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Sun August 31, 2014, 23:37
Originally posted by BushBoy
While some of these may not be accurate, weeks spent on the chart by Kate's albums should look more like this:
The Kick Inside - 72
Lionheart - 37
Never For Ever - 24
The Dreaming - 11
Hounds Of Love - 72
The Whole Story - 245
The Sensual World - 23
The Red Shoes - 18
Aerial - 28
Director's Cut - 14
50 Words For Snow - 17
I wasn't far off last week. I've since managed to work out the weeks spent on the chart by checking various sources.
Mon September 1, 2014, 07:56
Originally posted by floria
6	THE WHOLE STORY	KATE BUSH	RHINO
9	HOUNDS OF LOVE	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
20	50 WORDS FOR SNOW	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
24	THE KICK INSIDE	KATE BUSH	RHINO
26	THE SENSUAL WORLD	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
37	THE DREAMING	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
38	NEVER FOR EVER	KATE BUSH	RHINO
40	LIONHEART	KATE BUSH	RHINO
43	AERIAL	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
44	DIRECTOR'S CUT	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
49	THE RED SHOES	KATE BUSH	FISH PEOPLE
PRAISE KATESUS!!!!
"King isn't overrated, your fave is just undertalented."
DayFusion
Such a living legend. I'm so happy to see this amount of albums in the Top 50 of UK Charts.
Last week's sales info from Music Week:
The media event of the week was unquestionably the start of veteran singer/songwriter Kate Bush's 22 night run at the Hammersmith Apollo. Light on hits but high on critical acclaim, the shows created a massive amount of publicity, and it is no surprise to find that compilation The Whole Story and all 10 of Bush's studio albums - which returned to the list a week ago - continue to climb the chart. Eight Bush albums are now in the Top 40 and all 11 are in the Top 50 - records for a female solo artist, although Elvis Presley had 12 albums in the Top 40 the week after his death in 1977, the Beatles had 11 the week after their catalogue was released in newly remastered form in 2009, and Michael Jackson had nine albums in the Top 40 (actually the Top 17) a couple of weeks after his death in 2009.
Leading the Bush charge, 1986 number one The Whole Story jumps 15-6 (12,698 sales) to make its first appearance in the Top 10 since 1987. Also on the move are: Hounds Of Love (29-9, 7,981 sales), 50 Words For Snow (83-20, 3,686 sales), The Kick Inside (87-24, 3,438 sales), The Sensual World (93-26, 3,041 sales), The Dreaming (139-37, 2,212 sales), Never For Ever (140-38, 2,181 sales), Lionheart (157-40, 2,075 sales), Aerial (153-43, 2,026 sales), Director's Cut (163-44, 2,001 sales) and The Red Shoes (155-49, 1,874 sales). Seven songs by Bush are in the Top 200 singles chart: Running Up That Hill (164-51, 6,380 sales), Wuthering Heights (number 57, 5,737 sales), This Woman's Work (186-80, 4,118 sales), Babooshka (number 115, 2,917 sales), The Man With The Child In His Eyes (number 122, 2,670 sales), Hounds Of Love (number 152, 2,177 sales) and Cloudbusting (number 180, 1,858 sales).
Quite alarming how bad UK sales are at the moment.
If I've done my math correctly, those 11 albums sold combined a mere 43,213 copies.
Timmy94
Originally posted by Wayne
What were you expecting? Only 2 of them made the top 10 and not even the top 5... Sales are quite fine if you ask me, at least in the top regions: The No. 1 album sold more than 60k, the entire top 5 more than 20k, the No. 10 album more than 7k. We've had much weaker sales during some of the weeks this year...
Je n'ai qu'une philosophie: Être acceptée comme je suis. Malgré tout ce qu'on me dit, je reste le poing levé.
Say no to streaming!
Originally posted by Timmy94
It's a bit less than I was expecting - mainly because like you said, the top 5 is pretty healthy [which in a typical market, would make the lower echelons of the chart a bit healthier than usual].
But that aside - the bottom line is that 11 albums sold combined less than 45k, despite all being in the top 50 - that is a tragedy, no matter how you dress it.
That means that each sold 4k on average, not that unrealistic if you ask me and not automatically a sign of notably low sales.
Nackar
^^^ Yeah, the figures are fine considering the market (lord knows we've had more terrible weeks), but the market is exactly the thing that's in a terrible state. It wasn't that long ago that for a top ten to be seen as healthy the #10 album should sell at least 10k, and now that's pretty much the exception than the rule.
But yes, the number one sold a great figure, nothing terrible about that at all, and the top five looks fine. It gets progressively worse the lower you go.
BadMan125
Either way, it's a great accomplishment. I won't be sad about it. It is what it is. Americans, we're getting used to it...
"Crime is increasing
Trigger happy policing..." -- Marvin Gaye ("Inner City Blues")
Your maths is correct.
http://nobilliards.blogspot.co.uk/ <---- Brilliant blog about all the UK No 1 albums.
Blondini
Tue September 2, 2014, 03:42
Thanks for this. I'll make a note in the OCC Chart thread.
Have you got totals for the singles? The week count on RUTH on OCC Site is for the remix (10 weeks) and WH seems too low as well (11 weeks). Also why do they only list The Whole Story as having 172 weeks on top 200? When the list Wayne posted contradicted that total? http://www.officialcharts.com/albums-chart/ HOL only has 21 weeks listed on OCC site which is also far lower than what Wayne posted. The total for The Red Shoes on OCC is also the complete total and not just for the reissue which is odd! I assumed the discrepancy on HOL was down to a reissue but TWS having a year and a half's total missing from OCC listing is very strange. I see the listed label on it is Rhino so at some point over the years it must have changed hands from EMI to Rhino along with the other early albums - pre The Dreaming? I know all the others are now on Kate's own Fish People label. No longer anything to do with EMI. I didn't think TWS would have enough time to amass all those other weeks on a new label - i thought she only dumped EMI recently around Director's Cut era? Though does this article say EMI and Rhino are basically part of the same company? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhino_Entertainment So if Rhino UK started in 2006 that could be when the new run started?
Here's the Top 200 info for Kate from 1994 to 2010 - only lists EMI not Rhino label. http://www.zobbel.de/cluk/CLUK_B.HTM
Moments Of Pleasure (EMI)
1994 (12.02.1994): 193 (-/0/1)
The Red Shoes (EMI)
1994 (23.04.1994): 42 (2/3/3)
Kate Bush & Larry Adler
The Man I Love (Mercury)
And So Is Love (EMI)
1994 (8.01.1994): 20 (6/8/8) »p«
THE KICK INSIDE (EMI)
2002 (31.08.2002): 172 (-/1) »p«
HOUNDS OF LOVE (EMI)
1995 (18.02.1995): 138 (-/2) »p2«
2001 (13.10.2001): 46 (1/3) »p2«
2005 (8.10.2005): 62 (2/9)
2006 (8.04.2006): 176 (-/1) »p2«
THE WHOLE STORY (EMI)
1994 (30.04.1994): 48 (8/14/15) »p4«
1995 (7.01.1995): 72 (1/8) »p4«
1997 (15.03.1997): 99 (-/4) »p4«
2001 (1.09.2001): 45 (2/12) »p4«
2004 (20.03.2004): 98 (-/11) »p4«
2006 (14.01.2006): 74 (1/32) »p4«
THE SENSUAL WORLD (EMI)
2005 (26.11.2005): 130 (-/2)
¥HOUNDS OF LOVE (EMI)
2002 (27.04.2002): 22 (-/2)
§King Of The Mountain (EMI)
2005 (15.10.2005): 6 (1/5)
King Of The Mountain (EMI)
2005 (5.11.2005): 4 (6/10)
2006 (5.11.2005): 172 (-/3)
AERIAL (EMI)
2005 (19.11.2005): 3 (8/8) »p«
2006 (19.11.2005): 54 (7/19) »p«
§This Woman's Work (EMI)
Wuthering Heights (EMI)
¥THE WHOLE STORY [ri] (EMI)
Lyra (Universal)
This Woman's Work (EMI)
2008 (5.01.2008): 76 (-/3)
Originally posted by Blondini
It's a mess, basically. I've no idea why there's so much confusion regarding the OCC's inability to post accurate information regarding weeks spent on the chart by certain artists/albums. Even if albums are reissued and given new catalogue numbers they should combine the total number of weeks for each album. It was done for the British Hit Albums/Singles series of books they used to release, so I see no reason why they can't do the same now. Hanboo did post Kate's chart runs up to January of last year but there's a bit of data missing for both The Kick Inside and The Red Shoes (which I've corrected in a previous post) but overall it's pretty accurate.
viewtopic.php?p=507132#p507132
I wasn't even aware that a few of Kate's albums were on the Rhino label until very recently! But yeah, I'm guessing that the change to different labels/companies is why several of Kate's albums are listed as having so few weeks on the chart. If I recall correctly EMI was bought out by Universal a few years ago so that may well be the reason for the mix up.
Oh, i never thought to look there. With all the news about him passing, too.
ForgottenHero
thats alot of albums tbh lol
Ah well, we all lose sight of the obvious from time to time.
aaag
Wed September 3, 2014, 19:13
Anyone knows why some Kate Bush albums are on RHINO label? I know that nowadays most sales come from digital downloads but they are, looking at iTunes, on PARLOPHONE. The only reason I can think of is that Rhino distributes those Japanese re-issues (Toshiba-EMI).
Thu September 4, 2014, 05:52
I'll post everything from the UK that is outside of the top 100 [i.e. hasn't already been posted] from this week's UK chart + the chart history bit...
UK Singles Chart
115 [RE] Babooshka [11 wks]
122 [RE] The Man With The Child In His Eyes [12 wks]
152 [RE] Hounds Of Love [8 wks]
180 [RE] Cloudbusting [8 wks]
Not really worth posting anything else from this week, as most of the emphasis is on her record-breaking albums chart performance!
^ Some of those numbers for 'weeks on chart' are different again! Lol, I give up trying to figure them out.
Too many discrepancies to actually know what the real data is.
There seems to have been so many reissues - its difficult to track. Hounds of Love for e.g. has been reissued twice - that's 3 different versions that have charted, ridiculous.
Yeah, all very confusing indeed. Even Cloudbusting is now listed as having spent eight weeks on the chart in total due to its re-entry, yet on Hanboo's Chart Analysis page it's listed as charting for eight weeks during its initial run! Still, thanks for posting the info anyway. Maybe one day they'll get it right, lol.
https://twitter.com/BrianUkulele/status ... 3711867904
zeus555
Here are some of the UK Album Chart Facts & Feats that Kate achieved this Week.
1) Until Kate had 8 Albums in this Week's UK Top 40 no Female had,
had more than 3 Albums in the Top 40 at the same time.
2) Kate has 3 Albums in the Top 20, (6, 9 & 20). She is only the 3rd
Solo Female to manage it. Joan Baez did it for 10 consecutive Weeks
in 1965, & Amy Winehouse did it for 1 Week in 2011. (Amy's 3 were
all in the Top 10 - 1, 5 & 10 - and she is the only Female Singer to
place 3 Top 10 Albums in the same Chart).
4) Kate's 11 Hit Albums were all in this Week's Top 50. She is beaten
only by Elvis Presley in 1977, (13), & The Beatles in 2009, (12).
5) Kate now holds the UK Chart Record for the 'Living' Artist with
the most Top 50 Albums at the same time - 11. She is way ahead
of any other 'Living' Artist. Bruce Springsteen is 2nd - 7 Top 50
Albums at the same time in July 1985. (U2 are the only 'Living',
(not split up), Group to manage as many as 6 Top 50 Albums in
the same Chart. They did it in 1992).
6) And her 8 simultaneous Top 40 Albums are way ahead of any other
'Living' Act. No previous 'Living' Act has had more than 5 Top 40 Albums
in the same Chart. There are 6 such Acts. (By 'Living' Acts I don't just
mean an Act who is still alive. I also mean a Duo or Group who had
not split up when they achieved 5 Top 40 Albums at the same time.
These are Simon & Garfunkel in 1968 & U2 in 1993).
7) Kate's 11 Top 75 Albums easily beat Madonna, who previously held
that Chart Record for a Female Singer. She had 4 simultaneous Top 75
Albums, for 2 consecutive Weeks, in March 1995.
So, Kate certainly broke numerous UK Album Chart Records this Week.
Her Chart Records were mentioned all over the UK Media, & there
were 2 laughably ignorant comments about her on the 'Daily Mail'
Site. One fellow insisted that Kate is a 'One Hit Wonder' - by which
he meant 'Wuthering Heights'. In fact she has had 26 Top 40 Hits!
(ABBA have had 26 UK Top 40 Hits too, & no-one calls them 'One
Hit Wonders'!). And an Australian fellow refused to believe that
anyone can have 8 Top 40 Albums in the same Chart, & he said
that Kate's achievement means that the UK Charts are 'rigged'!
Fri September 5, 2014, 01:35
^ Thanks for the info.
Sun September 7, 2014, 18:21
UK top 100 album chart:
#09 The Whole Story
#20 Hounds Of Love
#30 Aerial
#31 50 Words For Snow
#39 The Sensual World
#42 The Kick Inside
#45 The Red Shoes
#50 Director's Cut
#53 The Dreaming
#60 Lionheart
#78 Never For Ever

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During package upgrade, MyService process is terminated: update script is terminated as well and apt-get upgrade is killed as well, leaving inconsistent packages that must be fixed manually.
What I want is that update.sh is NOT terminated when MyService is terminated.
I tried splitting update.sh in 2 parts, the first running the second in different ways; I tried starting update2.sh with setsid and nohup but I always get same result.
I tried to execute update2.sh script in a new bash shell with /bin/bash /c "update2.sh", same result.
How do I run a script started from a binary and completely detach from binary process, so I can kill binary while script keeps running?
Here's my environment. MyService is a binary running as a service. update.sh is started by MyService.
.NET Core code to start shell script, inside MyService binary:
var process = new Process();
process.EnableRaisingEvents = true; // to avoid [defunct] sh processes
process.StartInfo.FileName = "/opt/myservice/update.sh";
process.StartInfo.Arguments = "";
process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true;
process.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;
process.Start();
process.WaitForExit(10000);
if (process.HasExited)
{
  Console.WriteLine("Exit code: " + process.ExitCode);
}
else
{
  Console.WriteLine("Child process still running after 10 seconds");
}

update.sh:
nohup /opt/myservice/update2.sh > /opt/myservice/update.log &
systemctl stop MyService

update2.sh:
apt-get update >> /opt/myservice/update.log
apt-get -y install --only-upgrade myservice-1.0 >> /opt/myservice/update.log

update2.sh is never executed because it's terminated when MyService is terminated by update.sh.
update.sh returns code 143, it seems it has been killed.
2018-08-16 14:46:14.5215|Running update script: /opt/myservice/update.sh
2018-08-16 14:46:14.5883|Update script /opt/myservice/update.sh returned: 143

UPDATE
I tried following approaches, thanks for suggestions:

*

*setsid

*disown

*nohup

*screen

*tmux

*unshare

Every approach has same result, termination of all spawned processes.
I suspect this is a .NET Core "feature".
UPDATE 2
I discovered that systemctl stop MyService by default explicitly kills all spawned processes by a service.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40898077/systemd-systemctl-stop-aggressively-kills-subprocesses
If I add KillMode=process to service descriptor, update script is not terminated when service is terminated.
There is NO WAY to escape from PID space for a service started by systemctl. Every technique used, included the one in accepted answer, does not generate a separate process. Every spawned process is always killed by systemctl stop MyService unless KillMode=process is specified.
I ended up creating a separate service MyServiceUpdater: this service runs the plain updater script without any forking. Since PID space is different, everything works as expected. That was a long ride.
MyServiceUpdater example:
[Unit]
Description=Your Service Updater
After=network.target

[Service]
ExecStart=/path/to/update/script/updatescript.sh
ExecStopPost=
TimeoutStopSec=30
StandardOutput=null
WorkingDirectory=/path/to/service/directory/
KillMode=process

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

A: Use crontab (or at) (not mono/.net) to schedule tasks.
Normal options;

*

*nohup my.sh &

*screen -dm -S my my.sh

*tmux new -d -s my my.sh

*service my start / systemctl start my

*Ctrl+Z, bg, disown

A: On a Centos 7 test system via
$ sudo rpm -Uvh https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/7/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm
$ sudo yum install dotnet-sdk-2.1

which results in dotnet-sdk-2.1-2.1.400-1.x86_64 being installed then with the test code
using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.ComponentModel;
namespace myApp {
    class Program {
        static void Main(string[] args) {
            var process = new Process();
            process.EnableRaisingEvents = true; // to avoid [defunct] sh processes
            process.StartInfo.FileName = "/var/tmp/foo";
            process.StartInfo.Arguments = "";
            process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true;
            process.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;
            process.Start();
            process.WaitForExit(10000);
            if (process.HasExited) {
                Console.WriteLine("Exit code: " + process.ExitCode);
            } else {
                Console.WriteLine("Child process still running after 10 seconds");
            }
        }
    }
}

and a shell script as /var/tmp/foo a strace stalls out and shows that /var/tmp/foo is run through xdg-open which on my system does...I'm not sure what, it seems a needless complication.
$ strace -o foo -f dotnet run
Child process still running after 10 seconds
^C
$ grep /var/tmp/foo foo
25907 execve("/usr/bin/xdg-open", ["/usr/bin/xdg-open", "/var/tmp/foo"], [/* 37 vars */] <unfinished ...>
...

a simpler solution is to simply exec a program that in turn can be a shell script that does what you want, which for .NET requires not using the shell:
            process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;

with this set the strace shows that /var/tmp/foo is being run via a (much simpler) execve(2) call:
26268 stat("/var/tmp/foo", {st_mode=S_IFREG|0755, st_size=37, ...}) = 0
26268 access("/var/tmp/foo", X_OK)      = 0
26275 execve("/var/tmp/foo", ["/var/tmp/foo"], [/* 37 vars */] <unfinished ...>

and that .NET refuses to exit:
$ strace -o foo -f dotnet run
Child process still running after 10 seconds
^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C

because foo replaces itself with something that ignores most signals (notably not USR2, or there is always KILL (but avoid using that!)):
$ cat /var/tmp/foo
#!/bin/sh
exec /var/tmp/stayin-alive
$ cat /var/tmp/stayin-alive
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Sys::Syslog;
for my $s (qw(HUP INT QUIT PIPE ALRM TERM CHLD USR1)) {
   $SIG{$s} = \&shandle;
}
openlog( 'stayin-alive', 'ndelay,pid', LOG_USER );
while (1) {
    syslog LOG_NOTICE, "oh oh oh oh oh stayin alive";
    sleep 7;
}
sub shandle {
    syslog LOG_NOTICE, "nice try - @_";
}

daemonize
With a process that disassociates itself from the parent and a shell script that runs a few commands (hopefully equivalent to your intended apt-get update; apt-get upgrade)
$ cat /var/tmp/a-few-things
#!/bin/sh
sleep 17 ; echo a >/var/tmp/output ; echo b >/var/tmp/output

we can modify the .NET program to run /var/tmp/solitary /var/tmp/a-few-things
            process.StartInfo.FileName = "/var/tmp/solitary";
            process.StartInfo.Arguments = "/var/tmp/a-few-things";
            process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;

which when run causes the .NET program to exit fairly quickly
$ dotnet run
Exit code: 0

and, eventually, the /var/tmp/output file does contain two lines written by a process that was not killed when the .NET program when away.
You probably should save the output from the APT commands somewhere, and may also need something so that two (or more!) updates are not
trying to be run at the same time, etc. This version does not stop for questions and ignores any TERM signals (INT may also need to be ignored).
#!/bin/sh
trap '' TERM
set -e
apt-get --yes update
apt-get --yes upgrade

A: Been battling the exact same thing myself.
One solution I've found is to use systemd-run, which essentially creates a transient one-time service to execute an arbitary command.
However for it to work it seems to require that you specify the -r (remain-after-exit) argument. See https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-run.html for more documentation.
For example:
var process = new Process()
{
    StartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo
    {
        FileName = "systemd-run",
        Arguments = "-r sleep 90",
        RedirectStandardOutput = false,
        RedirectStandardError = false,
        UseShellExecute = false,
        CreateNoWindow = true,
    },
};
process.EnableRaisingEvents = true;
process.Start();

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Continued Use of Mobile Instant Messaging Apps: A New Perspective on Theories of Consumption, Flow, and Planned Behavior
Amandeep Dhir*, Puneet Kaur, Risto Rajala
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Mobile instant messaging (MIM) services have entirely changed the communication landscape from where it was a decade ago. They have taken communication among humans to the next level. However, despite their massive popularity among masses, we do not know of specific reasons that drive continuous use of MIM apps (e.g., LINE, WhatsApp, and Snapchat). The current study bridges this gap by investigating the continuation behavior in the context of a popular MIM app called LINE. The study developed a comprehensive framework using three popular consumer behavior theories, namely theory of planned behavior, flow experience theory, and consumption value theory. A total of 309 middle and late adolescent LINE users participated in an online survey. The analysis revealed that perceived ease of use (PEOU), functional value, and social value exert significant positive influences on users' continuation intentions. The PEOU was found to have the strongest influence among all. Additionally, social influence was found to have the significant but negative influence on users' continuation intentions. However, other factors (perceived enjoyment, concentration, telepresence, and perceived behavioral control) have no role in predicting continuation intentions. Furthermore, continuation intentions were found to have no impact on users' actual LINE use related behavior. The findings of the present research offer several theoretical and managerial implications.
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Opioid, which resembles opium in addictive properties and physiological effects, is used for making medicines, especially pain killers. As it is addictive, doctors prescribe medication containing opioid in selected cases and in very little amount. Cough syrups with the compound are almost never recommended for children.
Cufloc–D is manufactured by Unison Pharmaceuticals, a company based in Himachal Pradesh, and is marketed in Mumbai by Duram Pharmachem in Vidyavihar.
On Friday, FDA inspectors visited Duram Pharmachem's office and learnt that it hadpurchased5,063bottlesofCuflocDlast month. Of the batch, 1,942 bottles have been sold to drug stores in different parts of thestate.Therestwereseizedfromthecompany's warehouse in Bhiwandi.
TheFDAhasissueda"stop–salenotification" across the state. Samples of the syrup have been sent for tests to the Drug Control Laboratory in the Bandra Kurla Complex.
The first case came to light on July 20, when five–year–old Arya Gupta from became unconscious soon after taking a 5ml dose of the cough syrup at her home in Kamothe. A local paediatrician, Shailesh Kabra, had prescribed the medicine.
Arya's parents rushed her to Dr Kabra, whosuggested herimmediateadmissionto the intensive care unit of Sai Child Care Clinic.
"Within moments of consuming the syrup,Aryabecamenumb.Wetriedtowake her up, but she just wouldn't open her eyes," said her father, Atul. "She was put on an oxygen supply in the hospital."
A urine test later revealed high opioid content in the girl's body. Arya was finally discharged on Wednesday.
On Thursday, another patient of Dr Kabra, three–year–old Aarti Gholap, was hospitalised with similar symptoms. "She was prescribed just 2.5ml of the syrup. She couldn't breathe and was very drowsy – standard symptoms of opioid consumption," Dr Kabra said.
AartiwasalsoadmittedtoSaiChildCare Clinic in a critical condition. She is still recovering. Aarti's 21–year–old aunt, Poonam Kad, also fell ill on Thursday after taking the cough syrup from the same bottle. Both consumed it the same time, but Poonam becamebreathlessanddrowsytwohours later.
"She had a bit of cough and cold. She didn't visit a doctor, and decided to follow Aarti's medication," said Poonam's brother, Sandeep. She was treated at Metro Hospital.
Three back–to–back cases prompted Dr Kabra to alert the FDA. "The bottles must have high quantityofopioidaslowdosages donotcausesuchseverereactions,"hesaid.
FDA Assistant Commissioner Vijay Karande, meanwhile, said that a stop–sale notice for Cufloc D had been sent to all drug stockists. "We have also recalled the bottles from across the state," he said.
Anand Uppal, a partner at Unison Pharmaceuticals, said that the company had sent quality test reports of Cufloc D to Duram Pharmachem, which would forward them to the FDA.


In this chapter,Fiona shares her experiences of the Irish mental health system both when her decisions were and were not respected, including her admission interview to psychiatric hospital, participation in a training video for a young doctor, and her experience with different professionals regarding medication. Fiona's stories not only raise doubts about the legitimacy of consent sought by professionals when granted with coercive power, but also reflect on the trauma, both physically and emotionally, inflicted when her wishes were not taken into account during treatment. On the other hand, a positive result and mutual trust between Fiona and her service provider was only possible as the capacity law inIreland did not jump in as a disabling barrier. Bo's response looks at how genuine and meaningful consent should be sought, the potential repercussions of the Irish Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015, and the new space created by the UNCRPD for advocacy and service users' involvement in the mental health system.
My 7 word autobiography is: Crusader striving for justice to be served.
My name is Bo Chen.
I am from Mainland China.
My 7 word autobiography is: a humble learner of restoring "impossible" rights.


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Ahh, the after Christmas recovery.
If, like me, you could use a little light-hearted mockery of the holiday, this track is for you. Not mockery via words, mind you. But if you've ever wondered what it would sound like if after Christmas Day all of Santa's helpers ate rather moderately large quantities of MDMA, your answer lies in a click right below.
From his album "ProAgonist", which includes other kickass tracks such as "The Forever Endeavor", "Rage is the Beautiful Light that Struck Her" and his remix of John B's "Broken Language". I've also previously posted "The Devil's Chimney" this last summer.
Sweet! "the Devil's Chimney" was an awesome track, great techno for highway driving.
Wow. It appears that the 60's must not have been good enough to me.


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Soul Source Record Club. Your Daily Pick "it's Time To Move Your Feat To The Beat"
Never heard the flip mate - will have a listen. Why we no flip!?
Yep, nice record matey. You're sort of getting the hang of it!
Love ZZ,he comes a close second to Walter Jackson as my fave artists.
Another album that every collection should own..
I think that they put this out on three labels, shame that his vocal is so immature, is best I put it.
Another top album..wasn't sure which track to put on here..
You dirty little fecker Gogger!
Tata Vega - "I need you now" on Tamla. Cracking tune for less than a tenner!
And what boat may that be???
i came across this a few years back on a gospel site. It's actually the B side of a Deep gospel tune called 'He's moving'. Totally fell in love with it.
Thanks to Steve for puting it on youtube.
Superb 70's track from ray Charles's Label..
One of two nice tracks from the album Time wounds all heels on the Dobre,the label was owned by a few dodgey characters who used it for money laundering during the seventies ..
This album is a must and cheap,12" of pure soul..
just come to the point DISCO QUEENS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Top notch album track for you non disco like types..
He now theet showin off lad,this and Clydene Jackson, super tunes.
Anglo wanted £150 for this the other day, fortunately mine was about a fiver int 70's I think from Soul Bowl.
Did you know Clydene Jackson sung backing on Gene Townsel's album,The album was originaly recorded in 75..
Probably been posted before, but here goes.....Billy Sol - Time, Time. Anyone currently playing this one out?
Great piece of blue eyed soul from me today, i absolutely love this, even though it's among my records which are soon to be up for sale!


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Rick Astley announces new UK tour
The Never Gonna Give You Up singer is back with a brand new tour for 2018.
Matt Buttell / Fri 1 June
Two years ago Rick Astley surprised the world (and himself) with the release of his smash hit album, 50.
The record soared to the top of the Album Charts, sold over 300,000 copies and was one of the biggest-selling releases of 2016.
Now Rick is releasing a follow up to the hit record. Beautiful Life, which will be released on BMG on 20 July, features 12 new tracks written, produced and played by Astley himself.
To support the record, Rick has also unveiled plans for a brand new UK tour to kick off this October. The new tour, which takes in cities including Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff and London, will give fans a chance to hear all of Rick's new tracks live – including the Chic-flavored title track, the evocative Rise Up and the insanely catchy Try.
After selling over 100,000 tickets on his 2017 tour, Rick will be joined by very special guest Gabrielle on the new tour.
Take a listen to his track Walk Like A Panther, from the original motion picture of the same name, below:
In a career spanning over 30 years, Rick Astley has sold over 40 million records worldwide. 50 has over 10 million UK streams, 20 million worldwide while his classic Never Gonna Give You Up has had over 140 million streams on Spotify alone.
Singles from 50 had over 12 million YouTube views while Rick has over 600,000 followers on socials.
Here's all the dates on Rick Astley's new tour in full:
25 October – SEC Armadlllo, Glasgow,
26 October – Hull Venue
27 October – Manchester Arena
29 & 30 October – Gateshead Sage
1 November – Plymouth Pavilions
2 November – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
3 November – Brighton Centre
5 November – Southend Cliffs Pavilion
6 November – Cambridge Corn Exchange
8 & 9 November – Eventim Apollo, London
10 November – Bournemouth, International Centre
12 & 13 November – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
15 November – Genting Arena, Birmingham
16 November – Leeds First Direct Arena
17 November – Liverpool Echo Arena
Tickets for Rick Astley's new tour go on sale Friday 8 June.
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in the debate at the High School?
In a 10-point (worth) debate at a certain High School, 36 students participated in the debate. If the overall points earned by the girls were 24 more than that of the boys, how many girls participated in the debate at the High School?
(1)	The average (arithmetic mean) of the overall points earned by the girls in the debate at the High School was 7.
(2)	The average (arithmetic mean) of the overall points earned by the boys in the debate at the High School was 5.
- If 36 students participated in the debate, does this mean there were 18 individual (2-person debates), or is there some other team-type configuration (e.g., 3 vs 3)?
- What do you mean by a 10-point debate? Does this mean there are 10 points to award to either person/team in the debate (e.g., team A gets 3 points and team B gets 7 points), or can a team/person earn up to 10 points, so that it's possible that not all 10 points are awarded in a debate?
Your questions have put my question under doubt without doubt. I think the use of the term 'debate' won't be fair here. It should have been kind of individual performance where each performer is rated on an integral scale of 0-10, there's always a chance that a performer may receive 10 points. Please suggest me proper wordings in order to make it sound the way I wanted it to. Rahul has probably read my mind the way it worked while designing this question.
My answer is to be C only, with no C trap!
Ah, I see. Good question!
All we need to do is find a way to attribute a value from 0 to 10 (inclusive) for each of the 36 students.
36 students participated in a competition in which each student received a score from 0 to 10 inclusive. If the total points earned by the girls was 24 more than the total points earned by the boys, how many girls participated in the competition?
(1)	The average (arithmetic mean) of the girls' scores was 7.
(2)	The average (arithmetic mean) of the boys' scores was 5.