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It's simple and cheap but effective for our health! In any non-residential buildings, men's toilets have two sections, standing and seats. Many people don't like to urinate in standing section because they feel uncomfortable to be seen so they go to the toilet bowl which is in a cubicle and they lift the seat. But no matter how careful you are there will be urine drops around. This is not only disgusting for many people but also not hygienic. The solution is very simple! If interior designers partition off those standing sections then those people will no longer hesitate going to the seats! For a commercial or a public building with thousands of dollars as its cost, a small partition is nothing! Please consider this small changes and spread to other designers to become a trend... so we will have a better and hygienic world :) Thank you so much!

Here is the best way to lose weight. With this, I lost nealy 10kg within just 2 months. In this way, you may eat whatever you like and you don't have to worry about the food you're eating. In this method, all you need to do is worrying about the future and crying for the past. You need to think about every sad moment happened in your life or if there isn't any just try to feel down for everything happens. That's it.

This script is from a video in TED.com: http://www.ted.com/talks/jon_ronson_strange_answers_to_the_psychopath_test.html I suggest you to watch this video or read this script as it is not only interesting but there are lessons. We shouldn't judge people by their behaviour, every one has a reason for their act. Who knows in someone else's situation what they would react? Also, one may make a mistake, to err is human! The other interesting thing which I really believe in is the wrong way that we human are taking in our path to the future. It forces us to act psychopatic. However, I don't like to use this term. We are going to isolate our inner self more and more and act in a more pretending way. This story starts: I was at a friend's house, and she had on her shelf a copy of the DSM manual, which is the manual of mental disorders. It lists every known mental disorder. And it used to be, back in the '50s, a very slim pamphlet. And then it got bigger and big