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Hi Olivier, Le mer 21/04/2004 à 04:01, olivier Thereaux a écrit : > On Apr 21, 2004, at 10:55, olivier Thereaux wrote: > > * 1 - checklink * > > There is, however, dissent on whether/when the link checker is > > actually a robot, and a feeling (for some of us) that following > > robots.txt makes it less useful. A first workaround (implemented > > during the meeting!) is to add a note explaining how to modify one's > > robots.txt to allow the link checker to do more than other agents. > > The note is at: > http://qa-dev.w3.org/wlc/#bot > > Could I assign you the (extra) action item of taking care of this for > the robots.txt at www.w3.org? This would be setting a good example. Sure, done. FWIW, I couldn't test it as well as I wanted, because my auth credentials are rejected when trying to checklink e.g. /Projects (Team-only) ; I'm not sure why they were, nor if that's a known problem in this instance of the linkchecker (I tried several other password protected areas without luck). Dom -- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - http://www.w3.org/People/Dom/ W3C/ERCIM mailto:email@example.com on Wednesday, 21 April 2004 03:50:21 UTC
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Having problems with your Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ7 Digital Camera ?
Camera turns on but it tells me to turn off nad back on again
\015 When I turn on the camera, the lens comes out and then stops moving then on the screen it says to turn camera off nad turn back on. I have installed 2 brand new sets of batteries and it still does the same thing.The repair people want to charge me just about what it would cost to get a new one.\015
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There is no long term fix for this problem, you can however reset the camera, remove the batteries and leave out for 48-72 hours then replace batteries, this should work for a few days, but in order to fix it you'll need to send it off, but like you stated, you can buy a new camera for the same price.
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text: On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Alan Cox wrote:> > I would argue its irrelevanceWell, I can absolutely agree with that.It really wasn't ever meant to _change_ anything, so it definitely should be irrelevant in that sense. That said, I think it actually hass one big result: we may be discussing this for a couple of weeks, but I'm pretty sure we won't be discussing it for months and having a huge split over it in the kernel community. Which to me makes it less-than-irrelevant ;)I actually tend to have two very different kinds of worries: - the technical problem of the month. Something doesn't work, and we don't know why, and it's been broken for long enough that it seems to be pretty fundamental. These things worry me, but they don't keep me up at night. - the worry that somebody who submitted code to the kernel feels that his code is mis-used and feels let down by the process. This thing _worries_ me. This is something I end up losing sleep over.The second case is unusual, but it does happen. Things like the MMX-optimized AES routines, where Jari Ruusu ended up objecting to his code getting used. I really don't think he had any _legal_ reasons to feel that way, but _that_ is what really really tends to make me unhappy: regardless of legal correctness, I want developers to feel _proud_ of what they did in Linux, not feel like their code is being trampled on.Do unto others.. and so on.This is also why I don't much like BSD->GPL conversion, and try to ask the original author to OK it (the way we did with the original AES assembly code authored by Dr Brian Gladman - just to make sure). And regardless, I want to keep dual licenses _actively_ dual-licensed in the kernel, just to respect the original wishes instead of just converting them to the (stricter) GPLv2.So the reason I've spent a lot of time on this thread is basically that I worry about people who would _like_ to upgrade (and incorrectly _expected_ to upgrade) the whole kernel to GPLv3 being unhappy.So I'm spending time on this thread trying to make sure that everybody realizes that GPLv2 was always the license of choice - people may still have wished for something else, but at least I can do my damned best to explain why things are how they are, and explaining that any expectations to the contrary really were misguided.> Two cases (lets call them a and b)> > a) The GPLv2 only was always the case> b) There was no version so it was open to choice> > Which ultimately means either> > a) Linus changed nothing> b) Linus chose a version as the License allowed him to in accordance> with section 9.> > So we have two legal outcomes both of which produce the right answer for> any vaguely recent source tree. At which point does it matter ?Well, it does matter if somebody wants to start anew at the state we were at five years ago in the belief that that old state is GPLv3-compatible, and then add in the more modern part of the files that are explicitly compatible with GPLv3...And if somebody feels _that_ strongly about it, and feels that five years ago there really was a real ambiguity, I'd be interested to hear his or her arguments. And I don't see myself likely objecting to it, if only because I'd be intrigued to see how far they get ;)> Is there doubt about the license status of the current code - not in> this area, no. The COPYING file is extremely clear on this, and more> importantly in other possible unclear and problematic areas. For example> the statement that the system calls are not derivative statement which> resolves the biggest interpretation concern of all.I was always surprised by how anybody could _possibly_ worry about that one, but it did come up very early. I forget exactly when, but I think that clarification was added way before Linux-1.0.In general, people worry too much. And I worry about other people worrying.Hopefully I also worry without any real cause. Linus-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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To everyone I disagree with
To all the people I disagree with.
Who believe in inequality,
who read their belief into God's own Word;
who think the world is better by teaching
folks that justice is flawed, and that
some people should get less, but that's
okay because they might get more
in the next world, if they say uncle here.
To people who think there's one reading
of every detail of religious law,
a single interpretation that
applies to all cultures, societies, times.
Who draw dark lines of judgement, as if
they were bouncers in religious clubs;
who flip little people's meal trays over
in the religious cafeteria:
I can see that you're clearly wrong.
Your opinions are your personal views.
They certainly don't come from Islam.
They clash with the Qur'anic text,
out of synch with the Prophet's way,
opposed to the message of the saints.
I can't believe people think such things
as you do. I believe that no one
should listen to the things you say.
I think your priorities are all wrong.
Misguided by your ego, bias,
your fear, your childhood head injury.
I'm traumatized that there are folks
who think the way you do. And on
my jainamaz, sometimes, I weep aloud,
because I've heard you speak your mind.
It's outrageous to me that you exist.
But then
in the relative sort of way
that I exist, so do you too.
Though I think there's no room for you
in the world, yet here you are, because
God made sure you'd be around.
I still think you're wrong. But if
the Beloved wants you to exist, well then!
I kiss His hand, kiss yours, and say:
He approves of your existence. So let
me sit at your feet, and say you're wrong.
As I'm sure you're wrong, there's just the
faintest doubt, the fraction of a chance
that some of the things you say,
are right—-I know, it's funny; it's hilarious.
So as your speech may give me pain,
and as your existence is jarring to me,
and as your words are hollow, false—
I accept, embrace your place, right here,
even as I know you're wrong.
So even as I know I'm right,
I dust the chair beside me so
that you can sit and take your place
in the rowdy classroom of the world.
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Patriot Bank reports improved results for the fourth quarter
Patriot National Bancorp, the parent company of Patriot National Bank, has reported its financial results for the fourth quarter, which ended Dec. 31. The Stamford-based bank reported a net income of $632,000, or 2 cents per diluted share, compared with a net loss of $1.4 million, or 4 cents per diltued share, for the same quarter last year. Patriot Bank operates 10 branches in Darien, Fairfield, Greenwich, Milford, Norwalk, Stamford, Trumbull, and Westport, CT; and in Bedford and Scarsdale, New York. It also has a loan production office in Stamford.
Castleton Commodities acquires Patara Oil & Gas
Castleton Commodities International announced that it has acquired, through its subsidiaries, certain East Texas assets and operations of Patara Oil & Gas. The acquired assets consist of more than 500 gross natural gas wells and approximately 80,000 gross acres in mineral leases, providing a significant proved reserve base. The assets are in multiple counties within East Texas. CCI is a global commodities merchant with an integrated set of operations consisting of physical and financial commodities trading and the ownership, operation, and development of commodities-related upstream and infrastructure assets. The company is based in Stamford, with offices in Houston, Texas and Colorado, as well as foreign affiliate offices in Calgary, Canada; Geneva, Switzerland; Shanghai, China; Singapore; and Uruguay.
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Northern Province Chief Minister, C.V. Wigneswaran last week said he did not boycott the Chief Ministers meeting last week but kept away due to health reasons.
The 32nd Provincial Chief Ministers Conference was held in Hikkaduwa on Monday (21) and was chaired by President Maithripala Sirisena.
Wigneswaran was the only notable absentee at the event. It was speculated that Wigneswaran had boycotted the event.
However, responding to a query by Nation, Wignesawaran said that he was forced to keep away from the event as he was suffering from cellulitis. "Doctors wanted me to be warded to undergo a course of injections. I did my work and went every six hours to get the injections. Under those circumstances you cannot expect me to travel to Hikkaduwa all the way from here – Jaffna," he said.
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Backspin: '30 is the new black' — Philippe Gilbert, Alejandro Valverde and Michele Scarponi
Veteran cyclists are headlining 2017 as Philippe Gilbert, Alejandro Valverde and Michele Scarponi top Eurosport's week that was…
Move over Thibaut Pinot, 26, Peter Sagan, 27, Marcel Kittel, 28, and Alexander Kristoff, 29, the thirtysomethings have taken over pro cycling in 2017.
Sure, of the four mentioned above, Sagan has had more than a modicum of success to start the year with a win at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne and two stage wins – and a points jersey – at Tirreno-Adriatico, but it's been the seemingly ageless 30-year-olds who have taken the sport by storm early this season.
Most notably, Belgians Greg van Avermaet, 31, and Philippe Gilbert, 34.
Van Avermaet is off to a stellar start with four victories, including Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, E3 Harelbeke, Gent-Wevelgem and Paris-Roubaix, while compatriot and reigning national champion Gilbert has racked up three race wins this season, including Three Days of De Panne, where he also picked up a stage win, Tour of Flanders and the Amstel Gold Race last Sunday. He also took podiums at both Dwars door Vlaanderen and Wevelgem.
Then there's 36-year-old Spaniard Valverde (Movistar), who sits third overall in the current UCI world rankings. Five of his 10 pro wins this season include overall victories at Tour of Murcia, Ruta del Sol, Tour of Catalunya, Tour of the Basque Country and most recently his record fifth – fourth consecutive – La Flèche Wallonne title on Wednesday.
"It was a victory based on confidence, strength and a great team supporting me all the way," said Valverde. "I had lots of respect to what my rivals could do, but also knew that I was in great physical condition, and I had to take advantage from it.
" We knew it would still be difficult to win there, because only one can achieve it and many fight for it, but to be honest, this feels like a race made for me."
The seemingly ageless 2009 Vuelta a España winner is now a red-hot favourite for Sunday's Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
"Liège? We'll see how we feel on Sunday," Valverde said. "It's a race that I really like a lot and won three times. I'm in great shape at the moment, but as always, enjoying this win comes first and thinking about what's next comes after that."
Gilbert confident of further results following recovery
While the 2012 UCI world road race champion is without question having his best run in five years, a tear to his right kidney following a crash at Amstel Gold prior to his win, forced Gilbert to withdraw from the final two Ardennes Classics.
"When I crashed, I felt pain, but once I remounted and continued the race things became better and better and the pain disappeared," said Gilbert ahead of the Flèche Wallonne. "Unfortunately, after the finish, the lower back pain returned, so together with the team doctor I decided to go to the hospital for a check-up.
"Fortunately, it's nothing serious, and if everything goes well, in a week I will start training again."
Gilbert remained in the hospital under observation for 24 hours before being discharged.
"It's one of my best years and looking behind on what I achieved makes me very happy," he stated. "To be competitive in both the cobbled and the Ardennes Classics and to help the team be the best in the world brings me a lot of satisfaction.
"It's sad I won't be there for the remaining races of this week, because I was in great condition, but our squad is a strong one and I'm confident other good results will follow."
Scarponi gives Astana hope following Aru's Giro withdrawal
Although Astana announced last week that former Vuelta winner and two-time Giro podium finisher Fabio Aru would miss this year's centenary edition of the Tour of Italy, which starts in his native Sardinia, due to injury, the team still held out hope of a miracle recovery.
While a follow-up exam on April 18 and subsequent ride the day after have shown remarkable improvements and decreased inflammation in his left knee, pain still exists and as previously reported the team reaffirmed on Thursday that the 26-year-old Italian will not take part in the Giro.
This leaves the door wide open for his replacement — and Astana's only viable GC contender — Michele Scarponi. Just days after the team announced its support toward the 37-year-old Italian, Scarponi showed his first real signs of life in six years with an opening stage win at the race formerly known as Giro del Trentino – Tour of the Alps.
"We had to change our plans after Aru's injury during a training in Sierra Nevada, so now I'm here speaking about what we have to do at the Tour of the Alps and the Giro d'Italia," said Scarponi. "The answer is: we'll try to do our best, because we worked a lot to achieve good results here and at the Giro."
While Scarponi did in fact win four years ago at the GP Costa Degli Etruschi in 2013, unlike previously reported by race commentators, cycling pundits would have to go back two years before when he blistered the field with race wins at Catalunya and Trentino, as well as the Giro after Spaniard Alberto Contador was stripped of the title due to a doping suspension being served from a previous infraction.
"It's my first ever victory for Astana, and the first in the season for the team too," said Scarponi. "We have been racing well lately, but for some reason the win kept eluding us. So this win is very good also for the team's morale."
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Tour of the Alps (2.HC), April 17-21
La Flèche Wallonne (1.UWT), April 19
La Flèche Wallonne Feminine (1.WWT), April 19
Liège-Bastogne-Liège (1.UWT), April 23
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When opportunities to study astronomy and physics with NASA experts came their way, three California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) physics students jumped at the chance.
Master's student Sam Koshy and undergraduates Jill Pestana and Stephanie Sodergren served in NASA internships with the goal of expanding physics knowledge both in the scientific arena as well as for the public.
Koshy, a resident of Cypress, Calif., completed the second year of a NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program (GSRP) fellowship and is the only GSRP fellow selected from a non-doctoral university to work at Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). He earned his bachelor's degree in astrophysics at UCLA and came to CSULB to earn his master of science after realizing that he needed to continue his education as well as financially support his parents.
After beginning his master's in 2010, "I started working as a physics teacher on an emergency credential in the Watts neighborhood at Locke High School. Part of the reason I chose Locke was that year it was being taken over by Green Dot," as a charter school, he said. "The whole social justice aspect drives me. I believe that education is the path to that."
However, Koshy needed a science credential to continue teaching, so he put his master's on hiatus to enroll in CSULB's science education program. "But at least I got to use my summers, so I figured that it's a great time to get a full-time summer research position, so I started applying to various positions," he said.
Through the NASA website, he found the California State University Science Teacher And Researcher Program, a nine-week program for prospective science teachers. Moreover, "Through that application, JPL's education office saw my resume and my background and saw that I was a good fit for a Graduate Student Researchers Program fellowship," valued at $30,000 per year. "The JPL education office approached me and said, 'We know you applied for the summer internship, but in addition to that, would you be interested in applying for the fellowship?'"
"From that e-mail, I decided that $30,000 was enough for me to go back being a full-time student, so the first thing I had to do was see if there was a faculty member in the CSULB Physics Department who would be willing to take me as a student. Then second, we had to go through the JPL website for opportunities and see if one of their scientists' research areas coincided with the faculty here. I have two advisors—Dr. Prashanth Jaikumar is my advisor here and Dr. Michele Vallisneri is my technical advisor at JPL."
Koshy is studying compact binary stars that are orbiting a common center of mass—in particular, where one of the two stars is considered by astronomers to be hypothetical. "One is considered a quark star and the other would be considered a neutron star or a black hole. As these two interact tidally, what kind of gravitational wave signatures would they put out and can these gravitational wave signatures be detected by present and upcoming detectors?" he explained.
Quarks are one of the fundamental particles that make up matter, but a quark star is so exotic that it's never actually been observed. "A neutron star is the remnant of a supernova. Theoretically, right now, some of the neutron stars that have been observed could be quark stars, so we could be mislabeling them because we can't get accurate mass radius measurements in order to be able to differentiate them well enough," he said.
As part of his GSRP fellowship, Koshy worked on NASA's proposed space-based satellite system called the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) in cooperation with the European Space Agency, but last year, NASA ended the current LISA partnership because of budget cuts. However, the National Science Foundation is continuing gravitation wave research with a ground-based system.
Koshy hopes to land a position with an aerospace firm. "As a physics student, one of the things we have going for us is that we're considered highly trainable," he said. "We already have a mind that's geared toward problem solving so one of the strengths we bring to the table is that even if it's not an area of expertise, we can pretty much pick up things quickly and become an expert in that field in a relatively short amount of time." And, because of his family obligations, he can't undertake a Ph.D. program right now, so he's completing his science teaching credential.
Meanwhile, senior Jill Pestana and sophomore Stephanie Sodergren spent 10 weeks last summer working together on a NASA internship at the Dryden Flight Research Center in Palmdale.
Pestana came to CSULB from Tehachapi High School to study music, but changed her major to physics with a music minor. Her interest in science derives from her parents. Her father is a NASA research pilot and her mother is a biologist.
For her internship, "I chose SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy) because I was interested in astronomy and astrophysics, and they also had an element of education and public outreach which I mentioned in my application. Stephanie applied, too, with an interest in education and public outreach, and that's how we became interns." SOFIA is an advanced telescope carried aboard a Boeing 747 aircraft. To learn more about their SOFIA experience, visit www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/SOFIA/jill_pestana.html.
Sodergren is a CSULB President's Scholar who did two NASA internships while attending Quartz Hill High School in the Antelope Valley. "I've always had an interest in aerospace and astronomy, and SOFIA is a telescope and a plane all in one, so of course I was interested in it. I applied on the NASA website at the same place as Jill and I was really interested in education and outreach because SOFIA flies teachers onboard and both my parents are teachers," she said. "This application is for undergraduates and graduates from all over the country and the two girls that were chosen to work with the program chief engineer were physics majors from Cal State Long Beach. The other interns came from Virginia Tech, Cornell and UC Santa Cruz."
Their enthusiasm and skills paid off, Pestana said. "While we were in our internship, we presented in front of the SOFIA department head of education and outreach and 15 minutes into our presentation he asked, 'Can I hire you?' and we said, 'OK, sure.' Ever since we ended that internship, we've been working by teleconferencing with the web development team for education and public outreach that works at NASA Ames Research Center."
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Pestana, who plans to graduate in December, is doing an additional NASA internship this summer at JPL. "I'm really interested in alternative energy research and advocacy of sustainable energy. I don't know exactly which grad school I want to go to, but I want to study applied physics or materials science for a doctorate. So when I get my Ph.D., I want to do research and I want to advocate for good policies. While I'm doing research, I'd also like to also do the education and public outreach aspect of alternative energy, whether it's inside NASA or outside in private industry."
Meanwhile, Sodergren will continue to work on SOFIA outreach, but has other summer plans. "My background is in aerospace and astrophysics and astronomy; that's what I've always been interested in. But, I actually received a fellowship for this summer through the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) so I'll be at UC San Francisco this summer for 10 weeks doing a medical physics internship." She is one of six AAPM fellows this year and will be mentored by Jean Pouliot, a professor in UCSF's Radiation Oncology Department.
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After five Olympic Games, including a glorious gold medal on Bondi Beach at Sydney 2000, Natalie Cook has bowed out from beach volleyball competition.
Don't think the Olympics has seen the last of her, however.
Cook and her partner Tasmin Hinchley failed to make the London 2012 finals overnight when they went down 2-1 (21-16, 18-21, 15-11) to the Czech Republic's Marketa Slukova and Kristyna Kolocova.
The 37-year-old says she has been training at the top of her game for 20 years and is looking forward to slowing down in her retirement.
"The mind and the body need a rest. Not a rest that I am coming back from, but a rest forever."
The Queenslander says being an Olympian is a tough career choice. She says her training has been up to five hours a day, every day.
"You call the coach and you say I am not feeling well today and he says bad luck get out there. There is no room for you to relax in this environment to try and be the best in the world.
"That takes an emotional, mental strength that I don't think I can sustain past last night at 3am, so for me it is over."
The Australian Chef de Mission, Nick Green says has paid tribute to Natalie Cook.
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"It is an honour for me to have you here today. I honour you today for your Olympic achievement. Bronze in Atlanta, Gold in Sydney, fourth in Athens and fifth in Beijing."
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The veteran says it is time for a new generation of beach volleyball players to take over the sport.
"The athletes are getting faster and stronger and younger and sport in general is just tough," Cook said.
"We are seeing countries from all over the world winning gold medals that we have not seen before."
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"As you can tell I am addicted to the Olympics so I am pretty sure it will be pretty hard for them to kick me out," she said.
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Something laced my ankle as I tried to run, instantly the string pulled back causing me to fall forward. I sat up and looked at the object attached to my ankle. I winced and it tightened. My fingers dared to pry it off my leg.
Three soldiers approached me, they eyed me hungrily.
" It's been a while since I've gotten a taste." A soldier hugged me from behind, pressing himself against me. His lips hovering up and down my fragile neck.
I closed my eyes, frowning.
I took my free hand and elbowed him the nose, he pushed me down in anger. Holding his nose he ordered the other soldiers. "Take this pathetic human into the truck. She is to be restrained before Sergeant Frankie arrives."
They positioned my hands to a way I couldn't move.
Taking one last glance, the soldier spat his blood on the floor before he headed in the direction of Audrey, Elvis, and Edward.
I wished them the best of luck, the luck I needed was no longer an option.


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What does IRV mean in Physiology?
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Inspiratory Reserve Volume
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- Inspiratory Reserve Volume
- The extra volume of air that can be inspired with maximal effort after reaching the end of a normal, quiet inspiration. Common abbreviation is IRV.
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Whether you like their food or not, McDonald's are one the very best marketing businesses in the world today.
They are an excellent case study in both how to market your services globally, and so often over looked, locally.
Here are 5 lessons you can apply to your own business.
Maintain a consistent brand
McDonald's has franchises all around the world and yet wherever you go, you know you are in a McDonald's and every aspect of that experience will be consistent (language excluded), regardless of where you are.
This includes everything from the wrapper around your burger to the décor to even the coffee stirrer.
This attention to detail on such a mammoth scale ensures their brand values are never diluted or put at risk.
To make sure you always stay 'on brand' you can write style guidelines that lists information such as:
- The exact colours a designer must use
- How your copy should be written (e.g. formal, informal etc.)
- Do's and dont's for your logo and any strap line (e.g. don't change the colour, cut it in half…etc.)
This means that regardless of who is working on them, you'll look the same across all of your channels.
React to changes in the market place
Two of the biggest challenges McDonald's has faced in recent years has been criticism of the quality of their food and a change in the UK's attitude towards healthy eating.
In response to this McDonald's made the following big changes (and at lightning speeds for a company of its size):
- Major redevelopment of their restaurants to change the décor from the previous red and yellow
- Started advertising where they got their produce from and what goes in to their food
- More prominent charity and society improvement activities
These all helped to confront the criticisms head on and eventually overcome them.
It is interesting that other competitors failed to make these changes and are now struggling and some are even looking for buyers.
Understand your customers
McDonald's knows it is all things to all people, and rather than shy away from this marketing challenge, it has embraced it.
The UK advert for their coffee that shows all the different types of people who come in at different times of the day is inspired.
Rather than focusing on what target audience, they have managed to go for them all in under a minute.
Your customer base is probably more defined than McDonald's but the lesson is valid, the more you understand about your customers, the easier it is to market to them.
Read about how to write a survey and get information you can actually use.
An often over looked aspect of McDonalds is how they localise their menu for a nation's tastes. Ones I know of are salad bars in Italy, sea food options in Hong Kong, spicy variants in India and a shrimp wrap Japan.
Know your strengths and play to them
It also knows its food isn't all that great, so with this I mind it doesn't compete on food quality.
Instead it uses all those years of branding to communicate the feeling of familiarity, security, warmth and convenience you get when you go along. i.e. you know where you are with us.
Be imaginative
Despite their age and size, McDonald's regularly come up with great marketing ideas that haven't been done before.
They aren't afraid to try something new and experiment with ideas and new technology.
A great example is their Monopoly promotion they have started to run each year because it has been so successful, plus their McFlurry which was the first of its kind to market.
They are also keen adopters of new technology such as social networks and new ways of paying at the till (they are currently trialling touch less scanning of debit cards).


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Emerald Ridge has hired former Bethel boys basketball coach Pat Mullen to lead the Jaguars' program. Mullen was at Bethel for 16 years and took the Braves to the state tournament nine times. He reached the Class 4A finals twice, winning the state title in 2005.
I'm going to try to get a hold of Mullen and will post more.
Mullen replaces Ben Muehlenbruch, who resigned his position after four years as the head coach.


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Amphibico and Aquatica Digital
Founded in 1982 as Aqua Vision Systems and later renamed simply AQUATICA, the Montreal-based company was then and continues to be now, the leading manufacturer in North America, of underwater camera housings. AQUATICA later acquired Technical Lighting Control (TLC), it's aluminum arm division, to supplement its impressive underwater camera housing lineup with accurate lighting control.
Amphibico Underwater was originally founded in 1988 and was renowned in the industry for innovative designs and advancing underwater imaging technologies. In 1998, in order to expand the growth of the company, its ownership was acquired by Ron and his partner, Paul Benson in a bid to see the company grow, through new market penetration, brand extension and product development.


text: On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: > since a few points have been made regarding $subject, let me clear > up a few of them: > > 1. 'It seems that exec-shield does 99% of what PaX does' this is not the case and i'm not claiming it. If you feel attacked, please dont - i'll stipulate that PaX gives better security than exec-shield, ok? > i don't know the origin of that number above, for now i'll just > stick to the facts i know: > > - PaX implements perfect non-executable pages on amd64, i386, > ia64, parisc, ppc, sparc and sparc64 whereas Exec-Shield has > some imitation of it only on i386 (it's not true per-page). non-executable pages on anything else but i386 is a triviality, as the hardware and the kernel supports it. There's virtually nothing that PaX or exec-shield has to add to enable them - they are there. [there's the minor issue of the process stack's protection bits.] > - PaX implements best-effort randomization of the entire > address space, Exec-Shield does it too but at a higher > code complexity and a lower entropy rate while having > a worse effect on the kernel entropy pool. lets also point out that exec-shield offers relative randomization of DSOs to each other, while PaX only randomizes a single base of the DSOs, their relative addresses remain constant. This way the randomization bits of exec-shield add up for brute-force attacks. Lets add it that if a limited exploit can be turned into an information leak then relative randomization does not help - but it does help if the first exploit itself needs precise addresses from multiple DSOs. (I agree that exec-shield drains the entropy pool more, i've got this on my TODO.) > second, paxtest had some bugs which Exec-Shield exposed and made > Exec-Shield appear better than it is. i've fixed them here and > expect to release 0.9.5 today or so. the results now look like: ( how fair that you give me a chance to run it ... not. ) > 3. MPROTECT is bogus > > it is not. Ingo says so because he did not understand how > PaX works. [...] [ ... to 100% prevent: ] > (1) introduce/execute arbitrary code > (2) execute existing code out of original program order > (3) execute existing code in original program order with arbitrary data no. No offense meant, but i say so because right now i dont see the way to have a generic and usable Linux system with all the restrictions you are talking about. If you complete your project and everything works and it's still the same live, flexible and kicking Linux system that we all know and love then i was clearly wrong. Right now it seems to be heading more in the direction of a prison - but this is just my judgement. In any case, i did not want to add any of that to exec-shield. I'll leave the prison guard work to selinux. you do realise that most of those 'exploit techniques' overlap with some programming concepts, and you think that those concepts are flawed by design and should be eliminated - i dont agree with this characterisation. denying executability of non-executable memory is a fair game - well specified and a clear-cut goal. Restricting an OS to do what is arguably a fair thing to do in a number of cases did not sound so clear-cut to me - end of story. You might still be right in the long run, but it wasnt obviously right at first sight, and was not complete either so it had limited value at this stage. > 4. PaX breaks apps, specs, whatnot > - apps that by their nature want to generate code runtime (e.g., > java). they're broken for good which many people noticed by now. > that's good, that was my purpose because i wanted to draw > attention to the fact that runtime code generation is an > important privilege that should be carefully managed (as it > happens to be also one of the exploit techniques). [...] i think here we are in a fundamental disagreement. To take it to the extreme, being able to 'generate code' [ie. allow an application to write code, etc.] is one of the fundamental properties of any Linux user account, and hopefully remains so in the future. If you take that 'privilege' away you'll take away what drives Linux forward - a constantly growing pool of programmers. I dont want good security to rely on the system's insistence to remove the ability to generate code from as many codepaths as possible. There's got to be another way to secure those damn apps ... the price you are willing to pay is i believe way too high. i find your approach interesting nevertheless, and i wish you good luck in bringing it to completion. > about PaX breaking specs: i urge Ingo and others saying this to > point me to the precise location in SUSv3 or POSIX 1003.1-2001 > that PaX conflicts with. [...] many areas of PaX conflict with one of the most basic rule of Linux: http://lwn.net/Articles/32980/ [ that i was part of that discussion is only an annoying accident, ending up in an API/ABI discussion again was unintended. ] > about SEGMEXEC and the 1.5GB limit: yes, it's true, yes, it could > be changed (if one can live with a more limited range for executable > mappings), [...] i'm not sure it's acceptable to put _any_ restriction on the layout of the user VM. The rule exec-shield follows is this: whenever the kernel gets a chance to chose it will group mappings smartly, but it will follow requests for executability no matter what. So while this doesnt _force_ good protection, for most apps it provides a pretty acceptable layout. i guess this is a hard-to-solve philosophy difference again. > [...] yes, it would need some userland tagging, yes, i have > ideas for it, no, it's got nothing to do with PT_GNU_STACK. the > longer story is that the majority of users don't need to care about > this address space limit, it's mainly databases and some scientific > applications that run into. mind you, they already had this problem > before when people were using 1-2 GB userlands (which back then > was the way to allow the kernel to use more than 1 GB RAM, and even > these days it's the only way to go if you don't want HIGHMEM). a fair number of users got real happy when we extended the x86 user VM from 3GB to 4GB. Going from 3 GB to 1.5 GB is really not an option i'm afraid. It's also not an option to say that "your app is secure only as long as it fits into 1.5 GB". It also not an option to say "this box is pretty secure, except for your huge database server". and it's not an issue on all the sane architectures, fortunately. So i think having the non-exact protection method of exec-shield will slowly be obsoleted by ia64/amd64 systems anyway. But i'd hate to lose users to Windows just because distros only support 1.5GB of VM. > as for userland tagging: i'd like to have much more control over > what userland can request from the kernel than what PT_GNU_STACK > allows. [...] agreed. But the process stack is arguably a special thing so PT_GNU_STACK isnt incorrect per se. But we'd like to know and say more, i agree fully. > [...] for one, requesting executable stacks is irrelevant, it > should be about requesting permission to generate code at runtime > (or just use my proposed mmap() interface changes), request > randomization, etc. [...] i really dont think we can realistically isolate the code generation capability and still have a nice and flexible system. I dont see anything wrong in apps executing scripts. Or apps writing scripts and executing them. Or apps doing JIT stuff, or just doing some quick runtime fixup. It's quite widely done and it would not be Linux anymore if we try to exterminate or second-class such techniques. And it's even more common in the Windows world, and i really hope those Windows apps continue to come over to Linuxland. randomization is something that is still open. How we solved it in exec-shield is via personalities: it's something that can be set runtime, is inherited across fork() and exec(). If you do "i386 gdb ./a.out" under exec-shield then you'll get a non-randomized ordinary VM layout with static predictable addresses. I dont think this should be tagged via the binary itself - that is too inflexible. There's already one 'VM size bit' in the personality mask in the upstream 2.6 kernel: the 3GB flag for amd64. > [...] i'd also like to have control over the placement of the stack > [...] this wouldnt be too hard, but on x86 it's not a good idea i think. But we can definitely do it on 64-bit platforms, where there's much less danger of vmas crossing each other. as you might have noticed, in recent 2.6.0-test kernels there's already one mprotect() extension that we added to support non-executable stacks: the addition of PROT_GROWSDOWN and PROT_GROWSUP. This new syscall variant enables the dynamic linker to change the process stack's permission without having to know the precise edge of the stack. So the direction is definitely towards having a more flexible layout for processes. > [...] and the userland address space size in > the future. for now chpax is the quick & dirty solution for > tagging, although users of complete systems with ACLs (grsec > or RSBAC in Adamantix) can control the PaX flags via ACLs, > no need for binary modifications. mind you, it's somewhat > misleading to state that PT_GNU_STACK is a better solution > than chpax, after all, someone HAS to decide whether a given > module needs it or not (before someone points it out, trampolines > are only a small and least important part of the problem), the > toolchain cannot automatically determine it, so it needs the > exact same manual work as chpax. no, this is not how PT_GNU_STACK works. PT_GNU_STACK not only detects trampolines, but all those techniques that _might_ point in the direction of process-stack executability. Such as the use of inline assembly. So the toolchain pessimistically turns on executability and guarantees that _if_ the object is marked non-executable, that it certainly needs no executable stack. even the above conservative scheme gave a very high coverage rates, with just a couple of (well below 10% of all) important apps/libs falling out of the nonexecutability umbrella. To solve these cases, application writers/packagers can further improve the accuracy of this scheme by declaring said pieces of code as permitting non-executable, but it's the right place and the best way to document it: in the source. It cannot get lost, it will be updated when the code is changed, etc. Tags tend to get lost, or tend to get incorrect over time. this approach saved tons of work and the system was fully usable all along. Ingo