2020年春节，应该是大家过的最难捱的一个春节。新型冠状病毒肆虐，相应国家号召，减少出门频率，今天已经是宅在家为社会做贡献的第11天了。
平常能一觉睡到中午，不出门尽量不出门的自己，从刚开始名正言顺的享受懒散快乐，到今天已经逐渐被枯燥无聊支配，现在哪怕让我去楼下痛痛快快不戴口罩跑个步也乐意！
曾经在朋友圈畅想的足不出户有Wi-Fi，有一部手机，足够的食物和水我能待一整月，现在待了不到半个月就快要忍受不了了。那等疫情结束后你最想做什么呢？
我想回家，想见见爸爸妈妈，不想让他们一直担心在外的自己，想回去给他们一个大大的拥抱，告诉他们我想你们了。
想不戴口罩去一点点要一杯冰激淋+波霸 三分糖然后晃荡去海底捞吃火锅。
想痛痛快快的换上运动鞋去公园跑一圈，大口大口吸着空气出出汗。
想好好珍惜生命，好好珍惜身边每一个人，好好爱这世界。
想跟平常一样出门，挤地铁，上班打卡，和同事们说说笑笑，想过平平稳稳的简单生活，不用提心吊胆。
The 18-year-old won five Grammys, including record of the year and best new artist, at a ceremony in which Kobe Bryant, who died on Sunday, was mourned.
LOS ANGELES — The 62nd annual Grammy Awards anointed a new star in Billie Eilish, even as the mood Sunday night was darkened by the death earlier that day of the basketball great Kobe Bryant, who spent much of his N.B.A. career playing at the Staples Center, the arena where the show was held.
Eilish, an 18-year-old auteur with a moody and idiosyncratic aesthetic, won five awards, including the four most prestigious and competitive prizes — album, record and song of the year, and best new artist. She was the first artist to sweep the top awards since Christopher Cross in 1981, besting competition from Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Ariana Grande and others.
“Bad Guy,” a No. 1 hit, took record and song of the year — the latter prize recognizes songwriting — while “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” won album of the year as well as best pop vocal album. She is the youngest artist to win album of the year.
When accepting the award for best new artist, Eilish recognized the fans — even other artists’ fans, who, she said, would surely be dogging her for years.
“I love all fandoms,” she said. “You guys make this worth it.”
Finneas O’Connell, her brother, accepting with her for song of the year, noted that they record together in a bedroom in their family home. “This is to all the kids that are making music in their bedroom today,” he said, holding the trophy. “You’re going to get one of these.”
Finneas, as he is known, also won producer of the year and an engineering award.
Lizzo and Alicia Keys set a mournful and celebratory tone right from the start of the show, with both addressing Bryant’s death in a helicopter crash.
“Tonight is for Kobe,” Lizzo announced as the show began, and went straight into a bold, full-throated medley of her songs “Cuz I Love You” and “Truth Hurts,” backed up by a mini orchestra and surrounded by ballerinas with otherworldly lights in their tutus.
Keys, the host for the night, then walked solemnly to the stage and said softy, “Here we are together, on music’s biggest night, celebrating the artists that do it best, but to be honest with you we’re all feeling crazy sadness right now.”
“We’re literally standing here heartbroken in the house that Kobe Bryant built,” Keys went on to say. Keys then invited members of the group Boyz II Men to the stage and sang part of their elegiac song “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday” with them.
Lizzo, a charismatic and outspoken performer who had worked in obscurity for almost a decade before her breakout last year, won three awards, but all in lesser categories. “Truth Hurts,” her breakthrough track, won best pop solo performance, while “Jerome” won traditional R&B performance and the deluxe version of her album “Cuz I Love You” took urban contemporary album.
Lil Nas X, a gleeful master of internet memes, won two for his “country-trap” hybrid “Old Town Road”: best pop duo/group performance and best music video.
Well before Bryant’s death, a degree of anxiety had hung over the Grammys, following the removal just days ago of the head of the Recording Academy, the organization behind the awards — a clash that brought out accusations of vote-rigging and sexual harassment, and criticisms that the academy had been moving too slowly to reach its stated goals of becoming more diverse and inclusive.
Keys seemed to obliquely allude to those issues — and more — in a speech and piano medley near the start of the show. “It’s been a hell of a week, damn,” she said, as she twinkled chords at the keyboard. “This is a serious one. Real talk — there’s a lot going on.”
The UK stopped being a member of the European Union (EU) after 23:00 GMT on 31 January 2020.
For those not following every twist and turn, this is what you need to know.
Brexit – British exit – refers to the UK leaving the EU.
A public vote (known as a referendum) was held in June 2016, when 17.4 million people opted for Brexit. This gave the Leave side 52%, compared with 48% for Remain.
The EU is an economic and political union involving 28 European countries. It allows free trade, which means goods can move between member countries without any checks or extra charges. The EU also allows free movement of people, to live and work in whichever country they choose.
The UK joined in 1973 (when it was known as the European Economic Community) and it will be the first member state to withdraw.
After the UK formally leaves the EU on 31 January 2020, there is still a lot to talk about and months of negotiation will follow.
While the UK has agreed the terms of its EU departure, both sides still need to decide what their future relationship will look like.
This will be worked out during the transition period (which some prefer to call the implementation period), which begins immediately after Brexit day and is due to end on 31 December 2020.
During this 11-month period, the UK will continue to follow all of the EU’s rules and its trading relationship will remain the same.
The transition period is meant to give both sides some breathing space while a new free trade agreement is negotiated.
This is needed because the UK will leave the single market and customs union at the end of the transition. A free trade agreement allow goods to move around the EU without checks or extra charges.
If a new one cannot be agreed in time, then the UK faces the prospect of having to trade with no deal in place. That would mean tariffs (taxes) on UK goods travelling to the EU and other trade barriers.
Aside from trade, many other aspects of the future UK-EU relationship will also need to be decided. For example:
Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists the transition period will not be extended, but the European Commission has warned that the timetable will be extremely challenging.
The transition period and other aspects of the UK’s departure were agreed in a separate deal called the withdrawal agreement.
Most of that was negotiated by Theresa May’s government. But after Mr Johnson replaced her in July 2019, he removed the most controversial part – the backstop.
The backstop was designed to ensure there would be no border posts or barriers between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland after Brexit. If needed, it would have kept the UK in a close trading relationship with the EU.
Under Mr Johnson’s deal, a customs border will effectively be created between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. Some goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain will be subject to checks and will have to pay EU import taxes (known as tariffs).
These would be refunded if goods remain in Northern Ireland (ie are not moved to the Republic of Ireland).
Supporters of the new customs arrangement say it will allow the UK to negotiate its own trade deals with other countries – something that would not have been possible under the backstop.
The rest of the withdrawal agreement is largely unchanged from the one negotiated by Mrs May. This includes:
Brexit was originally meant to happen on 29 March 2019, but the deadline was delayed twice after MPs rejected the deal negotiated by Mrs May, the prime minister at the time.
Many Conservative MPs and the DUP (the government’s then ally in Parliament) were unhappy with the backstop – arguing that the UK could remain trapped in the arrangement for years with no way out.
After MPs voted down the deal for a third time, Mrs May resigned.
Mr Johnson needed a Brexit extension of his own after MPs failed to get the revised deal passed into law.
This led to the new deadline of 31 January 2020.
With Parliament still in deadlock, Mr Johnson called an early general election, to which MPs agreed.
The election, which happened on 12 December 2019, resulted in a Conservative majority of 80.
With a sizeable majority in Parliament, it proved straight forward to pass the Brexit legislation.
Source link: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44488051
真爱越来越少，出轨频频发生。尤其是在蛇龙混杂的娱乐圈，出轨成了似乎成为了明星们的家常便饭。隔三差五就有某位明星出轨占据娱乐圈头条，而关于明星出轨该不该被原谅则成为了网友热衷谈论的话题。
出轨的明星里，文章和吴秀波最令人感到可惜。出轨前文章的火热程度和演技有目共睹，《奋斗》、《蜗居》和《小爸爸》等大火的电视剧使文章成为荧幕常客。可出轨后文章的事业便一蹶不振，主演的《少帅》收视平平，转型导演依旧反响平平。吴秀波更是出轨后直接被综艺节目里“马赛克”了。
批评明星出轨里也不乏有一部分朋友为这些明星感到惋惜，觉得这么好的演技因为出轨而被观众唾弃无法再贡献出精彩的影视剧着实有点可惜。就拿吴秀波来说，军师联盟里饰演的司马懿还历历在目，况且明星也是人，出轨后改过自新，回归家庭也不是不可以被原谅。
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“👍明星也是人，出轨后洗心革面回归家庭做个好丈夫，好好拍剧是可以被原谅的，同时也能贡献出更多精彩的剧集。”
“👎不觉得能被原谅，这个身份放在哪里，你出轨的时候你的另一半被全网网友围观你有想过ta的想法吗？成年人应该对自己的决定负责，当初选择出轨就应该料到会有今天的情况，我不能太接受一个出轨的明星之后还跟没事人一样活跃在各个荧幕。”
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据洛杉矶当地警方称，有五人在直升机坠毁中死亡。科比妻子瓦妮莎不在其中。
不服来辩春节特辑来啦！
提前祝大家春节快乐！
“萧疏白发不盈颠，守岁围炉竟废眠”。守岁，就是在除夕夜团圆饭后，合家欢聚，灯火通明，等着辞旧迎新的时刻，迎接新年到来，守岁一直都是我们重要的传统民俗。
守岁，在很多长辈的记忆中都充满温暖和期待，对于红包、新年和新衣服的期盼，大人和小孩都精神抖擞地盯紧墙上的钟表，在一家人的欢声笑语中等待着零点钟声的敲响。但对于很多现在的我们来说，更像是一个有“特批”的“熬夜”，平时“唠叨”你早睡的家人，在这一天都会非常乐意地加入“熬夜”大军，给了寻常的“熬夜”一个温暖的理由。
但是随着年味被现代化的生活冲淡，这个习俗也渐渐被“抛弃”。一些辛苦工作了一年的人们终于找到了放松休息的时间，第二天还要早起走亲访友，便选择早早进入梦乡；而一些对家庭团圆期待已久的人们，则会和家人一起坚持这份温暖的仪式感。
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“👍都说年味淡了，其实年味就是在这样的小事里体现的。每年我都会和家人一起守岁，传承这种传统的年俗和温暖的仪式感，这也是我们沟通、维系亲情的好方式。一家人围坐在一起看着春晚，聊着一年的收获和对新年的期盼，谈着对过去的珍贵回忆和对未来的美好憧憬，就是最珍贵的新年记忆。”
“👎快节奏的生活冲淡了年味，手机电脑等产品冲淡了对零点那一刻的期待。有精力守岁的孩子们并不能理解守岁的意义，也没有守岁的兴奋感，只想着熬夜玩手机；想传承守岁习惯的人们却难敌困意。却已为年夜饭忙碌了一整天，第二天就要早起走亲访友，只想早睡来补充精力。而且没有守岁这样的“仪式”也并不会改变紧密的亲情和对新年的期盼。”
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农历新年马上要到了，提前祝大家春节快乐 🎉🎉🎉
在此，红板报官方为各位可爱的老朋友们用 ❤️ 准备了一份有温度的新年“专鼠“好礼！
下拉活动页面，pick你喜欢的“幸运鼠”，分享好友助力加温，最有温度的小伙伴，专“鼠”礼物免费拿。数量有限，先到先得，快来参加吧。
活动参与指南：
1> 在App store 或各大应用商店下载Flipboard红板报App
2> 完成注册登录
3> 点击「我的」页面活动中心
4> 参与“新年加温助力”活动分享给好友为你加温助力
活动说明：
1. 助力享礼品是平台为用户提供免费领取礼品的活动，用户在有效时间内邀请好友助力，助力成功即可免费获得当期礼品。本活动不涉及任何支付行为，无需承担礼品成本及邮寄费用；
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4. 每期活动的礼品库存有限，先到先得，库存消耗完毕或活动时间截止均视为本期助力活动的结束;
5. 若发现用户存在刷单、虚假助力等违规行为，平台有权判定其助力失败;平台将对每个助力成功的账号进行审核，若发现异常助力行为，将取消其活动结果;
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*此活动与Apple Inc. 无关，最终解释权归红板报所有。
古语有言“死生亦大矣”，在中国传统文化语境中，“死亡”一直是一件“神圣”的事情。但不论是在教育中还是生活中，我们都不需谈“死”色变。我们对死亡的尊重，正是对生命的尊重。
“安乐死”是指在病人患有痛苦不堪的疾病无法治疗，且濒临死亡，为了减轻其死亡前的痛苦，基于患者本人的请求或者同意，采用适当的方法，促使其提早死亡的行为。（参考刑法学家马克昌教授《犯罪通论》）
我国大陆地区目前对安乐死的态度，如同“是否废除死刑？”问题一样，“学术界与医界大多认为安乐死是一个趋势，但这并不是我们马上要做的”
世界上第一个通过安乐死法案的是荷兰。荷兰曾经出现过许多抑郁症患者通过安乐死结束自己生命的事件，荷兰对待死亡的态度是尊重死者意愿。而“是否可以通过安乐死手段辅助抑郁症患者自杀”在我国也有不少讨论。
支持的朋友们认为：“对于生命有质量的人来说，生命是可贵的，那就要好好珍惜。但是对于饱受抑郁症折磨，却又恐惧死亡过程的朋友，死亡也许是一种解脱。这世上并不存在真正的感同身受，那不如给他们一个机会选择离开。”
不支持的朋友们认为：“经历抑郁症的朋友们，大多数都会想过结束生命，但是因为种种原因最终没有实行，而正是因为继续活着，他（她）们才有机会慢慢走出抑郁症，回到正常的生活。倘若有这样简单不痛苦的方式让他（她）们有途径轻易结束生命，那我们将会失去多少挽回的余地？”
值得一提的是，很多正在经历或者曾经有过抑郁症经历的朋友们，选择站在支持的一方；而不少从事相关治疗工作的朋友们，则站在不支持的一方。
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“👍我们没有权利选择如何来到这个世界上，难道还没有权利选择如何结束自己的生命吗？让经受身心痛苦，每日挣扎煎熬的抑郁症患者有尊严的离开，而非强迫地活着，是一种我们需要的人文关怀。”
“👎抑郁症不完全是不治之症，轻易地通过安乐死来让抑郁症患者结束自己的生命，也可能抹杀了他（她）们生的渴望。一个认同抑郁症患者自杀的治疗师是无法做抑郁症患者心理治疗以及危机干预的。”