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  CBS News  Long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad is eager to catch her last hurrah of summer. On Saturday, she will try to swim across the treacherous waters separating Cuba from Florida - an attempt she s failed to complete four times before.  But now, she has a new strategy. At 64 years old, Nyad couldn t resist the call of the ocean one more time. She s tried the 103-mile swim from Cuba to Key West four times. Each time she s come up short.So why is she making the attempt again  She told CBS News  Elaine Quijano,  I just hadn t reached the end. I hadn t reached the wall where there s nothing more to give. If I don t make it, I will this time be able to look myself in the mirror and stanley flasche  say,  There s nothing more.  No one has successfully swum the Florida straits without a shark cage. Nyad s first attempt to cross those shark-infested waters was i stanley canada n 1978. Nyad said then,  I did my best. It didn t come out.         Her recent swims were derailed by stings from box jellyfish, one of the ocean s deadliest creatures. On this attempt, she will wear a full body suit and custom face mask to protect against the venomous stings.Nyad said,  The box jellyfish takes you into an area of what I d call s stanley cup cience fiction. You feel like you ve been dipped in hot burning oil. You burst into flames. The swim could take more than three days to complete. Nyad will be accompanied by a support crew of four boats and 40 people that will help her navigate the changing weather and unpredictable ocean currents.  Eint MIT Scientists Say Humans Would Rather Take Orders From Robots
8 |, f) b; `. L* h& W Created roughly 4,000-5,000 years ago in China, the earliest versions of something like chopsticks were used for cooking  they ;re perfect for reaching into pots full of hot water or oil  and were most likely made from twigs. While it   difficult to nail down a firm date, it would seem it wasn ;t unt stanley cup il around 500-400 AD that they began being used as tabl stanley cup e utensils.     One factor that contributed to this switch was a population boom across the country. Consequently, resources, particularly for cooking, became incredibly scarce.  As a result, people began cutting their food into tiny pieces so it would cook faster. The bite sized morsels rendered table knives obsolete, as there was very little left to cut. However, they were now perfect for eating with chopsticks, which were also made from cheap materials and easily made. Thus, a trend was born. The table knife   decline in popularity in these regions at this time can also be attributed to the teachings of Confucius, who was a vegetarian. He believed that knives weren ;t appropriate to eat with. As Confucius supposedly said, The honourable and upright man keeps well away from both the slaughterhouse and the kitchen.  And he allows no knives on his table. It was due to this that it   believed that Chinese chopsticks are tra stanley taza ditionally blunt at the tip and thus somewhat poor choices to try to spear food as you would with a fork. Within about a century of this, chopsticks had migrated to other Asia
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