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A Chassidic Rebbes advice that changed a life forever. It will change your life too.
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iPhone Daily Blog Buzz 06.30.09
On Friday, BET CEO Debra Lee told reporters that Usher and Justin Timberlake would be last minute additions to Sunday's BET Awards telecast, which was being "overhauled" to honor Michael Jackson in the wake of his passing. Neither performer made it to the ceremony on Sunday. The reason for Timberlake's no-show remains a mystery, but Usher explained in a statement released Sunday he was overseas and unable to make it to Los Angeles in time. "It is with regret that I [was] unable to participate in the BET Awards Tribute to Michael Jackson on June 28," Usher said. "When the BET Awards producers and organizers reached out to me to participate in the tribute, I was extremely flattered and humbled by the opportunity to pay tribute to the world's greatest musical icon," the statement continued. "Unfortunately, I am currently overseas and would not make it back in time to the Awards show." Though Usher was not able to celebrate Jackson on Sunday, the singer revealed he has a tribute honoring the late singer in the works."I look forward to seeing the show and I plan to work on a tribute to Michael Jackson when I return," Usher said. Entertainment columnist Roger Friedman says a Michael Jackson tribute tour featuring his sister Janet and his brothers is "on the table for consideration" in the wake of his death.Coolio will avoid jail time after taking a plea deal Friday on drug charges.The rapper pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to felony cocaine possession in a deal that requires him to spend 18 months in a drug rehabilitation program.Tyler Perry called Q100's The Bert Show in Atlanta Friday morning to discuss his thoughts on Michael Jackson's passing and to urge fans and the media to give the Jackson family "respect and room to grieve."Katherine Jackson was granted temporary guardianship of Michael Jackson's three children on Monday, and filed additional papers seeking to be named administrator of her late son's estate to ensure that his kids are its beneficiaries. USA Today has published two commemorative products recognizing the life and death of Michael Jackson: a 96-page glossy-format commemorative edition titled "Michael Jackson: King of Pop," and a 40-page tabloid sized special edition titled "Michael 1958-2009." Both are on newsstands now.It's been close to 30 years since she starred in the original film and TV series, and now with an updated version starting production, Debbie Allen will be returning to the cast of the new 'Fame' film. Although it hasn't been stated, but Allen may... Read more VH1 is giving two female hip-hop artists their own reality series — Sandra "Pepa" Denton of Salt-N-Pepa and Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas from TLC. The as-yet-untitled series are scheduled to premiere in 2010. Eight half-hour episodes have been ordered for each. The "Pepa" series follows Denton as she begins her to search for love after living a celibate life for years. "Chilli" from R&B group TLC is also searching for romance and has enlisted the help of Brooklyn relationships expert Tionna Smalls. The network has also renewed "Celebrity Fit Club" for a seventh season and "Sober House with Dr. Drew" for a second season. (Continue Reading…) A small gay pride gathering that took place Saturday evening in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic was interrupted" by riot police, according to Blabbeando's Andrés Duque, who offers a rough translation of the report "Democratic Modernity and Homophobic Repression in the...CONTINUE READING.."A small gay pride gathering that took place Saturday evening in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic was interrupted" by riot police, according to Blabbeando's Andrés Duque, who offers a rough translation of the report "Democratic Modernity and Homophobic Repression in the...CONTINUE READING...After 16 years on newsstands, Vibe magazine, the biggest urban music magazines, has ceased publication. 50 Cent recently spoke on the success of Soulja Boy Tell Em, while reacting to Charles Hamilton's now infamous video tape wherein Hamilton takes one on the chin from his girlfriend. Skull Gang leader Juelz Santana recently weighed in on Chris Brown's no-show at last weekend's BET Awards and said Jay-Z was largely responsible.Grand Hustle's DJ Drama has addressed recent rumors on T.I. being infected by a virus which hit his prison earlier this month and updated fans on the "King's" well-being. Many BET Awards viewers were outraged when Lil' Wayne and Drake were joined on stage by several pre-teen girls during the performance of their hit song "Every Girl".[Visit SOHH.com for more information] Former Jay-Z signee being held without bail… The 2009 BET Awards may have been originally conceived as a venue to hand out some award statues, but after the King of Pop, Michael Jackson died, the event was reconfigured to be part awards ceremony, part tribute. This 2009 BET Awards photo gallery is of some of the best on-stage moments during the show, including shots of Beyonce, Keri Hilson, New Edition and of course, the show's host, Jamie Foxx.
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import Baldness from "../baldness"

let sourceTest1Bis = `

  Albert Einstein

  <desc>He was a German-born theoretical physicist. He developed the theory of relativity ... (from Wikipedia)</desc>

  Marie Curie

  female

  <desc>Marie Skłodowska Curie (/ˈkjʊri, kjʊˈriː/;[2] French: [kyʁi]; Polish: [kʲiˈri]; 7 November 1867 – 4 July 1934),
born Maria Salomea Skłodowska ([ˈmarja salɔˈmɛa skwɔˈdɔfska]),
was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity.(from Wikipedia)
</desc>

  Niels Bohr

  male

`

let sourceTest1 = `

  Marie Curie

  female

  <desc>Marie Skłodowska Curie (/ˈkjʊri, kjʊˈriː/;[2] French: [kyʁi]; Polish: [kʲiˈri]; 7 November 1867 – 4 July 1934),
born Maria Salomea Skłodowska ([ˈmarja salɔˈmɛa skwɔˈdɔfska]),
was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity.(from Wikipedia)
</desc>

`

let sourceTest1Ter = `

  Albert Einstein

  <desc>He was a German-born theoretical physicist.
  He developed the theory of relativity ... (from Wikipedia)</desc>

`

let tplTest1 = `{{#person}}

  {{name}}

{{#gender?}}  {{value}}

{{/gender}}{{#description}}  <desc>{{text([^]*)}}</desc>
{{/description}}

{{/person}}`

let tplTest3 = 'test of a template with no section {{var1}} ... {{var2}}...'
let tplTest4 = 'test of a template with no section {handlebars which have no sense}} {{ } #{}/ and finishing with a mustache {{var1}} ... {{var2}}'

let sourceTest2 = "I have 3 dollars in my pocket and I want to buy a sandwich."
let tplTest5 = "I have {{money}} dollars in my pocket and I want to buy {{thing}}."

let sourceTest3 = "I have 3 dollars in my pocket and I want to buy a sandwich. My pants are blue."
let tplTest6 = "I have {{money}} dollars in my pocket and I want to buy {{thing}}.{{#clothes}} {{cloth}} are {{color}}.{{/clothes}}"

let tplTest7 = "I have {{money}} dollars in my pocket and I want to buy {{thing([^.]*)}}.{{#clothes?}} {{cloth}} are {{color}}.{{/clothes}}"

let abcBourseSrc = "AN8068571086;04/01/16;63,21;64,40;62,82;63,15;8251\r\nAN8068571086;05/01/16;64,00;65,00;63,58;64,16;3127\r\nAN8068571086;06/01/16;63,70;64,47;63,00;64,43;3358\r\n"

let tplCSVAbcBourse = "{{#actions*}}{{ISIN}};{{day}}/{{month}}/{{year}};{{openingPrice}};{{max}};{{min}};{{closingPrice}};{{volumeWeighted}}\r\n{{/actions}}"

// Activate the verbose mode for BaldnessJs
Baldness.debugOn()

function test1() {
  console.group('Preliminary tests, while finding simple sections position in TPL')

  let firstLevelSections = Baldness._findSections(tplTest1)
  console.assert(firstLevelSections.length === 1, 'Nb of Sections of first level should be 1')
  console.assert(firstLevelSections[0].position.raw.begin === 0, 'The begin of the first section should be 0')
  console.log('firstLevelSections', firstLevelSections)

  let secondLevelSections = Baldness._findSections(firstLevelSections[0].src)
  console.assert(secondLevelSections.length === 2, 'Nb of Sections of second level should be 2')
  console.assert(secondLevelSections[0].position.raw.begin === 31, 'The begin of the first section of the second level is 31')
  console.log('secondLevelSections', secondLevelSections)
  console.groupEnd()
}

function test2() {
  console.group('Tests of a full compilation of the TPL')
  let AST = Baldness.compile(tplTest1)

  console.assert(AST.children.length === 2, "AST should have 2 children wich are the section 'person' and the final text")
  console.assert(AST.children[0].children.length === 7, "The first level section should have 7 children")
  console.log('AST', AST)
  let regeneratedTpl = Baldness.regenerateTpl(AST)
  console.log('Original src of tpl', tplTest1)
  console.log('Regenerated src of tpl', regeneratedTpl)
  console.assert(regeneratedTpl === tplTest1, 'The regenerated TPL from AST must be equal to original TPL')
  console.groupEnd()
}

function test3() {
  console.group('Tests of a full compilation of a TPL without any section')
  let AST = Baldness.compile(tplTest3)

  console.assert(AST.children.length === 5, "AST has 5 children")
  console.log('AST', AST);

  console.groupEnd()
}

function test4() {
  console.group('Tests of a full but very simple parse')
  let result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest2, tplTest5)
  console.log('AST', Baldness.getLastAST())
  console.log('Result', result);
  console.groupEnd()
}

function test5() {
  console.group('Tests of a more complex parse')
  let result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest3, tplTest6)
  console.log('AST', Baldness.getLastAST())
  console.log('Result', result);
  console.groupEnd()
}

function test6() {
  console.group('Tests of a simple tpl with a non-mandatory section')

  let AST = Baldness.compile(tplTest7)
  console.log('AST', AST)
  console.assert(AST.children.length === 6, "There must be 6 children")
  console.assert(AST.children[5].type === "section")

  let result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest2, AST)
  console.log('Result', result);
  console.assert(result.clothes === undefined, "The section does not appear in source, so it must not appear in result")

  result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest3, AST)
  console.log('Result', result);
  console.assert(result.clothes !== undefined, "The section appears in source, so it must appear in result")

  console.groupEnd()
}

function test7() {
  console.group('Tests of a parse of simple html source')
  let result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest1Ter, tplTest1)
  let AST = Baldness.getLastAST()
  console.log('AST', AST)
  console.log('Result', result);

  console.assert(result.person, 'Person has not been recognised')
  console.assert(result.person.name === 'Albert Einstein', 'Person has not been recognised')

  result = Baldness.parse(sourceTest1, tplTest1)
  AST = Baldness.getLastAST()
  console.log('AST', AST)
  console.log('Result', result);
  console.groupEnd()
}

function test8() {
  console.group('Tests of a parse of simple multi section tpl source from stocks CSV')
  let result = Baldness.parse(abcBourseSrc, tplCSVAbcBourse)
  console.log('AST', Baldness.getLastAST())

  console.assert(result.actions !== undefined, 'Thee must be an actions property')
  console.assert(result.actions.length !== undefined, 'The actions property must be an array')
  console.assert(result.actions.length && result.actions.length === 3, 'There must be three lines of stocks so three lines in actions array')

  console.log('Result:');
  console.log(result)
}

//
// Here is the execution of tests
//
export function exec() {
  console.log('The tests below pass if there is no error in the console log');
  /*test1()
  test2()
  test3()
  test4()
  test5()
  test6()*/
  //test7()
  //test6()
  test8()
}

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Marquette tennis primed for Big East Championships
Jacob Born|April 23, 2015
Photo by Maggie Bean/Marquette Images
The Marquette men's and women's tennis teams open the Big East Championships Friday as the higher seed, as the No. 2 men's team battles No. 7 Creighton, while the No. 4 women face off against No. 5 Georgetown.
The men's team (12-9) has plenty of momentum coming into the tournament, as the Golden Eagles won six of their last seven matches and came one set short of making it seven wins in a row. During that stretch, Marquette beat fellow Big East schools Xavier (5-2), Butler (4-3) and DePaul (6-1.) DePaul is No. 3, Xavier No. 4 and Butler No. 5 seeds in the tournament.
Creighton looked strong midway through the season with a five-game winning streak, but followed that up by losing four of its last five matches and three in a row. Butler and Xavier are common opponents between the Bluejays and Golden Eagles, with Creighton losing to Butler 4-1 and Xavier 5-2.
"It's an exciting time of year for our guys and I know they will be ready to compete against a very good Creighton team on Friday morning," coach Steve Rodecap told GoMarquette.com. "This year provides a new venue for the tournament and we are looking forward to beginning our preparations for our trip to Indianapolis."
A key to a Marquette victory will be earning the doubles point to lay a solid foundation for singles play. The Golden Eagles claimed the doubles point in only four of its last seven games, including the loss to Cleveland State.
In singles play, Marquette will also need strong showings from junior Daniel Fernandez in the No. 1 spot and senior Cameron Tehrani at No. 6. Senior Vukasin Teofanovic will also need to play a strong role in his No. 2 spot and provide leadership to the rest of the lineup.
Should Marquette win its match Friday, it will face the winner of No. 3 DePaul vs. No. 6 Georgetown Saturday before the championship Sunday.
The women's team heads to Indianapolis with some slight momentum as the No. 4 seed. The Golden Eagles had a rough stretch to end the season, losing five of its last seven games, but its two wins were victories against Big East teams Butler (7-0) and Seton Hall (6-1). Butler is ranked No. 7 in the Big East Championships, while Seton Hall is ranked No. 6.
Georgetown has more momentum than Marquette, as the Hoyas won their final three matches of the regular season. The only similar opponent between the two schools was Seton Hall, and the Hoyas beat the Pirates 4-3 March 7.
Marquette will face a tough opponent, but should be able to clinch the win if the team gets singles points from its No. 4 through No. 6 spots. The Golden Eagles will need wins from those spots should it lose the doubles point and could clinch the win with one or two wins from that spot if they win the doubles point.
Should the Golden Eagles beat the Hoyas, they would face the winner of No. 1 DePaul and the winner of No. 8 Providence vs. No. 9 Creighton.
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Q: Send Broadcast notification using azure to IOS and android IOS platform sends JSON payload in following format:
{"aps":{"alert":"Notification Hub test notification"}}

whereas Android payload format is:
{"data":{"message":"Notification Hub test notification"}}

My SendBroadcastNotification:
public void SendBroadcastNotification(string message) {

    NotificationHubClient hub = NotificationHubClient
             .CreateClientFromConnectionString(Constants.NotificationsHubConnectionString, "QiKStayNotificationHub",true);
    var notify = "{ \"data\" : {\"message\":\"" + message + "\"}}";
    var appnotify = "{ \"aps\" : {\"alert\":\"" + message + "\"}}";
    var task = hub.SendGcmNativeNotificationAsync(notify);
    task.Wait();
}

Since here I am sending notification to android SendGcmNativeNotificationAsync specifically I want to broadcast it to all devices.
So shall I change the payload JSON format likewise
hubClient.SendAppleNativeNotificationAsync();
hubClient.SendGcmNativeNotificationAsync(notify);

A: While registering device with notification hub you should maintain user's platform
 switch (platform.ToLower())
            {
                case "apns":
                    notificationMessage = "{ \"aps\" : {\"alert\":\"" + message + "\"}}";
                    break;
                case "gcm":
                    notificationMessage = "{ \"data\" : {\"message\":\"" + message + "\",\"display\":\"" + title + "\"}}";
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }

or you can user template message
private static async void SendTemplateNotificationAsync()
{
    // Define the notification hub.
    NotificationHubClient hub =
        NotificationHubClient.CreateClientFromConnectionString(
            "<connection string with full access>", "<hub name>");

    // Sending the notification as a template notification. All template registrations that contain
    // "messageParam" or "News_<local selected>" and the proper tags will receive the notifications.
    // This includes APNS, GCM, WNS, and MPNS template registrations.
    Dictionary<string, string> templateParams = new Dictionary<string, string>();

    // Create an array of breaking news categories.
    var categories = new string[] { "World", "Politics", "Business", "Technology", "Science", "Sports"};
    var locales = new string[] { "English", "French", "Mandarin" };

    foreach (var category in categories)
    {
        templateParams["messageParam"] = "Breaking " + category + " News!";

        // Sending localized News for each tag too...
        foreach( var locale in locales)
        {
            string key = "News_" + locale;

            // Your real localized news content would go here.
            templateParams[key] = "Breaking " + category + " News in " + locale + "!";
        }

        await hub.SendTemplateNotificationAsync(templateParams, category);
    }
}

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Katherine Freese - The Cosmic Cocktail: Three Parts Dark Matter
Time: 1 p.m. (EST)
The ordinary atoms that make up the known universe, from our bodies and the air we breathe to the planets and stars, constitute only 5 percent of all matter and energy in the cosmos. The remaining 95 percent is made up of a recipe of 25-percent dark matter and 70-percent dark energy, both nonluminous components whose nature remains a mystery. Katherine Freese will recount the stories of the dark matter puzzle, starting with the discoveries of visionary scientists from the 1930s who first proposed its existence, to Vera Rubin in the 1970s whose observations conclusively showed its dominance in galaxies, to the deluge of data today from underground laboratories, satellites in space, and the Large Hadron Collider. Theorists contend that dark matter most likely consists of new fundamental particles; the best candidates include weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs) and axions. Billions of them pass through our bodies every second without us even realizing it, yet their gravitational pull is capable of whirling stars and gas at breakneck speeds around the centers of galaxies, and bending light from distant bright objects. This talk will overview this cosmic cocktail, including the evidence for the existence of dark matter in galaxies. Many cosmologists believe we are on the verge of solving this mystery and this talk will provide the foundation needed to fully fathom this epochal moment in humankind's quest to understand the universe.
Katherine Freese
Katherine Freese is the Jeff and Gail Kodosky Endowed Chair and Professor of Physics at the University of Texas, Austin. Her research spans a wide range in cosmology and astroparticle physics. She has been working to identify the dark matter and dark energy that permeate the universe, as well as to build a successful model for the early universe immediately after the Big Bang. The author of the popular book The Cosmic Cocktail: Three Parts Dark Matter, she has been very active in public outreach, including television, radio, public lectures, podcasts and public panels. Her many TV appearances include Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, and the Discovery Channel's How the Universe Works. She has given public lectures at TED-X Vienna, the Hayden Planetarium in New York (hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson), and the Nobel Museum in Stockholm, among other places.
She received her bachelor of arts in physics from Princeton University, her master of arts in physics from Columbia University, and her PhD in physics in 1984 from the University of Chicago. Following several postdoctoral positions, she served on the faculty of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Michigan, and was director of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Stockholm (NORDITA) from 2014-2016, and is now a guest professor at Stockholm University. Her honors include an honorary doctorate from the University of Stockholm in 2012, the American Physical Society Lilienfeld Prize in 2019, and election to the National Academy of Sciences in 2020.


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Stardust Inspiration: A spiritual seeker who had to overcome his shyness, John Pisto had a humble beginning and ended up with a dining dynasty on the Monterey Peninsula. You'll never meet a man more enthusiastic about his work. On a mission for mushrooms, he travels from shining seas to South Seas to sample the cuisine and bring back exotic recipes for his popular national TV show. To this day, he daringly follows his passions.
If John Pisto's zest for food, travel and life could be bottled, he'd be the most popular carbonated drink since Coca-Cola.
Anyone who's seen his national TV show, "Monterey's Cookin' Pisto Style," can see the joy in his cooking with such friends as (the late) Julia Child. He has acquired four local restaurants, and his cookbooks chronicle his journeys around the world to find the perfect mushroom.
Just back from Fiji, unscathed and effervescing about the wonderful Fijians ("sweetest people in the world"), he sat in his Cannery Row office overlooking the bay.
Among the frolicsome entourage of eight couples who joined Pisto and his wife, Cheryl, in Fiji were George Rodrigue, the "Blue Dog man," and Myles Williams, a partner in the Fijian resort where they all stayed.
Q: So, what was the Fiji fiasco, a publicity stunt?
A: Absolutely not. It was a giant misunderstanding. It had people coming here crying.
A: We were all standing in line at the airport and were handed a letter saying there's been a coup, and they had taken hostages. Canadians were to stay in their homes under heavy security, and if we wanted to get off the plane, we had a choice. I, at first, said no way was I going. How do you tell a Canadian from an American, unless you say "mate"? But Myles talked me into going. When we landed at the airport, everything seemed peaceful and calm, although there was military presence there. All the action was on other side of the island.
A: My father was a tailor, and mother was a seamstress. They had a business downtown on Alvarado for many years. I was born in New York, but we moved here in 1941, when I was 6 months old. I went to Larkin Elementary, Monterey High School and MPC.
Q: Your history regarding the restaurant industry?
A: I made sandwiches at my cousin Nino's deli in Milbrae. There I discovered I loved the food business, talking with people and slicing pastrami for them. People were in a good mood. I thought, "My God! This is great." I had found my calling in life.
Q: So, then, did you study at the Cordon Bleu?
A: I went to chef's school here in Monterey. It was a government-sponsored program through the Department of Education. After I graduated, I became night chef at the Monterey airport in 1964. We opened the airport, the place jumped. Then I wanted to get on my own. So I found a soap shop on the wharf and converted it into a restaurant, The Captain's Gig.
I loved English fish 'n chips and came up with an incredible recipe. We had a blast there; it turned into a hippie joint. Clint (Eastwood) and celebrities would sit there and eat my fish 'n chips. Then I wanted to start a dinner house. In 1970, Cheryl found a deserted building. With her and her two brothers, we remodeled it, and it's now the Whaling Station.
I started experimenting. Everything was meat and potatoes in those days, but I had a barbecue pit and did fish . . . Bill Rice, the food and wine editor of the Washington Post, was so impressed he did a full-page article, and that's what kicked it off.
With Domenico's, I did another daring thing. The Wharf at that time was all casual and deep fry. I opened a fancy restaurant with white tablecloths, and it took off like gangbusters. My next acquisition was Abalonetti's, and in '95, I opened Paradiso.
Q: On TV you seem to let it all hang out. How private are you?
A: What you see is what you get. My wife, Cheryl, is the protector of my privacy. She says when it's OK to entertain, otherwise I'd have guests over every night.
Q: What do you eat when no one is watching?
A: A 3-inch-high pastrami sandwich on Jewish rye with mustard and sauerkraut. I take one across the street and give it to Ted Balestreri, too.
Q: Something you do that's not chic?
A: I hate to go to formal parties. I hate them. I hate small talk.
Q: Is there any such thing as crude food?
A: I think everything is OK in moderation. I even get a burger at the In-and-Out burger in San Jose. I've been to Philadelphia for a Philly steak tasting. Another time, we started in Miami, and any place that said "key lime pie," we'd pull over and taste test. We ended up in Key West.
Q: Did you chew and spit?
A: No, I ate the whole piece.
Q: Is "thin chef" an oxymoron?
A: Never trust a skinny chef.
A: With my right arm, like this (shovels food into mouth). No, really, I try to. I walk and wild-mushroom hunt.
Q: Are you always ebullient?
A: When we start talking about food and doing taste-testing, I get high.
Q: Your philosophy on problems?
A: Hit 'em straight on. Let 'em come. I'll deal with 'em. This job, owning four restaurants, you end up putting out fires and becoming a problem solver.
Q: Most interesting culture you've encountered in your world travels?
A: The Chinese were the most interesting. I went places where they've never seen Westerners before . . . Most think of Corsica as dangerous. But they took me around the island and said, "Make sure you tell people we're not savages here." . . . We went truffle hunting in France. It was the greatest honor being included in the highest echelon of the French culinary world, being treated as an equal.
Q: A list of joys that costs nothing?
A: It's all food-related: seasonal fruit at its peak; the smell of the island of Corsica in springtime with wild leeks, onions, thyme, lavender, oregano and rosemary growing wild.
A: Overcooked foods . . . Man, I've tried it all. We've eaten huge wasps with onion and rice; grasshoppers deep fried, nice and crunchy, except their raspers got stuck in our teeth.
Q: Any character defects you're working on?
A: I eat too much.
Q: Ever seen a shrink?
A: My shyness. I was a skinny kid and so shy in high school that if a pretty girl looked at me, I'd sweat. I've also done EST. I've been a seeker – TM, Rolfing, meditation. What I'm into now is my need to travel and explore.
Universal Update: Long after this interview, Pisto was returning to France to truffle hunt and asked me if I'd like to come along as a journalist. I declined, saying I'm a sissy about travel, and have kicked myself ever since . . . I have no interest in cooking, but I'm still mesmerized watching his enduring TV show. Whether hunting wild mushrooms in Europe, salmon fishing in Alaska or cooking calamari in a sizzling skillet at one of his world renowned restaurants, Pisto does it with pizazz!


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Q: Given a set A find the number of elements in set B if an element in B is (a-b)/(a+b) where a and b belongs to the set A Let A={m,...,n} and B={(a-b)/(a+b) : a,b are elements in A} and
n > m, where n,m are integers.
a) Find the cardinality of B
b) Find the cardinality of B if m = 3 n = 8
My guesses so far.
Find the number of permutations a,b can be selected if n = 8 P(8,2) = 30
if n P(n,2) = n!/(n-2)!
Find the number of distinct values in B (do not know how to do this), I guess this is the same as finding the number of duplicated numbers in B.
in the case in b) i found that the cardinality of B is 27, by calculating all elements by hand, and then removing all duplicates. But how is this done for m and n? or for example if n is 100 and m = 1, it will be impossible to do it by hand as if n = 100 P(100,2) = 9990.
Thankful for any light on this problem.


Several months after Gamigo warned its users of a server breach infected 8,243,809 user account credentials including e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords. In February 2012 Gamigo was hacked by a hacker named "8in4ry_Munch3r." Immediately after the breach company's website was taken down for an extended period of maintenance. After five months now the hacker published millions of password hashes belonging to users of the online games platform Gamigo. A 478MB file contains 8.2 million email addresses, usernames and password hashes. Among them around 3 million of these belong to users from the US, 2.4 million are German addresses and 1.3 million are supposed to originate in France. The list also includes corporate email addresses from companies such as IBM, Siemens, Deutsche Bank and the German insurance company Allianz. The file appeared in the same forum which had previously circulated millions of password hashes from Linkedin, eHarmony and other web sites. One user of the forum has claimed to have cracked 94% of the MD-5 hashes in a trivial amount of time. The fact that it was possible to crack the hashes this quickly would suggest that they were not salted. Earlier in 2011 we have seen several other gaming sites became victim of cyber attacks, among them there are Square Enix, Eidos, MapleStory & so on. This breach is bigger than anything we've seen so far this year. In the last few months there have been a slew of attacks against the following sites: Yahoo, LinkedIn, eHarmony, Android Forums, Formspring, and Nvidia. We advice to all the users who are registered with Gamigo and have used the same password at other web sites should immediately change their login credentials. Enjoy reading Voice of Greyhat, stay safe and happy on the Internet.
Brief about Gamigo:- Gamigo is a German online games publisher that focuses on Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs) and has so far released 14 client games as well as five browser games.


SEOUL, Aug. 4 (Korea Bizwire) — A non-verbal performance based on the Taegukgi (Korean national flag) and Taekwondo, two main symbols of Korea, will be held at Ewha 100th Memorial Hall until August 30. "The Taekwon Force – Age of Taeguk" is a fantasy non-verbal performance featuring war, love, and peace among the gods in the Korean peninsula named geon (sky), gon (land), gam (moon) and ri (sun) before people began living in the land.
Approximately 30 actors and actress with Taekwondo black belts will display the authentic features of Taekwondo such as high leaping, splendid motion in the air, thrilling smashing and so on.


Learn how to impress any landlord or property manager to get the perfect rental, just by following some simple tips.
If getting into a good rental in your area is as competitive as getting accepted to an Ivy League school, learn some tips to get ahead of the pack. When you're prepared, knowledgeable, and professional during the application process, you'll stand out from the rest.
Here are five tips and tricks that will make you—and your application—grab the attention of any landlord or property manager.
Related: What are the traits of a high-quality tenant?
Rental application fees are typically non-refundable, so be sure this is really the rental for you, or be prepared to forfeit the application fee. If a property manager is still using paper applications, be sure to ask how they plan to secure your sensitive information to mitigate the risks of identity theft.
Not only will you need contact information and payment history for your current position(s), but likely for the past two years, as well.
Most landlords require you to prove your income. Be sure to check the income requirements for the particular property. Some require you to earn at least two times (and sometimes three times) the monthly rental amount.
Gather all your past addresses and previous landlords' contact information (phone number and email). Your potential landlord needs to check your rental references to ensure you've paid your rent on time and haven't had any disputes with past landlords.
It's valuable to know what shows up on your credit report before you apply to any rental property. If there are any inaccuracies, you'll have time to dispute the issue with the credit bureau. And, if you see any potential red flags, you can tell your potential landlord right away so there aren't any surprises when they check your credit report. You can check your own credit report for free at annualcreditreport.com, the only source for federally authorized free credit reports.
Check your credit score and credit history before beginning the application process. While an application won't ask you directly for your credit score, you can be sure that at some point during the application process, the landlord will check your credit score. There are a handful of credit resources online (including annualcreditreport.com) that allow a free credit check every 12 months. Be aware of the credit requirements for the rental property; it may not be worth having your credit pulled if you know you don't meet the requirements. A soft credit inquiry won't negatively affect your credit score.
Most potential landlords will want to interview your former or current landlords. They'll want to know if you paid rent on time and kept your place clean. Be sure to leave on good terms, and ask your former landlords if they'd be willing to give a positive reference.
Most applications require you to list at least two personal references. These people can be previous bosses, friends, roommates, or people you trust who've known you for a long time.
Don't be that applicant who makes an appointment but never shows up or who fails to email or call back when they say they will. If you're serious about seeing the property, show up. And be on time.
So, you made it to the showing appointment, love the apartment, must have it, and promise to fill out the online application as soon as you get home. It's in your best interest to actually fill out the application as soon as you get home (or somewhere where you can fully fill out the app).
If the landlord is using Cozy, you can fill out an application from your phone before you even leave the property. If the landlord is still using paper applications, you can still share your Cozy renter profile, which gives them more info and helps set you apart.
Most competitive rental situations generally operate on a first-come-first-serve basis for qualified applicants. If the next qualified person to view the unit gets their application in first, and they're approved, you'll probably lose the apartment.
First impressions count, even when applying for a property. Just a little preparation will make a big difference.
Dress professionally (or at least like you didn't just roll out of bed), be on time, and be courteous. Don't show up wearing pajama pants or with alcohol on your breath to view rentals. Landlords notice these things.
Be as knowledgeable about the rental property as you can. A good rental advertisement includes details like the rental amount, security deposit, lease duration, which utilities are included, and the screening criteria. The more you know, the more it shows that you've done your legwork and are serious about getting the place.
These include things that you'd have no way of knowing from the rental ad, like how the landlord prefers to handle maintenance issues or for details about the "vibe" of the building.
This is a touchy subject because not everyone has a positive reason for a move—and by no means do landlords expect you to divulge extremely personal information—but what landlords really want to understand is your motivation. Show a landlord you're ready to move, and prove why you'd be a great tenant. Do you have a history of staying long term at past rentals? Do you play well with others? Are you easygoing and responsible?
Life happens. Every landlord and property manager is a human who has the capacity to understand that we all make mistakes. Sometimes it just takes an explanation and their understanding for you to get a second chance.
Disclosure is key. If you have a DUI on your record, less than stellar credit, or even a negative rental history, fess up. It's better for the landlord to receive an explanation from you upfront than to uncover your background while researching your application. Landlords might then assume you were trying to hide information, which is not a good way to begin a landlord/tenant relationship.
Some landlords forgive credit blemishes if you are willing to pay an additional security deposit. Timing matters, too. Is your poor credit score because of problems five years ago or five months ago? Most landlords weigh student loan and/or medical debt differently than a year of missed credit card payments.
Some landlords may let you have a cosigner who is typically a relative (but can be someone else as well). This person should be willing to vouch for you and take on rental payment responsibility.
It can be tough to find a rental if you have poor credit or an eviction on your record, but it's not impossible. Do your best to be upfront about any issues a landlord may find during the application process, and ask if they'd be willing to work with you. This will save everyone time, and more often than not, you'll be rewarded for your honesty.
It may be a cliche, but the more you let your wonderful self shine while viewing the rental, the more you'll get an idea of whether the property is right for you. A happy tenant makes a happy landlord, and there's nothing better than a happy landlord.
So nice words. Impressive article.
Know the homeowner/ realtors name , address them with a hand shake. Complement more than criticize the unit. Upon departing, thank him/her for their time, with a hand shake again. firm hand shake shows that you are confident in yourself.


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100 Days of Summer is here
You can make the most of every day with the return of Time Out's daily summer highlights guide
Time Out editors
It beggars belief but summer is officially here again, bringing with it sunny days (we hope), the end of work, end of school, festive fun, New Year celebrations, feasting, the cricket, the tennis, the everything!
But with all the incredible things to do in Melbourne, how do you choose? That's where we come in. We at Time Out have come up with 100 things to do on all 100 days of summer (and yes, pedants, we know that summer technically ends at the end of February, but try telling us that when it's 40 degrees in March). From shopping and sport to arts and culture, food and drink to music and movies, all the highlights are here.
We'll be posting one special highlight event every single day on our homepage, and you can plan your social life ahead with our interactive calendar. Pop the calendar in your bookmarks and return to it whenever you're looking for something to do. Good times guaranteed.
And to help you get around the city we've partnered with PTV, who have added in a public transport map planner that makes getting to where you're going a breeze. Here's to summer!
Check out the interactive calendar here.


Mr Vincent Leonard was a key planner and architect in Stevenage, from when he joined the Stevenage Development Corporation in 1949 until he retired in 1980. His key role was as an Chief architect from 1954-1962, and afterwards as a consultant until the winding down of the Development Corporation in 1980. One of his key landmarks was the planning of the traffic free town centre in Stevenage and Bowes Lyon. Leonard lived in Stevenage with his family for most of his life.
"People have moved into the New Towns, have got the idea that moving is no bad thing and have moved on somewhere else"
Even if around the world the popularity of pedestrian town centres was increasing, Stevenage planners had to prevail against a strong opposition put up mainly by the Multiple Traders Association.
The planning of Stevenage was used by the Government as a Guinea Pig to amend the writing of the New Towns Act. Among the issues taken into consideration there was the siting of the industrial area.
Different factors had to be taken into consideration for deciding where to place the centre and the roads of Stevenage. Among them: the geography of the area, the viewpoint of Old Town inhabitants and the Ministry's one, and the existing green areas that had to be preserved.
The planning of the main roads and the building of an independent cycleway network made Stevenage a safe town.


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Q: How to Properly free() and malloc() in C++ I have a function delete_dungeon() that is supposed to delete the current dungeon and create a new one when a user goes up or down stairs. I had it working in C and now that we switched to using C++ I have gotten these errors:

*

*"malloc(): memory corruption (fast)"

*"corrupted size vs prev_size (fastbins)"

*"double free or corruption (out)"
These have occurred either when I try to move when the new dungeon is generated or if I'm able to move, when I try and go up or down another staircase. Here is my delete_dungeon() function in C++. I did check to make sure that these were the only things I was using malloc on and I am freeing everything that has been.
    void delete_dungeon(Dungeon *dungeon, Turn turn[], int *init, int *num_characters){
         free(dungeon->up_stairs);
         free(dungeon->down_stairs);
         free(dungeon->rooms);
         free(turn);
         free(dungeon->mons);

         dungeon->num_rooms = (rand() % (15 - 6 + 1)) + 6; //Generates between 6-15 rooms
         dungeon->num_up = (rand() % 5) + 1; //Will place 1-5 up staircases
         dungeon->num_down = (rand() % 5) + 1;

         dungeon->up_stairs = (UpStairs*) (malloc(dungeon->num_up * sizeof(UpStairs)));
         dungeon->down_stairs = (DownStairs*) (malloc(dungeon->num_down * sizeof(DownStairs)));
         dungeon->rooms = (Room*) (malloc(dungeon->num_rooms * sizeof(Room)));
         dungeon->mons = (Monster*) (malloc(dungeon->num_mons * sizeof(Monster)));

         int num_stairs_placed[2] = {0, 0};
         *init = 0;
         *num_characters = dungeon->num_mons + 1;
         turn = (Turn*) (malloc(*num_characters * sizeof(Turn)));
         dungeon->total_monsters_faced += dungeon->num_mons;
         create_monsters(dungeon);
         fill_dungeon(dungeon);
         create_dungeon_map(dungeon, num_stairs_placed, 0);
         place_monsters(dungeon);
         do_maps(dungeon);
}

A: These are runtime checks that occur when free() or malloc() are called. WHen the checks are enabled the integrity of the heap or the validity of the block being returned  to the heap is verified.
Heap corruption, or corruption of the meta-data associated with an allocate block most often caused by a buffer overrun in an adjacent memory block, or continuing to write to a block that has already been freed.
The chances are that unless you have made other changes, when you used C compilation, the error was also there, but the runtime checks were not enabled or supported.
Unfortunately the likelihood is that the causal error is not in the code you have included, and did not occur at the point where the library detected the error.  Tools such as Valgrind may assist in tracking down such errors more quickly, but generally it comes down to better and more careful coding practices.


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'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD
Posted on | November 21, 2013 | 80 Comments
Officer Chris Wilson was the Phoenix Police Department's "community liaison to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community" until August 2012, when he was arrested and charged with having sex with two teenage boys:
Officer Christopher J. Wilson, 43 . . . faces 10 felony counts of sexual assault with a 14-year-old and a 17-year-old, Phoenix Police Chief Daniel Garcia said at a Wednesday news conference.
"This tragic incident is a disturbing violation of our public's trust," Garcia said.
Garcia called the 14-year-old boy "courageous" for informing his parents of the alleged assaults. The parents called police Tuesday afternoon, and detectives immediately sought more information, Garcia said.
Through the investigation, detectives learned of a second accuser, the 17-year-old boy, he said. . . .
The sexual encounters took place at several private locations, including Wilson's home, Garcia said. Wilson lives by himself, according to court records.
Wilson worked as the department's community liaison to the Valley's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and met his accusers through his job, police said.
So, being the "gay community liaison" turns out to have been a way for Officer Chris to meet teenage boys for sex. And it now appears that one of his young victims was also himself a victimizer:
A prominent LGBT rights and anti-bullying teen activist faces more than a dozen charges of sexual misconduct with a minor.
Caleb Laieski, 18, was indicted by a grand jury in Phoenix, Ariz., on the sex crime charges as part of a case against former Phoenix Police Detective Chris Wilson.
Wilson was arrested in December 2012 in the alleged sexual assaults of two male teen, ages 14 and 17. According to the Phoenix New Times, Laieski is that 17-year-old.
Laieski's indictment doesn't provide details about the alleged crimes, but accuses him of engaging in sexual activity with the 14-year-old.
Wilson, who resigned from the Phoenix police department following his arrest, had met Laieski and the 14-year-old while serving on department's Community Response Squad as a liaison officer to the LGBT community.
The 14-year-old victim, who's also emerged as a prominent young activist against anti-gay bullying, had told his parents about his alleged relationships with Laieski and Wilson, prompting his parents to file a complaint.
Laieski has said that he was "16-years-old, or at most, 17-years-old" when the alleged sexual encounters occurred, according to court filings.
Laieski began his anti-bullying activism after dropping out of high school at age 16. He achieved his GED, and rose to national prominence in May 2011 when he traveled to Washington to lobby Congress during a month-long lobbying crusade to garner support for the Student Non-Discrimination Act (SNDA).
He later met President Barack Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden as a guest at the White House pride reception in June 2011.
President Obama and accused gay teen sex offender Caleb Laieski.
Does anyone see this case as evidence of what could be a larger problem? The whole "gay youth" movement — encouraging kids to "come out" and openly identify themselves as homosexual, even before they are legally old enough to be having sex — has always struck me as potentially problematic. And, as everybody knows, the recent "anti-bullying" initiative in public schools has been promoted by gay activists who claim that homophobic bullying is responsible for suicide by gay teens.
Nobody wants kids to be bullied or to commit suicide, of course, which is how "anti-bullying" becomes just another way for gay activists to gain support from well-meaning people whose reaction might otherwise be, "Whoa! Wait a minute! Aren't these kids just a little bit too young to be marching around in the Gay Pride parade?"
That kind of reaction is just common sense. But common sense is politically incorrect, and some facts are now considered to be "hate."
Category: Arizona, Crime, Gays, Sex
80 Responses to "'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD"
Oshtur
November 21st, 2013 @ 1:23 pm
Yeah yeah, the Nazi's hit people so all hitting is wrong…
Have you ever seen a football game or boxing match? Hitting, especially by men, has been a part of life even before the Nazis. 🙂
If by 'normal' you mean its things that males do, yeah, they even ritualize it into their games, locker room activities, and general guy bonding. Military you get hit all the time, especially in the upper arm and shoulder. Usually its as a bonding thing, but if its done in anger it would pop up on this survey.
Again, guys are more likely to be physical – who thinks that is a revelation?
rsmccain
RT @BeccaJLower: You're such a h8er, @rsmccain… no bullying happened! 😉 http://t.co/BHAnoAZTxL #tcot #teaparty #lnyhbt
How normal for you then that it's the junk of LGBTs that do basically all the violence to other LGBTs – and that's when they aren't assaulting, harassing, and abusing heterosexual children and adults!
The more normal LGBTs think they are, they more they do violence and think it's normal! Yes, just like the Nazis, isn't it?
Everything that is perverted and unethical has always been normal for the junk of gays…
When they are assaulting each other, for them it's "bonding"… No wonder they are always sexually harassing heterosexuals; for them being a pervert is always justified in their deformed minds
And I have seen all the cases of concussion and dementia that results from football and boxing. That's what perverts consider normal: the lowest common denominator in society.
RT @OwainPenllyn: 'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD http://t.co/MosJmrWXTN via @rsmccain #tcot #tgdn #teaparty #anitbullying #lgbt
apostle_the
'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD http://t.co/86SFQMinH7
LADowd
'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD http://t.co/1nOD7DTMIF by @rsmccain
Again, the only violence the study shows is that heterosexual men are 20x more likely to engage in IDV against bisexual women than women are , and that homosexual men are 2.5x more likely to do so than women are.
You are obsessing about LGB (it didn't include T) when the cardinal difference is the male sex, not sexual orientation.
I know asking you is pointless but does anyone else think the finding that men are more likely to engage in IDV than women is a revelation?
Mjolnir Hammerschlag
Okay, keep in mind that Heteros make up between 97 to 98 percent of the population. Among Normals, we consider Chesters who assault underage girls to be sick, so I don't call them Normal, but just a subset of the Hetero population.
In sum, there is bound to be a larger NUMBER of underage girls molested, for the simple fact that there are massively more numbers of opposite-sex attracted people.
Now look at homosexuals. Not all homosexuals assault little boys, and not all lesbians assault underage girls, but the homosexual RATES of molestation are through the roof. They account for at least ONE THIRD of all child sexual assault (CSE). Because it is a highly- underreported crime, researchers tend to agree that the percentage may even meet or exceed 40 percent.
But homosexuials have documented to have been attracted to little boy posteriors since the days of ancient Greece and Rome. It was our Judeo- roots that differed greatly from the Greco-Roman, deeming homosexuality to be wrong and unclean.
But modern-day homosexuals often refer back to ancient Rome and Greece in their Chester-type literature. Also, they have organizations, such as NAMBLA and B4U-ACT trying to do with molestation what the APA did with homosexuality back in 1973… say it's A-OK.
THAT is what is at stake.
AmPowerBlog
RT @rsmccain: 'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD http://t.co/p9EAbZgoDn cc @AmPowerBlog @lonelycon @jmattbarber @proteinwisdom @vermontaigne …
That's been their (secret) agenda, since, forever.
The Gay Rights Platform of 1972, included, among other things, the abolishment of:
– anti-sodomy laws;
– age-of-consent laws.
Add those together and what do you get?
Saying 'Obama' doesn't count. (It's too easy)
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/05/evie-obamas-transgender-nanny-indonesia_n_1320927.html
concern00
Just check out the comments section here and you'll realize that the #freekate movement is just another manifestation of the same agenda. It makes you wonder if these people think about anything other than sex, especially wholesome deviant sex.
http://www.lgbtqnation.com/2013/11/prominent-teen-activist-indicted-on-charges-of-sexual-misconduct-with-minor/
Homosexuals with an unhealthy interest in children always find a way to be close to their prey. Whether it is the church, the BSA, schools, gyms, pools, athletics, homosexuals will find a way.
This promotion of tolerance and acceptance of homosexual inklings early in life is just a pederasts dream come true. Their prey are literally being encouraged to flaunt their wares by the ever loving left.
The Bearded Bastard of Babylon
We should keep an eye on the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network ( glsen.org )…
They've already established recruiting centres in many public schools and have a "toolkit" now for elementary students!
http://glsen.org/readysetrespect
jinx_mchue
This is the skubalon that the #freekate freaks support & promote: http://t.co/iYUEtVfOnQ Cue cries for "Romeo & Romeo." #stoptherape #rcz
The study you cite doesn't identify perpetrators by sexual orientation. So, while I would guess that a good number of the men who interact with a bisexual woman are heterosexual, there is no way of knowing how many are bisexual through this study.
Contrary to your asinine claims, if men, and specifically heterosexual men were much more violent, then obligatorily heterosexual women would have very high rates of being victimized – yet they have the lowest rates among women.
And this study also shows that 1 in 4 homosexual men are involved in a violent interpersonal experience, and 1 in 3 homosexual women. And 50% of all bisexual women!
And these are the people who call social conservatives bigots – like social conservatives who do not engage in violence in their personal relationships.
I'm not obsessing about LGBTs, just showing how much LGBTs like you live to lie about the ugly reality of your little group.
"Again, the only violence the study shows is that heterosexual men are 20x more likely to engage in IPV against bisexual women than women are"
Ha! Nothing like trying to play with the numbers to hide your ugly reality.
What is interesting is that homosexual women experience more IPV than homosexual men. Another major blow to your "the problem is only men" claim.
Not only that, but keep an eye on politicians that keep doling out bags of money to these groups and other "gay" services
Ah 'no way of knowing' other that. The common sense that heterosexual men far out number gay and bi men combined. So maybe its only 15x as likely, it would take lots to make it reasonable.
And considering the labeling in this study I self-assigned, my guess would be that the high life-time IPV rate for self-identified lesbians is for the same reason as self-identified bisexual women – men. But we don't know, the study only did post analysis of the two groups with a significant CI% bisexual women and gay men with both groups being abused by men. (The reason being that with a low CI%, the chances that the results are a reporting artifact makes analysis pointless – like carrying math calculations beyond the coarsest significant digit of any of the variables.)
22% self-identified straight women are abused by men.
27% self-identified gay men are abused by men.
49% self-identified bisexual women are abused by men.
You really can't see the pattern here?
Oh and some social conservatives are bigots, many are not. I know some Amish people who are very socially conservative and not bigots – how they choose to live their life doesn't mean they are going to presume try and tell me how I should live my life. Our commonality of behavior is defined by our commonly held laws, the rest is up to individual choice.
It's the American/Christian way.
Bob Belvedere
The solution: make police unions illegal.
Here's some more reasons, Joe, regarding the Girl Scouts:
http://www.familywatchinternational.org/100/feminism.cfm
robcrawford2
November 21st, 2013 @ 10:33 pm
"And, as everybody knows, the recent "anti-bullying" initiative in public schools has been promoted by gay activists who claim that homophobic bullying is responsible for suicide by gay teens."
Maybe the suicides are the result of being raped?
joethefatman
That is a loooong list. I knew about a lot of it, but I was unaware of the WAGGGS connection. Thanks for giving me even more reason to dislike them.
PubliusNV
'Community Liaison,' IYKWIMAITYD http://t.co/QadylfzhUb
November 22nd, 2013 @ 2:52 am
Certainly, especially if you include sexual abuse/molestation. And the same is true for some of the people who attack homosexuals. There was a horrible case in the UK of a man who was repeatedly molested when young and then went on to kill some homosexuals (unrelated to his past) as an adult, acting out all his rage regarding what he had suffered. He was convicted and is in prison now and all the men who abused him have never been brought to justice.
And 32% of lesbian pigs experience violence. I guess this figure disrupts your little claim of a male-only violence pattern to such an extent, you just had to pretend that number doesn't exist.
32% for lesbian pigs – that's more than for the male homosexual pigs (27%) and more than heterosexual women (21%) – who we estimate would have male perpetrators.
The "pattern" you hate to acknowledge is that LGBTs compose all the categories most involved in violence.
And you still haven't explained why it is that heterosexual men have the lowest violence rates with heterosexual women, if men have such a pattern of being violent.
A heterosexual couple is the type of couple for the majority of the raw numbers for couples in society, and yet it has the lowest IPV rates when compared to LGBT pigs. That means it has a heterosexual man, but the lowest rate of IPV.
You can't see the pattern that heterosexual couples are the least violent of all?
"to presume try and tell me how I should live my life. Our commonality of behavior is defined by our commonly held laws, the rest is up to individual choice."
No wonder homosexuals and bisexuals lead the way in being violent, and spreading most of the syphilis and HIV in the West!
The more deformed LGBTs are, the more they attack anyone who wants to have a healthy and decent society as anti-American. And now as anti-Christian! LOL
"The common sense that heterosexual men far out number gay and bi men combined. So maybe its only 15x as likely, it would take lots to make
it reasonable."
It is exactly because there's a smaller number of people with deformed LGBT problems in society that comparing raw numbers with heterosexuals is called junk science.
If we are to compare raw numbers, heterosexuals who aren't violent outnumber LGBTs by billions.
Those lesbian 'pigs' values are below a 95% CL, which means they are statistically unreliable, I.e they could be by chance and totally different in the next study so no further analysis was done. Most likely if we had we would find it was due to previous men in their lives. Remember the groups are self-identified, whether they identify at the time of the survey as bi or lesbian doesn't mean they haven't had relationships with men in the past. The difference for the AOR between heterosexual women and lesbians was +0.13, I.e not statistically significant.
But your statements show you don't even have a rudimentary understanding of statistcs
November 22nd, 2013 @ 1:22 pm
"Most likely if we had we would find it was due to previous men in their lives."
That's not likely at all, given that other studies have found plenty of violent homosexual and bisexual women.
"Remember the groups are self-identified,"
Which means that the heterosexual group is falsely inflated, since many people don't admit to themselves that they have a problem as a bisexual or homosexual
"as a Christian I am specifically prevented from doing the same."
As a Christian with a deformed and perverted mind, which you live to normalize and with which you sully any claim to being a Christian, you should be more concerned about being prevented from being a pervert.
"No the 20:1 bias of IPV being male in origin is something else."
Yes, it's your strawman to minize how violent lesbian pigs are.
Actually if you read the study the comment on how their study is unusual in finding the higher values in two groups, the bisexual females and the gay males. Part of it might be the wide range of behaviors considered IPV.
But you obviously have the answer you want considering the lesbians are not statistically different than the heterosexual women regardless.
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