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Simpatico is perhaps a good word to describe the collaborative process between Gracia and Louise. To the outsider the line is very blurred as to where one begins and the other ends. Perhaps it is easier to think of them as a left and right hand of the same body. What we get are glimpses into a imaginative and almost literary world steeped in historical investigation, kitsch nostalgia and a touch of mystery. Their collage collabs make us recall Coles Funny Picture Books and Girls and Boys Own Adventure Annuals. They lay cryptic clues for you to crack a password into their secret world.
We make all sorts of stuff though, for the main, it is fair to say that we make stuff on and with paper. Whilst some of the many things that constitute our handmade stuff is made with fabric, needle and thread, it is the stuff on and with paper that truly lays claim to the biggest slice of our hearts. Over the years, paper has become our chief medium of choice to work with. Adaptable, flexible, able to be folded, cut into, printed on and glued, we favour making stuff on a paper support. An ideal base for both collage and watercolour and drawing, our collaborative limited edition artists' books, lithographic offset prints, bound zines, hammer & daisy greeting cards, postcards and journals all stem from a love of paper; that beloved by many material manufactured in thin sheets from the pulp of wood or other fibrous substances.
When did you start making stuff?
The two of us started making stuff probably before we knew what stuff was. Given but a few gleaned objects—a pair of scissors, a rubber band, a ruler, a pot of glue, a book of maps, coloured pencils, a spoon—no matter how fanciful or practical, we'd make stuff with it.
hammer & daisy, in its current guise, could be said to have formed early in 2003 when we adapted an exposed spine, square knot binding technique studied at the Centro del bel Libro in Ascona, Switzerland. What began as a line of hammer & daisy handmade fabric-covered journals has since grown to include a small, square concertina journal, an A6 journal pouch and pencil case, an A7 scribbler, a parliament of owl pinnies and linen-fronted birds, and various greeting cards and postcards featuring our own artwork.
As to our artwork, we have been making artists' books collaboratively since 1999. Artists' books with drawings, with elements of collage, hand-coloured with pencil or stamped, even cut out and altered ever so slightly; every step, every part of the process, every learning curve, holds us besotted. We fell into the making of these artists' books seemingly by accident, without even realising, much like our collaboration. A turn here, a turn there, and here we are.
What is the best thing you have made?
Anything that affords someone a grin, anything which does not fall over upon completion, any book that holds its shape come whatever is thrown at it, any thing that brings us joy to make and makes visible to us new mountains to scale: these things make some thing worthy of the title Best. When all effort of labour is hidden, we are satisfied.
Did you make stuff when you were little?
Yes, from drawing elaborate mouse worlds on the reverse side of coasters or napkins seated underneath a table whilst a jazz band played (Gracia), to tinkering in the toolshed making go-karts and enamel brooches (Louise), the making of stuff in all forms is something we have both done since little.
Does anyone in your family make stuff?
Yes, everyone, it is safe to say, dabbles in the fine art of making stuff. In particular, Elaine Haby makes handmade stuffies and felt pins for hammer & daisy.
What music helps you make stuff?
For the trapping and subsequent brewing of ideas, we favour silence; we have found that they can be coaxed out of their hiding spot somewhere in the chambers of the mind by the irresistible lure of a quiet room, an early morning or a late night. For the assembly line stage, music helps the production side of things, from Russian folk songs to bluegrass, there is little not suited to this part of the making.
How does collaboration change the stuff you make?
Collaboration enables us to create something not possible without the other. It is challenging and rewarding both, and it feels like the perfect fit. Endless possibilities arise, and the enjoyment element heightened when you have someone to share things with, we find it hard to imagine it any other way. Even when working on our own projects or drawings or zines, one of us will help the other, usually on a more technical level, by cutting paper or making files print-ready. We rather fell into our collaboration and seem unlikely to bring it to a close anytime soon.
What do people do with your stuff?
Owl pinnies get carried in pockets (they serve as handmade stress-relief squeeze-toys), prints get framed, journals get used, zines afford a laugh, and things, our stuff, is hopefully enjoyed for a good length of time. Often people will post us photos of our stuff in their homes and this peek is greatly appreciated.
A pair of Honey Bee small and sharp scissors (Gracia) and a paintbrush loaded with watercolour pigment (Louise).
Do you make stuff in your head first?
Yes, absolutely, though it is not always willing to make itself eventuate upon page or screen. Persistence pays off, as does the doing of seemingly little. When the hands are caught up in another task can often work, too.
Do you dream about the stuff you make?
Often. Sometimes you will find yourself dreaming of ideas of things to make, and these are usually absurd in nature. Other times you will find yourself dreaming of the stuff you are in the middle of making. It is not unusual to continue collating individual zine pages or knotting the spines of several journals in your dreams, and the frustration at waking to find the task as you left it the night before is always felt cruelly.
Do you miss the stuff when it goes?
In one sense, we each of us do. Working from our home-based studio, we are around our stuff a great deal, so naturally we are rather fond of it, for the main. But, in truth, we are happy to see it go to a good home, to be enjoyed. Our home is also tiny and we need the space.


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Project Coordinator / Research Associate
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Open Date: Oct 10, 2021
The Center for the Preservation of Civil Rights Sites seeks applications for a Project Coordinator/Research Associate to grow its partnership-based work in historic preservation.
The Center for the Preservation of Civil Rights Sites ( https://cpcrs.upenn.edu/ ) works to advance the understanding and sustainable conservation of heritage places commemorating American civil rights histories and Black heritage. The Center is a part of the Weitzman School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania.
The Project Coordinator position is supported by a multi-year Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant to build capacity among a group of partner institutions to advance the historic preservation of places of civil rights heritage significant to the Black experience in the US. The capacity building work is centered on two partner universities (Penn CPCRS and Tuskegee University); the work will be located primarily in Philadelphia, with travel to Alabama.
The Project Coordinator will take substantial responsibility for initiating, managing, and executing field projects, joint teaching activities and other initiatives stemming from the CPCRS-Tuskegee partnership. Partnerships are essential to this work - between Penn and Tuskegee, with their community-based partners, and with funders, local officials, and other participants in the work. The Project Coordinator will work closely with a small team of collaborators and report to the Center's Faculty Director.
The principal tasks and responsibilities of the Project Coordinator will be:
Managing Center initiatives in coordination with Tuskegee University and other partners, including field projects and educational activities;
Providing technical assistance on historic preservation, project management and organizational development to partners;
Occasional support of professors and other researchers involved in studios and projects;
Producing reports, documents, and social media material;
Coordinating logistics of meetings, workshops, and academic gatherings related to the Center;
Collaborating on Center planning, strategy, and operations; and
Collaborating closely with the Center's other staff, advisors, directors, and interns.
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The University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design is committed to creating an educational setting in which all students, faculty members, and staff members are valued. We strive to create an inclusive culture that celebrates difference and is strengthened by contributions from people of all races, religions, countries of origin, genders, ages, sexual orientations, physical abilities, learning differences, and socioeconomic backgrounds. We aspire to support and retain a student body, faculty and staff who are representative of the multiple communities and publics with which we collaborate and work. A diverse community here enhances our ability to prepare the next generation of artists, architects, landscape architects, planners, and preservationists to become leaders and innovators in a multicultural society.
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Discussion in 'My Experience with Duromine' started by ozziemum, Mar 14, 2013.
Hi all, just checking in and letting people know how I am going. I have just finished my third week and touch wood am finding duromine working really well, so far no side effects except occassional insomnia and greater thirst which means I am drinking plenty of water which is beneficial to weight loss. I am not extremely hungry and finding that I am not wanting to eat and having to remind or push myself to eat something. I have been using the app "MyNetDiary" on my iphone to track my food, calorie and exercise and am finding this really helpful I am usually eating around 900-1100 calories per day.
and about 2.5 - 3.0 litres of water.
I try to walk at least everyday sometimes I do about 15 mins other days about an hour.
total loss of 5.7kg since starting.
I would be greatful for any input of advise.
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HomeUVM Alumna Creates the Right Solution with Chemistry and Public Health
UVM Alumna Creates the Right Solution with Chemistry and Public Health
Lyndelle LeBruin, a project manager at the Laboratory for Clinical Biochemistry Research (LCBR) at the UVM College of Medicine, has spent most of her academic career studying chemistry. But when her interest in clinical trials research led to her job at LCBR, she decided to enroll in the UVM Master of Public Health Program to enhance her skillset.
Lyndelle, who grew up in the West Indies on the island of Dominica, describes herself as a dedicated, conscientious, and goal-oriented professional. Her goals are to continue to make positive contributions to the fields of public health and translational research in the future.
We talked to Lyndelle about her work and how the fields of chemistry and public health play a role in helping people live better lives.
What made you decide to pursue the master of public health?
I graduated from SUNY Plattsburgh with a degree in chemistry and went on to earn a master's in chemistry at UVM. While working on my master's thesis on the self-assembly of collagen mimetic peptides, I always felt the need to connect my science background to population health and to further translational research that could improve public health.
I decided to pursue the Master of Public Health upon joining the LCBR to both enhance my knowledge base and skillset as I continued to work in clinical trials research, and to make a greater contribution to both public health and translational research.
Could you describe your job at LCBR?
The LCBR focuses on understanding risk factors for heart disease, stroke, venous thrombosis, obesity, diabetes, aging, and frailty using a wide variety of assays in population and family-based research settings. Faculty and staff at the lab are trained in medicine, the basic sciences, epidemiology, and biostatistics, and they apply their training to large-scale, multi-center clinical trials and epidemiological-based studies.
I work in a project management role on the D2d Study at the LCBR. We are the Central Laboratory for this double-blinded, placebo-controlled clinical trial, coordinated out of Tufts University. In my current role, I use quality control measures on a daily basis to monitor sample processing, storage, and data quality. In addition, my role allows active participation in designing study research protocols, training and certifying clinical staff, and managing requests from the Coordinating Center and active field centers in this clinical trial.
What is the most important skill you learned in the UVM Public Health program?
I appreciated the emphasis placed on the proper dissemination of data and public health information. This included, but was not limited to, the effective use of short reports, blogs, discussion boards, and journal reports to communicate information. The correct dissemination of health information and findings is a skill that is integral to public health and research, and this was constantly reinforced throughout the program.
Why would you recommend the program to others?
The program has many positive attributes. It is a flexible yet robust program that allows students to work full time while pursuing graduate school online. The program also has many well-trained, resourceful, and very personable instructors who offer great guidance to students. I would highly recommend this program to anyone who has the desire to become formally trained in public health.
What are some of the common threads between chemistry and public health?
The fields of chemistry and public health both play a role in helping people to live better lives. Chemistry, allows for the molecular design of tools and systems to facilitate this process. Public health encompasses conducting of research, the dissemination of findings, and ultimately policy implementation, in an effort to improve population health.
Why are you passionate about your work?
My work combines health, science, and clinical research, and I trust that it will provide a wealth of information and resources for future research and policies to improve population health. I know that every skill that I learn, and every task that I do, plays an integral role in improving the health of the United States, and by extension global public health. This is something that I remain passionate about, and do not take for granted


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Q: How to have custom urls that map to values in the db? I want to have urls like this:
www.example.com/topic1/...
www.example.com/topic2/...
www.example.com/topic3/...
And these should be served using the TopicController.
The values topic1, topic2, topic3, .. are coming from the table in the database (topics).
Is this possible?
What will my route look like then?  These topics will be added ofcourse, it isn't something that is static in nature.

A: Try:
match '*a/' => 'topic#show' # assume the action is show

params[:a] will equal topic1 etc.

A: The closest solution I can think of would be to define a route such as
match "/topic/:name" => "topic#process_topic"

and the corresponding action in the TopicController
def process_topic
    @topic = Topic.find_by_name(params[:name])
    case @topic.name
        when topic1
            ...
        when topic2
            ...
    end
end

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The vision of CDC's global heath strategy is a world where people live healthier, safer, and longer lives through science, policy, partnership, and evidence-based public health action. CDC's Global Health Strategy was released in 2012, and includes four goals to be achieved between 2012 and 2015: improved health impact, enhanced global health security, increased country public health capacity, and maximized organizational capability.
CDC's Global Health Strategy outlines the agency's approach to achieving its global health vision. The 2012 Annual Report demonstrates how the Strategy has been integrated into CDC's global health planning and decision-making, as well as into the implementation and evaluation of CDC's global health activities. In addition, the Annual Report demonstrates how CDC has worked across the agency, as well as with its partners across the U.S. Government, international organizations, MOHs, civil society groups and partner countries as CDC continues to achieve lasting impact in global health.
The highlights below, though not an exhaustive list, effectively illustrate the breadth and depth of CDC's global health accomplishments in 2012 in the areas of health impact, health security, health capacity, and organizational capacity.
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Millennium People by J.G. Ballard.
David Markham is a psychologist (a typically Ballardian occupation) all set to jet off to America on a conference when a bomb goes off at Heathrow Airport, killing three people, including, it later transpires, Markham's ex-wife, Laura. Markham's current wife, Sally, persuades him to investigate the incident as a way of exorcising his remaining feelings for Laura (who ran off with one of Markham's work colleagues).
Markham's investigations lead him to a group of middle-class revolutionaries in the gated community of Chelsea Marina - radical paediatrician Richard Gould, priest Stephen Dexter and sexy but brittle Kay Churchill. Their activities range from silly stunts to actual destruction of property, from smoke-bombing a branch of Blockbuster to burning down the National Film Theatre.
But what are they rebelling against? It seems the middle-class are the new working-class - mortgaged to the hilt, school fees to pay, payments to keep up on the BMW, holidays in Provence, all of which leaves precious little for day-to-day living. Yes, they're mad as hell, and they're not going to take it any more.
But it's not all Adam and Jocasta tying their pashminas to the wing mirrors of their Volvo estates and driving around throwing leftover lentil couscous at the police - there are more sinister undercurrents at work, inspired by Richard Gould and Stephen Dexter and culminating in the bombing of Tate Modern, causing more deaths, and then the doorstep execution of a blandly anonymous but popular (and coyly never named) female television presenter. Menwhile the residents' protests (led by Kay Churchill, who David Markham has started a relationship with) culminate in a pitched battle with the police, who eventually withdraw and leave the residents to their own burning houses.
But what has been achieved? The residents of Chelsea Marina who had left gradually drift back and things return to normal. Not for Richard Gould, though, who has greater things on his mind, specifically assassinating the Home Secretary who is doing a post-riot visit to Chelsea Marina. Largely by accident Markham foils this, allowing the lurking police marksmen to give Gould a hot lead sandwich and acquiring a small degree of heroic status for himself into the bargain as he returns to leafy suburbia with Sally.
I remember saying back when Ballard died in 2009 that he'd spent the last decade or so of his life essentially rewriting the same novel several times; certainly the sequence that goes Cocaine Nights, Super-Cannes, Millennium People, Kingdom Come (his last published novel) all share a number of themes: boredom, urban alienation, technology as a means of enslavement rather than liberation, the gradual flattening out and deadening of emotion (what Ballard rather grandly called "the death of affect") and the associated need for people to re-assert their humanity through acts of increasing perversity and violence. Millennium People scores over its two predecessors by being located in a more recognisable setting (the previous two being set in Spain and France respectively) but loses out by virtue of the central plot being less convincing - the violence and depravity in the previous two books had a genuine edge of danger to it, but the middle-class revolt here just seems a bit silly, Richard Gould's psychotic urges aside. There's a bit of other sneaky working in of references from earlier works as well - Markham's wife Sally's fetishistic use of her crutches, despite the injuries she sustained in a tram accident in Portugal having long since healed, echoes the various bizarre episodes with surgical harnesses and calipers in Crash, still Ballard's most notorious work.
Crash is still the book you want, to be honest; I would suggest also that unless you're an obsessive completist you probably only want one of the late-period foursome mentioned above, and as entertaining as it is Millennium People probably isn't it - I would go for Super-Cannes if I were you. Ballard's writing style remains completely inimitable - the obsessive re-use of certain words ("matrix", "stylized", "psychopathology"), the public school/RAF habit all the male characters have of addressing each other by their surnames, the general sense that real human beings don't behave anything like this, the bracing moral and sexual perversity.
I stand by my earlier assertion that Ballard is a writer probably best served by the short-story format, though, so in addition to Crash, Super-Cannes and the weird Heart Of Darkness-esque fable The Day Of Creation you need to have the two collected volumes, as well as the frankly uncategorisable The Atrocity Exhibition. That should do you to be going on with.
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There's an old saying, "I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship." One of the outcomes of the journey through grief that commences when a loved one dies by suicide is that we end up with a kind of humble confidence. It's confidence because we now know that we can make choices that support us as we move through our grief. It's humble because we know that no one is ever free from loss and change. What we can say is that we understand the grief journey is a process. A process that centers on our own power to make choices. No one escapes the hurt. But no one has to stay stuck in the dark forever. Daylight results from our continuing to make good choices.
The important thing to do is put the arbitrary occurrence in a larger context. There isn't anything I can do in terms of how the cards fall. Sometimes I can control them, and sometimes I can't. I'm beginning to find my place. And it's taken a lot of trial and error. Trust is important. Trust in yourself and trust in the overall process. You just have to do it and see what works. That's how you learn to get along with the bigger program. Finally, I think I've come back from this awful place of dealing with suicide to integrate with life.
I don't think you ever get over the loss in your heart. When someone you love is gone, you are going to miss that person. It's perfectly human. When Christmastime comes, and there's no Cliff who's going to walk in the door and say, "Hi, Mom," I'm going to have a hard time. But there's no agonizing over Cliff now. There is peace and a quiet calmness. I am comfortable with the situation. If something beautiful happens or I'm somewhere Cliff would have been with us, I'll say, "Hi, Cliff, wish you could see this. How's it going, ol' boy?" Something like that, but it's not heavy.
People have said that the human mind makes progress, but it is progress in spirals. Not progress in a straight line. That is how we experience life as we make our journey through grief after losing someone to suicide. That journey is not a step-by-step move forward. It is step and back step. It is go forward and go back, then go forward again. What we gain by making the choice to continue to make and remake choices is wisdom.
Life contains loss – all kinds of loss. We have suffered a terrible kind of loss – the death of a loved one by suicide. What we recognize as we have worked to make good choices throughout the journey is that we have a kind of road map now. A kind of drawing of a process. Having gone on this journey, we now know a lot about the terrain. And we know that we can finally see the sun coming up over the mountain. There is now some daylight.
Expecting that you will experience other losses and remembering that you know first-hand that there is an active grieving process that can be engaged with that leads to integration and daylight.


Eidos has prepared a playable demo version of its upcoming Tomb Raider game.
A playable demo of Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness is here at E3, and it marks the first time we've seen Lara Croft in action in quite some time. The PlayStation 2 game appears to be trying to take the game away from from the tombs and into a slightly more modern setting. Along the way, the second coming of Ms. Pac-Man will learn some new moves to go with her new look.
For starters, the L2 button is used to enter stealth mode, which is essentially a crouched walk. There's also a toggle between running and walking, as well as a sprint button. Lara's tall, reaching vertical leap is still present, you can still execute a quick turnaround roll, and, like in the original, you can "shimmy sideways until there is room."
Lara has a more street-style look in the game as well. She's wearing a short denim jacket and jeans. When armed with a pistol, she'll grip it with both hands and hold it up to the side of her face, Charlie's Angels-style. The demo version being shown at E3 starts out in the basement of a dance club. After icing one guard, you make your way up to the dance floor, where more armed thugs await. During the fight, the club's sound and light system turn on, and you're treated to a light show and some pumping house music while you do some fighting.
Graphically, the models and environments look just fine, but the game currently has some pretty serious camera problems that occasionally prevent you from seeing the action at all. Also, the game's graphics are really quite jagged, giving the game the look of a much earlier PlayStation 2 game in some spots. Hopefully both of these problems will be worked out before the game is released. The game is also scheduled to come out on the PC.


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Q: How do i make a 2d key array in php? i'm fairly new to php programming, and just regular programming and i have a question to ask.
I have 2 arrays that contain the x and y values for co-ordinates.
$datay = array();
$datax = array();

I need to have these arrays for matted in a json encoded array like :
"x": 0,
"y": 0,

it has to be a 2d array with this for each element in datax or datay array, since both will be the same length. Can anyone help me out?

A: This is sample
$result_data = array();
foreach ($datay as $y_key => $y_value) {
   $result_data[] = array('x'=> $datax[$y_key], 'y' => $y_value);
}
json_encode($result_data);


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What is Human Trafficking?
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Bringing Light to the Darkness of Human Trafficking (Trafficking in Persons)
Thousands of women seek their roots decades after being sold in boy-preferring rural China (23 July 2018)
The women were sold, trafficked, and often forced to be child brides
Tens of thousands of adopted daughters from Putian are on a quest to find their birth parents
They were the victims of a local cultural preference for sons
"You are a motherless girl." This is how Ah Lin was repeatedly mocked when she was young. She remembered how she desired a warm hug in the bone-jarring cold, when she was barefoot and shivering in her adoptive brother's worn-out trousers.
Ah Lin is one of a cohort of baby girls from other parts of the country who were illegally sold to families in Putian, East China's Fujian Province, sometimes to be raised as a child bride for one of their adoptive brothers.
These girls were unwanted by their biological families mostly due to a combination of a rural preference for boys and the then-family planning policy that restricted most families to only one child.
An increasing number of these girls, mostly adopted in the late 1970s and early 1980s, are starting to explore their identity now. In a recent "family-seeking" activity held in Gutian county, Fujian Province early in July, many women gathered and registered their information and left blood samples for DNA tracking.
During the Spring Festival of 2018, Ah Lin and thousands of other adopted women attended a large-scale "family-seeking" activity organized by a local NGO named Help Finding Your Family, at Nanshan Park of Changle, Fujian Province.
Each of them distributed leaflets containing any scraps of information they had about their past. They left their DNA samples with the NGO's data hub. And they shared their experience with those having similar dark moments - abandoned at birth to an often cruel fate by a biological family they may never know.
Ah Lin has visited many villages, guessing them to be her own birth place, but she always returned in disappointment after a fruitless attempt to find her biological parents. Other than her baby clothes, she has no clues about her origins. Because abandoning a child in China is illegal, hints of their identities are rarely left behind.
Adopted girls
"For these girls, trying to find their roots is never an easy journey. Some of the abandoned girls have little education and feel overwhelmed when trying to find their birth parents.
Thanks to the rise of DNA testing and the popularity of WeChat groups in recent years, the girls have come together, joining DNA libraries and encouraging each other online by sharing stories of successfully finding their parents.
The Help Finding Your Family NGO began its work in 2015. Most of the volunteers themselves were adopted women coming from many different cities in Fujian and Zhejiang provinces. The aggregated data shows that the years of birth of registered women range from 1960 to 1990, mostly in the 1970s and 1980s.
Bill Chen (pseudonym), a volunteer from the group, told the Global Times that their DNA database now has more than 10,000 samples from abandoned women, including those abandoned and adopted by overseas couples. The NGO has successfully found more than 20 pairs of biological sisters and five pairs of identical twins. Overall, 367 people found their families through this group.
"Putian is the hometown of adoptive daughters," Xiao Jing said at the very beginning of her conversation with the Global Times. Although she has a great life as a cherished daughter of her loving adoptive family, Xiao Jing never gives up on any chance to look for her origins.
Her adoptive grandpa, who arranged the deal, hid the details of how she was adopted until he passed away. But growing up in someone else's family made her feel inferior and different as a child. She seldom tells anyone about such "maudlin" thoughts.
"I understand it must not have been easy for my original family. They had to make an agonizing decision which was barely 'a choice' in the context of the one-child policy," said Xiao Jing, who is now 40 and has a family of her own.
According to a conservative estimate by local NGOs, the total number of abandoned girls reaches tens of thousands. Domestic academic reports have revealed that some rural families attempted to dump their baby girls in a bid to have another child, hopefully a son. At the time, China's family planning policy restricted most families to one child. And the preference for sons made the situation even worse.
One rural family in Changle gave birth to a total of eight girls before finally getting a boy. The father, who could not afford to raise so many children, sent five of them to a baby trafficker, reported Caixin Media.
In 2003, the media visited Jingli primary school in Lingchuan county, Putian, and found that among 60 students in grade six, 33 were girls, of whom 14 were adopted. A majority of them were reported to be bought or kept as child brides.
Child brides
At the age of 16, Jin Yan (pseudonym) was abducted and resold as a child bride by a local human trafficking broker.
This nominally adopted girl served as a de facto maid to the other kids - washing clothes, cooking and farming in the scorching summer heat. She was forced to marry her mentally handicapped brother, according to a report by news site qq.com.
Jin slipped out the door on a dark and windy night to escape the pressure on her to marry her adoptive brother. A large number of abandoned teen girls were forced to marry their adoptive brothers at an early age.
After Jin escaped, she spent nearly three years learning to read and write Chinese, in order to help her find her birth family more quickly. With the money she earned from her hard work, she traveled to almost all of Changle's 18 townships, and paid almost 100,000 yuan ($14,747) in total to informants over the past few years.
Jin is only one of countless adopted daughters who very much desired and struggled to find their biological parents, though they may not be so welcomed as they expected due to years of estrangement.
The government has never released any official surveys or data on child brides in the region. The cost of marrying a bride in local areas was considerable, because of the customary dowry payment. Many local families believed that it was much more cost-effective to buy a little girl and raise her to be a daughter-in-law. This belief led to an industry of selling child brides in Putian.
Human traffickers
The key link of this industry was the local baby traffickers, who sought out families that wanted children.
Some of the adoptive girls have tracked down the former baby traffickers. But the information they get is almost always disappointing, because the business was so chaotic.
The traffickers may have had two or three babies in a basket for a buyer to pick from on a street. Especially in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the networks were too tangled and fast moving to trace.
Xiao Jing's fellow villager, who's also an adopted girl trafficked by a local well-known broker, has been in contact with her broker in an effort to get more information. However, the broker took her money but gave no useful information.
According to previous media reports, the city of Changle, where Xiao Jing was raised, had always been a notorious crossing point for human trafficking. This coastal city is roughly 100 kilometers from Putian. Many overseas Chinese come from Changle, because smugglers there have been taking groups to work abroad since the 1990s.
Changle was the main supplier of Putian's adopted daughters. News of the baby trafficking scandal first broke here, and police arrested a large number of traffickers who had been selling baby girls. However, many traffickers were never caught.
"I never experienced the feeling of being hugged by my mother when I was a child," Ah Lin said, adding she was not close to her adoptive family. She has been longing for a warm family since her childhood, even now that she has her own happy family.
At the NGO's "family-seeking" activity, she saw a white-haired old man hanging a sign on his chest that said, "Where are you, my daughter?" It made Ah Lin's eyes wet.
"There are still some parents in their seventies and eighties looking for their child. Where are you, my mother?" Ah Lin said in response to seeing the man. The sight made Al Lin feel bitter and abandoned.
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Q: How can I make a widget copyable? According to a text you type in the application, it finds the appropriate emotion and then returns one of the certain emojis. I want to make these emojis copyable whatever we want. I need help on this. How can I make the emojis in the picture returned to me from the application copyable?
String getEmoji(String text) {
    if (text == "anger") {
      return ' ';
    } else if (text == "joy") {
      return "  ";
    } else if (text == "sadness") {
      return "  ";
    } else if (text == "fear") {
      return " ";
    } else if (text == "love") {
      return "❤  ";
    } else if (text == "surprise") {
      return "  ";
    } else {
      return "❓";
    }
  }

 Text(getEmoji(data)+data,
     style: TextStyle(fontSize: 25, color: Colors.green),
      ),

A: Wrap Your widget with SelectableText
or
Wrap Your Whole parent widget with selectable region
Api Documentation For Selectable Region
Selectable Text
Selectable Region


While the driving force behind The Plantrician Project is the impact of our food choices on human health and the sustainability of our healthcare system, one cannot ignore the correlation between our food choices and global sustainability—including our ability to feed the world's burgeoning population.
The earth's surface is covered by oceans and other bodies of water and approximately 8 billion acres of arable land—the equivalent of about 6 billion football fields (approximately 1.3 acres each).
Currently, there are over 7 billion people on the face of our planet, predicted to hit the 9 billion mark by 2050.
In order to produce the Standard American Diet (SAD), heavily comprised of animal protein and dairy, it's estimated that the equivalent of 2 football fields are required per person per year—with much of this allocated to growing the crops to feed the animals. If all 7 billion of us on the face of the earth were consuming the SAD, we would need at least two planet Earths to feed us all, and we only have one.
By contrast, on just one football field of arable land, it's estimated that food can be produced to feed 7 people for an entire year when they are consuming a predominantly plant-based diet.
If everyone in the world consumed a predominantly whole food, plant-based diet, we would have the equivalent of nearly 5 billion football fields worth of arable land that could be returned to forested land to regenerate the lungs of the planet or to expand food production to meet the needs of a growing world population.
When considering this, in addition to the science that supports the efficacy of whole food, plant-based nutrition in its ability to prevent, suspend and even reverse the chronic, degenerative diseases that are plaguing much of the world, it's clear that a shift to a heavily plant-based dietary lifestyle both domestically and internationally is essential.
When it comes to grain production vs. beef production: By using our grain to produce beef, we waste an estimated 96% of the grain's calories and 100% of its fiber. Hence, for every "quarter pounder" of beef consumed, (190 calories of beef) the grain required to produce those 190 calories would produce enough grain to feed three people for an entire day.
The good news: The dietary lifestyle that's the most health promoting and disease fighting is also what's sustainable and enables us to feed the world's growing population. A predominantly whole food, plant-based diet = global sustainability.
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Q: What is the disadvantage if I use objects on the stack instead of on the heap in factory pattern? CPP codes are as follows:
Operation* OperationFactory:: CreateOperation(char opr) {
OperationAdd resultAdd;
OperationSub resultSub;
OperationMul resultMul;
OperationDiv resultDiv;
switch (opr) {
case '+':
    return &resultAdd;
case '-':
    return &resultSub;
case '*':
    return &resultMul;
case '/':
    return &resultDiv;
default:
    break;
}}

I find that there are some errors when I try to change the fields of objects created by this factory.

A: Hi and welcome to StackOverflow!
You should return a pointer to a heap allocated object because if you return a pointer to stack allocated object in the function's scope, the object pointed to by the pointer will be destroyed and the use of that pointer will cause an access violation!
Hope that helped you out!
I would suggest using a std::unique_ptr<> or a custom type that manages the destruction of the object because if the client doesn't free that memory, you might cause a memory leak!

A: The pointers your return are useless once the function returns. Similar problem in simpler code:
int* dont_do_this(){
    int x = 0;
    return &x;
}

x no longer exists once the function returned and you have a dangling pointer. Dereferencing it causes undefined behavior.
It can be fixed by making x static:
int* maybe_do_this() {
    static int x = 0;
    return &x;
}

Now x persists between function calls. However, even if you fix that your "factory" will always return pointers to the same objects. If that is what you want, you wouldn't really need a factory in the first place. A factory is expected to create instances and return them:
std::unique_ptr<Operation> OperationFactory:: CreateOperation(char opr) {
    switch (opr) {
        case '+':
            return std::make_unique<OperationAdd>();
        case '-':
            return std::make_unique<OperationSub>();
        // ...
        default:
            return std::make_unique<OperationDefault>();
    }
}

Also you need to take care to return something on all branches and you should actually use smart pointers instead of raw pointers.


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Metal Gear (Solid)
Wonderglue
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AKA: Honey Boy
Anyone playing it? Anyone loving it? Anyone living it?
This is probably the only game franchise that is still going strong apart from the usual Nintendo stuff. I loved the games to death when i was a kid.
With the release of The Phantom Pain i burned around 120 hours in one week from the release day. Ground Zeroes did provide around 60 hours for me to mess around. There goes my 5 years of waiting and 1 week of playing.
The last game in the series was probably the best gameplay wise, but the story was a bit bare. It lacked focus, but it still did a splendid job since it was so spread out. Of course, you can blame Konami for that, and Kojima for spending so much money and being over ambitious. I still have to 100% the game however, i am currently floating at 73%.
I just love stealth games, bare none, this was the best one yet. Everything just works.
Still, my favourite game in the series is Metal Gear Solid 2. There is just something about the setting, the loungy/jazzy d&b music, the narrative. It was also one of the few games that could be considered next-gen when it came out.
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The Metal Gear series is one of my favourites, I'd share more of my thoughts on it but right now I need to sleep. So later.
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Wonderglue wrote: This is probably the only game franchise that is still going strong
lol not anymore, konami has decided to be a dedicated mobile game and pachinko company
Anyway I haven't played TPP yet because I kinda would rather play it from my couch like the rest of the series, and I can't really justify the cost of a ps4 right now
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Yeah, i am kinda aware of that. That to me is a far better move than releasing half-baked full title games that will be lost in the mish-mash of average titles. Mostly because those games are not considered canon, and neither do they generate full attention from gamers or the public.
Without any bad game in the series, the franchise has cemented itself as one of the best games in history.
I wanted to do the same thing, but it was easier to just give 35€ for a digital copy than to buy a whole new system for only one game. The only other i want to play on the PS4 is Bloodborne. Maybe i will get it once, but not in the near future.
I created this as a general thread for the series rather than the latest installment. So feel free to add anything else regarding the other games if you wish.
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I haven't played a single game in the series since the original Metal Gear Solid. Y'know, I recall liking it at the time but it's been so long I honestly don't know. I've considered on a few occasions picking the series back up, but I'm kind of obsessive about playing games in order. I'm sure playing them all consecutively would be quite the ordeal.
Also, adding you on Backloggery, Wonderglue. I so rarely find people that use it!
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Metal Gear Solid 3 is a top 10 game. I never managed to get into any of the others because I made the mistaking of playing the original on my PSP (via PSN) and couldn't force myself to finish it. I'm kind of interested in The Phantom Pain but I'm hesitating a bit because it seems like I would need to play, at least, Peace Walker and Ground Zeroes to understand the story.
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I made friends with someone on the bus two days ago. Homie was clearly playing Snake Eater on a Vita! After a few stops and watching him die to Volgin, I encouraged him to use the tranquilizer gun and not aim it. My text sound is the "!" noise. Phone call is the codec. I love Metal Gear.
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also the debriefing song legit makes me bawl to this day
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I fell off the series with 4. Still haven't played further than Part 2 of that particular game. Just didn't have a PS3.
Pretty big fan of the series though. I'm probably one of five guys that will actively defend Snake's Revenge as a truly good MG game.
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I love the series to death. I played MGS1 as a kid and possibly beat it like 100 times. I went through the whole series over the years and even borrowed a PS3 from one of my friends from university just to play MGS4 since I never owned one. The first three are easily top ever games while I felt the last one was too ambitious and loose and drawn out.
I got Ground Zeroes for 5€ during the last Steam sales and it basically sold me for TPP which I'm playing through right now. Gameplay-wise it might be the best and most dynamic MGS game to date and I'm kind of glad the story is driven by something else than endless Codec sections although it kind of sucks that Snake has been turned into basically a non-speaking character (compared to previous installments of the series). I guess I´d have liked some middle ground better. That and the amount of filler missions are my main complaints, although they haven't stopped me from blowing 1.5h per mission just to score a perfect stealth score on each one.
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Worse off than Aaron's sex life.
This game is both epic and awesome, and then very bitterly disappointing at the same time.
The gameplay is fantastic and second to none so far. It's immensely fun to play and genius at times.
However the story telling has taken a back seat and now comes secondary. As a long time MGS fan, the over-the-top epic storyline was always a seller for me. Now it's reduced and pushed back into cassette tapes which can be dull (the same voices, and often hard to hear over the engine of the helicopter). Hideo Kojima also stated that he always felt Snake to be an extension of the player, not a character, and so made Snake quieter and talk less. Fuck that, Mr Kojima. Snake was always the star of the show and I wanted to hear him and his take on the story unfolding in front of me.
The Konami drama also definitely affected this game. There are cut scenes on the collectors edition bonus disc (available on YouTube) that detail extra story that actually closes the loop of the series story arc. Given the drama we know, it's obvious these were cut because Konami were pressuring for the game release. Additionally, midway through the game you are given a "end of chapter 1", wherein chapter 2 consists of a lot of replaying earlier missions on harder difficulties.
This could've been Mr Kojimas Magnum Opus, but it falls short for me, because of Konami (mainly).
Oh and every Mission has credits before and after as thought it was some sort of TV show, which is just weird.
That said, I still highly rate this game. The gameplay is fantastic and some of the messages within are strong and valid (there are a hundred different lethal weapons, but only a handful of non-lethal - it's easy to take life, but hard to preserve it).
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Since 1990, MD Anderson's Holiday Giving Program has brought smiles to countless families through seasonal cards that have generated more than $5.78 million. The annual program has provided funding for more than 200 patient assistance, community outreach, education and prevention programs that are truly Making Cancer History®.
BY Allison Schaffer
Cards are designed by patients at MD Anderson Children's Cancer Hospital. Photo by Adolfo Chavez III.
For a single donation, MD Anderson's Development Office personalizes and mails holiday cards to donors' friends, family and business associates. Holiday Giving Program supporters have the option to provide MD Anderson with a mailing list of the people they'd like to honor, an a card is sent to each honoree by MD Anderson. Or, MD Anderson will send the cards directly to the donor so that he or she may mail the cards with a personal greeting. Two new card designs are available for the 2015 holiday season. Each card was designed for the program by a patient at MD Anderson's Children's Cancer Hospital.
Nancy Glanville Jewell, of Houston, has supported the Holiday Giving Program for the past 24 years, practically since the program first started. She says the cards have become an integral part of her family's traditions.
"As a young family, we always shared traditional, tangible gifts with our friends," says Jewell. "As we grew older, we realized that what was most important to us was to share something that would benefit not just our friends, but their families as well. Supporting the Holiday Giving Program allows us to honor our friends with a donation to an incredible institution while sharing a bigger message and raising awareness of the work being done to stop this disease."
Time-tested tradition
Since 1991, Gayla and George Chapman, of Dallas, have used the Holiday Giving Program during the Christmas season to honor family and friends, and to support MD Anderson. "What I've always appreciated about MD Anderson is the love, the caring and the comfort that everyone has exhibited to me and others during my time there in addition to the extremely high level of medical competency," says Gayla.
"There are many charities that have similar kinds of holiday card programs, but none has the reputation of MD Anderson," says George. "When we send the cards, people know we have the utmost confidence in the top cancer center in the world. No one asks why we chose MD Anderson."
Through funding provided by the Holiday Giving Program in 2014, MD Anderson's Children's Cancer Hospital was able to purchase two VGo robots, which patients have nicknamed Taylor and Travis. Patients in isolation or those too sick to venture out of their rooms control the robots to represent themselves at events, off-campus trips and their schools back home. A camera attached to the robot allows the children to video-conference in to the desired activity.
"Donors who support the Holiday Giving Program are really changing lives," says Wykesha Hayes, pediatric school coordinator at the Children's Cancer Hospital. "They're giving us an opportunity to keep our patients feeling connected and normal. Education is such an integral part of life, and these technologies are helping us maintain that normality. We're forever grateful."
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