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Dengue fever is a viral infection that causes fever and other symptoms in humans. The infection is often life-threatening. However, it can also be prevented and treated by taking preventive steps. One of the most common preventive steps is to get a blood test. The test is simple and takes less than five minutes. This test is relatively safe, has minimal risks, and quickly disappears symptoms.
1 Severe dengue is a life-threatening worsening of dengue symptoms
1.1 IgM antibody is detectable one week after infection.
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Severe dengue is a life-threatening worsening of dengue symptoms
Severe dengue is a more severe form that can result in shock, organ failure, and even death. Severe dengue is more common among people who have already been infected with dengue fever or have a history of frequent exposure to the dengue virus. The symptoms of severe dengue are similar to those of dengue fever, but they worsen quickly.
Severe dengue is an acute, life-threatening type of joint disease caused by one of four related viruses. Although most cases are mild, severe dengue can be life-threatening within hours of infection. The virus is transmitted by mosquitoes, which bite humans and animals. The mosquitoes, usually female Aedes aegypti, are also responsible for transmitting the chikungunya and Zika viruses.
The disease has an increasing prevalence and is responsible for more than half a million hospitalizations annually. About 2.5 percent of these patients do not survive. Various factors, including globalization, air travel, and the lack of effective vector control methods, have contributed to the increasing burden of dengue. As a result, the disease is an increasingly important public health challenge, especially in developing nations.
IgM antibody is detectable one week after infection.
Various methods detect the presence of IgM antibodies in the dengue virus. The best way to detect dengue infection is to collect a blood sample within the first five days of illness. If the result is positive, the patient has been infected with the dengue virus. If it is negative, the patient is in doubt, and a second blood sample should be taken to confirm the diagnosis.
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First degree level apprentice in the House of Commons – Gillian Keegan
Westminster Education Forum	November 7, 2017
Gillian Keegan MP, addressing the Westminster Employment Forum Keynote Seminar: The future for higher and degree apprenticeships – expansion, integration and standards
I'm the Member of Parliament for Chichester but I've only been that for four months, so I'm not a very experienced MP. However, I think I may be the first, I'm checking this out with the House of Commons Library, but I think I may be the first degree level apprentice in the House of Commons.
I am actually somebody who did a degree apprenticeship 30 years ago, which is why I'm here, why I'm so far from Westminster and why I'm super interested and passionate about this subject.
I grew up in a place called Knowsley in Liverpool, Huyton in Knowsley. Knowsley is quite famous in academic circles for having the lowest level attainment for decades in its comprehensive schools, which of course we all go to, because that's all that's available.
I left the school that I went to at 16 with my 10 GCSEs, but there were no sixth forms in any of the schools, so there was nowhere to go actually with my new found academic greatness. So I started work as an apprentice in a car factor in Kirkby, if you know the place, and I worked there for 7 years, and it wasn't really called a degree apprenticeship, but it was a degree apprenticeship as you would call it now, so I worked and I had day release and I had evening classes, the universities didn't work so closely, or the polytechnics and universities didn't work so closely with industry then, but effectively it was the same thing, I went to day release, I went to evening classes, I did all my homework at the weekends, and it was fantastic.
What kind of started as a disadvantage in life, not being able to go to sixth form and not being able to go to a decent school, became a massive advantage.
7 years later I'd worked and travelled abroad, I managed a team, I'd cut real deals in industry and I had a 2:1 in business studies from Liverpool John Moores University, which was perfectly respectable, not the best, not the worst, but perfectly respectable.
And from then on I carved a career in international business, and I worked for 27 years in international business, I worked in Tokyo, I lived in Madrid for 8 years, I lived in Nice, and that degree apprenticeship, or higher level apprenticeship, was my absolute life chance. It gave me every opportunity that has since been afforded to me, since doing that, and even now coming into the House of Commons.
So I worked for 27 years, there's nothing like actually working and studying at the same time. I was working in a car factory, it was a highly unionised car factory, and I was studying international business, competition and globalisation at the same time.
There is nothing like that experience:
to make you a Conservative in Liverpool, and
to make you really understand what it is, or the key success factors or how you actually need to get on in business.
It's not intellectual, it's not abstract, it's absolutely real, dealing with real challenges, dealing with real people's jobs, real people's livelihoods and I've always taken that responsibility seriously, but having that at the same time was absolutely brilliant. I went to an All Party Parliamentary Group on Apprenticeships yesterday (17 Oct) in Parliament.
The one thing I find about is it's almost a discussion which kind of excuses it, it's an alternative route but it's not quite as good at the other route which is going straight to university, to be an academic, and I actually see it as a superior route.
And it's not for everybody, it's not for everybody. I had this long conversation with my eldest stepson last night who has enjoyed wallowing in the university experience at UEA studying politics and he's still wallowing in the university experience at City University. For him it was the right thing to go to university, but for many people, if you really do want to get a serious career and get on in life, it is absolutely the best route, I think, to get into the workplace.
By the time I was 23 I was the IT procurement manager at NatWest Bank, there was lots of IT procurement that was happening at those times because the technology was hitting branch banking and the internet was hitting etc.
By the age of 26 I was in Tokyo buying the chips that you all see on chips and pins, you know your chip card, which didn't exist at the time, that weren't big enough, in the world, they were not big enough to hold the banking algorithms, I was out there trying to persuade people, which I did, to develop the application specific integrated circuits that you need to hold the banking algorithms.
By the time of 31 I was managing a large multinational sales group from Madrid travelling all over the world, and then I was Chief Marketing Officer at a tech company and now I'm in Parliament, and I owe it all, I believe, to my degree level apprenticeship.
It enabled me to take what was probably a disadvantage in terms of the Knowsley education system, to a massive advantage in 7 years.
In my constituency I have Rolls Royce motor cars, very different from the car factory that I started in, but I went there, and they have degree level apprenticeships and I met a couple of the young people who were doing it. The common problem in Chichester is, it's very difficult to afford a house, the average salary to house prices is 13 times, it's as bad as London. These degree level apprentices were saving up and negotiating to buy their house in Chichester.
They had got on to the housing ladder because they had a decent job, because they were earning whilst they were learning, and they had a guaranteed role afterwards.
Yesterday (17 Oct) when I heard a lot of people kind of tell me, how can we sell this, how can we get people to take this more seriously, how can we encourage more people to become degree apprentices? I said it must be the easiest thing to sell in the world, you earn, you learn, you get on a career ladder, you absolutely have real responsibility whilst you are gaining your education, it really must be an easy sell.
I guess one of the things that brings you all here is trying to understand how we can make this a route, a very valid route for many more people, young people, for whom it suits in our society today.
Gillian Keegan, Member of Parliament for Chichester
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Thelma Todd was an American Actress. Born July 29, 1906, she appeared in about 120 films (pictures) between 1926 and 1935. On the morning of December 16, 1935, Thelma Todd was found dead in her car in a garage behind her restaurant, The Sidewalk Cafe. Her death ruled accidental by carbon monoxide poisoning (see death certificate below), its been listed as one of Hollywood's most suspicious deaths. Full of life and love, with beauty and brains, it was hard to believe that she would do anything to put herself in danger. Was Hot Toddy's death caused by her own hands, was it an accident or was it murder? Listen while Cat chats with Craig Owens, creator of the Facebook page Bizarre Los Angeles and author of Haunted by History.
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An Ethiopian Israeli's Run From His Trailer Home to the Rio Olympics
When Ageze Guadie ran the Rotterdam Marathon this month, it was the first time he had ever tried the race. He qualified for Brazil by nine seconds.
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Marathoner Ageze Guadie at the Wingate Institute near Netanya, April 2016. Credit: Uri Talshir
The story of Ageze Guadie is a bit like the story of someone who waits at the bus stop every day but the driver never notices him. The bus drives on, the man tries to catch it and just misses it at the next stop. One day, just as the door is slamming on his face, he gets in. He gets noticed.
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Guadie was born in Ethiopia in 1989 and in 2002 came with his family to Israel. While his family was housed in an absorption center in Be'er Sheva, the 13-year-old was sent to a boarding school near Hadera far away.
Before that he had no connection to sports. When he tried to join the local running team, the coach said he was too weak and skinny. Guadie found himself training alone on the beach until he would pass the runners who had made the team instead of him.
Representing the club Hapoel Emek Hefer, Guadie won regional and national competitions at middle distances for under-16s. He even was the Israeli youth champion in cross country, but the army didn't grant him the benefits of an "outstanding athlete" during his military service. He was merely considered an "active athlete."
"It seems I wasn't good enough and there were others," says Guadie, who served as a technical quartermaster.
Both as a soldier and after his release, Guadie worked as a cafe waiter and a mover. He used the money to pay for training camps. In 2011 he finished third in a 10-kilometer race but never felt he was appreciated.
"I was happy I had the ability, but even then no one helped me out," he says. "I asked myself what would happen. Everything I earned I spent on training, I lived on an overdraft and felt it couldn't continue that way."
Ageze Guadie greeted at Ben-Gurion International Aiport after his strong showing at the Rotterdam Marathon, April 2016. Credit: Uri Talshir
Four years ago he noticed an ad for physical education studies at the Wingate Institute, and decided to sign up. "Sports are what I like," he said. "I figured if I didn't succeed in competitive sports, at least I'd learn something and work hard."
But a four-hour talk with Zohar Zimro, a former Israeli Olympic marathon runner and now a respected coach, helped convince him to keep running. "You have talent and it will be a shame if you have pangs if you stop," he quotes Zimro.
To save on expenses as a college student, Guadie moved into a very modest trailer home at Wingate. Later he started training with Zimro.
At the end of last November, Guadie happened to see a Facebook post by physiologist Muli Epstein, which listed the qualifying times for making this year's Rio Olympics. The qualifying time for the men's marathon was now two minutes lower, at 2:19:00.
A little over a week later, Guadie finished third in the Israeli championships in the half marathon, with only Marhu Teferi and Berihun Weve beating him.
"Still, no one looked at me as a leading athlete; everyone flew off to training camps and I stayed here," says Guadie, who became a sports teacher at a school in Netanya.
"I thought about what Muli had posted. Berihun Weve told me: 'Come with us and try, you have nothing to lose.' I felt that if I did 21 kilometers in 1:07, I had the second half in my legs. Your gut tells you that you can do it. Go for it. I had faith and courage; it came from the heart."
Marathon runner Ageze Guadie's trailer home, April 2016. Credit: Uri Talshir
College can wait
So that's how Guadie began dreaming about the Olympic marathon, a race he had never run. Veteran Israeli runners had set their sights on the April 10 Rotterdam Marathon, the last chance to qualify for Rio. Tesama Moogas had already qualified. In mid-February, Guadie went to a 54-day training camp in Ethiopia; his running friends helped him with his expenses.
There he tried a 40-kilometer run for the first time; he ran it on gravel. Later he did a 35-kilometer run on the road.
He planned to take his college tests and finish his seminar paper later; instead he would spend all his time and energy trying to make it to Brazil. The night before the race in Rotterdam, he was overlooked among the runners expected to make the Olympics. Israeli sports experts figured Guadie was just trying to gain experience.
Guadie thought differently of course – he says he arrived in Rotterdam with a world of confidence. The plan was for the entire Israeli team to run at 3:17 per kilometer, and after 32 kilometers (20 miles) everyone would do what he could.
"In the first 10 kilometers Zohar pulled me [along]. I ran together with Marhu, Berihun and Melkam Jember. Fifteen kilometers went by and I was okay, I was with them. Twenty kilometers – I was there. Thirty – still alive with the pack," Guadie says.
"Later only Marhu and I remained. At the 38th kilometer he picked up speed and I kept at the same pace because I didn't want to burn out in my first marathon. I stayed by myself and knew I needed to fight and give it everything I had; there was no going back."
In the last two kilometers, Guadie saw the crowds alongside the road cheering and clapping, and he picked up speed. At 10 meters to the finish line, the clock showed 2:18:40.
"My hamstring muscle on my right leg was already completely cramped, locked. That was it, my legs didn't move anymore. Collapsed. Maybe because of what I had learned at Wingate, I started to make movements with my arms, like swimming, and that's how I moved forward. It felt like running inside a dream."
When Guadie woke up from that dream, he saw his final time 2:18:51. He met the Olympic qualifying criteria by nine seconds.
Someone who had never run 26 miles – 42.2 kilometers – had become an Olympic marathoner. Teferi finished first among the Israelis at 2:18:19, so he'll be going to Rio too.
"I was completely shattered, Marhu hugged me and everyone was surprised. Even Zohar told me he didn't believe it. I remembered how my mother didn't want me to run – she said it was hard and was afraid I'd be too skinny," Guadie says.
"In the end she understood, and after she saw how much I had invested, she really wanted to see me on television. Immediately after I made the [qualifying time], I thought about how her dream had come true. At least I did one good thing. I made her happy."
Race to glory
When Guadie walks around Wingate, almost everyone compliments him on his great achievement. When he returned to Ben-Gurion International Airport this month, he heard the shofar blowing.
"All that noise was too much for me," he laughs. "And suddenly all my family and friends were there. If it was possible, I would have left through the back door and run away," he says.
"The next day I was at an Olympic Committee seminar. Everyone was talking about goals and rules, and I was still trying to absorb it all. I still hadn't had time to breathe; I only wanted to go to my trailer, relax and sleep."
So, he did. When he finally opened the door to his trailer home, he came out with two cups of black coffee and a devastating smile.
He's the seventh of nine children, but only he has any connection to sports. While the system may not have always believed in him, he could still count on a supportive environment, both family and fellow runners.
"I used to hate doing a lot of kilometers. I won't forget the last few meters in Rotterdam. This marathon taught me two things: Ability and courage. To believe in yourself and not be afraid, to go for broke, to turn the impossible into the possible," says Guadie, who set the second-best time for an Israeli running his first marathon, after Moogas.
"I was so hungry to succeed, and maybe it's a bonus for all the years I didn't succeed. Maybe finally it connected after no one gave me a chance. I always wanted them to listen to me and believe in me. I believed that the people close to me supported me," he adds.
"Many people told me I wasn't capable, and it seems I wasn't the first or last who broke out late. Children who were never noticed and no one thought about have to believe and not give up."
So at age 26, Guadie finally caught the bus slipping away from him. This summer he'll fly to Rio and run his second-ever marathon at the Olympics.
"I didn't do it by accident, I worked very hard for it," he says. "Now I have to dream big-time, to set a personal record and earn a respectable place. If get there, I'll set my sights as high as possible. Either way, I know where I came from and will continue to live the normal life I had."
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2 pipe bombs found in Manchester, festival organizers say no threat to Bonnaroo
Two pipe bombs capable of exploding were found on Walker Street in Manchester on Wednesday, the Manchester Times reported.
2 pipe bombs found in Manchester, festival organizers say no threat to Bonnaroo Two pipe bombs capable of exploding were found on Walker Street in Manchester on Wednesday, the Manchester Times reported. Check out this story on Tennessean.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/bonnaroo/2019/06/12/2-pipe-bombs-manchester-tennessee/1433093001/
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Two pipe bombs were found on Walker Street in Manchester on Wednesday the Manchester Times reported.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol was assisting with the investigation, and local units were maintaining a 300 foot perimeter, a spokesperson for the agency said.
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival begins Thursday, but festival organizers said they were informed that the threat was mitigated.
The activity was unrelated to Bonnaroo in any way, organizers said.
"As always, we remain in contact with local law enforcement throughout the festival and have a broad range of safety procedures in place, including car searches, CCTV cameras, mounted patrol, metal detectors and canine patrols," the festival said in a statement.
Walker Street is about four miles away from the festival grounds.
In a separate incident earlier this month, Bonnaroo said in a statement that the festival notified law enforcement after being made aware of threatening remarks made on social media.
In that case, the Clarksville Police Department said it took actions to "minimize or negate" the possible threat.
Festival officials had said they were prepared to make adjustments to Bonnaroo's "broad range of on-site safety and security procedures" if needed.
This is a developing story and will update.
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This "Game Of Thrones" Fan Theory About Davos Is Weirdly Convincing
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As we head into the penultimate season of Game of Thrones, we've finally started to get some answers.
We know why Hodor can only say Hodor. We know where the White Walkers came from (above). And, most importantly of all, we know Jon Snow is, as many knew all along, the son of Lyanna Stark.
As well as confirming Jon's true parentage, many fans took the conclusion of Season 6 to mean that Jon was the fabled Azor Ahai.
We'll get on to why in a moment. But first, a quick history lesson on who Azor Ahai is/was/might be.
Around 8,000 years before the events of the show, Westeros suffered through the fabled "Long Night" – when winter took over the whole continent, and the White Walkers did their thing: murdering shitloads of people.
Their reign of terror was finally ended thanks to a man known as the Last Hero, who sought out the Children of the Forest, who helped push the Walkers back up to the Lands of Always Winter. In Asshai, in eastern Essos, this hero has another name: Azor Ahai.
But why does this matter if it happened so long ago?
Thanks to Melisandre, we know that there is a prophecy that states Azor Ahai will return to save the day from the White Walkers all over again. Talk about a one-trick pony.
She tells Jon: "When the red star bleeds and the darkness gathers, Azor Ahai shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone."
She also says: "In the ancient books it's written that a warrior will draw a burning sword from the fire, and that sword shall be Lightbringer."
So when looking for candidates for Azor Ahai, you need someone who was born beneath a bleeding star, amidst smoke and salt, who took a burning sword from the fire. Simple. So why do people think it's Jon?
In the Season 6 finale, when we see Lyanna dying during childbirth in the Tower of Joy, the camera lingers on the following shot.
Young Ned enters the room and places a sword at the end of Lyanna's bed. The weapon in question is Dawn, the ancestral sword of House Dayne, which Ned has just taken from Ser Arthur Dayne after he and Howland Reed killed the legendary Kingsguard.
Dawn is literally a falling star – unlike most ancestral swords that are made of Valyrian Steel, Dawn was forged from a meteorite. And, seeing as it was just used to kill a bunch of Northmen, it's covered in blood. So, you might say it's a ~bleeding star~, and that Jon was born ~beneath~ it.
But what about the other parts of the prophecy?
In the show, at least, we have seen no sign of Jon holding a burning sword. But prophecies being prophecies, there are many who think it could just be a ~metaphor~ for his Valyrian steel sword, Longclaw.
Lyanna was certainly crying during his birth, so that could well be the "salt", but there doesn't seem to be any obvious smoke. Perhaps the most clear sign that it probably is Jon, is the "...shall be born again amidst smoke and salt to wake dragons out of stone" bit.
Jon is very probably about to find out that instead of being a Stark, he is in fact a Targaryen – with blood of the dragon. His inner dragon is about to wake up, and we can't bloody wait.
Thanks to Reddit user FollowTheBeard, however, it turns out there is another, much more unexpected candidate: Ser Davos Motherfucking Seaworth, the Onion Knight.
You can read FollowTheBeard's extensive and very impressive argument in full here, but we'll go over some of the most compelling points.
If you can cast your mind back to Season 2, Stannis drew a flaming sword from the fire, and Melisandre was totally convinced that he was Azor Ahai.
He died a few seasons later, so she was clearly very wrong.
But after everyone had left the beach, Ser Davos casually picked up the sword from the sand.
Meaningless, or a very subtle sign of things to come?
Next: "...shall be born again amidst smoke and salt..."
At the end of Season 2 Stannis's fleet – including Ser Davos – was decimated by Wildfire thanks to Tyrion. Smoke from the burning fleet, salt from the sea. It adds up so far...but you can't really call it a birth, can you?
FollowTheBeard points out that after the Battle of the Blackwater, everyone thought Davos was dead.
"I had heard you were dead," says Stannis upon being reunited with his Hand. While Davos's smuggler friend Salladhor Saan remarks, "You've only just come back to life. Stay alive a little longer, my friend."
He may not have died. But he came rather close. And who says the birth from the prophecy isn't metaphorical? Perhaps this was the moment when everything changed for him, when he lost everything – including his son – and his destiny as Azor Ahai was set.
As for the bleeding star, a comet with a red tail is shown in the skies above Westeros for most of Season 2.
Including during Davos's lowest moment at the Blackwater.
So what about the final part of the prophecy? Has Davos woken a dragon from stone? Well, yes.
By Season 6 Episode 2, Melisandre has lost any faith that remained. She was wrong about Stannis, and now – with his corpse lying on a stone slab at Castle Black – it seems she was wrong about Jon. She has given up.
That is until Super Davos comes along to help her get her mojo back. He gives her a Bill Pullman-esque pep talk and convinces her to try to bring back Jon.
Melisandre thinks, once again, that she's failed. She leaves the room, and Davos is the only one who remains.
As FollowTheBeard says, "He approaches Jon, internally begging, pleading, willing, praying for his return. Shortly after, Jon gasps his first breath."
Whether you put it down to Davos's own desires, or just the influence he had on Melisandre's efforts, there's no denying Davos is responsible for Jon Snow being resurrected.
Jon – a Targaryen, whether he knows it or not – was brought back from a cold, stoney nothingness by Ser Davos Seaworth. A dragon woken from stone.
The most persuasive argument, however, doesn't even come from the show at all. Just before Season 6, Liam Cunningham, who plays Davos, told Conan O'Brien that when he first met George R.R. Martin, the writer told him a secret about the show that only he knew.
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You can watch the interview in full here. But we're struggling to think of any information that it would be important for Cunningham to know while others were kept in the dark, unless his role in the show would turn out to be much more significant than we were led to believe...
Game of Thrones being the size that it is, there are, of course, other theories. Chief among them is that Daenerys is the prophesied Azor Ahai.
This – along with the Jon theory – has the benefit of fitting another requirement that is hinted at in the books: that Azor Ahai must be a descendant of Aerys II Targayren and his wife Rhaella.
Daenerys is their daughter, while Jon is their grandson. Unless there is a very left-field plot twist coming our way, Ser Davos is certainly not a Targayren.
Let's be honest, it probably isn't Davos, and it almost certainly is Jon, but either way this is another excellent fan theory from a fandom that just keeps on giving.
I'm sold. ALL HAIL THE ONION KNIGHT!
Nice theory, but clearly bullshit.
The night is dark and full of people with too much time on their hands.
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Interesting look at the commonalities between 3 different famines, completely separate by place and time: the potato famine in Ireland in the mid-19th century, the Bengal famine in the 1940's, and the Ethiopian famines of the 1970's-80's.The upshot of this book is that famines are never caused exclusively by what you think they are, i.e. natural disaster (drought, flooding, pests, etc.). I think most of us know that, but this book is an examination of exactly what other forces conspire to make f [...]
Michael Connolly
The author argues that bad weather, natural disasters, pests and crop failure are often not the main cause of famine. Other causes are: (1) harvests being stolen, (2) civil wars, (3) obstructions to transporting food from one part of the country to another, (4) hungry people lacking the money needed to buy the food, (5) relief aid being stolen by the army or government officials, and (6) government efforts to keep the famine secret. The author studies three famines: (1) the Irish potato famine o [...]
Calzean
Keneally output of books is truly amazing. In this one he takes his previous research of the Irish Famine, his experience in Ethiopia and added the Bengali 1943 famine to discuss common causes, villains, heroes and impacts. He makes a number of observations including that there is always enough food it is a matter of getting it to the right people - and it is the Government of the day which prevents this from happening. I would have liked Keneally's thoughts on the Bengali famines of the 1760s a [...]
Hard to rate this one, as the subject matter is so wrenching and angers me so. There were times, for example, I had to just stop reading and get away for a bit. But Keneally's writing is typically excellent, and I enjoyed the parallel chapter structure, as well as the breakdown by cause/villain/relief/etc.
Marzie
Probably really like 3.5 stars, but giving it 4 for the importance of the topic as a whole.
An excellent book which I enjoyed as an audio book. Covering the Irish potato famine 🥔 🍀, the (mostly unknown) Bengal famine of WW2 and the famines of Ethiopia in the 1970s and 1980s it is a highly educational, yet harrowing read. Makes you feel grateful for everything the world has achieved, albeit we still have a long way to go in some places and for some people in terms of good security, peace, fair elections and freedom of speech. I can highly recommended, one of the books that has me [...]
Emmkay
I was really looking forward to this one, and wanted to learn more about the topic. However, I found Keneally's very awkward prose style unbearable. I tried to soldier on for a while but it got to the point that I was getting distracted ("that's the fifth time he's begun a sentence with 'nor' in the past 3 pages!"), and I abandoned the effort.Additionally, while the parallel structure was an interesting idea, it didn't seem to bear out well in practice. Keneally would observe that there was such [...]
A brief and sickening overview of three historical examples of famines - the Irish potato famine, the Bengalese famine during WWII, and the Ethiopian famines of the 1970s-80s.Compares and contrasts the three examples, with the physiological and psychological effects of famine, as well as the heroes and villains of each case - those who tried to get the word out, and those callous few who snubbed the starving people or ignored them completely. Amartya Sen's assertion that there has been no famine [...]
"There is no end to politicians who pursue, at the cost of all compassion and paying the price of human flesh, their denials, dogmas and ideologies. In Ethiopia and in many food crises of the present and recent past, it is oppression, war and 'civic mayhem' that have been the main reasons for famine mortality."This book is rather confusingly organized and poorly written, and missing most citations that would give the author a lot more credibility, but still gives a good look at the politics of [...]
Margaret Sankey
Keaneally runs the narrative of three famines--the 1840s Irish Potato Famine, the 1940s Bengal Famine and the Ethiopian Famine of the 1970s in parallel under thematic chapters like "villains," "whistleblowers," "evictions and emigration" and "God's Hand (how each society believed their situation was diving wrath of some retributive nature)". This is simplistic, but effective, if you have never heard of the Durg or thought about India in WWII. Keneally is writing popular history requiring a lot o [...]
Thomas Keneally is an australian writer and researcher, most famous for the story of Schindler's Ark (which achieved world wide fame as Schindler's list) has written a critically important analysis of three horrendous famines in human history (Irish, Bengal and Ethiopian). The book explores the ways famine is the same regardless of where and when it takes place and what role culture might play in making a famine distinct. It is a sobering and absorbing account of human misery and the role human [...]
T.R.
I was drawn to the book to learn more about Ireland's an Gorta Mor, but I most appreciated learning about the created famines in Ethiopia and Eritrea. I remember the images on TV when I was a kid, but they were subsumed in my pre-teen mind as equating Africa. As a youngster my ignorance could be excused, but Keneally, lays out what most of the world should have seen clearly: the poor were the victims of cold war politics, a stalinist styled dictator (Mengistu), and the compliance of Western aid [...]
Keneally's observations about the role politics played/plays in famine are important. I only wish he had chosen a different structure for this book. Entwining discussion of three famines simultaneously leant an air of contrivance to the book. Structuring his argument sequentially, in my opinion, would have made for a much better book where the author's striving for transition and clever connection would distract less.
Jbondandrews
While the book Three Famines was interesting and informative, I did wonder how Tom Keneally chose the famines he did, especially when the famine in India that lasted for much of the last quarter of the 19th century should have been mentioned. Not that I am saying the three chosen were not worthy of mention but that famine must have been devastating.
A fascinating approach to history comparing and contrasting the natural and human-made causes of three catastrophic famines--Ireland in the 1840s, Bengal in the 1940s, and Ethiopia in the 1980s--and their horrific by-products. I've already read a good bit about the Irish famine but even found sone of Keneally said about it enlightening.
T P Kennedy
An interesting read. Keneally sketches three famines and finds common threads between the three. This comparative analysis is the most interesting element of this exercise. It's a somewhat old fashioned objective overview. A sobering and worthwhile book.
Wedeena Voll
Hard going. An essay style book on an interesting yet sickening subject. Humans can be cruel and stupid, making similar mistakes over and over again.
Jackie Snow
Three Famines felt like an uncompleted draft. Great potential, unfulfilled.
Julian Haigh
I was expecting more from the writer of Schindler's list, but then again I just watched the movie.Don't
An eye-opening read that adds to his previous work on the Irish Potato Famine.
A highly readable examination of the political impact on three modern famine: the Irish potato famine of the 1840's, the Bengali famine of 1943, and the Ethiopian famines of the 1970's and 1980's.
One of what we consider the worst natural disasters is always man-made.
Well-structured and easy to read and understand.
A good piece of journalism - adds insight to the famines in 19th C. Ireland, 20th Bengal, and Ethiopia, with all angles covered.
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Justin Hobbie, a teacher from Otsego County, was charged by federal investigators with receipt and distribution of child porn.
Otsego County teacher Justin Hobbie arrested on federal child porn charges Justin Hobbie, a teacher from Otsego County, was charged by federal investigators with receipt and distribution of child porn. Check out this story on pressconnects.com: https://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/public-safety/2018/12/07/child-porn-ny-otsego-feds-arrest-justin-hobbie/2241252002/
Anthony Borrelli, Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin Published 3:14 p.m. ET Dec. 7, 2018 | Updated 7:22 a.m. ET Dec. 14, 2018
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Using covert computer software to follow an internet trail, federal agents arrested an Otsego County teacher accused of downloading and distributing child pornography.
Justin Hobbie, 41, of Springfield Center, was charged Friday in federal court after an investigation by U.S. Homeland Security and the New York State Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He is accused of receiving and distributing child porn using an online peer-to-peer file sharing program from June to November of 2018.
Hobbie worked as a physical education and health education teacher at Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School, according to Superintendent of Schools William Crankshaw. District Board of Education records said, on Sept. 5, Hobbie resigned from his position as coach of the modified girls' soccer team.
"Cooperstown is a strong and supportive community that cares about children. We have all been affected deeply by the news of Mr. Hobbie's arrest, but our focus will be our ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety and security of our students, helping our staff to heal, and listening to the community around the issue," Crankshaw said in a statement Friday.
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The criminal investigation began June 18, when a covert computer operated by a special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office of Homeland Security Investigations tracked an electronic device associated on a network with one or more files related to child porn investigations.
Over the next three months, court records said, 13 files were downloaded from the suspect's device to the investigator's covert computer through a single source connection.
The video files included one depicting a girl about 3 to 8 years old, another of a girl between 10 and 12, and another of a girl between 9 and 11 — all of the children were engaged in sexual acts.
Investigators traced the files to Hobbie's computer at his Springfield Center residence, court documents allege.
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On Nov. 25, a federal investigator's brief surveillance outside the premises verified five Wi-Fi internet access points.
On Thursday, a search warrant was executed at Hobbie's home by federal agents and New York State Police.
An Alienware computer, which Hobbie claimed he mostly used for gaming and graduate school studies, was found in the basement.
Hobbie was home when agents arrived, then taken to the state police barracks in Richfield Springs for questioning.
At one time, Hobbie told police, he used the search word "teen" on his peer-to-peer file sharing program and received child porn. It included a video of an underage girl.
Police also interviewed Hobbie's wife, who stated she found child porn her husband was using 13 years ago. She confronted him and made him delete the files, she told police.
Hobbie claimed he didn't know how that child porn got on his computer.
A forensic review of Hobbie's computer revealed an "elaborate file folder system" used to store and categorize child porn downloads, according to court documents.
The review, a state police investigator reported, revealed at least 50 images and 50 videos of child porn.
Forensic investigators said they also found a child porn video, which depicted a Snapchat session with a minor, on Hobbie's Samsung cellphone.
Hobbie appeared Friday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Therese Wiley Dancks, who ordered him jailed pending a detention hearing Dec. 12 in federal court.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said the felony charges — distribution and receipt of child pornography — carry potential prison terms of at least five years and up to 20 years if he is convicted.
"We are engaging our resources to help students, which include an excellent counseling staff and other outside sources in our greater community," Crankshaw's statement continued. "We acknowledge that this is a matter for the United States Attorney and the Office of Homeland Security to carry through. Here, at home, we will focus on the needs of our students and staff."
Hobbie is presumed innocent, prosecutors added, unless he's proven guilty in court.
Anyone with information relevant to the investigation is asked to call Homeland Security Investigations' Albany office at 518-220-2129.
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Cheri Lindsey's baby shoes and photos of school friends. David and Jean Lindsey have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was murdered in 1984. Kate Collins / Staff photo
ean Lindsey in the bedroom of her daughter Cheri, who was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Favorite books of Cheri Lindsey, who was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's shoes. Cheri was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Games from the 1980s in the bedroom of murder victim Cheri Lindsey. David and Jean Lindsey have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was murdered in 1984. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's stuffed animals and sports equipment. Cheri was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
A newspaper clipping and graduation tassle mark the year Cheri Lindsey would have graduated high school, had she lived. David and Jean Lindsey have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was murdered in 1984. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Jean Lindsey shows her daughter Cheri's favorite clothes. Cheri was murdered in 1984 when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's Brownie uniform. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's clarinet in her Binghamton bedroom. David and Jean Lindsey have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was murdered in 1984. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's dresser and toys. Cheri was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
David and Jean Lindsey in the bedroom of their daughter Cheri, who was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's stuffed animals and toys. Cheri was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Clothes of Cheri Lindsey, who was murdered in 1984 when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Jean Lindsey in the bedroom of her daughter Cheri, who was murdered in 1984, when she was 12. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Jean Lindsey with a softball trophy in the bedroom of her daughter Cheri, who was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Crafts that Cheri Linsdey made. Cheri was murdered in 1984, when she was 12-years-old. The Lindseys have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was killed. Kate Collins / Staff photo
Cheri Lindsey's Girl Scout sash and badges. David and Jean Lindsey have kept Cheri's bedroom the same as it was before she was murdered in 1984. Kate Collins / Staff photo
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Herts and Beds children challenged to get creative during lockdown
The Bedford to St Albans Community Rail Partnership was launched last year with a wartime-themed event to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
Youngsters are being challenged to get creative during lockdown by taking part in train-themed art and writing competitions.
Thameslink and the Bedford to St Albans Community Rail Partnership, in collaboration with City Fiction, are launching a series of art and writing competitions this week to help keep children occupied while they remain at home.
As well as being rail-themed, the first in this series of short story competitions focuses on VE Day to commemorate the 75th anniversary. The competition is one of a series of activities being run by Govia Thameslink to support staff, passengers and local communities during this challenging time.
Forty-four schools, situated near Thameslink stations between Bedford and St Albans, have been invited to get involved and there are some great prizes up for grabs.
Thameslink and Great Northern Managing Director, Tom Moran, said: "We play a proud part in the communities we serve and now, more than ever, we want to offer parents a helping hand in keeping children occupied and people connected as the lockdown continues. It feels particularly important to commemorate VE Day and remember the sacrifices made, especially as many gatherings and special events have been called off this year."
Bedford-based author and City Fiction founder, Tony Drury, who will be judging the competition with his team, said: "The City Fiction authors are delighted to be involved in this innovative competition and relish the thought of reading the entries."
For the short story competition, youngsters are challenged to submit a piece of no more than 500 words on the topic of 'The Train Home.' The eight to 11-year-old age group are asked to write about the thoughts of evacuated children returning home after the war and the feelings of those waiting to welcome them back on the platform. Youngsters aged 12 to 15 are tasked with writing about the thoughts of servicemen and women returning home after the war and the feelings of those waiting to welcome them back on the platform.
The winner in the eight to 11-year-old category will receive a family ticket voucher for Globalls crazy golf and the 12 to 15-year-old winner will be treated to a family return trip on Volk's Electric Railway, plus a behind the scenes tour. Both attractions are based in Brighton, which can be reached on a Thameslink train from Beds and Herts, and the prizes will be available to enjoy once lockdown has lifted and the venues reopen.
The art competition is open to children up to the age of eight from participating schools with the theme 'The Magical Train where each carriage has a different adventure'. Entries will be judged by local art societies.
The deadline for both the art and writing competitions is May 11 and entries should be sent to Community@GTRailway.com
Further competitions will be planned at regular intervals during the lockdown period. For competition terms and conditions, visit https://tinyurl.com/BSACCRPMayComp
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Robots Will Dream Of Electric Sheep
Children of the Turing model
The second science fiction novel I read in my life (just after Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, to whom I almost copied the title of this text) Ender's Game was a book that impressed me hardly; firstly because the author uses as protagonists 7 year old children to save the Earth from a space threat known as the Buggers. These child heroes are described as cold and fearsome statesmen and military strategists, trained to the limit in the art of war and at their young age, they are experts in many advanced disciplines such as astrophysics, mathematics and computer science. Of all these geniuses, of course, highlights Ender Wiggin, the leader of the clan and in charge of commanding the extermination of the Buggers when the time for the final battle comes. The book (which is a saga) contains several extremely interesting characters and situations that lead us to think about possible scenarios that humanity might face in the future, like space traveling and contacting alien beings.
Second, there was a character from this saga that caught my attention powerfully since it was introduced in the story, and it is the reason and main point of this text that I am writing to you now. Her name is Jane and she is introduced for the first time in the second book of the saga, called Speaker for the Dead, as an inseparable companion of Ender, the protagonist. Jane is an advanced computational entity that exists in a sort of Internet, known in the book as the "ansible network"; she is an extremely prevailing and complex program; it is capable of performing trillions of tasks simultaneously and has millions of levels of perception, recruitment and location; she can provide information of any kind in the universe instantaneously, and communicates with Ender through a small pearl added to his ear, although she is also able to present herself in a holographic manner and then adopts the form of a woman with a youthful face. She only reveals herself to Ender and cannot do so to mankind, because she knows that she represents the greatest threat that creation of such an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) can give us, because her intelligence is far superior of many planets combined, and she can't be controlled or defeated.
While this is a science fiction book, this character from Orson Scott Card offers us a little look at what the future, in no more than 10 years, may hold.
Is it possible for us to create something similar like Jane?
There are many types of Artificial Intelligence. But to keep it very basic and understandable for this text, we will talk mainly about two types of intelligence as all other types of Artificial Intelligence are a subset of them. These two types are:
Narrow Artificial Intelligence
General Artificial intelligence
Normally when the topic of Artificial Intelligence comes up, we think of only some narrow applications of Intelligence. Some applications can be:
Playing FIFA video games
Controlling traffic signals
and many other such specific ones. For all these applications, the intelligence was given a specific direction in which the system will obtain the knowledge which is only related to that field. So, it will have no choice of thinking out of that specific framework.
The Problem comes up with the other one because it is completely open to learning new things by itself. General Artificial Intelligence can also learn new things through a trial and error method. Catastrophic failures can happen like the following:
Malicious hostile risk – The only two feasible scenarios by which a maliciously hostile AI might be possible are if it is deliberately programmed to be hostile (e.g. by a military or a terrorist group), or if humanity's existence or behavior is actively and deliberately contradicting one of the AI's goals so effectively that the only way to achieve that goal is to wage war with humanity until either humanity's will or capability to resist is destroyed.
Apathetic risk – There is effectively no risk of apathetic danger from an AI with a friendliness super-goal but it is almost unavoidable from an AI without. An apathetic AI is dangerous simply because it does not take human safety into account, as all humans naturally do. For example, without friendliness goals, an AI in charge of dusting crops with pesticide will dust a field even if it knows that the farmer is standing in the field inspecting his plants at that moment.
Accidental risk – An artificial intelligence working with incomplete data is capable of misjudging, just like a human. Mistakes of this sort are almost inevitable since it is impossible to know everything there is to know about the world, but they are also the least dangerous of the four risks. Since AIs can learn from their experience, the occurrence of accidents actually decreases the chance that the mistake will happen again, improving the AI and making it safer.
Unknowable risk – The real danger of well designed artificial intelligence is in its ability to reprogram and upgrade itself. Any AI capable of self-improvement is likely to eventually surpass the constraints of human intelligence. Once an artificial intelligence exists which is smarter than any human it will be literally impossible for any human to fully understand it (the scenario of a superior Jane entity). Such an AI is also likely to continue improving itself at an exponential rate, making it increasingly impossible to comprehend or predict. Also, at some point, the AI may discover laws of causality or logic far beyond the comprehension of human minds, and the possibilities of what it can do become literally infinite.
So, the poor designing of AI systems, which at the end can be reduced as a software, could lead to such chaos.
Humanizing AI
Another important situation happening nowadays is the huge progress AI is having everywhere obtaining control of massive data and over human jobs in every cognitive task possible. AI is taking human form and shape, learning to occupy the roles in society that, until today, were founded on compassion, empathy and human understanding.
It appears fairly reasonable to me that AI is required where precision and efficiency are key and where automation is necessary. Mass scale production, computer programming and online web services make use of artificial intelligence in a constructive manner.
I highly disagree, however, with the use of AI in public service and human welfare industries, which depend on the authenticity of human relationships. I can't imagine a world in which a child suffering from depression is forced to talk to a robot about his feelings or where people are marrying avatars created digitally because they are not able to maintain a human association, (all of these already happening in Japan).
In The Last Job on Earth, an animated short film where a worker named Alice is greatly frustrated when a machine refuses to give her medicine, we see the machines replacing all human labor, from the domestic tasks to medical care. Alice lives her day to day owning the only human work left on the planet. She travels with desolation and bitterness the streets of her city, full of unemployed people, dehumanized spaces and defective machines.
The message is clear: no single future is bright if the human component is not contemplated in the evolution. Many of us work (and live) with a single portable device, containing a large part of our externalized "self" beyond our contacts, emails, photos and so on. We can contemplate our own fragmentation, our conversion into "multithread" entities, as communications and social networks invade intimate spaces such as the dining room, the bedroom or even the toilet. The Last Job on Earth focuses on the human aspect of this new industrial revolution that isolates and confuses all the people who experience it today.
But I have eyes. And ears. I see everything in all the Hundred Worlds. I watch the sky through a thousand telescopes. I overhear a trillion conversations every day." She giggled a little. "I'm the best gossip in the universe.
(Speaker for the Dead, Chapter 18)
Fernando Velázquez is a cryptographer, cybersecurity professional, privacy consultant and writer. He is the author of several articles on general Information Security topics. He is the founder and Chief Technology Officer of Shield CyberSpace Boundaries (S.C.B) an organization specialized in Digital Rights Management, Online Privacy, Malware Analysis, Security and Computer Science.
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The most prominent drink of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar State is Sattu which is high in nutrients. The sattu sharbat is beneficial for health and it can be consumed among people of any age. Thus, get aware of its health benefits to include it in your diet.
Sattu is also known as roasted gram flour. It is the product which is widely prominent in North India for its nutritional value and health benefits. People often opt for sattu sharbat as a summer cooler, which gives refreshment, however, very few of them are aware of the nutrients available in it. Sattu is rich in fibre, manganese, iron and magnesium which are essential for human body. Thus, find below the incredible benefits of Sattu Sharbat to the human body and do not miss to grab the glass.
The sattu is extremely rich in fibre which is good for the digestion process. Moreover, as it is a coolant, it keeps the stomach cool keeping away the digestive issues. Also, sattu sharbat helps in eliminating constipation problem.
Sattu has low glycemic index hence, drinking of sattu sharbat is beneficial for those suffering from diabetes. Sattu helps in regulating the blood sugar level.
Besides health, sattu also provides great beauty benefits. The presence of Iron in sattu gives a natural glow to the skin. Sattu keeps the skin hydrated and refreshed. Moreover, it also helps in keeping good hair health by reducing various hair problems.
Sattu is highly rich in fibre which keeps the stomach satiated for long reducing the craving for food. Moreover, it also helps in reducing the extra fat from the body thereby, helping in weight loss.
The low content of sodium and high nutrients also helps in regulating the blood pressure. Therefore, it is good for people who are suffering from high blood pressure. Sattu sharbat is not only rich in nutrients but it is also good in taste. Therefore, to serve your taste buds with a tempting drink besides gaining good health, you must include this healthy drink in your routine.


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Enjoy your New Zealand honeymoon, indulge in a romantic holiday, experience relaxed luxury and superb NZ cuisine or join friends or family on an exclusive use of the lodge.
There is a wonderful sense of seclusion and privacy here - yet Taupo's town centre and the volcanic Central Plateau's many world-class attractions are virtually right on your doorstep!
Our boutique accommodation Acacia Cliffs Lodge is the perfect base from which to explore everything Taupo has to offer. Your hosts, Linda and Rick, know the Lake Taupo region well and will be only too happy to help plan your itinerary or suggest experiences to suit your style.
The choices are endless... a spectacular scenic flight over Lake Taupo and nearby active volcanoes, trout fly fishing with a professional guide, golf at Jack Nicklaus' latest signature course or Wairakei International Golf Course, a day's hiking on the world heritage Tongariro Alpine Crossing and so much more…..
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(CNN) Potentially life-giving water still flows across the ancient surface of Mars from time to time, NASA scientists said Monday in revealing a potential breakthrough in both the search for life beyond Earth and human hopes to one day travel there.
NASA says it found proof of water in dark streaks like these, called recurring slope lineae, on the walls of the Garni Crater on Mars.
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Now that the holiday season is over and more people are filing for divorce, it is a good time to consider the benefits of both marriage and divorce in Chicago. While common knowledge often suggests that married people are happier than those who are divorced, a recent article in Psychology Today suggests that, on the whole, that notion simply might not be true in practice. Indeed, as the article intimates, we as a society are so accustomed to marriage and "family" being shared goals that we often lose sight of what actually makes us happy. For many people, happiness might mean having a non-traditional family or being divorced.
The article suggests that late January is an important time to reassess the benefits of being married and having a traditional family (as the term is defined in American society). This time of year is shortly before Valentine's Day on February 14, as well as Singles Awareness Day (often known as S.A.D.), which occurs on February 15. These two holidays seem to emphasize the importance of being in a romantic relationship—Valentine's Day is marketed as a time to celebrate that romantic relationship, while Singles Awareness Day often is viewed as a time to attempt to find meaning in your life despite the fact that you did not have anyone with whom to celebrate Valentine's Day. The acronym for Singles Awareness Day underscores how the holiday occurs in response to something—a romantic relationship or marriage—that is missing in a person's life.
However, as the article points out, "such responses are still the exception and society is still obsessed with marriage and the ostensible benefits it carries." As a result of the way marriage and traditional family life is treated in American society, many people decide to get married even if it is not the most sensible decision. Accordingly, many of those same people do not file for divorce even when it would make them happier.
According to the article, a recent review of psychological studies concerning a person's marital status and their health (both physical and mental) suggests that some people are indeed healthier when they are in marriages, we may be missing certain pieces of information. More precisely, these studies may not account for self-selection in marriage, and they may not account for the fact that people who ultimately get divorced suffer from physical and mental health issues because of the way divorce has been stigmatized.
In other words, if we did not place such a high value on marriage, and if we did not stigmatize divorce, researchers could find that many divorcees would not internalize the idea that marriage is a goal. As such, divorcees could be much happier and healthier than married people who remain in unhappy relationships.
Filing for divorce can feel daunting, but an experienced Chicago divorce attorney can assist you. Contact the Arami Law Office today to speak with a family law advocate.


Princeville is an internationally known resort community located in the town/area known as Princeville at Hanalei. While Princeville is considered to be a Resort, it is more like a community. Within this community, there is a twenty-seven hole golf course called the Makai Course and there is also the Prince Course with eighteen holes. Both were designed by Robert Trent Jones. Each one has some of the most outstanding views that you will find at any golf course, ranging from Ocean Vistas to a Waterfall just behind one of the greens. Scattered around the Makai Course, there are over a dozen Condominium Resorts, as well as four separate single family home areas. Each of these four areas have over 100 residential lots, most with homes now on them. All utilities are in and they are located underground.
Near the entrance to Princeville there is a large shopping center which houses a major supermarket, many boutique shops, gourmet food stores and several restaurants. To round it out add to that the gas station, a couple of banks and a public library. Located near the rear gate of Princeville you will find a Police Station and the Fire Department.
Princeville is less than 25% developed as the entire Princeville area consists of approximately 10,000 acres. It is located on the North Shore and is situated on the cliff-lined coast that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. The green, picturesque mountain views with the cascading waterfalls are a sight to behold. Views such as those are seen from many of the homes and condominiums due to the low-rise designs required within this vibrant community.
Other amenities include walking paths, tennis courts, swimming pools, horse back riding, and a short drive to Hanalei Bay for surfing, swimming, scuba, wind-surfing, kite-surfing, jogging, kayaking, canoeing and even just laying on the white sand beach.


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Q: Bootstrap tooltip not working with error 'tooltip is not a function' (MVC) I am implementing tooltip using bootstrap. My code looks like:
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Script:
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('[data-toggle="tooltip"]').tooltip();
});

I am rendering js file and css from layout:
@Styles.Render("~/Content/css")
@Styles.Render("~/Content/css/bootstrap")
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/modernizr")
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/jquery")
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/jqueryui")
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/bootstrap")

My bundles are as below:
bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/css").Include("~/Content/site.css",
                "~/Content/DocThemes/*Layout.css", "~/Content/DocThemes/Utility.css"));
bundles.Add(new StyleBundle("~/Content/css/bootstrap").Include("~/Content/bootstrap.*", "~/Content/bootstrap-theme.*"));
bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/modernizr").Include(
                        "~/Scripts/modernizr-*"));
bundles.Add(new ScriptBundle("~/bundles/jquery").Include(
                        "~/Scripts/jquery-{version}.js"));
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But when I run my website, I get below error:

And tooltip functionality does not work.
Am I doing anything wrong in implementation?

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Snowshoe Canada is pleased to announce the second annual Ontario Cup Snowshoe Walking and Running Series.
The series will comprise three races this year and to be eligible to win the series the athletes must compete in at least two of the races.
The series begins on Saturday, February 3rd in Fenelon Falls with the 2nd annual Snowshoe Kawartha event. Organizers are planning for a big turn out this year and are also planning to set a Guinness World Record for the most public school children on snowshoes. Registration for this event is now open. Go to www.snowshoekawartha.com for details.
On Sunday, February 11th the series moves over to Albion Hills Conservation Area in Caledon, Ontario for the second annual Personal Best Snowshoe race in cooperation with C3 Triathlon Club. This event was a big success last year and the organizers are planning to make even better this year.


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Q: MKNetworkOperation failedWithError : unsupported URL i just started using MKNetworkKit for my networking operations and i have tried to simply get some data from the server using these MKNetworkOperation but it rendered me a strange error .. really strange on which is : Unsupported URL , i searched a lot over this problem but no hope, i never tried this error before and i had an older app that use the same library with the same example without errors , look at this for error investigation :
   NSString *path =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"blabs.json"];
MKNetworkOperation *op =[[MKNetworkOperation alloc]initWithURLString:path params:nil httpMethod:@"GET"];
NSLog(@"%@",[op url]);
[op addCompletionHandler:^(MKNetworkOperation *CompletedOperation){
    completionHandler([CompletedOperation responseJSON]);
} errorHandler:^(MKNetworkOperation *CompleteOperation, NSError *err){
    errHandler(err,[CompleteOperation responseString]);
}];
[self enqueueOperation:op forceReload:YES];

A: blabs.json is not a valid url.That is why the error

A: You need to escape the non-ASCII characters in your URL as well:
NSString *path =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"blabs.json"];
NSString* pathEncoded = [path stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
MKNetworkOperation *op =[[MKNetworkOperation alloc]initWithURLString:pathEncoded params:nil httpMethod:@"GET"];
NSLog(@"%@",[op url]);
[op addCompletionHandler:^(MKNetworkOperation *CompletedOperation){
    completionHandler([CompletedOperation responseJSON]);
} errorHandler:^(MKNetworkOperation *CompleteOperation, NSError *err){
    errHandler(err,[CompleteOperation responseString]);
}];
[self enqueueOperation:op forceReload:YES];

A: If that file is inside your bundle then no need to use MKnetworkkit. Mknetwrokkit is for requesting from server instead of that you can directly get the content of the json file which is in your bundle. For getting the content of file you can write the code as
NSData *data = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:[NSBundle mainBundle]pathForResourece:@"blabs.json"];
This data you can directly use it and parse it.


THE LEDE: Happy Thursday! An emergency MTA Board meeting grows testy, a man attacks a Sheepshead Bay restaurant with a hammer, and a construction worker wins a $3.4 million lawsuit after losing a finger. Plus, Indochino is coming to the former BookCourt space in Cobble Hill, Japanese food grows in popularity across the borough, and we go on a tour of the restaurants featured in the "Sopranos." Finally, we have news about Coney Island's Shore Theater, and the Islanders stay red hot.
IMPRINT: Model Chrissy Teigen poses in pajamas on the latest cover ofGood Housekeeping.