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Republican presidential candidates are very upset that gays can now marry
Megan Boyanton June 26, 2015
Most of the Republican candidates for the 2016 United States presidential election have condemned the Supreme Court for its ruling to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide.
The US Supreme Court has today announced that same-sex marriage is a constitutional right – paving the way for weddings in all 50 states.
The highest court in the US made the decision after hearing 'mega-case' Obergefell v. Hodges.
"Today, 5 unelected judges redefined the foundational unit of society. Now it is the people's turn to speak
"The Court is 1 of 3 coequal branches of government & they have an imperfect record. Stakes are too high to cede marriage to unelected judges."
"The Supreme Court has spoken with a very divided voice on something only the Supreme Being can do-redefine marriage. I will not acquiesce to an imperial court any more than our Founders acquiesced to an imperial British monarch. We must resist and reject judicial tyranny, not retreat.
"This ruling is not about marriage equality, it's about marriage redefinition. This irrational, unconstitutional rejection of the expressed will of the people in over 30 states will prove to be one of the court's most disastrous decisions, and they have had many.
"The only outcome worse than this flawed, failed decision would be for the President and Congress, two co-equal branches of government, to surrender in the face of this out-of-control act of unconstitutional, judicial tyranny.
"The Supreme Court can no more repeal the laws of nature and nature's God on marriage than it can the law of gravity. Under our Constitution, the court cannot write a law, even though some cowardly politicians will wave the white flag and accept it without realizing that they are failing their sworn duty to reject abuses from the court. If accepted by Congress and this President, this decision will be a serious blow to religious liberty, which is the heart of the First Amendment."
"Guided by my faith, I believe in traditional marriage. I believe the Supreme Court should have allowed the states to make this decision.
"I also believe that we should love our neighbour and respect others, including those making lifetime commitments. In a country as diverse as ours, good people who have opposing views should be able to live side by side. It is now crucial that as a country we protect religious freedom and the right of conscience and also not discriminate."
"The Supreme Court decision today conveniently and not surprisingly follows public opinion polls, and tramples on states' rights that were once protected by the 10th Amendment of the Constitution. Marriage between a man and a woman was established by God, and no earthly court can alter that.
"This decision will pave the way for an all out assault against the religious freedom rights of Christians who disagree with this decision. This ruling must not be used as pretext by Washington to erode our right to religious liberty.
"The government should not force those who have sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage to participate in these ceremonies. That would be a clear violation of America's long held commitment to religious liberty as protected in the First Amendment.
"I will never stop fighting for religious liberty and I hope our leaders in D.C. join me."
"This is only the latest example of an activist Court ignoring its constitutional duty to say what the law is and not what the law should be. Justice Alito spoke for so many of us when he said that '[t]oday's decision usurps the constitutional right of the people to decide whether to keep or alter the traditional understanding of marriage…
"All Americans, whatever their thinking on that issue, should worry about what the majority's claim of power portends.'
"The Court ruled today that all Americans should receive equal benefits and rights from the government under the law. I have always supported this view. However, this decision was also about the definition of marriage itself.
"I do not agree that the Court can or should redefine marriage. I believe that responsibility should have remained with states and voters where this conversation has continued in churches, town halls and living rooms around the country.
"Moving forward, however, all of our effort should be focused on protecting the religious liberties and freedom of conscience for those Americans that profoundly disagree with today's decision.
"The Court did not and could not end this debate today. Let us continue to show tolerance for those whose opinions and sincerely held beliefs differ from our own. We must lead by example, finding a way to respect one another and to celebrate a culture that protects religious freedom while promoting equality under the law."
Lindsay Graham
"I am a proud defender of traditional marriage and believe the people of each state should have the right to determine their marriage laws.
"However, the Supreme Court has ruled that state bans on gay marriage are unconstitutional, and I will respect the Court's decision."
"Rather than pursing a divisive effort that would be doomed to fail, I am committing myself to ensuring the protection of religious liberties of all Americans. No person of faith should ever be forced by the federal government to take action that goes against his or her conscience or the tenets of their religion.
"As President, I would staunchly defend religious liberty in this nation and would devote the necessary federal resources to the protection of all Americans from any effort to hinder the free and full exercise of their rights. While we have differences, it is time for us to move forward together respectfully and as one people."
"I am disappointed the Supreme Court today chose to change the centuries old definition of marriage as between one man and one woman. I'm a firm believer in traditional marriage, and I also believe the 10th Amendment leaves it to each state to decide this issue. I fundamentally disagree with the court rewriting the law and assaulting the 10th Amendment.
"Our founding fathers did not intend for the judicial branch to legislate from the bench, and as president, I would appoint strict Constitutional conservatives who will apply the law as written."
"While I strongly disagree with the Supreme Court's decision, their ruling is now the law of the land.
"I call on Congress to make sure deeply held religious views are respected and protected. The government must never force Christians to violate their religious beliefs."
"I support same sex civil unions but to me, and millions like me, marriage is a religious service not a government form."
"While I disagree with this decision, we live in a republic and must abide by the law.
"As we look ahead, it must be a priority of the next president to nominate judges and justices committed to applying the Constitution as written and originally understood."
"Today's decision in King v. Burwell is judicial activism, plain and simple. For the second time in just a few years, a handful of unelected judges has rewritten the text of Obamacare in order to impose this failed law on millions of Americans. The first time, the Court ignored federal law and magically transformed a statutory 'penalty' into a 'tax.' Today, these robed Houdinis transmogrified a 'federal exchange' into an exchange 'established by the State.'
"As Justice Scalia rightfully put it, 'Words no longer have meaning if an Exchange that is not established by a State is 'established by the State." He also said, 'We should start calling this law SCOTUSCare' – I agree.
"If this were a bankruptcy case, or any other case of ordinary statutory interpretation, the result would have been 9-0, with the Court unanimously reversing the Obama administration's illegal actions. But instead, politics intervened.
"For nakedly political reasons, the Supreme Court willfully ignored the words that Congress wrote, and instead read into the law their preferred policy outcome. These judges have joined with President Obama in harming millions of Americans. Unelected judges have once again become legislators, and bad ones at that. They are lawless, and they hide their prevarication in legalese. Our government was designed to be one of laws, not of men, and this transparent distortion is disgraceful."
George Pataki
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Q: How would I edit my class accordingly to call methods from main with out the parameters? Ex: g.count(filename) to g.count(); So in my main class called testPara, whenever I want to execute the methods in my class paragraph, I always have to write the file name inside the parameter of my methods. For example: g.readFile(file), g.countSentence(file). What would I have to do so methods won't require and I could execute just by g.count(). Maybe a global variable? This my paragraph class:
import java.util.*;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Scanner;

class paragraph {

 public void readFile(File filename) {

    try {
        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(filename);
        while(scanner.hasNextLine()) {
            String line = scanner.nextLine();
            System.out.println(line);

        }
    } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
           e.printStackTrace();
           System.exit(0);
       }
 }

public void countSentences(File filename) {
    int sentanceCount = 0;
    String line;
    String delimiters = "?!.";

    try {

    Scanner scanner = new Scanner(filename);
    while(scanner.hasNextLine()) {
        line  = scanner.nextLine();
        for(int i = 0; i < line.length(); i++) {
            if (delimiters.indexOf(line.charAt(i)) != -1) {
                sentanceCount++;
            }
        }
    }
        System.out.println("# of sentances: " + sentanceCount);

    }  catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        System.exit(0);
    }
}

This is how I'm testing my methods
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class testPara {

         public static void main(String args[]) {

    paragraph g = new paragraph();
    File file  = new File("story.txt");
    g.readFile(file);
    System.out.println("\n");
    g.countSentences(file);
  }
}

A: This makes only sense if your Paragraph class works with the same file the whole time. Then you could just add a field private File file; or something to the Paragraph class and use a setter to set the File object once. Like so:
public class Paragraph {

    private File file;

    public void setFile(File file){
        this.file = file;
    }

    ....

...and in the main method:
Paragraph p = new Paragraph();
p.setFile(new File("whatever.txt"));
p.readFile();
p.countSentences();
....

Of course you'll have to modify your readFile() method (etc) so they use the new "file" class variable.
EDIT: Or, as @4castle suggested, you could use a constructor to hand over the File instance (if your class needs this instance to work properly, this would be the right approach).

A: Make filename an instance variable of your class Paragraph
class Paragraph {
    private String filename;
    . . .
    // constructor taking the argument for filename
    public Paragraph(String filename) {
        this.filename = filename;
        . . .

and have the caller pass the value in when constructing an object from that class
Paragraph g = new Paragraph("story.txt");

After that, your methods do not need the argument anymore, they
can just take the value from the instance variable.  For example
public void countSentences() {

    Scanner scanner = new Scanner(this.filename);

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There was plenty of opportunity to explore the human body, its quirks and fascinations in this joint exhibition at the Bluecoat in Liverpool on the first Saturday of Dadafest International 2010 – and not all of it was formally exhibited!
It was a myriad of shapes and colours, Men in Black sunglasses, scarves, Nepalese hats, boots and multi- coloured fingerless gloves for there was a bite in the air that day. I found myself alone in the top gallery where three large pictures by Tom Shakespeare leapt off the wall, Harry Potter fashion, and started to speak to me. And their thoughts shocked.
From the 'The Nightmare' which awakens all those half forgotten dreams which play out our subconscious fears, the 'Dead Christ' that challenges you to think in whose image of man are humans cast, to the 'Vulnerability of Embodiment' – a purple Pope framed by two side of meat, hung slaughter house fashion above his head, they will all speak to you. Go and see….
In the Hub below are a series of cuboid lightboxes created by Tanaye Raabe called 'Evolve'. But they can also be revolved - and I watched with interest as party of Chinese people tentatively, and then enthusiastically spun the combinations.
As I had just come from a two hour yoga session where I had been bent over backwards, upside down, and stretched through a demanding series of exercises, these little creatures fascinated me. You could see every articulation of their joints and how a weakness in one area is compensated by distortions in other parts of the body.


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We are nature: a crazed malignant part of nature.
Human hubris and rapaciousness turned our evolution away from nature, to a reality of our own construction. We created myths of privilege and entitlement and separation from the natural world.
We are lost... In a wilderness of our own making.
We build systems that incentivize harmful behavior. We interrupt natural cycles, cause harm and create waste. We are consuming the planet faster than it can replenish itself. We are a destructive unsustainable species.
We can choose. We can change who we are and how we interact with nature. We can replace destructive linear systems with circular systems that are compatible with the biosphere on which we depend.


I see there are now 11 pages on this issue - come on Samsung you can do better than this.
My TV stopped recognising wifi after it updated... I've tried many of the suggestions with no joy.
I already wasted enough time trying to fix this issue... this is unnecessary and shouldn't happen.
I have contacted them 3 time pointing them to this post. Each time all they do is offer me to a call back from support. After messing around on the phone we manage to get an intenet connection that works for them long enough to connect to my TV using my mobile phone. They then proceed to blame my internet connection which is happily running all of the other 40 devices on WiFi in the house. My new 4k Fire TV stick is working extremely well now but the next TV I buy definitely won't be a Samsung after this fiasco. It would help if they would just admit the software has a bug.
Same story my side, also blaming my service provider and doing the mobile connection story... I am now using my PS4 to connect without any hassles, however, it is the fact that one pays so much money for what should be a superior product only to have issues such as this?
please s have a look and advise if I should change the board or if you think it's software related issue. My tv won't connect to the internet even with an Ethernet cable.
im sorry I cannot confirm the motherboard, but I do have an idea that might be easier.
Why not buy a smart TV stick like from Amazon or Roku?
It will be less money and you can try it quickly and return it if you had to.
My fear with a motherboard is if there is a version that works and older ones that do not.
This could end up being a frustrating exercise.
In my case, I have a android TV box connected and its like a mini PC, as it has access to all android apps, browsers and a BT keyboard.
Yes its one more device, but it has more Smarts than any smart TV.
The truth is that even if my TV wifi worked, I still would use my Android box as its more versatile.
I have the q6fn and it's a week old and right out of box will not connect to wired, only after unplugging Ethernet ( cat6 ) from tv the tv beeps and then I plug it back in then it connects every time. It might work for a day then the next day again with problem.
On WiFi the TV stays connected approx. 5 minutes after you turn it off (after it goes to sleep).
I have verified this through my routers web interface, and this can be reproduced consistently.
Then if you turn the TV back on (after those 5 minutes), it would try to reconnect to the WiFi network. In my case it would reconnect to the router sucessfully on the first try, BUT none of the Smart Hub apps have access to the network on the first try... I would have to re-enter the apps for them to get connected.
Also on the second try of opening the app, the app would start from scratch (with a $APP_NAME loading spinner), while on the first try of opening the app it would not.
This lead me to believe that Samsung caches the application's state to try and make it's loading times appear faster. This would in turn result in an network error.
i have managed to fix the issue on my tv. My Samsung smart tv UE48H6400AK stopped connecting to internet wirelessly or with Ethernet cable. Remote control response was slow too. I bought a main board for my tv from EBay, I bought the main board rather then WiFi module as I struggled with wired network connection. I was able to change the board easily and now I have a fully functional tv.
May be the last update killed the old board? I have since unticked auto update on the tv.
I'm in the exact same place with my tv. I used to reset the network, now the only thing that works is disconnecting power to the tv for a few min. Have you acquired any new information?


– Why 'occasionally' and 'small quantities'?
Some people consume large quantities of fermented vegetables on a daily basis. As I've pointed out in many of my previous articles on probiotics and fermented foods (e.g., this one, this one), I think that's unwise. Regular consumption of large quantities of fermented foods and/or other products containing probiotics is an evolutionarily novel behavior that may destabilize the gut microbiota.
Lactic acid bacteria, the type of bacteria that are most predominant in fermented foods such as sauerkraut, kimchi, and kefir, are no different form other bacteria in that they have evolved a capability to produce various compounds that help them keep up in the evolutionary arms race that takes place within the biotic community of the Earth. Many types of bacteria produce bacteriocins that are toxic to other microorganisms. They do so because it helps them outmaneuver competing organisms; hence, it aids their survival and reproduction.
It could be argued that the word probiotics, which means pro life, is a misnomer. Probiotic organisms are not harmless bugs that stay in the background and let all other bacteria do their thing in peace; rather, they are, like all other organisms on this planet, wired to fight for their survival.
If new organisms are introduced into an ecosystem, the ecosystem will obviously be affected in some way. The human gut microbiota is no different from other ecosystems in this regard. If you constantly pour great numbers of fermented food-associated bacteria into your gut, your microbiota may never get a chance to stabilize.
The quantities of bacteria that are present in fermented vegetables are relatively small compared to those that are present deep down in the human gut; however, in my experience, they are sufficient to cause problems in some people, particularly those who harbor a disturbed, degraded microbiota. Diverse, stable ecosystems are more resistant to invading organisms than degraded, disturbed once; hence, it goes without saying that people who harbor a resilient, diverse gut microbiota are more resistant to the potential adverse health effects that daily consumption of large quantities of fermented foods can have. That said, I strongly suspect that it's unwise also for these individuals to consume a lot of fermented vegetables every day.
It's important to remember that it's only very recently – on an evolutionary time scale – that fermented foods such as kimchi, kefir, and sauerkraut became a part of the human diet. Many of our tree-dwelling primate ancestors are believed to have consumed some plant foods that had undergone natural fermentation processes (1); however, they obviously didn't know how to or have the equipment to make large quantities of fermented foods via controlled fermentation. Neither did our Paleolithic ancestors. Most hunter-gatherers – both contemporary and ancient – consume primarily fresh food (2, 3, 4). They may occasionally eat some plants that have started to ferment as a result of being separated from their source of nutrients; however, they don't consume a lot of fermented foods. It wasn't until after the Agricultural Revolution that fermented foods such as wine, beer, and yoghurt were infused into the human diet.
What all of this is to say is that fermented foods did not make up a large part of the preagricultural diets that nourished our primal ancestors. This doesn't mean that we – contemporary humans – shouldn't consume any fermented foods; however, it does mean that we should think twice before we make fermented foods a large part of our diets, given that we are still – to a significant extent – hunter-gatherers from a genetic perspective.
The goal with consuming fermented vegetables in the context of microbiome restoration is not to get as many "probiotics" into the gut as possible, but rather to diversify the gut microbiome and build a resilient gut ecosystem that works well on its own. In other words, you could say that the goal is to not require a regular influx of immune-stimulating probiotics to maintain a healthy immune system and keep pathogens at bay.
It doesn't take billions of microorganisms to make a difference. Just a s single microbe that is able to swim through the acidic bath of the stomach without drowning can set up shop deep in the gut, given that it finds an available niche, is adapted to live in the gut, and is not outcompeted by other organisms. In other words, you don't have to take in 5 probiotic capsules every day or eat a big bowl of fermented vegetables to get some new bugs into your system. Actually, doing so may, as previously mentioned, do more harm than good.
With that said, there are some situations in which a high daily intake of fermented vegetables may be warranted. For example, some people who have an unhealthy gut (e.g., one in which problematic organisms such as Candida albicans have been allowed to grow uncontrollably) and are just starting out on their microbiome restoration journey may benefit from consuming moderate-large quantities of fermented vegetables every day for a small period of time (e.g., 1-2 weeks), in order to decrease the pathogen load of their gut and bring a lot of potentially beneficial bugs into their system.
A high intake of fermented vegetables may also help one recover from food poisoning, mild gastrointestinal disturbances, and the like. What is important to note though, is that these situations are temporary in nature, not chronic. Personally, I often eat some sauerkraut or other fermented vegetables during periods when I feel that my gut is not working optimally, as a way of trying to nudge it towards a healthier state.
It's better to consume a variety of different fermented vegetables than just one or two types. You don't have to be a genius to figure out why this is the case, all you need is a basic understanding of ecology. No two natural ecosystems that are present on this planet are completely identical. There's pretty much always going to be some variation in the types and/or numbers of organisms that are present. The reason is that different environments support different biotic communities and that evolutionary processes cause inter-ecosystem genetic variation. The microbial ecosystems that are associated with fermented foods such as sauerkraut and kimchi are not exempt from these rules.
Let's say that you go to the grocery store today and buy a couple of cabbage heads. You then head home, slice up the cabbage, squeeze out its juices, add some salt, and then compress everything into a fermentation crock that you leave to ferment in your kitchen cabinet. Then again tomorrow, you repeat exactly the same procedure.
After 2 weeks, you take out the first crock you made and eat some of the kraut, which is now nice and sour. The next day, you do the same thing with the second crock. You find that both products taste quite similar. This is not surprising, seeing as they are made from the same ingredients. The fact that their taste is quite similar doesn't mean that the two product are identical with respects to their microbiota composition though. They undoubtedly contain many of the same types of bacteria, including Lactobacillus plantarum; however, there will undoubtedly be some inter-batch variation in microbiota composition. One of the products may contain more of certain types of bacteria than the other, perhaps harboring some strains that are not found in the other product.
These types of differences come to be because there's always going to be some variation in the types of organisms that are present on the vegetables that are used for different ferments, as well as some variation in fermentation time, temperature, and so on. The more variation there is with respects to these factors, the more variation there is going to be with respects to the types of bacteria that are present in the ferments. Whereas the difference in microbiota composition between the two sauerkraut products above is going to be small; the difference between two fermented food products that contain different types of vegetables and/or have fermented for unequal times can be quite substantial.
The microbiota composition of fermented foods doesn't just differ between different products; it also changes over time within each product. For example, if you had left the sauerkraut to ferment for another 7 days after you took it out and ate some on day 14, then its microbiota composition – and also its taste – would have changed, the reason being that different microbes are involved in different parts of the fermentation process and thrive under different conditions.
A diverse ecosystem is usually a more resilient and healthy ecosystem than one that is species-depleted. The microbial communities that reside on our bodies are no different from other biotic communities in this respect. A large body of evidence suggests that it's better to harbor a diverse gut microbiota than a microbiota that is rid of diversity (5, 6, 7, 8).
It's good to harbor a diverse gut microbiota as many different types of microbes are required to properly stimulate the human immune system and break down the wide diversity of fermentable compounds that are a part of the human diet. Moreover, a diverse gut microbiota tends to be more stable and resilient than a microbiota that lacks diversity, in the sense that it's more resistant to being perturbed by pathogens, problematic foodstuffs, and pharmaceutical compounds. Diversity is not the only thing that is important with respects to microbiota health; however, it's definitely something one should pay some attention to.
The purpose of eating a wide variety of fermented vegetables, as opposed to just one or a couple of types, is to maximize the diversity of organisms one is exposed to. It's obviously more likely that you come in contact with many microorganisms that are both able to get through the harsh conditions in your stomach unscathed and survive and grow in your gut if you consume many different types of fermented vegetables, as opposed to just one type.
Why does the microbiome restoration plan say that one should consume fermented vegetables? Why not consume other types of fermented foods instead?
The reason why fermented vegetables are mentioned specifically in the microbiome restoration plan, whereas yoghurt and other types of fermented foods are not mentioned, is that fermented vegetables have some unique characteristics that make them particularly useful in the context of microbiome restoration. First of all, vegetables have been a part of the human diet for millions of years. Hence, we have co-evolved with vegetable-associated microorganisms for a very long time. By eating raw and fermented vegetables, you may expose yourself to some microbial old friends that have accompanied the human kind on its evolutionary journey (7). Dairy foods, on the other hand, are a new addition to the human diet.
Second, the microbiota of traditionally fermented vegetables differs markedly from that of fermented foods such as yoghurt. It's typically more diverse than that of other fermented foods, particularly that of industrially produced, fermented dairy foods. It's also less generic than the microbiota of yoghurt and other similar fermented foods: it changes markedly throughout the fermentation process and differs between different products.
Third, vegetables are very healthy; not just because they are a source of potentially beneficial bacteria, but also because they are high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, have a low caloric density, and contain little or no salt, saturated fat, and sugar. As I've pointed out in some of my previous articles here on the site (e.g, this one), milk products are not so great with respects to their nutritional characteristics. Many of the problems with milk can be partly or wholly eliminated via fermentation; however, some remain pretty much regardless of what type of processing techniques that are used.
With all of that being said, there's nothing wrong with consuming certain other types of fermented foods in addition to fermented vegetables. The reason fermented vegetables are at the center of the microbiome restoration plan is not that no other fermented foods contain bacteria that are beneficial in the context of microbiome restoration, but rather that fermented vegetables have some unique characteristics that make them particularly useful for repairing a damaged microbiota.
Homemade fermented vegetables are generally superior to store-bought varieties. The reason is simple: most of the fermented vegetable products that are sold in stores contain a more generic microbiota composition; there's less variation between products than what is the case with homemade ferments. In particular masss-produced fermented vegetables made via the use of starter cultures are very bland with respects to their microbiota composition. Do not buy those products. Also, perhaps needless to say, stay away from products that have been pasteurized.
Homemade ferments have a somewhat different microbiota composition than industrially produced fermented foods and may harbor small numbers of some potentially benefical microorganisms that are not present in store-bought varieties, because the conditions (e.g., microbial environment, temperature, salt content) under which they are made are not strictly controlled.
The reason the microbiome restoration plan doesn't specifically state that one should consume homemade fermented vegetables, as opposed to store-bought varieties, is that not all of the fermented vegetable products that are sold in stores are equally bad. Some stores carry fermented vegetables that are produced in a traditional manner and that are as good, or almost as good, as homemade ferments. If you manage to locate a store, farmer, or fermentista that sells high-quality fermented vegetables, then feel free to go ahead and buy and eat their products.
As pointed out above, fermented vegetables that are made via the use of starter cultures are less varied with respects to their microbiota composition than products that are made via the use of bacteria that are naturally present on vegetables. It's unwise to use starter cultures, particularly in the context of microbiome restoration. If you use starter cultures when you make fermented vegetables, you may inhibit the growth of certain types of organisms and make your ferments less varied with regards to the types of bacteria they contain. It's better to do things the way nature intended. There's no reason to mess things up by bringing unnecessary human inventions into the mix.
From the perspective of maximizing microbial diversity, it's unwise to use a lot of salt when making fermented vegetables. Salt hinders the growth of many types of bacteria, not just "bad" ones, but also some potentially "good" ones. A little salt goes a long way.
It is possible to make fermented vegetables with no or very little salt, but it's not easy, seeing as salt is important for keeping molds and other nasty critters away. A while back, I talked to a friend of mine who runs fermentation workshops and sells fermented food products and recipe books about the possibility to making fermented vegetables with no or very little salt. She tried it out and actually managed to create a very good product. It tasted quite different from fermented vegetable products that are made with standard salt concentrations. It clearly had a different microbiota composition. I suspect that it may be possible to make fermented vegetables that are more therapeutic with respects to microbiome restoration than conventional ferments by tweaking around with variables such as salt content and fermentation time.
As pointed out earlier, the microbiota of fermented vegetables evolves during the fermentation process. A lot of people who make fermented vegetables let their ferments stand undisturbed for a specific period of time (e.g., 2 weeks), before they bring them out onto the kitchen counter, eat a little, and then transfer all of the fermented vegetables to the fridge for storage. From the perspective of maximizing the number of potentially beneficial microorganisms one is exposed to, this is probably not the best strategy. It's probably better to take out, eat, and store some of the fermented vegetables at several different time points. This way, one is exposed to the full spectrum of microbes that are present in vegetable ferments. This strategy is particularly great when fermentation crocks are used, as it's easy to remove small quantities of fermented vegetables from fermentation crocks without messing with the fermentation process and/or ruining the ferment.
Obviously, after some time, one has to transfer the ferment to the fridge, or else it will go bad. The exact amount of time that you should let your ferments ferment before you transfer them to a cold environment for storage depends on several factors, including your taste preferences (the longer you let your ferments ferment, the more acidic they get), the temperature of the room you're fermenting in, and the amount of salt you use.
Fermented vegetables are undoubtedly useful in the context of microbiome restoration. With that said, it's important to point out that sauerkraut, kimchi, and the like do not contain the broad range of microorganisms that are required to repair a severely degraded gut microbiota. They primarily contain Lactobacillus spp., which make up a fairly small portion of the gut microbiota of a normal person. Also, many of the bacteria present in fermented foods are not conditioned to live in the human gut: they disappear from the gut or diminish in presence shortly after one stops consuming the foods in which they are found.
This is one of the reasons why the microbiome restoration plan lists several other microbiome restoration strategies besides the one I've talked about in this article. It's also one of the reasons why I offer online health coaching (See this page for an overview of my online coaching services). There are no quick fixes for complex health problems. Moreover, no two people are identical or have identical needs. The tips I've shared in this article are obviously general in nature; they may not be equally useful for everyone.
Another thing I think it's important to say is that not everyone "needs" to eat fermented vegetables. If your microbiota is in bad shape, you'd probably be wise to incorporate some fermented vegetables into your diet; however, if it's in good shape, you may not attain that much benefit from eating sauerkraut, kimchi, and the like. You may get some new microbes into your gut; however, you're probably not going to notice any dramatic health improvements.
There's still some things we don't know with respects to what constitutes the optimal approach to treating gut dysbiosis. With that said, there is a lot we do know. As long as we keep the evolutionary health model with us everywhere we go, we're unlikely to get lost.
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Thanks for a good article, Eirik. I like your perspective of "Less is More." Many of the so-called health gurus push the idea that if a little is good, a lot more is better, whether it be with regard to fermentation, supplementation, or whatever. Possibly this is to increase the sales volume of whatever products most of them sell. The only thing you "sell" is the consumption of real food. There's no conflict of interest, and I like that.
Less is indeed more, Shary, at least when it comes to fermented vegetables/probiotics. There's little doubt in my mind that it can be very detrimental to health to take in a lot of "probiotics" (I'm liking that word less and less) on a daily basis. This is particularly true for people who harbor an imbalanced microbiota.
Good point that one must use several strategies to repair s damaged microbiome. Not sure I agree with the recommendation to eat fermented foods occasionally, though spare servings might be wise if eating daily. See https://healthimpactnews.com/2014/sauerkraut-anti-cancer-fermented-food-that-restores-gut-flora/ for reference to research that would seem to contradict your point that frequent consumption of fermented foods may not be healthy. Thanks for your site, And the work that goes into it!


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Switched (Trylle Trilogy #1)
Amanda Hocking
St. Martin's Griffin
When Wendy Everly was six years old, her mother was convinced she was a monster and tried to kill her. Eleven years later, Wendy discovers her mother might have been right. She's not the person she's always believed herself to be, and her whole life begins to unravel—all because of Finn Holmes. Finn is a mysterious guy who always seems to be watching her. Every encounter leaves her deeply shaken…though it has more to do with her fierce attraction to him than she'd ever admit. But it isn't long before he reveals the truth: Wendy is a changeling who was switched at birth—and he's come to take her home.
A Very Unique Read
March 25, 2012 (Updated: March 25, 2012)
Switched by Amanda Hocking was quite an interesting read. When I read the description, I was thinking fairies, given the whole changeling thing. I could have have been more wrong: trolls. How cool is that? Switched was a fast paced read that dived into a completely unique storyline.
The beginning of Switched was a bit disjointed. I didn't quite get what was going on, and I wasn't completely feeling the story. As time progressed, Wendy began to get more answers to her questions, and things began to make more sense. I really loved the uniqueness of the plot. Everything was so new and it was a lot of fun to read about.
The characters were an interesting mix. The relationship between Finn and Wendy seemed a bit odd at first, there was not a lot of build up. As the story moved on, it did build more and it was really cute. I really liked Matt - he was a character you don't see a lot of, but the parts of the book he was in were some of my favorites. A lot of the other characters fell flat for me. They just didn't seem real, and I had a hard time connecting with them.
Switched was a promising start to the trilogy, and I cannot wait to pick up the other books now. The unique premise is captivating, and really gives it a unique edge to really stand out.
Erica Top 50 Reviewer 192 reviews
Interesting read!
I had heard a little bit about this book and was genuinely curious, especially when I read it was about trolls. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this book.
Not only are the characters well written, but they are tantalizing characters, especially Finn. Oh my goodness. I wanted more Finn. The story between Wendy and Finn is not only mysterious, but just keeps growing with each page. I hadn't heard much about Amanda Hocking before I picked this book up, but I will definitely be reading the sequel to this book. I just can't get enough Finn!
Jillian Van Leer Top 50 Reviewer 304 reviews
Lives up to the hype
January 14, 2012 (Updated: January 16, 2012)
I'd heard lots about Amanda Hocking and was curious to see what everyone was talking about. Everyone knows I love a good paranormal so I was excited I was able to get a copy of her book SWITCHED. I was intrigued with the premise of a girl that finds out that she really is in fact different. In this case, she's a changeling. Her so-called mother sensed this and tried to kill her when she was six years old. Flash forward eleven years later. Finn, a mysterious boy shows up and tells her he needs to take her back to her real home. Wendy is at first relieved to realize she's not crazy and then wonders if she really wants to go with Finn. Some others also want her and try to kidnap her.
I liked how Hocking puts a twist on the whole world of trolls. Forget Shrek. Here they're beautiful, wealthy individuals living admidst humans. There's a scene where they watch Lord of the Rings and laugh over Tolkien's protrayal of them. In a way it's like Wendy tells Finn, these trolls are kind of like paranormal grifters, placing their babies with wealthy humans in order to swindle them for their money. At times her beautiful mother Elora is shown to be cold and aloof with her own secrets she's keeping.
The chemistry between Wendy and Finn is intense and adds to the story. It was refreshing not to have the whole love triangle in this story which is almost too common now in YA novels. Instead we watch as Wendy grows to realize she cares deeply for her guard Finn.
At times the plot is predictable but there's some interesting revelations that make this story one worth following. The way Hocking is able to put her own unique twist on a familar tale will resonate with readers. Let's just say I can't wait for the next book TORN that is coming out the end of February.
1. Unique twist on trolls
2. Engaging story
3. Good love interest without the usual love triangle
Kim Baccellia, Staff Reviewer Top 10 Reviewer 743 reviews
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Trolls...Really? YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hocking convinced a skeptic on this one!
When I first started reading, I was very skeptical about the world of Trylle, especially once I found out that the main character, Wendy, was a troll. However, this book forces the reader to reevaluate the stereotype surrounding trolls, and the novel actually had a pretty decent plot line.
This novel is about a heroine that can't seem to fit in wherever she goes. She didn't even fit in with her own mother and is accused of being a Changeling. Because she thinks her mother is crazy, she doesn't consider that her mom may actually be right. When a mysterious boy named Finn from her school convinces her that she is a troll, and that she must leave with him for her safety, she enters the world of Trylle.
Finally, Wendy will find a place to fit in... NOT. In fact, although Wendy tries to fit into this world and embrace her new role in life as a Princess, she does not do very well. The person she latches on to for sanity is Finn, and a love story develops as well. By the end of the novel, Wendy has a clear idea what her role is in the future, yet she is not sure of her powers and how she can live up to the challenges before her. She knows the Trylle community needs to be changed, but the novel ends with her fleeing back to her human family, because she thinks that she cannot possibly live up to the challenges before her.
If you like stories that involve the supernatural world, a heroine that rises to power, love stories, or even stories about finding yourself, this series is for you.
Disclaimer: I wrote this review after reading the entire series in three days. I know what is in the future. However, don't be sure of yourself. If you make predictions about how you think the novel will end, or attach yourself to characters, be prepared to change your mind.
Megan Seymore Top 500 Reviewer 9 reviews
Mindless Entertainment
Switched was an interesting read because I was constantly flip-flopping over how I felt about it. While it was a quick and easy read that I found hard to put down, it was also filled with shallow characters, lacklustre villains and an abundance of plot holes. So while I enjoyed it for it's mindless entertainment value, it definitely wasn't without its issues.
A good chunk of my problems with Switched had to do with the way in which Hocking described her characters. If I wasn't offended, then I was completely put-off by how awful her characters came across.
"She was thin, the way she had always been, in a beautifully elegant borderline-anorexic way."
I'm sorry, but I don't think that anyone who is described as "borderline anorexic" should ever be described as elegant or beautiful – not in something that is marketed to such a young and impressionable demographic. I also had a hard time warming up to Wendy, because of her self-admitted and unapologetic brattiness, and Finn, because of his constant secretiveness; it wasn't alluring and mysterious, it was annoying and frustrating.
Fortunately I was able to mostly forgive Wendy for her quick temper and childish ways when it was revealed that, even though she looked human, she was actually a troll princess, and a heated temperament was a characteristic of all trolls. Unfortunately, when it was explained that Wendy was a Changeling, a troll switched with a human child at birth, and that she had been raised by humans in order to help fund Forening, a troll community, so that they could live their lives without having to put in a days work, I lost all respect for anything Switched was trying to accomplish.
"And so we leave our children with the most sophisticated, wealthiest human families. The changelings live a childhood that is the best this world has to offer, and then return with an inheritance from their host families that infuses our society with wealth."
So not only are these trolls lazy, they're stupid. With this kind of wealth at their fingertips, why wouldn't they invest it and remove their dependency on humans, not to mention alleviating any risk to their children's lives should their host family suspect that something wasn't right? Considering their numbers are dwindling, keeping their children safe should be a priority. It might also reduce the chance that a troll would mate with a human, further diluting their lineages.
Also, with this kind of wealth, how is it that they are subject to attacks from a rival troll community? How is it that a large group of trolls are all able to sneak past the large gate fencing in the community, sneak onto the palace's property and smash through the skylights without attracting anyone's attention or setting off some kind of alarm? What is all of this wealth buying them if it isn't security?
Oh right, this is where Switched's superficial plot comes in to play. We're expected to believe that Wendy's real mother, the Queen Elora, is trying to stave off having her rule overthrown by hosting dinner parties where the guests are forced to dress like they're attending a lavish ball. Amidst threats of mutiny and enemy attack, we're also meant to believe that she is more preoccupied with planning Wendy's debut than actually teaching her how to be a princess that could defend herself from these kind of attacks. Oh, and that trolls with magical powers would cower in fear while a bunch of trolls relying on brute force tried to steal their princess.
But, like I said before, despite its numerous flaws, Switched is also immensely readable – it's a quick read that I found hard to put down. So that's gotta count for something, right?
Kelly Goodwin Top 50 Reviewer 151 reviews
"A couple things made that day stand out more than any other: it was my sixth birthday, and my mother was wielding a knife. Not a tiny steak knife, but some kind of massive butcher knife glinting in the light like in a bad horror movie. She definitely wanted to kill me."
I absolutely love opening lines like that, which make you go "what?!" And this book contains an original creature: trolls! I've heard amazing things about Amanda Hocking, and I'm happy to learn that it's all true. Switched was such a fun and unique story full of great characters! Wendy is strong-willed, quirky and feisty, and I loved her! She doesn't truly fit into the human, and her family has to move a lot, so she's basically stopped trying. Then when she finds out her true heritage, she doesn't really fit in with the Trylle either. I found her easy to relate to and believable. I'm definitely cheering for her to find her place in the world.
Finn! I love forbidden romances that aren't suppose to work out. Wendy and Finn are great together, and I hate Elora for keeping them apart! Elora is Wendy's birth mother, but is just as cold as the woman Wendy always thought was her mother. It's such a strong contrast between the life she left behind with her brother and aunt. They would do anything for Wendy, and she loves them just as much.
My one complaint about this book was that almost every chapter ended with an unnecessary mini-cliffhanger. There was no real point to them, since they were immediately resolved in the first few lines of the following chapter. It did keep me engaged though, and I probably would have read this in one sitting if school and life didn't get in the way. I'd definitely recommend this one if you're looking for a fun paranormal read without vampires, shifters, or witches.
Angie F. Top 50 Reviewer 87 reviews
Unique...I mean trolls are pretty unique, right?
I gotta say the book turned out a lot better than I thought so that is a good thing. There were some parts that I didnt like but I would say overall the book was quite good. I didn't like that Finn was all like I can't be with you because we would never be able to. Yet, he kissed her and made her think that they could! So frustrating! I did like the idea of the story. I mean have you ever heard of Paranormal Romance with trolls in it(even though they aren't green and gnarly or anything like that). I did like most of the characters. Like her mother the queen was all ordering her around and everything but then sometimes it was obvious that she did care about her daughter. I know this sounds stupid but I actually LIKED the enemy. Well, I shouldn't say liked exactly but, I found they were very important in this story. I wouldn't have liked it nearly as much if there weren't some crazy enemies thrown in the story!
It was pretty interesting and unique.
Kierra Top 500 Reviewer 21 reviews
Trolls, but not in the way that you think...
When you think of trolls, you think of huge, green, warty disgusting things. Switched reveals a new truth about trolls: They, in fact, are not ugly, and they are a very cultured people.
Switched is about a changeling called Wendy. When she was six, her mum tried to kill her. At sixteen (all YA books seem to take place at sixteen, don't they?), she is tracked down by a gorgeous tracker called Finn, who tells her that she really is one of the Trylle (or trolls), and asks her to join them in their own community. Understandably, she doesn't want to leave her family, so Finn bides his time, for a while, anyway. Then she gets attacked by a rival clan of trolls, and so Finn kidnaps her and takes her to her new home, where she discovers she's a princess.
And then, being a princess, she's got to learn everything about being one, and then there are all these dilemmas about attempts on her life and her love life because she's not allowed to be with Finn because she's a princess and he's just a lowly tracker.
This is definitely a must-read!!!
- Very interesting unique take on trolls
- Unique characters
- Engaging story
Louisa Top 50 Reviewer 119 reviews
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I like the unique take on trolls.
Melyssa Beerens Top 1000 Reviewer 2 reviews
A self published masterpiece! I can not wait for the sequels. A story of a very special changeling brought back to her true people. While the begining seemed a tad slow, the romance built until it exploded and the pages almost combusted.
Brittany Top 100 Reviewer 71 reviews
Trylle
Switched is about the Trylle. A species of troll who live in a village hidden away from view. Wendy is a changeling, a Trylle switched at birth with a human child to grow up in their family. Wendy doesn't know she is a Trylle until Finn comes along, the weird guy who stares at her. She has to live her 'foster' family when she is attacked by Vittra, an evil side of the Trylle. She goes back to the Trylle village where she learns she is a princess, destined in line to the throne. Beautifully written this is a must read!!
I loved the way Amanda showed he characters, they all had their own personalities instead like some characters in other books are really similar. I loved how it was written in Wendy's point of view as you could feel what she was feeling.
Casog Top 50 Reviewer 260 reviews


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Quotation Marks and Dialogue
Quotation marks are used to identify words that someone has said. You'll often find them in fiction, where they signify dialogue, the words spoken by the characters. In newspapers, journalists use quotation marks to signify that something is a direct quote from a person in the article. In academic papers, quotation marks can signify that you are quoting material that was written by someone else. Quotation marks always come in pairs; the first set opens the quote and the second set closes the quote.
American vs. British Quotation Marks
American English and British English differ in the way they use quotation marks. American English uses double quotation marks (" ") for quotes and reserves single quotation marks (' ') for quotes within quotes. In British English, the convention is the opposite. Another difference is that in American English, periods and commas go before closing quotation marks. In British English, they go after the closing quotation mark. The guidelines below apply to American English.
When writers become confused about quotation marks, it usually has to do with where to put other nearby punctuation. Below is an example of a conversation between two characters, with their dialogue correctly punctuated.
Martin said, "I'm going over to Jennifer's house for a few hours."
"You can't be serious!" cried Fauntleroy.
"Oh, but I am," Martin replied.
"How will you get there?" Fauntleroy asked.
"I thought I'd take the bus."
"And," Fauntleroy continued, "exactly how long is 'a few hours'?"
"Probably two or three."
"Well . . . fine. Tell Jennifer I said hello."
In the first sentence, Martin makes a declarative statement that ends in a period. The period goes inside the quotation marks. Treat anything within quotation marks as separate from the rest of the sentence you've written, and make sure it has its own correct punctuation. If the quote is a full sentence, it must begin with a capital letter, even though it is within the larger structure of another sentence.
The second sentence begins a new paragraph because a different character is speaking. Fauntleroy responds with an outburst, ending with an exclamation mark. When an exclamation mark belongs to the sentence inside the quotation marks, it goes before the closing quotation mark.
In the third sentence, Martin is making another declarative statement. This time, however, the statement is followed by the dialogue tag Martin replied. In dialogue, when a sentence that would normally end in a period is followed by a dialogue tag, the period becomes a comma. It should go before the closing quotation mark.
In the fourth sentence, Fauntleroy's query ends with a question mark. As with exclamation marks, a question mark goes before the closing quotation mark when it belongs to the sentence inside the quotation marks.
In the fifth sentence, Martin is speaking, but there is no dialogue tag. Writers often omit dialogue tags when the context of a conversation makes it clear who the speaker is.
In the sixth sentence, the dialogue tag Fauntleroy continued appears in the middle of Fauntleroy's sentence. Notice the placement of the commas after And and continued; commas go before quotation marks. This sentence also contains a quote within a quote, which is enclosed with single quotation marks. Fauntleroy is repeating Martin's words a few hours.
The final two sentences of the conversation also omit the dialogue tags, because it's clear which character is speaking in both instances.
Non-Dialogue Quotations
In nonfiction or academic contexts, you may want to quote someone without styling it as dialogue. The same rules for where to put other punctuation in relation to the quotation marks apply. But you should also take care to construct your sentence so that the quoted words fit within it grammatically.
The mayor said his two golden retrievers were "the best dogs in the world" and added that he was not a cat person.
The mayor said his two golden retrievers were "the best dogs in the world. I'm not a cat person."
In the second example, the sentence begins in the third person and past tense but abruptly switches to the first person and present tense halfway through the quote. The result is jarring for the reader, and sometimes hard to follow.
Scare Quotes
Occasionally, writers enclose certain terms they wish to distance themselves from in quotation marks. Quotation marks used this way are commonly called scare quotes or shudder quotes. It's a way of implying that you're using a term in an unusual way or that you don't necessarily approve of it. For example:
Silicon Valley has fully embraced the "sharing economy."
The scare quotes around sharing economy suggest that it's not a fully accepted term. Perhaps the writer feels that it's jargon or just doesn't like it. But, unless you're writing for an audience who is totally unfamiliar with the subject, it's better to leave the quotation marks out and instead provide enough context to make the meaning of the term clear. Overusing scare quotes will quickly annoy readers, so reserve them for terms that truly require them:
For too many people, "computer security" is an oxymoron.
In the sentence above, the scare quotes are needed to indicate that the writer is not talking about computer security in general, but rather the term itself.
Because scare quotes usually suggest a sniff of disapproval or sarcasm from the writer, you should never use them purely for emphasis or decoration. A sign outside a restaurant that proclaims Best "Flapjacks" in Town will make people stop and wonder why the flapjacks need the scare quotes. Are they really flapjacks? Or are they some kind of inferior imitation? Likewise, if you write someone a note that says I "love" you, the recipient will probably assume that you meant the exact opposite!


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7 Questions with Matt Sampson of Hacienda Beer Co.
Editor's Note:
Want to enjoy some Hacienda beer? Catch Matt and Hacienda at the Juicy Brews Winter Invitational in Brooklyn, NY on December 8th. Tickets are available here.
Hacienda Beer Co. is the side project of Door County Brewing Co. in Baileys Harbor, WI. Like any good side hustle, Hacienda is focused on creativity and experimentation. We found out about Hacienda serendipitously after Brand Manager & Quality Control Director Matt Sampson reached out asking if he could send some beer our way. They've since become one of my favorite breweries of the year.
We've had plenty of juicy IPAs and, after awhile, they all start to taste the same. Thankfully, Hacienda is focusing on balance with their hoppy beers, resulting in dialed-in, incredibly drinkable beers. Before they join us for the Juicy Brews Winter Invitational, we chatted with Sampson about what he's reading and one of Hacienda's worst brew days.
John Paradiso: How'd you get your start in the brewing industry?
Matt Sampson: Our head brewer, Danny McMahon, started homebrewing in college in Minneapolis. Danny and his family started Door County Brewing Co. five years ago as a way to bring the family back together in Door County and bring Danny's beers to a professional level. Hacienda was formed earlier this year, as a creative outlet for our brewers—allowing them to experiment with hazy, juicy hoppy ales and weird, funky mixed-fermentation beers.
JP: Any horror stories from your time at the brewery?
MS: For one of our first batches of beer on our new brewhouse, we brewed a raspberry, rhubarb, hibiscus saison. After transferring it to the brite tank, we came in the next morning to find bright pink/red beer splattered all over the brewery walls and ceiling. Sometime during the night, the sight glass on our brite tank popped off, causing a fountain of beer to spray all over the place. That was fun to clean up.
JP: What are your thoughts on the state of hazy IPAs in the industry?
MS: We love hazy IPAs. But we think the best ones are being made with a focus on balance. Too many of the hazy IPAs out there are overly, sickly sweet, or they have so much hop material in them that it's like taking a bite out of a hop pellet—you can't have more than a few ounces of some of them. We feel drinker's palates are moving towards subtlety, and we hope the brewers of these styles can meet them there.
JP: What is your favorite beer to drink now?
MS: Anything from Half Acre Beer Co.
JP: Are you reading anything interesting?
MS: Modern Huntsman Vol. 2 — a biannual publication for like-minded conservationists, creatives, and outdoor enthusiasts. Their mission is to change the misrepresentation of hunting in popular media by telling the stories of hunting purists and conservationists. The photography is absolutely beautiful and the stories are equally engaging.
JP: Describe your ideal taproom.
MS: We like a variety of spaces—and we love when breweries make something entirely unique. Do something unexpected. There's way too many cookie cutter brewery taprooms out there. We love spaces with lots of funky artwork and greenery. Ideally, a place with a small but well curated taplist and live music.
Give us a few songs to add to an all-star bottle share playlist.
MS: "Trap Queen," Fetty Wap
"Dern Kala," Khruangbin
"Saturday Night Inside Out," The Avalanches
'Hung Up," Madonna
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John A. Paradiso
Currently Drinking: Saison Dupont
John A. Paradiso is the managing editor at Hop Culture Magazine. His interests include listening to the tunes of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizzard and watching Wes Anderson films. His Wednesdays are spent picking up comics at the local comic book shop and his weekends are spent watching Premier League soccer. He's probably down to get a beer later.
@paradiseohh