沈阳有家女性发泄站

电视、手机、盘子任你砸据《沈阳晚报》报道当你心情不好的时候会怎么办呢?打人肯定不行,但可以到"发泄站"砸东西。近日沈阳街头开辟了一个特殊的地方,在这里你可以尽     

时尚就是时尚:趣谈E时代通讯风景

手机、呼机、短信、彩铃、互联网,这些E时代的流行品,在短短的二十多年里,我们有些人亲历了他们从无到有的过程,而有些人则直接面对铺天盖地到来的他们。现在的事实是,当你对一种现象一种生活方式还来不及定论时,它就已经成为过去。身处E时代不断变换的通讯风景,你将如何来享受这样的时尚风暴呢?     

时尚就是时尚:趣谈E时代通讯风景

手机、呼机、短信、彩铃、互联网,这些E时代的流行品,在短短的二十多年里,我们有些人亲历了他们从无到有的过程,而有些人则直接面对铺天盖地到来的他们.现在的事实是,当你对一种现象一种生活方式还来不及定论时,它就已经成为过去.身处E时代不断变换的通讯风景,你将如何来享受这样的时尚风暴呢?     

帝王蛾的翅膀

用"帝王"一词为小小的蛾子命名,也许人们会觉得有些夸张。但是当你知道它是怎样通过自己的努力冲破命运     

让你二十年后依然是人才

当职场趋势从企业端的"终身雇用"转变为个人端的"终身就业",该如何为自己的竞争力加分,让老板舍不得你走?你是正在力争上游的基层员工、公司的当红炸子鸡、中高阶主管、还是即将退休的资深元老?无论你身在哪一个阶段,当职场趋势已从企业端的"终身雇用"转变为个人端的"终身就业",你必须时时增加自己的竞争力,即使二十年后,依然是企业抢着要的人才。     

书读不下去就回家

午饭后打电话回家老妈说:"你爸老年痴呆了,早上在家发神经,赖在床上不起来,对着天花板叫‘可可’,然后学你的声音回应‘干吗哦干吗哦?有话快说哪!’"在嘈杂的路上,举着手机,心头有些发酸。大一时经常忘记打电话回家,打电话也大多是打给老妈,爸爸就会像个孩子一样发脾气:"干吗不给我打电话?""打老妈的手机不要钱嘛!"我敷衍道。"下次给你报销!"他就这样说。我理解不了他们的期盼。因为每一次打电话,其实也说不了什么,最多是嘱咐我吃饱穿     

从鞋跟儿磨损状况看潜藏疾病

正大家有没有发现自己鞋跟儿有点偏,比较典型的有外八字、内八字。甚至有些女性高跟鞋鞋跟儿偏得特别严重,从背后看感觉已经有些"摇摇欲坠"了,但是自己丝毫没有察觉到。那么,这到底预示着怎样的身体疾病呢?1.鞋跟磨偏程度——骨骼肌肉的信号你的鞋跟儿哪边先磨偏?不确定的翻过鞋底看一看,因为这可不是磨坏几双鞋的问题,而是判断你的     

小确幸：小幸福里的大智慧

焦点生活 当房子、车子、票子被当作衡量幸福的指标时，你是否对现实生活感到失望？当别人都在用iiphone发微博、玩游戏，你会觉得自己拿着一个普通手机很逊.     

为什么老人要用“装病”来撒娇

正说到"撒娇",人们最先想到的就是女人和孩子,但你想过老人也会撒娇吗?事实上,生活中有些老人就是通过自己的"另类撒娇"来达到自己多见孩子的目的。我们认为,老人可以通过正常途径让子女懂得自己的心理诉求,当然最佳的"撒娇"方法是坦诚地说出来。     

教您理财(英文)

有很多工具和新发明可以帮助归置你的办公室和家。但当钱财开始让你焦头烂额的时候,怎样才能判断出自己是否"患有""无序理财症"呢?该"症状"值得你认真关注,可能的话最好向精通理财的专业人员或朋友求助。     

Home Is Where She Is

ABSTRACT

I have written this paper with the intention of reading it out loud to you. As I was writing this paper, I imagined your skin, that soft outer membrane of your body. I imagined my tongue moving to shape my words, all the while carefully shifting my teeth out of the way. I imagined having these words thump under your skin and tremble your presence to the beat of our hearts. Because this paper was supposed to have you feel me and my people. And by “my people,” I truly mean everyone around me, including you. So, this paper is essentially about us, you and me. You know, I just had a feeling that you might know us, but you do not feel us. I just had a feeling that you have got to feel how we are. … Do you hear me? Because, only then, can we finally, start.     

百花入药，治病良方(英文)

春天是百花盛开的季节,可是你知道吗,百花不仅可以用来欣赏,而且还可以用来保健呢!民间有"常在花间走,活到九十九"的养生谚语。研究发现,从事园林工作的人往往很少得癌症,而且平均寿命比一般人长。     

零食“红宝书”(英文)

遇到工作繁忙,身体疲惫或情绪不佳的时候,女性朋友喜欢找点零食来"混混嘴巴",缓解压力。我们特地做了一次美眉零嘴小调查,总结出既不容易吃胖又解馋虫的零食"红宝书"与读者分享。     

Do you reward and punish in the way you think others expect you to?

This paper addresses three questions: (1) When deciding on whether to reward or punish someone, how does how you think others expect you to behave affect your decision? (2) Does it depend upon whether others expect you to reward them vs. punish them? (3) What is the interpretation of such a causal effect? We investigate these questions using a modification of the lost wallet trust game (a simplified version of the trust game) that permits punishment. Like previous studies, we collect data on what second-movers think that first-movers expect them to do by directly eliciting the second-movers’ expectations. Unlike previous studies, we ensure exogeneity of these expectations by instrumenting for them. The instrument is the expectations of neutral observers which are disclosed to second-movers prior to the elicitation of second-movers’ expectations. We find that what you think others expect you to do has a zero causal effect on both reward and punishment decisions. We also find that it is important to instrument for second-order expectations because they are endogenous. We interpret these findings in terms of models of guilt-aversion and intentional reciprocity.     

Five artists' valuations of the visual

Abstract

This paper comprises interviews with five practising artists: Terry Atkinson, Torie Begg, Rebecca Fortnum, Lubaina Himid, and James Hugonin. The aim is to gauge the ways in which ‘the visual’ features in contemporary fine art practice, not only at the end of a century in which the visual ‐ at least for much of the first half of that century ‐ was often accorded special status, but also, more recently, after Conceptualism and radical egalitarian interventions have challenged the status of and assumptions about the value of the visual. All five artists were asked the same questions: What/who are the formative influences on your work?; What role does the visual play in your work ‐ to what extent do you value the visual?; Can you say something about (i) aesthetic and (ii) pleasure ‐ however you define them?; How does a work evolve?; How do you define quality ‐ what makes you think one of your works is better than another?; What is the spectator's relationship to your work? ‐ what role does the spectator have? The responses bear witness to significantly different ways in which contemporary artists value the visual.     

Exploring the (Post) Industrial Subculture - Towards a Critical (Post) Anal-ytical Approach to Organizational Analysis

You could maintain incredulity toward metanarratives as much as you liked, but it wouldn't keep your feet on the ground. Not if you were an oilskin. If you were a fleece however, your feet may be on the ground, but your ideas may be in the air. Yet your problem wouldn't be how to resolve your differences - it would be how to recognise them.     

Build Your Own Pension: Framing Pension Reform and Choice in Newspapers

Recent pension reforms in Norway mean that old-age pensions to a greater extent are a function of adaptations made and decisions made throughout the lifetime. How much you work, who you work for, when you retire, and how you invest will influence your standard of living as an old-age pensioner. This article investigates one important source of information about retirement and pension, namely service journalism in main national newspapers. How is the issue of pension framed in these articles? And what kind of advice is presented by which kind of actors? Findings indicate that service journalism is dominated by pension industry sources, and old-age pension is framed as a function of individual investment choices rather than as citizens’ rights.     

Effort to remove Medicaid prior authorization for bupe in NJ advances

You're a health care provider, and your patient is interested in cannabis — perhaps for pain, for anxiety, for depression or even for trying to quit drinking or using drugs. You think it could help him or her. Or, rather, it might — you really have no idea, because you didn't learn about it in medical school (except that it's illegal and addictive), but you know it's now legal in your state and you want to know how to respond to your patient's request.     

The gift of speech: why parents implant their children

In Australia cochlear implantation of profoundly deaf infants, babies, and young children is approaching 100% saturation. Why do parents choose to implant rather than learn Auslan? What is the Deaf community’s reaction to this and how will it change Sign as a living language? In this article, the author is a Deaf parent who chose to implant her Deaf child. When she initially published in a news outlet on this topic the reaction was quite heated: how terrible a parent you must be if you are denying your child Sign! This article explains the reasoning behind that decision to implant, taking issue with the notion that giving a child an ‘extra ability’ of speech means that you do not love them as they are. Nothing is natural, but everything is acquired or augmented – in all children.     

定制你的私人印刷

你想拥有一本为自己量身定制的图书吗？你想自己的结婚喜帖与众不同吗？你想把自己最喜欢的照片做成台历摆在桌上吗？没问题!别忘了，我们生活在定制时代，个性化印刷正在流行。