I was not very happy with the results of my search - the topic of 2FA is definitely not as widely discussed as Devise itself and, while there are many possible options, only a few of them are well-described. So I thought it would be helpful to write a blog post with a quick summary of my research as well as the solution that I eventually decided was the best.
Assumptions: you have Devise set up and working. All you want is to extend it by adding 2FA based on SMS.
Authy is a paid product, so it's natural to expect very good documentation and tutorials from them. Here you will find an excellent blog post about integrating Authy with your app.
Pros: Integrating takes very little time - just a few lines of code to get the basic setup.
Cons: it only handles Authy and is quite expensive - it costs $0.09 for each authentication that requires SMS (if the user saves the device, this is no longer required) and $0.05 for each SMS sent. However, if all you need is to verify your MVP, it's great to move as fast as possible and pay later.
Assumptions: you have Devise set up and working. All you want is to extend it by adding 2FA based on Google Authenticator.
Google Authenticator is one of many possible options for integrating Two Factor Authentication. It's free, so it's frequently used. As you can imagine, there's a gem. Here you can read how to integrate the devise_google_authenticator gem.
Pros: Very easy to integrate.
Cons: Doesn't support SMS and can be a little bit quirky to customise as you get everything by default.
This tutorial is made by me and aims to provide you with a well-documented approach to customising 2FA. Implementing the full feature should not take you more than 2-3 hours - if it takes longer, or you don't understand something, please let me know on Twitter.
You will also need a Twilio account. You can register and simply use a trial account (but only for development!).
First, you will need to install the two_factor_authentication gem by following its README. Installation runs migrations that add some necessary columns to your model and the strategy to the Devise User class.
Additionally, you should add the has_one_time_password(encrypted: true) method to the User class that is responsible for complying with Devise.
Take a look at the commit with the code necessary for two_factor_authentication installation.
phone_number to handle the user's phone number.
Take a look at this migration.
You need to define a method that will tell Devise when to use two factor - it's called need_two_factor_authentication. This method will return true if the account has enabled two factor authentication and has already confirmed the usage (by installing the Google Authorizer app or providing a valid and confirmed phone number). Want to see an example? There you go!
Next, we need to define some logic for handling the unconfirmed_two_factor column. Confirmation of two-factor authentication should be set on - either when the enabled state changes from false to true, or when the phone number with 2FA auth enabled is changed.
In this example, we will base the user editing on the basic Devise form. You can extend this behavior to some other controller in a different view, but the idea will stay the same.
First, you must allow params for the Devise update account action. You also need to generate Devise views and extend them by adding the form inputs. Lastly, remember to define the controllers key in the devise_for declaration in the routes.rb file.
The code for these three steps is available in this repo.
You might not know it, but the whole idea of two-factor authentication is standardised (well, like OAuth). It's basically a protocol to generate N-length codes based on a particular key/secret/current time. Google Authenticator is a mobile app that allows the user to fetch the key via QR code (the secret is still hidden on your server) and, based on that key, generate a new code every 30 seconds. Basically, it does not have to connect to your app after the first initialisation and every code generated by Google Authenticator will be valid for exactly 30 seconds.
Then, we will create two actions in RegistrationsController - one for rendering the QR code and a simple input to enter the code from Google Authorizer; and the second to process that form, validate the code and update the current user object. These two actions, as well as their view and router, can be found here.
How can we validate that the code the user has provided is valid? There is a simple method provided by the two_factor_authentication gem, called authenticate_otp, that accepts the code in the argument and validates it. We will define and use the method on the User class that updates the model if the passed code is valid.
Last, but not least, we can make some tweaks to our app. First, let's render a flash message that informs the user that they must confirm the two-factor process as soon as possible. Let's also add a link in the header to the user edit page. Easy, isn't it?
Did you notice the rescue block? We don't have any phone validation, and I am not a big fan of it - it's rather hard, as different users enter phone numbers in many different ways, like +48 123-456-789, 123456789, 123 456 789 and so on. Therefore, we choose to ignore the validity of the phone number unless Twilio has problem sending the SMS. If this happens, we just render a flash message with an appropriate alert. The user can still use Google Authenticator or just go back to the Edit User page and change the phone number.
My quick research into two-factor authentication has shown me that there are still topics that are not described well enough. This tutorial is not a deep exploration of the 2FA strategies, but rather a quick intro aimed at getting the feature to work.
What about the tutorial? We've built a basic implementation of two possible ways to handle 2FA - by SMS and by Google Authenticator. It doesn't take a lot of effort to get them working. If you didn't understand something or the tutorial took you more than 2-3 hours - let me know!


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So this is permanence, love's shattered pride.
Just for one moment, thought I'd found my way.
Solitary demands for all I'd like to keep.
Gottas find some therapy, this treatment takes too long.
She said I've lost control again.
And seized up on the floor, I thought she'd die.
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Facebook seems to be working on a talent show feature where users would record themselves singing and then submit their videos for review.
First spotted by Twitter user Jane Manchun Wong, the researcher saw an interface in the app's code that allows users to choose a popular song and then record themselves while singing.
Facebook is working on Talent Show where users can pick a popular song and submit their singing audition for review.
Feels like a cross between Musically and Fifteen Million Merits from Black Mirror.
Though, there isn't much information about this or if it will be rolled out. However, if this feature is eventually made, talent singers will most likely compete against each other in some talent show of sort so as to get discovered on the platform.
Wong notes that the feature looks to be locked to Facebook Pages which suggests that Page administrators might be the only ones that might be able to initiate a talent show.
Some time this year in March, Facebook reached a deal with Warner Music Group which will let users to use licensed music in videos posted on the platform. The deal added Warner Music Group with Universal Music Group and Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
At that time, Facebook said that it would look at ways to integrate music onto the platform and this "Talent show" feature seems to be one of them. These music labels will earn royalties from fan- created videos featuring their work.
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The Sarasota Restaurant chain in Sarasotas, California is facing backlash from locals after posting an ad featuring the infamous 'Hands Up Don't Shoot' sign
Posted February 11, 2018 05:25:28 Sarasottas is a well-known family restaurant chain in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles County, California, and one of the most popular among the Sarasots in the United States.
It is known for the popular restaurant chain called Sarasotte's and the restaurant's iconic signature, the Hands Up Don's.
The restaurant has been a fixture in Los Angeles for more than 30 years, and has a large following in the region.
The Sarasotta chain of restaurants has seen many controversies recently.
Last month, a woman posted an ad on the restaurants website featuring a picture of a woman holding a bloody shirt with the words 'HARD DRUGS' written on it.
The post drew the ire of Sarasotes community, who claimed that the woman was an illegal immigrant.
The Sarassot restaurant chain has also been accused of racism.
On February 7, 2018, a restaurant owner posted an image of himself in front of a Sarasoto's restaurant with the message, "If I was a black person I'd be in jail.
Why don't you guys kill me?"
He also posted a picture with a hand gesture, saying "Hands up don't shoot."
The owner also posted that he was "proud of the fact that the Sarassots have not only fought racism, but they've actually gotten the message."
On February 8, the Sarastots' Facebook page was flooded with angry comments, including a threat of violence and the use of racial slurs.
On the following day, a post on the Sarasin's Facebook page read, "The Sarastotas are the most violent people in the world.
This is their world."
In a subsequent post, the owner posted a photo of himself holding an AK-47 rifle, stating "this is the type of gun I want in my hands."
He also said that Sarasoters were trying to "take away our guns and turn them into a gun in their hands."
On March 7, Sarasotin's Facebook group was suspended and the Facebook page has been taken down.
A Sarasote Facebook group has also since been created, but it has not been active since May 6.
The group is no longer available on the Facebook website.
The owner of the Sarasaots Facebook page also told local news outlet KABC that he plans to open up the restaurant to more people if they can help him open it up to them.
He also stated that he has a lot of work to do.
"If they don't like it, they can just move the business to another location.
If they want to get rid of it, we can open it again.
But if they don' want to go to another place, that's fine too."
A Sarasolta Restaurant Facebook page and Sarasotti's Facebook account have been taken offline, and a post announcing the restaurant is no more has been made on the page.
The Los Angeles City Council is currently debating a resolution in support of a bill that would make it illegal to promote hate or violence against an individual based on race, religion, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability or age.
The bill has already passed the City Council.
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By Mike Goodridge2011-11-06T01:31:00+00:00
Montreal-based Mediabiz — now reorganised into production arm Mediamax and financial products division Mediabiz Capital — is making an aggressive play in the international film business. Mike Goodridge spoke to group CEO Karine Martin
When producer Ed Pressman sat down at Cannes 2009 with Karine Martin, the CEO of Montreal-based Mediabiz International, he was in the process of raising finance for Canadian director Mary Harron's The Moth Diaries. If the film did not go into production three months later in August, the project would lose its actors and shortly afterwards the underlying rights to the material. Martin took on the challenge giving it, she says, "a shot of adrenalin".
"We structured it as a Canada-Ireland co-production and made a substantial investment ourselves," she explains. "Between Telefilm Canada, the Harold Greenberg Fund, the Irish Film Board and Ireland's Section 481 tax relief, post-production house Windmill Lane and a private US investor, we put together the $11m budget."
The film, which played in Venice and Toronto this year, marks a new departure for Mediabiz, a 12-year-old company which is looking to make a splash on the international film and TV scene.
Mediabiz was set up in 2000 by Jean-Francois Doray as a financial consultant for investors in film productions and slates in Los Angeles; Martin joined Doray as a partner in 2002 and the two relocated the operation back to their home town, Montreal. There they continued to advise investors and film funds mainly from Europe on how to navigate the muddy waters of Hollywood, and later moved onto bigger projects, advising the government of Belgium, for example, on how to structure the country's film tax shelter deal. Corporate clients included Caisse de dépot et placement du Québec, Royal Bank Of Scotland and ABN Amro.
"Eventually we decided that this kind of advising was not the best option for Mediabiz," says Martin. "Either the deal happened and we got a fee or it didn't happen and we had no revenue. So we put Mediabiz on pause and focused on raising enough capital for a production company."
'Once we take a project on, we have the resources to make it happen'
Karine Martin, Mediabiz
The resulting outfit, Mediamax, is co-owned by Mediabiz and pension fund Fondaction, and has its own development fund. Meanwhile a new financing entity, Mediabiz Capital, was established under Doray with backing from private investors and debt financing. It is designed to provide a range of services such as financing gap, bridge, pre-sales and tax credits and subsidies. Mediabiz Capital's services are focused on bringing project business to Mediamax.
"Mediamax can act as a production company which originates a project or act as a service producer, co-producer or executive producer," says Martin. "Once we take on a project, we have the resources to make it happen. We have a development team and about 50 projects in development but we realise we also need to jump onto third-party projects."
In addition to The Moth Diaries, the company has boarded a JK Rowling biopic for Lifetime Television in the US and Maina, a $9m native-language Canadian epic which received a large part of its financing from Innu and Inuit native communities. Through a production partnership with Singapore's Toonz Entertainment, for which it raised financing in the past, the company is also developing animated feature Lazy Jack which is being set up as a co-production between Canada and a European country to be determined.
While Mediabiz Capital can finance tax credits from any country and has strong relationships with private investors around the world, Mediamax is designed to act as the perfect Canadian partner.
"We want to be as hands-on as possible in production," says Martin. "We don't want to be passive investors. In fact our investors feel that production is one of our strengths and that is what we sold them on. For any project looking to shoot in Canada or with Canadian elements, we're a one-stop shop with our development, production and financing solutions."
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Martin started her career as an attorney for two large law firms in Canada.
She joined Mediabiz in 2002, and has been involved in raising equity, fund management and financial engineering for media groups, international banks, funds and producers throughout Asia, North America and Europe. Mediabiz also lent her services to Lagardere Group as COO of one of its financing entities.
She has acted as executive producer or financier on more than 30 film and TV projects.
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Pilcher v. Beasley
No. 2:18cv00159-JM-JJV (E.D. Ark. Feb. 20, 2019)
Pilcherv.Beasley
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS EASTERN DIVISIONFeb 20, 2019
No. 2:18cv00159-JM-JJV
ORLANDO LEWAYNE PILCHER, Reg #12165-042 Petitioner, v. GENE BEASLEY, Warden, FCI - Forrest City, Respondent.
JOE J. VOLPE UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE
PROPOSED FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The following recommended disposition has been sent to United States District Judge James M. Moody, Jr. Any party may serve and file written objections to this recommendation. Objections should be specific and should include the factual or legal basis for the objection. If the objection is to a factual finding, specifically identify that finding and the evidence that supports your objection. An original and one copy of your objections must be received in the office of the United States District Court Clerk no later than fourteen (14) days from the date of the findings and recommendations. The copy will be furnished to the opposing party. Failure to file timely objections may result in a waiver of the right to appeal questions of fact.
If you are objecting to the recommendation and also desire to submit new, different, or additional evidence, and to have a new hearing for this purpose before either the District Judge or Magistrate Judge, you must, at the time you file your written objections, include the following:
1. Why the record made before the Magistrate Judge is inadequate.
2. Why the evidence to be proffered at the new hearing (if such a hearing is granted) was not offered at the hearing before the Magistrate Judge.
3. The details of any testimony desired to be introduced at the new hearing in the form of an offer of proof, and a copy, or the original, of any documentary or other non-testimonial evidence desired to be introduced at the new hearing.
From this submission, the District Judge will determine the necessity for an additional evidentiary hearing. Mail your objections and "Statement of Necessity" to:
Clerk, United States District Court
Eastern District of Arkansas
600 West Capitol Avenue, Suite A149
Little Rock, AR 72201-3325
I. PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On October 31, 2005, Petitioner pled guilty to two counts of Distribution of Crack Cocaine, in violation of 21 U.S.C. 841(a) and (b)(1)(A), in the Northern District of Mississippi. United States v. Pilcher, No. 4:05-cr-00034-SA-JMV-1 (N.D. Miss), Doc. No. 31. The Court imposed judgment on March 8, 2006, sentencing him to 300 months of incarceration to be followed by five years of supervised release. United States v. Pilcher, No. 4:05-cr-00034-SA-JMV-1 (N.D. Miss), Doc. No. 38 at 1. Mr. Pilcher did not pursue an appeal of the conviction. Pilcher v. United States, 2011 WL 6826505, at *1 (N.D. Miss. Dec. 28, 2011). However, in October 2011, over five years after his conviction, Mr. Pilcher filed a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2255 in the Northern District of Mississippi challenging his sentence. Id. The Court denied his Petition as untimely on December 28, 2011. Id at 2.
On November 17, 2011, while his first Petition was still pending, Mr. Pilcher filed another Petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2241 in the Eastern District of California, where he was incarcerated at the time. Pilcher v. Pepper, No. 2:11-cv-03044-CKD (E.D. Cal.), Doc. No. 1. This Petition was transferred back to the Northern District of Mississippi, where it was denied as successive. Pilcher v. Pepper, No. 4:11-cv-00136-SA-SAA (N.D. Miss), Doc. No. 18.
Now, Mr. Pilcher, an inmate at the Forrest City Low Federal Correctional Institute, seeks relief from this Court through the filing of another 28 U.S.C. § 2241 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus. (Doc. No. 2.) After careful consideration of the Petition, for the following reasons, I find this Court lacks jurisdiction and recommend the Petition be dismissed.
II. ANALYSIS
Mr. Pilcher raises just one claim in his Petition. He says he is challenging the validity of the evidence used against him at trial, specifically the instruments used against him for his "arrest, restraint and detainment (the indictment/arrest warrant)". (Doc. No. 2. at 3.)
Although he initiated this cause of action as a 28 U.S.C. § 2241 habeas corpus petition, all of Mr. Pilcher's claims relate to his conviction and sentence from the Northern District of Mississippi. And inmates seeking to challenge the lawfulness of the imposition of their federal convictions and sentences must generally bring a 28 U.S.C. § 2255 petition to the sentencing court. Abdullah v. Hedrick, 392 F.3d 957, 959 (8th Cir. 2004). Because a § 2255 petition attacks the validity of the conviction or sentence, it is a "further step in the movant's criminal case," and subject matter jurisdiction lies with the convicting and sentencing court. DeSimone v. Lacy, 805 F.2d 321, 323 (8th Cir. 1986); Thompson v. Smith, 719 F.2d 938, 940 (8th Cir. 1983). In contrast, a § 2241 habeas corpus petition attacks the execution of a sentence, or the manner in which the sentence is being carried out, and is properly brought before the court presiding in the judicial district where the prisoner is incarcerated. Matheny v. Morrison, 307 F.3d 709, 711-12 (8th Cir. 2002); DeSimone, 805 F.2d at 323; Nichols v. Symmes, 553 F.3d 647, 649 (8th Cir. 2009). Based upon the arguments set forth in the Petition, it is clear that Mr. Pilcher is continuing to argue about the validity of his conviction and sentence, rather than the manner in which his sentence is being carried out.
As a purely practical matter, it is the burden of the prisoner to demonstrate that § 2255 relief in the sentencing court could would be unavailable or ineffective. DeSimone, 805 F.2d at 323 (quoting Von Ludwitz v. Ralston, 716 F.2d 528, 529 (8th Cir. 1983) (per curiam)). In establishing such a requirement, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has clearly stated:
Significantly, in order to establish a remedy is "inadequate or ineffective" under § 2255, there must be more than a procedural barrier to bringing a § 2255 petition. This court has held a § 2255 motion is not 'inadequate or ineffective' merely because: (1) "§ 2255 relief has already been denied," (2) "[the] petitioner has been denied permission to file a second or successive § 2255 motion," (3) "a second or successive § 2255 motion has been dismissed," or (4) "[the] petitioner has allowed the one year statute of limitations and/or grace period to expire."
Hill v. Morrison, 349 F.3d 1089, 1091 (8th Cir. 2003) (citing United States v. Lurie, 207 F.3d 1075, 1077 (8th Cir. 2000)).
The situation described in Morrison applies in this case. For this Court to be permitted to invoke jurisdiction over these claims, Mr. Pilcher must prove the inadequacy or ineffectiveness of seeking § 2255 relief from the sentencing court. Abdullah v. Hedrick, 392 F.3d 957, 959 (8th Cir. 2004); Hill, 349 F.3d at 1091. Having tried and failed at a § 2255 petition in the Northern District of Mississippi does not automatically render such a petition ineffective or inadequate as a matter of law. Mr. Pilcher could apply to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit for permission to file a successive § 2255 petition to present the claims he sets forth. Mr. Pilcher provides no cognizable justification for this successive petition that would allow me to evaluate his claims here.
Accordingly, this Court lacks jurisdiction and this Petition must be dismissed or transferred. And because Mr. Pilcher has already unsuccessfully sought § 2255 relief, he must petition the Fifth Circuit for the opportunity to file a second or successive petition before a transfer would be appropriate. Therefore, I recommend dismissal of his Petition rather than transfer.
III. CONCLUSION
IT IS, THEREFORE, RECOMMENDED that the Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus (Doc. No. 2) be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
DATED this 20th day of February 2019.
/s/_________
JOE J. VOLPE
UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE


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Fresh from selling their company, the Baker family has moved into a posh new home. Bailey seems to be living the life and even has a crush on a pretty female dog, Trixie. But things get turned upside down when Felix, the adorable Pomeranian Trixie's family has been fostering, is suddenly snatched by a shady character named TC, who mistakes him for the big boss' dog. Bailey and his brother, Duke, must now find Felix and keep him from being part of an "exchange" in historic Cowtown. Truman and Abbi, the Baker's kids, help in the search efforts, teaming up with Trixie's owner, Marc, who just happens to be the cute guy Abbi has a crush on! Chaos ensues as they face a multitude of obstacles in trying to rescue the sweet doggie. Will Bailey and the gang save Felix? And will Bailey win the love of his sweetheart?Adventures of Bailey: A Night in Cowtown featuring Frank Mosley and Mark Hanson is free on Freevee (Via Prime Video), available for rent or purchase on Google Play, and available for rent or purchase on VUDU. It's a comedy and family movie with an average IMDb audience rating of 6.5 (63 votes).
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Fresh from selling their company, the Baker family has moved into a posh new home. Bailey seems to be living the life and even has a crush on a pretty female dog, Trixie. But things get turned upside down when Felix, the adorable Pomeranian Trixie's family has been fostering, is suddenly snatched by a shady character named TC, who mistakes him for the big boss' dog. Bailey and his brother, Duke, must now find Felix and keep him from being part of an "exchange" in historic Cowtown. Truman and Abbi, the Baker's kids, help in the search efforts, teaming up with Trixie's owner, Marc, who just happens to be the cute guy Abbi has a crush on! Chaos ensues as they face a multitude of obstacles in trying to rescue the sweet doggie. Will Bailey and the gang save Felix? And will Bailey win the love of his sweetheart?
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Original Release Date: Jan 1, 2013


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Home FEATURE School officials: 'Students' safety is our number one priority'
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School officials: 'Students' safety is our number one priority'
by Trent Reed May 27, 2022
by Trent Reed May 27, 2022 0 comment
Lamar County school officials want families to rest assured their children's safety remains the utmost priority.
North Lamar ISD's Police Chief Mike Boaz, echoing the sentiment all districts share, said "our thoughts and prayers go out to the community of Uvalde."
Plan for Critical Incidents
North Lamar ISD's plan for critical incidents provides a safe avenue for its students and staff in the event of an active shooter.
"We train our staff members each year and conduct drills throughout the school year to stay updated," Boaz said. "We also adopted a plan and put it in place several years ago, to have staff members who are trained and armed. They are placed in strategic locations within the district for the protection of the students."
Chisum ISD Police Chief Vance Boehler said Chisum has "numerous things in place to ensure our students and staff remain safe."
"We practice active shooter drills several times a year. We do soft lockdowns as well as full lockdowns," Boehler said. "Every year we train every single staff member in CPR and Stop the bleed training every year."
Boehler said Chisum ISD's staff trains multiple times over the summer, "and at least once during the school year – sometimes more."
Jeff Ballard, Prairiland ISD Superintendent said the district's doors are locked at all times, all glass is shatterproof, all visitors are questioned before entering the building and teachers are trained on lockdowns and safety protocols.
Paris ISD established its school-based police department nine years ago "to ensure the safety and security of our students and staff," said Paris ISD Director of Safety and Security Brad Ruthart.
Paris ISD houses one officer at each campus, with two on the high school's campus; and the assistant chief monitors each campus throughout the day, monitoring the parking lots and outside buildings.
"Paris ISD police department currently has ten TECOLE certified armed police officers. All the police officers have more than 20 years of law enforcement experience and all have thousands of mandated training hours," Ruthart said.
Ruthart said officers are trained in all facets of school-based policing – mental health training, conflict resolution, threat assessment, and other school-based police tactics.
"Each officer is highly qualified and dedicated to the well-being of the students and the district," Ruthart said.
Paris ISD also uses a state-of-the-art video surveillance system, covering 100% of each campus and is monitored by campus police and staff. The district has also used grants and donations to increase physical security – buildings, doors, windows and classrooms.
While all Paris ISD campuses are considered "closed campuses", visitors, similar to the other districts, have to enter each school through the front door. Visitors are "buzzed in," visit the main office, present valid ID card – scanned into the school's check-in system, examining the visitor's potential criminal history.
"A visitor must have a valid reason for being inside the school. Under most circumstances, only parents, guardians, or grandparents are allowed inside," Ruthart said.
Having faculty and staff at Paris ISD trained in the ALICE active shooter response method empowers them to assess and act on a situation accordingly – encouraging them to fight, hide or run based on subjective circumstances.
Teachers Trained to Carry
Some teachers at Prairiland, Chisum and North Lamar ISD are trained to carry a firearm, and according to officials are "strategically placed throughout the district for the protection of the students."
Ballard said Prairiland ISD's staff handgun qualify during the year, and each person goes through training with a licensed professional each summer.
"The number one reason for those carrying," Ballard said, "is to make contact with the shooter and to take attention away from the kids and give law enforcement time to get to our campuses."
Boehler said Chisum has its guardian members throughout the district "to cover all of our points of entry on all of our campuses."
"Our guardian members train several times a year separate from the student and the rest of the staff," Boehler said.
Boaz said NLISD adopted a plan put in place to have some staff members trained and armed.
"They are placed in strategic locations within the district for the protection of the students," Boaz said.
'See something, say something' – How To Report
Ballard (P'land ISD) said the number one preventative measure to stop any dire situation is to report anything unusual to faculty or staff as soon as possible.
"Contact any teacher or school personnel if they know something," Ballard said. "Even if it seems very minor."
Paris ISD has an app and website for students "or anyone to report situations."
"The reporter may remain anonymous, if desired," Ruthart (PISD) said. "We ask students, staff, parents, and all citizens to report anything they deem unusual on social media."
Ruthart said everyone is encouraged to keep them informed about anything someone feels they should know.
"No matter how big or small of an incident, it is our job at PISD to keep our students and faculty safe," Ruthart said.
Boehler said staff at Chisum ISD are trained to not only see something, say something.
"We have our staff members report to resource officers and/or administration if anyone or anything doesn't look right or a person isn't acting right," Boehler said. "We address those concerns as quickly as possible. Most of our teachers will interact with the person in question that doesn't seem to be acting right and carry on a conversation with them until someone from the safety teams we have in place can come to the location of the troubled person."
Boaz said North Lamar ISD's student crime stoppers program works "well in handling reports of threats."
"Crime Stoppers and our threat assessment teams that were formed after Senate Bill 11, have proven to be very productive resources," Boaz said.
'Your child's well-being, safety, security are top priorities'
Officials at each district ensure children's safety is the number one priority.
"Rest assured, your children's well-being, safety, and security are top priorities at Paris ISD," Ruthart said.
Boehler, echoing Ruthart, said Chisum has safety as its highest priority.
"If our staff and kids are safe and feel safe they can learn and succeed without any worry. Chisum constantly looks for ways to make the district safer," Boehler said.
Boaz said all of these programs working along with the North Lamar Police Officers, have been very efficient in handling threats as they arise.
"Our students' safety is our number one priority," Boaz said.
Ballard said its teacher and school personnel are there to ensure students remain safe while going through school's day-to-day activities.
"We want to make sure every step is taken because the safety of our students and staff alike remain and will always be the top priority," Ballard said.
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While the Harlem-born singer's recording career has seen the release of seven albums during the past 16 years (she was 19 when her 1998 debut, Turn the Heat Up!, was released), the sounds instilled by her father — a vocal style both earthshaking and intimate — still guide Copeland's music today.
"I've stolen everything I possibly can from him — his phrasing, everything. But people don't really recognize that because I'm a woman. If I was a man, it would be different. Also, if I played guitar, I think people would notice more. Dr. John always says that I approach the music vocally the way a man would. And it's true because I always listen to male singers. My father was a great singer, so yeah, I stole everything from him. He's in there. He's in everything that I do."
The great Taylor proved another profound mentoring figure, from the time she befriended Copeland as a blooming talent to the time the former's title of Queen of the Blues was formally given to her young protégé. But that wasn't at all what Copeland treasured most about their friendship.
"Let me just say that woman was amazing," Copeland says of Taylor, who died in 2009. "In terms of talent, she was unmatchable. But what I loved most about her was that she was so kind to me. She didn't know me. She didn't know anything about me. She just heard that I was a girl who could sing. So this woman took me under her wings and was kind to me. As I started out, she would call me to see how I was doing. She would call my mom to see how I was doing. She was instrumental in giving me advice on how to survive out on the road. She just went above and beyond what you would think anyone would do for a person.
"Today, I'm just proud to be called a blues singer and a blues artist. So many other people feel being called that limits you. Well, it hasn't limited me in any kind of way. I sing what I want to sing about. If I want to rock out, I rock out. If I want to be funky, I'm funky. Whatever I want to do, I do it."


When an emcee has as much to say as REKS, the 16-bar verse often seems like little more than a stultifying convention. Today, we get to hear what happens when the Boston rhymesayer breaks out of that box and, sure enough, the results are glorious. Part of his forthcoming collaborative set with Hazardis Soundz, this new single sees the Queens beatsmith serving up a head-noddable, sample-laced beat as REKS rattles off a whopping 54 uninterrupted bars. Over the course of his extended verse, he mixes cocksure braggadocio and battle rhymes with more personal ruminations. On the front, he lets his kids know just how much he's missing them when he's on tour: "Wish I could be there to kiss you, distance the issue / Relentless the grizzle." Feeling it? More intricate bars and quality beats await on Eyes Watching God, scheduled for independent release this coming spring.


Nationals Senator John 'Wacka' Williams says that politicians working in Canberra 'generally' want to help Australia but 'just disagree on how' to do it. After 11 years in the Senate, Mr Williams retired on Wednesday and gave his valedictory speech. Mr Williams says despite the back and forth nature of politics, other members are 'close mates' of his and share a passion for their job and their country. The Senator was a driving force behind the Banking Royal Commission, running inquiries into financial services and the Australian Securities Investment Commission.


Since its raining so much and i can't work because of that i am going to stream some LoL in a few minutes. Come join if you have the time.
Streaming some LoL again, later ill stream Cube World when i co-op with a friend of mine.
over the next few days, me and Zeikuu will be streaming our leisurely strolls through FFXII:IZJS with kinda similar setups.
I probably won't be able to hang around as much as I would like to since I'm pretty busy this semester.
Xenoblade Chronicles for the Wii is being streamed on the FFTogether twitch page come hang out.
Looks nice. I would add a bit more text and maybe leave the "Da" in "Da Rules" to Da Boss's personal channel Another thing to add is "Games finished on the stream so far" and a streaming schedule.
I thought the Da was a nice reference xD, but i can always change it yeah. Good idea for the Games finished, ill get on that somewhere this week. The streaming schedule has to be only for you since i can only stream when i don't have to work at night.
For those who are interested i am streaming on my own channel tonight. I will probably be doing Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze for the WiiU.
Time to finally finish Xenoblade Chronicles!
Finally defeated the last boss! ^_^ Too bad the stream dropped for a few seconds after that and I can't make a highlight now.
I will update some of the info like finished games later today or tomorrow.


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Last updated on: 1/11/2018 | Author: ProCon.org
How Many Prostitutes Are in the United States and the Rest of the World?
General Reference (not clearly pro or con)
NoBullying.com, an information portal for parents, teens and teachers, in a Sep. 26, 2016 article on its website titled "Prostitution Statistics: What You Need to Know," wrote:
"According to Foundation Scelles, as reported in Le Figaro:
Worldwide there is an estimation of 40-42 million prostitutes.
80 percent of the world population of prostitutes are female and range in age between 13-25.
90 percent of all prostitutes are dependent on a pimp.While these statistics about prostitution are just touching the surface, they indicate the extent of the sex-for-sale industry worldwide.There are an estimated 1-2 million prostitutes in the United States…
A look at male prostitution statistics shows that of the 40-42 million prostitutes in the world, 8-8.42 million are thought to be men… In a report published by the Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, 50% of the 100,000 children trafficked for sex are boys."
Sep. 26, 2016 - NoBullying.com
Havocscope, a provider of data on the black market, in a 2015 book titled Prostitution: Prices and Statistics of the Global Sex Trade, wrote:
"Over $180 billion is spent each year on the global sex trade, with over 10 million women providing services as prostitutes. Some are forced into the trade due to human traffickers, while others enter the trade due to financial hardships…
The number of prostitutes by country were collected from a wide range of public sources. Among the sources included security services estimates, reporting by public health programs, and other monitoring data from global criminal justice programs.
China 5,000,000
United States 1,000,000
Philippines 800,000
Mexico 500,000
Germany 400,000
Brazil 250,000 children
Thailand 250,000
Bangladesh 200,000
South Korea 147,000
Turkey 118,000
Taiwan 100,000
Cambodia 70,000
Ukraine 67,500
United Kingdom 58,000
Kenya 50,000 children
Vietnam 33,000
South Africa 30,000 children
United Arab Emirates 30,000
France 20,000
Switzerland 20,000
Poland 19,000
Mongolia 19,000
Israel 17,500
Costa Rica 15,000
Netherlands 7,000
New Zealand 3,500
Denmark 3,200
Ireland 1,000."
2015 - Havocscope
Stephanie Chen, former Writer-Producer for CNN, stated in her Aug. 28, 2009 CNN.com article titled "'John Schools' Try to Change Attitudes about Paid Sex":
"No comprehensive effort has been made to track the numbers, but experts estimate 1 million to 2 million prostitutes work in the United States. The FBI's 2007 Uniform Crime Report lists about 78,000 arrests for prostitution and commercialized vice, but experts say those numbers are extremely conservative because many sex workers and johns aren't caught."
Aug. 28, 2009 - Stephanie Chen
The Prostitutes' Education Network stated in its article "Prostitution in The United States – The Statistics," posted on its website (accessed Aug. 28, 2013):
"It is difficult to estimate the number of persons who currently work, or have ever worked as prostitutes for many reasons including the various definitions of prostitution. National arrest figures [in the United States] range over 100,000. The National Task Force on Prostitution suggests that over one million people in the US have worked as prostitutes in the United States, or about 1% of American women."
Aug. 28, 2013 - Sex Workers Education Network (formerly Prostitutes' Education Network)
John Potterat, Former Director of STD/AIDS Programs for El Paso County (Colorado) Department of Health & Environment, et al., wrote in the May 1990 Journal of Sex Research article titled "Estimating the Prevalence and Career Longevity of Prostitute Women":
"Analyzed data on the prevalence and career longevity of prostitute women in Colorado Springs during nearly 2 decades, starting in 1970… The density of full-time equivalent prostitutes (FTEPs) appears to be about 23 per 100,000 population. By extension to the nation, it is estimated that an average of about 84,000 women, or about 59,000 FTEPs, worked as prostitutes in the US annually during the 1980s."
May 1990 - John Potterat
Élaine Audet, Associate Editor, and Micheline Carrier, Founder and Editor, of Sisyphe.org, stated in their Nov. 30, 2004 article "Decriminalize Prostituted Women, Not Prostitution," posted on the Sisyphe.org website:
"In 2001, the number of prostitutes in the world is estimated at 40 million."
Nov. 30, 2004 - Micheline Carrier Élaine Audet
Jean Vandepitte, MD, et. al., in the June 2006 Sexually Transmitted Infections article "Estimates of the Number of Female Sex Workers in Different Regions of the World," wrote:
"In sub-Saharan Africa, the FSW [Female Sex Workers] prevalence [percent equals estimated number of FSW in an area multiplied by 100 and divided by the size of an area's female population between the ages of 15-49] in the capitals ranged between 0.7% and 4.3% and in other urban areas between 0.4% and 4.3%. Population surveys from this same region yielded even higher proportions of women involved in transactional sex. The national FSW prevalence in Asia ranged between 0.2% and 2.6%; in the ex-Russian Federation between 0.1% and 1.5%; in East Europe between 0.4% and 1.4%; in West Europe between 0.1% and 1.4%; and in Latin America between 0.2% and 7.4%…
[M]ost countries in the world do not know the size of this population group. The estimates of the prevalence of FSW presented in this paper show how important this hard-to-reach population group is in all parts of the world."
June 2006 - Jean Vandepitte, MD
David Kanouse, PhD, Senior Behavioral Scientists at the RAND Corporation, et al., in the Feb. 1999 Journal of Sex Research article "Drawing a Probability Sample of Female Street Prostitutes in Los Angeles County," wrote:
"[L]ittle of what is known about the size of this population… has been derived from careful scientific study. Most studies of prostitutes rely on samples of convenience, typically recruiting in jails, STD clinics, and methadone maintenance programs. A few studies also include outreach recruitment of respondents in areas known for street prostitution…
The usual way to minimize sampling bias is through the use of probability sampling techniques. However, the nature of commercial sex work makes that approach especially difficult. Because prostitution is an illicit activity, registries or rosters of prostitutes are not available… persons in the general population who are willing to admit to such activity is inefficient and unlikely to yield satisfactory coverage of the target population."
Feb. 1999 - David Kanouse, PhD
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by Ang | Jun 16, 2020 | Animal Love | 0 comments
While you're reading this in the comfort of your home or maybe —if you're not under lockdown—at a cozy coffee shop somewhere, more than 115 million animals are enduring unspeakable pain and suffering in laboratories around the world.
They've never known freedom or what it means to be loved and cared for. They've never set foot outside.
These are sentient beings with vibrant personalities, rich social lives and a strong aversion to pain. And yet, to humans they're nothing more than lab appartus. An expendable means to an end.
Take the hidden lives of mice and rats, for example. They care deeply for their offspring and forge strong social bonds within their groups. But, along with birds, other rodents, and coldblooded animals, they're not protected under the Animal Welfare Act.
Who came to that mind-blowing conclusion?
Animal Testing is Bad Science
It's 2020. You'd think by now we'd have put these archaic ways behind us. Sadly, we haven't. It's not like we don't have alternatives. And besides, animal testing has proven time and again to produce flawed results.
A study published by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) concluded that along with being unreliable, animal experimentation also poses a harm to humans.
Yet still we persist.
There are numerous cases where animal test results failed to predict dangers. In one instance, a drug that showed no ill effects on mice, rats and monkeys resulted in death and brain damage when given to human volunteers.
If you're still not convinced, Peta.org compiled an in-depth list of common statements supporting animal experimentation followed by the arguments against them. However you look at it, animal testing is bad science.
On a more positive note, the FDA and the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) both agree that when it comes to COVID-19, we can't waste time on animal tests.
"Last month, for the first time in history, both the FDA and the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) greenlighted a landmark human clinical trial of a vaccine without first requiring extensive animal tests." [Source: Peta.org]
Perhaps they'll finally recognise animal testing for what it is: a cruel and unnecessary barrier to "getting quick, safe, and effective medicines and vaccines for humans onto the market."
Let's hope Peta.org is successful in their bid to get the FDA to stop requiring cruel, wasteful animal tests for all drugs—not just treatments for COVID-19.
We Need to Change the 'Empty Laws' that Currently Protect Lab Animals
While there's a small glimmer of hope that things will change for the better in the future, we need to remember that for the research animals still behind bars, the suffering is far from over. They need our help more than ever.
[Watch] Empty Laws: A Short Film
In 2018, the New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) and We Animals released Empty Laws, a short film documenting the impact of weak regulatory standards on primates in labs.
By exposing the unnecessary suffering that takes place behind locked laboratory doors, the film captures what is wrong with already weak regulatory standards. It's not an easy watch—these types of documentaries never are—but don't let that be an excuse to shy away from it.
The only way to fix a broken system is by facing it head on. Knowing something intellectually isn't enough, we need to get it at a gut level to fully grasp the need for change.
"By definition, the life of a research animal is a life of trauma. If maintaining not only the physical, but also the psychological wellbeing of primates in labs cannot be done, then their use in labs must simply end." —Kelly Guerin, Empty Laws Director
5 Ways You Can Help Lab Animals
Animal research has to stop, and it's up to us as individuals to make that happen. We can take a stand, we can petition and protest, we can vote with our pocketbooks. We can be the voice for the voiceless.
1. Help Spread the Word
The easiest way is to make a difference is to spread the word on social media. Talk about it to your friends, family and colleagues. Encourage them to shop responsibly by supporting cruelty-free brands. The more we put it out there, the better our chances of putting an end to this abhorrent practice.
Share Empty Laws on social media. Encourage everyone you know to do the same and tell them why it's important. Oftentimes, it's ignorance that leads us to make poor choices, such as buying products that are tested on animals.
2. Take Action Against Animal Testing
The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is dedicated to saving and improving human and animal lives through plant-based diets and ethical and effective scientific research.
Visit their website to find out how you can help by donating or taking action to end animal use. Along with highlighting current issues, they also offer a wealth of information about the alternatives to animal testing.
3. Have Your Say
By filling out this form online you can put pressure on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) not to weaken existing requirements for researchers seeking to use animals in research. This simple act can make a big difference to the countless lab animals suffering in the name of science.
Join the call for governments to prioritise and support advanced methods, more relevant to humans, to accelerate the development of vaccines and treatments for COVID-19. Find out more and sign and share World Day for Laboratory Animals' new petition today.
If you live in the U.K., ask your MP to sign Early Day Motion #2228: Developing Innovative Science – Better for Animals. You can find a template letter at Animal Defenders International.
In the US and Canada, you can help put an end to animal testing for cosmetics and the sale of animal-tested products by asking your legislator to support the US Humane Cosmetics Act.
You could also petition brands directly if you know they test their products on animals. Care2.com has enjoyed many wins with this method. Their Start a Petition page has all the information you need to make your cause heard.
4. Choose Cruelty-Free Products
Taking action and spreading the word are important, but there's something else you can do every single day that will have a big impact. Choose to support only those brands that sport the Leaping Bunny Logo.
It's easy enough to spot on the packaging, but you can also search by company or brand name as well as browse by product category on the Cruelty Free International website. Every dollar spent with a like-minded company is a vote against animal testing.
Helpfully, the guys at Freedom Rescue Project have put together a PDF that highlights brands that test on animals as well as one showcasing brands that do not test on animals. There's even app you can download to help on your mission.
Cruelty-Cutter is makes cruelty-free shopping simple. If you're not sure about an item you're thinking of buying, a quick scan of it will yield an immediate response about its animal testing status.
It may seem like too much of a problem to overcome alone, but there is actually a lot we can each do to make a difference.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." —Margaret Mead
A film like Empty Laws highlights the importance of making ethically sound choices. Because it's only when demand for products that are tested on animals diminishes that companies will stop making them.
Choosing cruelty-free products is one of the easiest ways you can make a difference to the lab animals. It's also better for your health and the environment. Think of it as a win/win/win.
And you know how much we love those.
5. Support Animal Welfare Groups
Animal welfare groups like NEAVS and We Animals work tirelessly to ensure all animals are protected and free from harm. There are also plenty of awesome rescue groups, such as New Life Animal Sanctuary and The Beagle Freedom Project, helping lab animals live out the remainder of their lives in a safe and loving environment.
Organizations the world over are doing what they can to make a difference, and it's incumbent upon all of us to support their efforts in whatever way we can. Whether that's by donating to their cause or spreading word of their efforts, every bit helps.
Here's Why We Need to Stop Animal Testing
There are lots of other ways to make a difference, such as helping research animals get adopted and donating to organizations that are fighting to put an end to animal testing.
Since its inception 40 years ago, World Day For Laboratory Animals (April 24) has resulted in one million fewer tests on animals. A lot of lab animals have also been saved. Take a look at these video clips to see why it's so important to support a cruelty-free world.
[Watch] Rescued Rabbits Take First Steps of Freedom
[Watch] Animals Freed From Lab Testing
[Watch] Laboratory Chimpanzee Released to Sanctuary
[Watch] Former Lab Animals See Sunshine for the First Time
[Watch] Animals Taste Freedom for the Very First Time
Our planet is facing enormous challenges right now: climate change, poverty, food and water security and, of course, COVID-19. All of them seem impossible to tackle, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try.
Right now, people all over the world are making a difference in big and small ways. Every effort adds up. As the Danish journalist Jacob Riis reminds us, a stonecutter never splits the rock on the first blow. But if he hammers away long enough, it will eventually give.
Ultimately, animal testing is bad science. It doesn't work. If we all help spread the word in an informative and non-antagonistic way, we can eventually put an end to this barbaric and outdated practice.
"Ask the experimenters why they experiment on animals, and the answer is: 'Because the animals are like us.' Ask the experimenters why it is morally OK to experiment on animals, and the answer is: 'Because the animals are not like us.' Animal experimentation rests on a logical contradiction." —Professor Charles R. Magel
Just like humane meat, happy lab animals are a story we tell ourselves to feel better about our actions. As Peta.org rightly says, animals aren't ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way.
It's time to wake up and realise that all lives matter.
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Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta
Elizabeth Ann L. Enninga, Regan N. Theiler
Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) is a rodent disease that can be transmitted to humans. A majority of persons infected with LCMV have only minor symptoms; however, it can cross the placental barrier during pregnancy and cause congenital defects in the fetus. Some viral infections early in gestation are hypothesized to lead to worse outcomes compared to those acquired during late gestation; however, LCMV has not been studied in this context. In the present study, differences in immunomodulation between the first- and third-trimester placental explants infected with LCMV were measured. LCMV replication was observed in the first-trimester chorionic villi, but not in term. The term placenta exhibited a robust innate immune response to infection by LCMV, marked by induction of ifn-α, il-6, and tnf-α gene expression which was not seen in the first-trimester explants. Cytokine secretion was also only seen in term explants. The results indicate that the first-trimester and term placentas differ in their permissiveness for LCMV infection, inversely correlating with the innate antiviral responses. This has implications for developing effective mechanisms that protect the fetus from infection based on stage of development.
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Enninga, E. A. L., & Theiler, R. N. (2019). Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta. Journal of Immunology Research, 2019, [7375217]. https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/7375217
Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta. / Enninga, Elizabeth Ann L.; Theiler, Regan N.
In: Journal of Immunology Research, Vol. 2019, 7375217, 2019.
Enninga, EAL & Theiler, RN 2019, 'Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta', Journal of Immunology Research, vol. 2019, 7375217. https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/7375217
Enninga EAL, Theiler RN. Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta. Journal of Immunology Research. 2019;2019. 7375217. https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/7375217
Enninga, Elizabeth Ann L. ; Theiler, Regan N. / Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection demonstrates higher replicative capacity and decreased antiviral response in the first-trimester placenta. In: Journal of Immunology Research. 2019 ; Vol. 2019.
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Confession: I sneaked through college without taking a single mathematics course. (Well, that's not totally true. I took a "political methods" class to fulfill my political science minor, thinking it would delve into campaign strategy. It did—the math side of it. Dear God, kill me now.) Anyway, point being, I am anything but math-savvy. I do, however, know a little something about relationship math, and that is this: When it comes to making a relationship work, the ratio of effort can't be 50:50—it's got to be 100:100.
On his website, he writes about relationship math in this way: "Relationships are not 50:50. [They're] 100:100. And I say that because you are responsible for yourself in the [relationship]. You are responsible for what you bring to the [relationship], what you elicit from your partner, what you maintain or allow with your partner. You need to look at you."
It's so easy to fall into the 50:50 trap. After all, if we come halfway, why shouldn't our partner meet us in the middle? But the middle is the area of conditions and keeping score—it's where you go to calculate giving half and getting half back.
A good relationship is about giving your all and giving it freely, without the expectation of getting the same amount back. Giving 100 percent means waking up in the morning and asking, "What can I do today to make my partner's life better?" It means even when he's not giving his all, you still step up to the proverbial chalkboard and crunch your own numbers.
There will be times when you too literally can't give 100 percent. You'll be ill or depressed or overworked, and I don't mean to imply that on these days you can't or shouldn't meet your own needs. But on these days, you'll be glad you have the kind of man who's also giving his all, expecting nothing in return.
Others will take the 100:100 principle as an argument for putting up with a partner's poor behavior. That's also not the implication here. There's no math equation, no amount of effort, that justifies staying with a man who routinely hurts you in any way.
The point is that you don't stop halfway in your relationship—you go the 100 percent distance with a partner who's willing to do the same.
What do you think about this kind of relationship math? Do you give your partner 100 percent?


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Algimantas Povilas Kaveckis (Gargzdai, Lithuania) has received his BA of history from Vilnius university, Lithuania in 2013. He participated in the post graduate program of interdisciplinary printmaking in the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw, Poland in 2014 – 2015. His works were exhibited in various group shows in Szewska Pasja Gallery, Wroclaw, Poland; Berlin blue art space, Berlin, Germany. Furthermore, his works took part in the 4th Graphic Art Biennial of Szeklerland in Romania and in Ne Read Moreo: printprize 2016 in Bolton, United Kingdom. Algimantas works are created by manipulations of reality through the images. His main working tool is photography which allows to construct different perception of reality. Artist's works are strongly affected by minimalism and abstraction.