Re: 5 ingredients or less !!!!!!!!!
whip cream, whip whites with sweetner and cream of tartar. whip yolks. fold yolks into cream mixture. and then do by thirds. fold whites into the cream/egg mixture.
oh another one is the alaskas brekky cake.
Blend together the eggs and ricotta quickly: stir in the chopped vegetables and chopped ham. You can reserve some thin slices of tomato, zucchini or mushroom to decorate the tops of the tarts if you wish. Fill a muffin tin with the ricotta mix and top with the reserved slices for decoration and bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes.
If you make 6 muffins, each will contain 50g of protein. I also add in some italian herbs or some sweet chilli relish to spice it up abit.
Here another for fake chocolate. I an not a fan if dark chocolate so I have been playing around with cold pressed coconut oil. Take a scoop of your favorite protein powder mix with a scoop of cold water until completely dissolved. It gets thick and gluggy. Add 2tbsp liquid coconut oil and frizz in a blender until creamy. Add anything you like until coated. Smear on baking paper and refrigerate until set. You may have to play with measurements until you have a mix that sets as all protein shakes are different and you can be neater in putting it together.
The blending emulsifies the water and oil. Si more mixing equals thicker mixture. You also need to work warm as the coconut oil is solid at 76 degrees.
Chop cauliflower in the food processor until it resembles rice in size. Microwave on high (do not add extra water) for 2-3 mins and let continue to steam while you are cooking the mince.
Cook chicken mince in non stick frying pan.
When cooked add 1 large tspn of the tomato pasta sauce and mix through.
Add 1 tbspn of greek yoghurt and mix all together.
It is creamy and thick like risotto and fills you up for ages!
This is what I have for lunch most days when I am home. I can't guarantee it is BT complient but I love it! I have worked out the sauces only to be 2 - 2.5gms carbs per serve). The chicken and cauliflower should fall under the BT complient food group??
I love the idea of this thread!
I just made this up this week, although there are probably other similar recipes out there. Hubby (non-low-carber) loves it.
5. Cook on medium heat until the sauce starts to thicken. Let the pan cool down for a couple of minutes, and it will leave a delicious sauce on the base of the pan.
Oh, and if the pan gets dry before the chicken's cooked, just add more Pepsi light until the chicken's cooked.
Does pepsi light have aspartame in it as the sweetener? If so, it can't be heated, very toxic!
You are right about sweeeteners, though - they all have negative effects and I think it's just a matter of weighing up which one is best for the individual in the situation.
At the end of the day it's your health that you're risking so it's up to you but I'm sure there are diet colas out there made with other sweeteners that don't become more toxic when heated. Might be worth looking into.
hmmm, what sweetner is the best for cooking and using in coffee/tea?
I do use it in my tea and coffee too and obviously my Pepsi max has it in too.
Any of the natural sweeteners (Natvia, Xylitol, Erythritol etc) would be best, but Splenda is suitable to be heated so is good for baking. Unfortunately Splenda has also been associated with negative health affects so you would still be better off going for one of the natural ones.


On the Tanzanian island of Ukerewe, and across sub-Saharan Africa, people with albinism are persecuted in devastating and unimaginable ways.
In the summer of 2016, Grammy Award-winning producer Ian Brennan travelled to the island with the charity Standing Voice, armed with a load of microphones and musical instruments.
People with albinism are not allowed to sing in church, and this was the first time many of them had touched a musical instrument before. In the days and weeks that followed, the Tanzania Albinism Collective was born and the album White African Power was recorded.
In this episode of The Rough Guide to Everywhere (iTunes; Soundcloud), podcast host Greg Dickinson catches up with Ian, plus a member of the Tanzania Albinism Collective named Riziki and his translator Alex, to hear their story.


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And a time to die
Katherine Arnup
"You're going to be an expert at this by the time you're done with me," my sister joked, shortly before her death from cancer at 51.
"Maybe," I protested, "but I don't want to learn it from you."
Four years later, I began volunteering at a hospice near my home. By the time my father was diagnosed with a life-threatening blood disorder, I was already deeply involved in caring for the dying. Some days it felt nurturing to be caring for people who were dying, talking to them in ways I could not talk to my father, a proud and private man. As I cared for other people's elderly parents, I marveled at how readily they trusted me, relaxing in my hands, the hands of a daughter who, unbeknownst to them, was caring for her own father. Yet despite my hospice work, my father and I rarely talked about dying, about the fact that he had a terminal illness and it was only a matter of time before it would take his life.
Until his final illness struck, my father had been a powerful person—a corporate lawyer, Justice of the Provincial Supreme Court of Appeal, Treasurer of the Law Society. Even at 92 he chaired an important legal committee. But now he found himself in unfamiliar, perhaps terrifying terrain.
"Dad," I said, when I arrived for a visit a month before he died, "You can tell me this is none of my business, but I'm worried about you. You don't seem to have anything you're looking forward to."
"Well," he said, "I've had visits with a few good friends. Apart from that, what is there to look forward to?" He paused. "It's not as though anyone comes and sits in that chair you're sitting in and says, 'John, how do you feel about dying? How long do you think you have left?' We all just act as if this were normal." This was the first time he had uttered the word "dying".
"I think we take our lead from you, Dad, and mostly you don't seem to want to talk about dying."
"No," he said. "I suppose not. But I don't really see that there's anything to say."
"I know you're not a person who talks about your feelings but sometimes people find it helps. If you'd like to, I'd be happy to talk about it."
And so we talked.
"It isn't as though it were a tragedy," he said.
"It?" I wondered. "You mean, your dying?" I asked.
"Yes, I mean, it's not as it was with your sister, dying at 51. I'm 94."
"The fact that you're 94 doesn't mean it's not hard," I said.
He looked at me, perplexed.
"Dad, you've had a long time to get used to being in the world. It's not an easy habit to give up."
"I suppose not," he nodded, and turned back to the television.
On the day that my father would die, I felt in the grip of events I could not understand. I sat down to work but could not concentrate. I sent emails, talked on the phone, stared into space. Finally, I called my younger sister at my father's.
"How's it going?" I asked. "Is Dad there with you?"
"He's right here," she said. "He's sleeping."
"In his bed?"
"Yes," she said. "When I came, he said to me, 'I have two things to say to you,' before he fell silent."
My father was a man who finished whatever he started. My father spoke deliberately, each word chosen for its exact purpose. When I was younger, I hated the slow pace of his speech. I longed to complete his sentences. And that day, he left me with, "I have two things to say to you."
He never spoke again. What were the things he wanted to say? Were they mundane like, "Don't forget to pay the cable bill. My shirts are ready at the cleaners." Were they words of advice—wisdom garnered from 94 years of living—such as, "Never forget to tell your secretary that you appreciate her work, and not just on Secretary's Day. Take at least a month off every year." Maybe they were spiritual messages like, "Death is not the end of life, only the beginning." Or perhaps they were messages meant only for my sister, "I've always been proud of you. I hope you are happy."
Had I been at his bedside, I might have tried to wake him up. "Dad, what did you mean? You can't leave. I need to know. I might even have been cruel, offering him water, a cold facecloth. To her credit, my younger sister simply let him sleep.
To this day, I wonder what he meant. I imagine him lying in his double bed in his bedroom in his apartment. He steadfastly refused to get a hospital bed, despite the insistence of his daughters and his caregivers. He had no intention of being cared for. He refused to move to assisted living or to entertain the possibility of palliative care. He meant to die at home, in his own bed, in his own pajamas.
Later that evening, I called Dad's apartment again. His caregiver answered.
"Is he sleeping?" I asked.
"Yes. We're putting compresses on his forehead and his feet. He's comfortable."
"What's that noise," I asked, hearing a strangely familiar sound. A rattle followed by a moan.
"That's your Dad," she said.
A sound so generic, the death rattle, yet, so specific: the sound of my father dying.
"It won't be long now," she said.
An hour later, the phone rang. "Katherine, your Dad passed two minutes ago."
"Oh," I said. And I began to cry.
"We're just cleaning him up now. It was shift-change time so there were two of us here."
"Was it peaceful?" I asked.
"Yes, it was," she answered.
I was not with him when he died. He had not wanted that.
"Dad," I remember asking once, "do you want one of us to be there when you die?"
"I don't need you here," he had said. "I just don't want to die alone or in screaming pain."
Why would he not want one of his daughters with him when he died? Perhaps it was because dying is so intimate, and we were never intimate with our father.
I never saw my father in anything more revealing than pajamas and, even then, they were always covered by a plaid Vyella robe closed tightly with a sash. Even when he was dying, I never saw him naked. Only once did we come close. One evening, when his caregiver was out, my father had an accident trying to make the trip from his chair to the bathroom with his walker. I remember the shame on his face. My father, a man of enormous dignity, had soaked his pajamas. In an instant, I became a hospice volunteer, calling upon that mixture of compassion and professionalism. I fetched a clean pair of pajama bottoms from his dresser and helped him pull down his soiled bottoms. The pajama top was long, preserving some measure of dignity. "It's OK," I said, "just step out." Then I helped him step into the clean pair, pulling them up to his waist. "Don't sit down yet," I said, as I changed the blue soaker pad protecting his chair. "Do you still need to go to the bathroom?"
"Yes," he said.
"I could bring you the urinal."
"All right," he said, gasping to catch his breath. I busied myself in the kitchen, and then discretely retrieved the green plastic receptacle once the task was completed.
With that exception, caring for my father never felt intimate. As much as he hated it, he let the women from Home Care with Care tend to his personal needs. He didn't want his daughters bathing or cleaning him.
Did he fear crossing some boundary of intimacy when he died?
Was he afraid of embarrassing himself, of calling out in fear as the moment of death arrived?
Perhaps he wanted to protect us. Perhaps he thought it would be too hard for us to watch him leave the world.
Six weeks after my father died, as I walked down the hospice corridor, I could hear the familiar breathing. Death rattle. Someone was actively dying.
"His daughter will need a lot of TLC," the coordinator told me, during the briefing. "She's battling cancer herself."
At 10:30 am, I went into Samuel's room to find his daughter, talking gently, stroking his hand. I stood at the bedside with her.
"My father died six weeks ago," I told her, though I rarely talk about my own life at hospice.
"Were you with him?" she asked.
I hesitated. Just for a moment, I felt badly that I hadn't been with him, afraid even that she might judge me.
"No," I said. "He was in Toronto and I couldn't get there in time. But he always said it wasn't important to him that we be there at the end. He just didn't want to die alone."
"I don't know what my father would want," she said. "We never talked about it." She gathered her belongings, preparing to leave for her appointment at the cancer clinic.
"Leave your cell phone on," I said quietly.
When she was gone, I sat in the chair beside Samuel. The gaps in his breathing were growing longer. Thirty seconds. Forty. A full minute. Then a gasp for air, and another breath. Then it was very still. I sat quietly. I thought of my father, passing peacefully, in the company of other women.
I brought my mind back to the room. Listening. Two minutes. Three. Four. I knew he was gone. I sat for another minute in the stillness of that moment between life and death. When the nurse passed by the room, I signaled to her.
"He's gone," I said.
She joined me at the bedside, checked his pulse. "Yes," she said. "I'll call his daughter."
"Tell her I was with him, okay? Please tell her he wasn't alone."
KATHERINE ARNUP, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the School of Canadian Studies at Carleton University, with expertise in the history of motherhood and the family. She is the author of Education for motherhood: advice for mothers in twentieth century Canada (University of Toronto Press, 1994) and editor of Lesbian parenting (1995/97). She is currently writing a book entitled Dying time, based on her experiences of caring for her sister and parents and her decade of volunteering in a residential hospice.
Highlighted in Frontispiece Spring 2011 – Volume 3, Issue 2
Spring 2011 | Sections | End of Life

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I don't usually like florals; for instance, I strongly dislike your Goldleaf collection. However, Kimono Rose is a floral I would recommend to anyone; it's a floral that doesn't smell like a floral, and I don't know how you did it, but I love this fragrance!
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In 2012, the Institute for Research on Women, Gender, and Sexuality (IRWGS) approached the Columbia Center for Oral History Research about embarking on an oral history project that would document the growth and development of feminism at Columbia. In celebration of its 25th anniversary, IRWGS sought a way to trace its contributions to feminist scholarship and its role within the larger context of Columbia University as a source of intellectual leadership.
Interviews were conducted between 2014-2015 with current and past directors of IRWGS, affiliated and allied faculty, administrators, and students. Interviewers conducted 68 sessions with 36 individuals—over 90 hours of recordings—including 9 sessions recorded on video.


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Crime of the Century :The Illusion of Life, The Crime Against Reality
When Michael Jordan won his first National Basketball Championship, a reporter asked him, "what he wanted to do now." Michael Jordan responded, "I want to go to Disneyland!" In fact, if you ask most people where they would dream of vacationing, their response would be Disneyland. Why Disneyland? Why don't people want to vacation in the streets of downtown New York? How come people don't want to vacation in the prisons of America? To press the issue further, how come people don't want to vacation solely desiring to spend quality time with their family conversing, sharing dreams, ideas, and loves? No, instead people want to go to Disneyland the fantasy realm, Disneyland the place where dreams come true. Disneyland the place where you can meet Mickey, Minney, and Pluto, Disneyland is the realm of the non-real. The whole goal of Disneyland is to propel you into a reality that is far from the reality of life away from Disney land. You can walk down one street and get bombarded with the belief that you are in downtown France. Turn the corner, and you are in Italy. Everything from the food to the music even the dress and accents of the actors are tallied into making you believe that what you see is real. I suppose that if there was not such a prevalent society on the outside you would believe (Kivisto, 1998, p. 142.)
Today society is far different from the society of yesterday. With the growth of media, Hollywood, innovative and interactive technological inroads, society has taken itself out of the empirical sustenance of reality and into a non-real realm. Jean Baudrillard named this "hyperreality." Baudrillard who taught at the University of Nanterre is known as one of the premier sociologists in post-modernity. Baudrillard said that no longer does society seek to explain things in and of themselves. Peter Kivisto summarizes Baudrillard, "we have been reduced to the roles of mall rats in quest of objects of desire and excitement, couch potatoes playing with the TV remote control, voyeurs peering into the private lives of the rich and famous" (Kivisto, 1998 142).
Barry Swartz of the University of Georgia says that post-modernity has withered the grand narratives that American society has built itself upon. Grand narratives are mystical beliefs and civil legends that explain what and where a people come from. Grand narratives also explain the "origins, purposes, and fate of societies and their institutions." These are the facts of a societies history. Swartz says that beginning around the last couple of decades, the grand narratives began to become under attack by the post-modern movement. For example, Swartz says that shrines upon which American society was built on have been commercialized and demystified. Historical churches of America no longer are held as reverent structures. Now they are "red roped" off and allowed entry for a fee of 5 dollars per adults and kids get in free. People no longer go to them for religious sabbaticals. Now they go there to add photos to their family album. This is just one example of how the "sanctified" symbols of American culture, history, and religion have been commercialized by the post-modern movement (Swartz 1998 64-68).
Swartz goes on further to point out that post-modernity seeks to do away with the past for what it is. It seeks to explain life in the present here and now. No longer are there lessons to be learned from the past. Swartz says that post-modernity seeks to calumniate the historical experience of society. For example, post-modernity would argue that the Civil War was about the oppression of the Negro. But what the Civil War was fundamentally about was another instance of the greed of mankind. The oppression of the Negro was no special instance in mans' history. Others have oppressed people since the beginning of time. To carry this argument to the ne plus ultra, racism has eternally been about hate for fellow man. But post-modernity would seek to make it about the dominance of the "white man." Post-modernity thought is to live for the here and now (Swartz 1998 64-68).
Society now explains itself according to perception. Two decades or so ago, post-modernity made its way into academia. Notably, here it was at the end of the Sixties or early Seventies. What post-modernity did was it allowed for relativity to be utilized in everyday decision making. No longer are you chained to make choices in black and white. Post-modernity has given the society of today a grey area for life. It is now possible to look at things more than just two ways. Post-modernity thought and culture is about living in the ideological left, or right, or however you want to see it. You take what is real and make it real in concordance with your own perception. Reality is your construction. It's about what you see and not how others see it. Today you can put on pads with sensors, a helmet with glasses that resemble little TV screens and earphones that give you 3D surround sound. The goal of this is to 'transport' you to another reality. Anything is possible. If you want to fight the Battle of Bull Run, it can be programmed. If you want to catch that 'big one' that has always eluded you, it can be programmed. Or if you want to get that kiss from Madonna, it can be programmed too. Virtual Reality can give you just about any type of experience you want. It's probably one of the futures most prevalent examples of Post-modern methods of social construction.
But not only are there technological examples of Post-modern culture exist in our modern-day lives, post-modernity 'construction' is all around. Most threatening to structured society post-modernity has rooted itself in America culture. Examples of Post-modern culture are the various forms of art, architecture, and poetry. Each one of these; art, architecture, and poetry have taken a nonconformist abstract change. No longer are buildings just square with four walls and two windows. Now we have to have a triangular side, a round side, octagon front, and all of this has to meet at a pointed roof that projects three hundred feet into the air. With post-modern art it's not about what it looks like, it's about what you perceive it to be, individual interpretation. And with poetry, you have a compilation of words that fit together only on paper, not in logical thought processes. You can also see hints of post-modernity in the media. Millions of people watch soap operas every day. Which in itself is not relevant. But when you consider what soap operas are, you find an illusion of reality. Bobby Joe is married to Chris, but Chris isn't happy. So Chris is making the moves on Bobby Joe's mother. Bobby Joe knows what Chris is doing, so to get back at him she goes out with Chris' cousin Bill. Bill just happens to be having an affair with Bobby Joe's mother. One night while Bill is in bed with Bobby Joe's mother, Chris walks in and kills everybody. Now Chris is in jail. Bobby Joe feels sorry for him and vows to wait for him. End of story? No. The next week we find out that it was all a drunken vision, everybody is alive and it starts all over again. People become obsessed with the characters. People cry because someone dies on the show. An illusion of reality, absolutely.
The ideology of post-modernity is about deconstructing everything in place. From morals, lifestyles, culture, religion, laws, Post-modern thought is concerned with creating a liquid reality. Because it is impossible to have culture without the people to propagate the beliefs, norms, and morals that make up that culture, it's important to discuss what culture fostered Post-modernity. I will theorize that the puissant effects of the Hippie culture both spawned and cultivated the growth of the post-modern movement into significant relevance in today's society. This, in turn, gave us today an atmosphere of social relevance. Social relevance is the "I'm ok you're ok" philosophy. As long as you don't bother me, I won't bother you.
Before we can discuss the cause of social relevance we need to define the terms and parameters into which relevance is determined. Social relevance is a concentration on the inward person. It's an attempt to find out who the real person is inside. This in past times and the present was done by seeking to become one with self. Many Eastern religions dilated due to the Hippie movement. Examples of these were Zen Buddhism, Unitarian Universalist, and many "New Age" religions. For example, in Zen pupils are taught to look inside for what can give you 'life.' Zen also teaches to live a life free from contradictions. No longer do rules, laws, or mores bind you (Martin 1992. p. 264). "God" became internalized. But different from being born again, "God" becomes a product of the individual. In many cases "God" becomes irrelevant and worship of the self and mind becomes a central focus of post-modern religion.
The hippie during the sixties and seventies found 'peace' and oneness with the help of many drugs. LSD, marijuana, and other hallucinogens gave the hippies a way to escape. No longer would the hippie see the world as a social construction with a set of rules and hierarchy, the hippie now saw the world as a level relevance of substance. That is to say all things became important to the hippie. Even the small details became "beautiful man." For example, the flower to the hippie became a sign of the life. A message that rang throughout the hippie movement was love your brothers sisters, "make love not war" (Morgan 1991, p.199-200).
The Hippie movement can not be totally to blame for being the destructive force such as it was. In other words, something never comes from nothing. There are always factors involved in the development of anything. To figure out where the hippie movement came from we have to look at the philosophy of the preceding generation. The Hippie movement was born from a lax child-rearing ideology taught in part by Dr. Benjamin Spock. As stated in Dr. Spock's book "Infant Care," discipline should not be harsh. Rules should be loosed. We should no longer train the child when to stop sucking, breast-feeding. Dr. Spock reiterates this when he says that children will not learn how to be productive and mature through discipline. Only through the love of the parents will children grow up. Dr. Spock goes further to state that the child's needs should take precedence over the parents (Phillips, 1979, p.238. In other words, the child's needs or desires should be considered to be correct in providing for the child, sort of the antithesis of "Father knows best." Now the child knows best. Dr. Spock was criticized later for raising spoiled brats, commonly referred to as "Spock babies." But the damage was done. Dr. Spock's ideology of non-discipline nurtured was to be a very powerful rebellious generation, the Flower Children.
Even today the effects of Dr. Spock are still found in professional advice for child-rearing. There is a new Pampers commercial on television that exemplifies this type of child-rearing practice. Dr. Brazelton of Pampers states that no longer should parents decide when to start potty training a child. "It is up to the child to figure out when it's time." The commercial shows a child crying as his 'mother' attempts to help him with the training toilet. The next thing you see is Dr. Brazelton, child, and 'mother' all happy and honkey dorey cause the child now has big kid pampers on now. He goes further in his publication to say, "I guarantee that if you do wait to let her get the idea and choose to conform to it herself, you won't end up with soiling, smearing, wetting, or withholding. If you start too early, you might well have any of those as reactions to your pressure. It's got to be her achievement. Be patient and wait! " Excuse the digression but, what "caca!" What else do we let the child dictate to parents? How about letting them dictate when to quit breastfeeding? I suppose in a few years we'll have grown men walking around sucking on Mama three times a day and once at night for that all-important midnight snack. This ideology is a ghost from the past. I see this "letting the children dictate" as a simple way of allowing parents to be lazy in child-rearing. Take the responsibility from the parent and place it on the child. Ok fine then, my niece who is only 8 weeks should be able to fix her own dinner. If her parents take that perception she would certainly starve to death. Same as socializing children. Undisciplined children make undisciplined adults.
But a sheer mindset a power not make. Power more often than not comes through numbers. Power of the hippie movement came from the sheer size of the baby boom generation, the cohort of the Hippie. Between the late 1940s and the later 1960s the number of babies born almost doubled from around 2.8 million a year to over 4 million. This serge in the population put extreme pressure on society. An example of this strain would be when the baby boomers began school; initially, there were not enough classrooms to house them all. So schools had to be built. When the baby boomers graduated to college there was a sharp increase in college enrolment. Thus universities had to accommodate them by building new universities and hiring extra personnel including professors, administrative staff, and support personnel (Stockard, 1996, p. 424). America was now experiencing a new force, one that was here, and here to stay. With crudeness, you could liken it to eating a great meal and having gas later. Not that I'm referring to the Hippies as bodily waste, only that I'm illustrating what America was feeling from the effects of the baby boom. Oberschall writes, "once a movement has established an ideology attracted supporters, and developed an organization that embodies its ideals, it's ultimate success or failure depends on the reaction of authorities outside the movement organization (Orbershcall 1973). Power met power in the sixties and the seventies. Deconstructionists met establishment.
Social learning theory teaches us that our behaviors are reinforced or confirmed by rewards, which follow acceptable norms. This is important if not vital in the socialization of children. When you grow up you become a product of your environment. Your parents or guardians are your principal agents of socialization. Children learn what it is to be loved by their parents. Children also learn about limits, what is acceptable and not acceptable. Studies have shown that quality interaction with parents filters into the emotional state of the child. For instance, children that are moved at an early age from home to foster care show signs of emotional instability (Stockard 1996 p. 78). This brief description of parental socialization of children goes to prove that even in the very early years a child learns most of what they will be like as they grow. I would go so far to theorize that the longer a child is allowed to wear diapers, the more likely they will struggle with authoritative interactions.
In 1990 Gottfredson and Hirschi did a study on youth and criminal behavior. The study was to measure self-control and its effect on criminal behavior. Their hypothesis was that parents ability or amount of management has an effect on the youth's desire or expression to commit behavior that is in contradiction of the rules set before them. Gottfredson and Hirschi concluded that parental management has an indirect effect on delinquency when self-control is measured. They conclude that self-control has a significant effect on whether a person becomes deviant or not. In other words, parental management affects self-control and self-control affects amounts or likely-hood of deviance (Gibbs 199861-63). We can draw from this study that parents do influence children's understanding of what is right and wrong. Although I would argue that parental influence today is relative and probably negative if any.
The Hippie movement, the Civil Rights Movement and Anti-War movement had great effects on changing the moral climate of society. The Civil Rights movement was the catalyst of change in the sixties. It was the first of such post-modern movements. From there change was realized as possible. But unlike the Civil Rights Movement, the hippie movement was a lifestyle not a cause for other's rights. The hippie movement was a self-actualization movement. It was about let be and letting be. The Hippie movement increased the threshold of tolerance with its "'Make Love not War', and 'Peace Love and Joy'" message. The Hippie movement or counterculture born itself out of an unstable, violent, anti-structure era. Its ideology of rebellion rang loud and clear. Everything that was stable, consistent, or foundational became a threat that had to be dealt with. Counterculture was really prevalent in the music preceding the sixties and throughout the next two decades. The likes of Elvis Presley, Rolling Stones and the Beatles aggrandized the rebellious lifestyle of Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll. As Edward Morgan writes, "together with rock and roll's driving kinetic sound, the rebellious culture represented by Elvis Presley and the film stars James Dean ("Rebel Without a Cause") and Marlon Brando ("The Wild One") openly defied the prohibitions of adult society. (Morgan, 1991, p 173) The hippies are about everything the establishment is not. "The hippie is the scion of surplus-value. The dropout can only claim sanctity in a society that offers something to be dropped out of—career, ambition, conspicuous consumption. "The effects of hippie sanctimony can only be felt in the context of others who plunder his lifestyle for what they find good or profitable, a process known as rip-off by the hippie, who will not see how savagely he has pillaged intricate and demanding civilizations for his own parodic lifestyle" (Greer b. 1939). The hippie lifestyle is one of the drains on legitimate society. It is a counterproductive ideology that seeks to please whatever gains it can for its own person.
Has anything changed over some thirty years? What has happened to the post-modern movement? Where has the destruction of social stability lead American society? Do we assume that the violent passive generation of the drug counter-culture has had no effect on society today? Can we as Americans turn away from the lessons of the past? Can we somehow believe that an unprecedented rebellious powerhouse as the hippie movement has somehow faded off in the distance? My argument is no. In fact, I will propound that the counterculture is alive and well. The hippie is not dead. The hippie has not grown out of his rebellious regime. "Old hippies don't die, they just lie low until the laughter stops and their time comes round again" (Gallivan b. 1964). Oh sure the beads may be put away. The long hair to an extent has either been cut or pulled back into the modern professional ponytail. But the ideology of permissive social interaction has not gone away. It has become a way of life, a way of socializing young people. Nike has a present slogan, "Just do it." And today society is doing just that, it. Whatever it wants to do, it does. It doesn't care what it does, as long as it doesn't bother anyone else. It says that it is doing right, cause that's what it feels is right for it to do. So it is happy. And happiness is all that matters to it.
So what does this happiness do for the rest of society? It has and still creates a fluidic interaction of right and wrong. Kids kill kids cause they 'stole' their girlfriend. Young people carry guns to protect themselves from other kids carrying a gun. Kids need protection from other delinquents, so they pack a deadly weapon. What do they have to protect? Kids who deal with drugs to commit a felony by carrying a gun to protect their felonious practice of dealing drugs. Nothing is legitimately gained. Kids who deal in drugs live in a culture of their own. It's a short cut to financial gain. And they'll do just about anything to protect it. The index for juvenile violent crime rose 47% from the year 1988 to the year 1992. During the years 1985 and 1994, juveniles who were arrested because of weapons law violations more than doubled. In 1994, the numbers who were arrested were about 50,000 juveniles (ONDCP 1998) .
The rate of juveniles committing murder has tripled since 1983. Interesting to note, 80% of all murders by juveniles were done with a gun, as opposed to 70% of murders by gun for adults. The murder rate for juveniles between the years 1988 to 1992 increased by 51% as opposed to a 7% increase for adults. Twenty-two percent of inner-city juveniles admitted to possessing a gun, and 15% of them said that they owned 3 or more. Of that percentage that said that they carried a gun, 31 % of them admitted to using cocaine as opposed to 2% of users that did not carry a gun. About 19% of all arrests are under the age of 18 and 7% of all arrests are under the age of 15 (ONDCP 1998). Just between the years of 1990 and 1994 the overall murder rate in America decreased by 4%. And the liberal passivists in the newspapers were quick to jump on the party wagon. But what they failed to concede that the reason for the drop was because of the adult murder rate. The murder rate for age 25 and over dropped 18%. But for those age 18 to 24 the murder rate increased by about two percent. More shocking is that the murder rate committed by those ages 14 to 17 jumped 22%. Overall from the years 1985 to 1994 for teenagers between the ages of 14 to 17 increased by 172%. With approximately 39 children in America the product of the baby boomers under the age of 10, trends predict a rise in juvenile crime. Parents are raising or "not raising" in some instances violent children. The majority of these children are living in poverty and single-parent or lax supervised household (Fox 1997.) I don't know about you, but I'm happy.
It is not just a violent crime that has been on the increase. Drug use especially first time experimentation of drugs has been increasing. Such as overall first-time use of marijuana this year was 2,071,792 no make that 2,071,794 (number just changed.) First time substance users this month were 11,979 and today 3069 people used marijuana for the first time. Alcohol first-time use was 3,833,324 this year, 28,469 for this month and 5,685 for today. Heroin first-time use was 112,473 for this year, 835 for this month, 167 for today. Cocaine first-time use was 491,383 for this year, 3,651 for this month and 731 for today. Hallucinogen first time use was 840,792 for this year, 6,250 for this month and 1,253 for today. Inhalant use for this year was 614,001 for this year, 4,565 for this month, 916 for today. Cigarettes first-time use was 2,770,388 for this year, 20,607 for this month and 4,141 for today. What stands out is that people tried marijuana only 25% less than those who tried cigarettes (NCDAI 1998.) Why? I refer back to my statement that society seeks to live an illusion of reality. Cigarettes 'make you look cool," but marijuana makes you forget. Cigarettes "make you popular," but alcohol brings a party. Cigarettes "make you look, adult," but hallucinogens enable you to fly. Why wouldn't kids today be willing to consume to escape? I mean they have so much to live for. Their friends are getting shot in the streets or dying of Aids. They are experimenting with promiscuous behavior either before they are emotionally able to handle it, or they are being sexually abused. The baby-boom effects have yet to be economically felt. When they are, the country is liable to go bankrupt. We have an increase in single-parent families in America. And when there are dual-headed families, increasingly they are becoming dual-career families. With the evidence from the Hircshi experiment and the theory of social learning, the next generation of kids will find it even more difficult to construct reality and a sense of the world.
Deconstruction operates only one way. With the post-modern movement society's moral and civil structure was whittled away. Nothing was absolute anymore. Life became a game of choices. And the choice became personalized. My disclaimer is that I don't think that all people from the sixties and seventies, those the same age as hippies, are maliciously destructive. In other words, I think that many people from that cohort are interested in making society a better place. But where the danger in post-modern thought is, that you are taught that you can change the world by changing yourself. In and of itself it sounds positive, but by who's standard are you to change too, your own? And that is what has caused so many problems in society. Everyone is doing his or her own thing. But even in today's society with that advent of personal computers, personal online banking, personal size microwaves, personal psychics, and personal religion, no one is an island. At one point or another social interaction is almost consequential of being on this planet. The fact that the social system of America and the World for that matter is becoming a self-centered society keeps us from learning how to deal with conflict. I'm ok, you're ok. But if you and I ever meet and have to interact, the probability of it being ok is a gamble, to say the least. And that's what society lacks today in dealing with conflict. Everyone wants to be his or her own island. But they forget that the water that flows between them is the need that we have to be social creatures. We need each other, and if we are ever to get along we have to meet and work together to recreate and maintain a structured society that has as its goal of improving the collective good.
Morality is the sliding board on the playground of life. It's a tough ladder to climb. It's almost impossible to stop halfway down. If you do manage to stop halfway down the slide, the likely-hood that you will be able to hold that position is grave. Cause soon there will be someone else right behind you to push you further down. And it won't be pleasant, they'll kick you in the back to further their experience on the slide. I propose that the hippie isn't entirely to blame for society's problems today. But what I do theorize as laid by my array of events is, the hippie because of their collective deconstructive nurture found society on the slide of morality. Not satisfied, the hippie gave society a big kick. The result is a society with the doctrine of social relevance. Whatever is fine for you is fine for me. But the catch is, don't ever be around me, because if you are conflict is bound to occur. And at this point in society, we don't know how to handle conflict.
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Q: Angular2 secure access to files How to access json files in asset folder. There are some json files which are used by components. Now we dont want these files to be directly accessed in the url. What is the correct way to access which contain confidential data.

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Q: Get the right context inside setInterval I´m trying to create a JS/Jquery function to handle several image sliders on the same page.
Here´s my code:
var imageSlider = $('.imageSlider');

imageSlider.each(function(){
    var imageBackground = $(this).find('.imageBackground');
    var imageBackgroundFirst = $(this).find('.imageBackground:first');
    var imageBackgroundLast = $(this).find('.imageBackground:last');

    imageBackground.addClass('off');
    imageBackgroundFirst.removeClass('off').addClass('on');

    setInterval(function(){
        var imageBackgroundOn = $(this).find('.imageBackground.on');

        if (imageBackgroundLast.hasClass('on')){
            imageBackgroundLast.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
            imageBackgroundFirst.addClass('on').removeClass('off');
        }
        else{
            imageBackgroundOn.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
            imageBackgroundOn.next().addClass('on').removeClass('off');
        }

    }, 7500);
})

The problem is imageBackgroundOn variable inside set interval element returns undefined context...
I know that setInterval handles variables in its own context, so how can I link the setInterval lines to work independent for every imageSlider element?
I need that variable to be refreshed on every interval and in its own context.
Thanks in advance!

A: I would use Function.prototype.bind method:
setInterval(function(){
    var imageBackgroundOn = $(this).find('.imageBackground.on');

    if (imageBackgroundLast.hasClass('on')){
        imageBackgroundLast.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
        imageBackgroundFirst.addClass('on').removeClass('off');
    }
    else{
        imageBackgroundOn.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
        imageBackgroundOn.next().addClass('on').removeClass('off');
    }

}.bind(this), 7500);

IE8 doesn't support ES5 methods, so instead you can use $.proxy:
setInterval($.proxy(function() {
    // ...
}, this), 7500);

Or simply use reference to correct context:
var self = this;
setInterval(function() {
    var imageBackgroundOn = $(self).find('.imageBackground.on');
    // ...
}, 7500);

A: I would recommend caching $(this) in a variable. This way you would also have the problem with undefined context for this in setInterval solved. Something like this:
var imageSlider = $('.imageSlider');

imageSlider.each(function(){
    var $this = $(this);
    var imageBackground = $this.find('.imageBackground');
    var imageBackgroundFirst = $this.find('.imageBackground:first');
    var imageBackgroundLast = $this.find('.imageBackground:last');

    imageBackground.addClass('off');
    imageBackgroundFirst.removeClass('off').addClass('on');

    setInterval(function(){
        var imageBackgroundOn = $this.find('.imageBackground.on');

        if (imageBackgroundLast.hasClass('on')){
            imageBackgroundLast.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
            imageBackgroundFirst.addClass('on').removeClass('off');
        }
        else{
            imageBackgroundOn.removeClass('on').addClass('off');
            imageBackgroundOn.next().addClass('on').removeClass('off');
        }

    }, 7500);
})


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Study Gauges Emotional Toll of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
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The mail-in kits, with price tags as high as $2,500, use a saliva specimen to identify small variations in the human genome (called "single nucleotide polymorphisms" or "SNPs") associated with heightened risk for diseases such as diabetes and prostate cancer. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has raised concerns about whether the tests are clinically beneficial and has advocated they be conducted under medical supervision, but few studies to date have investigated the emotional effects that direct-to-consumer genetic screens have on patients.
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In the October issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings, a group of Mayo Clinic physicians and bioethicists analyzed whether these genetic tests cause patients to experience excessive worry about developing diseases. "We looked for evidence of increased concern about disease based solely on genetic risk, and then whether the concern resulted in changes in health habits," says co-author Clayton Cowl, M.D., a specialist in preventive, occupational, and aerospace medicine, and a physician in the Mayo Clinic Executive Health Program.
The randomized study found patients' worry tended to be modestly elevated one week after the genetic testing, and that people worried more about unfamiliar diseases, for instance the thyroid condition Graves' disease, than those commonly known, such as diabetes. One year later, however, patients who had undergone testing were no more stressed than those who hadn't. One surprising result was that men whose genetic risk for prostate cancer was found to be lower than that of the general population, and who also had normal laboratory and physical screening results for the disease, were significantly less stressed about the disease than the control group.
The tests may be useful if they prompt patients to make health-conscious changes, such as losing weight or being vigilant about cancer screening. Some doctors are concerned, however, that patients who learn they have less-than-average genetic risk for a disease might skip steps to promote good health, notes Dr. Cowl. The current study assessed only the emotional effects of the tests. "The ability to determine the actual utility of these tests, that is, whether a calculation of genetic risk accurately predicts disease, is still several years away," he says.
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You need to do some programming, probably C++, as I think GSD don't allow reading files.
The basic process is: create device template, generate c++ skeleton, fill in code to do what you want and commit it to svn once tested and verified.
I know nothing, but, could we integrate the data logger here. I'm thinking that at some point the data logger could log any selected events/data/etc to a database. This database could serve as a more versatile means for each case, like 1-wire data.
puh, this sounds really challenging!
Does anybody have an idea who created the template for the Link45i interface? Maybe we can get that working instead?
OK I guess there is nobody working on this anymore, right?
Should we maybe try to put some money together and ask one of the devs to do the job?
If I can get a 1-wire interface, some cabling, and a few sensors, I will write a functional driver.
hey cool! You can have my interface, cable and 3 sensors (just one is soldered onto the cable right now). Would you pm me your shipping address?
big thanks to nice nice nice Thom!
What are the model numbers of your 1-wire inferface and sensors?
I want to see if I can get some locally. I want to use 1-wire to, once Thom gets it working.
and the dallas DS18B20+ sensors.
Would the Link45i interface template be the best place to start, or should it be done from scratch?
How did you get OWFS working?
that should be sufficient for the new driver..


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Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 6 | Place a Spirit Crystal at the Tallest Mountain
Where to find the tallest mountain in Fortnite.
Published June 3, 2021, 3:56 p.m. about Fortnite
by Morgan Shaver
Before the end of Season 6 in Fortnite, players have been going through their Quests and completing as many as they can in order to earn some extra XP for their Battle Pass.
Among the Quests that players are working to complete is one where you need to place a "spirit crystal at the tallest mountain" which begs the question… where is the tallest mountain in Fortnite?
To help you complete this challenge and earn some quick XP, we've put together a guide explaining how to put a spirit crystal at the tallest mountain in Fortnite, and where that mountain can be found.
The first question when it comes to the Quest that tasks you with placing "a spirit crystal at the tallest mountain" in Fortnite is where to find the tallest mountain.
The game has a number of large mountains, but the one where you'll need to place a "spirit crystal" is located south of Catty Corner. In the map image above, we've marked the exact location of the tallest mount in Fortnite.
Note that the top of this snowy peak is marked with a flag that indicates the highest point of Fortnite's tallest mountain, this is what you'll want to look for.
When you reach this area, you should see an outline of a crystal. When you approach this outline, you'll see a prompt to "place" the crystal. Interact with this crystal (press and hold E on PC) until the spirit crystal pops up.
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The EU focuses on the developments in the Republic of Moldova
The European Union wants to see at work the new government of the ex-Soviet Republic of Moldova
Everybody in Chisinau, Bucharest and Brussels was relieved after the hallucinating political blockage had been removed without violence. After for one week two parallel governments had assumed legitimacy and accused each other of coup d'etat and the Constitutional Court had announced the dissolution of Parliament and the president's impeachment, the supporters of the controversial oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc ceded power and started to expatriate, Plahotniuc in the first place. Pavel Filip's cabinet made up of Plahotniuc's Democratic Party announced it entered the opposition. The Constitutional Court cancelled its own rulings.
The pro-Russian socialist president Igor Dodon resumed his prerogatives. The government headed by the pro-European Maia Sandu, supported by the Socialists, which had taken office on June 8th, could finally exert the power. In one of her first statements, Maia Sandu promised that the Republic of Moldova would go ahead with the implementation of the EU Association Agreement with the Republic of Moldova concluded in 2014. Brussels has cautiously hailed that commitment. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini has urged the new authorities in Chisinau to carry out the reforms laid down in the Association Agreement if they want to get the EU's support. "We will remain very vigilant on the next steps and encourage our Moldovan friends to keep a positive and concrete commitment to work in the direction of the reform agenda that the country has waited for so long, and I believe it is now time for them to deliver on that."- Mrs. Mogherini said.
The European Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn said that next week he would go to Chisinau for talks with the new government on all sensitive issues. Johannes Hahn stated that in case of need the European Union would render a quick support and consultancy as soon as the new Government met the country's earlier-taken conditions and as the new Government ensured the observance of the supremacy of law, media pluralism and implemented a judiciary reform. Deeply worried about the situation in the neighbouring state where three million speakers of Romanian live, one million of them being Romanian citizens, Bucharest was happy to see the peaceful settlement of the crisis. President Klaus Iohannis, Prime Minister Viorica Dancila and Foreign Minister Teodor Melescanu have reiterated Romania's support for the normalization of the situation in the Republic of Moldova and the fulfillment of its European aspirations. However, pundits are skeptical about the new left-right wing rulers. Described by many as "against nature", the pro-Russian socialists' association with the pro-Europeans called up a similar alliance made 15 years ago when the former pro-Russian communist party made a government alliance with their fiercest opponents, the anti-Soviet Christian-Democrats advocating the reunification with Romania. A few years later, that alliance was toppled by a violent people's revolt. Today there are no communist and Christian-Democrat MPs.
(Translated by A.M. Palcu)
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Q: AMD CPU versus Intel CPU openCL With some friends we want to use openCL. For this we look to buy a new computer, but we asked us the best between AMD and Intel for use of openCL. The graphics card will be a Nvidia and we don't have choice on the graphic card, so we start to want buy an intel cpu, but after some research we figure out that may be AMD cpu are better with openCL. We didn't find benchmarks which compare the both.
So here is our questions:
Is AMD better than Intel with openCL?
Is it a matter to have a Nvidia card with an AMD cpu for the performance of openCL?
Thank you,
GrWEn

A: You shouldn't care as much about what CPU you use as much as what GPU you use. You would need to choose between an AMD/ATI GPU or nVidia GPU.
I would personally recommend an nVidia GPU as, in addition to OpenCL support, you can experiment with their more proprietary CUDA technology which offers a far richer development experience than OpenCL does today. While you're at it take a look at the new AMP technology that was just announced by Microsoft for C++ which aims to bring language extensions akin to nVidia's CUDA. nVidia also has offerings for the enterprise with their Tesla GPUs with several vendors offering GPU clusters and you can even get a GPU compute cluster on Amazon EC2 now which is all based on nVidia hardware.

A: You want to buy a new computer with your friends? What kind of project do you plan to do? The question about the hardware is answered with the needs you have. If you give some more information, we can provide better suggestions.
As written before, the CPU is not the important point as long as you do not want to buy a multiprocessor multicore system like 4 Quadprocessors. The difference in performance is mostly the differences of the GPUs used and there you can find different cards for all needs. From a cheap GPU to the nVidia Tesla cards.
It is definitely not a problem to run a nVidia board on a AMD system. I do it here. You also can use the OpenCL devices from the AMD Multicore CPU and the nVidia GPU in parallel.
You should pay attention: If you plan to buy a potent system to run your software (like a webserver), every developer of OpenCL software needs a system for testing. So every developer needs at least a modern multi-core CPU with an OpenCL SDK. Where the OpenCL kernels are developed does not matter. OpenCL is platform independed.

A: Both Intel and AMD have good OpenCL-support for their CPUs, so currently it does not really matter which you cooose. If you want to use the embedded GPU on AMD Fusion or Intel SandyBridge, then I suggest you go for Fusion since Intel does not have a driver for their GPUs (yet). Depending on what you are going to use OpenCL for, I could suggest a GPU - sometimes NVidia is faster, sometimes AMD.
AMP, CUDA, RenderScript and the many, many others all work nice but they don't work on all hardware as OpenCL does. CUDA certainly has advantages, but in the time you have learnt openCL I can assure you the tools around OpenCL have catched up.

A: The CPU has no influence on GPU OpenCL performance.
You might also want to try running the OpenCL kernels on CPU. Checkout the Intel OpenCL compiler beta. You can even run kernels on both CPU and GPU.


We were appointed to breathe new life into a dull detached home in the sought after area of Dore in Sheffield.
Our clients wanted to make a number of changes to the existing layout as well as adding a series of house extensions to create a more suitably proportioned and attractive four bedroom home for their family.
One of the main issues with the existing layout was the poor location of the main entrance, so one of our first tasks was to centralise this on the front of the house and create a new entrance porch. To the side of the existing house, a new two storey extension was formed whilst to the rear a contemporary flat roofed extension was formed with large aluminium sliding windows to frame view out onto the rear garden.


Ever wondered what it's like behind the scenes of the photo shoots of those perfectly styled spreads you see in interior magazines and on fancy design blogs?
A few weeks ago I dropped by to take some behind-the-scenes shots of a photo shoot overseen by visual stylist and interior designer extraordinaire at the iconic old Rose Hotel in North Fremantle, now . If you live in Perth, chances are high you would have driven past this iconic old hotel - on Stirling Highway in between the Dingo Flour Mill and the bridges.
Kim's giant sequinned wall for The Beauty Bar was flown in from Europe. Photos by me.
Rose Hotel image from .
I'd visited this place before to review the day spa that used to occupy it. It's very different to how it was then. While the heritage listing of the build poses the obvious restrictions to its build fabric, now the 1920s hotel has been revamped with an intensive six month restoration and renovation designed by and is home to a cutting-edge Aesthetic Medical Centre and other services.
Kim, who designed the interiors including the gorgeous Beauty Bar with sequinned feature wall (pictured above) was assisted on photo shoot day by super talented interior stylist Stephanie Blake (whose impressive resume includes working with Meghan Morton) and gorgeous Woodpiles and Wishbones interior stylist (dubbed Kate Middleton by Kim and if you look at the photos you can see why!) Kim was teaming up with superphotographer to shoot photos for one of the most up-to-the-second interiors blogs around, Jen Bishop's .
I asked Kim to write about the day to tell us what a photo shoot is like from an interior stylist's point of view and she very happily obliged… and while I agree with Kim that photo shoots are not always as glamorous as they can look, for the record I did not notice the BB cream making its great escape.
"Maya invited to witness firsthand the often hectic, unattractively sweaty and entirely unglamorous behind-the-scenes day. This does not apply to Stephanie and Emma who remained beautiful, composed and daisy-fresh all day long. It does, however, apply most singularly to Kim. Any last vestiges of BB cream applied at 4.00am had slid down and off her face by 9.30am. And she still had five hours to go."
"Planning started several weeks in advance. The brief, styling, flowers, accessories, angles, photographers, availability, light, props, furniture, stakeholders, food, drink (to be shot vs. consumed) - all had to be considered, planned and accommodated. Organisation is key to a shoot running as smoothly as possible. The six "P"s (PPPPPP = prior planning prevents piss poor performance) applies here. But there are, of course, no guarantees.
"What does matter is that a photo shoot is intense, exhilarating, exhausting, challenging, exciting and nerve-wracking. And hard on your feet, veins and back. Lifting, packing, loading, sorting, carrying, ferrying, lugging, dragging, moving, removing, kneeling, crawling, climbing, cutting, hacking, sticking, painting, pinning, making, drawing, cleaning, sweeping, vaccuuming, wiping, fixing, sewing, tweaking, holding, covering, hanging, critiquing, conversing, discussing, debating, cooperating, building, dismantling, destroying, rebuilding, running, standing, standing, standing, arranging, picking, packing, loading, driving, unloading, collapsing. And eating Smarties. With coffee. And a really good lunch. With protein."
"We styled and shot three major areas that I designed – including the Beauty Bar with its incredible custom-made giant sequinned wall - paillettes (I just LOVE that the French have their own word for 'giant sequins'); the seminar and workshop room with its state-of-the-art AV and stunningly directional and chic Italian furnishings; and the old bar with its huge fireplace complete with roaring fire and full coffee and catering fitout for private events, lounging, clients and delegates to enjoy. Jayga is brilliant with her first-hand experience as an international model and portrait and event photographer."
"A photo shoot is undeniably a team effort. Takes an amazing amount of time however, costs are high, so everyone needs to maintain intensity and excellence. It's a science - part experience, part knowledge, part instinct, part alchemy. And hard work. Really, really hard. So much is gut and feeling. I look for the tingles, the hair-standing-on-end moments. And trust - in yourself and your team is so vital - your photographer is paramount.
This is gorgeous! Looked like a fun day and that sparkly wall is nothing short of amazing.
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Leancept originally began as an idea and a project by Jakob Persson, Hans Christian Schrøder and Jakob Nyström in 2013. We were a distributed team operating out of Sweden and Norway, fully intent to embrace the culture, tools and ideas we evangelized. We were a company, but also a group of friends and a distributed team of specialists, intent on making a difference in a way that was meaningful to ourselves too.
The business idea of the original Leancept was born in the fall of 2013 out of a fascination with new business models and digital products and the desire to helping them come to fruition. The four of us had noticed this and had approached it from different angles, as digital agency founders, digital product owners and freelance developer/designers respectively. Stockholm and Oslo were (and still are) booming with digital tech startups. They were often founded by people with a business background. They had remarkable ideas but often lacked the skills and know-how to turn them into reality. They needed dependable technical co-founders, or lacking that, a team that could fill that role for first few prototypes needed for market validation.
We'd all read Eric Ries's seminal "The Lean Startup" and were inspired by his ideas. We knew there were founders that needed this knowledge and not just that, they needed digital designers and developers who could turn the founders' ideas into something potential customers could use. Steve Jobs famously said that you cannot ask people what they need. You need to show them. Even the best designed interview study will not yield as much value as a few minutes of observing actual end users interacting with a prototype based on your idea. Problem is, there's a shortage of good designers and developers. The few that are prepared to share the risk inherent in building a startup are far between. They need to be in the right phase and place in their lives to forgo a solid salary for the gold digging of the 21st century and the chance to win big on an IPO years in the future.
Here we saw the opportunity to approach these founders and offer exactly what they needed: innovative digital product design and building on demand at a fixed price. We also saw a need for established companies to try out innovative product and service ideas before allocating internal resources. The time needed to push such a change could be use to outsource the work to us. Once the numbers came in, convincing the powers that be would be easier seeing as it was now a partially proven concept and not a risk.
The name was coined at one of our early meetings when we played with combinations of "Lean (as in The Lean Startup) and positive words. Jakob P came up with "Leancept" as a combination of "Lean" and "Incept" as in "idea inception".
In the fall of 2013 we worked hard at trying to turn Leancept into a startup consulting business. We designed an offer, created a beautiful PDF slide deck, worked hard using social media, contacts and networking to try and bring in some strong pilot projects to use as a references to win more work. Sadly, by early 2014 it was clear this didn't lead to enough work to sustain us.
Jakob Persson is currently specializing as a consultant in business development, user experience and service design and is currently operating under the name "Leancept" advising service businesses in value-pricing and customer intimacy.
Hans Christian Schrøder is a managing founder of Vizpro, a digital agency with a team distributed globally.
Jakob Nyström is a freelance web designer and developer.


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