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http://goo.gl/WbvKm Put a Stop to 'Do I Look Fat?' By  ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN Betsy and Jarom Schow agree that the biggest problem they've faced in 12 years of marriage isn't money, sex or parenting. It's weight. Ms. Schow, 31 years old, was heavy for much of her life. When she was growing up, her family ate a lot of processed foods and takeout, and she rarely exercised, she recalls. In school, children "mooed" at her when she walked by. She started her first diet at age 12. She met her future husband in college, in what she calls "a skinny period." Mr. Schow, now 36 and a software engineer, was outdoorsy and thin. The two went on hiking, skiing and rock-climbing dates. Even so, by the time they married in 2000, Ms. Schow had put on 25 pounds. Every year, it seemed she would lose 25 pounds and gain 30 back. By the Schows' fifth wedding anniversary, Ms. Schow weighed 220 pounds. And she was very unhappy about it. Few subjects ...

심성 스마트폰 광고에서 블랙베리 헐뜯는 내용 개제.  http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/samsung-galaxy-s3-and-note-2-badmouth-blackberry-in-new-ad-50010215/ Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note 2 badmouth BlackBerry in new ad The next generation of BlackBerry explodes into life this month -- and Samsung is launching a preemptive strike. Up to its old tricks, Samsung is promoting the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 with a thinly veiled pop at BlackBerry users. Samsung has form at bashing rivals in adverts. Ads for the Galaxy S2 and S3 took aim at Apple fans queuing up for the new iPhone 5 . Although the ads never name the subject of their mockery, they make it very obvious -- and that's the case here, as Samsung lampoons BlackBerry's staid image to promote the business credentials of the Note 2 and S3. In the new advert, a company of hip young app-buildin' gunslingers jump at the chance to switch from their boring business ph...