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List of activities
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The Print view loads all activities.
Version is the widget to show the change history of a record. The changes is captured automatically, whenever changes were made, a new version will be created and saved.
Beside the full content of a record, each version also capture the timestamps, user identify and the previous and current hash keys.
The Version widget
On default, 10 most recent versions are loaded in the detail view, click "Load More" button to load more activities. The Print view displays all versions.
A blockchain, originally block chain, is a growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked using cryptography. Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data. By design, a blockchain is resistant to modification of the data.
Labii is the FIRST and the ONLY company in the market that uses the blockchain technology to secure your research data. A key (Hash) is created as the signature to each version, and used to verify the connections to its previous version.
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Couple Wed 70 Years Died Together, From COVID-19
By Art Silverman,
Ailsa Chang, Ari Shapiro, Sarah Handel
For more than a year, we have shared stories about people who have died of COVID-19 in the U.S. Today, the story of an Ohio couple who were childhood sweethearts.
They were Dick and Shirley Meek. Last December, the Meeks celebrated 70 years of marriage. Their grandson, Jesse Fischer, says the pandemic forced them to revise their plans for that milestone.
JESSE FISCHER: There was planned to be a big 70th anniversary celebration and, a year prior, had started planning that. And then, of course, like the rest of the world, you know, everything had to change.
CHANG: Fischer remembers his grandfather as a gifted carpenter who built the home in which he and Shirley raised their five children. Fischer says Dick Meek was always ready to answer your questions and ask his own.
FISCHER: If it's something that he wanted to know more about, he loved to pick your brain.
SHAPIRO: And Shirley, Jesse Fischer's grandmother, made a real impression on him as a kid because of the job she held at Burger Chef for 25 years.
FISCHER: It was always exciting to go get fast food somewhere when you're a kid, but then to go in and have your grandma give that to you, that was even better.
SHAPIRO: Dick and Shirley Meek grew up about a mile and a half from each other in east central Ohio. They still lived in the area but traveled widely. In later years, they spent winters in Florida, welcoming vacationing family and trekking through theme parks.
CHANG: The Meeks had infrequent, minor illnesses but always made quick recoveries. This winter, they told their grown children, we think we're getting colds. But then they tested positive for COVID-19. Still, given what happened before, the family was optimistic.
FISCHER: We were worried, but at the same time, in the back of your mind, it's like, oh, it'll be like it always is with them.
SHAPIRO: On January 8, Dick and Shirley were admitted to a Columbus, Ohio, hospital. Because of COVID restrictions, they were in separate rooms and a floor apart.
CHANG: The family urged the staff to put Dick and Shirley together, and they did.
SHAPIRO: As they were dying, the staff played them a song Dick Meek had requested.
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "WHEN THE RIVER MEETS THE SEA")
JOHN DENVER: (Singing) Like a flower that has blossomed in the dry and barren sand...
CHANG: As John Denver sang "When The River Meets The Sea," Dick and Shirley held hands. Shirley's head rested on Dick's shoulder. They died within minutes of each other.
FISCHER: They were together so much throughout their marriage, throughout their lives together that the idea of one of them surviving without the other - almost a harder thought than losing them both.
DENVER: (Singing) When the river meets the sea.
FISCHER: It's a small solace for us, but I think if you ask them, they probably wouldn't have had it any other way.
SHAPIRO: Dick and Shirley Meek died from COVID-19 on January 16. Dick Meek would have turned 90 three days later, and Shirley Meek was almost 88.
DENVER: (Singing) Truth and justice will be done. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.
Art Silverman
Art Silverman has been with NPR since 1978. He came to NPR after working for six years at a daily newspaper in Claremont, New Hampshire.

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Home / Health / News
Dementia cases 'set to almost triple by 2050'
A study published 6 January in The Lancet Public Health says the increase in dementia is largely due to population growth and ageing. Copyright: WHO/Yoshi Shimizu
Global dementia cases 'could rise to 153 million by 2050'
Study predicts huge surge in cases in Sub-Saharan Africa
Authors call for investments to reduce lifestyle risk factors
By: Dann Okoth
The number of adults living with dementia could almost triple within the next three decades unless urgent steps are taken to reduce risk factors such as unhealthy lifestyles, a study has warned.
Dementia is the seventh leading cause of death worldwide, affecting around 57 million people worldwide in 2019 – more than 60 per cent of them in low- and middle-income countries – says the World Health Organization (WHO).
This figure is expected to rise to nearly 153 million by 2050 according to the Global Burden of Disease study by the University of Washington, US, with Africa and the Middle East accounting for the majority of all cases.
The study published 6 January in The Lancet Public Health says the increase is largely due to population growth and ageing, but also identifies smoking, obesity, high blood sugar and low education as key risk factors affecting future trends.
"Investments in interventions to address modifiable risk factors, the scale-up of services and supports to help those affected, and continued prioritisation on research focused on finding effective disease-modifying therapies are needed."
Emma Nichols, researcher, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), University of Washington
Emma Nichols, researcher at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington and lead author of the study, said an expected surge in Sub-Saharan Africa could put a strain on "health care systems, on family caregivers, and on economies more generally", as well as those directly affected.
While improvements in global education access is projected to reduce dementia prevalence by 6.2 million cases worldwide by 2050, these gains could be wiped out by anticipated increases in obesity, high blood sugar and smoking which are expected to result in an additional 6.8 million dementia cases, says the study.
"Investments in interventions to address modifiable risk factors, the scale-up of services and supports to help those affected, and continued prioritisation on research focused on finding effective disease-modifying therapies are needed," said Nichols.
The study covering 204 countries suggests that the greatest increase in prevalence will occur in eastern Sub-Saharan Africa where the number of people living with dementia is expected to climb by 357 per cent from nearly 660,000 in 2019 to more than three million in 2050. Percentage increases could be as high as 473 in Djibouti, 443 in Ethiopia, and 396 in South Sudan.
In North Africa and the Middle East, cases are predicted to grow by 367 per cent from almost three million to nearly 14 million, with large increases in Qatar (1,926 per cent), United Arab Emirates (1,795), and Bahrain (1,048).
By contrast, the smallest increase is expected in the Asia Pacific region where cases are forecast to grow by 53 per cent from 4.8 million in 2019 to 7.4 million in 2050, attributed mainly to improvements in education and lifestyles.
Globally, women are more affected by dementia than men. In 2019, the ratio of women with dementia to that of men was 100 to 69, with this pattern expected to continue over the next 30 years, according to the study.
The authors emphasise the need to implement locally tailored interventions that reduce risk factors, including research into new treatments and other intervention mechanisms to reduce future disease burden.
According to co-author Theo Vos, also from the IHME, low-and middle-Income countries in particular should implement national policies now that can mitigate dementia risk factors for the future.
"Ensuring that structural inequalities in access to health and social care services can be addressed and that services can additionally be adapted to the unprecedented needs of an increasing older population with complex care needs will require considerable planning at both local and national level," said Vos.
The authors, however, acknowledged that their analysis was limited by lack of high-quality data in several parts of the world, including Sub-Saharan Africa, and by studies using different methodologies and definitions of dementia.
Africa Science Focus investigates the rise in dementia and Alzheimer's disease in Sub-Saharan Africa
"It is definitely difficult to document and measure dementia in many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa," said Nichols. "Our estimates make use of all available data and we rely on modeling strategies to generate estimates based on the best evidence that exists.
"Further improvements to systems necessary to detect and document dementia in these settings could lead to improvements in estimates and also improvements in the ability to care for individuals affected."
Michael Schwarzinger and Carole Dufoui, teaching fellows at the Bordeaux University Hospital in France, who were not part of the study, said the authors were "oversimplifying mechanisms that cause dementia".
"[They] provide apocalyptic projections that do not factor in advisable changes in lifestyle over the lifetime," the paid said in a comment linked to the study.
"There is considerable and urgent need to reinforce a public health approach towards dementia to better inform the people and decision makers about appropriate means to delay or avoid these dire projections."
This piece was produced by SciDev.Net's Global desk.
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Sir Arthur Lake1
Sir Arthur Lake was the son of Sir Thomas Lake and Mary Ryder.1 He died in 1633.1
He was appointed Knight in 1617.1 He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Bridgwater from 1625 to 1626.1
[S18] Matthew H.C.G., editor, Dictionary of National Biography on CD-ROM (Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1995). Hereinafter cited as Dictionary of National Biography.
Sir Lancelot Lake1
Sir Lancelot Lake was the son of Sir Thomas Lake and Mary Ryder.1 He died in 1680.1
He held the office of Member of Parliament (M.P.) for Middlesex from 1660 to 1661.1 He was appointed Knight on 6 June 1660.1
Children of Sir Lancelot Lake
Warwick Lake+1
Sir Thomas Lake+1
Arthur Lake1
M, #678113, b. September 1569, d. 4 May 1626
Arthur Lake was born in September 1569 at Southampton, Hampshire, England.1 He was the son of Almeric Lake.1 He died on 4 May 1626 at age 56.1
He was educated at Winchester College, Winchester, Hampshire, England.1 He graduated from New College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, on 4 June 1591 with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)1 He graduated from New College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, on 3 May 1595 with a Master of Arts (M.A.)1 He graduated from New College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, on 16 May 1605 with a Doctor of Divinity (D.D.)1 He graduated from New College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, on 16 May 1605 with a Bachelor of Divinity (B.D.)1 He held the office of Vice-Chancellor of New College, Oxford University in 1616.1 He held the office of Bishop of Bath and Wells between 1616 and 1626.1
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Ann Williams was the daughter of William Peere Williams.1 She married Sir Richard Sutton, 1st Bt., son of Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Sutton and Judith Tichborne.1 She died on 2 December 1787.1
Her married name became Sutton.
Children of Ann Williams and Sir Richard Sutton, 1st Bt.
Anne Georgiana Sutton2
Isabella Frances Sutton2
Elizabeth Evelyn Sutton+1
John Sutton+1 b. 1770, d. 15 Sep 1801
Robert Nassau Sutton+1 b. 1 Aug 1776, d. 7 Apr 1833
Bette Levy1
Bette Levy married Robert Dyke Acland, son of Sir Richard Thomas Dyke Acland, 11th/15th Bt. and Anne Stella Alford, in 1992.1
From 1992, her married name became Acland.1
[S466] Notices, The Telegraph, London, UK. Hereinafter cited as The Telegraph.
Colonel John Hallowes
Colonel John Hallowes is the son of Thomas Hallowes and Lady Catharine Brabazon.
Child of Colonel John Hallowes
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Captain Francis Hallowes
Captain Francis Hallowes is the son of Colonel John Hallowes.
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M, #678118, b. 1934, d. 24 December 2010
George Andrew James Smith-Bosanquet was born in 1934.1 He was the son of Major George Richard Smith-Bosanquet. He married, firstly, Angela Margery Moore, daughter of J. E. H. Moore, on 26 July 1958.2 He married, secondly, Wendy Nola Clark in 1971 at Chelsea, London, England.1 He died on 24 December 2010.1
Child of George Andrew James Smith-Bosanquet and Angela Margery Moore
Emma Louise Smith-Bosanquet2 b. 25 Mar 1961
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Samuel George D. C. Smith-Bosanquet+1 b. 1980
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Wendy Nola Clark married George Andrew James Smith-Bosanquet, son of Major George Richard Smith-Bosanquet, in 1971 at Chelsea, London, England.1
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Scarlett Elizabeth Marion Smith-Bosanquet was born on 15 July 2013.1 She is the daughter of Samuel George D. C. Smith-Bosanquet and Lara Sophie Elizabeth Agius.1


8th Street Bridge: Getting To Know YOU!
I was unable to participate the last few weekends, so since I have the time I'm jumping in on Keely's blog carnival today. If you want to join in check her out in MannLand!
1. Are you more of a talker or a listener?
2. Bra. Underwire or wireless?
These girls need an underwire or else they'd be all over the place!
3. I wish I was...?
Hmm... I wish I was able to go on a fantastic beach vacation this summer with Jason and Aidan. Although, we are going home to Ohio for a chunk of time, so I am thankful for that! But man would the beach be great!
4. The Academy Awards are on tonight.. will you watch?
Heck yea! Oscars+Alec Baldwin+Kettlecorn= great night for Emily!
5. Do you put deodorant on before or after you get dressed?
6. Would you rather do the dishes or clean the toilets?
Definitely the dishes. I would much rather do them than hang out in the bathroom. I hate cleaning the bathroom.
7. How much did you weigh at birth?
I was a pretty big baby. Out of the 7 kids in my family I was #2 for weight, weighing in at a chunky 8 lbs 12 oz. My sister Natalie weighed 10 lbs 14 oz. Yikes! My poor Mom!
8. If you could only buy one thing for the Spring/Summer season what would it be?
Shoes. I'm on the lookout for some new peep-toe heels. I'm thinking black. I want them. I need them. Let me know if you find anything super cute!
Come visit me this summer! We have beaches with big waves (my favorite) to the east and beautiful sand to the west.
Aidan is 5 Weeks Old!


The last of the leaves let go of their tenacious grip today. Still, I'm going to admire them until it's time to 'clean-up'.
This is the obligatory and official 'fall leaves photo of 2016' on Salt Spring Photos.
I'm not sure, but I think tomorrow is the start of a Christmas countdown. So for those of you relish that kind of thing, here's a transitional image—autumn to Christmas. Or perhaps just a photo marking the beginning of the November rainy season. But wait, didn't we just have that?
The majority of these leaves will likely be on the ground in a few days if the predicted October storm hits.
Replaced by one of them new fandangled carbon fibre and aluminium gates. Unlocks with a blue tooth whatchacallit thingamajig…'till the batteries wear out.
A fleeting glimpse of fall colour in Ganges; reflected in a wee Fiat parked outside the fire hall.


These Sounds of the Symphony arrangements are intended to enrich the repertoire of Suzuki violin groups. Teachers are using these arrangements both for the enjoyment and musical development of the children. They are great for adding variety to the programming of group performances.
Instrumentation - Violin with Piano (Viola, Cello, Bass &Flute Opt.
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Kate Priestman – Freelance writer
Engaging, Inspiring, Educating – Ecology, nature, wildlife, conservation – fiction and non-fiction
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Book Review – The Lynx and Us by D. Hetherington
Inside Ecology reviews The Lynx and Us by David Hetherington (images by Laurent Geslin. Published by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture, 2018)…
Dr. David Hetherington has spent over a decade looking at the feasibility of reintroducing the Eurasian lynx to Scotland. In his new book, The Lynx and Us, Hetherington takes an in-depth look at the many issues surrounding this often controversial topic.
Visually, the book is arresting by virtue of the stunning photography provided by Laurent Geslin. Currently living in Switzerland, Laurent is part of the KORA team of scientists specialising in predators.
Hetherington begins the reintroduction discussion by establishing the history and ecology of the lynx, intrinsically and in relation to both human-lynx co-existence and geographical fluctuations in distribution. Habitat and range requirements, prey preferences and hunting methods are also detailed.
Armed with this background information, the reader is then taken through the nitty gritty of lynx reintroduction by addressing the potential issues, many of which are based in human-wildlife conflict, such as safety (of both humans and lynx), competition for resources, and the impact of wild lynx on domestic animals and the livelihood of farmers, with much of the information backed up by conservation and research findings associated with reintroductions of lynx in Europe. Hetherington addresses the significant problem of man-made barriers such as roads and rail infrastructure, which significantly impede the dispersal of lynx across landscapes, having a knock-on-effect to amongst other things, genetic diversity and the resilience of populations. There are also considerations regarding prey species that are unused to having natural predators in their midst and the impact on prey populations, the interactions between which are often complex and can be hard to predict.
Despite the difficulties (many of which, Hetherington shows, can be mitigated for), the arguments in favour of reintroductions are well made, not least in reinstating balance to impoverished ecosystems:
"By allowing top predators to come back, we restore natural processes, such as predation, anti-predator behaviour and the provision of carcasses that would once have shaped and driven our ecosystems for thousands of years — and can enrich them once again".
Hetherington also discusses economic opportunities, such as large carnivore tourism, which can be a means by which to placate those landowners that have their traditional livelihood affected by the reintroduction of predators.
The book moves on to looking at the feasibility of lynx reintroduction in the UK. While the reintroduction of lynx to Scotland is shown to be ecologically feasible, how desirable is it? Hetherington addresses each of the issues in turn, using the significant knowledge base that now exists regarding lynx ecology and the findings of research into lynx and their reintroductions elsewhere.
It is clear that walking the tightrope towards successful reintroduction can be precarious and it is yet to be seen whether all of the necessary facets of a reintroduction programme in the UK can be brought into play. For anyone with an interest in lynx rewilding, The Lynx and Us, comprises the 'go-to' book, providing a seemingly robust and balanced assessment of the issues surrounding this "icon of the wild".
About the Author: Dr David Hetherington is a Scottish ecologist. He completed his doctorate at the University of Aberdeen in 2005 on the feasibility of reintroducing the Eurasian lynx to Scotland and published several peer-reviewed papers on the subject. He has travelled widely across Europe, visiting lynx-inhabited landscapes in Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Poland, and Switzerland, where he met with local lynx biologists and accompanied them on their fieldwork. This included radio-tracking lynx across human landscapes used by people for farming, forestry, outdoor recreation and hunting. In Scotland he helped set up and then managed an award-winning project, which worked with local communities and land managers to conserve the UK's only remaining wild felid, the highly endangered wildcat. Much of his time these days is spent working towards the expansion of mountain woodland habitats across the Highlands.
Book review written by Kate Priestman (CEnv, MCIEEM), Co-Founder of Inside Ecology. Kate has over sixteen years experience as an ecologist. Prior to setting up her own consultancy business in 2012, Kate worked in London for over a decade, providing the lead ecology role for a number of high profile projects. Kate works as an artist, author, freelance writer and editor.
Published in Inside Ecology, 8 May 2018.


If you're planning everything for Salone del Mobile this April, then you must be on the lookout for the pieces that you just won't be able to miss out on during this incredible design trade show. One of the most awaited design events, Milan is ready to take the world by storm yet again, and these mid-century armchairs as well! Let's take a sneak peek of the mid-century style that will be present at iSaloni 2019!
A perfect furniture piece for retro lovers and mid-century admirers and one that has already been present in Milan, it is built entirely out of solid walnut wood, accented by its gold plated brass front doors that feature a protruding circular design. These circles are then engraved to the back and side of the unit, giving it an extreme character and high end look. We can't get enough of Monocles sideboard, one of the most classical and versatile mid-century pieces that will be present at iSaloni.
An armchair part of a beautiful collection that brings a comfortable and stylish shape, prepared to elevate the decor of any project. Staying true to the mid-century modern style, Marco armchair brings an uncommon round shape with curvy and comfortable arms. With a very natural and sleek look, as comfortable as it can get, this accent chair strays true to its origins. With its premiere at Salone del Mobile this April, we'll sure it will catch the attention of every design lover.
Botti is an elegant side table designed in an attractive hourglass shape and finely produced in gold platted brass, accented by a glossy black detail on the middle. The table top is round and features a pattern that resembles the growth ring of the trees. It will be a striking statement piece on iSaloni that we're sure you won't forget!
Ivete is a mid-century floor lamp that shaped as a palm tree, that features a square carrara marble base and gold plated brass leaves. Its design makes this lighting fixture the perfect decorative piece for an exotic environment. Make your home decor groovy and stylish with this lighting piece.
A low stool both fun and practical, and a soft and comfortable solution for your living room. With cylindrical shape and a cushioned seat upholstered in velvet fabric. It boosts some gold details over its trendy pastel colors available in the customization.


Trollop is a Python library for working with the Trello API.
In the previous example no HTTP request was made until command 4, the access to conn.me.username. Trollop objects are lazy.
Coverage for creating/updating objects is still really thin. If you'd like to pitch in to finish covering the whole API, please send a pull request with your changes.
Trollop is licensed under the MIT License.


Yes Issue 72 is available from Friday onwards in full colour gloss with all your Trials News, Action, Events, Product Tests, Interviews and so much more for you full throttle addicted trials junkies. As you would expect from such a high quality independent publication in its 116 pages brought to you in full colour gloss it carries superb images and interesting in depth articles from a team dedicated and passionate about the sport of trials.
TRS 2019 Its all Systems Go!


> usefull. It would be a step backwards in my feeling if it faded out.
Fading out start buttons ?
Are you HP-people crazy ? Dont even think of fading them out !
They are very usefull ! We need them !
I agree with Remi and Johannes.


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Avril Lavigne – 7th Studio Album
Album Title: TBA
Release Date: Fall 2021
Recording Dates: December 2020 – January/February 2021
Writing Dates: Early 2019 – January/February 2021
Lead Single: TBA; expected in summer or fall 2021
Confirmed Tracklist:
Love Sux
Other Known Song Titles:
Me, Myself, & I
Hellelujah
Californyeah! (ft. MOD SUN)
Kiss Me Just Like The World Is Ending
Pity Party
Eternally [note: earlier entry shows "Happy," though it's unclear if that was the full title then]
Dancing With A Hurricane
Bite Me (ft. Marshmello)
Too Free To Live [?]
Boys Lie (ft. Machine Gun Kelly)
Dare To…. [final words unintelligible]
Expected Sound: More rock and pop punk, lots of electric guitar, live drums, uptempo, no ballads
Expected Themes: Relationships, empowerment, love, breakups
Collaborators: MOD SUN, John Feldmann, Machine Gun Kelly, Travis Barker
Avril's last album, Head Above Water, came out in February 2019. It launched the singles "Head Above Water," "Tell Me It's Over," "Dumb Blonde," and "I Fell In Love With The Devil." In spring 2020, she reworked its closing song, "Warrior," to fit the COVID-19 pandemic. Renamed "We Are Warriors," its proceeds have gone to help those in need during this pandemic. That October, Avril appeared on Tommee Profitt's new Christmas album, The Birth Of A King, singing an epic cover of "What Child Is This?"
In the last several months, Avril revealed that she's been writing a lot of new songs during self-isolation. By December 2020, she had entered the studio to write and record with MOD SUN and John Feldmann. Later in the month, Machine Gun Kelly was also in the studio with them. Avril has stated that she's recording more rock music for her next album.
On January 8, 2021, MOD SUN released his new single "Flames" featuring Avril. It's his third single for his upcoming fourth album, Internet Killed The Rockstar, out February 12th. However, it's unclear if it will also appear on Avril's next album.
While there's not an exact timeframe for when we'll get to hear Avril's own new music, it's great to know that she's feeling inspired and recording new material. We're loving "Flames," and are excited to hear how her album will sound, too!
In late January, we discovered 17 new song titles from Avril's studio blackboard. Any number of these may appear on her upcoming album! It looks like we may be hearing new music sooner than later!
By early February, Avril confirmed that she was finished recording her album! In the first two weeks of February, Avril revealed that her album will indeed be more rock, it's expected out in summer, and the lead single may come out in spring or summer.
At the end of April, Avril announced that a song called "Cannonball" will be the first track on her album. A couple weeks later, she confirmed "Love Sux" as track #2. In both cases, she also revealed some lyrics. Avril continued sharing song lyrics approximately once a month into the summer, though the titles became less clear.
On July 16th, Willow Smith released her new album, lately I feel EVERYTHING, including the song "G R O W" with Avril and featuring Travis Barker. A music video for it is expected to come out soon.
Keep checking back here for all the latest updates on Avril's upcoming 7th studio album. It should still be out by the end of this year.
Avril Lavigne Enters the Studio with MOD SUN and John Feldmann
See MOD SUN & Avril Lavigne's "Flames" Music Video
17 New Songs That May Appear on Avril Lavigne's 7th Album
Avril Lavigne Confirms Her 7th Album is Already Done & Due This Summer
Avril Lavigne Hypes Uptempo Rock Album & Possible Spring Single
Avril Lavigne Reveals New Lyrics & Song Title, "Cannonball"
Avril Lavigne Confirms "Love Sux" for Upcoming Album
Avril Lavigne Reveals Possible Song Title, "Liar"
Avril Lavigne Teases Song Lyrics & "Neverending" Writing in Studio
Willow Smith Recruits Avril Lavigne on Powerful New Song, "G R O W"


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     */
    public String toString() {
        return "[" + getId() + "] " + firstName + " " + lastName + " " + address + " " + lastDate + " @" + lastLocation + " [" + status + "]";
    }
}