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I just started snowboarding last year and...
I just started snowboarding last year and want to invest in a new board, is this board for more advanced riders or will it suit me fine for just riding on starter hills.
Well First off, it is a reverse camber board, which many people are saying are great for learning. I am not 100 percent sure if it is a beginner geared board, but im sure the reverse camber will come in handy while learning and it comes at a decent price point. Plus a flexy board means a forgiving board which is key while learning
I would wait til you start riding the park hard or until your more experinced (cruisin easy and fast, f360s, ya know) and are looking for a change. I would ride standard camber til you get better. If you must get reverse camber go easy on yourself and buy a cheaper board, but thats just my opinion
to flexible for beginning this is a JIB board if your not riding park and jibbing dont get it
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Cusp, an Eclipse development environment for Lisp
Cusp is a development environment for the Common Lisp programming language. Using Lisp, you can develop all sorts of applications, including Web applications. Lisp is the second oldest programming language still used widely today (after Fortran) and is known as the first functional language. The creation of Lisp began in the late 1950s and was first implemented in 1958 by the MIT Artificial Intelligence (AI) Project. Its strength is in the processing of lists: AI and symbol mathematics. In fact, Lisp is short for "list processor," which was the need under which this programming language was created, as you'll see in the following paragraphs (see Resources for Lisp historical information).
You'll notice that Lisp is not at all like other general programming languages. For
example, in most general programming languages, you perform multiplication just as you
would on paper: int times = 5 * 5
With Lisp, the following would produce 75: (* 5 5 3)
. The
maximum in this list: (MAX 9 8 7 6 20)
returns 20.
Notice that the phrase "first functional language" here is apt, as everything is based
on functions. Each function can have a variable number of parameters. The processing of
these lists using recursion and Lisp functions like car
is the power of list processing using Lisp.
Given Lisp's age, you can find many development environments for it. However, also inherent to old programming languages, the tool support is mostly text-based and not intuitive for newcomers. Thus, one reason to try Cusp is that it has an intuitive GUI for newcomers to learn and develop Lisp in, rather than a text-based "try-to-remember-all-of-these-commands" type of interface. It also has the advantage of the superb project management features inherent in the Eclipse GUI framework.
Before going on, you'll need to download the latest Eclipse classic bundle from Eclipse.org. Then you'll learn how to install and set up Cusp.
Installing Cusp
You should now have a zipped-up archive of the Eclipse classic bundle. Un-archive it and run eclipse.exe.
To get the latest version of Cusp: click Help > Software Updates > Find and Install. Click the Search
for new features to install option. Now click the New Remote Site button.
Type the name as Cusp
update site
and the URL as http://www.sergeykolos.com/cusp/update
, and click OK (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. Entering remote site information for Cusp
Click the checkbox next to the new remote site you added and click Finish (see Figure 2).
Figure 2. Selecting the Cusp Eclipse Update Site
You'll be brought to another window where you need to expand the Cusp Eclipse Update Site and select Cusp, as shown below.
Figure 3. Selecting features to install
Click Next. Then read and accept the license agreement by clicking I accept the terms in the license agreement and click Next. Make sure all the libraries are selected, as shown below, and click Next again.
Figure 4. Selecting optional features
The last page gives you an installation summary of the features you're about to install. Click Finish. The plug-in and its components will download and install. After the download, you'll get a warning saying that you're about to install an unsigned feature. Click Install all. At the end of the installation, you'll be asked to restart Eclipse; click Yes.
You've installed the Eclipse Cusp plug-in. Next, you'll set up a Lisp project.
Setting up a Lisp project
Before Lisp development can begin, you need to set up a new Lisp project. You can do so by going to File > New > Project. Expand the Lisp folder, click Lisp Project, and click Next. Choose a name for the new project, my_new_lisp_project, as shown below, then click Finish.
Figure 5. Naming your new Lisp project
After clicking Finish, your new project gets created and the Lisp perspective opens, as shown below.
Figure 6. The Lisp perspective
Behold the Lisp perspective. The Lisp Navigator window shows your open project, along with its associated files. The Outline window shows an outline of the currently open file. The top-right window, showing main.lisp, is the Lisp development window. The bottom-right window, REPL, is the command-line Lisp interpreter, where you can run Lisp commands.
In the event you close Eclipse and reopen it, you'll need to load your projects .asd file, as shown below.
Figure 7. Loading your ASD file
Note that you need to right click the my_new_lisp_project.asd file under the my_new_lisp_project folder and select Load asd. What this essentially does is compile your Lisp project in the REPL window, allowing you to enter Lisp commands that can use your new code.
Next, you'll try out some Lisp development using Cusp.
Lisp development using Cusp
First, you'll define a simple custom function and test it, as well. Open the main.lisp
file and, using the defun
(define function) command,
and add the following:
... (defun first_howdy_function () "howdy ho")
Save the file. To export the function from within the package, type the following code in defpackage.lisp:
... ;; Exported symbols go here first_howdy_function ))
The function can be used from outside the package. To test your new function, type the
following in the lower window of REPL: (my_new_lisp_project:first_howdy_function)
Note that for the scope you're in, this is the same as entering (my_new_lisp_project::first_howdy_function)
. This is what you would
have to type if you didn't export the function in defpackage.lisp.
Click Send and check out the output. The output from entering either of the above commands is as follows:
COMMON-LISP-USER> (my_new_lisp_project:first_howdy_function) "howdy ho"
There you have it: your first Lisp Howdy function.
Try an echo
function with an input to it:
... (defun first_echo_function (echoval) echoval)
As with the last function, export it in defpackage.lisp. You'll test this first_echo_function
by typing the following in the lower portion of
the REPL window: (my_new_lisp_project:first_echo_function '("howd"
"y h" "o"))
. Note that the '("howd" "y h" "o")
is the syntax for defining a list. First, the single quote must precede the
parentheses, then the list elements are defined within the parentheses. The output is
shown below:
COMMON-LISP-USER> (my_new_lisp_project:first_echo_function '("howd" "y h" "o")) ("howd" "y h" "o")
You'll create a method to process each list element individually, which is the true power of Lisp. Define it as follows:
(defmethod concat2 ((str1 string) (str2 string)) (concatenate 'string str1 str2))
Note that the above method actually defines a type string.
Up to now, you've been using Lisp as a largely typeless language. Though the double
quotes implicitly types data as strings, the above method
explicitly types both the input and output to the concat2
function as strings. This method also uses the built-in concatenate function to combine
two strings and return them as a single string.
To test concat2
, export it, then type (my_new_lisp_project:concat2 "howd" "y ho")
. Its output is as
Listing 7. The output of concatenating two strings
COMMON-LISP-USER> (my_new_lisp_project:concat2 "howd" "y ho") "howdy ho"
There you have it. The strings "howd"
and "y ho"
become "howdy ho."
Now you'll
create a more generalized concatenation function using the two functions Lisp is famous
for: car
and cdr
Listing 1. Concatenating three elements in a list
(defun concat3 (args_list) (concat2 (car args_list) (concat2 (car (cdr args_list)) (car (cdr (cdr args_list))))))
Note that this function still uses the concat2
function, but
takes as its input a parameter list. Take note of how each section of the concatenation
is retrieved from args_list
. The car
takes the first element
from the list. The cdr
returns the list minus the first
element. You can see how you'd get the first element by just calling the car
function on the list. Obtaining the second element requires
calling the cdr
on the list, then the car
on the new list. The third element is taken by calling the cdr
on the list twice and calling car
on the final list.
The output of the above function after exporting it is as follows:
COMMON-LISP-USER> (my_new_lisp_project:concat3 '("howd" "y h" "o")) "howdy ho"
And there you go. The three strings were concatenated correctly to produce "howdy ho."
Next, you'll create a recursive function.
Recursion using Lisp
The last function you're going to create is going to take some recursion, where the true power of list processing using Lisp lies. Iteration is possible (looping through each item one by one), but unlike general languages like the Java language, recursion is by far the easiest way to process lists in Lisp. You'll know exactly what recursion is by the end of this section.
Begin by creating a recursive concat
Listing 2. Recursive concatenation (unlimited parameters)
1 (defun concat_recursive (args_list) 2 (if (equal (cdr args_list) nil) 3 (car args_list) 4 (concat2 (car args_list) 5 (concat_recursive (cdr args_list)))))
Recursion can be a difficult concept to tackle, so lets walk through this one:
- Assume an arbitrary argument list is passed to the above function.
- If there is only one element in the list (the
(cdr args_list)
portion on line 2 returns nil), return the single element (the(car args_list)
on line 3). - If there is more than one element in the list (meaning the
(cdr args_list)
portion on line 2 did not return nil), return the result of concatenating (usingconcat2
) the first element of the list (see line 4) and the result of recursively callingconcat_recursive
using the result of(cdr args_list)
as parameters (see line 5).
When passing the following list as a parameter, '("ho" "wd" "y" "
h" "o")
, the following is a walk-through of the output:
- The first time line 2 is reached, the
statement is false, andconcat2
is called with"ho"
and(concat_recursive '("wd" "y" " h" "o"))
. - The second time line 2 is reached, the
statement is again false, andconcat2
is called with"wd"
and(concat_recursive '("y" " h" "o"))
. - The third time line 2 is reached, the
statement is again false, andconcat2
is called with"y"
and(concat_recursive '(" h" "o"))
. - The fourth time line 2 is reached, the
statement is again false, andconcat2
is called with" h"
and(concat_recursive '("o"))
. - The fifth time is the magical time when the recursion ends. This is because this time,
statement on line 2 is now true, and"o"
is simply returned. The recursion unwinds as follows:- Fourth time:
" h"
are concatenated and returned. - Third time:
and" ho"
are concatenated and returned. - Second time:
and"y ho"
are concatenated and returned. - First time:
and"wdy ho"
are concatenated and returned as the final result.
- Fourth time:
And there you have it — "howdy ho" ultimately gets returned, as shown below:
COMMON-LISP-USER> (my_new_lisp_project:concat_recursive '("ho" "wd" "y" " h" "o")) "howdy ho"
You have added recursion to your Cusp development arsenal. Try out the debugger next.
Debugging using Cusp
Think of input conditions that will cause concat_recursive
to fail, so that the debugger might come in handy. One is that you could send a number
mixed in with the strings to see what happens. Remember that the concatenation using
requires two strings, so a number will cause this
function to break within the recursion.
Type the following command: (my_new_lisp_project:concat_recursive
'("ho" "wd" "y" 55 " h" "o"))
. Note the number 55 without being enclosed in double quotes is not a string and will
cause the debugger to appear, as shown below.
Figure 8. Triggering the debugger
Notice the main error triggering the debugger is that concat2
cannot be called on the list: (55 "
. Also notice that the " h"
and "o"
were already concatenated before the error got triggered.
In the debugger window, you can also see the ==Backtrace==
, shown in Figure 8. Each
of the lines underneath it (0-19, in this case) give a detailed trace from
when you click Send to the occurring fault. Here, you can also see and follow the
recursion leading up to the numeric 55 that triggered the fault.
What now? You have three options in the above case to exit the debugger, and to modify and validate your input to the function: You can abort the command and return to the regular REPL window; you can close the connection (via testing, it's found you'll need to reboot Eclipse to restart the Lisp processor if you choose this option); or you can simply abort the debugger and return to the regular REPL window. The best option to exit the debugger is always to abort the command and return to the regular REPL window.
There you have it. You've implemented a recursive function in Lisp.
You completed this Lisp development using the Cusp Eclipse plug-in successfully. You should now know why Lisp is so powerful. Through simple recursive statements, you can power process lists of symbols and data easily. Cusp complements the capabilities of Lisp with the help of the built-in Cusp debugger, a solid GUI with project management capabilities, an interactive Lisp editor, and the command-line interface to the Lisp processor where you can enter commands and test your code. Be sure to review the Resources for more information.
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- Learn more about Cusp, a Lisp Plug-in for Eclipse.
- Read the "History of Lisp," as written 12 Feb 1979 by John McCarthy of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at Stanford University.
- Learn to use HyperSpec and LispDoc from within Cusp in the document titled "Programming In Lisp With Cusp," which was written by Sergey Kolos.
- Learn more about Common Lisp at Wikipedia.
- Read Paul Graham's essays on Lisp to understand its history and uses.
- The basics of the Eclipse plug-in architecture and how to create one are described in "Developing Eclipse plug-ins."
- For more information about plug-in development, see Eclipse.org.
- Creating Eclipse plug-ins is well described in a book titled Eclipse: Building Commercial-Quality plug-ins, by Eric Clayberg and Dan Rubel.
- Browse a complete list of plug-ins for Eclipse.
- Documentation, articles, and downloads of Eclipse are available from the Eclipse Project.
- Check out the "Recommended Eclipse reading list."
- Browse all the Eclipse content on developerWorks.
- New to Eclipse? Read the developerWorks article "Get started with Eclipse Platform" to learn its origin and architecture, and how to extend Eclipse with plug-ins.
- Expand your Eclipse skills by checking out IBM developerWorks' Eclipse project resources.
- To listen to interesting interviews and discussions for software developers, check out developerWorks podcasts.
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- Download Eclipse at Eclipse.org.
- Check out the latest Eclipse technology downloads at IBM alphaWorks.
- Download Eclipse Platform and other projects from the Eclipse Foundation.
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My five Cambridge friends
by Yuri Modin
14 editions published between 1994 and 1995 in English and held by 672 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Much has been written about the notorious British spies Guy Burgess, Donald MacLean, Kim Philby, Anthony Blunt, and John Cairncross, known collectively as the Cambridge Five - but never before from the Soviet side. In this enthralling account, Yuri Modin - their KGB controller, protector, confidant, and link to Moscow - offers unique insight into the true characters and intrigues of the legendary five. Modin reveals previously unknown details about how the Cambridge spies passed on their information and what they provided to the Soviet secret service. In vivid descriptions based on firsthand knowledge, he reveals how Burgess and MacLean made their spectacular escape to Moscow, the games Melinda MacLean played with both sides before defecting with her children. What pushed Philby to crack in 1983 and flee to Moscow as well, and how the Cambridge spies fared in the U.S.S.R. A real-life John Le Carre Thriller, this book provides a fascinating new view into one of the cold war's hottest chapters
Le soleil et la mort Tchernobyl, et après...
by Bernard Debord
2 editions published in 2006 in French and held by 13 WorldCat member libraries worldwide L'ambition de ce film est de témoigner du processus de mort lente, de révéler l'imminence de la catastrophe génétique, de dénouer les fils de la conspiration internationale du silence, qui accable ce pays. Et d'alerter le monde quant au danger que cette désinformation organisée fait planer sur son immédiat futur
Mes camarades de Cambridge : j'etais au KGB l'officier traitant de Philby, Burgess, Maclean, Blunt, Cairncross
by Yuri Modin
1 edition published in 1994 in French and held by 8 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Un agent du KGB raconte sa carrière et celle d'agents qui collaborèrent avec lui en Angleterre
Fauteurs de Paix
1 edition published in 2006 in French and held by 5 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Janusz Korczak : pour l'amour des enfants
by Aguieszka Ziarek
1 edition published in 1999 in French and held by 4 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Mis camaradas de Cambridge
by Yuri Modin
2 editions published in 1995 in Spanish and held by 3 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Soixante voix et un seul message
in Undetermined and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Infections en blouse blanche : [infections nosocomiales]
1 edition published in 2003 in French and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide A travers plusieurs témoignages de patients, nous découvrons le drame des infections nosocomiales dont ils ont été victimes, parfois mortellement, par malchance parfois, mais aussi malheureusement par négligence du personnel médical
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1 edition published in 2000 in French and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Pays de contrastes, l'Algérie c'est à la fois la ville, la mer et le désert. Des univers opposés qui pourtant se rejoignent. Mais c'est aussi la violence et la joie de vivre, les racines et la modernité. En ville, comme à Alger ou Oran, les vestiges du passé et la culture occidentale sont très présents. A travers ce film, les Algériens nous montrent le pays dont il sont fiers et non la violence dont ils souffrent
Le soleil et la mort (Tchernobyl--et après) Sun and death (Chernobyl--and after)
1 edition published in 2006 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide On April 26, 1986, a nuclear explosion released a toxic cloud at Chernobyl in northern Ukraine. In the following days, this cloud spewed 70% of its radioactive fall-out over Belarus, whose border is just seven kilometers from the Chernobyl nuclear power station. The world-at-large was unsuspecting, and it quickly forget that the remainder of the fatal deposit was released over the northern hemisphere. This film concentrates entirely on Belarus, whose population in the twenty years since the disaster have been condemned by the effects of the ingestion of small doses of radioactivity. The ambition of this film is to give witness to the process of slow death, to reveal the imminence of the genetic catastrophe, and to untie the threads of the international conspiracy of silence, all of which threaten this country. It also aims to alert the world to the danger that this organized disinformation represents for the immediate future of Belarus Audience Level
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Pravda article on US disinformation on Libya,.... Oh yeah, where did all those monarchy flags come from?
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BP [currently] has no oil production in Libya, and in February was preparing for the start of exploratory drilling in western Libya when it suspended the effort due to the uprising against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, like BP, was also doing exploration work in Libya ...
Your article, as well as the one I have cited, illustrates, to me, that this invasion is about pilfering Libya's resources and was planned well in advance of the "civilian uprising".
In addition, I had the opportunity, around the beginning of this year, to speak with an American marine on leave. He told me of an odd occurrance which he had just experienced in December. He said that his unit was enroute via aircraft carrier to one destination, when suddenly and unexpectedly they were rerouted in mid-air to fly over somewhere in "Africa" (he said) to drop off equipment in a type of maneuver which allows the "drop" to occur without setting down.
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1 Then the Lord said to me, "Even if Moses and Samuel were standing here pleading with me, I would not show these people any mercy. Make them go away; make them get out of my sight. | 1 Then the LORD said to me: "Even if Moses and Samuel were to stand before me, my heart would not go out to this people. Send them away from my presence! Let them go! |
2 When they ask you where they should go, tell them that I have said: Some are doomed to die by disease - that's where they will go! Others are doomed to die in war - that's where they will go! Some are doomed to die of starvation - that's where they will go! Others are doomed to be taken away as prisoners - that's where they will go! | 2 And if they ask you, 'Where shall we go?' tell them, 'This is what the LORD says: " 'Those destined for death, to death; those for the sword, to the sword; those for starvation, to starvation; those for captivity, to captivity.' |
3 I, the Lord, have decided that four terrible things will happen to them: they will be killed in war; their bodies will be dragged off by dogs; birds will eat them, and wild animals will devour what is left over. | 3 "I will send four kinds of destroyers against them," declares the LORD, "the sword to kill and the dogs to drag away and the birds of the air and the beasts of the earth to devour and destroy. |
4 I will make all the people of the world horrified at them because of what Hezekiah's son Manasseh did in Jerusalem when he was king of Judah." | 4 I will make them abhorrent to all the kingdoms of the earth because of what Manasseh son of Hezekiah king of Judah did in Jerusalem. |
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6 You people have rejected me; you have turned your backs on me. So I reached out and crushed you because I was tired of controlling my anger. | 6 You have rejected me," declares the LORD. "You keep on backsliding. So I will lay hands on you and destroy you; I can no longer show compassion. |
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I'm impressed at how politically correct this panel's responses are. With all of these questions relating to BMC beers I don't think that I would have been able to restain myself from getting in at least one slam on BMC. Of course the fact that they're in Milwaukee and that there are folks from the 'M' in BMC on the panel kind of restricts that. I would have lost it when the host asked why Americans drink their beer so cold.
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they were ripping on a couple of specific people with their beechwood aging and ice beer comments. that was kinda funny.
I love the line about "happy yeast!" I like making my yeasts happy! Bark Beetle Beer??
It was basically the stuff you get to hear on a tour at BMC. Initially I thought it was 2 hrs and based on other Science Friday show's, which went much deeper into their subject, I expected much more from this show. At least a run-down on now beer is brewed. So I'm kinda disappointed by this. Kai
Todays Science Friday show they were in Wisconsin talking about different things that have to do with the state. They talked about pollution of the Great Lakes for a while, some other state issues and then did the segment about beer brewing. Unlike in-studio episodes of Science Friday these were round table segments with a live audience. The lady from Siebel pissed me off the most. She basically kept saying come and pay us and we'll tell you more information. It was pretty worthless for her to be on there.


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The American Academy of Pediatrics is fighting back against teen pregnancy with revised recommendations on emergency contraception. The organization is encouraging physicians to talk about medications like Plan B and Next Choice in their discussions with their adolescent patients - both boys and girls - on safe sex.
The United States has one of the highest rates of teen pregnancy among developed countries. Nearly 80% of teen pregnancies are unplanned, a result of contraception failure or nonuse, according to the AAP.
The use of emergency contraception has been around since the 1970s, when doctors often advised patients to double up on their regular birth control pills in a method called "Yuzpe." Since then several products have been approved for use by prescription and over-the-counter. Yet lead author Dr. Cora Beurner said there are still many people who don't know about emergency contraception or have unfounded fears about using it. Emergency contraception is designed to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. It works by inhibiting ovulation and disrupting the production of key cells needed in a woman's body to conceive. It works best if taken up to 24 hours after intercourse, although it lowers pregnancy risk if taken within 120 hours (five days). It will not work if you are already pregnant.
Emergency contraception is available with a prescription for all patients and available over-the-counter for women over the age of 17. The pills cost around $80.
Most pediatricians are accustomed to discussing safe sex with their patients, according to Beurner, a professor of adolescent medicine and pediatrics at the University of Washington in Seattle. The AAP is recommending doctors have emergency contraception on hand for those who need it right away and be willing to write teenagers a prescription for Plan B or Next Choice for future use.
"They can keep the prescription in their wallet and if they have the need for it, they could go anywhere," Beurner said. "This is a 'just-in-case.'"
It should be emphasized to patients that emergency contraception is solely for emergencies, the AAP statement notes, and should not be used as a regular method to prevent pregnancy.
There are no serious side effects to emergency contraception, Beurner said. Although parents are often concerned that having a "back-up" will increase a teen's risky behavior, studies have shown that not to be the case.
Even if a physician is morally against emergency contraception, they have an obligation to offer the option to their patients, the AAP statement says.
Adults need to learn how to abstain from sex, and teach their kids how to abstain from sex as well. You can't get pregnant if you don't have sex. If more people would abstain, it would be easier to deal with exceptions to the rule such as rape, rather than sending the self-contradicting message "don't have sex...but if you do, use protection".
Same argument applies against seat belts. In either application, the argument is invalid as a non sequitur.
I guess you don't realize that not everyone shares your view on sex.
Abstinence works. Ask Sarah Palin's family.
Haha, Observer.
If you are relying upon EMERGENCY contraception to are exposing yourself to HIV infection, which eventually creates AIDS. Don't be dumb. Use a condom with spermicide ALWAYS... or abstain. It's your life. You only get one. Protect it.
CORRECTION: If you are relying upon EMERGENCY contraception YOU are exposing yourself to an HIV infection, which eventually, causes AIDS. Don't be dumb. Use a condom with spermicide ALWAYS... or abstain. It's your life. You only get one. Protect it.
Yeah, and that works so well when you're being raped.
Condoms ARE contraceptives. If you outlaw contraceptives, you're outlawing condoms. Don't be an idiot.
who is outlawing contraceptives?
I love all the high-ground chat from those of you who can't conceive of any higher purpose than sex. Of course emergency contraception should be out there – for the losers who need it.
Only loser teens on the road to become loser adults are sexually active. But squatting in poverty, perchance with babies from miscellaneous fathers, they'll all whine about how unfair it is that those who had some self control (the one's not on welfare or working fast food or some other dead-end job) don't want them and their sexual casefiles when they consider a serious life-partner. Do what you want. Teach your children whatever you want. But don't expect mine to have anything to do with them beyond handing them money across a fastfood service counter.
Wow, your blanket statements really speak to each person's experience... not.
1) I hope your children are wiser than you, but chances are they are not. Such a blind approach usually leads teenagers to be LESS likely to abstain because they do not have the information they need to make an informed choice. 2) That still doesn't help victims of rape.
Joe, why do you think all of your children will work in fast food? Is Starbucks the only company hiring up there?
It will be quite funny when you find out (or admit) that your kids are having sex (or will be having when they become teens)...Go ahead and pretend it is not the case and don't teach or guide them on how to prevent a pregnancy or catching a disease. Just so you know, your speech "only loser teens are sexually active" will not stop them if they decide they want to have sex because it is their choice, not yours... Let's just hope they will have more common sense than you and learn how to prevent a pregnancy, otherwise we will be giving your kids money in a fast food place (or welfare) since you failed as a parent to guide them so they could choose for themselves.
Unless you are going to go to their homes each day and pop a pill into their mouths, this is a waste of time. The irresponsible will always be irresponsible. Birth control has been free for years for anyone willing to go to the free clinic. But, you have to actually get up off your butt and go.
Available for free to people who know about it, have the means to get to a free clinic, and don't have to be afraid of their family or partner for taking it.
That's why it's EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION, dear. Because the person who needs it didn't have protection. What do you want to do? Have them shot at sunrise by a firing squad? What do you care if a girl had s3x and now wants to prevent a pregnancy that might result from it, even if it's after the fact?
Don't you have anything ELSE to worry about?
How about an aspirin? Just put it between your legs and keep it there. Kind of difficult to get pregnant that way.
Really? I've managed to have plenty of sex with my legs closed.
Isn't that the Rick Santorum plan?
These are meant to be used as a LAST-resort back up plan, not something to be abused. For example, what happens when a condom breaks? This could happen to even the most careful and mature couple. This contraceptive is not meant to be used as the main method of birth control.
Religion has nothing to do with – this is just plain common sense. You can't rely on how clean a person may look or act etc, the point is use protection. If you need an emergency contraceptive- then use it but I don't agree on this being an every day thing to use. with any medication there is side effects, use condoms -and if unsure – use the a back up method – like maybe even IUD.
IUD is not an option unless you have already had children. Additionally, no one in this article has advocated the use of emergency contraception as a regular form of birth control....that's why they call it EMERGENCY contraception.
It's irresponsible for anyone to put this misleading information out there, calling this 'safe' is insane. Ask the father of Holly Patterson and others who have lost their daughters to this so-called 'safe' alternative. CNN you need more responsible reporters. There WAS a story on Web MD about this - they've taken it down now, I see, pressure from the pharmaceutical industry no doubt? At $80.00 a pill, any one can do the math here. The Pediatric Association that's putting this information out there should be taken to task for the inaccuracy of their press releases.
You do realize that Holly Patterson used Mifeprex, a drug used to induce abortion, which was provided to her by an abortion clinic (the only legal way it can be distributed in the U.S.), and that this article is about Plan B, a completely different drug which will not terminate a pregnancy (if you had read the article you would have known this because it is clearly stated). It seems that you are the one that needs to work on your reporting, not CNN....BTW the cause of Holly's death was septic shock, not the abortion drug itself. While her death is tragic, it was utterly preventable with proper education and treatment. It is, in fact, people like you, who want to limit a woman's access to health care of this type, who are contributing to this type of death. If we had a more advanced women's health care system, where women were treated with dignity and respect rather than social pariah's for wanting to make decisions about their own reproductive health, Holly might still be alive.
Hey truth, the TRUTH is holly patterson's case arose from the use of the ABORTION PILL, not the morning after pill. There is a difference between contraception (as discussed in this article) and abortion (as in the case of holly patterson.) Unfortunately, there are so many people out there like you, clouding the facts with sensational stories that aren't even relevant, that the morning after CONTRACEPTIVE pill has been demonized in the media. If the woman is already pregnant (ie, life has begun according to some) then the morning after pill simply does NOTHING.... No fetuses were harmed in the writing of this message, nor in the use of the morning after pill.
No, Holly Patterson died from sepsis as a complication from off-label use of RU-486 (aka the "French Abortion Pill"). This article is about the "morning after pill" which is basically an extra-strong dose of what's in ordinary birth control pills. Two different things.
Two Words: Holly Patterson. Google it.
Um, again, this article is not about RU-486.
Abstinence is the only true method of birth control. The idea that teens will always fool around is crazy. Proper parental supervision is necessary to keep you daughters pure and save them from the evil temptations in the world. Know where your daughters are at all times and don't allow them to be somewhere without a chaperone. Instill in them a deep sense of morality and purity. Teens do push the limits but almost all of these teen pregnancies could be stopped by stronger parental involvement.
Good post, and exactly right! Parents don't want to be parents anymore, so they pretend it's not possible to be a parent and throw public education, doctors, and pills at their kids instead.
What misogynistic drivel. Cage your daughters and say nothing about the boys. I am all for kids abstaining (and if not, being safe) but sex does not "dirty" a woman. My dad had dumb ideas like you. We don't talk anymore. And I was never a promiscouis or pregnant teen – but that was because my mother taught me how to make wise choices.
Bob and Leslie...i believe you both missed the satirical nature of the post....
And if your daughter dishonors your family you can have her "terminated". I think that happens in some very religious areas!
I lost my virginity when I snuck out of a church youth group to have sex with my girlfriend. I'm the son of a Methodist minister who took great pains to instil in me the importance of abstinence before marriage. Luckily, I had been educated about the importance of contraceptives at school, and we were smart enough to use it. Abstinence is the most effective method of avoiding STIs and pregnancy, but most teens will not follow through with it. Education is the most important thing we can do for our nation's youth
It's a revolver with one live round in the cylinder, and they play the game until they win.
1. Even mature, responsible couples have a condom break every now and then. This is not about irresponsibility. Quite the opposite. 2. Doctors who do not want to prescribe medication to their patients should get out of the medical field. I wouldn't use "I have an ethical problem with grading" to get out of my responsibilities as a teacher. Doctors should be held to the same standard. If you have qualms with the medical profession, don't get involved. 3. If you think birth control puts a financial strain on the public (taxpayers, insurance customers, etc.), take a look at the costs associated with pregnancy, childbirth, and child-rearing. If there is even a single complication (and there are thousands to choose from), the prices go up. 4. If you don't like birth control, don't use it. Simple as that.
So according to your logic, if Euthanasia were legal (as many physicians think it should be), and a doctor refused to perform such a service due to his own personal ethics, he should in fact just not be a doctor?
In general, I agree, but don't try the scared straight approach.
Another poster put it best, that since the popularity of the pill, unplanned pregnancies have SOARED in this country. More birth control availability encourages kids to have sex, yet the human brain is not functioning with a reasonable appreciation of cause and effect until we are in our mid 20's, so kids are not going to be responsible either way, and they are not going to remember to take their "daily" pill either way, so the morning after pill is certainly going to get used because it's made for the forgetful in trouble, but the reality is that more birth control and sex "education" results in more sex and more unwanted pregnancies.
We are NOT a "christian nation" and it's only the 'christian wrong" that wants to prevent sex ed. and contraception for teens. Some of these ignorant people point to "one nation under god" in the pledge, and "In god We Trust" on our money as evidence of our "xstian heritage" These terms were ADDED (to the pledge and our money) in 1954 and 1957 respectively. The decade that the religious "wrong" and Romney would have tried to return us to, if THEY HAD NOT LOST!!!!!!Religion just causes ignorance (of the devout, who only read one old book) and problems for society.
S.ex is a natural, biological function that every creature on this planet employs for procreation & enjoyment, even those, like worms, that are as.exual! Why in the world should humans be told, through religion, that it's fornication, a sin, should be saved for marriage, abstinence is Godly, virgins are pure & we must keep an eye on our girls at all times!? At best these points are idealistic & simplistic, at worst they are unrealistic & destructive! They are oldfashioned, outdated modes of keeping teens from engaging in "sin" & getting pregnant! They have very little value in todays modern society! As I said s.ex is normal & modern s.ex education includes Both boys & girls, so both can learn about protection! Teaching contraception along w/abstinence covers the whole issue, including the emotional aspect! Many people choose to marry later in life (or like me, not to marry) & to require us to be abstinent into our 30's & 40's is ridiculous! Religion is still in the stone age concerning this subject!!
Let's not forget that the Religious Right (Wrong, lol) wanted also to make abortion & contraceptives illegal across the board, during the last election! That is pure madness! I'd also like to know how many who Preach "selfcontrol" actually Practice it! Any1 got an estimate!?
It is sad that we in USA, a country founded on Christian principles, are even discussing this. It is a sin as per our Lord. Period. Let this end here today and the liberals can leave my country if they don't agree.
There's a big country that already shares your ideals in law - it's called Iran. Why not go there rather than trying to fight with people here that believe gov't should not be in the morality business?
America was founded on the principle that religion should not be used for governance! That is why the Brits left England; to escape "pious" Kings who interpreted the bible to their own benefit & to the detriment of their subjects! We have religious freedom & separation of church & state in this country! Sounds very much like secular principles, to me! Sex is not a sin & nowhere in the bible is it refered to as such! That's all a man made interpretation to control congregants! Biblical scripture support many of the ideas we use today, such as rape & incest are wrong, but consentual sex in a loving relationship is natural & celebrated! If God created sex to be used for procreation & intimacy, why would He then condemn it as a sin!? He didn't! I recomend reading the bible start to finish, to get a better understanding of how lenient & modern God is on this issue!!
So not getting pregnant is safe sex sounds like eugenics to me.
"Emergency contraception is designed to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. It works by inhibiting ovulation and disrupting the production of key cells needed in a woman's body to conceive. It works best if taken up to 24 hours after intercourse, although it lowers pregnancy risk if taken within 120 hours (five days). It will not work if you are already pregnant." Does not prevent disease it just prevents baby's so it has nothing to do with safe sex.
Anything to stop pregnancy and abort a fetus ASAP, if necessary, after conception should be our goal. Opposition to this goal will result in more abortions later in pregnancy. And, yes, there will be abortions no matter what laws you create.
I think they need a pill for the men .... something that would kill semen...before ejaculation. Why is women are the ones..that always get the responsibility. Instead...they make Viagra for them. Think about it...it is still a man's world. Come on women...lets change it. Let's make the men responsible.
While I agree with you Billie, I don't think men would be any better at taking the pill than women are. Likely even less so since, as a whole, men don't take the responsibility for children. So, the pill is best left for women to take.
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Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union's financial- services chief criticized parts of the U.S.'s proposed Volcker rule, warning that it would place a "disproportionate" burden on EU lenders and risk damaging markets.
Michel Barnier wrote to U.S. regulators including Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner complaining that the measure as drafted would also hamper governments' ability to sell sovereign debt, according to a copy of his letter obtained by Bloomberg News.
The measure may have "a number of unintended, non- justifiable consequences for non-U.S. banks, markets and institutions," Barnier, the European commissioner responsible for drafting financial-services legislation, said in the letter dated Feb. 8.
The rule, named for former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, who championed it as an adviser to President Barack Obama, would seek to ban banks from proprietary trading while allowing them to continue short-term trades for hedging or market-making. It also would limit banks' investments in private-equity and hedge funds.
The U.S. proposal is one of the most contentious provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, the regulatory overhaul enacted in 2010. A 298-page proposal released by U.S. regulators in October included more than 1,300 questions for affected banks to consider during the comment period, which closed this week.
The draft has also been criticized by U.S. lenders including Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp., alongside foreign banks and governments, who warn that it would increase risk, raise costs for investors and be vulnerable to legal challenge.
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Barnier's concerns include that the rule doesn't clearly define which activities will be banned, leaving banks confused as to what kinds of market-making will be allowed.
"There is a real risk that banks impacted by the rule would also significantly reduce their market-making activities, reducing liquidity in many markets both within and outside the United States," Barnier said in the letter.
The measure would have "implications that are disproportionate in light of the objective that the rule is trying to achieve," he said, including by placing "burdensome reporting and compliance requirements" on EU lenders.
Barnier has said he will raise the Volcker rule when he travels to the U.S. for meetings with regulators on Feb. 23-24.
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Kick Your F-Buddy Habit & Find Love
Maybe she's just looking for someone to dance with. Translation:
Maybe the reason why she can never find what she wants is because she
doesn't know what she wants. Or does, but is afraid of it. I guess what
it all comes down to is this. In order to find someone worthy of you,
that fits, you have to know what you really want and decide to white
knuckle it until you get it.
This means not allowing yourself to get side tracked or deluding
yourself. We all like a little fun here and there and have the right to
pursue that fun. We all love the idea of having options. But continue
to rely on this idea of endless supply of possibilities and you will
find yourself, like the cheese, standing alone. Now, maybe that's okay
by you. (Though , if it were, I don't think you'd have read this far.)
Perhaps you are perfectly content with your life as a swinging single.
More power to you. But don't let this fear of looking weak prevent you
from being honest with yourself about what it is you truly want.
It's funny. Women will casually and freely announce that they're
just looking to get laid and will go and do so. For some reason, that's
considered empowering. Yet admitting that you'd like to have a partner
or that you feel life would be that much better if you had someone to
share it with for some reason is frowned upon and makes us look needy
or desperate. Don't buy in to that. Because if you tell yourself that
too often and for too long, you'll start to believe it, and then
everybody you attract will bring with them that same kind of fear. The
only way to find what you're looking for is to first be honest with
yourself about what that is. And then sticking to that game plan.
Nobody is saying you can't break loose every so often. But F-Buddies
are like pretzels. You can't stop at just one. And pretty soon you'll
have a string of lovers in your wake because you've spent so much time
hiding behind or settling for that, that you won't know what you want