) The Upper, or terminal, Capsian lingered the longest in the North African region of Tunisia.
Dr. Briggs has labeled the more gracile specimens appearing in North Africa (resembling Upper Paleolithic "eastern" Europeans) as "Type A". According to Coon (1939), Briggs (1955) and others, Type A is essentially the same as the European Combe Capelle. And as would be expected, Type A's origin is in the east, whereas the more robust type de Mechta (Type D) exhibits a definite "western" orientation, his sites "thinning out" toward the east. (Briggs, 1955).
It should be obvious by now that the archeological record demonstrates strong evidence of four Cro-Magnon invasions on both sides of Gibraltar from the direction of Atlantis. I think these four Cro-Magnon invasions could well be labeled Atlantean I, Atlantean II, Atlantean III, and Atlantean IV. Perhaps a table would help here:
Professional anthropologists haven't the foggiest idea of the origin of these invasions. (Bordes, 1968) They invariably appeared on the western shores of Europe and Africa, even including some of the Atlantic isles next to those continents. Always the sites are clustered in the west, the number of sites diminishing towards the east (for the one exception click Outpost). Combe Capelle sites are more or less evenly distributed all over Europe and the Near East. This has been a mystery that has plagued anthropologists for over a hundred years. To the west, there is nought but empty ocean: how could the invasions have come from there?
The mystery of these invasions has been so embarrassing that today anthropologists don't want to talk about it any more. Some have gotten around the problem by blurring the distinction between true "Atlantic" Cro-Magnons and the "eastern" European types. Calling all modern men "Cro-Magnon," is merely skirting the issue; but this is not a scientific way to deal with the problem.
A trend quite the opposite might be in the mill. Science is always in the process of change, and this of course includes anthropology. I am all for this, as long as such changes are in the interest of further refining mankind's knowledge of the past. It's beginning to look like such terminology as "Cro-Magnon" may be dropped from use as "unscientific". Such a move could allow the important issue of origins to be ignored altogether. I am not so sure I would call this sort of action "progress".
In an article entitled "Why don't We Call Them Cro-Magnon Anymore?" the author K. Krist Hirst suggests that the physical dimensions of Cro-Magnon specimens are not sufficiently different from modern humans to warrant a separate designation. My concern, of course, is that this would make it all too convenient to eliminate the embarrassing origin problem. And what about the even more important culture differences (totally differing tool kits, settlement patterns, art impulse, etc.)? Are we to simply "bland out" all these diversities under one designation? This doesn't strike me as scientific anthropological practice.
I have no objection to the terms Anatomically Modern Human (AMH) or Early Modern Human (EMH) to designate early Upper Paleolithic humans who resemble present day mankind in some ways,** since they might be helpful in certain instances. But some kind of distinction (the "Eastern" and "Western" of Dr. Carleton Coon, perhaps) should be made between two physical types whose cultures are so distinguished from one another, in spite of the fact that they may share certain physical similarities. To do otherwise is to take a scientific step backwards, not forward.
I did find a modern website which expresses the more scientific viewpoint. In describing Paleolithic Africa, Professor G�ran Burenhult (1994) of Gotland University in Sweden elucidates: "Humans migrated into Europe about 40,000 years ago. They used two different tool traditions at this time. People south of the Sahara had the same Middle Stone Age tools between 200,000 and 40,000 years ago. The first migrants into Europe transmitted this tradition. In North Africa and Western Europe, a new tool tradition started 35,000 years ago. These are associated with early Cro-Magnon cultures, called the Aterian culture in Tunisia and Libya."
Cro-Magnon has traditionally been called "Atlantic" because of his geographical distribution: Abbe' Breuil (1912) called the areas of Cro-Magnon occupation "Atlantic"; Lundman (1977) used the term "Paleo-Atlantic" when referring to Cro-Magnon culture; Prof. J. L. Myers (1923-1939) described Cro-Magnon culture as "a well-marked regional culture of the Atlantic coastal plain." (Click for Map)
Cro-Magnon is a big man. He averages nearly six feet in stature, sports rather heavy cheek bones, a heavy brow and a strong jaw. The original race de Cro-Magnon was extremely dolichocephalic (long-headed from front to back) and yet had a short face and large forehead. This odd combination is known among anthropologists as "disharmonism," and is considered a diagnostic (or defining) trait of Cro-Magnon Man (Briggs, 1955).
Replica of the "Old Man of Cro-Magnon" (notice the disharmonism)
His brain is so large that even with the large jaw and prominent chin, his forehead-to-chin line is basically vertical. Where Combe Capelle and Brünn Man averages 1525 c.c. (Pfeiffer, 1969), Cro-Magnon's brain averages 1617 c.c. in volume. The largest fossilized brain case ever found was a Type D skull from North Africa at 1743 c.c. (Briggs, 1955).
The commonly portayed image of Upper Paleolithic humans skulking about the forest in animal-skins, paint on their faces, with woolley hair and beards, living only in natural caves, is a total misconception of how these people lived. In Aurignacian times caves were most likely used as living quarters during cold winters, but they were also employed as shelters for their animalsthe deepest recesses reserved for religious or ceremonial activities.
Numerous villages consisted of houses. Pits, hearths, and post hole patterns are the usual remains of such residences, so overall materials utilized would be only a guess: wood and mammoth bones likely made up the framework. According to Coon (1962), communities consisting of over a thousand inhabitants were not uncommon, and this pattern continued on into the Mesolithic. Cro-Magnon did not have to follow migrating herds of animals to survive.
Excavations in central Europe have revealed that during the Solutrean period there were locations where entire villages once stood with rows of houses, and neat piles of mammoth bones often decorating graves containing skeletons (Coon, 1954). For the most part houses were partly underground for protection from the cold. One can't help but wonder if homes weren't occasionally decorated with colorful wall hangings.
The "home art" of Magdalenian artists consisted of intricate carvings on bone or antlerless frequently on stone. Implements, such as batons (wands), knife handles, harpoons, or other utensiles were often decorated with miniature carvings of the faces of mammoths or reindeer, but sometimes depicting complete animalsless often by depictions of their own kind. Ofttimes the details are so minute that a magnifying lense is necessary to make them out.
The few representations we have found of man himself are somewhat startling. Cro-Magnon Man often depicted those of his own kind with a sense of humor: many are caricatures, although some examples are done in realistic style. Males are often depicted as short-haired (haircuts?), clean-shaven, wearing shoes, pants with legs, coats, and even hats (Hadingham, 1979).
No shaggy-haired, animal-skin covered savages here! Instead we have sewn clothes, tailored with collars and sleeves, pants with legs, even bracelets and necklaces! In fact real jewelry begins at this time (Kuhn, 2001). Numerous bone needles have been found (with tiny eyes), too thin to punch through tough hides, but which could easily penetrate cloth. (Click here for a rock drawing of a Magdalenian woman.)
The world famous cave art, found mostly in the Pyrenees and Cantabrian Mountains in France and Spain is Cro-Magnon in origin. Sometimes they are in simulated bas-relief, exploiting naturally contoured surfaces. The quality of perspective and proportion depicted in these paintings astounded the art world when discovered (noted artists believed them to be modern fakes). However, it was noticed that some of them had thin mineral coatings deposited over their surfaces, which allowed for dating of the paintings: some have been dated in excess of 30,000 years (Pfeiffer, 1969; Thorndike, 1977; Hadingham, 1979). This remarkable cave art appears to have begun with the Aurignacians, ending in Magdalenian times.
Even non-Cro-Magnon individuals dressed pretty nice. An ice age grave found in Russia, reveals much. The body, excellently preserved by the permafrost, was fitted with shoes, fur trousers, an embroidered shirt, and was decorated with ornaments of shell and bone. Anthropologists have suggested an age of 33,000 years for this individual. Buttons (unknown even in Classical times) have also been found, indicating a degree of technical attainment unsuspected by anthropologists a century ago. On the female side, 30,000-year-old so-called "Venus" figurines show clear evidence of sophisticated hairstyling.
Dr. David Whitehouse (2000) writes that accessories for ice age women "included caps or snoods, belts and skirts . . . and bracelets and necklaces." He quotes a recently published article that the finest weaves are "comparable to not only Neolithic but even later Bronze and Iron Age products." (Soffer, Adovasio & Hyland, 2004) Dr. Soffer, a professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois, is an expert on the life styles of Upper Paleolithic people.
Dr. Soffer and her associates compared impressions left in soft clay (90 of them) to the representation of clothing on the so-called "Venus" figurines which date back roughly 25,000 years. A large variety of weaving techniques were noticed, some of which would require a loom. According to Soffer, Paleolithic people knew how to create fine fabrics that closely resembled linen. Dr. Adovasio stated: "Scholars have been looking at these things for years, but unfortunately, their minds have been elsewhere. Most of them didn't recognize the clothing as clothing." (Soffer, et al., 2004) This is probably the reason why information on the subject has been so difficult to come by.
Cro-Magnons had spear throwers, harpoons, bows and arrows, arrow shaft straighteners, obsidian razors, needles, musical instruments, even bone calendars (carved with symbolic notations bordering on writing; Marshack, 1964). They domesticated several species of animals (a so-called "Neolithic" trait), which may have included the horse (Spence, 1926; Thorndike, 1977; Hadingham, 1979). To my mind, these are civilized people attempting to make do while surrounded by primitive conditions with no infrastructure!
A number of sites dating back as far as 16,300 B.C show evidence of the practice of agriculture. Archeologists, not knowing how to account for such a circumstance, have labeled these activities as "a false dawn" (Smith, 1976). Professional anthropologists realize that without agriculture, Atlantis is no more than a myth. During the Magdalenian Period (16,000-10,000 B.C.) the innovations in technology came so fast that archeologists had to divide it up into Magdalenian I-VI.
Some have speculated that the four "invasions" occurred simply because Atlantis was geologically unstable, and every few thousand years underwent serious upheavals, sending hordes of refugees onto several Atlantic islands and the western coasts of the continents of Europe and Africa (Spence, 1926).
A large question looms before Paleolithic specialists: Where is the evidence of the necessary "gestation period" for the advanced technologies of Cro-Magnon Man? Absolutely no such evidence has ever been uncovered on any mainlands known to us! As stated by Prof. Bordes, the Aurignacian arrived "ready-made" from "elsewhere"as did the Aterian in North Africa (vide supra).
Significantly, the final "invasion" of Azilians and Capsians, occurred approximately 10,000 B.C., embarrassingly close to the date when Plato says Atlantis sank. Although occurring at the beginning of the Mesolithic period, both of these are markedly Upper Paleolithic in character (the Capsian evidences some mixture). If not another invasion from Atlantis, why this peculiarity? All other Mesolithic tool industries are noticeably Mesolithic in character.
In conclusion, we have four Cro-Magnon invasions (each more advanced than the last) happening over a period of just under 25,000 yearsthe Aurignacian, Solutrean, Magdalenian and Azilianthe last one occurring just when Atlantis was said to have subsided, and since that magic date, no more Cro-Magnon invasions. ATLANTIS, THE APPARENT SOURCE OF THE INVASIONS, IS GONE.
Anthropologists describe the Mesolithic Age following the Upper Paleolithic as "gloomy" (Pfeiffer, 1969). Human populationswhich had just achieved the highest Upper Paleolithic levels during the Magdalenian perioddropped catastrophically "overnight" anthropologically speaking. In fact, the numerous Upper Paleolithic cultures scattered over Europe, Africa and the Near East, without exception, all ended at the same timecirca. 10,000 B.C., which archeologists have never explained!
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*It's beginning to look like Modern Man appeared in Eastern Europe at least 45,000 years ago. At Kostenki, near the Don River in central Russia, a previously unidentified assemblage, exhibiting a sophisticated tool kit of prismatic blades, burins, bone, antler, and ivory artifacts, as well as small perforated shell ornaments, underlies the CI Tephra and Aurignacian Dufour assemblage (Anikovich, et al., 2007) dating back 42,000-45,000 years. Cro-Magnon did not enter Western Europe for another 10,000 years. [Back]
**"In South Africa, two sites, the Klasies River Mouth and Border Cave have yielded H. sapiens sapiens fossils dating from around 60,000 to 80,000 years ago. Others put fossils from Klasies River Mouth Cave, with modern appearance, at between 115,000 and 80,000 years old" (Burenhult, 1994). However, brain sizes indicated are somewhat below modern, ranging from 1000-1200 c.c. [Back]
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The goal of the Department of Geology is to produce well-rounded graduate students who not only take part in advanced research, but also gain extensive field, laboratory, and teaching experience. The department and the University of Cincinnati provide financial support on an academic year and summer basis for most graduate students in the form of Teaching Assistantships, Research Assistantships, tuition scholarships, endowed fellowships, and external grants to aid students in achieving their goals.
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What Is the Antibody Titer Test?
The antibody titer is a test that detects the presence and measures the amount of antibodies within a person's blood. The amount and diversity of antibodies correlates to the strength of the body's immune response.
The Immune System
How Does the Immune System Work?
The immune system produces antibodies to mark invading microorganisms for destruction or to neutralize them before they can cause an infection. Invading microorganisms are known as pathogens. Pathogens have markers on them known as antigens, which antibodies find and bind to.
The binding of antigens to antibodies sparks the immune response. This is a complex interaction of immune tissues and cells that work to defend against invading organisms and fight infection. A second part of the immune response against infection is the presence of memory cells. Memory cells have previously encountered a specific antigen and formed a response against it. They are long-living and optimize the immune system's ability to fight recurrent and persistent infections.
Vaccines are small amounts of microbes or antigens administered to stimulate the immune system to produce memory cells against a specific disease. Memory cells are so effective that a person's immune system may fight off an infection before any symptoms can occur. The body is left susceptible to infection when the immune system can no longer produce antibodies or its antibodies stop functioning.
Sometimes the immune system becomes confused and loses the ability to determine which cells are foreign invaders and which belong to healthy tissues. A condition in which the body attacks itself is known as autoimmunity. Autoimmunity is responsible for autoimmune diseases.
Why Did My Doctor Prescribe the Antibody Titer Test?
An antibody titer is prescribed to investigate problems regarding:
- frequent bacterial or viral infections
- low levels of white blood cells
- liver disease
- flu-like symptoms
- suspected viral disease
- suspected autoimmune disorder
- suspected parasite infection
- to determine if a repeat vaccination or booster is needed
How Should I Prepare for the Test?
It is essential that you tell your doctor about any prescription or non-prescription medications, dietary supplements, and vitamins you are currently taking before a medical test is performed.
Antibiotics (such as amoxicillin and penicillin) and immune system-suppressing medications can affect your test results. Studies have shown patients receiving chemotherapy have a decrease in antibody levels, so let your doctor know if you have recently undergone or are currently undergoing chemotherapy.
What Happens During the Test?
The antibody titer is a blood test. A phlebotomist, a person specially trained to draw blood, will tie a band above the site where the blood will be taken. He or she will clean and sterilize the site with antiseptic before a small needle is inserted directly into the vein.
Most people feel sharp pain at the initial puncture, which quickly fades as the blood is drawn. Once the blood is collected, the needle will be removed and you will be asked to apply pressure to the puncture site with a cotton ball or gauze. A bandage will be placed on the site and you will be free to leave.
This test is a low-risk procedure. However, slight risks can include:
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A Night of Upsets and New Faces in City Council Primary
Filling John Liu's seat in Flushing, Queens, is Yen Chou where she pulled ahead in a crowded field winning with almost 25 percent of the vote. Kevin Kim won another Queens seat -- this one vacated by Tony Avella who ran for mayor. And longtime Chinatown activist Margaret Chin beat lower Manhattan's incumbent Alan Gerson.
Helen Sears lost to gay activist and teacher Daniel Dromm in and around Jackson Heights, and Jumaane Williams beat Kendall Stewart in central Brooklyn. Maria Baez lost to Fernando Cabrera in the Bronx.
On Staten Island, newcomer Deborah Rose won the seat from Kenneth Mitchell.
In a couple of hotly contested open seats: Ydanis Rodriguez won handily in District 10, a predominantly Latino district in Upper Manhattan. And Brad Lander won in brownstone Brooklyn's District 39, filling David Yassky's seat.


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Posted by Tom Grant on February 6, 2008
We're gearing up for our first survey to product managers. The topic for this round is product management tools: What do you use? What do you find most effective?
The results should be very interesting. I can offer a lot of advice about tools, having done a lot of experimentation over the years. However valuable my own hard-won experience (a lot of trial and error) might be, it's even more useful to get a view across the technology industry. Frequent challenges, best practices, and trends will be a lot more visible from high above Silicon Valley and beyond.
What's in it for you to join the survey? You get a copy of the research paper based on the survey data, gratis, with our heartfelt thanks for contributing.
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A colleague, Ray Wang, has loads of fascinating statistics in his recent data overview, "The State Of Enterprise Software Adoption: 2007 To 2008." A staggering number of companies have developed and maintain custom applications.
Ray's piece is written for the market researcher, but like all good research, it has much broader implications. Perhaps you won't be surprised when I say, "Including product managers!"
The statistic says that a lot of demand exists that technology vendors are not meeting. Custom development is a last resort--and I should know, since I've done it myself.
Twice in my career, I've pushed to create custom requirements management (RM) applications. In the last case, I wrote it myself in PHP and MySQL. (Never fear, it's a laughably rudimentary application, functionality-wise, so the friend and colleague who inherited it wasn't left with an unmaintainable mess.)


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Hey guys, I have a blackhawk CQ holder and it's kinda thick...sticks too far out...tough to conceal. Is there anything out there...or do I just have to learn to deal.
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Hey guys, I have a blackhawk CQ holder and it's kinda thick...sticks too far out...tough to conceal. Is there anything out there...or do I just have to learn to deal.
Attached is what i have.
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i have that same one and usually dont carry it because it digs into my side when im sitting. ive been thinking about trying to make my own pocket mag holders...right now i usually just let one ride loose in my pocket.
Comp-Tac's ride higher and tighter. I have both and never use the Blackhawk.
Try Don Hume through Gunners alley.
I have the same thing, It works and hiding it, put you cell phone next to it and really no one will know the difference..IMHO..
I have a clip-on Galco 'double' mag holder for my 1911's, and this type of double mag holder for my Glock mags (see top row) http://www.thefind.com/sports/info-d...e-pouch-paddle
I only take the double mag holders when traveling to the 'double mag towns'...Jax, and Orlando. I usually only carry one extra mag (Glock) in a 'cordura' cell phone case, and it works very well.:bier:
Go onto the GLOCK STORE WEB SITE this is Lenny MGills Co & check out his mag holders.
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There was this seller on EBay several months ago......'tactical-kydex' whom may be going by a different name now, but I have several of the mag holders through them for Glocks and my SIG and they are excellent IMO.
I use a cell phone case for my mag. I also have a Shielded Holster IWB double mag holster.
Anyone have any thoughts on the MAGLETT by TUFF (advertisement above says "Yes you can carry it all") looks interesting. I have been looking for a muti-tool or phone pouch to EDC a spare GLOCK 15 round 9mm magazine, not much luck yet. I'm also looking for a double mag pouch that can be worn horizontally and clips over the belt so I don't have to take my belt clear off to put it on when I compete.
If you want concealment try Rocky at Pure Kustom. I have his double mag pouch for my Glocks. It rides very close to the body and is undetectable under a normal sized t-shirt.
Check out Adam's Holsters great guy and great products at a good price


text: I love to expirement with different lineups and reflect upon former Pistons' contributions to our franchise. With that in mind, I decided to assemble some all-time specialty teams. My teams consists of mostly 80's and up players as that is when I became an avid fan. Let me know what you think? I supect this thread might spark some discussion as I bring up a couple Pistons from our past that were favorites to many! Need a loose ball, a steal, ball pressure, timely block, defense at a feverish pitch? Then you need these Pistons in your lineup! "Energizer Bunnies" ~ All Hustle Team C - Ben Wallace PF - Dennis Rodman SF - Jerome Williams SG - Lindsey Hunter PG - Isiah Thomas Bench: Brian Cardinal Mike James Larry Brown and Jerry Sloan's nightmare! "The Bombers" ~ All 3-point Team C - Terry Mills PF - Clifford Robinson SF - Tayshaun Prince SG - Joe Dumars PG - Chauncey Billups Bench: John Barry Dana Barros Up by 6 and you know your team is going to be fouled? "The Automatics" ~ All Free-Throw Team C - Bill Laimbeer PF - Kelly Tripucka ** I know he's more like a small but I cheated ** SF - Richard Hamilton SG - Joe Dumars PG - Chauncey Billups Bench: John Barry Allan Houston Need to make a statement? Nothing says hello like two points "in deee faceee!" "Dunk on Yo' Momma!" ~ All Dunk Team C - Darryl Dawkins ** hey we got a partial season from him, it counts! PF - Darwin Ham SF - Sean Elliot ** sorry this dude can get up ** SG - Jerry Stackhouse PG - Grant Hill ** he can play the point, so why not? ** Bench: Cedric Ceballos **ex dunk champion ** Ben Wallace


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I'm surprised Microsoft has worked on a new version of Office for Mac, and I'm even more surprised by the nice site they've launched to promote the new software. "Simplify your work" explains the product characteristics with lovely animations and a touch of sweetness I wouldn't have expected from Microsoft.
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Retirement Readiness: Are We Using the Right Metric?
It's very possible, if not very likely, the vast bulk of retirees want to simple relax. Chances are they're more ready than others think, and just as ready as they want to be. Maybe that's the metric every fiduciary should be focusing on.
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The judicial officers, staff, agencies and volunteers of this district are guided by the following statement of mission:
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Our commitment to the following enduring and shared values and beliefs is essential to this fundamental mission: Justice, Fairness, Integrity, Respect, Wisdom, Cooperation, Quality and Community Responsibility.
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As you did not live in Hawaii, you are not considered a resident of Hawaii. You are no longer considered a resident once you do not live within the state.
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Original expert here. Apologies, but our site has been having technical difficultiesAccording to chapter 235 of the Hawaii Income Tax Law, you owe tax to Hawaii if you are a resident. Once you moved to Japan, you were no longer considered a resident of Hawaii as you were no longer domiciled there. You would only owe tax for the period you lived there. You will NOT owe back taxes for the 17 years you lived in Japan - you were not considered a Hawaii resident then. A bank account would not make you a resident, so do not worry about having a bank account there.So, do not worry about the 17 year period you have been domiciled in Japan, unless you had Hawaii sourced income at that time.
According to the tax law, you are domiciled in Hawaii when:
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OK, I am NOT considered a resident if I have bank accounts there.
But what about the fact that I have had a Hawaii Driver's license for the whole time that I was in Japan (in addition to my Japanese driver's license of course)?
In addition, would the fact that I have family there and every now and then use an address of a family member in Hawaii to apply for certain credit cards or to run a credit check (since all these transactions require a U.S. address) have influence on determining residencey or non-residency?