I remember seeing something like this in Matellis' Python Cookbook.
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You are given a text in a file. Count all the words in the
text and print out the words with their number of occurences
in descending order.
Recent findings showed that obesity can be an side-effect of stress. [There is a genetic component to it, such that people who can compensate detrimental effects of stress to the brain, become obese as a side-effect. People who can't, don't become obese but have detrimental effects to their brain. They're fucked both ways. :-( But this is merely a second hand recitation of what I heard a scientist say. Grain of salt, blah blah.]
Nevertheless, the biggest source of stress is socio-economic stress. It's way more stressful than any "direct" stress.
Trying to find some of the relevant resources:
* http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db50.htm shows correlation between socio-economic status and obesity
* http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2831158/
Linkage between obesity and some dopamine pathways are also known since 2001.
My own speculation: The location where mortality of women is highest produce the highest socio-economic stress to women.
Additional speculation: This ought to happen in high or in low income areas and may be linked with income inequality within the community.
So when PV prices fall to the bottom (trends indicate they will), electricity prices produced by PV will fall as well. Coal/Nuclear/etc will become unviable. What do we do then? Electricity will be basically free then.