Does equal socioeconomic status in black and white men mean equal risk of mortality?

Work–Life Balance Does Not Mean an Equal Balance

As I reflect on the different phases of my life as a physician, wife, mother, and physician leader, I realize that my expectations or definition of work–life balance have varied. I might even dare to say that my expectations vary on a daily basis. The concepts that remain at the crux of what I consider most important are a feeling of daily achievement and joy in each of my four life quadrants. ...

efl students gender and socioeconomic status: the use of politeness strategies in the first and second languages

within the components of communicative competence, a special emphasis is put on the “rules of politeness,” specifically the politeness strategies (brown and levinson, 1978) that speakers deploy when performing the request speech act. this is because the degree of imposition that making a request places upon one’s interlocutor(s) has been seen to be influenced by several factors among which, as ...

Fitness does not equal competence.

What if we were equal? A comparison of the black-white mortality gap in 1960 and 2000.

The United States has made progress in decreasing the black-white gap in civil rights, housing, education, and income since 1960, but health inequalities persist. We examined trends in black-white standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) for each age-sex group from 1960 to 2000. The black-white gap measured by SMR changed very little between 1960 and 2000 and actually worsened for infants and for A...

Does NP not equal P?

The paper is made rediculously irrelevant in light of realization that NP is anything a DTM can solve in time 2^p(|n|). One theorem found on one page taking up about 1 inch in exactly one text. The author therefore no longer supports the nonsense it purports.