answer:Now that's a challenge! Here's a list of autobiography titles for people who have lived ordinary lives:1. "Ho-Hum: My Life as an Ordinary Guy" - This describes the day-to-day activities of a middle-aged man who has an unchanging daily routine from the time he wakes up until the time he goes to bed each night.2. "The Humdrum Habits of a Retail Cashier" - A young woman whose only companion is her cat tells the story of her daily walk to the small corner bookstore where she is a cashier and where nothing exciting ever happens.3. "Routine is My Friend" - A 77-year-old woman tells the tale of how routine has helped her to live an ordinary and uneventful life.4. "We Chose Not to Do This" - Chronicles the story of a little old woman and a little old man who chose not to bake gingerbread and instead spent every evening sitting on their cottage porch talking to each other occasionally while she knitted and he smoked cherry-flavored tobacco in his pipe.5. "Our Generic Lives" - A family tells the story of how generic-labeled products have helped them lead a bland, stress-free life.

answer:This post would be found on r/politics. It discusses many political issues including gun control, healthcare, and reproductive rights.

answer:The code below will accomplish that with the `csv`, `re`, and `twilio.rest` libraries. First, it opens the `messages.csv` file and reads the lines to `lines`, then iterates over `lines` with a `for` loop until it finds "voicemail". It parses that line for a ten-digit number and extracts it to `phone_line` using a regular expression, then ends the loop. It adds your phone number and converts the extracted number to include the required +1 extension, followed by the necessary dialing instruction URL and your Twilio account SID and authorization token. You can find those on your Twilio console when you're logged in. The last step is `client.calls.create()` with the numbers, instruction URL, and `GET` method passed as arguments. Now you can call back the voicemail number from your file!```# Import the CSV and Twilio librariesimport csvimport refrom twilio.rest import TwilioRestClient# Open the filewith open("messages.csv") as f: lines = f.readlines()# Find the first line containing "voicemail"for line in lines: # Extract the phone number if "voicemail" in line: phone_line = re.findall(r"d{10}", line) break# Set your Twilio phone numbermy_twilio_num = "+11231231234"# Set the number to dialphone_line = "+" + "1" + i[0])# Set the dialing instructions URLtwilio_instructions = "http://static.fullstackpython.com/phone-calls-python.xml"# Add your account SID and authorization tokenclient = TwilioRestClient("ACnnnnnnnnnn", "cccccccccc")# Dial the numberclient.calls.create(to = dial_number, from_ = my_twilio_num, url = twilio_instructions, method = "GET")```

answer:Dear Jeff,I’m writing to remind you that we are supposed to meet at 11 AM on Saturday for lunch at the Garden Tea Room. I hope you’ve been thinking about gift ideas for Mom for Mother’s Day. She will be expecting something really special from us this year.Jeff, I would appreciate it if you would dress nicely instead of wearing shorts and flip-flops. The Garden Tea Room is a nice place. Please wear slacks and dress shoes. And don't be late.Love, Your Sister

answer:Mr. Rose opened the bank account app on his phone and discovered the multiple trades he made a week prior had finally made money...50 million to be exact. He was a multi-millionaire overnight. He was prepared for this moment, as he had been planning for several years, and now he was in the endgame.Mr. Rose immediately hired three people: an accountant; a lawyer; and a personal driver. He needed these three people to help him make his moves since he didn't know how to manage this much money on his own, he wanted to protect himself from any legal issues involved with owning this much money, and he needed someone to drive him around to free him up to make calls and decisions on the move.Mr. Rose then bought several things he needed in the meantime: a large SUV designed for business (including TVs, stereos, privacy partition between himself and his driver, comfort seats that could recline into beds, and a table to do business. He had his driver, Alfred, take the wheel while he (Mr. Rose) sat in the back and started making phone calls.Alfred then drove Mr. Rose to his lawyer's office. Mr. Rose informed his lawyer, Mike, about the wealth he'd accrued overnight and requested his assistance setting up the necessary wills, trusts, and non-profit companies Mr. Rose needed to ensure the wealth he accumulated would not be frivolously spent as quickly as it was gained and that it was protected from excessive taxation.From there, Mr. Rose contacted a real estate agent he had dealings with in the past, Mr. Matsumura, and inquired with him about a listing for a beautiful, 10 million residence located on the coast of the island, nicknamed "The Waterfalling Estate" for its proximity to a naturally-occurring waterfall next to the main house. The residence, located on 10 acres of land, sat majestically on the top of a high cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Mr. Rose intended on buying this residence and using it as a base of operations until he could purchase another property and build his dream home, and he intended to move his close family in with him to Waterfalling in the meantime until he could move and hand over the keys to the estate to them.

answer:Create Outdoor Seating - As simple as it may sound, normal plastic buckets can work well for extra outdoor seating. Just turn the buckets over so the open ends are facing down and then sit over the closed end. It won't be as comfortable as an actual chair, but it will work in a pinch if you have no other seating alternatives. You can also staple or glue padding (such as carpeting or a blanket) to the closed side of the bucket to help make it more comfortable to sit on.Mix Concrete - Plastic buckets are a great DIY alternative to concrete mixers if you need to, well, mix concrete. Besides the natural ingredients to make concrete (cement, water, and aggregates such as crushed stone or gravel), you'll also need an appropriate tool such, as a trowel, to mix everything in the bucket. Make A Bird or Animal Feeder - A plastic bucket will work great as a DIY bird or animal feeder. Take a normal five-gallon bucket, and cut a hole at the bottom. Fit the elbow of a PVC pipe into this hole and cut open part of the pipe for the feed to show through. Be sure to close off the open end of the bucket with a lid. You can use this to feed chickens or other farm or homestead animals. Use As A Buoy or Rescue Flotation Device - Take a five-gallon bucket with a good lid and seal it so the air remains trapped inside. Attach a rope or paracord to the handle of the bucket, and then you can throw it out into a lake or river to mark a spot on the water (like a buoy). Alternatively, you can also use this same kind of device as an emergency rescue flotation device. Simply throw the sealed bucket out with the rope to someone in the water in need, and then they can grab onto it to stay afloat before you pull them back to safety.