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Malcolm X Essay
During the 1960's, the powerful speeches spoken about equality by two men about black empowerment, ultimately lead to them to their deaths. The words spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were so strong and influential, helping them gain great audiences and followers. King preached out over the "brotherhood" among races, and the importance of non-violence. Malcolm X, also advocated for the end to segregation, but emphasized the needs for blacks to become independent of the white man, and stand up for themselves. Both King and Malcolm X had similar goals in their minds, but took distinct paths to attain those goals. Both of their many speeches varied with great distinction. While the content and underlying ideas of the speeches may have different examples and ideas, they both use many common literary devices and rhetorical strategies to attain their audience's attention. It is through Malcolm X's use of emotion, together with the use of other strategies, that he ultimately created a more passionate influence on his audience.
The early lives that these men lived had much influence on how they would later view racism, and speak out on segregation. Martin Luther King Jr., born Micheal Luther King Jr., was raised with a middle-class family, where his mother and father stressed the importance of obtaining an education (Martin). Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little, came from a place filled with fear and danger, where the "Klansmen shouted threats and warnings [about how] 'the good old Christian white people' were not going to stand for [his] father's 'spreading trouble'" (X, Malcolm and 1). Malcolm's early childhood experiences would be there to haunt him for the rest of his life. The experiences that these men encountered at a young age, planted the seeds to how they would flourish into the voices of the oppressed African-American people, and the ways in which they would deliver their speeches. Malcolm X, was furious at the idea that whites where trying to keep blacks in their place, and were the reason why equality was still not being achieved.
From a young age, Malcolm had suffered the effects of racism, never forgetting his eighth grade teacher telling him that "[he had] to be realistic about being a nigger. A lawyer- [that was] no realistic goal for a nigger" (X, Malcolm and 38). X, an intelligent student sharing similar dreams as King of becoming a lawyer, where soon shattered, causing him to drop out of school, and turn to drugs in order to get money. After being in jail for six years, Malcolm finally turned to Allah, where he began preaching black supremacy, and the separation between blacks and whites. Martin Luther King Jr.'s most prominent "I have a Dream" speech is lucid with its use of emotion, and allusion. King argues that African-Americans are not free according to the rights outlined in the United-States constitution.
King not only presents his argument to the African-American community, but rather to all Americans, white and black. King delivers his argument successfully through his use of ethos. Throughout the speech, King alludes to his Christian morals, speaking out on how, "one day every valley shall be exalted, and every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight; "and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together" (Luther King). King acknowledges the fact that the majority of his audience believes in Christianity, therefore understanding the allusion to the bible. Finally, King refers to his audience as "his people." This implies that King sees his audience equal and also it shows that not only the black people are "his people."
King presents his argument towards freedom, strategically placing emphasis on his moral authority. Malcolm X, flustered by King's peaceful approach to obtaining African-American rights, wrote, "The Ballot or the Bullet," as a direct response to King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech spoken only a month before. Like King, Malcolm appeals to the emotions of his young black audience, stirring them with anger; and simultaneously, striking fear into the minds of his white listeners. Malcolm's goal for this speech was to persuade his audience to take action into their own hands and bring about a serious long lasting change. "The Ballot or the Bullet" begins with Malcolm's attempt to connect with his audience. He begins by greeting both his friends and enemies speaking out, "I just can't believe everyone in here is a friend and I don't want to leave anybody out" (X, Malcolm. Speech). X, immediately grabs the attention of his audience by, identifying with them, also putting aside religious aspects and focusing on simply "working together and putting aside their differences to fight for their rights" (Critical).
As Malcolm continues delivering his speech, his use of repetition keeps his audience aroused with anger. X repeats, "I am not…" allowing his audience to identify with him, especially when he says that he is "not an American, but a victim of Americanism" (X, Malcolm. Speech). Here, Malcolm has fallen victim to racism. When X refers to "Americanism" he refers to things the United States is guilty of, like sexism, racism, and the power that the government has over people. In this quote, he doesn't feel like a citizen of America anymore, although he should. He is equal to everyone else, but is treated otherwise just because he is African-American.
The strong and powerful words that these two men spoke out will always be remembered in the history of the civil rights movement. Although King is a heroine in the eyes of the movement, his methods of obtaining a change were very amicable. It was Malcolm X's strong militant diction, and his power to stir the crowds' emotions that helped him instill more passion in what he was arguing for. X's approach may have arisen from his catastrophic childhood, instilling him to speak out on black supremacy, and the liberation from having the government having control over them. Nevertheless, King's approach allowed him to gain more followers, but it was Malcolm X's rage against the white man, that allowed him to create a more passionate audience.
Boyer, Paul S. "The Turbulent Sixties." The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People. Lexington, MA: D.C. Heath, 1990. Print.
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Q: R survival survreg not producing a good fit I am new to using R, and I am trying to use survival analysis in order to find correlation in censored data.
The x data is the envelope mass of protostars. The y data is the intensity of an observed molecular line, and some values are upper limits. The data is:
x <- c(17.299, 4.309, 7.368, 29.382, 1.407, 3.404, 0.450, 0.815, 1.027, 0.549, 0.018)
y <- c(2.37, 0.91, 1.70, 1.97, 0.60, 1.45, 0.25, 0.16, 0.36, 0.88, 0.42)
censor <- c(0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1)

I am using the function survreg from the R Survival library
modeldata<-survreg(formula=Surv(y,censor)~x, dist="exponential", control = list(maxiter=90))

Which gives the following result:
summary(modeldata)

Call:
survreg(formula = Surv(y, censor) ~ x, dist = "exponential",
control = list(maxiter = 90))
Value Std. Error     z     p
(Intercept) -0.114      0.568 -0.20 0.841
x            0.153      0.110  1.39 0.163

Scale fixed at 1

Exponential distribution
Loglik(model)= -6.9   Loglik(intercept only)= -9
Chisq= 4.21 on 1 degrees of freedom, p= 0.04
Number of Newton-Raphson Iterations: 5
n= 11

However, when I plot the data and the model using the following method:
plot(x,y,pch=(censor+1))
xnew<-seq(0,30)
model<-predict(modeldata,list(x=xnew))
lines(xnew,model,col="red")

I get this plot of x and y data; triangles are censored data
I am not sure where I am going wrong. I have tried different distributions, but all produce similar results. The same is true when I use other data, for example:
x <- c(1.14, 1.14, 1.19, 0.78, 0.43, 0.24, 0.19, 0.16, 0.17, 0.66, 0.40)

I am also not sure if I am interpreting the results correctly.
I have tried other examples using the same method (e.g. https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/r/examples/asa/r-applied-survival-analysis-ch-1/), and it works well, as far as I can tell.
So my questions are:

*

*Am I using the correct function for fitting the data? If not, which would be more suitable?

*If it is the correct function, why is the model not fitting the data even closely? Does it have to do with the plotting?
Thank you for your help.

A: The "shape" of the relationship looks concave downward, so I would have guessed a ~ log(x) fit might be be more appropriate:
dfrm <- data.frame( x = c(17.299, 4.309, 7.368, 29.382, 1.407, 3.404, 0.450, 0.815, 1.027, 0.549, 0.018),
y = c(2.37, 0.91, 1.70, 1.97, 0.60, 1.45, 0.25, 0.16, 0.36, 0.88, 0.42),
censor= c(0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1))

modeldata<-survreg(formula=Surv(y,censor)~log(x), data=dfrm, dist="loggaussian", control = list(maxiter=90))

You code seemed appropriate:
png(); plot(y~x,pch=(censor+1),data=dfrm)
xnew<-seq(0,30)
model<-predict(modeldata,list(x=xnew))
lines(xnew,model,col="red"); dev.off()

modeldata
Call:
survreg(formula = Surv(y, censor) ~ log(x), data = dfrm, dist = "loggaussian",
    control = list(maxiter = 90))

Coefficients:
(Intercept)      log(x)
 0.02092589  0.32536509

Scale= 0.7861798

Loglik(model)= -6.6   Loglik(intercept only)= -8.8
    Chisq= 4.31 on 1 degrees of freedom, p= 0.038
n= 11

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Q: Cannot remove an empty folder with no user using by rm -rf This is a solaris machine (unix)
I have a folder contains some subfolders, but there is no file in it.
root # ls -al `find trash`
trash:
total 6
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 .
drwxr-xr-x   9 ----     ----        1024 Oct  8 06:20 ..
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 src

trash/src:
total 6
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 .
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 ..
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 tob

trash/src/tob:
total 4
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 .
drwxrwxrwx   3 root     root         512 Aug  6 07:37 ..

I try to remove it but fail:
root # rm -rf trash
rm: Unable to remove directory trash/src/tob: File exists
rm: Unable to remove directory trash/src: File exists
rm: Unable to remove directory trash: File exists

I try to look for mount point but fail:
root # mount | grep `pwd`

I try to look for process running with pwd in it but fail:
root # fuser -u `find trash`
trash:
trash/src:
trash/src/tob:

Is there any clue how should i delete this folder, without formatting the disk.
I'm still a newbie to unix, so please tell me also the command if you are looking for more information.

A: Probably some process is recreating the tob file directly after rm deletes it. Here's a blog post on handling it.

Removing this file only replaces it with another. There are two
  solutions: manually delete the file on the NFS server, or (if you
  don't have that type of access) kill its process.

If the file is not on NFS, the advise to check which process has a handle to the file, and kill it still is applicable. Check with:
fuser -u <file>

After killing the process you should be able to delete the directory.


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166. rezervní divize (německy 166. Reserve-Division) byla pěší divize německé armády (Wehrmacht) za druhé světové války.

Historie
Divize byla založena 26. října 1943 v okupovaném Dánsku a umístěna ve Francii. Od 4. ledna 1944 byla divize umístěna na poloostrově Walcheren v Nizozemí. 9. března 1945 byla 166. rezervní divize přejmenována na 166. pěší divizi.

Odkazy

Reference

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Rezervní pěší divize Wehrmachtu
Vojenské jednotky založené roku 1943
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The Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations has paid tribute to six leaders of the community-led HIV response who have been recognised in the Australia Day 2019 Honours list.
Mark Orr, AFAO's Vice President, was recognised for significant service to community health as a Member in the General Division (AM). As well as being a member of the AFAO board, Mark is the immediate past president of AFAO member organisation, ACON.
Annie Madden, a tireless advocate for evidence-based public health policy and harm reduction was also made an Officer in the General Division (AO). Annie was chief executive of the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League for 16 years.
Graeme Head, a long-standing senior public servant in New South Wales, was appointed as an officer in the General Division (AO) for distinguished service to public administration, to diversity employment initiatives, and to environmental protection.
Professor Sharon Lewin, one of the world's foremost HIV cure researchers was made an Officer in the General Division (AO). Sharon is the director of the Doherty Institute.
Professor Margaret Hellard, an infectious diseases physician and research scientist, was recognised as a Member in the General Division (AM).
Professor Jenny Hoy, an infectious diseases physician and HIV clinical researcher, was recognised as a Member in the General Division (AM).
"One reason Australia's HIV response is globally recognised is the quality of the people who drive it," said AFAO President, Robert Griew.
"Mark Orr, Annie Madden, Graeme Head, Sharon Lewin, Margaret Hellard and Jenny Hoy exemplify the spirit, determination and intelligence that has characterised the Australian HIV response.
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Ann passed away Feb. 2nd, 2019 surrounded by family at Heritage Memory Care in Overland Park, KS.
Ann was born Feb. 6th, 1931 in Philadelphia, PA to Thomas and Virginia Redding. She lived in Philadelphia for the first 26 years of her life. Ann graduated from the School of the Arts in Philadelphia with a visual arts degree. One of her creative jobs included decorating the windows of the Wanamaker Department Store in downtown Philadelphia.
While an art student, Ann was introduced to her future husband, Bob. A blind date was set up by a mutual professor they had at the School of the Arts. On June 26th, 1957 they married at Ann's parent's home. They eventually settled in Levittown, PA where Bob had an at home studio working for Hallmark. In 1962 they welcomed their only child, Liz. In 1976 Hallmark asked Bob to move to Kansas City where their corporate headquarters were located.
Ann was involved in many volunteer activities in Overland Park, KS. One of her favorites was volunteering her time at the Christian Science Reading Room in downtown Overland Park. The local Christian Science church was an important part of her life where she made many life long friends. She also enjoyed reading, word puzzles and helping Bob in his amazing flower gardens. Ann was a wonderful cook and baker. Her family and friends were the lucky recipients of many wonderful meals and baked goods.
Her parents, brother David, and her beloved Bob preceded Ann in death. Daughter Liz, wife Leslie, and the two people who brought such joy to Ann, grandchildren Dash and Zoey, survive Ann. Nieces Ginna, Licia, Sue, Karen and nephew Dave also survive her.
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You can be creative with the colours to customize it. Another idea I had, I could have done the entire apple in red or green so it doesn't look like the apple is sliced. Up to your own creativity on what you prefer.


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Jonathan's Verdicts is a collection of my takes on news of the day and/or relevant topics.
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House Progressives Could Choose the Speaker
The verdict for this episode is: since they are Democrats, House progressives will not use the power they have. In this episode, I discuss how House progressives could remove Pelosi choose the next speaker, and get real benefits for using their power to choose the next speaker. I also discuss why this option is much better than forcing a vote on Medicare for All.
The Left Needs a McConnell
The verdict for this episode is: no one in Congress is really fighting for the people. In this episode, I discuss how no one on the left fights with the skill and determination as McConnell. Yes, he is unethical and immoral. But he delivers for the wealthy and corporations way better than anyone thinks of delivering for the people.
Unity is a Tool of Oppression
The verdict for this episode is: unity will not result in change. In this episode, I discuss how Biden's focus on unity is promoting the status quo, refusing to change, and upholding systemic oppression.
Predicting the 2020 Election
The verdict for this episode is: Biden will win, but will he win? In this episode, I make all kinds of predictions related to the 2020 election and explain my reasoning for those predictions.
Democrats Should Pack the Supreme Court
The verdict for this episode is: I now support packing the Supreme Court. In this episode, I discuss the historical support for court packing, and I propose a constitutional amendment.
You Won't Push Biden Left
The verdict for this episode is: be honest about why you're voting for Biden. In this episode, I discuss those who say they are voting because they want to remove Trump, but who are promising to move Biden to the left.
I Don't Have a Reason
The verdict for this episode is: if I had one or two reasons, I would vote for Biden. In this episode, I discuss the fact that Biden and I agree on no important policy issues. Since we don't, I don't have a reason to vote for him.
Why I Hate Joe Biden
The verdict for this episode is: I really hate Joe Biden. In this episode, I discuss how Biden's Keep America Great website helped me figure out why I hate him.
Athletes Will not Lead Social Change
The verdict for this episode is: police buy sneakers too. In this episode, I discuss the recent NBA players decision to skip some games and why it's not that important. By discussing their commitment to capitalism, I show how NBA players cannot lead social change.
I Don't Agree With UBI
The verdict for this episode is: UBI is too simplistic to work. While I understand a universal basic income is needed during the pandemic, it is not an equitable solution to our long-term economic discrimination. In this episode, I discuss some of the reasons why.
Voting Blue is a Waste of Time
The verdict for this episode is: the aftermath of George Floyd's murder shows why voting blue is a waste of time. In this episode, I show how the response to George Floyd's murder by Democratic politicians demonstrates why voting blue is a waste of time.
Karen Controls Politics
The verdict for this episode is: the political parties only care about Karen. In this episode, I use Biden's recent comments about black voters and the House bill to show how the Democratic Party only cares about Karen.
Democrats Want Meghan McCain's Vote More Than Mine
The verdict for this episode is: Democrats care more about politics and power than people. I discuss the lack of real opposition to the Electoral College, Biden's support of people voting during a pandemic, Pelosi's disinterest in providing oversight of the money being spent by the Treasury, how little Congress has done for people, and the reality that only AOC voted against the last bill.
Never Biden
The verdict for this episode is: coronavirus has shown why Biden is a terrible candidate. In this episode I discuss a number of the ways coronavirus has shown the weakness of Biden's proposals and the failures of his record.
The verdict for this episode is: I won't discuss politics or the economy in this episode. I almost got through the episode honoring its verdict, but I slipped up in the last minute. While acknowledging I was speculating, I discussed the potential waves of virus and what the next year or more could look like.
Coronavirus and the Economy
The verdict for this episode is: none of the plans proposed in Congress are good enough. In this episode, I discuss ways to get government assistance to those most needing it during the pandemic. Specifically, I address getting cash to people who really need it, health care for everyone, rent and mortgage relief, student loan assistance, and more.
Joe Biden is Worse Than Joe Rogan
The verdict for this episode is: Joe Rogan says terrible things. Joe Biden destroys lives. In this episode, I demonstrate how Biden voted against a woman's right to choose, voted to discriminate against same-sex couples, regularly voted with Wall Street and against the American people, and lied about his record.
Coronavirus and Politics
The verdict for this episode is: Congress has once again failed the American people. In this episode, I discuss how the bill being sold by Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats fails America. Topics covered include: the tying of benefits to inadequate testing; cutting people's pay because they need to care for someone who is sick; and the bill's failure to address predictable shortcomings in available hospital beds and medical equipment.
Thoughts After Super Tuesday
The verdict for this episode is: Bernie can still win. In this episode, I admit my thoughts on South Carolina's impact were off, I demonstrate how the race is far closer than the media wants you to believe, I talk about Biden's endorsements, and Warren's campaign.
Biden's Victory Doesn't Matter
The verdict for this episode is: when we go to bed on Tuesday, no one will be talking about South Carolina. In this episode, I discuss Biden's small coalition, Bernie Sanders's wide, diverse coalition, and demonstrate how South Carolina is not an indication of what is to come.


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The newly announced LOOKING FOR ALASKA cast members are spilling fresh details!
Now that we know all the major young adult actors starring in Hulu's Looking For Alaska miniseries, based on the popular novel by John Green, it's time to see them in action!
The cast didn't hesitate in sharing some pictures from around town as they get to know each other, behind-the-scenes shots, and even some new info about the first episode!
Let's start with those cute group bonding photos, shall we?
Next up comes a fun rehearsal shot from Alaska Young herself, Kristine Froseth.
Meanwhile, Jordan Connor spilled a new detail: The first episode of the series is called "Famous Last Words"! The title should come as no surprise to anyone who has read the books, because Pudge is obsessed with that exact topic.
Looking For Alaska is due to start filming soon. Though there's no release date yet, we're guessing it will hit Hulu sometime in 2020.


If you're craving more quality time with your family, this giant co-sleeping bed might be the answer you've been dreaming of. For those not in the know, co-sleeping is when your entire family shares a bed at night. Proponents of the movement say it leads to better rest, as well as closer family connections.
While most people simply DIY their own co-sleeping spaces (or um…don't co-sleep at all), one company has decided to go all out and create a giant bed that will fit the whole family. It's the ultimate bed for the family that wants to stick together, and we have quite a few questions.
The company Ace Mattresses wants the whole family to be able to cozy up together on long winter nights. With that in mind, they've created a true bedding behemoth. Their "family size" mattress comes in at a whopping 144 inches long and 80 inches wide. That's over 12 feet by 6 1/2 feet, for those keeping track. With that much space, a large family could all share the bed and still have enough room to spread out.
Fans of co-sleeping (and there are many) will go gaga for this bed. But be forewarned: This is not a cheap investment. The mattress alone will set you back by over $2,750. If you want the entire package, you're looking at spending over $4,000. We get that some people are really into co-sleeping (although we don't entirely get it), but that's a pretty hefty bill.
At the end of the day, to each their own! Including their own giant communal sleep space.


One of the UK's leading experts in child health is calling for stronger warnings on alcohol to alert women to the dangers of drinking while pregnant.
Sir Al Aynsley-Green said exposure to alcohol before birth was one of the "most significant" causes of childhood brain damage.
His call for tougher labelling was backed by delegates at the British Medical Association annual conference.
Sir Al has called for all UK governments to raise public awareness.
Foetal Alcohol Syndrome is a condition affecting children whose mothers drank while pregnant.
Sir Al is the emeritus professor of child health at University College London, honorary fellow of Oxford University and the first children's commissioner for England.
He said: "Exposure to alcohol before birth is one of the most significant causes of childhood brain damage, learning disability, poor behaviour and even criminality, affecting up to one in every 100 infants."
"It is entirely preventable by not drinking alcohol during pregnancy, but despite this, advice to expectant mothers in the UK and especially England is inconsistent, contradictory and confusing, and services to support diagnosis and management of affected children are inadequate.
"There has, however, been political denial of the scale and importance of the problem."
Scottish Public Health Minister Maureen Watt said the Scottish government was developing a "consistent diagnostic tool" to allow it to accurately record the number of foetal alcohol syndrome cases.
She said the government were monitoring the number of cases and would be able to publish the results in Autumn 2015.
Ms Watt said: "We do not currently have foetal alcohol syndrome teams in any hospital in Scotland."
However, she said they were studying the methods of identifying and treating FAS used in other countries.
Susannah Mackay, from Dundee, has an adopted son and foster daughter who have both been diagnosed with disorders related to exposure to alcohol while in the womb. Her son was placed with her when he was seven and her daughter when she was six.
"My daughter has classic Foetal Alcohol Syndrome - not that it was diagnosed when I took her on," she said.
"My son is more impulsive. He has Foetal Alcohol Effects. It took two and a half years from their placement to get a definite diagnosis. They were eventually diagnosed by geneticists who ruled everything else out."
It is not known exactly how many children suffer from Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) but the condition is widely under-diagnosed.
Some children will display tell-tale facial features, with a 'pixie' like appearance, but many more will have brain damage which is hidden until they grow older and go to school.
Prof Bill Phillips is an academic and research scientist who has specialised in foetal alcohol spectrum disorders for many years.
"When a baby is born and it looks fine, it doesn't follow that the brain isn't affected," said the emeritus professor at the University of Stirling.
"The face is only affected if there's excessive drinking early in development - during the first three months. The brain goes on developing and drinking can affect the brain at any time."
"It makes the brain less able to regulate its activity, more impulsive, less able to ignore distractions and less able to plan behaviour according to long term goals."
"It affects all aspects of their life," said Mrs Mackay.
"They have very poor impulse control. They never think about consequences. They can't manage time or money. They lack emotional maturity. I might tell them something one day and have to tell them again the next day, and the next day."
Prof Phillips' wife, Rena, is a social worker, a support group organiser and sits on Children's Panels - legal tribunals which make decisions on the care of vulnerable children in Scotland.
"It's a ticking time-bomb which has kind of exploded," she said.
"Talking to my colleagues, we reckon that the majority of children who come before children's panels have substance misuse in the background. It's in 80% to 90% of cases."
"Unfortunately we've had examples where children have been placed for adoption and the adoptive parents didn't know about the abuse of alcohol during pregnancy.
"Health professionals in health and education don't have enough knowledge about this and they should be told because then they can deal with the consequences."
Drinks manufacturers are encouraged to include "sensible drinking" information for pregnant women on its labels, including warnings to women to "avoid" alcohol if pregnant or trying to conceive.
However such labels are not mandatory.
The Portman Group, which represents the drinks industry, said: "While it is a matter for government to determine safe drinking guidelines, alcohol companies strongly advocate that women should avoid alcohol if pregnant or trying to conceive, which is why the industry has voluntarily labelled over 90% of products on shelves with this advice.
"Calling for legislation in this area is completely unnecessary."
The question of how much alcohol damages the foetus is hotly debated.
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has said "current scientific opinion points to there being no hard evidence that very small amounts of alcohol consumption during pregnancy are harmful".
However, others argue that there is growing scientific evidence that there is no safe limit.
"In contrast to places like Canada, where there is widespread awareness of the risks, and provinces provide comprehensive assessment and prevention support, in England there is little debate or political interest in the effects of drinking during pregnancy, despite a worrying culture of excessive alcohol consumption," said Sir Al.
He said: "If you want a large effect you drink a lot, if you want a little effect you drink a little. If you want no effect you don't drink at all."
Mrs Mackay said that as her children have grown into young adults they have realised that their difficulties could have been avoided.
She said: "It makes it hard to have a relationship with their birth mums, but they both do.
"It's hard to think 'I am the way I am because of what you did'.
"That causes them emotional problems. I don't think they blame their mums because it's a circumstance of their birth, but if they had a choice would they be the way they are? Probably not."


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Meanwhile, blanch the peas in boiling water for 2 minutes and mix the pesto and lemon juice together in a small bowl or jug.
When the rice is ready, tip into a bowl and add the peas, rocket and capers.
Drizzle the Pesto dressing over the rice salad, top with a handful of basil leaves and season to taste.


I have to tell you, that this group of ladies that I am featuring while I am spending time with my family was my support when I first started the blog. Each of these ladies has touched me with their concern, advice, support and laughter. I can't tell you how many days I would come to my computer and there would be a sweet hello from Mia. She is one of the kindest souls we have in our blogging community.
Her site is Mia's Domain and along with the recipe that she is sharing today, you can find all sorts of helpful information. She eats healthy and loves to share what she knows about eating healthy with her fans. Thank you Mia for sharing these yummy scones with us over at Simply Gourmet.
As a young girl, I frequently visited my beloved grandma who lived in a very small village just outside of town. Though she only had a tiny kitchen with no refrigerator and a makeshift outdoor stove, she enjoyed cooking everything from scratch...with lots of love!
I've long since sampled a wide variety of unique foods from around the world - but my inspiration, passion, and LOVE for food STILL comes from Grandma. I try to buy everything from local farms or farmers markets whenever possible, using mostly fresh, wild, natural, or organic ingredients. I thrive on experimentation and make everything from scratch at home.
I have no formal training and I'm not a professional chef, nor do I claim to be a photographer. I am simply sharing my joy of food with you.
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Mix milk (or cream), lemon juice, and egg in a separate bowl. Fold wet ingredients into dry ingredients (you might not need all the liquid).
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Roll the second piece of dough, making sure it's 8" by 8". Lay this carefully on top of the first piece and close all the edges.
Use a 3" round pastry cutter or drinking glass to carefully cut out the scones.
Arrange on a lined cookie sheet and refrigerate for one hour.
Remove from the refrigerator and bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until a stick inserted into the middle comes out clean.
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Q: How to send form values of array/list without correct indexing? Let's assume that we have model and View like this:
public class Test
{
    public List<string> data { get; set; }
}

<form asp-action="View">

    <input name="data[0]" value="dsa" />
    <input name="data[1]" value="asd" />

        <input type="submit" value="Create" class="btn btn-default" />

</form>

[HttpPost]
public IActionResult View(Test input)
{
    return View();
}

I'm sending this form to the controller's method and he sees those elements of data properly.
But if I change indexing to:
<input name="data[0]" value="dsa" />
<input name="data[2]" value="asd" />

then it is not going to work. I know that it makes sense in this way, but is there an option to disable index checking and just insert all those values into list/array with correct indexing?
So, in 2nd case data[0] would be data[0], but data[1] would be data[2].
Just for every "gap" in indexing, move Next objs to fil lthat gap.

A: You can use just:
<input name="data[]" value="dsa" />
<input name="data[]" value="asd" />

If you specify the index at all, though, it must be in order.


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Q: Не получается записать в переменную значение конкатенации этой переменной и другого поля Присваиваю переменной значение и записываю в неё новое значение, которое состоит из текущего значения + значение необходимого поля.
Результатом выполнения запроса является первая буква имени поля, а не старое значение переменной @str плюс <имя нужного поля>, как хотелось бы.
Если данные записывать в дополнительную переменную, а не в эту же, то работает аналогично.
Помогите пожалуйста разобраться.
DECLARE @str AS VARCHAR=
(
    SELECT TOP 1
        COLUMN_NAME
    FROM
    (
        SELECT TOP 2
            COLUMN_NAME
        FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
        WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'TABLE1'
        ORDER BY
            ORDINAL_POSITION
    ) AS a
    ORDER BY
        COLUMN_NAME
);

SET @str = @str+
(
    SELECT TOP 1
        COLUMN_NAME
    FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
    WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'TABLE1'
);

SELECT
    @str AS FIELDS;

A: Используйте длину переменной, например VARCHAR(max) или любую другую длину, которой вам достаточно. VARCHAR = VARCHAR (1)


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Q: Are two File pointing to the same file? I want to make sure that two java.io.File are not pointing to the same file,
I have tried various methods, and finally found a way, but I want to make sure there is no loophole around it.
it's important because I am trying to write a program to delete duplicate files,and I don't want to end up deleting a unique file just because two java.io.File are pointing to the same file.
File f1 = new File("file.txt");
File f2 = new File("./file.txt");
//these methods can't tell it's the same file
System.out.println(f1.compareTo(f2)); // 56 which mean not equal
System.out.println(f1.equals(f2)); // false
System.out.println(f1 == f2); // false
System.out.println(f1.getAbsolutePath().compareTo(f2.getAbsolutePath())); // 56

// this method can tell it's the same file... hopefully.
try{
    System.out.println(f1.getCanonicalPath().compareTo(f2.getCanonicalPath())); // 0
}catch (Exception e){
    e.printStackTrace();
}

on the side, is there a problem with my try-catch code? it gives me a warning when I run.

A: Yes, this should work. From the documentation:

A canonical pathname is both absolute and unique. The precise definition of canonical form is system-dependent. This method first converts this pathname to absolute form if necessary, as if by invoking the getAbsolutePath() method, and then maps it to its unique form in a system-dependent way. This typically involves removing redundant names such as "." and ".." from the pathname, resolving symbolic links (on UNIX platforms), and converting drive letters to a standard case (on Microsoft Windows platforms).

So this method should deal with:

*

*redundant path parts such as /./

*symlinks

*relative paths

But I would strongly suggest you use Files.isSameFile:

If both Path objects are equal then this method returns true without checking if the file exists. If the two Path objects are associated with different providers then this method returns false. Otherwise, this method checks if both Path objects locate the same file, and depending on the implementation, may require to open or access both files.

Mainly because the java.io.File API has a large number of subtle bugs and API issues that cannot be worked around. But also because it has methods to do most common tasks built in.


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'''
Created on Jun 3, 2013
@author: aryaveer
'''

from grader.settings import MEDIA_ROOT
from evaluate.utils.executor import CommandExecutor
from assignments_utils.create_output import CreateOutput
from django.core.files import File

import os, shutil, pickle, tempfile
from utils.archives import Archive
from utils.filetypes import get_compiler_name, get_compilation_command, compile_required
from django.db import models

rootPath = os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
tmpDir = os.path.join(rootPath, "tmp")

# pre_delete receiver common for all models.
def delete_files(sender, instance, **kwargs):
    for field in instance._meta.fields:
        if isinstance(field, models.FileField):
            filefield = getattr(instance, field.name)
            if filefield:
                filefield.delete(save=False)

# This receiver checks if the program solution is fine by compilation standards.
# post_save receiver.
def compile_solution(sender, instance, **kwargs):

    # If the program language is an interpreted language, then we dont do anything
    if not compile_required(instance.assignment.program_language) and not getattr(instance, 'execute_now', False):
        instance.set_sane()
        instance.delete_error_message()
        return

    if not compile_required(instance.assignment.program_language) :
        old_pwd = os.getcwd()
        instance.set_sane()
        instance.UpdateOutput()
        instance.delete_error_message()
        os.chdir(old_pwd)
        return

    # instance.id would indicate that record was not created.
    if not getattr(instance, 'compile_now', False) or instance.id is None:
        return

    # If solution is given then set the path, else do nothing
    programFilePath = instance.program_files.name
    if hasattr(instance.assignment.model_solution, 'file'):
        ModelSolutionPath = instance.assignment.model_solution.file.name
    else:
        instance.set_sane()
        instance.delete_error_message()
        return

    # Model Solution was not provided hence do nothing.
    if not os.path.isfile(ModelSolutionPath):
        return

    # Copying module solution to a temp directory for compilation
    tmp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix='grader')
    old_pwd = os.getcwd()
    os.chdir(tmp_dir)
    currentDir = os.getcwd()
    try:
        # Copy model solution to temp directory.
        with Archive(fileobj=instance.assignment.model_solution.file) as archive:
            if archive.is_archive():
                archive.extract(dest=currentDir)
            else:
                shutil.copy(src=os.path.join(MEDIA_ROOT, ModelSolutionPath), dst=currentDir)

        # Change directory if solution tar contains a directory.
        directories = [a for a in os.listdir('./') if os.path.isdir(a)]
        if directories:
            os.chdir(directories[0])
            currentDir = os.getcwd()

        # Copying the program files to the current directory
        if instance.program_files:
            with Archive(name=instance.program_files.file.name) as archive:
                if archive.is_archive():
                    archive.extract(dest=currentDir)
                else:
                    shutil.copy(src=os.path.join(MEDIA_ROOT, programFilePath), dst=currentDir)

        # Setting up compilation process and calling the CommandExecutor with appropriate command
        executor = CommandExecutor(timeout=100)
        compiler_command = get_compilation_command(instance)
        compileResult = executor.executeCommand(command=compiler_command)

        # Compilation successful => Set the program to sane and delete errors, else report the errors.
        if compileResult.returnCode == 0: # save exe file on success.
            instance.is_sane = True
            instance.UpdateOutput()
            instance.delete_error_message()
        else:
            message = "Compilation failed.\nReturn code = {0}.\nError message={1}".format(compileResult.returnCode, "".join(compileResult.stderr))
            print "Instructor solution not sane - " + message
            instance.save_error(message)
        shutil.rmtree(tmp_dir)
    finally:
        os.chdir(old_pwd)

# It is a post_save handler of Assignment model. This verifies all the programs of the assignment
def verify_all_programs(sender, instance, **kwargs):
    if not getattr(instance, 'verify_programs', False):
        return # nothing to do

    all_programs = instance.program_model.objects.filter(assignment=instance)
    msg = ""
    for aprogram in all_programs:
        # If assignment program language is changed then check if the program language is correct, else point the errors.
        if 'program_language' in instance.changed_list:
            if aprogram.language != instance.program_language:
                aprogram.save_error("Programming language was changed in assignment. Please update this program accordingly.")
                continue
            else:
                aprogram.is_sane = True
                aprogram.save()
                aprogram.delete_error_message()
        # If the program files have been changed then, files in compiler command should either be in student program files
        # or in additional files of program.
        if 'student_program_files' in instance.changed_list:
            file_list = []
            if aprogram.program_files:
                with Archive(fileobj=aprogram.program_files.file) as archive:
                    if archive.is_archive():
                        file_list = [a.split("/")[-1] for a in archive.getfile_members()]
                    else:
                        file_list = [aprogram.program_files.name.split("/")[-1]]

            file_list.extend(instance.student_program_files.split())
            file_to_compile = get_compilation_command_files(aprogram)
            file_to_execute = get_execution_command_files(aprogram)
            missing_file = set(file_to_compile) + set(file_to_execute) - set(file_list)

            # Some files are missing
            if missing_file:
                msg = "Files {0} are missing form this program please upload these files.".format(" ".join(missing_file))
                aprogram.save_error(msg)
                continue
            else:
                aprogram.is_sane = True
                aprogram.save()
                aprogram.delete_error_message()

        # If you reach here, everything is good. Now compile.
        if 'model_solution' in instance.changed_list:
            aprogram.compile_now = True
            aprogram.execute_now = True
            aprogram.save()

# Delete all content of testDir.
def cleanUp():
    os.chdir(tmpDir)
    for item in os.listdir(os.getcwd()):
        if os.path.isfile(item): os.remove(item)
        if os.path.isdir(item): shutil.rmtree(item)

# This creates the output of testcases if they are not provided. pre_save handler of Testcase model
def create_op_files(sender, instance, **kwargs):
    # If output files are provided do save them as it.
    if instance.output_files:
        pass
    # If they are not, then generate output file.
    else:
        instance.gen_op_obj = CreateOutput(instance).get_output()
        instance.output_files = File(
                                     open(instance.gen_op_obj.out_file),
                                     name=os.path.basename(instance.gen_op_obj.out_file)
                                )
        instance.std_out_file_name = instance.gen_op_obj.get_stdout_file_name()

# post_save handler of Testcase model. This method effectively cleans temporary files created during automatic generation of output files.
def testcase_cleanup(sender, instance, **kwargs):
    if hasattr(instance, 'gen_op_obj'):
        # If object is saved and program has some error.
        if instance.gen_op_obj.failed and hasattr(instance, 'id'):
            instance.solution_ready = False
            print "Saving error file"
            instance.save_error(error_file=instance.gen_op_obj.get_stderr_file_path())
        elif not instance.gen_op_obj.failed:
            instance.solution_ready = True
            instance.program.solution_ready = bool(instance.program.solution_ready and instance.solution_ready)
            instance.clear_error()
            print "Clear and set solution_ready to true!"
        else:
            instance.clear_error()
            print "Clear and set solution_ready to true (last else)!"
        instance.gen_op_obj.clean_up()
    # output file was given.
    else:
        instance.clear_error()
        print "Clear and set solution_ready to true (outer else)!"

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/ Portrait - NPG Ax27842; Edmund Law Lushington
Edmund Law Lushington
21 of 44 portraits by Thomas Annan
by Thomas Annan
carbon print, published 1871
8 1/2 in. x 6 1/2 in. (215 mm x 165 mm) image size
acquired, 1978
Photographs Collection
NPG Ax27842
Edmund Law Lushington (1811-1893), Classical scholar. Sitter in 1 portrait.
Thomas Annan (1829-1887), Photographer. Artist associated with 44 portraits.
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Memorials of the Old College of Glasgow: photographs by Thomas Annan, published 1871
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Chairs and thrones
Gladstone's first ministry continues with its programme of reform, with an overhaul of the civil service which is opened to public examination. The University Test Acts allow non-members of the Church of England to hold posts at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. The Trade Union Act granted full legal status to trade union organisations, although the Criminal Law Amendment Act banned picketing.
The first FA Cup competition is held.
The Penny Farthing, the first efficient bicycle, is invented by British engineer, James Starley.
The artist James Whistler paints a portrait of his mother, calling the nearly monochromatic portrait Arrangement in Grey and Black. Although now one of Whistler's most recognisable paintings, it was nearly rejected by the Royal Academy at first.
France's shock defeat against Prussia radically alters Europe's status quo, leading to the deposition of Napoleon III and the creation of France's Third Republic, as well as Germany's unification and rise in military power and imperialist ambitions, as the Prussian King William I is pronounced Emperor of Germany. Further, Germany's annexing of the French regions Alsace and Lorraine provoked bitter land disputes which contributed to the outbreak of the First World War.
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The winners of this game will be celebrating in a hotel room, far away from Volgograd. For now, Leo Messi and Argentina are alive. And it is all down to one Ahmed Musa and his Nigerian compatriots. Nigeria announced themselves in Russia with two moments of magic. Messi will also know from tonight that Nigeria will be no pushover. This is a result that now sets up a barn-storming final matchday to this group. 90 minutes of football up ahead, with nothing decided.
The game started with the teams feeling each other out. Nigeria played in a 4-4-2 system, while Iceland used their famous 3-5-2. A really drab start ensued, with the crowd starting a Mexican wave in under 10 minutes, and the Iceland lot revving their team up with their thunderclaps. A half that won't live very long in the memory, it had a good supply of Aron Gunnarsson long throws and Icelandic balls flung into the box, with no one to meet them. Musa cut an isolated figure, and his link with Kelechi Iheanacho was non-existent. Things livened a touch in the last few moments. A free-kick from Gylfi Sigurdsson should really have been nodded home by Alfred Finnbogason. And that would come to haunt Iceland all right.
The second half started at a much faster tempo. Iheanacho released Moses down the right, who played a fizzing cross into the box. Musa took a lovely touch, leading the ball out of the path of Ragnar Sigurdsson. Always keeping it under his spell, he finished on the volley into the roof of the net. Iceland responded, driving cross after cross into the box. Full-Backs Jon Bödvarsson and Hordur Magnusson upped the ante, as Nigeria clung on. Moses continued to remain a menace down the right on the break.
While Iceland had the ball and huffed, Nigeria got rid upfield in a hurry and caused plenty of problems. A fierce drive from Musa smashed the crossbar around the 74-minute mark. And a few seconds later, Musa was fed down the left flank, from a clearance. Kari Arnason was shredded for pace, as Musa burst inward. Taking the ball past Halldorsson in goal, Musa smashed the ball with aplomb into the net past two men on the line. The game was all but done.
A late sting in the tale lay, as Tyronne Ebuehi and his clumsy tackle, were retrospectively punished by VAR. From the ensuing penalty, Gylfi Sigurdsson blazed over. The remaining 10 minutes was borne out easily enough by the Nigerians, to spark scenes of joy at the end.
A number of individual performers emerge. Victor Moses and his up and down running off the right flank proved decisive. Iheanacho grew steadily into the game, finding his feet in the second half after an absent first. Iceland had plenty of industry, from Gunnarsson and their Full-Backs. Aside from his penalty, Gylfi Sigurdsson was always seeking to make the right passes and had quality dead ball delivery. But his costly miss at that juncture will be the talking point living in the memory. The star man is the match winner. Two sublime finishes from Ahmed Musa made the world sit up. One cannot wait to see him against Messi and Co. His ice-cool finishing, electric movement and presence make him a player to get you off your seat.
Ahmed Musa now has 4 goals at the world cup, only Asamoah Gyan and Roger Milla have registered more for an African team. He has also registered Nigeria's last 3 goals at the world cup. Nigeria have their destiny in their hand, but Argentina and Iceland remain in the hunt. Francis Uzoho is now the second youngest keeper to keep a clean sheet in the world cup, at a mere 19 years. Nigeria failed to have a single shot on target the first half, but registered their first within 14 seconds of the second.
One needs more than a few breaths to reflect not just on the game, but what it means for the group. The statisticians will draw up a huge range of situations. But every team barring the already through Croatia has something to play for. Iceland will feel hurt and dejected, but there is no time to mourn.
They will play a rotated Croatia and must believe in their ability to pull a result out the bag. Argentina and Leo Messi have a chance now, but the way they've played so far isn't a great confidence booster. The likes of Musa will relish going up against the suspect Argentine defence, in a thrilling game. Who knows, it might all come down to goal difference. But for today, we celebrate Musa and the brilliant Nigerian team who pulled up their socks at halftime and gave us not just a thrilling half of football, but also a cracker final match day in group D.


Norm knows how to celebrate the holidays – check out his campus adventure. It's lit.
The number of undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees that will be awarded at Winter Commencement on Dec. 16. Tune in to the live stream for the best seat in the house.
Congratulations to Frenchie Wilson Brown ('91), Julie Harris ('00) and Jarron Thomas ('12) who were honored for their professional and community service achievements by the Bank of America Alumni Network. Photo: Johnathan Hill, Jarron Thomas, Julie Harris, Dean of the Belk College of Business Steve Ott, Lisa Hill and Frenchie Wilson Brown.
Nominations are now open for UNC Charlotte's Alumni Awards. These awards honor alumni and friends whose careers have been distinguished by significant accomplishments or through extraordinary service to alumni, faculty, students and communities.
The Cato College of Education is having a good year. It was recently selected as one of five North Carolina Universities to be a Teaching Fellow partner institution – a major achievement. This comes on the heels of the successful opening of the Charlotte Teacher Early College, a five-year program for CMS students interested in an educational career.
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Campines, despite their small size, make good egg layers, though their primary use is as a show favorite. They love the summer months but don't too well in winter, though they don't mind confinement.
The Japanese Bantam is a breed that only comes in the one size: Small. They serve as great pets and show birds, but that's it. Still, they live to be 13 and are helpful by eating weed seeds and insects in the yard.


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Julian Assange - Worst House Guest Ever?
Here's a short film based on people's reminisces of having Assange as a house guest. Apparently he was like a real-life version of the SNL skit, "The Thing That Would Not Leave" (unfortunately not online), only this time it was in Odor-rama and involved rotted fruit somehow.
Dr. Sanity: Islam's Moral Blackmail
So Melanie Philips had the temerity to refer to those who savagely murdered the Fogel family as "savages" in a Spectator blog post - apparently under the illusion that free speech still exists in the UK for non-Muslims. So of course now she's being investigated by the British Press Complaints Commission since any criticism of Muslims these days is punished as islamophobia.
The author of the above piece (Christopher Hitchens) goes on to note, "The useless and meaningless term Islamophobia, now widely used as a bludgeon of moral blackmail, is testimony to its success."
But the truth is that "Islamophobia" is not a phobia at all-- it is a completely rational fear of an insane and irrational force that seems to be sweeping the world. Being afraid of the so-called "religion of peace" after the innumerable acts of violence, terror and depravity committed in the name of Allah worldwide is not exaggerated; not inexplicable; and most certainly not illogical.
Note that Dr. Sanity is an actual doctor (of Psychiatry) so when he she says that "islamophobia" is not a phobia, she's got the creds to back it up.
The Obama-Kucinich Doctrine
Obama in 2007:
The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation.
So when's the impeachment?
So Obama agrees with Dennis Kucinich that his authorization of military action against Libya was unconstitutional. Presumably he disagrees with Kucinich's suggestion that he should therefore be impeached.
Maybe he just couldn't be bothered. One gets the feeling that Obama doesn't want to invest any more time or energy than necessary in his presidential duties (as opposed to his presidential perks). Otherwise, I'm stumped.
More on Japan's Cat Island
There are reports that it survived the tsunami, but no one knows for sure.
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No One Uses The Phone Anymore
They text, they email, they IM, but increasingly the phone call is too intrusive of a communication option for many.
"I literally never use the phone," Jonathan Adler, the interior designer, told me. (Alas, by phone, but it had to be.) "Sometimes I call my mother on the way to work because she'll be happy to chitty chat. But I just can't think of anyone else who'd want to talk to me." Then again, he doesn't want to be called, either. "I've learned not to press 'ignore' on my cellphone because then people know that you're there."
"I remember when I was growing up, the rule was, 'Don't call anyone after 10 p.m.,'" Mr. Adler said. "Now the rule is, 'Don't call anyone. Ever.'"
Well a lot of phone calls can and should be replaced by text messages. But they can't replace all phone calls. I suspect that for a lot of young people texting has become both a convenience and a way to avoid (or modulate) intimacy in their lives.
The Latest Athletic Edge?
The cryosauna:
A container of liquid nitrogen turns to gas and is pumped into the cylinder where the athlete stands, plunging the temperature below negative 200 degrees Fahrenheit for a short burst of time. The body believes that it is dying and rushes blood to protect its vital organs. Two minutes later, when the athlete emerges from the container, the concentrated and enriched blood rushes back through the body, providing an instant cleanse and relief.
Shoe People: Women's Love of Shoes
Ladies loves them some shoes:
Ladies, let's face it. You love shoes, whether they're rubber-soled or stiletto-heeled. In fact, more than one in three women considers herself a "shoe person," according to a new poll of over 1000 women conducted by ShopSmart magazine, reports USA Today.
Women in the U.S. own 17 pairs of shoes on average, even though they only wear about three pairs regularly. The women polled also revealed they update their shoe wardrobes with three new pairs a year.
On average, women spend $49 a pair, but a third admitted to spending over $100 on a single shoe purchase (We'd love to know how many of you are shelling out $500+ on Louboutins and other designer soles.)
Of course if you replaced women/shoes with men/tools, then all these articles would refer to it as an "issue" and maybe even start throwing around the a-word.
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