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Contraceptive or protective? The slow rise of the condom
Condoms are now everywhere. They provide cheap, accessible, simple but effective contraception. They come in a range of colours and sizes. The condom is a cultural icon. It also plays a leading role in combating the spread of HIV/AIDS and other STIs.
A defensive barrier against disease
This contemporary role echoes the condom's origins in Europe. It protected against another deadly disease called syphilis that was then sweeping the world. In 1564 physician Gabriello Fallopio recorded the use of thin chemically soaked linen sheets held in place by a ribbon. The condom's history before this is very speculative. Oiled paper and animal gut tissues were allegedly used as even earlier 'condoms' in China, and caps of leather or turtle shell were employed in Japan.
By the early 1700s linen sheets were superseded by barriers made from the fine membrane of animal intestines or bladders. They were more at home in brothels than domestic settings. Protection against syphilis was the priority, and thus they were objects of shame and embarrassment. These are associations they never completely lost. The English called them 'French letters', while in France they were capotes anglaises ('English overcoats'). Both these terms reflected ancient animosities.
The arrival of the 'rubber' and condom use as birth control
Condoms remained handmade 'luxury' items until the mid 1800s. Rubber vulcanisation then allowed mass production. Parallel with this technological change was the emergence of a birth control movement in Britain, formed after Thomas Malthus's damning analysis of population growth. The movement gave impetus to using condoms as contraceptives. However, these new condoms remained crude and uncomfortable. They were rarely advocated by campaigners.
A switch to latex in the 1920s transformed the market. Latex condoms were thinner, yet harder wearing. They were produced in their millions from the late 1920s, and became the contraceptive of choice among poorer classes. Condoms were virtually ignored by leading birth control campaigners Marie Stopes and Margaret Sanger. Stopes stated they were 'unromantic and unaesthetic'; she preferred the rubber cervical cap. Sanger advocated the diaphragm.
The condom in the age of the pill
Condoms were issued by the military for protection against venereal diseases during the Second World War and remained popular after the war. However, the wide availability of the contraceptive pill and IUDs from the early 1960s led to a decline in condom use. Using antibiotics to treat STIs also lessened their public health importance.
There were exceptions. Approval of the contraceptive pill in Japan was delayed until 1999; condoms remained the primary form of birth control in its absence. Japan accounted for 25% of the world market in the early 1980s, and condoms are still Japan's most popular contraceptive.
Condoms in the fight against AIDS
Condoms were distributed throughout the developing world during post-war birth control campaigns. However, their status was transformed by the HIV/AIDS in the 1980s. As the safest barrier method, they became synonymous with disease prevention and 'safe sex'. Condoms remain a cornerstone of AIDS prevention.
Condoms have consolidated their dual role as contraception and protection. This is despite strong cultural, religious and political opposition from some parts of the world. The female condom has so far failed to achieve wide acceptance. However, the humble 'rubber' is an integral part of modern life.
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R Jütte, Contraception: A History (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2007)
A Mindel, Condoms (London: BMJ Books, 2000)
H Youssef, 'The history of the condom', Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 86/4 (April 1993), pp 226-8
A Collier, The Humble Little Condom: A History (New York: Prometheus Books, 2007)
N Vitellone, Object Matters: Condoms, Adolescence and Time (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008)
A Tone, Devices and Desires: A History of Contraceptives in America (New York: Hill & Wang, 2002)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that weakens vital cells in the immune system, and leads to AIDS. There are two strands: HIV-1, which leads to immunity suppression; and HIV-2, which is not as potent and is only common in West Africa. HIV is spread through direct contact with bodily fluids.
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a disease caused by infections resulting from a weakened immune system due to the HIV virus. It leads to failure of the immune system and is usually fatal. It is spread through direct contact with bodily fluids.
A sexually transmitted infection resulting in the formation of lesions throughout the body.
The process of treating rubber or rubber-like materials with sulphur at high temperatures. This is to either improve strength and elasticity or to harden.
Cervical Cap
A barrier form of contraception. It consists of a thimble-shaped device which fits tightly over the entrance of the cervix. It blocks sperm from entering the uterus and thereby prevents fertilisation. Popular since the mid-1800s, their use has dropped dramatically in recent years.
A barrier form of contraception. It consists of a dome-shaped latex or silicone disc with a flexible rim that covers the cervix. In combination with a spermicide it blocks sperm from entering the uterus and thereby prevents fertilisation. Popular since the late 1800s, their use has considerably reduced in recent years.

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This week a mother and her 5 year-old son visited me for an opinion on his food allergies. She brought with her a 20 page colorful and flashy printout of labs done a few weeks ago. The testing was quite comprehensive in evaluating antibody response to over 100 foods and 30 environmental allergens. It checked for the presence of other antibodies indicating possible celiac disease and also measured total antibody levels of various types. Many foods were identified as positives and most of them were her son's favorites. She was in despair as she sought to provide him excellent nutrition, deal with his frustration at being denied some of his beloved foods, and try to make sense of the advice she was given by the nurse at the pediatric office. She had been simply told not to give him any of these foods until she could make an appointment with the allergist.
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The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) released the first ever Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Food Allergy last week (http://www.niaid.nih.gov/topics/foodallergy/clinical/Pages/default.aspx). The intent of the guideline is to assist clinicians in properly diagnosing and managing food allergy. The recommendations are based on studies and expert opinion both. They address both recommended and controversial methods of testing for allergy. It addresses dietary advice for both the allergy sufferer and family members. It addresses proper emergency management techniques and medications. Finally the guideline recommends that patients with suspected food allergy see a specialist who can look at all the facets of the problem: the history, the exam, and the testing results. Food challenges can sometimes also be helpful in understanding the relevance of skin or specific IgE blood testing. In early 2011 the NIAID will release a lay person version of the food allergy guidelines. We will post the link here when it is available.
After our lengthy conversation about the facts of food allergy and testing mother and son were excited to have his favorite foods restored to him. After reviewing the facts surrounding his rash we decided that his outbreak of hives was likely due to a cold virus he suffered around the same time. She called the office today to report that he is doing well, eating all his favorite foods, and enjoying being a normal boy again.


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With these objects set up in the environment I'm finding my CPU use increased by up to fifty percent!
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Secret Ingredient Beef Stew
Author Notes: I created this recipe for a dinner party I was co-hosting with my sister. I took a lot of steps to make the stew as savory as humanly possible. These steps included: carefully browning the meat; adding great proportions of veggies, including mushrooms and leeks; and stirring in a surprise ingredient: anchovies. The result was delicious, and I served it over buttery, parslied orzo and accompanied by crusty bread. - SmallKitchCara - SmallKitchCara
Food52 Review: This savory, rich stew may be named after one secret ingredient, but it's because of a complex mix of components that it succeeds so well. Tomatoes and tomato paste give it a sunny sweetness, diced veggies lend texture, and red wine and vinegar brighten everything up. Anchovies, the "secret ingredient," are briny and buttery, giving the sauce a smooth, complex finish. We recommend using beef with generous marbling for the best results. - A&M - A&M
Serves 8-10
- 5-5.5 pounds beef stewing meat, cut into 2-3 inch pieces
- salt
- pepper
- 1/3 cup mixed olive and canola oil
- 2 leeks, washed well and cut thinly
- 1 large onion, diced
- 8 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 carrots, diced
- 4 celery ribs, diced
- 4 ounces white mushrooms, roughly chopped
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 2 anchovies
- 1/2 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 cup red wine
- 3 cups beef broth
- 1 cup canned whole tomatoes with juices
- 1 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 bay leaves
- 3/4 teaspoons dried thyme
- 1/3 cup chopped parsley
- Season the beef with salt and pepper on both sides. Brown the meat in batches in a 5-6 quart Dutch oven over high heat, adding more oil as needed. Remove to a plate.
- Lower the heat and add all the vegetables. Cook for 5-10 minutes until softened. Stir in the tomato paste and anchovies and cook to melt the anchovies and distribute.
- Add the beef back in, with its juices. Add the wine, vinegar, and tomatoes with juice (breaking them up against the side of the pot as you go) and bring to a boil. Add the stock to cover (you may need a bit more than 3 cups). Put in the salt, bay leaf, thyme, bring to a boil. Simmer, partially covered, for 2-3 hours until the meat is tender. Cool to room temperature. Refrigerate.
- When cool, skim off much of the fat from the top. Reheat over low heat, letting the stew simmer 30-45 minutes before serving.
- Mix in half of the parsley and garnish with the rest.
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Tags: can be made ahead, serves a crowd, winter
Comments (57) Questions (1)
23 days ago BoulderGalinTokyo
Thank you for sharing your secret idea stew. I was hoping for extra umami in taste but we feel our regular beef stew recipe, heavier on tomatoes, less beef stock, no vinegar, more spices, is much tastier.
27 days ago Teo
Great recipe with nice, flavorful broth. But, a warning. When everything was assembled I put mine in the oven (in a LaCreuset) at 300 for the braise, and when I checked it an hour later it was boiling like crazy. That might be my oven's fault - I've got to get a thermometer to check on it - but in general it seems to cook true. When I saw what was happening I took the stew out and put it on stovetop to simmer, but the damage was done. Dry meat :(
Moral of the story - whether you simmer or put your stew in the oven, look in on it after 15-20 minutes to make sure the heat's right.
about 1 month ago Musebe
Can this be made faster in a pressure cooker?
3 months ago Sarah Killion 1
Made this for family last night. Delicious!
3 months ago BillHummel
bill's daughter,;
i say.......
IT'S SOOOO GOOOD!!!!!!!!!! my doggie was glad to have some. :)
4 months ago cakillgore
Question: Are you considering the garlic and onions "vegetables" when cooking all the vegetables together? OR do we brown the oils with garlic and onion and bee first? Thanks
4 months ago Mike Vella
In this instance, I would put them all in together on no more than "medium". It's going to simmer for plenty of time, anyhow.
6 months ago MadameLaRue
Loved this stew! Added parsnips and rutabaga for an even more wintery rendition. Browned the meat, cooked the vegetables and added all to my crockpot before work. Amazing to come home to!
6 months ago candicecanandwill
This is really amazing. I added more vegetables here and there but otherwise stuck with the general theme. My house smells amazing and I am full/warm/happy.
7 months ago fromage
Fantastic! A 'marinara' stew! Very creative and tasty. I forgot the mushrooms (oops) and added more anchovy (love). Rave reviews from the whole family. Thanks!
7 months ago KarenSue
Amazing! Due to household ingredients, I used less beef and more vegetables that the recipe called for. Also, since I didn't have tomato paste, I added some sun dried tomatoes instead with fabulous deep flavored results. I skipped the anchovies, since I'm allergic -- and I have to plead -- please please don't keep the "secret" ingredient secret to those with allergies - or if you aren't sure, please ask! I would never expect or ask if fish was in a beef stew, and I have an epi pen for my severe allergy. It would be really disappointing to spend the night in the ER because someone kept a secret unusual ingredient from me!!
9 months ago Kathyw
My husband loved it. I'm not a big beef person but I love it when it breaks apart easily like this recipe did. We served it over wide Dutch noodles to get the kids to try it. It was ALOT of prep but I would make it again and freeze half to make the work worthwhile.
10 months ago irinaleibo
Well I'm dissapointed. I am really allergic to fish and shellfish and I would break out in hives or worse if I ate this.
I would really caution and make sure all your guests can eat fish. My husband loves fish and I cook it for him but would never be able to eat this.
Sounds good anyhow!
12 months ago Kabocha
We loved this rendition of beef stew! The anchovies definitely lend umami to the broth... a keeper in my book, thank you!
12 months ago Currli
Wow ... This was a great stew. My Husband said it was the best stew he had ever eaten! The "secret ingredient" really puts this stew over the top. This is NOW a family favourite that I am proud to serve. Thanks for sharing!
about 1 year ago neezs
I'd love to make this but I don't have a pot suitable for the stovetop!!! Would anyone be able to tell me how long I'd need to keep it in the oven and at what heat? Thank you! :)
about 1 year ago SKK
It is important you brown the meat first. So brown in in batches in whatever container you have. And it is important you cook your vegetables and the anchovies on the stove top so the anchovies melt and do not burn. They are very delicate. Once everything is cooked stovetop in batches, I would have the oven on at about 300 and let it simmer partially covered for at least 2 hours. Then taste it and see if it needs more time.
about 1 year ago darksideofthespoon
Tried this last night and it was divine! My husband raved and raved over it.. the only thing I changed was I added some rosemary, pearl onions and appeased my love for anchovies by adding 6 or 7. So delicious!
over 1 year ago mpm6228
I added a cup of dried porcinis soaked in 1 cup hot water--minced the wet mushrooms and put the soaking liquid in too. Added about a cup of frozen pearl onions at the end. Delicious.
over 1 year ago foodiebiztraveler
Sooo many questions about the recipe directions for this one. Can anyone help?
My husband LOVES stews. I generally don't but thought I'd try cooking this tonight - to serve tomorrow based on comments below. Here are my questions:
1. It says to "remove the beef to a plate" in Step 1...but it doesn't say what to do with the excess sauce...til Step 3. I had 1.5 cups of "liquid" - so much that it would never work on a plate with the meat. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to put it all back in or not after step 2. (I did...we'll see tomorrow.)
2. IF one gets rid of all of the beef and liquid, what is one supposed to cook all of the veggies in? Dry? Add extra oil? (which I did - about a tablespoon) Or should I have kept the liquid IN the pot to cook the veggies in?
3. In Step 3 was I supposed to get the pot to two separate boils - one after the juices and wine/vinegar/tomatoes and one after the stock/salt/seasonings? OR could/should I just put all of that in for one big boil in this step? (what I did)
4. I haven't gotten there yet but I called a foodie friend who asked me if I should be using a gary separator BEFORE putting the liquid back in. Thoughts?
At this point it is cooling...and already tastes good so I am looking forward to it. It takes such a long time I didn't want to make big mistakes re questions above. Interested to hear answers...
over 1 year ago foodiebiztraveler
Well, it all worked out! My husband said it was the best stew he ever had! :)
over 1 year ago Grandma Kathy
Could I just as easily use anchovy paste. I keep that on-hand for Caesar salad.
over 1 year ago sexyLAMBCHOPx
I used anchovy paste and loved this stew!
over 1 year ago sexyLAMBCHOPx
I used anchovy paste and loved this stew!
over 1 year ago Snafu06
Just tried this recipe. Great flavor and depth. Subbed in chicken broth for beef broth because I think it makes the flavors pop more. Really good.


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The Homeland Security Advisory Council Task Force on Cyberskills submitted 11 recommendations to the DHS secretary on how to improve the agency's cyber workforce. The committee said DHS must define the skills needed to protect .gov networks. It also suggested setting testing and certification standards.
00Do we want Ninjas or Samurai?Mattius Cressius MaximusNinjas? Ninja were feudal-era Japan covert mercenary who specialized in espionage, sabotage, infiltration, and assassination. DHS needs cyber ninjas to assinate whom and sabotage what? Who is reccomending that DHS engage in cyber espionage, sabotage, infiltration, and assassination? Do they understand the difference between Title 10 and Title 50? I see Lockheed and a bunch of contract firms on the board that wrote that ... I guess they are modern-day mercenaries. Or ... Perhaps he meant to say cyber samurai instead?33622{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0DHS Cyber NinjasKinsmanSeveral firms and congressional interests will be interested and waiting to see the required economic studies necessary to justify the hiring of 600 Federal employees to do cyber security analysis. An in-house task force recommended hiring more Federal employees? This is clearly commercial contractible work. Now is not the time to be taking even more work out of the private sector and placing more pressure on existing Federal employees to retain their jobs under expected budget freezes, furloughs and RIFs.33631{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0Huh??Big JoeI'm currently working in this field, yet just completed a desk audit at TSA and got downgraded. I just got a conditional offer from another Agency outside of DHS that pays more and has confirmed that my job is safe in view of the sequestration, etc. At the same time, I've been approached by a contractor who just offered me $53k more than what I am currently making......... Just trying to figure out why DHS would hire more people when they are not using those of us they have already working for them and why would any sane person work for the Fed when the contractors make so much more and seem to have the same stability as the Govt folks....33648{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0"First, DHS should help create a two-year community-college cyber program."Nikola"First, DHS should help create a two-year community-college cyber program." They already did that, back in 2004, then DHS Secretary Tom Ridge pushed for the funding. It was called "Survivability and Information Assurance" and was created out of a joint program between Carnegie Mellon and the Community College of Allegheny County. One of the best class series I ever participated in. (I wrote course content for it) The really awesome thing is that all of the course materials are still available: http://www.cert.org/sia/33670{ "Agree":"1","Funny":"1","Insightful":"1","Disagree":"-1","Offensive":"-1","Troll":"-1" }0
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We have a situation where we have written a new object to the database and from that method would like to start multiple potential new transactions related to the new object. That is, we need to have some other business logic examine the new object and possibly create a mapping refering to the new object.
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Darkness II is linear ,short and I didnt like its new colorful art style too ....But........ I would have bought the game if jackie's voice was the same as Darkness 1 ...thats the main reason why i didnt buy it..
The Darkness II Review
Game Emblems
The Good
The Bad
This title had a huge opportunity to stand out and be great and different.... great in theory, fail in execution
The Darkness 2 improves upon many aspects of the first game while maintaining the original's excellent storytelling.
The Darkness II is not the revelation its predecessor was, but ripping up occultists with your demon arms is a blast anyway.
The Good
- Demonic arms + solid gunplay = fun times
- Unusual, creepy story that's more than just cheap shocks
- Skill tree gives the action some diversity
- Excellent voice acting and sound effects.
The Bad
- Incredibly short campaign
- Linear levels and second-rate AI make for predictable encounters
- Run-of-the-mill co-op missions lack challenge.
The Darkness II is a shooter.
OK, so that seems a pretty odd statement to make: Of course The Darkness II is a shooter! But in this sequel's case, it's an important point to consider. The Darkness (the original game) had the feel of an adventure. Sure, you shot guns, but the action, the story, and the peripheral details merged to make a single, creative whole that didn't really resemble other first-person shooters. The Darkness II is a lot of fun, but it doesn't have that spark of uniqueness. Levels are remarkably linear, and the game is remarkably short. Skilled marksmen should finish the campaign in less than five hours.
So The Darkness II isn't special, but it has one particular element that keeps it exciting: the two creepy demonic arms that sprout from your body, each with its own gnashing mouth, and each with an insatiable appetite for human hearts. The right arm is for smashing; you can whip it around with abandon, using the right stick to slash vertically or horizontally, bashing enemies, street lamps, and electrical wires. The left arm is for grabbing; you can grab car doors to use as shields and fling them at mobsters like murderous Frisbees. You can throw metal poles at your foes and impale them as if preparing a human-sized shish kebob. You can also reel in a staggered enemy, grab each leg, and tear him in half like a wishbone. A wishbone that screams.
If that sounds gross, well, it is, in a wonderful way. Take the anaconda move. With this particular left-arm maneuver, you roll your foe up like a pig in a blanket and thrust the demonic head through his chest. The demon then growls in satisfaction before unrolling and allowing the limp body to drop to the ground. As you move toward The Darkness II's conclusion, you see this move and other similarly disgusting ones rather often, and they remain shocking for a little while. The sound effects are fantastically squishy; you can practically hear the cartilage tear and the vital organs rupture. To replenish health, you hold a button and your arms feed on nearby human hearts, snatching them up with a thwack and noisily chomping on them.
The game's upgrade system might have you unlocking new animations, but even then, the gross-out factor can wear thin. This is in part because you can string together the same basic moves in succession, over and over, without feeling challenged. You're invulnerable during these kills, which is just as well because it would be pretty frustrating to get shot to death while waiting for your demon arms to finish some horrific dismemberment. In time, The Darkness II tries to amp up the challenge, throwing enemies at you with tough shields and introducing combatants that shine spotlights on you. All that light causes your demon arms to regress while filling your screen with so much blinding whiteness that you can barely see what's going on. But generally speaking, you can charge forward, shooting, flinging, and grabbing without worrying often about dying. As long as you shoot out any errant light sources, you won't feel much pressure on anything but the hardest difficulty.
The Darkness II does its best to provide variety. Depending on how you upgrade as you progress, you might unleash a swarm of insects at your enemies, which makes them vulnerable to a nauseating fatality. Or you might summon a mini black hole, which sucks nearby enemies into its swirling vortex. There's also your darkling, a miniature gremlin that calls you "monkey" and skitters around, leaping on bad guys and urinating on helpless corpses. Well, with the right upgrade, you can pick up your darkling and throw it on anyone that gives you trouble. Combining these moves with standard pistols and rifles can be absolutely riotous, with arms flying everywhere and enemies screaming in agony as you tear them in half.
Nevertheless, the demon arm mechanic is expected to bear most of the burden, and central aspects of the game's action are mundane. The shooting is better than that of the first game, but then again, the original was paced and built very differently. The Darkness II typically funnels you down paths like any random shooter. Levels occasionally open up a bit, but this sequel is as linear as games come, sending out unintelligent enemies in predictable patterns so that you might exploit the forgiving snap-to aiming to mow them down. (You can thankfully turn this off.) Heck, even the levels themselves are right out of the book of shooter and horror game cliches: a subway, a warehouse, a creepy carnival, and the like. If The Darkness was an ambient action adventure, then The Darkness II is an arcade shooter. If you have any doubt about that, consider this: When you kill enemies, a pop-up appears, announcing the name of the move, along with the amount of dark essence (that is, experience) you earned. It's done sort of like Bulletstorm's skill shot system.
You should turn off those notifications at the first opportunity if you want to get the most out of The Darkness II. (Be sure to also turn off the annoying tutorial reminders that frequently appear, reminding you how to play the game even when you've almost finished it.) That's because there's an effective story here worth paying attention to, but the pop-ups only serve to take you out of the experience and remind you that you're just playing a game. Once again, you play as Jackie Estacado, who is now the leader of the Franchetti crime family. The story gets off to an explosive start, with an intense on-rails restaurant shoot-out that ultimately leads to the eye-opening emergence of The Darkness; that is, the hellish presence that grants Jackie his incredible powers.
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Smoking is the cause of many deaths around the world. It is bad for you and your loved ones when you smoke around them. Smoking causes diseases such such as mouth cancer, lung cancer, and emphysema. It also causes sadness and a dirty environment. Second-hand smoking causes harm to unborn children and innocent toddlers. I also hate how, for years, a teen will say, "No, I will never smoke," and then they are found hiding cigarettes and lying. Teens should learn to say " NO". Do you feel the same way? Well you should, because smoking hazards hit hundreds of people every day.
I, personally, can not relate to smoking problems, because nobody in my family smokes on a regular basis. But I can relate to the pain and sadness that it causes family and friends after the death of a person that was either hooked on smoking or died of cancer or another disease that smoking causes. Many of my friends' grandparents have died because of cancer or another disease caused by smoking. If someone who smokes gets cancer, eventually unhappiness will strike their loved ones and friends. There are very many ways to say "No". The easiest way is to simply say no and get out of the area as quickly as possible. If this doesn't work, make up an excuse and leave. These days there is no excuse for getting addicted to nicotine. There are many educational programs and warnings about how harmful getting hooked is. The main program is D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education).
D.A.R.E. has kept many kids from making the wrong choice. You can also look at the surgeon general's warning, and the media tells a lot about smoking effects. I'm saying this for me and the health of others because addiction to smoking causes crime, major mood swings, lies, and the feeling that you need more and more cigarettes. I think that smoking is wrong and that the government has to do a little bit more about prevention. For instance, there should be laws restricting advertisement wrappers which would appeal to teens.
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As I search the internet there must be a hundred videos on "cracking a masterlock". I used google to search this site and came up with more pages than I'd ever care to read. Typing in "Master lock 1500" narrowed my search to 4 pages, but still didn't really find anything new.
Everything I've found on this topic deals with the technique of finding 12 sticking points, 5 whole #'s, divide, add, subtract, etc.....we all know the drill. By the way, who ever came up with this is much smarted than me and I give you props. This method though, is somewhat time consuming and the "sticking points" can be very finicky- sometimes requiring you to record them right down to the decimal. Although the majority of locks I applied this method to were opened, overall, my success rate was less than desirable (but that's just me).
The method I've come to use invovles no math- just pure manipulation. If this method already exists, I've yet to see it, so I guess it's original to me anyway. (I'm not the brightest in the shed, and if I've figured this out, I'd be very surprised if it's not already common knowledge ). I've purchased 14 of these locks, all within the last 3 months (4 of them in the last week). This method works well on all of them and usually takes less than 60 sec. with each (after some practice).
Anyway, in the interest of time and possible redundancy- let me know if I'm just tootin' my own horn here .
If not, and there seems to be enough interest in this, I'd be happy to post my findings.


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Mandate of UN mission in Golan heights expires
The mandate of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) is scheduled to expire. However, it is likely that the mandate will be extended again.
UNDOF was established by the Security Council with resolution 350 in 1974, after the Yom Kippur War. Its purpose was to maintain and oversee a ceasefire between Israel and Syria in the Golan heights. Since that time, the mandate has been extended every six months. UN leaders considered that the UNDOF presence is essential, in view of continued tension in the region.
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An underrated source of vitamins; nettles, dandelions and chickweed are a nuisance on the lawn but great to eat. Jeff Holman takes another look more...How to...detox
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If the festive season has left you a pound or two overweight, a detox could be just what you need. Here's how to do it the eco-friendly way more...UK rejects veterinary advice to ban antibiotic drug adverts to farmers
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Strong industry lobbying sees Defra ignore concerns from its own vets about overuse and the spread of antibiotic-resistant bugs from farm animals to the food chain more...How to…detox
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'The Help,' Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer take NAACP Image honors
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'Community' recap: And the baby daddy is ...
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BET adds new comedy with Tracee Ellis Ross to scripted slate
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Cast of 'The Cosby Show' minus Lisa Bonet reunites at TV Land Awards
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'Community' recap: Bromance, romance and Shirley's baby daddies
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'Community' recap: The times they are a-Chang-ing
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'Community': Malcolm-Jamal Warner, a 13-year-old Yvette Nicole Brown's dream comes true
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner and Regina King aren't engaged. Right now, anyway.
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Bill Cosby feted by Kennedy Center with Mark Twain Prize
Gold DerbyBill Cosby received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center last night. Among those on hand to salute the multitalented Cosby were comedians Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Sinbad and Dick Gregory. Wynton Marsalis and Willie Nelson...
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