Olive...

Long life expectancy can be achieved through some simple lifestyle changes, such as not smoking, regularly exercising, and eating a healthy diet. 

 Over the last few years the Mediterranean diet has been shown to be beneficial to boosting longevity. The Mediterranean diet comprises of lots of legumes, fish, fruits and vegetables.

French scientists found that old people who regularly used olive oil for cooking, salad or with bread had a 41 per cent lower risk of stroke, compared to those who need consumed it.

A study carried out by researchers from Barcelona in Spain found a key mechanism by which virgin olive oil protects the body against breast cancer. 

Olive oil has also been found to maintain healthy cholesterol levels.

Curve...

It’s official -- the yield curve has now definitely inverted, meaning that one of the most reliable signals of an impending recession is now flashing warning signs.  

An inverted yield curve means that investors expect interest rates to fall, which typically happens in a contraction. It tends to take  12 to 18 months.   

It’s even possible that the yield curve could be giving a false signal.   For now, U.S. economic data such as retail sales and jobless claims are holding up reasonably well.

This suggests that a U.S. recession, if it comes, will be part of a world slowdown. Americans tend to think of their own markets and their own consumption as the driver of both booms and busts. That may not be true this time around.

Instead, any recession may be made in China. In recent years, China has contributed more to global growth than any other country, and it was projected to do the same in the years to come.

Everest...

The Nepalese government proposed new requirements for climbers and guides to get permits to climb Mount Everest, following a deadly season on the world's highest mountain.

The proposed rules include requiring a climber to have reached the summit of at least one peak above 21,325 feet (6,500 meters), and requiring a guide company to have at least three years experience organizing high-altitude climbs and charging a minimum to clients to avoid low-budget operations getting to the mountain.

"I think they're all good proposed changes and hopefully will prevent inexperienced climbers or inexperienced guide companies from getting up onto the mountain and getting in trouble," Garrett Madison, the founder of Madison Mountaineering, told ABC News.  

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Inversion...

Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said the markets may be wrong this time in trusting the yield curve inversion as a recession indicator.

"Historically, it has been a pretty good signal of recession, and I think that's when markets pay attention to it, but I would really urge that on this occasion it may be a less good signal," Yellen said on. "The reason for that is there are a number of factors other than market expectations about the future path of interest rates that are pushing down long-term yields."

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was at 1.623% on Wednesday, below the 2-year yield at 1.634%, causing the bond market's main yield curve to invert and send markets plummeting.

The bond market phenomenon is historically a trusty signal of an eventual recession; however, Yellen said this time may be different.

Owe...

Singles often love having access to someone who is passionate and fun loving desiring the same from them.

On a purely physical level, most are going to enjoy their affairs with pationate individuals.  You’re bringing out  inner tigress, and unlocking full desires.  The many nights of passion is going to be unbelievably great. No one owe the other any thing.

When men  date a single women, men are usually pressured into taking the relationship into a whole new level that is coupled with commitment, cost, burden and loss of individuality. Some guys are not up for that. 

But for those who are free spirited, they are just out to seek solutions to their unmet emotional needs.    Can you spot one?

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In an interview with CNN, Sen. Kamala Harris argued that President Donald Trump has failed to deliver on his promises to workers. And she issued a dire warning about autoworkers' jobs in particular.

"He said he was going to help working people, and it is estimated that as many as 300,000 autoworkers may be out of a job before the end of the year," she said aboard her campaign bus in Iowa.

That was a more conservative figure than Harris used July 12 on the radio show "The Breakfast Club," during which she said, "He's helped the top 1% and the biggest corporations. Meanwhile, some estimate that as many as 700,000 autoworkers were going to lose their job before the end of the year."

Both figures are incorrect.

 There is no credible estimate that 300,000 autoworkers might lose their jobs by the end of the year. And there has been an increase in autoworker jobs during the Trump presidency, though there has been a slight decrease over the past year.

But Harris was wrong to claim that experts are suggesting there might be a massive decline in autoworker jobs within five months.

السامرية

“Sir, give me this water so that I won’t get thirsty and have to keep coming here to draw water.”

  “Go, call your husband and come back.”

¹⁷ “I have no husband,” 

Levirate marriage is a marriage in which the brother of a deceased man is obliged to marry his brother's widow.  It serves as protection for the widow and her children, ensuring that they have a male provider and protector. Levirate marriage can be  positive in a society where women must rely on men to provide for them, especially where women are under the authority of, dependent on, in servitude to or regarded as possessions of their husbands, and to ensure the survival of the clan.