One market exceeds $400 trillion in assets and the other receives nearly all of the attention from financial media and investors despite it being about one third of the size. We're not innocent here either, but the bond market has been a relatively placid body of water to navigate for quite some time. Extremely low (non-existent in some cases) yielding opportunities have forced investors to ignore the $400T gorilla in the room to a certain extent, while they've sought out alternative opportunities in the equity market. But with tides changing, it might be a good time to remember that equity behavior is the tail and the bond market is the dog.
We've seen bonds carry out a bull market for close to three decades coming into 2018. This has lulled investors on both ends of the spectrum to sleep and the alarm clock is blaring in their faces. Don't hit snooze, it's time to get up. Courtesy reminder that bond yields rise when prices fall. Take a peek at what the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury has done over the last 40ish year's below1. It's important to put what we see every day into some form of context, and historical context often times helps us cool our jets a bit. Granted, the move from the decades lows we saw in 2016 to the multi-year highs we're experiencing currently appears to be swift in the micro. But in the macro, we're far from where we've been historically, and expectations shouldn't all of a sudden shift to us seeing a move in the bond market back to historical levels. But many investors might be asking why the behavior in bond yields are impacting their equities: tail, meet dog.
The yield is the premium or discount an investor is willing to take on for purchasing the underlying debt being issued. In this case, we're talking about 10-year U.S. government paper (the perceived risk-free rate). Investors, and collectively the market, are tasked with determining what the yield should be, given a list of fundamental factors impacting the likelihood of the debt being repaid. Typically, domestic and global economic growth prospects play a significant role in what someone is willing to earn in return, annually, for $100 invested in the issue. Taking into consideration current growth rates, sustainable growth expectations and deficit sizes are just some of the boxes these investors need to check. Other important factors that come into play are inflation expectations and supply and demand. Two things we'd argue are playing a significant role in the moves in yields this year. A rising inflation expectation would mean bond investors are demanding a greater real rate of return in order to keep up with the coupon erosion. The other factor is relevant to any marketplace: supply and demand. Balance sheet normalization is expected to pick up through 2018 and into 2022. Here's a reminder of the maturity schedule of the Fed's current maturity distribution (i.e. amount of capital that's not being redeployed into the market).
When one of the largest buyers are actively exiting the market, a flood of supply will be met with diminishing demand. Not to mention China and Japan, the two largest foreign holders of U.S. government debt, are seeing their stock piles shrink as well. So, to recap: rising inflation, increasing supply, increasing deficit and late-stage economic cycle. All pretty logical reasons why bond investors might be demanding more bang for their buck. But, you're here to understand why that impacts your stock portfolio. We're about to explain why.
The equity risk premium (ERP) is the perceived, and later verified, premium an investor receives above and beyond the risk-free rate of return they've passed on in favor of excess risk. The premium isn't a guarantee, even the risk-free rate isn't. But it's generally used as a measuring stick for how investors should be compensated relative to the alternative. Equity risk premiums are as dynamic as the bond yields that are used to calculate them. Investors have been working in an environment where they've been paid very little to take on minimal risk for quite some time, which has forced investors outward along the risk spectrum. Yield-starved investors have had little choice but to step outside their comfort level, for better or for worse. But the pendulum is never stagnant. As we see bond yields march higher to levels that many thought we would not see for years (without a recession), the market is having to rerate essentially every major asset class at once. Nobody said this was going to be easy. Historically the ERP for the S&P 500 has been 4.7%. If you take into account just the nine years coming out of the Great Financial Crisis (GFC) then that premium drops to about 4.5%5. Take a look at what starting ERPs tend to mean for equity returns on a forward-looking basis dating back 90 years (shout out Ben Carlson).
Two things worth keeping in mind: Those long-term ERPs are being measured with considerably higher average risk-free rates than what we've experienced coming out of the GFC, and the period outlined above of yields below 3%6 are largely being met with extraordinary accommodative monetary policy.
For this reason, the subjectivity of the ERP is on full display. What is that risk worth to you personally? Historically, investors have shown their comfort with 4-5% premiums being paid for equities on average. So, if you entered the year with an expectation of equities returning (insert magic number generated from some year-end S&P 500 target), and that risk-free rate has just made a measurable move higher, it's time to revisit the environment you're in. If the risk-free rate is at 3% (rounding up for argument's sake) and you demand that 5% premium, do you still believe equities can manufacture that 8% return? Do you require a greater premium? Smaller one? These long-term relationships don't hold forever. Times change, and appetites change with the markets. We're not saying this time is different, we're saying every time is different.
So, what's it worth to ya?
SOURCE: This presentation is solely for informational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice. For further information, please contact one of our investment adviser representatives. 1 Bloomberg. 2 Factset. 3 Financial Analyst Journal. 4 Factset. 5 Professor Damodaran, NYU Research. 6 Chart provided by A Wealth of Common Sense, Ben Carlson.


Is Preston angry at 'Citizens United'?
In her editorial �When boycotts becomes bullying�, Sunday, April 15, 2018, Alicia Preston purports that the boycott of Fox News� Laura Ingraham by advertisers for her tweet bullying a teenager was a reprisal by an aggrieved David Hogg, supported by the left, to silence differing views (presumably on gun control). But when you read her tweet it was not about gun control�you won�t find one word about guns in it�it was just a personal slam on the teenager.
Ironically, Ms. Preston would have us believe that Ingraham, Fox and the 1st Amendment are Hogg�s victims. The real story is that Ingraham and Fox are effectively objects of 1st Amendment rights under Citizen�s United in reverse. It�s also about saying enough is enough to a talking-head, media outlet, political party and president whose political discourse relies extensively on insult, bullying and name-calling to dehumanize and degrade the opposition.
The Right had no problem with Citizens United defining �money is speech�, allowing Big Business, including those that supported Ingraham unfettered rights to buy �speech�the more money, the more �speech�. If that is the case, the opposite is also true, the ability to withhold funds to make a point is also "speech".
Along comes a teenager asking those very same businesses to use their �speech� to boycott bullies. Hogg had no decision-making authority. He�s not the Koch Brothers. He did not force these companies to stop advertising. His plea could readily have been ignored by the Titans of Business. (Note: one of the boycotters is Johnson & Johnson, one of the world�s largest consumer product companies, listed on the Dow with a market cap of $350B and $76B in sales and that, coincidentally, was not even named on Hogg�s tweet list.).
Why wasn�t Hogg just ignored? Not lost on Big Business, is the fact that there is a new generation of consumers and employees out there. Millennials and Generation-Z (Hogg is one of them) now represent the country�s largest voting bloc, making up an increasing share of a diverse workforce for Big Business and the largest share of consumers�consumers that will drive business for at least the next 40 years. In essence it�s their �speech�, not Hogg's, that drove this boycott. Their message: �As your customers, employees and citizens, bullying, name calling and insults are not part of acceptable political discourse in communicating with us.�. The first to recognize this sea change has been Big Business and it withheld �speech� to communicate to Ms. Ingraham its position on this matter. How ironic that Ms. Preston or Laura Ingraham could now have a problem with Citizens United's "money is speech". Turns out that Citizens United is a two-way street.


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K. T. Mohamed, Malayalam Theatre Personality
K. T. Mohamed was a Malayalam dramatist and theatre manager.
K. T. Mohamed was a prominent figure in Malayalam theatre. He was the later chairman of the Kerala State Film Development Corporation. K. T. Mohamed was born in Malappuram district in 1029. K. T. Mohamed attracted wide attention through his very first plays, which deviated from the beaten track and exhibited originality in matter and manner. Itu bhumiyanu i.e. 'This Is the Earth' in 1955, Manushyan karagrihattilanu or 'Man in Prison' in 1956, Nanpetikkunnu or 'I'm Afraid' in 1957, Chuvanna ghatikaram or 'Clock Emitting Red Light' in 1959, Velichcham vilakkanveshikkunnu or 'Light in Search of a Lamp in 1961, and Ratrivantikal or 'Night Trains' in 1961 reflected the artistic interests of the theatre festivals conducted by the Kendrakalasamiti of north Kerala. In producing them, K. T. Mohamed used special scenic and lighting effects. In course of time he began to write for commercial companies, at first for the Kalidasa Kalakendra in Kollam and then for his own troupe named Kalinga Theatres. This necessitated incorporation of elements already popularized by the professional theatre, which he applied effectively in plays like Katalpalam i.e. 'Bridge on the Sea' in 1965.
However, K. T. Mohamed continued his innovating work and for this purpose he adopted modern concepts and techniques from European theatre. An influence of expressionism and Luigi Pirandello's mixing of reality and illusion can be found in K. T. Mohamed 's later work, especially in Srishti or 'Creation' in 1970. In later days K. T. Mohamed cinematized it. Yet, one of his best-known film scenarios is the sentimental Thurakatha vathil or 'Unopened Door' in 1970. Thus K. T. Mohamed identified himself to a certain extent with the general trend and at the same time insured himself a special place in contemporary Malayalam theatre by producing thematically varied drama. In literary merit, too, K. T. Mohamed's plays stand much above those written for the popular theatre. Their plots are developed in a meaningful and effective manner and presented in a form that suits the content. The focus lies mostly on the characters' inner experiences, not merely on the episodes.
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Most young kids love animals. But even future veterinarians sometimes develop aversions to certain types of critters. A fear of dogs and a fear of bugs are two anxieties that sometimes develop suddenly in children this age, usually after an unfortunate encounter. Empathy and desensitizing your child are the best ways to deal.
Some fears may persist into the early elementary years. Here's some advice for handling two of the most common:
Fear of dogs: Don't push your child to be around dogs. Instead, acknowledge the fear: "I know that big dog is scary to you. I'll hold your hand when we walk past." Expose her gradually to the canine world, beginning with books about dogs and a visit to a pet shop where she can see them without touching them, and working up to visiting a friend's puppy and then another older well-behaved dog. Expect this to be a long process.
Fear of bugs: Same idea. Don't belittle the fear, empathize with it. Often a scary or painful encounter with a bug is at the root of this fear. Casually and slowly make references to other insects in the books you read or while taking a walk or visiting a nature museum. Don't make a big deal out of her obsession with the insect she fears (whether it's a spider, a bee, or even an ant). The calmer you are, the more at ease she will begin to be about bugs of all types.
What's a good route to boosting your child's self-esteem? Praise moderately but offer encouragement in abundance. Overdoing the praise makes it sound hollow even to your child. She may get the message that she's only "good" in your eyes when she's perfect.
Save praise for specific and truly exceptional behaviors. Encouragement, on the other hand, is something a kid can't hear enough of. "Do you think you can reach that next bar? Go ahead! Try!" or "I bet you can pour the milk by yourself."
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Here's How Much Junkyard Dog Was Worth When He Died
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At the height of his career in the '80s, professional wrestler Junkyard Dog was one of the few prominent Black wrestlers at a time when Black faces just were not as common yet in that entertainment field. Born Sylvester Ritter in North Carolina, Junkyard Dog was a force in the New Orleans wrestling scene, and even helped integrate matches between white and Black wrestlers, according to NOLA. Supposedly at the time, promoters did not often book two wrestlers of different races in a wrestling match. That attitude would shift when wrestling promoter Bill Watts took over Mid-South Wrestling and tapped Junkyard Dog as one of their stars, reported NOLA. "It was a changing era. To condemn a person because of race just didn't make sense to me. I was proud to change the culture of wrestling," Watts said.
A former college football player, Junkyard Dog's hulking size, unique characteristics, and fighting style earned him a lot of popularity with fans of all types. By the time he retired, he had worked with three wrestling major organizations: Mid-South Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling (WCW), and the World Wrestling Federation (now known as World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE).
Junkyard Dog's net worth
Wrestling was growing rapidly as a popular form of entertainment sport in the '80s. The millions of dollars that wrestlers are pulling in today were virtually nonexistent back then. Still, they were able to pull in six-figure salaries.
Junkyard Dog retired from wrestling in 1993 (via WWE). While he did have a $12,000 week here and there, in his heyday was earning somewhere around $150,000 annually, reported Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Of course, he was no Ric Flair or Hulk Hogan, who were more popular and seeing half million to $1 million earnings. Nevertheless, Junkyard Dog made a comfortable amount of money from wrestling.
He passed away in 1998 at the age of 45 after a fatal car accident took his life. Around that time, he was several years post-retirement and had stopped wrestling professionally. There is no verifiable source on how much he was worth at the time of his death, but based on reports of the many six figure contracts that wrestlers signed in '80s and '90s (via The Sportster), we can presume that Junkyard Dog did touch a million dollars in his lifetime. The range of Junkyard Dog's net worth could have been anywhere from $150,000 to upward of $2 million, according to BuzzLearn.


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Whitman Internship Grant in Walla Walla
Kate Grumbles, News Editor
The Whitman Internship Grant funded 129 student internships this summer all over the world, from Walla Walla to Thailand.
The Whitman Internship Grant is available to any rising sophomores, juniors or seniors who have an internship that matches their career interests, providing a unique and formative experience. The grant stipulates 10 weeks of work, at 20 hours per week to receive the $2,500 payment. The internships ranged in placement from stateside to international; this year saw eight international internships. Another significant number was the 33 students who had Whitman-funded internships in Walla Walla. The number of students using the grant to stay in Walla Walla has been increasing steadily since the start of the grant, indicating that more students are realizing the value of learning more about the community we live in during the school year.
Victoria Wolff, the coordinator of the grant, sees the increased number of internships in Walla Walla as a positive step towards meshing the campus and the surrounding community.
"There's a push from students to be a member of the [Walla Walla] community and a lot of students see the value in contributing to local nonprofits or government agencies," Wolff said. "A lot of students volunteer and I think that is often a segue into the Walla Walla community and understanding what types of options are available, kind of popping the bubble."
One of the students who chose to stay in Walla Walla was Katy Woodall, a senior sociology major. Woodall worked at Welcome Table Farms; a small organic vegetable and flower farm. She spent her summer harvesting and selling produce at the farmer's market or farm stand. While connecting with the other Whitman students and Walla Wallans around, Woodall felt her connection to the land grow as well.
"I just hadn't really spent a lot of time with plants and farming or gardening before, and so I feel like I got much more intimate knowledge of plants and vegetables and flowers," Woodall said. "I think growing your own food is a really important act of self sufficiency and I also found that it connected me to the land in a way that I hadn't been connected before."
Senior politics major Daniel Pailthorp stayed in Walla Walla this summer as well, doing political organization in the local community. Pailthorp worked for the Walla Walla Democrats doing non-partisan research on affordable housing. He conducted interviews with many different members of both the Whitman and Walla Walla community in order to publish relevant information on affordable housing for the area.
Pailthorp mentioned that through the process of interviewing and interacting with more of the community, he felt more connected to Walla Walla in a way that isn't as possible during the school year.
"Through a community internship, I was able to speak to community members, which is something I think myself and most Whitman students don't actually do – go and talk to the people that work downtown or own a business downtown. Being able to do that, I was able to get a sense of what their opinions are on just simple community issues, and on bigger national issues as well."
Wolff mentioned her desire to make these otherwise unpaid experiences an option for students at Whitman.
"I hope that students feel like they have the opportunity to pursue something they're really interested in and committed to, and that might mean taking an unpaid internship and then applying for funding," Wolff said. "I would hope that for students this program helps them navigate that process."
There are more opportunities to participate in a Whitman funded internship, such as participating in an internship in Walla Walla for the fall or spring semester. The grant funds 10 to 12 students each semester. The deadline to apply for a fall internship grant is September 20, and the hourly pay for this grant has been increased to $11.50.
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On Thursday, Revision3 acquired YouTuber Philip DeFranco's channels — including SourceFed and his original YouTube channel Sxephil — and made DeFranco a part of their programming team as senior vice president of Philip DeFranco Networks and Merchandise. One of the key players in the high-profile transaction is Mike Bienstock, CEO of Semaphore Financial Solutions, a financial advisory services company that represents many of the top 50 YouTubers, including DeFranco. Bienstock worked with DeFranco and Revision3 on finding an acceptable way to grow the Philip DeFranco brand, which prompted Revision3 to purchase his channels outright.
Bienstock spoke to NMR about why the deal was beneficial for DeFranco and gave his insights on the growing YouTube landscape and the future of YouTube content.
What was your involvement in the Philip DeFranco deal with Discovery/Revision3?
Mike Bienstock: Effectively, we were business advisors to Phil in the transaction, and we interfaced with Discovery/Revision 3 acquisition teams in finding an acceptable structure and deal path forward on the transaction. We were effectively the ones that interfaced with the mergers and acquisitions teams over at Discovery on behalf of Phil.
Why was the deal beneficial for Phil DeFranco?
I think a lot of it has to do with Phil's belief and kind of my belief as well in the changes that are developing in the YouTube landscape. As the number of videos keeps increasing at this substantial rate, the industry's having a tougher time without the scale in order to handle distribution and truthfully opportunity. You could tell there's a lot of people on Phil's team now, and from an opportunity path perspective, this deepens industry ability for them to become stars in their own right. It really gives them an expanded opportunity track for everybody when somebody like Discovery is behind you with their cable content. We're in a situation right now where in the past couple of years, you could kind of do a catchy thing, create a niche and build up a subscriber base where you did nothing but check the monetize button and Google made you a bunch of money. That's changing.
The reality is that the sales machine that everybody loves through the AdSense mechanism can't keep up with inventory. What's going to happen is that customization is important in terms of brand deals, and custom ad deals are going to be more important. People aren't going to throw ads on X thousand or X million impressions — they're going to want to say, "Hey, I want my ad against SourceFed Nerd." Because I have excellent demo data on audience — I don't care what CPMs are — I'm going to pay much greater than the CPM scenario because we have a full-blown, interactive engagement with the audience. I think what we're going to see going forward for all YouTubers is the branding relationship. People are going to figure out what they're comfortable with and what brand they're going to engage with in order to keep some level of monetization. Content creators can only create content with no income for certain amount of time. If you're out making content, you've got to pay your bills and run a business. It's going to be a much more important conversation as we go forward.
What are some other revenue streams that content creators should consider?
I think what we're going to see truthfully is branding more than ever. If you look at SourceFed, that's a specific format and angle that someone will say, "I like that." If you look at other brands like pranksters Prank vs. Prank and EdBassmaster — when you see a brand like Prank vs. Prank, people will get behind that and have meaning. The opportunity is going to be greater for people who build a brand around their niche as opposed to just being a funny prank guy.
When you say that opportunities are greater for people who build a brand around their niche, what do you mean?
It's about identity more than anything else. It's kind of creating an identity around what you do around your content. When you think of Jenna Marbles, you think she's silly, open-minded and has her puppies with her. She has her signature type of comedy. Same with "Prank vs. Prank," you have this couple and you get this image exactly of what's going on. I feel that's exactly what's going to happen. You're going to see line extensions. Right now, all YouTubers effectively have the T-shirts because there's a turnkey mechanism to launch T-shirts and it's an easy revenue mechanism to work on. Merchandise is going to be a much more important revenue stream but kind of taking it to the next level.
What are some of the ways that YouTubers can do to improve their discoverability?
I feel that discoverability is becoming incredibly difficult. If you think about it, the whole beauty of YouTube is that they get to bypass the gatekeeper. You don't need anyone telling you your stuff's not good enough or funny enough. You just put it right out there, you get some traction and you're good to go. In that respect, it's still the same and wide open. However, now there's so much content for consumers to choose from; it's all about networking and promotion to get there. I think collaborations — Joe Penna used to say at every conference how each successive generation of YouTubers should help the one behind it in terms of promotion and joint project. That's when there was a steady stream of people coming into the industry. If you have hundreds of new people coming in for every handful of current players, it's just not a practical exercise. I think that the next generation of YouTube stars are going to have to actually spend time and be skilled in building relationships with the current generation of YouTube stars. I feel that's a very big deal and absolutely a change — you can't just put funny stuff and stay in your home studio and have realistic expectations of making it big. You're going to have to go out into the YouTube community and do collabs and meetups and joint ventures and work hard to spread your brand.
What do you see in YouTube's future? Do you see it consolidated towards larger studios, and is the user-generated content on its way out?
I wouldn't say user-generated is on its way out, but I do think there's going to be an extensive change in the function of the networks basically. There's going to be an evolution in networks going forward. The days of taking a cut and making it smoother to get some ad deals here and there — I don't think that's going to work too well moving forward. An example of where I see YouTube going forward is "Epic Rap Battles of History." That's a Maker Studios property, and you have Peter and Lloyd running the face of that property and handling all of the creative elements, but they have a great team behind them and Maker's infrastructure — a lot is put in to that show, and we're going to see more of that where the networks kind of make some choices as to whom they want to help build and put a lot of effort and energy into these properties. You're going to see a lot of bets made by the networks on their own talent in providing stronger creative support and logistical support. I don't mean it in more polished production, just more brainstorming on the creative side and more than just "flip on the switch and roll some content." I think we're going to see more higher-stakes content coming out, and it's good for everybody.
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The love playlist of Carpenters & Platters
January 18, 2016 | 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines - February is the month of love as people celebrate Valentine's Day. What better way to celebrate it than to listen to good old-fashioned music and watch a concert with your loved ones. And a perfect show to catch is The Love Playlist of Carpenters and Platters at the Midas Tent (Midas Hotel & Casino) on Feb. 14 and at Kia Theater, Araneta Center on Feb. 15, 8 p.m.
The Love Playlist of Carpenters and Platters features Laurie Briggs as Karen Carpenter with the world-renowned The Fabulous Sounds of The Platters, headed by Donne Ray Radford, a fourth generation member of The Platters.
The Carpenters was an American vocal and instrumental duo consisting of siblings Karen and Richard Carpenter. Producing a distinctively soft musical style, they became among the best-selling music artists of all time, with over 100 million records sold.
Laurie has been touring the world for over a decade now as Karen Carpenter and as part of the tribute act called The Karpenters. Her fascination with Karen's voice and music started when she was eight years old. "It (Karen's music) moved me and I started to emulate the sound I heard," she says.
Laurie's show incorporates all Carpenters hits as it takes you on a nostalgic journey through the life and times of the Carpenters, performing all the hits including Close to You, Masquerade, Top of the World, Sing, Rainy Days and Mondays, Superstar and Please Mr. Postman, to name but a few. The unmistakable sound and costumes that include authentic Californian dresses from the '70s make this the most authentic and accurate Carpenters experience the world has ever seen.
Before the Carpenters, there was The Platters in the '50s and '60s. They were one of the most successful vocal groups of the early rock 'n roll era. Their distinctive sound was a bridge between the pre-rock Tin Pan Alley tradition and the burgeoning new genre. The Platters were one of the first African American groups to be accepted as a major chart group and were one of the most successful vocal groups in the world.
The Fabulous Sounds of The Platters with Donne Ray Radford continues the legacy of the first and succeeding generations of The Platters. Over the years and countless shows across the world, The Fabulous Sounds of The Platters has wowed their audience by staying faithful to the distinctiveness of the music and style of the iconic vocal group.
It is the second time that the group will be in Manila. The Platters' Valentine show last year was a success and they've been receiving so many requests to come back to do more shows here in the Philippines. Some even said that its front man, Donne Ray, is even better than the other vocalists of The Platters.
Tickets to the Feb. 14 show at the Midas Tent are available at SM Tickets (472-2222), Ticketworld (891-9999) and Ticketnet (911-5555) while tickets to the Feb. 15 show are only available at Ticketnet (911-5555). You can use your BDO (Banco De Oro) debit/credit card to purchase tickets and get a 20-percent discount. For details, call Royale Chimes Concerts and Events, Inc. at 0918-4972121 or 0906-4180786.
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Debunking the Notion That Anxiety Is a Superpower
Leave a Comment / Anxiety, Tech / By Brian Sachetta
Originally published on January 2, 2023
"Anxiety Is a Superpower": Truth or Baseless, Catchy Headline?
There seems to be a tendency these days to romanticize some of the difficulties we endure — anxiety and depression included.
I'm not sure when or how it started, but I'd wager that social media and search engine optimization (SEO) are to blame; content creators want to stand out, and the more captivating or shocking their headlines are, the more clicks and algorithm-based attention they'll garner.
Marketing aside, however, I don't believe this trend is all that beneficial for the average sufferer. Take, for example, the now-popular notion that "anxiety is a superpower." I mean, that's a cute idea and all, but is it accurate or useful? I'd say no.
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm a big fan of optimism, especially when it comes to challenging and heavy subjects. And, let's be honest: we all need a bit of it on this arduous journey we call life; without a dash of positivity amid our tribulations, we wouldn't have the motivation to search for ways past them.
But I also think there's a big difference between optimism, in the general sense, and the notion that anxiety is a superpower. In fact, I'd argue the former is an essential ingredient for personal growth, while the latter is primarily a delusion.
I talked about something similar in a blog on toxic positivity nearly eighteen months ago. In that article, I suggested that unflinching sanguinity in the face of hardship isn't far off from denial — and that's no good since we all know you can't solve a problem you aren't willing to admit you have. Thus, the more we repudiate or dress up our mental health struggles, the more likely they are to persist.
In my mind, this is the same pitfall we encounter with the phrase "anxiety is a superpower." That's because, although that tagline starts by acknowledging and naming our problem, the very next thing it does is reframe and glamorize that issue, leading us right back toward nonacceptance.
And that means this catchy motto simply won't cut it for us; to actually get past some of our mental monsters, we'll need a revised version of it — one that acknowledges the negative yet doesn't prevent the positive from coming through and saving the day in true superhero fashion.
What Is This Phrase Really Trying To Express?
So, we've talked about how this social-media-friendly saying can lead us astray in the psychological department. But what we haven't yet discussed is what it actually gets right. We'll need to do that in order to reconstruct it. Otherwise, we'll be starting entirely from scratch here.
Now, as fun as it is to criticize the notion that anxiety is a superpower, I have to admit, there's definitely a thread of accuracy in it. That accuracy boils down to the following: anxiety is a feeling not too dissimilar to fear — one that warns us of potential danger and helps us evade it.
Yet while both emotions serve as phenomenal survival tools, they also hold us back at times, as not everything our bodies nudge us away from is inherently or purely harmful. Take, for example, asking out that guy or gal you've had your eye on for quite some time.
Sure, he or she might turn you down, and that would be disappointing and painful. At the same time, however, he or she could accept your invitation, sparking some serious joy in you and bringing you one step closer to that elusive relationship you've been seeking.
Thus, when folks state that anxiety is a superpower, what they're getting at is that latter point; it's a compass that directs us toward life-changing and meaningful events and possibilities.
On its face, that idea isn't totally wrong. But it does have one serious shortcoming. That is, it overlooks the other part of the anxiety experience: the pain fear brings us and the frustration we'll face from time to time if we listen to it and let it guide us.
(Not to mention, it also puts us sufferers on the defensive and makes us feel like those promoting such an assertion aren't listening and don't understand our troubles).
Rewriting This Tagline for Accuracy's Sake
As I alluded to at the beginning of this article, one of the tough things about today's online landscape is that, to stand out as a creator, you have to capture people's attention quickly. In fact, search engines and algorithms all but require it now as they look for titles and descriptions packed with keywords, emphatic language, and impossible-to-live-up-to promises.
Though these SEO-derived standards may sound innocuous, there's a hidden, significant downside to them — one that extends far past whether someone discovers or clicks on our articles or social media posts. Specifically, it's the fact that not all of the content on the internet that adheres to such rules delivers on its attention-grabbing guarantees. For when you think about it, it's all but impossible to produce a video that actually "cures your anxiety in just thirty seconds."
Tangents aside, what I'm getting at here is that the kind of wisdom we need in our lives — the kind that works — can rarely be reduced to a clean, short, and seductive headline. And that's a shame because it essentially means that articles featuring such knowledge will often be just out of the reach of the SEO gods. Despite that being the case, however, you still made it to this post one way or another, so let's use this opportunity to provide some of said logic.
To do that and tie together everything we've talked about in this post, I'd like to offer a new take on the misleading, though probably well-intentioned, "anxiety is a superpower" line. It's this: anxiety is a painful yet often necessary teacher that, assuming we're willing to listen to it, can usher us to some rather desirable places. We just have to be courageous and push through our troublesome feelings to get there.
It's certainly not a concise, sexy, or SEO-friendly takeaway, but it's one that, in my opinion, is a lot more truthful than its original version. Moreover, and most importantly, it's a message that I think many people can actually relate to — and that means it's more likely to sink in and influence us in the long run.
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A lecture by Laura Mulvey to accompany the 'Tomorrow Never Knows' exhibition featuring Ed Atkins and Naheed Raza.
Laura Mulvey is Professor of Film and Media Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London. She is the author of Visual and Other Pleasures (1989), Fetishism and Curiosity (1996), Citizen Kane (1992) and Death Twenty-four Times a Second: Stillness and the Moving Image (2006).


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Enbridge CEO downplays need for competing pipelines till at least 2025
Only one of competitor TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL or Energy East or Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain expansion is required, Enbridge says
Enbridge also announced Friday it would pursue debottlenecking projects on its oil mainline to further boost its capacity by 175,000 bpd.
Geoffrey Morgan
CALGARY – Pipeline giant Enbridge Inc. cast doubt on the need for its competitors' oil pipelines Friday, when the company's top executive said only one of its rivals' three major crude oil pipelines would fill up in the medium term after Enbridge completes its own projects.
Al Monaco, Enbridge president and CEO, said his company would complete its recently approved Line 3 replacement in 2019, which would add 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil export capacity, but added oil production forecasts don't currently support multiple competing projects.
"Based on the current supply outlook, we believe that our post-Line 3 capacity, along with future expandability and one of the other pipelines being proposed provides enough capacity well into the latter half of the next decade," Monaco said during a quarterly earnings call.
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That would mean only one of competitor TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL or Energy East or Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion would be required to meet additional production from domestic oil companies – once Enbridge completes its own projects.
"That should suffice based on the current supply outlook at least out to mid next decade," Monaco said.
Oil producers and refiners would ultimately decide through volume commitments how much new pipe is needed, he said. Major oilsands producers Suncor Energy Inc. and Cenovus Energy Inc. confirmed this week that they continue to support both Keystone XL and the Energy East project.
Kinder Morgan Inc. has started talks with institutional investors including major Canadian pension funds and private equity firms to raise capital for the $6.8 billion expansion of its Trans Mountain pipeline project, people familiar with the process told Thomson Reuters. The project expansion is set to start construction later this year and completed by 2019.
The Canadian Energy Research Institute released a study earlier this month showing total oil supply out of Western Canada is projected to completely fill Line 3 by 2020 then fill the Trans Mountain expansion by 2025 and fill Energy East by 2031.
Enbridge also announced Friday it would pursue debottlenecking projects on its oil mainline to further boost its capacity by 175,000 bpd and said it did need oil producers to sign long-term contracts to underpin that expansion.
While Monaco downplayed the immediate need for competing pipelines, Enbridge also confirmed it had paused one of its own oil pipeline expansion projects on its Line 61 and is not actively pursuing shipper commitments on that expansion project.
The company has budgeted for $27-billion worth of other capital projects, including Friday's announcement of $1.7 billion for an offshore wind farm in Germany, following its merger with Houston-based Spectra Energy Corp., which is expected to close by the end of March.
Enbridge, which hiked its quarterly dividend 10 per cent Friday to 58 cents per share, announced it would increase its dividend again in the second quarter following the merger.
The company reported relatively flat net earnings for the fourth quarter of last year, pulling in $365 million during the period compared with $378 million at the same time a year earlier.
The results were significantly higher for the full year period, in which Enbridge reported net earnings of $1.7 billion in 2016 compared with a net loss of $37 million in 2015. The additional earnings came primarily from higher earnings on the company's liquids pipelines, where full year earnings rose 97 per cent from $1.8 billion in 2015 to $3.56 billion in 2016.
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Song #5 on the #CaptainUPreGame Mix is "Voodoo Child" by Jimi Hendrix.
"The raw energy of Voodoo Child always helped push me through my pre-match warmups and I always had a healthy sweat before stepping onto the wrestling mat," says CaptainU team member Eric when asked to share his favorite pump up song.
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Deputies responded to a disturbance around 8:45 p.m. Saturday to a home on the 1800 block of Acacia Avenue. The scene is active.
Deputies believe this is an isolated incident with no threat to the public.
The investigation is ongoing, according to the sheriff's office.
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Toilet Paper rolls can be cut into 5 pieces. They do not need to be perfect or the exact same size.
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4) FOLD STRIPS OF MAGAZINE PAGES.
Fold them in the width that you would like your flower to be. Honestly, they do not need to be the same size…I just fold them up, and used the glue gun to keep the edges down. I have done it without gluing them down…saves some time.
Just start rolling. I glue down the last edge of a strip and then the beginning of the next edge strip. And you can make them as big or as small as you want!
6) LAY OUT WHERE YOU WANT THE FLOWERS TO BE ON YOUR WREATH.
7) SPRAY PAINT YOUR WREATH.
I picked yellow, which worked well on that white paper, but did not come out that yellow on the brown paper rolls!
So pick your color wisely, or test it. Or you can just go plain…I have another piece hanging in my living room with no color!
You made yourself a Garbage Wreath! Made art and saved stuff from the landfill!
Antique stuff, vintage what-nots, old do-hickies, divorced fragments, unwanted morsels, and plain ole' garbage bits & pieces.


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Of all current American politicians on both sides of the aisle, few have made their opinions on cannabis legalization as obviously well-known as Attorney General and Human Keebler Elf Jeff Sessions. Quite almost the antithesis of legendary cannabis consumers like Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson, Sessions is a notorious prohibitionist in terms of cannabis and has said such wonderful and meme-able soundbytes like "Good people don't smoke marijuana" and has infamously rescinded the Cole Memorandum, the Obama-era legislation that prevents federal prosecutors from filing charges against those with cannabis in legal states.
If the nationwide fight for federal legalization were a video game, Jeff Sessions would be the final boss. He's the uptight villain in every 1950's Southern greaser movie and his antiquated, deeply conservative viewpoints along with previous statements on race and the Ku Klux Klan have certainly caused issues given his position of power. For instance, Sessions stated that he didn't mind the KKK until he found out they smoked marijuana.
While leading the Department of Justice to attempt to solve the opioid crisis, he always finds a way to blame cannabis, a plant that has literally killed zero people as opposed to the opioids themselves. To make matters worse, Sessions disregards factual medical evidence that cannabis can assist in getting off opioids and insists that medical marijuana isn't a viable solution.
He's nothing short of a threat to the booming multi-billion a year industry and flat-out refuses to believe the socioeconomic benefits of legalized cannabis. To anger him in a way that would aggravate only the man himself, the Denver dispensary chain Medicine Man is cultivating and selling a limited time only strain brilliantly named "Jeff Sesh-On's".
Director of Retail Operations Brad Roddy said that of three strains that recently grew particularly well, one was named Rocket Fuel, another one named Mustang Sally after the company's president, and a third.
After growing about 45-50 pounds of the third strain, they discontinued the growth, partially to focus on different variety of strains instead of having multiple numbers of the same strain. With those pounds, they created a limited time strain named ironically after someone who so explicitly hates cannabis.
While no comment of acknowledgement has been given by Sessions himself about the strain, Roddy would openly welcome a comment from him.
When asked about whether he feels Sessions will be aggravated by the fact that his name is unofficially a weed strain and to what extent he'll be enraged, Roddy hilariously responded in a way that shows both a great sense of humor in the cannabis industry, an understand of the laws and fearlessness in the face of a man who wants to dismantle the entire industry.
Jeff Sesh-On's, a hybrid, packs a 26% THC content and while it's a limited-time only strain, Medicine Man's Denver location is located only 20 minutes away from Denver International Airport. If you're a cannabis tourist, then trying Jeff Sesh-On's during its availability is a must.
As for future politician-named strains at Medicine Man, nothing is set in stone, but Roddy alluded to a few possibilities.
Josh Kasoff is a freelance journalist and writer living in Dallas, TX with a couple of good friends, a Great Dane and a Boxer puppy. In his free time, he enjoys Mediterranean cooking, alternative music concerts, food festivals and learning more about the cannabis industry and emerging canna-businesses.
Great story. I am a life long gardener and believer in the higher power. I do not know how a plant from G-d can be deemed illegal. Yet fermented juice from other plants kills people everyday and it is legal. I am not a user of cannabis, but am interested in the industry and how it helps people with so many medical issues.


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This paper describes ongoing research intended to simulate ice accretion in an inter-compressor duct bleed slot resulting from the ingestion of altitude ice crystals. The authors have previously shown that ice crystal particle size plays an important role in the ice crystal accretion phenomenon. It was also shown that ice crystal particle size affects the degree of natural melt that occurs for a given aerodynamic condition. The data presented herein decouples the effects of ice particle melt and particle size distribution to generate accretions with the same ratio of freestream liquid-to-total water fraction. The effects of wet bulb temperature and ice particle size on the natural melting of ice crystals are discussed. An ice preservation procedure is followed to allow tracings of the accretion to be taken along the test article. Ice crystal particle size distribution is characterized using a shadowgraphy imaging technique. Finally, the reduction in accretion rate relative to the theoretical maximum rate of surface accretion by ice crystal particles is discussed. The test article simulates a forward facing, inclined endwall bleed slot in a gas turbine compressor as a simplified two-dimensional representation. The geometry, having a surface inclined 20° to the incoming flow, proved to be susceptible to mixed phase ice crystal accretion. Particle size and particularly the large particle tail of the distribution had a significant impact on the magnitude of accretion under mixed phase test conditions for wet bulb temperatures above and below 0°C. The leading edge growth rates were found to be 1/4 to 1/9 of the theoretical growth rate suggesting that erosion, splashing, particle bounce and other loss mechanism rates are significant. The ice tracings were used to estimate an accretion mass for a hypothetical large bypass ratio gas turbine. It was found that approximately 4kg of ice could be generated should the inter-compressor duct be exposed to the conditions tested for 5 minutes.
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A friend showed me his Persian rug (no, that's not a euphemism) and asked if he should do the rest of the house in a "maroon theme." I thought he must be an anomaly. I was wrong.
Leather. Wood. Old Nautical. Dead animals.
2. You Expect Us to Believe This When You Can't Put The Toilet Seat Down?
A clean guy's house means you don't have to spend time at her place with four other loud girls and bathrooms filled with make up bags and trash ( as all girls bathrooms are messy).
Well, I have an apartment with an array of posters and great thrift shop furniture. Although, I did get my bed at Ikea. My favorite item? My Bo Derek poster... Or a poster of the skyline of Las Vegas. No, definitely my Bo Derek poster.
Well, I'm a bit off. My pad was more Sherlock Holmes bachelor pad with a fireplace always going than frat castle with a natty-light stained beer pong table.
Leather. Wood. No modern/abstract art. Big TV. I have old man taste though. Functionality is key, I won't always go for the cheapest thing but price probably plays a bigger roll than what women are going to think of it.
I have lived in the same apartment since 2010 and I still have yet to hang a single poster/painting/curtain in my bedroom.
Vincent: Minimal, yet functional. Once it's in, it's not moving.
When I was single, honestly, I didn't care. Actually, I still don't care, but my wife does. There's a constant war on decorative pillows. They're everywhere and I'm not allowed to lie on them.
There was a time when I really wanted plants around, but I couldn't keep them alive.
11. Appliances Do Not Count As "Decor."
Cushy leather recliner. 47' flat screen. Wine fridge. Outdoor grill.
12. I Had To Google "Fatheads."
The more Fatheads the better, see attached example. Artwork taken from neighbors trash always goes well alongside the Fatheads. American flags are a good way to cover up holes in the wall and show your patriotic side. I second the "dead animals" idea.
Tom: As long as it doesn't look exactly like her mother's house, I don't care.
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Nav: Reckless
The running narrative about Nav is that his sound is robotic to the point of sounding computer generated. However, this narrative is flawed. This narrative comparing Nav to a computer generated program is in many ways an insult to both Nav and computers. For, when we equalize the two through this comparison, we assert that computer generated music has to be mediocre and we undermine Nav's achievements in the field of mediocrity.
To say a rapper is bad or unlistenable is common in contemporary hip-hop, but Nav dodges these adjectives by being so irrefutably mediocre. This album is so bland, so absolutely flavorless, it's not even good enough to be bad. Rather, it dedicates itself to being as little as possible. Reckless is the musical equivalent to taping a white sheet of paper onto a white wall and calling it a poster. It's almost a joke in and of itself.
The lyrics are so basic that they become contradictory for the sake of trying to be like other rap songs. In "Glow Up," Nav says "I write my own words" in the same song he says "I couldn't tell nouns from a verb." It shows, making this the most honest set of bars on the album. There's nothing to suggest Nav knows what to do when making a song, only evidence of him jumping into trends like someone begging to be liked. Consider the ad libs on this "thing." When Nav says "Molly, Percocet" on "Champions," I imagine him as a middle schooler singing the Future song as he walks home from basketball tryouts. Nav lacks any real personality, charisma, or style in his delivery or writing. It's just goofy, plain and simple.
Plain and simple would be the adjectives to describe Reckless sonically as well, though without the positive edge those words have taken on better albums. While many other records require a trained ear to ensure the listener receives the totality of the sound, Reckless requires a trained eye in order to ensure you're advancing through the tracklist and don't have one song set on repeat. Instrumentally, this project is wall to wall basic trap beats. While Nav brags about producing these instrumentals, there's nothing impressive or moderately memorable about any of the sounds here. Every single beat is lowkey until around the five or fifteen second mark when the inevitable trap drums come in. It's beyond predictable; it's just lazy.
However, despite all of this, I can't deny Nav's only virtue: the man is hilarious. Not intentionally, but that doesn't change the fact that he always brings out a laugh. While most of these lyrics are painfully basic, Nav occasionally comes through with something so weak it lends itself to comedy. "I like the feeling of sand on my feet / So I brought a Draco to the beach" is funny both because it paints this ridiculous picture of an armed Nav wearing swim shorts and because it follows the Dr. Seuss rhyme scheme Nav never breaks away from. "Look at my fit, You know I'm Nav, I didn't pay for it" is also a personal favorite, as the track "Hold Your Hand" has this condescending theme of keeping money to oneself which climaxes perfectly with the arrogance of this line. There's just something hilarious about the fact that being Nav merits being given things. Being Nav doesn't even seem to merit the ability to express emotion through tone.
Brutal as this review has been, each word is summoned directly by this albums dedication to averageness. At least when a record is bad, it is bad because it tried to do something and failed. The problem with Reckless is not that it fails in its chief endeavor. In fact, it's greatly successful in being basic. Rather, the problem is that, though it is achieves its goal, it was a goal that was never worth achieving.


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