HIgh protein, low carbohydrate diets are not good for you in the long term. Your body needs carbohydrates to use the protein effectively. The unused protein needs to be eliminated, which adds strain on your liver and kidneys. And the saturated fats will contribute to heart disease. Google "mayo clinic saturated fats".…

Read what I wrote more carefully. The study found that people who consumed less salt (read a diet lower in salt) had a higher chance of dying of heart problems. Not all people react the same way to salt; I believe most people actually aren't "salt sensitive". So it's questionable advice to recommend all people watch…

Well at least one component of fries the salt turns out to not be so bad for you. A group of European researchers recently found that people who had consumed less salt actually had a greater chance of dying of heart disease. Scientific American wrote article about it called: "It's Time to End the War on Salt": [www.sci…

Wrong. Samsung made the UI look like that. It's their picture. It's absolutely irrelevant that you can make it look different. Apple isn't suing because individual users mimicked the look of IOS.

Unfortunately for Samsung, Apple copyrighted that "generic" appearance.

No, I think Samsung didn't want anyone to see that image. That's why they only showed it before a bunch of press at a conference demonstrating their phone. Hahaha. Yeah, right.

The icons look similar to me.

Actually, they use Samsung's own marketing picture. See above.

Actually, Samsung themselves made it look that way. The screenshot shown was one used by Samsung to market the phone.

Only if it didn't illustrate design similarities chosen by Samsung. But it does. Samsung, not Apple, nor Google, designed the icons to look similar. The fact that the screen can look different by user choice seems irrelevant to me. Yes, it's customizable. But this lawsuit is over Samnsung's design choices, not…

More than you think: [www.businessinsider.com]

Only if your friends try to sell it as a product. Samsung manipulated icons to look similar to the Iphone's icons. Look at the phone icon: a white phone on top of a green background.

Again, isolating variables is important. If they want to make a point about scale, then they should leave everything the same except the scale. I don't think - and others don't think - the scale makes much of a difference in appearance. It's manipulative to change the screenshot if you're making a point about scale.

Again, they aren't being sued over differences in UI design. Jhyphen above makes an interesting point that Samsung chose to put their app drawer on the bottom and deviated from standard Android icons in order to increase the similarity. And regardless of the debate over UI design, like a good scientist knows, if…

There's no doubt that they can look different, but Samsung isn't being sued over their differences in design, just the similarities. If Webwerld wanted to show what a difference in scale does to make the phone different, then they shouldn't of manipulated variables unrelated to scale (the image on the screen). If…

They do look similar. And - like others have mentioned - the scale shouldn't be that important. It looks like www.webwerwerld.nl is manipulating their graphic by showing the third image with a screenshot that doesn't show the similarities between the layout of icons, thus making the third image look more different…

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Zoos keep 800 lb Gorillas behind glass. What would happen if someone threw a rock at the glass? OMG! We must warn the zoos before it's too late!!

This is Martha!

This is why Google changed YouTube's rating system. I think the simple like vs. dislike is a lot better, but that wouldn't work very well for Wiki. Do you Like the page on "California"? Maybe attaching more detailed polls on specific questions would be better because you would have a better understanding of whether…