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...titular “pig iron” refers to the raw crude iron rendered useless for anything except balance, often used in theater fly and pulley systems??and fits nicely with Pig Iron’s self-professed title, the “Theater of Not Lying...
...staff nor the time to explain the process to the public, the news media or jurisdictions.” So it’s unclear whether the source code for these systems has ever been reviewed, line by line, by any independent election authority. In terms of the voting systems?? integrity, in other words, Georgia took Diebold’s word...
...course, it’s not hard to see why Diebold and other voting systems manufacturers would oppose an open-source requirement for election-systems??without proprietary code, there’s no money in it. That means that elections would become simply—a public service—instead of a profitable business. But perhaps that’s as it should be. Perhaps elections shouldn’t be for sale, especially at the public’s expense...
Renovations should wrap up in spring 2007, Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd wrote in an e-mail. While the building has just undergone minor repairs clocking in at around $100,000—with reupholstered seats, a more modern fire curtain and overhauled electric and drainage systems??major renovations, estimated to cost $25 million, have been postponed until the College finds a donor to finance the project...
Scott says that American Indians tend to have “different value systems?? than most Harvard students. Many Indian students, she says, have a hard time reconciling their community-focused outlook with mainstream Harvard culture...