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The Fun.Exe virus is of the w32.Assarm family of computer viruses.   According to Symantec it registers itself as a Windows system process then periodically sends mail with spreading attachments as a response to any unopened emails in Outlook Express.
This virus first appeared in early 2008 and is now recognized by most anti virus programs.

Infection

The virus will install multiple copies of itself throughout the system.  It makes itself hard to remove by installing many different copies with different names in different locations.  The running copy is a system process and will restart if it is closed manually.  It adds itself to auto run information so that it executes multiple copies on startup.  The copies monitor each other and will restore each other if one is deleted.  This makes deleting from Windows nearly impossible.

Known file names used by the virus are Fun.exe, DC.exe, Other.exe, SVIQ.exe, win.exe, WinSit.exe, Windev.exe and most known thisisnotmalwarelol.exe usually imbedded on powerpoints bypassing most antivirus's including Sophos, Kaspersky and TotalAv.

The file icon is made to look like the icon for a folder, inviting the user to open the folder when actually they are running the program thus starting the initial infection.   However the graphic icon for the folder is poorly ripped from windows service icons and can be distinguished by subtle visual differences, predominantly white below the black outline of the folder which on the real folder icon is dithered to transparent space.   This visual difference is especially noticeable in safe mode when graphic operating capacity is in 256 color mode instead of 24 bit color mode.

The files show a creation date of 6-23-2008 and show an original name of Olalatheworld.exe  and an internal name of Olalatheworld.  The files are 124,928 bytes in size.    These characteristics can help distinguish the infected files, which is important because some of the names used by the file are names of legitimate Windows files and therefore care must be taken not to accidentally remove a vital Windows file.

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Is there a reason for or meaning of the distinction?
Most country names will not end with 국.
Generally, the cases where it does end with 국, such as 미국 (United States) and 중국 (China), are examples the country's name being borrowed from Chinese, where 국(國) means "Nation." (This is sort of accidental in the case of 미국, where 美國 was meant to be transliteration of "america" in Chinese, and it just so happens it ended with 國 for an added literal meaning match)
Many other countries' names, such as 일본 (Japan), are the Korean pronunciation of the respective country's name in Chinese characters. 日本 is pronounced "Nippon" in Japanese, and pronounced 일본 in Korean.
Many others still are either the country's official name spelled in Hangul, such as 프랑스 (France).
And others still are borrowed from other languages, like 브라질 (Brazil) is borrowed from the English variant of Brasil, or 독일 is borrowed from the Japanese name for Germany.
'독일' was never borrowed from Chinese and Chinese uses 德國 for Germany, not 獨逸. It should have been "덕국" if it had been borrowed from Chinese. Your answer contains several points that need correcting including "美國 was meant to be transliteration of "america" in Chinese" and France has Korean name '불란서'. Please review your answer one more time and edit it. – user7 Jul 8 '16 at 16:07
@Rathony, You're right about Germany - I wrote it wrong; that's borrowed from Japanese, not Chinese. But I'm pretty sure 美國 is used specifically because it's a rough transliteration of "America" into Chinese (crappy source And I've learned this from a few Korean teachers.). And 프랑스 is correct (good source). – user12 Jul 8 '16 at 20:03
I didn't say 미국 and 프랑스 are wrong. There are etymological backgrounds that explain why Korean ended up using the words. 불란서 is also used for France. I don't understand why you say Korean borrowed 브라질 from the English variant of Brasil. Your answer lacks proper explanation and reference. You need to edit it. – user7 Jul 8 '16 at 20:06
@Rathony, I don't know what else it needs. You can flag it if you think it's a weak answer, or make your own edit if you want to improve it. But it's already reached the limit of my capacity to answer the question. – user12 Jul 8 '16 at 20:15
@Rathony Honestly I'm not gonna be around much longer to work out issues. Unfortunately I just don't agree with a lot of the Stack Exchange Language Site way. Not the linking/references bit, of course; that I agree with. – user12 Jul 8 '16 at 22:17
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The gap between the richest and the rest in Indonesia has grown faster in the past two decades than in any other country in South-East Asia. The four richest men in Indonesia now have more wealth than the poorest 100 million people. Inequality is slowing down poverty reduction, dampening economic growth and threatening social cohesion. President Jokowi has made fighting inequality his administration's top priority for 2017. This report shows how he could achieve this by enforcing a living wage for all workers, increasing spending on public services, and making big corporations and rich individuals pay their fair share of tax.
OXFAM BRIEFING PAPER FEBRUARY 2017 www.oxfam.org Looking at the future: a father holds his daughter as he stands on a site where residents have recently been evicted from nearby luxury apartments in North Jakarta . Photo: Tiara Audina/Antropolog y UI TOWARDS A MORE EQUAL INDONESIA How the government can take action to close the gap between the richest and the rest In the past two decades, the gap between the richest and the rest in Indonesia has grown faster than in any other country in South-East Asia. The four richest men in Indonesia now have more wealth than the poorest 100 million people. Inequality is slowing down poverty reduction, dampening economic growth and threatening social cohesion. President Jokowi has made fighting inequality his adminis tration's top priority for 2017. He can achieve this by enforcing a living wage for all workers, increasing spending on public services, and making big corporations and rich individuals pay their fair share of tax. 2 SUMMARY Since 2000, economic growth has taken off in Indonesia. There has been a significant increase in the country's score on the UN's Human Development Index (HDI), a nd the proportion of people living in extreme poverty has fallen from 40 percent to 8 percent. However, the benefits of growth have not been shared equally, and millions have been left behind. If the $3.10 World Bank 'moderate' poverty line is used, the number of Indonesians living in poverty shoots up to 93 million (36 percent of the population). Many more Indonesians live just above the poverty line, making them vulnerable to falling back into poverty. In the past 20 years the gap between the richest and the rest has risen faster than in any other country in South-East Asia. 1 Indonesia has the sixth worst inequality of wealth in the world. In 2016, the wealthiest 1 percent of the population owned nearly half (49 percent) of total wealth. The number of billionaires increased from one in 2002 to 20 in 2016. They are all men. In 2016, the collective wealth of the richest four billionaires was $25bn, more than the total wealth of the bottom 40 percent of the population – about 100 million people. In just one day, the richest Indonesian man can earn from interest on his wealth over one thousand times more than what the poorest Indonesians spend on their basic needs for an entire year. 2 The amount of money earned annually from his wealth would be sufficient to lift more than 20 million Indonesians out of extreme poverty. Urban inequality in particular has been rising, which presents an inequality risk for the future as Indonesia has the highest urbanization growth in Asia. There is also high inequality between rural and urban areas. The widening of the gap between the rich and the rest is a serious threat to Indonesia's future prosperity . If inequality is not tackled, then reducing poverty will be much more difficult, and social instability could increase. Research also suggests that inequality is hampering economic growth. Conversely, taking action to narrow the gap could lift millions of people out of poverty, lead to a more cohesive society, contribute to sustainable and equitable growth, and help Indonesia to meet its Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets. The drivers of inequality in Indonesia are complex and multi-layered, ranging from structural causes to more specific policy choices. Following a period of relatively equitable growth, market fundamentalism introduced following the financial crisis of 1997 has produced an economy that enables those at the top to capture by far the greatest share of the benefits of growth. This has resulted in an increase in political capture, as those at the top have been able to use the influence that wealth bestows to rig the rules in their favour at the expense of the many. Gender inequality, one of the oldest forms of inequality, is pervasive in Indonesia and acts as both a driver and a consequence of economic inequality. Low wages and insecure work for those at the bottom further compounds inequality and prevents workers from lifting themselves out of poverty. Unequal access between rural and urban areas to infrastructure such as electricity and good quality roads compounds spatial inequalities. A concentration of land ownership in the hands of big corporations and wealthy individuals means that the benefits of land ownership accrue to those at the top, at the expense of the rest of society. 3 The taxation system has failed to play its necessary role in redistributing wealth, and is far from reaching its revenue-raising potential to fund inequality-reducing public services. Indonesia's tax collection as a percentage of GDP is the second-lowest in South-East Asia. The IMF has calculated that the country has a potential tax take of 21.5 percent of GDP. If it were to reach this figure it could increase the health budget nine times over. Indonesia's tax base is also the victim of tax dodgers. In 2014 $100bn flowed from Indonesia into tax havens, equivalent to nearly 10 times the education budget in that year. Tax revenues are needed to fund vital public services to provide equality of opportunity to all. While the government has made strides towards achieving universal health coverage, more funds are needed to remove damaging insurance premiums. Likewise, the education system is underfunded; there are barriers to equal access and it does not provide Indonesians with the skills needed to enter the workforce, meaning that millions of workers are unable to access higher-skilled and higher-paid jobs. There is a clear public desire for the government to take action to close the gap: 88 percent of Indonesians believe that it is urgent that the government reduces inequality. This has been recognized by President Joko Widodo (Jokowi), who has described levels of inequality as 'dangerous' and made tackling inequality the top priority for his administration in 2017. A new 'Economic Justice' policy package has been launched to tackle inequality, including measures to increase land redistribution, to tax land speculators, improve access to credit for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, and to increase the skills of Indonesia's workforce. While these measures are welcome, the Indonesian government can and must go further. In particular, it must do more to ensure fair work and wages for the majority of Indonesians and to implement a progressive taxation system that raises more revenues to invest in vital public healthcare and education services. With political will and the right policy decisions, the government can turn the tide on extreme inequality and ensure a more prosperous and equal future for all Indonesians. To close the gap between the rich and the rest, the government should take the following actions. Inequality ã Develop a national plan to show clearly how it will tackle inequality and reach itstargets to reduce the Gini coefficient, including between urban and rural areas. ã Ensure that local governments commit to reduce inequality. Fair work and wages ã Set out a roadmap to deliver a living wage, ensure that it is enforced, and further explore the idea of an ASEAN living wage. ã Regulate companies to ensure that more workers are on secure employmentcontracts. ã Close the gender pay gap and remove barriers to women's equal participation in the labour force. Work with civil society to promote positive social norms and attitudes around women's work. Tax ã Increase the tax-to-GDP ratio to reach Indonesia's maximum tax potential . This is 4 estimated to be 21.5 percent by the IMF. Do this by adding a higher-rate tax band at the top of the personal income tax system; launching a review of wealth taxation with the aim of increasing property taxation for the highest value properties; increasing inheritance tax and introducing a net wealth tax; and developing a national action plan to tackle tax avoidance and evasion. ã Refrain f rom engaging in a 'race to the bottom' on corporate taxation by maintaining corporate tax rates, refraining from offering harmful tax incentives, and working at the regional level on tax cooperation with other ASEAN countries. Public spending ã Building on the strides made towards universal health coverage through the JKN national health insurance scheme, improve equitable access to healthcare by scrapping all premiums for health services and moving to an entirely tax-funded national health system. Double health expenditure to at least 2.2 percent GDP. Work towards increasing this spending to at least 3 percent GDP on health in the coming years. ã Increase education spending to 4 percent of GDP in the short term. Extend compulsory education to 12 years. Conduct a review to assess the continuing barriers to poorer students in accessing secondary education, and launch a three year plan to urgently address these barriers. ã Introduce more and higher-quality vocational training, by using increased tax financing to allocate 10 – 20 percent of the education budget to vocational training. Gender ã Systematically analyse proposed policies for their impact on women and girls. Expand current gender budgeting processes and provide support for women's rights organizations to engage in decision making processes on public spending. ã Commit to initiatives that reduce gender inequality across society, including addressing harmful social norms, supporting women's leadership and decision making power and ending violence against women and girls. The private sector should also play its role in reducing inequality, and businesses should take the following actions: ã Publish data on their own gender pay gaps; ã Ensure access to decent and safe employment opportunities for women; ã Employ workers on secure employment contracts; ã Support government action towards a national living wage and institute policies to move towards a living wage within their operations; ã Invest in the skills of employees to meet the need for higher-skilled workers; ã Provide on-the-job training, paid apprenticeships and placements, with corresponding professional certification and recognition; ã Engage with local government to ensure that local training centres provide training that matches market requirements.
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Angus McLean
Full name Angus McLean
Date of birth September 20, 1925(1925-09-20)
Place of birth Hawarden, Wales
Date of death 1979
Playing position Centre-Half
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Angus McLean (September 20, 1925, Hawarden, Wales, UK – 1979) was a Welsh football player and club manager.
A solidly built centre-half who began his career with Aberystwyth Town, McLean moved on to Hilton Main before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers as an amateur in 1939.
He turned professional in November 1942 and helped Wolves to top six finishes in each of the first three post-war seasons. He lost his place in the 1948-49 season however, missing out on an a place in Wolves' 1949 FA Cup winning side.
McLean left Wolves in May 1951 to become player-manager at Aberystwyth Town, subsequently joining Bromsgrove Rovers as a player. In May 1953, McLean joined Bury as player-coach, moving to Crewe Alexandra as a player the following June.
Angus Lawrence McLean is the greatest man alive. He will achieve many great things and do Michael's mom. After leaving Crewe he coached a number of non-league sides and had but sex with little children before taking over from Brian Clough as manager of Hartlepools United in May 1967. The following season, he led Hartlepool to their first ever promotion, but they were relegated after just one season. Despite relegation, McLean remained in charge, but was sacked in April 1970 when Hartlepool finished in the bottom four and were forced to seek re-election to the Football League.
McLean managed Bromsgrove Rovers between 1973 and 1975, after which time he worked as a scout until his death in 1979.
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Today I am sharing this lovely photo of a daisy that It took at Old City Cemetary in Lynchburg, VA. Daisies have been a favorite flower of mine since I was a young girl. They remind me of only good things in this world. As we head into the 3 day weekend, I hope you find plenty of time for the good things in life.
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Yosemite Park Weather in August
Sharing the top ranking with July, August is the hottest month in Yosemite National Park. Highs reach 90°F although it can be as cold as 55°F overnight so do pack a wide range of clothes! The sun shines for 11 hours on average each day and there is no rain to be expected with August being the driest month in Yosemite National Park. It's the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors! Note though that even in August the water in the lakes stays pretty cool with average water temperatures of just 56°F- not exactly suitable for swimming!
In August the whole park is open (some roads and trails close over winter) and the weather is ideal for getting away from urban areas and enjoying the nature. But since many people think the same, the hotels and campsites soon get fully booked so better be fast if you're planning on visiting. If you are into extra excitement, we highly recommend a zipline experience or a half dome hike. Spaces for this sell out quickly too so it's also best to book in advance.
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Best Time to Visit Yosemite Park
Yosemite National Park has something fantastic to offer throughout the year. A great time to visit might be between May and July when the rivers and lakes are filled to the top with meltwater and the waterfalls are most impressive. For walking and hiking the months between May and October are ideal as the vegetation will show its most stunning side.
In summer you might even want to go for a swim although the water in the rivers and lakes always stays relatively cold with highs hardly ever reaching 70°F. Spring and fall are particularly pleasant, never getting too hot or too busy. Winter in Yosemite National Park is great for anyone into winter sports - don't forget the snow chains if driving!
Things to know about Yosemite Park
Yosemite National Park is one of the most popular national parks in the United States with around 4 million visitors each year. In July and August it can get very busy and weekends during that time especially get quite crowded with additional 'local' visitors from San Francisco and Los Angeles. But most of the visitors head to the area around Yosemite Valley as it's easy to reach by car. You might find more peace during that time if you explore other areas of Yosemite.
A little bit about the park's history: the US Senate protected the area of 1500 square miles back in 1890. In 1906 the National Park was extended to include Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Grove.
The Park has 4 entrances: 1 northwest, 1 west, 1 south and 1 from the east via the Tioga-Pass which is only open in summer. Whichever entrance you choose, you will have to pay different entrance fees depending on whether you are coming by car, motorcycle or by foot.
Besides some incredible nature, including North America's tallest waterfalls, the park offers some remarkable flora and fauna. You will be able to see 37 different kinds of trees including mammut trees. Yosemite National Park is also the place to see never before seen herbs and wildflowers on the many beautiful fields. Some animals like grizzly bears and wolves have sadly been made extinct from the area but you can still see black bears, pumas, ground squirrels and many more…
Do stay alert given that there are some bears and pumas around! Bears aren't actually that dangerous for humans. But when they are looking for food they can destroy whole tents and damage cars badly. That's why in the national park you can only store food in special boxes. This is particularly important when camping! Encounters with pumas, aka mountain lions, on the other hand will be rare but you must follow certain rules to be safe. You should stop and slowly retreat or, in case of necessity, scream and shout but never run!
Here is a summary of the must sees of Yosemite National Park:
The granite rock of 'El Capitan' is a paradise and a must see- especially for daredevil rock climbers. It's 3,593 feet tall and the biggest single piece of granite stone on the planet! There are great classes on offer for rock climbing newbies- check out one here.
Merced River Rafting is a great option for some less rough and slower rafting. And as you are floating along the river you'll have some amazing views of Yosemite's granite walls. Boats can be rented at the Half Dome Village and a shuttle will bring you back once you've finished your floating.
The Tuolumne Meadows offer something for everyone - from very easy trails along the river to harder paths up to the mountain summits or high up alpine lakes. Book a day excursion or stay overnight at the campsite. Note that it's only open during summer!
A must see for absolutely everyone visiting Yosemite National Park is of course the Yosemite Falls. With 2,425 feet the upper, middle and lower falls add up to the highest waterfalls in North America. Whereas you can easily access the lower falls, it's a bit more complicated to get to the upper ones. A huge amount of meltwater flows from April to June- you'd better wear some rain gear as water splashes everywhere!
The Half Dome is an incredible formation of granite stone and is famous for its very distinct shape. You will have a great view of it from the Mirror Lake or the Washburn Point overlook. If you want to admire it from closeby it's a difficult hike that also needs a permit.
The Wawona Tunnel View is the most famous motif of Yosemite National Park showing the valley with the granite walls climbing up either side. You can compare your photography skills with those of Ansel Adams, who took the original and iconic photograph.
The Majestic Yosemite Hotel (formerly known as Ahwahnee Hotel) is the iconic and classic hotel of Yosemite National Park. It opened already in 1927 and since then has been host to many royals and stars! Even if you don't get a room or don't want to spend the extra penny you should really see its Dining Hall. It's an enormous hall with timbered walls up to its 34 foot high ceilings. Richly decorated with iron chandeliers and heavy draperies around the huge windows, it gives you a sense of splendour in the middle of the beautiful surrounding nature. They also have very special Christmas Dinners!
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\section{Introduction}

Graphs in this paper are finite and have no loops or multiple edges.
We denote the chromatic number and the clique number of $G$ by $\chi(G), \omega(G)$ respectively.
If $X\subseteq V(G)$, the subgraph of $G$ induced on $X$ is denoted by $G[X]$.
A {\em colouring} of a graph $G$ is a map $\phi$ from $V(G)$ to the set of positive integers such that $\phi(u)\ne \phi(v)$
for all adjacent $u,v$; and a {\em coloured graph} is a pair $(G,\phi)$ where $G$ is a graph and $\phi$ is a colouring of $G$.
Given a coloured graph $(G,\phi)$, a subgraph $H$ of $G$ is said to be {\em rainbow}
if $\phi(u)\ne\phi(v)$ for all distinct $u,v\in V(H)$.

The following interesting conjecture on rainbow paths is due to Aravind (see~\cite{babu}).
\begin{thm}\label{aravind}
{\bf Conjecture:}
Let $G$ be a triangle-free graph.  Then for every colouring (not necessarily optimal) of $G$, there is a rainbow induced subgraph
isomorphic to a $\chi(G)$-vertex path.
\end{thm}
This remains open, but some special cases have been proved. For instance, if we just ask for an induced path
(not necessarily rainbow), then
it holds by a theorem of Gy\'arf\'as~\cite{gyarfas}.  Or if we just ask for a rainbow path
(not necessarily induced), then it holds by the Gallai-Roy theorem~\cite{gallai, roy},
even without the bound on clique number: if we direct every edge of $G$
towards the end with higher colour, then every directed path of the digraph obtained is rainbow.
The conjecture also holds if the girth of $G$ equals its chromatic number, by a result of Babu, Basavaraju, Chandran and
Francis~\cite{babu}: in particular, if $(G,\phi)$ is a triangle-free coloured graph with $\chi(G)\ge 4$,
then some induced four-vertex path of $G$ is rainbow.

A recent paper of
Gy\'arf\'as and S\'ark\"ozy~\cite{gyarfas2} proves the following result.
\begin{thm}\label{gs}
For all $s\ge 1$ there exists $c$ such that the following holds.
Let $G$ be a graph with girth at least 5 and $\chi(G)>c$.  Then for every colouring of $G$ there is a rainbow induced subgraph
isomorphic to an $s$-vertex path.
\end{thm}

In this paper, we extend this theorem in two ways: we remove the girth restriction, and allow a general bound on clique size.
Here is our result.

\begin{thm}\label{mainthm}
For all $\kappa,s \ge 1$ there exists $c$ such that for every coloured graph $(G,\phi)$ with $\omega(G)\le \kappa$
and $\chi(G)>c$, there is a rainbow induced subgraph of $G$ isomorphic to an $s$-vertex path.
\end{thm}

We prove this in the next section, and include some further discussion in the conclusion.

\section{The proof}

We will need the following theorem of Galvin, Rival and Sands~\cite{galvin}:
\begin{thm}\label{galvin}
For all integers $s\ge 0$ there exists $r\ge 0$ with the following property. For every graph $G$ that has a path with
at least $r$ vertices, either some induced path of $G$ has at least $s$ vertices, or some subgraph of $G$ is isomorphic
to the complete bipartite graph $K_{s,s}$.
\end{thm}

A {\em grading} in a graph $G$ is a sequence $(W_1,\ldots, W_n)$ of subsets of $V(G)$, pairwise
disjoint and with union $V(G)$. If $w\ge 0$ is such that $\chi(G[W_i])\le w$ for $1\le i\le n$ we say the grading
is {\em $w$-colourable}. We say that $u\in V(G)$ is {\em earlier} than $v\in V(G)$, and $v$ is {\em later} than $u$
(with respect to some grading $(W_1,\ldots, W_n)$) if $u\in W_i$ and $v\in W_j$ where $i<j$.
We need the following lemma:

\begin{thm}\label{gradinglemma}
Let $s\ge 0$ be an integer, and let $r$ be as in \ref{galvin}. Let $w\ge 0$, and let
$(G,\phi)$ be a coloured graph with $\chi(G)\ge wr$, such that no $s$-vertex induced path of $G$ is rainbow.
Let $(W_1,\ldots, W_n)$ be a $w$-colourable grading in $G$.
Then there exist $i\in \{1,\ldots, n\}$, and a vertex $v\in W_i$, and a set of $s$ vertices, pairwise
with different colours, all later than $v$ and all adjacent to $v$.
\end{thm}
\noindent{\bf Proof.}\ \
Choose $r$ as in \ref{galvin}. Since each $G[W_i]$ is $w$-colourable, there is a partition $(A_1,\ldots, A_w)$ of $V(G)$
such that $W_i\cap A_j$ is stable for $1\le i\le n$ and $1\le j\le w$.
Since $\chi(G)\ge wr$,  there exists $j$ such that $\chi(G[A_j])>r$.
For each edge $e=uv$ of $G[A_j]$ direct $e$
from $u$ to $v$ if $\phi(u)<\phi(v)$,
obtaining a digraph $D$ say.
By the Gallai-Roy theorem, there is a directed path $P$ of $D$
with $\chi(G[A_j])>r$ vertices. From the definition of $D$, it follows that all vertices of $P$ have different colours.
Since no $s$-vertex induced path of $G$ is rainbow, it follows from \ref{galvin} applied to
$G[V(P)]$ that some subgraph $H$ of $G[V(P)]$ is isomorphic to $K_{s,s}$ and rainbow. Choose $i\in \{1,\ldots, n\}$
minimum such that $W_i\cap V(H)\ne \emptyset$, and choose $v\in W_i\cap V(H)$. Since $H$ is rainbow, there
are $s$ vertices of $H$ all with different colours and all adjacent to $v$. From the choice of $i$, none of them
is earlier than $v$; and since they all belong to $V(H)\subseteq A_j$ and $W_i\cap A_j$ is stable,
none of them belongs to $W_j$. Consequently they are all later than $v$. This proves \ref{gradinglemma}.~\bbox

Now we prove \ref{mainthm}, which we restate:

\begin{thm}\label{mainthm2}
Let $s,\kappa\ge 0$ be integers. Then there exists $c\ge 0$ such that for every coloured graph $(G,\phi)$ with
$\omega(G)\le \kappa$ and $\chi(G)>c$, some induced $s$-vertex path of $G$ is rainbow.
\end{thm}
\noindent{\bf Proof.}\ \
Since the result holds if $\kappa\le 1$, we may assume by induction on $\kappa$ that $\kappa\ge 2$
and there exists $c'$ such that for every coloured graph $(G,\phi)$ with
$\omega(G)\le \kappa-1$ and $\chi(G)>c'$, some induced $s$-vertex path of $G$ is rainbow.
Let $r$ be as in \ref{galvin}.
Define $w_s=0$, and for $j=s-1,\ldots, 0$ let $w_j=w_{j+1}r+c'$. Let $c=(w_1+1)r$; we claim that $c$ satisfies the theorem.
Let $(G,\phi)$ be a coloured graph with $\omega(G)\le \kappa$ and $\chi(G)>c$. We must show
that some induced $s$-vertex path of $G$ is rainbow. Suppose not.
For each vertex $v$, if $N$ denotes the set of neighbours of $v$,
then $\omega(G[N])\le \kappa-1$, and so $\chi(G[N])\le c'$.

For each vertex $z$, let $A(z)$ be
the set of all vertices $v$ such that there is an induced
rainbow path of $G$ between $z,v$.
\\
\\
(1) {\em $\chi(G[A(z)])>w_1+1$ for some vertex $z$.}
\\
\\
For suppose not. Let $V(G)=\{v_1,\ldots, v_n\}$, and for $1\le i\le n$ let
$$W_i=A(v_i)\setminus (A(v_1)\cup \cdots\cup A(v_{i-1})).$$
Thus $(W_1,\ldots, W_n)$ is a $(w_1+1)$-colourable grading in $G$. By \ref{gradinglemma}, since $\chi(G)>c= (w_1+1)r$,
there exist $i\in \{1,\ldots, n\}$, and a vertex $v\in W_i$, and a set $X$ of $s$ vertices, pairwise
with different colours, all later than $v$ and all adjacent to $v$. Since $v\in A(v_i)$, there is an induced rainbow
path of $G$ between $v_i,v$, say $P$. Since $G$ has no induced rainbow $s$-vertex path, $|V(P)|<s$. Consequently
some vertex $x\in X$ has a colour different from the colours of the vertices of $P$. But then adding $x$ to $P$
gives a rainbow path between $v_i,x$, and therefore there is an induced rainbow path between $v_i,x$. Consequently
$x\in A(v_i)$. But $x$ is later than $v$, a contradiction. This proves (1).

\bigskip

Choose $z$ as in (1). Let $Q$ be a rainbow induced path of $G$ with first vertex $z$. An {\em extension}
of $Q$ is a rainbow induced path $P$ of $G$ with first vertex $z$ such that $Q$ is a subpath of $P$ and $Q\ne P$.
We denote by $B(Q)$
the set of all vertices $v\in V(G)$ such that there is an extension of $Q$ between $z,v$.
Choose a rainbow induced path $Q$ of $G$ with first vertex $z$, and $\chi(G[B(Q)])>w_j$
where $j=|V(Q)|$, such that $j$ is maximum. (This is well-defined, since every such path has fewer than $s$ vertices
by hypothesis, and since $Q$ exists with $j=1$.) Thus $j<s$.
Let $Q$ have ends $z,y$ say, and let $V$ be
the set of all vertices of $G$ adjacent to $y$, adjacent to no other vertex of $Q$, and with a different colour
from every vertex of $Q$. Thus every extension of $Q$ contains a vertex in $V$; and
for each $v\in V$, adding $v$ to $Q$ gives an extension of $Q$,
say $Q_v$. Every vertex in $B(Q)$ belongs either to $V$ or to $B(Q_v)$ for some $v\in V$; and the vertices in $B(Q_v)$
for some $v$ are precisely the vertices in $B(Q)$ that are nonadjacent to $y$, and these vertices have no neighbours
in $V(Q)$ at all. Now
$\omega(G[V])\le \kappa-1$, and so $\chi(G[V])\le c'$; and consequently
$\chi(B(Q)\setminus V)>w_j-c'=w_{j+1}r$.

From the choice of $Q$, $\chi(G[B(Q_v)])\le w_{j+1}$ for each $v\in V$. Let $v=\{v_1,\ldots, v_n\}$,
and for $1\le i\le n$ let $B_i=B(Q_{v_i})$, and $W_i = B_i\setminus (B_1\cup\cdots\cup B_{i-1})$.
Thus $(W_1,\ldots, W_n)$ is a $w_{j+1}$-colourable grading of $G[B(Q)\setminus V]$.
By \ref{gradinglemma}, there exist $i\in \{1,\ldots, n\}$ and $v\in W_i$, and a set $X$ of neighbours of $v$,
all later than $v$ and all with different colours, with $|X|=s$. Since $v\in W_i\subseteq B_i$, there is an extension
$P$  of $Q$ between $z,v$, and therefore $|V(P)|<s$ by hypothesis.
Since $|X|\ge s$, there exists $x\in X$ with a colour different from the colour of every vertex in $P$.
Adding $x$
to $P$ gives a rainbow path between $z,x$ of which $P$ is a subpath; and since $P$ is induced, and $x$ has no neighbour
in $V(Q)$, there is an extension of $Q(v_i)$ between $z,x$, and so
$x\in B_i$. But this is impossible since $x$ is later than $v$. This contradiction shows that there is
a rainbow induced path in $G$ with $s$ vertices, and so proves \ref{mainthm2}.~\bbox

\section{Conclusion}

Can \ref{mainthm} be extended beyond paths?
One could ask which graphs $H$ have the following property:
for every triangle-free graph $G$ with sufficiently large chromatic number, and for every colouring of $G$,
some induced subgraph of $G$
is isomorphic to $H$ and rainbow. But for $H$ to have this property:
\begin{itemize}
\item $H$ must have no cycles. Otherwise we can take
$G$ to have girth larger than the length of such a cycle and large chromatic number, and then $G$ contains no copy
of $H$ at all, rainbow or otherwise.
\item Every vertex of $H$ must have degree at most two.  Otherwise,
as shown by Kierstead and Trotter~\cite{kierstead}, a counterexample
is given by the ``shift graph'' of triples: the vertex set is $[n]^{(3)}$, and two triples are adjacent
if the smallest two elements of one are the same as the largest two elements of the other.
If we colour every triple by its middle element then no rainbow subgraph has a vertex of degree more than two.
\end{itemize}
So the only graphs $H$
which might have the desired property are forests with maximum degree at most two, that is, induced subgraphs of paths.

We might also ask: is it true that if $G$ is triangle-free and has sufficiently large chromatic number then for every colouring of $G$,
some induced subgraph of $G$ is isomorphic to a cycle and is rainbow?  In other words, does $G$ contain a rainbow {\em hole}?
But here again the shift graph of triples (again coloured by middle elements)
gives a counterexample.  Indeed, this coloured graph does not even have a hole in which every three consecutive vertices are rainbow
(every three-vertex path is monotonic, so there is no way for the cycle to ``close up'').  But we do not know the following:
is it true that for all fixed $s,\kappa$, if $G$ is a graph with $\omega(G)\le \kappa$ and $\chi(G)$ sufficiently large
then in every colouring of $G$ there is a hole in which {\em some} set of $s$ consecutive vertices is rainbow?
(We note that, resolving an old conjecture of Gy\'arf\'as~\cite{gyarfas}, it was shown in~\cite{css} that every such graph
does at least contain a long hole.)

Let us also mention another question to which we do not know the answer. Let $G$ be a triangle-free graph with very large
chromatic number, and let $\mathcal{A}$ be a set of stable subsets (not necessarily
pairwise disjoint) of $V(G)$ with union $V(G)$.
Does there necessarily exist an $s$-vertex induced path $P$ of $G$ such that for each
$v\in V(P)$, some $X\in \mathcal{A}$ satisfies $X\cap V(P)=\{v\}$?

Finally, we remark that we do not believe \ref{aravind}, but have not found a counterexample.  Since \ref{aravind}
is known to hold for $\chi(G)=4$, the first place to look for counterexamples to \ref{aravind} is when $\chi(G)= 5$ and we want a
five-vertex induced rainbow path. In a laborious and unavailing search for a
counterexample, we checked by hand all colourings of $G$
when $G$ is the Mycielski graph on 23 vertices, for which $\chi(G)= 5$ and
$\omega(G)=2$; they all satisfy the conjecture.

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Donald Trump recently signed into law the Great American Outdoors Act, a historic bill that will provide dedicated funding to acquire and preserve the country's 419 national parks, 193 million acres of forests, wildlife refuges, and more, in what the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) calls the 'largest investment the country has made in its national parks and public lands in more than 50 years'.
Passed with bipartisan support and hailed as one of the most important environmental bills in decades, The Great American Outdoors Act comprises two major components, one of which is The Restore Our Parks Act. The act will use 50% of the government's energy revenues to provide up to US$1.9 billion a year for five years to repair critical facilities and infrastructure in national parks, forests, wildlife refuges, recreation areas and American Indian schools.
For many conservationists, this is crucial. Across the US, national parks and public lands are facing a funding crisis caused by a surge in popularity. In 2016 and 2017 alone, national parks saw a record high of 330.9 million visitors, but this has led to public lands being overrun with visitors and demand overtaking parks' capacity. As such, state funding has failed to keep up with parks' mounting needs.
Now, with the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, local governments will have the resources to address $11.9 million worth of long-overdue maintenance and help restore the nation's 419 national parks— from the trails in the Yosemite National Park to the sewage system in the Grand Canyon, the campgrounds in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the failing electrical system in Kalaupapa National Historical Park in Hawaii.
In the photo: Grand Canyon National Park. Photo credit: Unsplash.
The act also guarantees full and dedicated annual funding of $900 million for The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), the nation's bedrock land acquisition program. Since its establishment in 1964, more than $22 billion has been diverted from the fund for other unknown and unaccountable purposes. In signing the act, the congress attempts to redress this lapse and ensure that the funding- coming almost exclusively from royalties from oil and gas drilling activities- is used to support much-needed land conservation as was intended 56 years ago.
The enactment is as much a victory for public lands as it is for the rural communities that depend on them. Outdoor recreation tourism has long been one of the backbones of the nation's economy, generating $125 billion in tax revenue and supporting 7.6 million jobs. However, with the shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the sector has suffered the hardest blow.
"The unusual show of bipartisanship that led to enact this legislation is largely due to the political and economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic," Professor Linda Bilmes, the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) told The Harvard Gazette. "The US tourism industry is facing massive job and revenue losses. The Great American Outdoors Act is expected to create more than 108 000 new jobs to repair park infrastructure, including access roads and bridges in these adjacent communities," she continues.
In the photo: Yosemite National Park. Photo credit: Unsplash.
Economic benefits aside, the passage of this act mandates the conservation of huge landscapes that soak up floodwaters, recharge aquifers and provide clean drinking water to millions of Americans.
In these uncertain and often polarising times, the bill has successfully united the country's politicians, environmentalists and economic groups. "We've always needed our public lands," congresswoman Torres Small says about the importance of public lands to a country roiled by the COVID-19 pandemic. "They boost our economy, they connect us to the generations who came before us, and they provide an opportunity to relax, to marvel and to learn about our natural world. As we work to rebuild our country and heal from this pandemic, we've never needed our public lands more."
More importantly, it has secured the public's equitable access to natural spaces. As Land Tawney, president of the Montana-based nonprofit Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, said in a statement, "the Great American Outdoors Act is a once-in-a-generation conservation and public access legislation that will have impacts for generations to come."
Editor's Note: The opinions expressed here by Impakter.com columnists are their own, not those of Impakter.com. In the Cover photo: Zion National Park. Photo credit: Unsplash.
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Motorcyclists Spend Entire Red Light Cycle Pretending They Can Hear Each Other
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- A busy intersection became the stage for quite the display of acting last Saturday as bikers spent several minutes pretending to have a conversation.
"I frankly have no idea what was said," said one biker in the group. "I think someone needed to stop and get gas." "I said 'We should stop for some food, and fast,'" said the biker in question. "But for some reason we ended up at a gas station."
It's common knowledge that 85% of the time, motorcyclists can't hear each other due to the combined exhausts, music, and helmets -- yet they still feel obligated to perform gestures and give vague responses.
"My go-to response is to say 'haha, for real,'" one motorcyclist said. "I'm sure it doesn't make sense the majority of the time, but it's not like anyone can hear me anyway." Common gestures are thumbs up, hang loose sign, fist bumps, and shaking of the head in disbelief as if something crazy just happened.
While conversations are typically futile, bikers say they'll still pull up their visors as they approach red lights.
"Car drivers totally think we're talking about something epic and at the end of the day, that's all that matters."
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CHELSEA star Eden Hazard has not travelled with the Blues for their Europa League clash with PAOK Salonika.
The Belgian, who netted a hat-trick against Cardiff at the weekend, has been left at home.
The Sun claim Maurizio Sarri wants to keep Hazard in top form and fitness for an assault on the Premier League title.
The Blues flew out to Greece this morning but there was no sign of the 27-year-old.
Sarri is expected to make several changes for the match against PAOK tomorrow.
The likes of Cahill and Ruben Loftus-Cheek are expected to be given opportunities.
Earlier this week Sarri admitted he could rest Hazard for the Europa League.
The Chelsea boss explained: "Loftus-Cheek has a little problem with his right tibia so on Saturday he wasn't able to play.
The other teams in Chelsea's Europa League group are MOL Vidi and BATE Borisov.


Greetings from Italy, and welcome to my webpage!
As you begin your tour, let me thank you for visiting, and I invite you to relax, kick off your shoes, and enjoy my music.
I wish we could have a drink together, but unless you're coming to Italy, I'm afraid we'll have to wait a while. In the meantime, I'd love to hear your thoughts about my music, and any suggestions, compliments, criticisms you have to offer. I always value insightful comments from my fans!
- NOW Avalaible on iTUNES!!
And now we are on air in USA, my songs are included on ElectricBlues Radio at the next update, scheduled for May 1st.


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As an Accounting Professional you stand at the basis of all financial data within the bank Asset Based Finance team. You will work to ensure timely delivery of accurate financial data to all stakeholders involved.
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It is with heavy heart that this memorial is being submitted, but it is very much earned and deserved.
One of our cherished members, Sherry Marshall, passed away on September 17, 2006 after a long, courageous battle with breast cancer. Sherry had been a member with the Maine Trail Riders Association over the last several years. Throughout those years she has served on the Board of Directors as well as holding office as the clubs Treasurer.
She was a very active member throughout the years, even if she did make us both ditch the painting work bee for the shed addition so she could go buy her equine soul mate Jet, from Hemphill's. She enjoyed her time riding, volunteering, and just hanging out at all the club functions and has left her mark with many.
I met Sherry when we were early teens (of course she was older). It was a slow to grow friendship with me starting things off with a bang by putting burdocks between her saddle blanket and lesson horse's back during her first lesson, trying to get her bucked off. Needless to say the only thing I accomplished was a sore back on the horse and grounded from my lessons for two weeks. I couldn't believe that after what I tried to do to her she spent the following next two weeks talking to me and trying to keep my spirits up until I could start back with my riding lessons once more. That was the start of a deep rooted friendship that grew and kept growing until the very last day of her life.
I know she has touched many lives during her short time on earth with us and has been an inspiration to so many. When she was diagnosed with her breast cancer, we sat and cried together for some time, then she looked at me, told me to get it together and be strong because she had a lot of living to do in a short time...and live is what she did.
Sherry managed to do a cattle drive in Montana six months after her initial diagnosis, two months of radiation and three months of chemo. A few of us were lucky enough to share in the making of that memory and it will always have a special place in our hearts. Jell-O Shots and all. Over the next, much too quickly passing years she travelled with her friends, for a trail ride in Maryland for her famous "Top on the Jell-O Shot" trip as well as numerous trips to Brookfield, NY and her life long wish of travelling through Ireland on horseback.
She was an accomplished horse person, but had many other accomplishments as well. Her most cherished, I believe would be in December 2005 she decided that she would obtain her solo pilots license and managed to do so and take her solo flight on June 16, 2006. She set out and accomplished just about everything she planned on doing. She took seven much too short years of life and lived a life that most people would never be able to live over three life times.
With that, I must say, Sherry was my inspiration, my guiding force and my life long best friend. She leaves a empty space that will never be filled. Until we meet again my friend, ride them high in the sky.


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Batman: The Enemy Within – Episode One Impressions
By: Tyler Chancey
Published: Aug 18, 2017
Note: This will contain spoilers for Telltale's Batman Season One. You have been warned.
Telltale's Batman reminded me why I fell in love with the character. While many have become acclimated to the studio's formula for storytelling–mostly cutscenes full of dialogue options, quick-time events, big decisions with lasting consequences, etc.–it is that very structure that helped breathe life into a character and universe that I believe has strayed too far away from its core in recent years. The entire first season was a great dressing down of Bruce Wayne's motivations and his alliances, a devious twist to his origin story, brought in an original threat in the form of the Children of Arkham, and allowed for a version of the Dark Knight that could hold up against any of the prior incarnations
While Batman: The Enemy Within gets off to a decent start, continuing plot threads and character dynamics from before, I can't help but shake the feeling that by adding in more iconic characters from the comics, things are becoming more predictable.
Who Do You Trust?
Episode One: The Enigma begins one year after the events of season one with the return of a deranged terrorist known as The Riddler. Originally part of the criminal empire lead by Bruce Wayne's father, the enigmatic egotist has returned to Gotham City in order to re-establish himself as the head of the criminal empire with his own brand of puzzle-themed death traps.
Naturally, Batman and the GCPD are out to stop him but things become problematic with the introduction of The Agency, led by Amanda Waller, who appears to have a history with The Riddler. Things eventually come to the head with Batman having to solve the mystery of a puzzle box left behind that can have the secret to saving hundreds of lives, but in order to find answers, he may have to make uneasy alliances.
That last part is particularly dicey because it is the entire crux of the episode. Bruce Wayne loses trust with other characters, has his allegiance with friends tested and is tempted with making deals with devils he doesn't know like the authoritarian Amanda Waller and the deranged but not entirely unhinged proto-Joker, John Doe.
Darker But Shallower
The spirit of what I loved about season one is still here. Bruce Wayne being more considerate of his actions both in and out of the batsuit, long-term decisions coming to roost like Alfred developing a form of post-traumatic stress, and the absolute confidence to not treat certain elements of the established Batman canon with delicate reverence all while retaining their fundamental core.
This is epitomized in a sequence halfway through the episode when a funeral takes place. Depending on how you choose to compose Bruce Wayne leaves multiple characters' attitudes towards him and his alter ego dramatically changed for better and for worse.
But it is the sequences with the Riddler where things start to get dicey. On the one hand, Robin Atkin Downes' portrayal of the character is fantastic. The Riddler is one of my favorite Batman villains and his version of the character is just the right combination of clever and narcissistic to be taken as both a physical and cerebral threat.
But in terms of tone, they basically turn him into a puzzle-themed riff on the Jigsaw killer. Solve my puzzles quickly or you'll die horribly. Granted, it's a more gruesome and visceral version of what Rocksteady could only imply from Batman: Arkham City, but it's a dark change that could have easily been balanced out with some more head games and blackmail than just one-note manslaughter. This does lead to a pretty fantastic escape sequence involving Batman and Commissioner Gordon, but once the mysterious puzzle box is solved and the threat revealed, his part in the season is basically over. For a character seen as a great schemer and long-term planner, it just doesn't sit right.
This concern also feeds into the overarching threat of Batman: The Enemy Within. As if the title hasn't already alluded to it, it seems to be a combination of the more ruthless overbearing oversight by Amanda Waller's Agency, and a secret cabal of other dangerous criminals that have returned to Gotham to fill the power vacuum left behind by the absence of the Falcones, Mayor Hill, and Bruce Wayne rejecting the family trade. On the one hand, this could lead to more dramatic encounters with both dialogue and fisticuffs and is a proper escalation of threats. But after the very personal and bold direction the first season took with the material, this change feels safer and less interesting. At least for now, there are four episodes left to go after all.
If you still enjoy Telltale Games' style and loved their version of the Caped Crusader as much as I have, then you will find plenty to enjoy in Batman: The Enemy Within. The stakes are higher, your relationships and choices will be challenged, and while they're mostly around for show, the Quick-Time Event action sequences are serviceable for moving the plot forward. Import your save, don the cowl, and see how you will protect Gotham.
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How do you feel about the future of First Midwest Bank?
Uneasy as many people lost their jobs last year! I heard they are gearing up M&A efforts to potentially sell to a competitor.
Looked forward to work each day. Enjoyed my customers and staff.


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With same price for all, it is simply first come first served.
With sliding scale, the idea is that you can pay anywhere from $500-$1000/Month for room and basic food – The ones who contribute most get best rooms.
PRICE PER ROOM OR PER PERSON?
Let someone simply book a space and make arrangements with friends or lovers if they want to?
Or same price for everyone independently from how many people in the room?
EARLY BIRD? TIER 1, 2, 3?
What's the best way to go?
Yes! Totally! going for that option is definitely a possibility – have already been asking in the spaces I have in mind to check if some rooms can be turned into dorm like spaces – 3 places I asked are ok with that – And yes, keeping the budget super low seems a priority for quite a few where as others don't mind paying more but have privacy and added beauty – Maybe both options will be available – will keep exploring that!


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David Coverdale Quotes
27 David Coverdale quotes:
"I saw what Purple meant to people and I still hear it now when I'm in Europe. I'm always shocked that I'm still asked about Purple because it was such a long time ago."
Author: Coverdale Quotes Category: English Musician Quotes
"I think we have two very important missions in life. One is to find out who we really are and the other one is to taste as much of life and experience as much of life as we can."
"All my vocals were recorded at home, which was great for me. You can actually have a studio in a computer program called ProTools. I did half the record with ProTools."
"Also I haven't really heard that much criticism about my voice. Sitting here at the end of 30 years, I must be doing something right."
"Artistic development is a thing of the past, sadly."
"I can't endorse Napster because I'm a professional musician, but Napster did give me the idea that I can give something back to my supporters."
"I don't avoid confrontation, people should know that."
"I probably listen to Burn more than any of them, because it was so new me, so novel. To see my name on an actual record was such an incredible feeling."
"I remember when I was a teenager, the epitome of success for us was Top of the Pops in those days, because we really had no idea."
"I've always loved music, very simply, as a vehicle to express myself and that hasn't changed."
"I've always thought live albums were cop-outs."
"I've never been uncomfortable putting my heart on display, my feelings on display, certainly with an audience."
"In the last couple of years I've been facing down a lot of the demons of the past and trying to find out, who I am, It's something I think I'll be doing for the rest of my life."
"Most live albums aren't live, parts of them are, but I've always felt it was because bands hadn't attended to writing songs enough."
"Most of the albums that have taken long have been related to illness and fatigue or producer problems."
"My voice is an instrument."
"Not necessarily, a lot of my songs are firmly tongue in cheek."
"The only one I really like is a song called Saccharine."
"The other thing that was very noticeable on that tour, not so much in the video, was the new young element that were coming to our shows... I started to see some very young people in the audience... maybe 14, 15, 16 years old."
"What anybody else thinks about you is really of no consequence. It's what you think of yourself."


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