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Azarath is a Polish death metal band from Tczew, formed in 1998.

History
Azarath was formed in October 1998 by Inferno, Bruno and D. The band then recorded their first demos, Traitors and Destroy Yourself. After being joined by Bart and completing the lineup, the band then played many shows to support the demos and eventually wrote and recorded their debut album, Demon Seed, in Hertz Studio. The album was met with positive reviews and good response, which got the band an invitation from Polish death metal band Vader to be a supporting act for Vader's Revelations Tour in 2002.

In late August 2003, the band recorded their second album, Infernal Blasting, in Hendrix Studio. Like the first album, it was met with a positive response from critics and fans. After the recording session for the album,  D. left the band because of personal reasons. The band eventually found a second guitarist, Trufel, from the band Yattering, and began touring to promote new album.

Between June and August 2006, the band recorded their third album, Diabolic Impious Evil, at Hendrix Studio and Hertz Studio. The album was released on 16 September 2006. After the release of the album, the band started touring in the  Blitzkrieg 4 tour, supporting Vader, along with Vesania and Trauma. In November 2007, the band played the Legions of Death Attack Tour in Poland with Adam Sierzega on drums, the former drummer of Lost Soul, together with Stillborn and Deception.

In October 2008, the band signed a new deal with Agonia Records upon release of their forthcoming fourth studio album, Praise the Beast, which was released as a standard CD, LP and limited digipak with bonus tracks. At around the same time,  the band signed with American record label Deathgasm Records for a standard CD release for the North American territory. The album was released on 25 May 2009. The band played several festivals to support the album, including the Inferno Metal Festival in Oslo in April, the Devilstone Fest in Lithuania in June, and the PartySan Fest in Germany in August 2009. Later on, for eleven days during September and October 2009, the band (along with Hermh and Black River) supported Behemoth on their Polish "Evangelion" tour. After the tour, Bruno decided to leave the band and focus on his private life. The band continued on with Necrosodom, from the bands Anima Damnata, Thunderbolt, and Throneum, as the new bass player and vocalist.

In January 2011, the band underwent further lineup changes. The band split up with Thrufel, and Necrosodom took over guitar duties instead of bass. The band recruited P. as the new bassist. Towards the end of 2010, the band signed Witching Hour Productions. Shortly after, recording sessions for the band's fifth album took place between January and February 2011 in Hertz Studio, where the  Wiesławscy Bros were responsible for production, mixing, and mastering. On 10 April, Witching Hour released an EP titled Holy Possession, which consisted of the title track and a cover of "Rebel Souls" by the band Damnation. The band's fifth album, Blasphemers' Maledictions, was released on 6 June 2011 by Witching Hour Productions. In September 2011 the band began touring for the album by playing a tour in Poland along with Italian band Bulldozer, and Polish bands Witchmaster and Deus Mortem. In December 2011 the band played the European Hatefest Tour, supporting acts like Triptykon, Marduk, and Kataklysm. During the summer of 2012 the band played the Extreme Festival in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

Band members

 Current members
Zbigniew "Inferno" Promiński – drums
Bartłomiej "Bart" Szudek – guitars
Piotr "P." Ostrowski – bass
Marcin "Skullripper" Sienkiel – vocals, guitars
Former members
Radosław "Thorn" Murawski – bass guitar
Andrzej "D." Zdrojewski – guitars
Bartłomiej "Bruno" Waruszewski – vocals , bass , guitar (
Mariusz "Trufel" Domaradzki – guitars
Marek "Necrosodom" Lechowski – vocals , guitars , bass

 Current live musicians
Paweł "Stormblast" Pietrzak – drums
Michał "Armagog" Samol - bass

 Live musicians
Tomasz "Reyash" Rejek – bass
Dariusz "Daray" Brzozowski – drums
Krzysztof "Vizun" Saran – drums
Adam Sierżęga – drums
Piotr "Lord Kaos" Jeziorski  – vocals
Witek Ustapiuk  – guitars

 Timeline

Discography

Studio albums
Demon Seed (2001)
Infernal Blasting (2003)
Diabolic Impious Evil (2006)
Praise the Beast (2009)
Blasphemers' Maledictions (2011)
In Extremis (2017)
Saint Desecration (2020)

EPs
Holy Possession (2011)

Demos
Traitors (1998)
Destroy Yourself (2000)

Splits
Death Monsters (with Stillborn) (2004)

References

External links

Polish death metal musical groups
Musical quartets
Musical groups established in 1998
1998 establishments in Poland


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Best Horror Films of All Time
By Jamie on February 13, 2018 on Film
Who doesn't love a good horror film? There's nothing better than being scared out of your mind with a bowl of popcorn and comfy blanket. For me, personally, I grew up obsessed with horror films. My favorites are the Michael Myers Halloween Franchise movies. I also love Child's Play and Candyman. I am a horror film fanatic, and there's not many things that I enjoy more than watching gruesome films. When I'm not watching horror movies, you can find me at one of the local museums or enjoying a game at Pokerstarscasino. However, no matter what, I'm always searching for the best horror films to check out or rewatch online. Until more horror films are debuted, I've put together a list of the best horror movies of all time, in no particular order. Check them out below.
The creator, John Carpenter, knew what he was doing when he created Halloween. It is such a good franchise, that each and every year in October, every household family rewatches all of the movies. There aren't many horror movies that can come close to the scarieness of Michael Myers chasing down a babysitter or his sister, Laurie Strode. The anticipation for what boogeyman Michael Myers will do next is what keeps you on the edge of your seat during any Halloween movie. Halloween has only gotten better since its debut in 1978 and Michael Myers will forever be one of the scariest and most suspenseful monsters of all time.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of those movies that drop you head-first into a legit nightmare. Tobe Hooper's original movie opens with a gruesome sight, slows down a little for some mildly creepy setup, then dumps five, silly kids into a full-on nightmare that doesn't let up until the very end. Upon its release in 1974, the movie was banned outright in several countries and numerous theaters later stopped airing the film in response to complaints about how violent it was. Even still, this movie is one of the purest examples of real horror cinema. Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the most chilling, creepiest movies out still to this day.
Freddy Krueger is considered one of the most ominous horror villains of all time. The original Nightmare on Elm Street still holds up as one of the most scariest movies ever. However, many people don't care too much for the sequels that were later made. The late, great creator of the franchise, Wes Craven, knew what he was doing when he created the franchise. The slasher focuses on four teenagets who are invaded and killed in their dreams, which makes you not want to go to sleep after watching this gruesome film. Elm Street will remain one of the most-watched horror films of all time, especially around Halloween each year.
Scream was also created by none other than the Godfather of horror films himself, Wes Craven. Craven created the franchise in the 90's and did a bangup job of mixing clever horror with comedy when it comes to Scream. The films are legitimately scary and can also be unexpectedly funny, which is a huge treat for those who are insanely scared during horror films. Scream's focus is on a ghostfaced killer that goes around slashing college students. The films combine black comedy with mystery from vilence of the slasher to really give fans a thrill. Scream is a little over 20 years old, but still is recognized as being some of the best horror movies of our time.
The original and undeniably creepiest possession-themed horror movie probably ever made, The Exorcist, is one of a kind. Not only is it one of the scariest films ever made, but it is also one of the most well-put-together horror movies ever created. The story of a demon-inhabited Regan, her distressed mother, and two priests working their religious magic to save her life holds up to repeat viewings because of how well the actors portrayed their parts. This supernatural horror film has been named the scariest film of all time by Entertainment Weekly and earned ten Academy Award nominations, winning two of them. The Exorcist is still watched today and is just as scary now as it was in 1973.
You can't have a list of horror films without mentioning the slasher classic of Friday the 13th. The movie is based on friends spending time at an overnight camp, Camp Crystal Lake, and getting hunted and killed by Jason Voorhees. The film was released in 1980 and was a major hit with horror film fanatics. Friday the 13th is still one of the creepiest movies of all time today, especially for kids who visit summer camps. You can't help but think that in the middle of the night Jason is going to come running at you with a butcher knife. That is the impact that the popular franchise has had on the public after all of these years.
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It seems like just yesterday I met this young fellow. I think I was in Seattle, maybe it was San Francisco, but we were near some boats and I was talking to this young fellow about marijuana laws, about the drug war in general, and damn if he didn't just take off like a rocket, joined forces with some other drug reformers, and helped to swing the cat so to speak in Colorado, and move things around the US.
He's with us right now, I want to welcome, now with the Marijuana Policy Project, Mister Mason Tvert. Hey, Mason, how you doing?
MASON TVERT: I'm great, Dean, thanks for having me.
DEAN BECKER: Well, it does seem like just yesterday that you got your foot in the water and, hell, you really got things moving there in Colorado. First off, just tell us how are things in Colorado. Is it full of people ODing on weed, what's going on up there?
MASON TVERT: Things are quite lovely. It's, you know, really just business as usual for the state, and adults are simply able to purchase cannabis legally, like they are able to purchase alcohol. It's really not much different for the typical person.
Of course it's created tens of thousands of jobs, so it's certainly changed the lives of a lot of people in that way, and it's generating, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue that's been benefiting state programs at our schools and providing other services that were needed, and, you know, it's really, you know, marijuana was here already, it's not as if it was, you know, dropped into the state the day it became legal. So not much is different, with the exception that it's now a legal, regulated product.
DEAN BECKER: Now, you know, I mentioned early on there that you were involved with many different organizations, heck, you even co-wrote a book, what was it? Marijuana Is Safer, So Why Are We Driving People To Drink? Was that the right title.
DEAN BECKER: And that, it kind of generated a wave, a recognition, that the old, you know, the lies, the propaganda, the reefer madness, is losing its luster, very few politicians are leaning in that direction these days. Right?
MASON TVERT: Absolutely. I think that the more people hear about cannabis, the more they learn about it, the more that they see and hear, you know, other people that they know and respect supporting an end to prohibition, the more likely they are to support an end to marijuana prohibition.
You know, a lot of people only heard negative things about marijuana for most of their lives, and it was really just a matter of exposing them to the debate, and letting them hear the other side, letting them see the facts, and once that became pervasive enough, we now have just seen support for prohibition crumble, and there's a desire for a more sensible approach.
DEAN BECKER: Well, even at the federal level, McConnell, Boehner, some of these die-hard, well, no longer die-hard prohibitionists are coming forward and changing the equation as well. Right?
MASON TVERT: Yeah, you know, it's really becoming an industry, much like other industries, and people are going to be seeing these opportunities. This is perhaps the fastest growing industry in the country, the legal marijuana industry, and there are people in, you know, looking into it, and examining the opportunities, and recognizing that there are big opportunities, and that it would be foolish to not get involved out of fear of marijuana in general, and a prohibitionist mindset.
It's, you know, being looked at like any other business opportunity, with potential risks and potential benefits. And it's not surprising that we're seeing former elected officials deciding to get involved in this, as well as current elected officials recognizing that there's really nothing to fear politically if they get supportive.
DEAN BECKER: I think it's actually a vote getter, if they just want to dig down to the bottom of it.
MASON TVERT: Yeah, potentially, I would say that it probably depends on, you know, what office they're running for, where, and, you know, the general makeup of the race, but, it's certainly not something that seems to be hurting anyone politically. It also certainly does seem to have benefits for a whole lot of candidates.
I mean, it's moving toward the point, we're not there yet, but moving toward the point, like, with alcohol. I mean, could you imagine being supportive of a candidate who said they thought alcohol should be illegal, or even a candidate who said they'd never drank alcohol before, or thought it was bad to drink alcohol. I mean, that would be very difficult for a lot of voters to relate to, and, you know, we're going to sooner or later see that type of situation with cannabis as well.
DEAN BECKER: Well, and you know, at the state level, we have a lot of voter referendums, people trying, some states have two or more, as I understand it, we have a situation where many of the state politicians are trying to circumvent or pre-empt these referendums, try to legalize it where the, in a fashion that suits the legislature better than it does the citizenry.
It's a real bundle of energy insofar as people trying to change the marijuana laws at this point, right?
MASON TVERT: Absolutely. I mean, you know, we've always seen lawmakers with a lot of disdain for the ballot initiative process. They don't like the idea of not having that control. But unfortunately, a lot of lawmakers have not been proactive on this issue, so it has resulted in citizens taking it up and moving it forward through ballot measures.
And, you know, if it -- it's great that that's forcing a lot of lawmakers to take it more seriously and consider passing these types of measures, and if they pass measures that are, you know, poorly written or way too restrictive, then they can expect to see efforts to change those laws, through ballot initiatives, and it's really a, quite frankly, I think a great aspect of the, you know, the democratic process in this country, at least in those states that have a ballot initiative process.
DEAN BECKER: You know, it was just over a year ago, my city of Houston came up with a, what they call the Misdemeanor Marijuana Diversion Program, that under four ounces of weed would not result in an arrest or jailing, none of that, they'll just write you a ticket, and whenever possible at the local level I think a lot of local officials, district attorneys, and in the case of New York City, the mayor, are trying to change the perspective, trying to change the number of arrests, trying to do away with much of that reefer madness. Your thought there too, please.
MASON TVERT: Yeah, I think that we are reaching a point where, you know, they can't ignore this anymore, I mean, the number of arrests taking place in a city like New York, the extreme disproportionate impact on communities of color, it's just not something that people are ignoring, the media's not ignoring, and as a result elected officials can't ignore it, and they're having to at least do something about it, and measures like the one in Houston are certainly a great step, and will make people realize that you don't have to arrest and, you know, seriously punish every single individual who gets caught with a small amount of marijuana.
But, there's obviously still room for improvement. We shouldn't see any punishment associated with simple possession of marijuana, this is at least a big step toward recognizing that.
DEAN BECKER: All right, friends, once again we've been speaking with Mister Mason Tvert, now aligned with the Marijuana Policy Project. Mason, what am I leaving out, what would you like to share with the listeners?
MASON TVERT: Well, I think there's, you know, a lot of progress has been made, but there's still a lot of work to be done, and, you know, even in states, whether it's like Colorado or California or Washington, where marijuana's now legal for adults, there's still efforts to paint these systems as being horrific and causing so many problems, when they are not in fact problematic.
We need to make sure that the facts are getting out there. And then of course there's a lot of places where we still need to see changes made, and it's going to be an ongoing battle that's not really going to end at any point. It's going to be, just like with alcohol, constant discussions and debates and fights over certain policy issues to make these laws reflect the facts, and make them more sensible.
DEAN BECKER: All right. Once again, that was Mister Mason Tvert, Marijuana Policy Project, their website, MPP.org.
We're going to shift countries right now. We're going to go north, going to Canada, up in BC, going to talk to my computer guru and to a long time friend, associate, fellow drug reformer, for well over a decade now, and my friend, Mister Matt Elrod. Hey, Matt, how you doing?
MATT ELROD: I'm good, Dean.
DEAN BECKER: Thank you for being with us. You know, Matt, it seems the dam is cracking, you know, there's certainly fissures showing up here and there in the US, we just heard some great thoughts coming out of the UK, and Canada's fixing to legalize this summer, I guess, is the word, cannabis, and there's a reexamination of the whole of the drug war up there as well. Am I right?
MATT ELROD: Absolutely. Yeah, as you mentioned, Canada's got a legalization bill going through the Senate right now, and a companion bill to strengthen drugged driving laws, to allay fears about carnage on our highways when we legalize cannabis.
And, you're right, right on the weight -- on the heels of that, there's a lot of talk in Canada about at least decriminalizing all illicit drugs, in light of the opiate overdose crisis we're facing. And, you know, the voices for -- calling for that are growing louder, the opposition parties in Canada, or at least two of them, have been calling for that. So, it's hopeful.
DEAN BECKER: You know, all the hoopla and the reefer madness that still lingers somehow, that gives the cops and the prosecutors this idea that they -- they really need to crack down on cannabis drivers, when, I think the truth be told there haven't -- hasn't been that many cannabis caused wrecks in the first place, it's just this inherent built-in fear of what might happen. Am I right?
MATT ELROD: Yes, and you know, fear stems from ignorance, and that's what we're facing, is just a lot of ignorance about cannabis. And there's also some deliberate misleading going on from groups like Smart Approaches to Marijuana. Three of the senators who are currently studying our legalization bill made a trip last month, I believe it was, down to Washington to meet with Jeff Sessions, and with Smart Approaches to Marijuana, to get some tips on how to fight legalization.
And they came back with a stack of SAM reports, I guess you could call them reports, SAM propaganda, that makes the case, or attempts to make the case, that cannabis related accidents have doubled in Washington state and Colorado. Now you and I know that what has really gone up is the number of fatally injured motorists who are testing positive, whether or not that caused their accident, whether or not they were impaired when they had the accident, and this is largely due to testing going up, by drivers who are tested more frequently now.
I think where before, if a fatally injured driver tested positive for alcohol, they wouldn't bother doing the cannabis test, because they had their culprit, whereas now they do. So for all those reasons, you know, what we're seeing is an increase in the number of reported so-called cannabis related fatalities.
And this is being deliberately twisted and used to mislead some of the fearful and the ignorant.
DEAN BECKER: That's the hell of it, isn't, leading the fearful and the ignorant, that's been the, I don't know, the cause, and the solution to all of life's problems. Drugs, I guess.
MATT ELROD: You know, it's sometimes difficult to tell who's delusional and who's dishonest.
MATT ELROD: And for that reason, I try to give such people the benefit of the doubt and think, okeh, this person's just uninformed, but at root I know that there are people like, you know, Kevin Sabet and others who deliberately mislead the public, who know better.
MATT ELROD: And, and I think some of our senators fall into both camps. Some of them are sincerely ignorant, and understandably fearful, while others are ideologically opposed to the legalization, sometimes for partisan reasons, they just don't want Trudeau to succeed in this endeavor.
And -- or, or maybe they're fighting a culture war, maybe a pothead stole their girlfriend in high school, you know, which is often the case.
DEAN BECKER: Well, and I, of late, I've really come to the conclusion that it's alcohol versus marijuana, and other drugs, but, about a hundred years ago, the alcoholics lost their moral standing, if you will, here in the US, when we had that first prohibition, but then they kind of gained back and meantime they had passed the Harrison Narcotics law [sic: Act], and other anti-drug laws, and it just seems the alcoholics have the upper hand and they're just not going to let go. Your response to that, Matt.
MATT ELROD: Yeah, it's a tough one. I mean, the records show, so, historical record shows that Anslinger et al. wrapped the war on drugs with the end of alcohol prohibition, they had all these drug agents, you know, that they had to keep busy, and, you know, there are a lot of vested interests in drug prohibition, so it's clear that there was a transfer there.
DEAN BECKER: Well, here's hoping that you guys get it straightened out, and that the cops and the prosecutors don't take over the whole industry and they let some good folks like Marc and Jodie Emery get involved, after all the hard work they've done. But, the good news is that the Drug Truth Network has a new website design, new ease. Tell folks what's going on with our site, please.
MATT ELROD: Yeah, we've finally gotten you upgraded to a newer version of the content management system running at DrugTruth.net, and this version is much more mobile-friendly. That's, I think, the biggest plus at all, because we were certainly starting to lose people who've become accustomed to surfing on their phones and their personal devices.
So, that's good. While we were at it we decluttered it a bit, I think, made it a little easier to surf around and find what you're looking for. We've added the ability for you to attach images to individual programs, which I think will be helpful for your listeners, to see who they're hearing. And, I particularly like -- you've always had this functionality, but the ability to search the entire website by guest or organization.
In particular because I'm a vain man, and I can see that, with just a couple clicks, all the interviews you've done with me. So similarly, you know, any guest you've had, or any organization they to, NORML, what have you, can link to directly the programs that they've been featured in.
DEAN BECKER: Well, this is all good news, and, you know, and the heck of it is, dear listeners, I worked towards this, Matt has worked towards this, is to educate and to embolden you to do your part to end this stupid god damned drug war.
BILL MAHER: We have this fantasy that our interests and the interests of the super rich are the same, like somehow the rich will eventually get so full that they'll explode. And the candy will rain down on the rest of us. Like there's some kind of pinata of benevolence.
But here's the thing about a pinata. It doesn't open on its own. You have to beat it with a stick.
DEAN BECKER: It's time to play Name That Drug By Its Side Effects! Euphoria, drowsiness, nausea, confusion, constipation, sedation, unconsciousness, coma, tolerance, addiction, respiratory arrest, and death. Time's up! This drug, 80 times stronger than morphine and heroin, is available via schedule two prescription: Fentanyl. For major pain.
All right, as promised last week, we have some more interviews and speeches coming out of the Patients Out of Time conference, which happened just a week and a half ago up there in New Jersey. This is all thanks to Doug McVay, who produces our other half hour program, Century of Lies. But, well, let's just get to it.
MELANIE DREHER, PHD, RN, FAAN: This is really my personal odyssey, from being a scientist to being an activist.
DEAN BECKER: This is Doctor Melanie Dreher.
MELANIE DREHER, PHD, RN, FAAN: And, I think that it's something that many scientists go through, so let me just share with you some of this. Nineteen Sixty-Nine, the summer that Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, and 400,000 of my very best friends were at Woodstock, New York, I was on a mountain top in Jamaica, in a journey of discovery.
I was sent there by my major professor at Columbia University to find out about cannabis. Now, I have to tell you, at that point I had never smoked anything, not even a cigarette. I had never done field work before, although I was a graduate student in anthropology, and I knew nothing about Jamaica. So, I was obviously exquisitely qualified to undertake that study.
And, I was at that time, I was helping my professor, who had just been funded to do a study of the chronic use of marijuana. At that time, all the research had been focused on what happens to you when you smoke, the acute effects of smoking, and no one had really looked at, well, what happens to people after they smoke for years, on a daily or weekly basis.
So that was my job, was to just find out about cannabis use in Jamaica. He had done his field work there, and he knew that it was used. So, I, on that mountain top in that small community, I discovered, and it was the summer of discovery, that cannabis was not only a substance that was smoked and used recreationally, but it had religious connotations among the Rastafarians, in fact it was their sacrament, is their sacrament.
And then of course this rich medicinal use. And that time, and still, herbal medicine is an important part of the Jamaica folks pharmacopoeia, but, as they showed me this bush and that bush, and another leaf, and a tree, they would say, but ganja, which is the Indian word, marijuana, ganja, that is the king of it.
And -- meaning that it was a substance that had so many uses, and could be used in so many ways. Topically, as an edible, cooked in soup, smoked.
And so, I went back with my little report for the summer, and then the next year I went to recruit the sample of men who were going to be in a study of chronic use, the impact of chronic use, a medical anthropological study, and at that point, I very much realized, and this has stayed with me the rest of the time, that -- the rest of my career -- that in fact cannabis really depends, as our -- previous speakers have said, on set and setting.
It's really important to understand the context before you can interpret the results of your research. So, we found, for example, that all of our cannabis users, compared to our non-users, were significantly psych -- on every psychological test, better adjusted.
And, but then when we looked at, when I shared my experience with recruiting, it was very easy to recruit cannabis users. I could hardly find any non-users. So you know that the people who were not using it are already a little weird. You know, there's something different about them, they're not part of normal male social life, so there we go.
And, so, again, it was not -- all we could say with that study is that probably cannabis doesn't do any harm. Then, I went back, and studied the amotivational syndrome. We all know what that was, but in Jamaica, men were using cannabis to work harder. And it was actually distributed to cane workers, who, as a little coffee break to get, sit down, have a smoke, get up and cut more cane, load more cane, sugar cane.
And while I was there I also of course started working with women, and when I first went, very few women smoked. They drank the tea and men were the smokers, men claimed that women didn't have the brains to smoke, so, they had to stay away from those psychoactive properties, but, women were preparing teas, and poultices, and infusions, other infusions, for their children, to keep them smarter, and healthier.
And, really? You're making marijuana tea for your children, three times a day? Yes, miss, it really helps them in school. Well, let's see, so I got funded to do a little study of children, and, comparing the children who drank tea on a regular basis and other children who didn't drink tea. And again, we found out, tea drinkers did significantly better in their studies than the children who didn't drink tea.
But, it had to be put in the context of parents who were willing to share their precious store of cannabis with their children were also the mothers and fathers who made sure their children had pencils and paper and clean uniforms, and went to school on a regular basis.
But it was associated with good parenting, and not bad parenting. And while I was looking at children, I was looking more at women and women who were smoking during pregnancy, and at that time, the United States was still reeling with the thalidomide crisis of the 1960s, very interested in the teratogenic effects of cannabis. And, I though, okeh, this is the time to do a study of the impact of marijuana during pregnancy.
And we tested these neonates, we used standard measures, we had thirty exposed neonates and thirty non-exposed neonates, and once again, the results were counter-intuitive, and our exposed neonates did significantly better on every dimension of the Brazelton neonatal scale than the non-exposed infants. So, here we were, and this became one of my first challenges about the social and political realities of cannabis use. It was very hard to get that study published.
We did get it published in Pediatrics, finally, but it brought to fore the editorial bias that exists in most journals, and has actually been cited, a wonderful article in Lancet in 1989 actually evaluated various studies on not just cannabis, but other drug studies, studies of substances as well, and found that the more positive your findings are, in other words, that actually negative, that cannabis does not have cocaine does not have a bad effect or as serious effect as we thought it would have, the less likely you are to get published.
And, that editorial bias has continued to exist, in my own profession, which is nursing, as well as anthropology.
With both of your eyes closed.
All right, I apologize, that was me singing, but it's designed to get your attention, to think about this American dream, this dream of an eternal war on drugs, where the number of deaths increases every day, the number of diseases, where the amount of violence, where the expenditure of trillions of dollars just continues and continues on.
Kind of recapping the show, our new web page, designed by Matt Elrod, is up and ready, that's at DrugTruth.net. It's phone friendly, as I understand it we already have an increased number of listenership. You know, share it with your friends, your family, your relatives, and again, I remind you, because of prohibition, you don't know what's in that bag, and I urge you to please, be careful.


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About 200 galahs have been found dead in the South Australian town of Burra, prompting investigations by the state's Department for Environment and Water and the local council. Dead birds started turning up in the historic Mid North town last Wednesday, with numbers increasing to about 200 by Monday, according to Animal Rescue and Care co-ordinator Ruth Norris. The birds otherwise looked healthy and weren't "grain gorging".
Animal Rescue and Care co-ordinator Ruth Norris said the birds otherwise looked healthy and it was not obvious how they had died.
They were all found in a small area around the old courthouse and police house lockup, on Sancreed Street, in North Burra — an area where galahs tend to congregate.
Ms Norris said this meant it was unlikely they had died from gorging on germinating seeds from local farms. In that case, dead birds would have been found in a much larger area.
A necropsy revealed very little grain in their stomachs. "They've got good body condition so it's not a weather event, it's not a disease, it appears to be a very unusual event or even suspicious," she said. Cats and dogs which had touched the galahs had not become sick, she said.
A Department for Environment and Water spokeswoman said staff were "looking into the circumstances" of the deaths following the Facebook post and media enquiries, however no official report had been made.
Galahs are not a protected species in South Australia, however they can only be killed by shooting.
Regional Council of Goyder chief executive David Stevenson said the council had sent off some of the dead birds to the Natural Resources office in Clare for investigation.


Myth: Good design isn't needed if you're already at the top of search engine results.
Well, I would say that, actually, both are needed!
Hi, this is Steve Johnsen, and I want to talk about this idea that you don't need good web design if you're already showing up at the top of search engine results. The reality is that these are two separate things, and actually both are needed.
Using your website to get you business, to get you new customers, is actually a two-step process.
The first step is, you have to get found. When people go online to search for a service provider, you want them to find you. You want them to find your website. But once they click on that link and come to your website, then your website needs to connect with them emotionally and convince them to either pick up the phone and call you, or come into your store location, or fill out the contact form, or however it is that they get in touch with you to start doing business with you.
And that is a function of design.
Good web design makes an emotional connection with people. It causes them to trust you and to trust your brand. It makes them want to do business with you. So actually, you need both. You need to be at the top of the search engine results so that people can find you, and you need good web design to make that emotional connection with people so that once they come to your site, they're wanting to do business with you.


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Jeff DunetzFebruary 20, 2019
A new Rasmussen survey suggests more voters believe there is a bias in political reporting, a nd the media doesn't like Donald Trump.
The famous phrase, "no good deed goes unpunished," has been proven correct again. On Tuesday the Trump administration announced that Rick Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany who is being considered for the position of U.N. ambassador, has been selected to lead a brand new White House global initiative to encourage the legalization of homosexuality in dozens of nations where it remains a crime to be gay. However, "Out Magazine," which is written for LGBTQ people, says the global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality led by the openly gay Grenell is an example of Trump's racism.
"Rather than actually being about helping queer people around the world, Trump's campaign looks more like another instance of the right using queer people as a pawn to amass power and enact its own agenda," writes @mathewrodriguez. https://t.co/xKAP5u6ZvC
— Out Magazine (@outmagazine) February 19, 2019
Huh? Really? Grenell is a proud gay man who has been a vocal critic of homophobic rules and laws, even in the United States. Do they really believe he would participate in an effort that was only a "front" for a racist effort?
There is nothing moderate about hanging gay people. https://t.co/GdraYk6lxv
— Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) February 12, 2019
US Ambassador @RichardGrenell blasts Germany for celebrating Iranian Islamic Revolution anniversary https://t.co/u4odshSB66
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) February 16, 2019
In 2008 "The Advocate," another LGBTQ magazine, complemented Grenell's work facilitating the recognizing of gay rights in government:
Grenell is proud of his work on facilitating LGBT accreditations and touts a couple of other accomplishments as reasons why it's important to have LGBT people working on both sides of the aisle. He helped secure two former U.S. ambassadors to the U.N., John Danforth and John Bolton, to give keynote speeches at Log Cabin Republican conventions. "It wasn't difficult at all, I just went and asked," he says, "but it was the personal relationship."
But according to Out (which spells his name wrong) Grenell's, criticism of Iran is merely a career move:
Grennell's sudden interest in Iran's anti-gay laws is strikingly similar to Trump's rhetoric after the 2016 Pulse massacre in Orlando, Florida. After the deadly shooting, Trump used the 49 deaths as a way to galvanize support for an anti-Muslim agenda rather than find a way to support LGBTQ+ people. In pushing for immigration restrictions and a Muslim ban, Trump argued, he was the true pro-LGBTQ+ candidate. Rather than honor those who died, Trump used the tragedy as a way to stoke fear among the American people, and Grennell is taking similar actions with Iran — trying to reach an economic goal by painting the administration's opponent as anti-gay.
"We know Trump is very focused on Iran and is looking for ways to demonize it in the public opinion and this is one area where you know the US and European countries see eye to eye on Iran," Josh Lederman, who reported the original NBC News story, told Out in a phone interview. "So it makes for them to focus strategically on that rather than sanctions, where there's been a big gulf between the U.S. and its allies."
Truth be told, Out Magazine is displaying extreme Trump Derangement ,yndrome. In fact, Chadwick Moore, a former editor-at-large at Out who lost his job for saying he didn't hate Trump, ripped the magazine for its fake claims about the new initiatives by the administration.
Here's another gem, same writer. @outmagazine naturally doesn't want @realDonaldTrump to cure AIDS. Their only advertiser is AIDS drug manufacturers. pic.twitter.com/l7bn2GfKyu
— Chadwick Moore (@Chadwick_Moore) February 20, 2019
Out Magazine has not only proven that "no good deed goes unpunished." As an LGBTQ magazine slamming a pro-gay initiative led by a gay man who has spent much of his public career in the diplomatic service, Out Magazine has also proven a famous truism invented by a comic character.
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ExclusiveEverything You Need to Know About LaurDIY's New Boyfriend, Jeremy Lewis
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We were all pretty shook when we found out Lauren Riihimaki, also known as LaurDIY, had a new boyfriend. We mean, it was pretty devastating when she split from Alex Wassabi back in September of 2018 after three whole years together, so we're all so happy that she found love again.
The 25-year-old YouTuber announced she was dating a new man in a video uploaded to her channel on March 6, 2019. And although she didn't address him by name, fans quickly figured out that it was none other than YouTube star Jeremy Lewis!
How did they figure it out, you ask? Well, for starters, she used a picture with him as the thumbnail of the video. Not to mention that they've been caught hanging out a lot on their Instagram Stories. And although they may be flaunting it on social media, don't expect to see a lot of PDA from the new couple in her videos.
"I think I'm going to keep [my relationship and YouTube] separate," LaurDIY told J-14 exclusively. "I just think your privacy is so different — an Instagram photo versus a YouTube video. It's a totally different type of interaction of just a still moment that you're choosing to share, versus, you know, 50 minutes of content that people can choose to interpret in potentially a wrong way. And so I just learned so much with my last relationship and I just really, really value my privacy now so I think, you know, less is more for this relationship."
She also opened up about it in her recent vlog.
"I won't be vlogging the relationship and vlogging our time together and our travels together and doing boyfriend tags or different boyfriend-related videos on YouTube. I've just decided that being in a relationship and finding love is something that I take so seriously. I would never want outside opinions to jeopardize that because it's something that I do really want," she explained. "I'm just so happy right now and I just feel like I have a whole new energy about life. My vibes are different. My aura is probably a new color or something, so I just wanted to let you guys know that yes, I'm dating someone, yes, I am so, so, so, so, so happy, and yes, he treats me so, so, so, so incredibly well."
Awww. OK, how cute is that? We are seriously so happy for her! But who exactly is her new beau? How old is he? What is his profession? How did they meet? And most importantly, where can you follow him on Instagram and Twitter? Well guys, we've got you covered. We went ahead and did some digging, and we found out a lot about her new man.
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He doesn't use social media often.
So it turns out, Jeremy doesn't post on social media that often. He's unfortunately only shared two photos on Instagram account this entire year! But still, feel free to follow him here. As for Twitter, he's not on there much either, but make sure to hit that follow button here.
He's 27 years old.
Jeremy's birthday is on January 22, 1992. That makes him 27 years old! The cutie grew up in Rockford, Illinois.
He's a manager at a music company called Stem.
So what does he do for a living? Well, according to his bio on Instagram and his LinkedIn page, he's a manager for the company Stem, which is a service that tracks and organizes revenue streams for artists in the music business and their teams. Before that, he was the owner and digital marketing consultant for the company Platobrand, which handles digital marketing for social influencers and small businesses.
He graduated from University of Kentucky.
And before landing his job, Jeremy attended college at University of Kentucky. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in business management and marketing.
He dated Pentatonix singer Kirstin Maldonado.
Before he met LaurDIY, Jeremy dated Kirstin for more than three years. They were even engaged to be married, but they unfortunately called it quits in October of 2017.
He joined an a cappella group.
Jeremy and 12 other guys from his college formed an a cappella singing group called The AcoUstiKats back in 2013.
He competed on NBC's musical show 'The Sing-Off.'
In 2013, Jeremy and The AcoUstiKats competed in the NBC singing competition, The Sing-Off. They were unfortunately eliminated in the fifth round.
He made YouTube covers.
Although he hasn't uploaded a new video in four years, after he split up from The AcoUstiKats, Jeremy started uploading covers of his own to his YouTube channel. Jeremy became well known after one them — a medley of three Disney songs — went viral. The songs featured in the medley were Tangled's "I See the Light," Tarzan's "You'll Be in My Heart" and Hercules' "Go the Distance."
He has two huskies.
Jeremy's currently the father to two adorable huskies, which are featured all over his Instagram account. Truly precious.
He's close friends with former Team 10 member Nick Crompton.
We're not exactly sure how they met, but it appears that the YouTube star is pretty close with Nick, since they've posted various snaps together over the years. Jeremy even attended the 2017 Team 10 Christmas party!
Jeremy seems like a great guy, and we're so happy for LaurDIY.
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Here's a jQuery example.

const data = {
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      id: 1,
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Developed to evaluate pilots' mental workload in real-time, enabling pilot performance monitoring and assessment into the Reality H Full Flight Simulator.
Smart Eye has been awarded four more design wins from an existing customer. It's for additional car models on the same platform where one design win has already been awarded. The European premium car manufacturer will launch these additional four car models with driver monitoring systems in the period 2019 to 2020.
Smart Eye has been awarded two more design wins from an existing customer. It's for additional car models on the same platform where seven design wins have already been awarded. The European premium car manufacturer will launch these additional two car models with driver monitoring systems in the period 2019 to 2021.
The order value is estimated to exceed 50 MSEK for the two car models based on product life cycle volume projections. A successful migration of the initial nine cars to subsequent car models for the same platform may lead to a total estimated revenue exceeding 500 MSEK over the product life cycles. This potential scenario is contingent on future design wins with the aforementioned OEM. The combined estimated order value of all 25 car models Smart Eye so far has been awarded design wins for exceeds 725 MSEK over the product life cycles.
"Again it's confirmed that Smart Eye is positioned as the leading provider of eye-tracking technology for driver monitoring systems in the premium market. Even though these two latest orders were anticipated, this confirms our business model. It clearly shows the potential of gaining more business with the same OEM once we already have design wins for earlier models. Driver monitoring is heading towards becoming standard in the premium market" says Martin Krantz, CEO of Smart Eye AB.
Altogether, Smart Eye has received a total of 25 auto industry design wins with five OEMs. These multiple design wins firmly establish Smart Eye as the industry-leading developer of driver monitoring technology. Further international procurements are currently ongoing, with various global vehicle manufacturers establishing supplier relationships for both the first- and second- generation driver monitoring systems. The total potential value of these exceeds 10 Billion SEK. Smart Eye is well positioned to achieve further successes in these processes.
Today Smart Eye renamed one of its two business areas, previously known as Applied Solutions, to Automotive Solutions. This is a result of an increased demand from the automotive industry and thus a decision to focus efforts even more towards that segment.
Gothenburg and Lindholmen Science Park was the venue for the semi-annual DDI conference in 2018. Driver Distraction and Inattention is nowadays an even more relevant topic within the automotive. An industry which aim for completely autonomous cars, but still the reality is that cars are driven by humans and their attention is crucial for today safety. The 3-day conference was with insight from different research. Perhaps the largest footprint were the EURO NCAP sessions on their future safety grading. EURO NCAP is to be considered as directly influential on car manufacturers revenues. Something that makes the industry and research to listen up and to adapt accordingly. EURO NCAP coming guidelines and grading is that those cars without any form of driver monitoring system (DMS) after 2020, will not be awarded with the highest 5-star safety grading.
Gothenburg is also the home town and location of the head office for Smart Eye. As one of the main sponsors of the DDI conference, Smart Eye was proud to invite the delegates of DDI for a Smart Eye office evening. Aside of getting familiar with Smart Eye's almost new premises, there were also live demos of the Smart Eye Pro and the recently launched Smart Eye Pro DX. Smart Eye is deeply involved in the development of today and the future cars. For the purpose Smart Eye is divided into Applied Solutions, which solely serves the automotive Tier1 and OEM's and Smart Eye Research Instruments, which is at the forefront of what is possible to achieve as for remote tracking technology in relation to the Human Factor. To summarize it was a great evening for Smart Eye to meet with the conference delegates. Smart Eye wishes all attending the best success in future research endeavors!
How is eye tracking a part of a sustainable future?
Can eye tracking tell when a driver is ill?
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Our latest Smart Eye Event!
This week Smart Eye hosted a special event at our Gothenburg HQ with guests from the Driver Distraction and Inattention Conference (DDI 2018).
Did you know that our office has been nominated the most beautiful office in Sweden?