The expression "sleep together" has a sexual context, but I'm looking for the expression when two or more people are literally sleeping together. Is there such an expression? The usage would be for cute fictional character stories.     They both climbed into the bed, snuggled up like cats and slept together.
The phrase "sleeping with someone" often means "having sex." What is the origin of this sexual connotation? Is there a non-sexual equivalent of this phrase to express sleeping with someone without sexual intercourse?
I’m looking for a word I’m struggling to remember that refers to a job or role which is inconsequential and usually created in order to install someone in a company, not based on their merit.  An example would be creating a vague new role for a friend’s son. The word I’m looking for refers to the actual job itself - it’s a noun that would replace the ‘job’ (e.g “they put so and so’s cousin in a ____”).   I believe the word may not be a strictly formal or technical word but I don’t think it was slang. How do question bookmarks work? Proving a sequence defined by a recurrence relation converges How can I prove that this iterative sequence converges to $2$? Can I use the convergence definition?  $$a_{n+1} = \frac{a_n}{2} + \frac{2}{a_n},\qquad  a_0 = 4  $$  Thanks for the help. Inequality similar to the Schwarz-Pick theorem Alright, I have been doing the following (variable names have been changed):   FileInputStream fis = null; try {     fis = new FileInputStream(file);      ... process ...  } catch (IOException e) {     ... handle error ... } finally {     if (fis != null)         fis.close(); }    Recently, I started using FindBugs, which suggests that I am not properly closing streams.  I decide to see if there's anything that can be done with a finally{} block, and then I see, oh yeah, close() can throw IOException.  What are people supposed to do here?  The Java libraries throw too many checked exceptions. How do AD/AP boosts apply to abilities with long cast times, channels or animations? For example: I'm playing Janna in bot lane with Caitlyn. Caitlyn begins channeling Ace in the Hole to finish off an enemy. Will the AD buff from my Eye of the Storm apply extra damage to Caitlyn's ultimate if I cast at after she begins channeling? Similarly, if I see Caitlyn rev up to shoot Piltover Peacemaker, can I boost her AD after the animation begins? (If I remember correctly, Piltover Peacemaker has a quick cast time, but the spell animation is rather long, so it may be a different circumstance from the first example.)  Basically, I want to know if the AD is calculated at the start of a cast, at the end of a cast, or when the ability actually creates and object on the battlefield. Do flight attendants prefer I press the button or walk to the back? (Long-haul flights) Can we clarify to the OP that their question is not yet closed and the duplicates are only suggestions? I keep seeing custom flags in the queue from question askers who are incredibly irritated because there is a big, prominent box at the top of their question. It's just a list of other questions which may have the answer they desire, and is only even displayed to them because the question is not closed yet.  This question may already have an answer here: [list]  But to an ordinary user, it is not at all clear that the box is only shown to them, or that it will go away on its own if their question never actually gets closed. Could the text for this notice be altered to make it more clear that:  They are just suggestions for the person to view. Potentially if they agree with one, they should vote to close their own question as a duplicate of it.  Their question is not closed yet. If they disagree with the duplicates suggested, they should clarify their question and explain why it's not a duplicate.   I was thinking of an altered wording such as:  You might be able to find an answer to your question here: [list] If those answers do not fully address your question, please [edit your question] to clarify your exact problem.  I went with a more direct wording for the bolded title. Since the notice is only displayed to the asker, it makes more sense to talk directly to them in the message rather than making it feel like it's supposed to be addressing the entire audience of the site. Emphasize that only that person is seeing it by talking to them. It would also be helpful to append a &quot;More info&quot; link at the end of the message that links them to some further documentation about duplicates, and explains how the notice works - particularly that it will go away eventually or change to a proper duplicate notice if the question does get closed. Let $E$ be a Banach space, $\mathcal B(E)$ the Banach space of linear bounded operators and $\mathcal I$ the set of all invertible linear bounded operators from $E$ to $E$. We know that $\mathcal I$ is an open set, and if $E$ is finite dimensional then $\mathcal I$ is dense in $\mathcal B(E)$. It's not true that $\mathcal I$ is dense if we can find $T\in\mathcal B(E)$ injective, non surjective with $T(E)$ closed in $E$, since such an operator cannot be approximated in the norm on $\mathcal B(E)$ by elements of $\mathcal I$ (in particular $E$ has to be infinite dimensional).  So the question is (maybe a little vague): is there a nice characterization of $\overline{\mathcal I}^{\mathcal B(E)}$ when $E$ is infinite dimensional? Is the case of Hilbert space simpler? I want to produce four groups (high/high, high/low, low/high and low/low) using two continues variables and compare these groups in terms of a few dependent variables. I know that cluster analysis (k-means and hierarchical) is a type of 'end' analysis which is the main goal of the paper to reach such clusters and then discuss the nature of the clusters. However, I am willing to use this technique (k-means by using k=4) as a kind of preliminary analysis to produce the groups. I know that scatter plot and means splits are other alternatives but they have their own disadvantages that cluster analysis may resolve. What do you think? Regularization using methods such as Ridge, Lasso, ElasticNet is quite common for linear regression. I wanted to know the following: Are these methods applicable for logistic regression? If so, are there any differences in the way they need to be used for logistic regression? If these methods are not applicable, how does one regularize a logistic regression? Number of ways to write n as a sum of k nonnegative integers How many ways can I write a positive integer $n$ as a sum of $k$ nonnegative integers up to commutativity?  For example, I can write $4$ as $0+0+4$, $0+1+3$, $0+2+2$, and $1+1+2$.    I know how to find the number of noncommutative ways to form the sum: Imagine a line of $n+k-1$ positions, where each position can contain either a cat or a divider. If you have $n$ (nameless) cats and $k-1$ dividers, you can split the cats in to $k$ groups by choosing positions for the dividers: $\binom{n+k-1}{k-1}$. The size of each group of cats corresponds to one of the nonnegative integers in the sum. How to restart the networking service? I tried to use  sudo service networking restart   and  sudo /etc/init.d/network restart   but they both crash the window manager and I can no longer use my keyboard for input into X.  when I use the /etc/init.d/ method it complains saying that I should use the service utility  e.g. service networking restart   but it crashes just the same.  Is there a GUI method of restarting networking? Limit $\lim_{n\to \infty} \frac{1}{2n} \log{2n\choose n}$ How do people at Hogwarts usually tell the time? Classes and lessons at Hogwarts are presumably scheduled at fixed times of day. The first class might start, for example at nine in the morning.  To be on time for one's lessons, it is therefore crucial to know the current time but we know that electric watches of course do not work at Hogwarts because of all the magical interference. Are there magic watches? Is there maybe a spell to tell the time?  How do people at Hogwarts usually tell the time? Find & Delete duplicated files on multiple harddisks at once Why does the Sun's (or other stars') nuclear reaction not use up all its "fuel" immediately? The temperature and pressure everywhere inside the Sun reach the critical point to start nuclear reactions - there is no reason for it to take such a long time to complete the reaction process.  Just like a nuclear bomb will complete all the reaction within $10^{-6}$seconds.  Why does most of the hydrogen of the Sun still not react even though it reaches the critical point, and why take stars billions of years to run out of fuel? Filter bibliography by author? I would like to create a template for a publication list that can then be used by several people. The idea is that there is one bib-file which contains all of the publications. Peer-reviewed entries are marked with the keyword = pr. Then there is the master-file of the type scriptreport in which everyone can integrate their chapter-file in order to merge the publication lists of everybody into one file. The chapter file is the core of everything and should be reusable. It should filter out the entries for the respective author from the bib file and print them out in two lists (peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed). My problem is that I don't really know how to filter by author in this case. Here are the rough codes of the two files: Master: \documentclass[a4paper]{scrreprt}  \usepackage{biblatex}  \title{Publication list}  \addbibresource{sample.bib}  \begin{document}     \maketitle          \tableofcontents     \newpage          \include{Researcher}     \newpage \end{document}  chapter: \chapter*{Researcher} \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Researcher}          \nocite{*}     \printbibliography[keyword={pr}, title={Peer-reviewed}]          \nocite{*}     \printbibliography[notkeyword={pr}, title={Non-peer-reviewed}] Did Snape ever commit murder? It's well known that Severus Snape was, in one way or another, a Death Eater since he was at Hogwarts. He hung out with the likes of Avery and Mulciber who became well known Death Eaters, he joined Voldemort right after he left Hogwarts, and he basically became Voldemort's right hand man until the very end.   However, in his time as a Death Eater did he ever kill anyone? We know that he was a Death Eater for around 3 years before Voldemort fell; Lily and James died at 21 and they were the same age as Snape, so it would have been 3 years since they left Hogwarts. Then after Voldemort came back in book 4, Snape would have been a Death Eater again for around 3 years. That's a total of around 6 years of Death Eaterhood with Voldemort.  So, in either of these periods, did Snape commit murder as part of his job as Death Eater? I'm not counting a certain death at the end of book 6 for reasons which are obvious if you've read book 7.   Clearly it's much more likely he killed before Voldemort fell since that roughly correlated with the period when he pledged allegiance only to Voldemort, before he became a teacher at Hogwarts. But did he ever do it? What's using up my disk space? My Vista 64 installation has drive C, a 150 GB hard drive.  I also has a 1.5 TB drive D.  My C drive has 12.3 GB free.  I don't know what's using up all the space.  There's almost 83 GB unaccounted for!!!  As per  question and  question, I downloaded  and .  WinDirStat, once I found the right options, tells me there's 82.9 GB of .  SpaceMonger, which has a particularly nice display of the data, tells me there's 82.3 GB "Unscanned", with 2 unscannable folders.  Where do I turn now?  Both tools roughly agree there's a large amount of data on my drive, but neither seem to be able to tell me what.  I've tried the standard approach; disk cleanup, remove hibernation file, set the virtual memory to the D drive instead of the C drive.