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So-Called Social: Week of September 24
Your weekly dose of social news.
by Lauren Friedman
Happy Friday, fam! I know I'm certainly ready for the weekend. You? I've got some good stuff for you this week — both IG co-founders leave Facebook, World Interaction Design Day, and some pretty hilarious AI-written Burger King ads. Read on below.
Social nets update stuff
In wild news, both Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the image- and video-sharing giant (owned by Facebook). As I'm sure you can imagine, there's a lot of hubbub around the departure of these two, and what it means for Facebook, Instagram, Zuckerberg, etc., etc. Especially since a little exclusive with WhatsApp Co-founder Brian Acton ran on Forbes this week and gave the inside story on #DeleteFacebook and why Acton left $850 million behind. Cue all the speculation.
Facebook's latest foray into virtual reality comes in the form of a new $399 headset that requires no PC to operate. The Oculus Quest should be out in the spring, and will come with more than 50 games.
Twitter says it's going to change the way it creates rules regarding the use of its service to now include community feedback. Previously, the company followed its own policy development process, including taking input from its Trust and Safety Council and various experts. Now it says it's going to try something new: it's going to ask its users. Fascinating.
Adobe does stuff
This week, we supported Advertising Cloud University, a two-day event featuring presentations by speakers from Adobe, analysts, partners, and customers. We activated a "live video tweeting" initiative which essentially means tweeting out short video clips in close to real time of all the approved main-stage presentations on the @AdobeAdCloud Twitter handle.
On September 25, in partnership with IxDA, we helped bring the global design community together for the inaugural World Interaction Design Day. With over 90 events in over 37 countries — and an estimated 20K participants supporting the theme of diversity and inclusion in design — the initiative supported its mission to show the world the impact of interaction design on the human condition.
Other brands do stuff
Dwayne Johnson is dropping more Project Rock hustle for Under Armour, and it's hard not to be impressed. The new campaign by Johnson's own personal ad agency (yeah, you read that right) highlights the day-to-day work it takes to be The Rock. Stylish and gritty, the ad series is "meant to speak to how training is a mentality, that the work you put in the gym extends to real life, and that mentality is consistent."
So, this is actually pretty creative. Chase Home Lending is using Pinterest boards to get customers to think of financing as they're planning a home improvement or DIY project. The tips and visuals on the personalized "Chase Dream Boards" are based on a questionnaire the user answers about the type of project, personal style, budget, and how they plan to finance the renovation. And, naturally, the Pinterest boards let Chase collect some user profile data to tailor product recommendations and target ads.
The number of people using Facebook Stories on a daily basis has doubled since May, and their experiences are about to change. The social network announced this week that Facebook Stories ads are now available to all advertisers globally. Here's some insight into what marketers think about it.
The best deskmate in all the land.
These AI-written Burger King ads are exceptionally bad. And I love them.
Never thought I'd see a sassy seal slap a man across the face with an octopus, but here we are.
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ISLAMABAD: Three physically handicapped people lost their lives when a fire broke out due to gas cylinders in a house in Daska.
As reported, fire broke out in a house located at Sambrial road due to which three handicapped including a woman, a youngster and a child were killed in the blaze. It is uncertain as to how the gas cylinders in the house caught fire.
The rescue teams tried everything to save them but failed to do so whereas Police stopped the people from approaching the building.
Fire teams managed to recover the dead bodies from the house.


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Pat Robertson, Stephen Strang Unpack Why Trump Followers Are So Excited Right Now
1:00PM EST 11/7/2018	 Stephen Strang
Pat Robertson interviewing me on "The 700 Club" about "Trump Aftershock" (YouTube/CBN News)
I'm proud to announce that my latest book, Trump Aftershock, released yesterday. In it, I detail Trump's accomplishments since being elected and, as a result, what God is doing in our nation in this hour. You can find the book at trumpaftershock.com or anywhere books are sold.
CBN founder Pat Robertson interviewed me on The 700 Club on Monday, Nov. 5, about Trump Aftershock. One thing Robertson pointed out was that I don't simply share my opinion in this book; I report the facts and back it up with pages of research. Trump Aftershock combines my journalistic training and my Christian worldview to give readers what I hope is an honest, God-centered look at all Trump has done since he was elected president.
Interestingly enough, one of the things I admire most about Trump is what most people hate: He's a disrupter. Since becoming president, he has exposed and uprooted much of the so-called deep state. After all, he promised during his campaign to drain the swamp, and I think he's doing just that. For example, if Hillary Clinton had won the presidency, we would never have found out about Lisa Page and Peter Strzok's secret text messages. Clinton's administration would have covered the situation up, and Page and Strzok probably would have been promoted. Trump is cleaning house as no one else has because he doesn't care if people don't like him. Most other politicians, on the other hand, just want to keep everyone happy.
As I point out to Robertson, though, Trump's lack of concern for others' opinions of him has provoked a firestorm of opposition. This opposition includes radical leftist billionaires such as George Soros, Warren Buffett and Tom Steyer. These wealthy people have put millions of dollars toward hindering Trump's agenda. And that money isn't just going to campaigns; they're setting up organizations that give money to antifa and other leftist groups. There's even evidence that the liberal protests we're seeing on the news are funded by the left—even to the point of paying protesters!
But even billionaire radicals can't stop the enthusiasm that follows Trump. Just a few weeks ago, he and Cruz joined forces at a rally, which sold out because so many people wanted to come. And this doesn't just happen in a handful of places; it's everywhere Trump goes. He packed out a stadium of about 6,000 in a small Nevada town, whereas Joe Biden was rallying across the state and got fewer than 200 people.
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This enthusiasm, of course, isn't widely reported, but it reveals a level of excitement welling up in the American people. I can't help but think this is because Trump has kept his promises and is getting things done.
You can read more about Trump's accomplishments and how God is using him in Trump Aftershock. Order your own copy at trumpaftershock.com. It's also available at Walmart, Amazon, Books-A-Million, Barnes&Noble and The Christianbook Group.
Click on the podcast below to hear my exciting conversation with Pat Robertson!
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Pandit Chhannulal Mishra is a leading vocalist of the Benaras Gayaki and of Kirana Gharana. A receipient of various honours and awards which include the Uttar Pradesh Sangeet Natak Akademi, Naushad and the Bihar Sangeet Shiromani awards. He is widely recognised for his authentic and lyrical renderings of khayal, thumri, bhajan, dadra, kajri and chaiti.


A record store front created on the corner of Bell Street and Albion Street has been made to look like it has been ravaged by a blaze.
An area in Glasgow's Merchant City has been made to look like the aftermath scene of a fire for the filming of a new BBC Scotland Drama.
Glasgow Live told yesterday how an Edinburgh record store front had been created on the corner of Bell Street and Albion Street as filming began for new four-part drama series, Guilt.
The contemporary drama, which is set in Edinburgh, is being filmed by Expectation Entertainment and Happy Tramp North and broadcast on the new digital channel.
Today, set production staff made record store Leith Beats appear as if it had been ravaged by a blaze, with scorched retro posters and melted memorabilia in sight.
As well as mock fire engines and a squad of fake firefighter extras the street was made to look like it had endured the spray of hoses.
Road closures on Bell Street and Albion Street are expected until 8pm tonight to allow for filming.
A spokesperson from the production company previously Glasgow Live: "We have sought and been granted permission by Glasgow City Council to implement a road closure for the duration of these scenes.
Staff at nearby Tribeca told Glasgow Live the record store front has been in place since Friday last week, but filming only begun yesterday (Monday). It is expected to last until this evening (Tuesday). TriBeCa will also feature as part of the filming.
There was no sign of actors Mark Bonnar (Catastrophe, Line Of Duty and Unforgotten) and Jamie Sives (Chernobyl, Frontier, Game Of Thrones) but it is believed they were on set later in the day.


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Book Review: Prince And The Parade & Sign 'O' The Times Studio Sessions by Duane Tudahl
Could Prince have thrived in this current age of the 'bedroom' musician?
On the evidence of Duane Tudahl's superb new book – documenting every single studio session that produced the classic albums Parade and Sign 'O' The Times, plus countless others too – the answer would be a resounding 'no'.
As Tudahl points out in his wonderful follow-up to 'The Purple Rain Studio Sessions', Prince's genius very much depended on a coterie of talented, fiercely committed back-room staff, particularly Susan Rogers, Peggy 'Mac' Leonard, Coke Johnson and David Rivkin (brother of Revolution drummer Bobby), not to mention the constantly-on-call band mainstays Eric Leeds, Matt Blistan, Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman, all of whom are interviewed at great length.
But there's absolutely no doubt who's the boss and the book doesn't shy away from uncomfortable truths about Prince's methods and manners. However, it's an embarrassment of riches for the fan and valuable historical document, not to mention a great, gossipy read.
We join the book at the beginning of 1985, smack bang in the middle of the Purple Rain tour. We learn how he quickly tired of its routine and looked ever forward, taking particular inspiration from Sheila E and other collaborators, ducking into studios around the country often straight after a gig, usually recording between 2am and 6am (Sheila's album Romance 1600 was almost exclusively put together in this fashion).
We also learn that there were three huge equipment trucks on the tour – one that contained reels of tape, one with the stage gear and one that contained only Prince's instruments, so that he could record anywhere, anytime.
Tudahl tells the whole story of the fascinating Los Angeles night of 28 January 1985, when Prince won three awards at the American Music Awards but then failed to repair to A&M Studios for the 'We Are The World' session (he offered a guitar solo to Quincy Jones but was turned down!), instead going out to party at Carlos 'N Charlie's Mexican restaurant.
The evening had huge repercussions and began a period of press barracking – he was even lampooned on 'Saturday Night Live', with Billy Crystal blacking up and singing 'I Am The World'.
Tudahl has access to a huge number of candid interviewees who provide a kind of making-of guide to other key side projects from the period: St Paul Peterson talks in detail about the recording of The Family and his subsequent fall-out with Prince; Jill Jones describes the painful, hugely drawn-out period working on her underrated 1987 solo record; Eric Leeds describes how the Madhouse albums came about.
Then there are the fascinating details: we learn the full story of how 'Kiss' came together, with Prince getting inspiration while playing basketball on the Sunset Sound court; how the expansion of The Revolution in February 1986 was somewhat of a result of Prince's fascination with 'twins', probably inspired by his fiancée Susannah Melvoin's relationship with her sister Wendy.
We also get a real sense of Prince's incredible progression as a musician, especially through the early days of 1986, and learn all of the relevant details about his collaboration with Miles Davis.
We read how the US bombing of Libya on 14 April 1986 affected Prince, inspiring a talk with Jill Jones, the viewing of a film about Nostradamus called 'The Man Who Saw Tomorrow' and subsequent removal of some of the more frivolous material on Jill's album. We also learn how the LA earthquake of 12 July 1986 inspired the classic song 'The Cross'.
And there are fascinating nuggets about how he saw his own work – he reportedly told Eric Leeds and Susan Rogers on 29 July 1986 that he thought his lyrics to 'Adonis And Bathsheba' were possibly his best, though Leeds and Rogers certainly didn't agree… Both reasoned that Prince protested too much only when he was unsure of himself.
There are also the fascinating machinations of how the Sign 'O' The Times album finally came together, after numerous false starts, tracklist changes and the Warner Bros. top brass – led by Lenny Waronker – refusing him a triple album.
And then no detail is spared in the section on the 'sacking' of Wendy and Lisa, subsequent hiring of Cat Glover and reformatting of Prince's live unit.
The period is an absolute whirlwind, and the mind boggles how much all of this studio time cost Prince and Warners. But finally the impression we are left with is that this book gets as close to the 'real' Prince as we are ever going to get – it's not for the faint-hearted fan, but a fascinating, rewarding journey if you can take it.
As someone who regularly worked on a completely one-to-one basis with him, Susan Rogers often had the best seat in the house, and she offers rich insights into his family background and psychology. The section on Prince's lonely recording session of Christmas Day 1985 will linger long in the memory.
But all of this is only scratching the surface. We haven't even mentioned the making of 'Under The Cherry Moon'. It's another wonderful book and enormous achievement by Tudahl. We await 'The Lovesexy/Batman Studio Sessions' with baited breath.
'Prince And The Parade/Sign 'O' The Times Era Studio Sessions' is published by Rowman & Littlefield.
Author Duane Tudahl discusses the writing of the book in this podcast.
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Prince: The Lovesexy Tour @ 30
I haven't kept many VHS cassettes: 'Steve Martin Live', Japan's 'Oil On Canvas' and King Crimson's 'The Noise' are probably lurking around somewhere, and two vids that definitely won't be hitting the charity shop any time soon are Prince's 'Lovesexy Live: Volumes 1 and 2' (still unavailable on DVD…).
The Lovesexy tour kicked off 30 years ago this week, on 8th July 1988 at Paris's Palais Omnisport. The seven-month jaunt, taking in Europe, North America and Japan, was arguably Prince's greatest ever.
A spectacular in-the-round stage set was designed as a kind of 'fantasy island', half a playground and half a dreamscape, with curtains, a mini basketball court, brass bed, swing set and a Ford T-Bird which Prince 'drove' around the stage at the start of the show.
The Lovesexy tour band: left to right, Cat Glover, Dr Fink, Boni Boyer, Miko Weaver, Eric Leeds, Prince, Levi Seacer Jr., Matt Blistan, Sheila E
Taped on the last night of the European tour – 9th September 1988, at the Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany – 'Lovesexy Live' still makes for a thrilling watch.
Firstly, the music: this band could turn on a dime. It's hard to imagine any other set of musicians from the era pulling off the 'Adore'/'Jack U Off'/'Sister' medley. Prince's guitar playing is at its best, with creamy, delay-drenched distortion and tight, tasty Telecaster.
And of all the '80s 'pop' acts who incorporated jazz into their work, Prince may be the most successful. In collaboration with his superb horn section (Eric Leeds on saxes, Matt Blistan on trumpet), he often went back to the source: Ellington's 'Things Ain't What They Used To Be' and Charlie Parker's 'Billie's Bounce' infiltrate 'Blues In C/If I Had A Harem', and Blistan occasionally quotes from 'It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing').
Meanwhile Sheila E brings the Bay Area jazz/rock sound so beloved of Prince. Her solo feature is a highlight of his '80s live work.
Then there's the 'story'. The Lovesexy show is structured like one of those old Warner Bros gangster pictures – in the first half (lucky for us), we see an 'evil' Prince, seduced by the sins of the flesh and tempted by drugs, money and criminality, giving him an excuse to dust off Black Album standouts 'Superfunkicalifragisexy' and 'Bob George'.
Then there's punishment, atonement and spiritual conversion. Yes, y'all, the second half of the show is 'God stuff'. But if you don't go along with it, the music is enough of a spiritual experience anyway. Anyway, Prince certainly seems genuinely transported during 'Anna Stesia' and 'I Wish U Heaven'.
Europe couldn't get enough of the tour. There were no less than seven nights at London's Wembley Arena and a series of famous after-show gigs, particularly at the Camden Palace on 25 July when Mica Paris was picked out from the crowd to sing 'Just My Imagination' and Ron Wood joined Prince onstage for a memorable 'Miss You'.
Ticket sales were not so good in the States (14 September to 29 November) where apparently Prince struggled to sell out many arenas, despite it being his first major tour there for over three years.
But normal service was resumed when the Japan leg kicked off in early February 1989. The last night of the tour on the 13th was apparently an exceptionally emotional one.
When Prince got home to Minneapolis, he commenced work on the 'Batman' soundtrack, another project about the duality of man. It's not hard to see where his head was at as the '80s drew to a close.
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So it's been about a year and a half since I last actually posted here. I did do a test post about a year ago but it had no content so it doesn't really count.
I remember back, years ago, when blogging, every day, was one of my number one priorities. I Had a lot of followers and I followed a lot of bloggers myself. I really enjoyed that kind of record keeping or validation of my day-to-day life. I posted about all kinds of things. I posted about scrapbooking, (digital and paper,) things I've shopped for, recipes I tried or wanted to try, inspirational music and quotes and lots and lots of pictures of my life through my love of the Art Of Photography. It was a different and unique perspective on life, my life, all my own.
My life is so much different now my "inner self" is a different person and my outer self, probably, as well, if that's a thing. I'm older, I've experienced more. I've grown through those experiences and my life perspective reflects that. I don't know what I want this to be but I know I want to go back to the place of "Blog happiness and contentment"....maybe even call it therapy lol. I have made attempts over the years to get started again but just wasn't able to, for reasons I know now and I'm sure reason I will still discover. But I hope to make it my happy place. Recording and sharing my like happiness.
I'm off to figure out how to link this post to my Facebook.
I had to look at my calendar to know for sure. Is that good or bad? All I know is that I have one more week! But more important I have lots of new/old stuff to wear. You aren't supposed to weigh yourself on the whole 30 plan so I don't know how much weight I have lost but I could guess based on how and what clothing items fit and I'm pleased with that with a week still to go.
All that's great but I am more content with the fact that I have found new energy and enthusiasm in my domestic duties, I'm not ashamed to admit that I usually lack in that area. It is the first thing to get put to the bottom of an endless list. But not lately, I have organized and purged almost every nook and cranny of my home, over the last couple of weeks. I still have stuff on the list but I will get to them soon enough, believe me.
It feels good for so many reasons but most of all because of my pending surgery. I can just be terrified for the surgery and not be worried about the terrifying condition of my dwelling to recover in.
I have also got a system down for general errands and organization. Something to be said for planning instead of always running by the seat of my pants. When you don't procrastinate you don't have to feel guilty about the time you are resting or just enjoying your life. It makes a huge difference and the more I incorporate these habits the more I want to, because the reward is so worth it. I swear all this energy and positive thinking comes form my brain not being clogged by an endless supply of sugar and carbohydrates.
Baked Sweet Potato medallions with cinnamon, nutmeg and olive oil!
Not Whole 30 related. I'm taking a break form that today (Not from the plan just from blogging about it).
Yea I already consider myself a Goddess and I love that my friends, family, and coworkers refer to me as "Goddess", but that really stems from one of my Jobs (More on that another time).
This was something different, this a day was about drawing from the teachings of Feminine Archetypes. Christine Laplante hosted the event , I absolutely love her. I have been amazed by her and her energy not to mention her knowledge of all things spiritual, since the very first moment I met her. I really mean that literally. It was January 2014 I remember it like it was yesterday LOL, Christine had the ability to calm my nervous energy without even speaking a word. I remember saying to her "you have a curious kind of calming effect on me. I love your energy". Normally that would invoke a response of a polite, "oh"? and then thoughts like "yup she's crazy" but instead she said: "yup , I get that a lot". We stood together amidst the crowd, for a few more minutes , in silence, but that day went on to become a big game changer for me for so many reasons and it started out with Christine.
I attended her seminar for the first time back in Nov. 2014 and when I found out she was doing it again with a plus "part two" I signed up immediately.
Turned in to THIS.... I love her so much...I still need to paint her but I'm not feeling that yet.
Here is the one I made back in Nov..
And here is my first Guardian, made by Christine.
I cant believe I've made it this far! Now I know I will survive the 30 days. I am even surprising myself with thoughts of a plan starting on day 31. I feel really good. (Aside from my neck pain) In fact I haven't felt this good in a long time. I feel myself changing on the outside and on the inside.
My clothes are fitting better and I have energy I haven't felt in years. Joe's comment to me yesterday evening was: "Mimi, your shot right out of cannon". Yup I was literally emptying kitchen cabinets and re-organizing one by one. I no longer need 20 min power naps during the day and when I go to sleep at night, I do just that, SLEEP!
Than I spent the next 2 hours in the kitchen prepping and planning for the week. I didn't do every thing, as far as prepping, but I accomplished quite a bit to insure that food is ready to minimally prepare throughout the day and evening. I'm so excited to get back to my normal pace of run in and run out and not spend every spare moment prepping so I can eat. I don't want to have to think about how long I need to eat (actually prepare to eat).
And while everyone sipped their wine I had my Peach LaCroix with a splash of cran!
For the most part I am feeling pretty good. I did go through some sugar/carb withdrawal around days 4,5,6 and 7. I woke up with muscle aches and headaches that were pretty bad on a couple days. But as of now, I wake up with only my usual neck pain (which I'll save for a post on another day).
And when I say wake up I really mean it as I'm sleeping so soundly all of sudden. I really feel rested with I start my day and my energy is slowly increasing day by day. It feels good!
I am still struggling with food prep and planning. It really just needs to come down to creating meals that will refurbish or just act as plain old leftovers for a couple meals after. I'm totally OK with this too, as that's how we eat in my home anyway. Everyone is in and out, on the go, it's easy to just heat something up out of the fridge for 1 or 2 or 3..... or even better yet, grab and go.
It's the planing I have to critique. Time management, this is what my life is a chronic slave to. There is just not enough time in the day to do what I need and WANT to get done!
This weekends goal is to plan a menu for 4 to 7 days out, and then shop, and prep. I think if that can happen, things will feel more smooth next week.
My other issue is drinking! And I don't mean the lack of Alcohol (although I do miss my wine). I mean any beverage at all. I have only had water and coffee (either black or blended with coconut cream, which is made from refrigerated coconut milk. The cream rises to the top and is a chalky like substance that needs to be blended in. It does not change the taste of the black coffee but it makes the texture a little creamier) for the past 11 days. Oh and I've had a couple of ginger shots too. Don't let the word shot fool you (I'll explain in the picture section of this post).
So I may need to try some tea....but I'm not hopeful as a did this a few months back with no luck. I'm just not a tea girl, no matter how hard a try.
So I have a plan for next week. It is going to require some time and planning. So I hope it can all get done.
For now...Happy Weekend Peeps....I'll check in soon.
I brushed the dust off my camera!
But not off my editing program. Be forewarned as creative as I feel in my kitchen with my camera in hand, I did not edit a single picture and to me, that is half the fun. But that can turn into a black hole I don't have time for. So raw, straight off the camera is all I can commit to right now.
I'm over lapping a little because I had tech difficulties loading the pictures on to the computer over the weekend (format issues or something stupid like that) I eventfully figured it out... so I need to recap just a bit.
I do this everyday. I pretty much always have. This is one challenge to the Whole 30 journey for me. If I could just plan and prep, for at least a few days, things would be easier. I'm sure I'll will get to that eventually but for now I'm still flying by the seat of my pants. This may be a deeper issue than what appears on the surface...a post for another time perhaps. Sticking to the subject of Whole 30 right now.
Moving on to more exiting things! MAYO!
Yup. I bought one of these Saturday AND I made mayo....I know I know its very exciting!
I added lemon to the first batch but have since eliminated on the second one this morning. Couple reasons, taste, color, and I think consistency was effected in ways that I didn't find totally pleasing.
Saturday Dinner was leftovers recreated...half a burger and some of the potatoes I prepared for the potato salad before the mayo. Along with a fried egg and a few slices of avocado! Mind you I have not finished the food on my plate even once since I started Whole 30 LOL!
Container are important when you run around like I do all day. I would not survive Whole 30 without my packed food. This one is one of my favorites. It was a gift from my boss, Tina. I just love it. This part in the middle stores in the freezer.
Cute little containers fit nicely and are kept cold.
The bottom collapses when your done with it, for neat space saving storage.
All packs up nice and tight.
Fits perfectly in my "31 lunch bag".
And now moving on to last night dinner. I cant even believe I made this....I'll be having the leftover for lunch.
I peeled, cut, and cooked this butternut squash...YES I DID!
While it was boiling I made almond crusted chicken tenders to lay over a bed of dressed greens.
And yes this is the results of my cooking time in the kitchen last night....but soooo worth it!
I'm going leave you with that....I'll be back soon.
Woke up with another "whole30" hangover this morning. But I have no time for that....had my blended coffee with coconut cream, a couple Tylenol and a banana and I was off to start my day. I started off at my friend's neighborhood yard sale. I thought I would search there for a couple small appliances and gadgets I need to aid me in my food journey.
No luck, so I moved on to Bed Bath and Beyond with my 20% off "one item" coupon in hand. I ended up purchasing MORE than one item....but not everything I wanted so I had some restraint. Eventually I'll get back with another coupon LOL.
So all day today I've been running around with snacks in my purse ...lunch on the go consisted of raisins, almonds and hard boiled egg. (I love that for breakfast too).
I don't have much time to blog today, I have more errands to run still. But just want to stop in and say I feel pretty good on day 5. I was graving something to comfort me last night after work. Ya know, Friday night..maybe dinner out and a glass of wine...but I was to busy to dwell to long. I was out the door to get in "Goddess Mode" with my raw veggies, Boars Head rotisserie chicken, and my infused water. It was all good.
Tonight's goal is to make Mayo with my new hand blender, since my last attempt( in the bullet) was a major fail. I have a special dinner in mind, so I'll reveal later if I have success.
It looks way better than it actually is LOL. But it will do and I'm getting used to it.
Ok! So here I am. I hope you all come back and hang out again.
As my followers, from years past, know...I've been struggling for years now with a purpose and reason to blog. Gone are the days when I took pictures of of my baby and my sisters' babies all day long. I had lots of adventures to photograph and Blog about. The story of the Canavans and the fun things we did.
My life is so different now. The kids are bigger, and busy with their own lives. Its not appropriate to chase them around with my camera anymore. In fact I don't carry it around with me like I used to. It's a good thing phone cameras have come so far or I would never record with pictures anymore and have nothing to scrapbook ever again LOL.
Joe and I still have our adventures and my days our still very full, as I have 3 jobs! (I will fill you all in with those details later) Don't get me wrong, my life it is still very exciting and busy of course :) ...I'm into this and that. Always on to the next thing that keeps me busy. I like to say the next "Conga Line" to join or more importantly "start" and "LEAD" LOL!
In a nut shell.....Certain food groups (like sugar, grains, dairy and legumes) could be having a negative impact on the way I feel from day to day. I have some digestive issues that give me belly ache almost daily. So most likely my issues could be food related, even though I feel like I generally eat "healthy" stuff. So according to the program the way to figure it all out is to eliminate MOST things and press the reset button on your body and digestive system and the way you think about food. The program creators say that 30 days is a good period of time to cleanse and heal. To just strip these questionable foods from your diet completely. Its also a psychological retraining as well. After the 30 days are over you start to slowly incorporate certain foods back into your diet and keep track of how of how the food effects you.
I would say Day 1 is accurate no biggie just had to think and plan a little about my day. Day 2 the same but I was reading the book like crazy and planning my game plan for next week as my menu has been limited and I fear boredom will set in. Cooking and food prep are not my strong points LOL.
Day 3 (yesterday) I was a little groggy and I had a little headache for most of the day.
For the most part its going OK. I miss wine, but not as much I thought I would. I miss all my beverages I drink through the day in general. Although I have been experimenting with my juicer and some infusing and spritzing to spice up my water (not drinking straight glasses of juice just spritzing) I have an apple/ginger/lemon/pineapple concoction I was fond of last night....This morning ....not so much.
But all in all I feel strong and excited to see where this will take me.
So stay tuned to the journey with me...if you want.
Good Morning Peeps, Yes it me again. This time I mean it...I think.
I think I have found some inspiration and something to blog about, at least for the next thirty day or so. So Here it Goes...stay tuned!


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Q: How to validate array of strings so that at least one is not null, in Yup I have a field which is a array of strings, and depending on this array's length I show inputs. If for example the length of arrray id 5 I show 5 inputs. However by default I have to show 3 inputs, and thats why my default values: [null, null, null]. Now what is the right way to do the validation so it checks the all values, and validate only if at least one is not null?
I know some answers, where they say: yup.array().min(1) is the solution, but in my case the initial value of the field is not an empty array. As I mentioned above there are null values, and I have to check every value of the array

A: I don't know yup but in plain javascript you could use some

const invalidData = ['a', null, 'c']
const validData = [1, 2, 3]

const check = data => !data.some(v => v=== null)

console.log(invalidData, check(invalidData))
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THE BLACK MOODS sign to FM MUSIC MANAGEMENT
The Black Moods have entered into a management deal with FM Music Management. They have joined FM Music Management's impressive roster which includes Nonpoint, Adelitas Way, Through Fire, SHIM, Kataklysm, Royal Bliss, Deadset Society, Keith Wallen, Spoken and more. The band is currently #37 on the rock chart with their single "BELLA DONNA" and have announced a special show on January 17th at The Viper Room in West Hollywood, California. The band will also be attending NAMM 2019.
Born in the Arizona desert and reared on stages across North America, the band delivers a modern update of a timeless sound, breathing fresh life into a familiar mix of electric guitars, anthemic hooks, and percussive stomp. The Black Moods' three members — frontman/guitarist Josh Kennedy, drummer Daniel "Chico" Diaz and bassist Jordan Hoffman — aren't looking to reinvent the wheel. Instead, they're piling into a vehicle that's existed for decades, souping up the engine to suit their contemporary needs, and steering those wheels toward their own rock & roll horizon.
The band was inspired by local heroes like the Gin Blossoms and Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers — both of whom have become champions of The Black Moods, often tapping the group as a high-profile opening act — The Black Moods began building their audience the old-school way: by hitting the road. They toured heavily, promoting albums like their 2012 self-titled debut and 2016's Medicine with gigs across the country. By the time "Bella Donna" hit the radio airwaves during the summer of 2018, The Black Moods' fanbase had grown exponentially. The song became a Top 40 hit on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, paving the way for the band's biggest shows to date.
Modern-day torchbearers of ageless rock & roll, The Black Moods aren't shy about nodding to their influences. "Bella Donna" was partially inspired by the Doors' slinky strut, while the climatic chorus of "Bad News" points to alt-rock mainstays like the Foo Fighters. With one boot planted in the same ground as their influences and the other pointed toward unexplored territory, The Black Moods blaze their own path while still paying tribute to those who came before them.
Both "Bella Donna" and "Bad News" were recorded with Grammy Award-nominated producer Johnny Karkazis, who flew to Phoenix and set up a makeshift studio in the band's own rehearsal space. There, in the same practice facility once shared by hometown heroes like the Refreshments, the band funneled the spirit and swagger of their live show into their most dynamic recordings to date. That live show — which The Black Moods sharpened with cross-country tours alongside the Doors' Robbie Krieger, Shinedown, Jane's Addiction, Eve 6, Cracker, and numerous other headliners — has always been one of the band's strongest selling points. Now, thanks to singles like "Bella Donna" (which also lends its name to the first wine in The Black Moods' wine series), The Black Moods' fury and fire onstage is matched by their electricity on record.
Music can be found and purchased here:
The Black Moods Tour Dates:
1/17/2019 The Viper Room West Hollywood, CA
1/18/2019 Wasted Grain Scottsdale, AZ
4/15/2019 The Bomb Factory w/ Whitesnake Dallas, TX
4/17/2019 The Aztec Theatre w/ Whitesnake San Antonio, TX
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4/23/2019 Ruth Eckherd Hall w/ Whitesnake Clearwater, FL
4/25/2019 Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino w/ Whitesnake Hollywood, FL
4/26/2019 Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts w/ Whitesnake Melbourne, FL
4/28/2019 Ovens Auditorium w/ Whitesnake Charlotte, NC
4/29/2019 Rose Music Center at The Heights w/ Whitesnake Huber Heights, OH
5/1/2019 The National w/ Whitesnake Richmond, VA
5/5/2019 Penn's Peak w/ Whitesnake Jim Thorpe, PA
5/7/2019 Starland Ballroom w/ Whitesnake Sayreville, NJ
5/8/2019 The Paramount w/ Whitesnake Huntington, NY
5/10/2019 Hampton Beach Casino w/ Whitesnake Hampton, NH
5/14/2019 Palace Theatre w/ Whitesnake Greensburg, PA
The Black Moods are:
Daniel "Chico" Diaz
Jordan Hoffman
https://www.theblackmoods.com
https://www.facebook.com/TheBlackMoods/
https://twitter.com/theblackmoods
https://www.instagram.com/theblackmoods/
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Manchester United are increasingly confident of tying David De Gea down to a new long-term deal after making a breakthrough in negotiations with the Spaniard, Metro.co.uk can reveal.
The 28-year-old has 18 months to run on his existing contract at Old Trafford after the club triggered a 12-month extension clause in his contract shortly before Christmas.
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If you filed a workers' compensation claim to obtain benefits for a work-related injury, your claim or request for benefits was reviewed through a process known as utilization review (UR). What is UR? The UR process allows employers and claim administrators to determine whether or not the requested medical treatment is necessary. If the employer and claim administrators deem the medical treatment unnecessary, the request is denied or modified.
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Back in 2017, we were contemplating a "Pax Sinica" as an irresponsible and ignorant American President – Donald Trump – seemed likely to concede global leadership to China's quasi-imperial Xi Jinping. The roll-out of his signature Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) looked set to cement Chinese ambitions globally.
However, 2018 has been a bad year for China. Why?
First off, the BRI has failed. It has become the object of relentless criticism, if not ridicule: across the globe, projects have been attacked as overvalued and disconnected to the developmental needs of host countries. Indeed, they are mired in corruption, incompetence and skewed to China's strategic interests.
In short, we pay, they benefit.
Inward-looking and short-sighted leadership in the Qing crippled China just as Western nations became more outward-looking and trade-oriented. Self-isolation has never benefitted China.
In Africa, the Nairobi-Mombasa rail project has accumulated substantial losses within a year of operation as cargo traffic on this critical route has remained stubbornly on trucks and lorries.
Elsewhere, in Sri Lanka, the desperately under-utilised Hambantota Port had to be surrendered to Chinese operators in a humiliating example of debt-trap diplomacy. Moreover, newly-elected Prime Minister Imran Khan has been scathing in his assessment of the USD60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) – another flagship BRI project.
Beyond infrastructure, allegations of industrial espionage (including those against Huawei) have made Western powers increasingly wary of China's corporates, especially state-owned enterprises.
Meanwhile, cracks are emerging in China's economy and the superpower is looking less invincible. Its debt overhang, currently estimated to be 3 times larger than its GDP, coupled with a huge property oversupply, has sparked fears of a meltdown. Growth has slowed, with preliminary data indicating that many provinces will miss their annual GDP targets. Additionally, deflationary pressure is building up, caused by weaker than expected demand from Chinese consumers and investors – a sign that confidence in China's growth is fast fading.
At the same time dissent amongst Chinese policymakers is also growing. With the fortieth anniversary of Deng Xiaoping's dramatic reforms just around the corner, many observers are assessing both men and Xi Jinping, despite his undoubted political muscle is by no means winning the contest.
Add to that Xi's brutal crackdown of ethnic Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang and a compelling portrait of an embattled leader is beginning to emerge. However, the silence from Muslim leaders around the world can be seen as proof of China's residual influence.
Nevertheless, faced with reversals abroad and a slowdown internally, Xi must be careful to play his cards right. Although the rest of the world was initially dismissive of Trump, it's clear to all that, with China at least, he means business. His anti-China stance has broad bipartisan support – it's hard to imagine the newly emboldened Democrats in the United States Congress softening this approach.
The trifecta of BRI failures, economic fragility and negative international sentiment makes it difficult to read what China might do next.
Should Beijing be backed into a corner, it has several options at its disposal.
First, it could isolate itself, although historically this has never benefited China.
Inward-looking and short-sighted leadership in the Qing crippled China just as Western nations became more outward-looking and trade-oriented. It's no accident that this process roughly coincided with the colonial subjugation of much of Asia.
Second, Beijing could choose a path of increased aggression, dismissing its neighbours geopolitical and economic concerns. Given China's expansion into the South China Sea, Beijing might even resort to a pre-emptive strike, echoing Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor – sparked off by an American oil embargo.
A third and more likely option would see Beijing compromising: making substantial purchases of US goods and renegotiating signature BRI projects.
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has forced the Chinese to reconsider the scandal-tainted East Coast Rail Link. Even Myanmar, a virtual client-state, has reduced the price for the Kyaukpyu deep-sea port from a vastly inflated USD7.2 billion to USD1.3 billion.
As long as China is heavy-handed with its neighbours in Asia, the rest of the region will be more than happy to see the local thug beaten up by the bigger, global bully.
We don't like Trump, but it is arguable that we like Xi Jinping even less.


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Le VDSL2 (de l'anglais ) est un protocole de transmission de données à haut débit vers un abonné à travers une paire de fils de cuivre. VDSL2 est le successeur du VDSL. Parmi les améliorations notables, le débit maximal théorique passe de  en full-duplex, et la distance entre l'utilisateur et le DSLAM est portée à .

Standards

Le VDSL2 est une technique standardisée (ITU G.993.2) : elle permet d'obtenir une bande passante de  à  sur une simple paire de câbles de cuivre (en symétrique) de section , comme celle utilisée actuellement avec l'ADSL ( à la source).

Vectorisation
La vectorisation (vectoring en anglais) est une méthode de transmission qui tire parti d'une synchronisation des signaux de la ligne pour réduire la diaphonie et améliorer les performances. Cette technologie fonctionne sur le même principe que le contrôle actif du bruit utilisé dans les casques antibruits actifs. Le standard ITU-T G.993.5, aussi connu sous les noms G.vector, VDSL3 ou encore SuperVector, décrit la vectorisation du VDSL2. Un débit de 100 Mbit/s peut être atteint en pratique.

Le vectoring VDSL2 utilise une codification de canal spéciale sur le DSLAM central du côté de l'opérateur et sur le modem VDSL2 de vectoring du côté de l'abonné pour réduire les interférences mutuelles sur les lignes de transmission adjacentes.

Cela nécessite que le DSLAM ait un contrôle complet sur toutes les lignes individuelles dans un faisceau de câbles principal afin de permettre une compensation mutuelle. Le DSLAM connaît donc en permanence le signal présent sur chaque ligne et peut réduire les interférences mutuelles.

L'utilisation de VDSL2-Vectoring nécessite que l'entreprise qui souhaite l'utiliser ait accès à tous les paires de fils de cuivre du dérivateur de câbles, ce qui peut entraîner des problèmes de concurrence entre les opérateurs.

De plus, certains opérateurs de réseaux de télécommunications ont critiqué l'utilisation de VDSL2-Vectoring, car elle nécessite l'installation de matériel coûteux sur le réseau de télécommunications et ne permet pas d'atteindre les vitesses de transmission promises dans certains cas. Le G.fast est une alternative au vectoring.

Europe
La plupart des opérateurs européens ont annoncé des déploiements VDSL2 à grande échelle. En effet, cette technique permet des débits de  symétriques pour des investissements dix fois inférieurs à la fibre, en particulier en zone pavillonnaire. En effet dans les zones pavillonnaires (55,8 % de l'habitat en France en 2009 est un habitat individuel) qui refusent tout câble aérien, le coût du génie civil du VDSL2 représente le meilleur compromis comparativement à la fibre optique.

Belgique
La Belgique a commencé son déploiement VDSL2 en .

Fin 2012 la couverture du territoire belge en VDSL2 est de 85 %.

Fin 2018, la couverture de la population belge en VDSL2 est de 95 %, dont 88 % vectorisé, cela signifie que plus de 50 % de la population a accès à  et 92 % ont  (en incluant les foyers raccordés au cuivre et à la fibre). Plus de  de clients VDSL2 sont en service.

France
En , France Telecom a annoncé le lancement d'expérimentations VDSL2. Membre du Comité Expert Cuivre de l'Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques et des postes (comme France Telecom), OVH Télécom annonce également réaliser ses propres essais VDSL2 à partir du .

En , l'Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques et des postes (Arcep) officialise le lancement du VDSL2 sur le territoire français, les expérimentations précitées étant concluantes. Sept profils VDSL2 sont validés par  8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, et 17a. Le déploiement commercial à grande échelle débutera donc dès le . Les principaux opérateurs français (en parts de marché) à l'exception de SFR ont déjà déployé un parc de modems compatibles. Free a annoncé, à compter de , que le VDSL2 sera disponible pour ses abonnés équipés d'une Freebox Revolution et d'une ligne éligible, des départements de la Gironde et de la Dordogne, puis a annoncé en octobre le lancement du VDSL2 sur l'ensemble du territoire. Dans la nuit du , OVH Télécom a également basculé ses abonnés éligibles, situés dans l'agglomération bordelaise, vers le VDSL2 ; la box fournie est de la marque Technicolor  et .

Le , l'Arcep étend l'autorisation du VDSL2 à toute la France et à l'ensemble des lignes cuivre connectées à un nœud de raccordement d'abonnés (NRA).

Le VDSL2 a rendu, fin 2014, le très haut débit accessible (lignes éligibles) à environ 16 % des  de lignes ADSL de France, car le VDSL2 pour atteindre le très haut-débit (plus de ) nécessite une distance au central téléphonique inférieure à un kilomètre, sauf si un répéteur ou un sous-répartiteur est présent. Enfin le VDSL2 peut offrir des débits d'environ , inférieurs aux très haut débits de  (ou plus) offerts par la fibre optique ou l'hybride fibre coaxial (HFC et ). Pour cette raison, le VDSL2 (comme la nouvelle norme G.fast) devrait conduire à la mise en place de coffrets DSLAM déportés (fibre jusqu'au sous-répartiteur ou jusqu'à l'immeuble).

L'Arcep ne semble pas prête a donner son accord à la vectorisation.

Monaco
À Monaco, l'opérateur Monaco Telecom propose depuis  la technique VDSL2 avec un débit de  en téléchargement et  en chargement pour toute la principauté. La box fournie est de la marque Technicolor TG 789 et TG 789vn v3.
Depuis  le débit maximal est de  en download et  en upload.

Performances

Le VDSL2 est très rapide en dessous de . À partir de , le VDSL2 est équivalent à l'ADSL 2+ au niveau des performances.

NB : en France, les profils 30a et 35b n'ont pas été retenus par l'Arcep.

Perspectives
La technologie VDSL2 peut faire partie d'une offre dite FTTD (de l'anglais ), fibre optique jusqu'au palier. Un DSLAM raccordé en fibre optique est installé dans les immeubles et les logements sont raccordés en VDSL2 sur le câblage cuivre existant sans intervention chez les abonnés. Du fait des longueurs réduites de la partie terminale, cette technologie permet d'atteindre un débit de . Ce mode de raccordement est expérimenté en France depuis 2013. En 2015, le comité d'experts Cuivre se prononce en faveur de ce mode de raccordement en France.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Accès à internet à très haut débit
 VDSL
 G.fast

Liens externes
 Tout savoir sur le VDSL2 - François Le Gall, Ariase.com,

Protocole de télécommunication
Protocole réseau sur la couche physique
Ligne d'abonné numérique

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{
	private $entityManager;

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	{
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My sister Riturparna is one of my favourite photographers. I mean photographers who click photos of mine. I'm from Kalyani, and she lives in Nabadwip, so generally, I don't get enough chance getting clicked by her. But when she comes here, and I don't miss a single chance. We go for an evening walk and click photos standing here and there. I found a few pictures clicked by her and I don't remember the date. But those were taken by Sony A6000 mirrorless camera with Sigma 30 mm f/1.4 lens. That was the first lens I had purchased separately and my first prime lens. I am really impressed by its performance. We took a lot of pictures at night. Here are a few photos right now to me. Those can't compete with the level of Sony A7iii, still good quality of pictures. But whenever you check full-frame photos and cropped sensor photos, you will understand the difference. She will come again at Kalyani within few days, and this time we will try with full frame. We use a tripod also to take pictures of together. And even in low light if you use a tripod, you can even use 1/25 shutter speed. Though A6000 has no image stabilizer in its body, my latest model A7iii has five-axis image stabilizer in its body. So we can use even less shutter speed to take a portrait or nature, then we can also reduce ISO level for better image quality. There are a lot of images in my posts taken by full frame camera. Before that, check out some pictures of a Sony mirrorless. and I hope you will like these.


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It's a regular theme these days: League of Legends goes into the off-season, teams die, and just before they fade off into the distance they pocket some money by selling off their spot in the League Championship Series.
Following in the steps of Dignitas and Elements, European team Gambit Gaming has sold their LCS position to Team Vitality. The latter, a French organisation, announced the purchase in English on their website recently, marking their first entrance into the League of Legends scene.
"For the first time, Vitality will expand its activities to the PC platform. For us there was no better choice than venturing into the game that has been growing eSport for several years now: League of Legends," the team announced. "We have the pleasure to announce that Vitality acquired their spot for the LCS (League of Legends Championship Series), starting in January 2016 with the Spring Split. It's with full force we make our entry on Riot Games' MOBA and set foot in the most prestigious European eSports competition."
To mark the occasion, the team has also produced a short spotlight on their latest roster pickup.
It's a further reminder of just how much money there is in the scene that teams are prepared to purchase empty positions in the tier of LCS competition — and a mark of genius on Riot's part that they've allowed these kinds of transfers to occur.
Nothing official has been mentioned on precisely how much Vitality paid for the position, but it's unlikely to be anywhere near the almost-US$1 million that Dignitas received for theirs, considering their spot came with a highly successful team and coach.
Alex Walker is the editor of Kotaku Australia and is known for his work covering video games, industry issues, technology and esports. He has written for ABC Technology & Games, games.on.net, PC Powerplay, Techly, Gizmodo Australia, Lifehacker Australia and more.
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Gambit were such a great LoL team going back to when they were Moscow 5. Even last season they had arguably the best player in the West, even though he did get banned for toxicity or some nonsense. Real shame they are going to be gone.
I like the bit where they didn't say they paid for it, but "acquired". 😐


Well, another nice day in the office today… just finalised the last minute touches on our asset management system solution, that is due for a demo anytime now. very happy with the results so far.
One of our clients has approached us about a month ago to develop a CHEP pallet management system for their organisation and now we demo it to them.
As you can see, Its a web based pallet management system. the application if fully Ajaxified which makes it easy to use and operate.
I have also included this screenshot from the site portal showing the process of sending pallets from Sydney location to another CHEP depo.
this is by far one of the nicest applications I have ever worked on. it uses few different technologies and tools.
We used Microsoft Queue Messaging System to place a job to generate the export files to sent to CHEP for invoicing and we used Telerik Reporting component to generate the report needed by management.
well, this application might be up and running now, but we are working on some really nice dashboard tools the aim is to provide a way for the administrator to build their dashboard by selecting the type of chart and "plug-in" the parameters to configure the chart.
we are looking for examples of good Equipment management systems.


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Bridgeport's City Lights Gallery says its looking forward its 15th anniversary party on Friday, April 12, when it recognizes 15 City Lights Honorees — one for every year of the anniversary.
The party starts at City Lights Gallery at 6 p.m. with a VIP reception and an art exhibit featuring end-of-the-year student art exhibit from Housatonic Community College, followed by "The Magic of Motown" benefit concert BYOB party at the adjacent Downtown Cabaret Theatre from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Click here to order tickets and for more information.
Mike Daly, retired Connecticut Post, Editoral Page Editor; Ricky Mestre, artist, founder and chair of the Bridgeport PRIDE celebration; Jane Davila, artist, curator, support staff, copy editor for the Bridgeport Art Trail and other City Lights programs; Ralph Buzzard, retired director of Bridgeport public schools' visual arts department; Iyaba Ibo Mandingo, artist, performer, poet, facilitator of outreach programs for several years.
Tickets to the benefit concert are $25 and $50 (includes VIP Party) and support City Lights Outreach programs for youth, serving 5,000 Bridgeport area youth this academic year, through a collaboration with philanthropic organizations, partners and a host of teaching artists.


At Action Verb, we constantly work "on" our business, not just "in" our business. We treat the management, structure, and internal processeses of the company as if they were themselves a product and continuously iterate on them.
In fact, we actually gave this "product" a name: avOS. We think of avOS as the Operating System for our Business.
avOS is a written set of systems, processes, and structure that set forth exactly how we conduct meetings, set policy, and make decisions at Action Verb.
avOS was inspired by the unique management practices of Holacracy, Valve, Google, and others.
Rather than hiring people for exactly one job description, we instead look to find well-rounded employees who are interested in filling multiple roles within the organization.
As a self-organizing team, our people have multiple roles and our role descriptions are regularly updated in small iterations. As their interests and business needs change, the roles that are filled evolve dynamically over time.
Inspired by Holacracy, avOS ensures all roles have a defined "Purpose", which explains the goal that the role will pursue on behalf of Action Verb, as well as written "Accountabilities" which explain how that role is expected to serve other roles at Action Verb.
Inspired by Google's OKR process, avOS requires teams and employees to each set specific quarterly goals and self-determine how the company will measure whether the goal was achieved. Teams and employees self-evaluate their performance against their quarterly goals and these evaluations are public within Action Verb.
Employees review each other's work performance twice per year using a prescribed process led by a trained facilitator. This provides valuable feedback that our employees are grateful to receive and also drives our compensation process. Pay at Action Verb is directly linked to these peer-review scores, but don't worry—we've invested heavily in ensuring that the process is robust and fair.
Under avOS, specially-trained "facilitators" run all meetings at Action Verb using a prescribed process. This ensures that those meetings run efficiently, achieve the needs of the meeting requested, and waste nobody's time.
Since role assignments change so frequently at Action Verb, we place a heavy emphasis on having roles self-document procedures and follow their own documentation. Even though we're a startup, our operations are smooth because we've invested the time in documenting everything.
avOS is open-source under a Creative Commons License, and our employees are encouraged to contribute to it by submitting pull requests on GitHub.
We think that's the most fitting way for a tech company to allow employees to participate in management.
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Posted on March 18, 2014 by Brian — 6 Comments ↓
Last week, an inquest heard 15-year-old schoolboy Patrick Roberts (left) described as a "loveable" teenager who "had so much to look forward to."
On December 3rd last year, some of Patrick's school-friends received messages from him saying that he had taken some pills and had a noose around his neck. Police were alerted, and Patrick was later found hanged in woods near South Oxney, Hertfordshire.
The coroner was told that Patrick had been on the SSRI antidepressant Fluoxetine (Prozac) for about one month before his death. Toxicology results showed that, as well as Prozac, Patrick had therapeutic amounts of ibuprofen, paracetamol and codeine in his system.
Police officers looked at Patrick's laptop, and found that during the past month he had been looking at websites "that might give an indication about how one can take one's own life."
Coroner Graham Danbury recorded a narrative verdict, saying: "His own actions ended his life but I don't know that it was his intention to commit suicide. He physically did what was necessary but he was not doing a set out plan to end his own life."
Last month, an inquest into the death of "bright and intelligent teenager" Martha Bradbury was held. Martha (right) was a schoolgirl from Stoke Newington, North London, who was struck by a train at a nearby station on October 13 last year – just a week after her 16th birthday.
Martha had told her mother Charlotte Foster in December 2012 that she felt depressed and had been self-harming. Charlotte called Martha's GP, who referred her to the local Child and Adolescent Mental Services, and she was subsequently seen by professionals at a nearby health centre in January last year. She was prescribed antidepressants.
The following month, Martha took an overdose of her medication and was admitted to a residential centre. Charlotte told the inquest that Martha refused the offer of anti-psychotics because she had seen some children at the centre who, in her own words, "walked around like zombies." She did not want to have a "fuzzy mind." Martha was deemed to be well enough to be discharged in April.
A 15-year-old friend, whose statement was read out in court, said that, before her death, Martha admitted she heard "bad" voices in her head and "really struggled" with the idea of it continuing for the rest of her life.
The coroner, unnamed in the report, ruled that Martha "took her own life while suffering from severe depression with psychotic symptoms."
In a statement, Martha's family said after the inquest: "Martha was a bright, funny, musical, artistic, beautiful and much-loved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece and friend. She leaves us all wondering where so much grace came from and why it was around for such a short time. We will always cherish her memory."
The previous month, in Caernarfon, an inquest was held into the death of 15-year-old schoolgirl Pauline Swatridge (left), who had jumped from the Menai Bridge in May 2013.
Pauline, who was multilingual, attended the local comprehensive school Ysgol Friars, where she was assessed as bright, with a particular talent for art and music.
At the inquest, the pathologist's report stated that blood tests showed she had taken a variety of drugs prescribed to her by doctors for a mental illness and these were above the therapeutic range.
Recording a narrative conclusion, coroner Dewi Pritchard Jones (right) added: "It is difficult to ascertain the intention of those who have mental health issues and I prefer to steer away from speculating what was in this young lady's mind."
Two months ago I wrote at length about the tragic death of Tallulah Wilson. 15-year-old Tallulah (left) had been prescribed antidepressants while grieving for her grandmother. Two weeks after taking an overdose of her medication in October 2012, she stepped in front of a train at St Pancras Station.
Tallulah had posted pictures of her self-harming on the Tumblr website, and Coroner Mary Hassell (right) said that she would make a Prevention of Further Deaths (PFD) report following the inquest in relation to websites like Tumblr.
When I wrote that article just two months ago, I did not anticipate that I would soon be writing about the violent, avoidable deaths of three more children. It is not clear from the reports available whether Tallulah, Martha and Pauline were prescribed Prozac. However, just over 10 years ago, the UK Department of Health stated that SSRIs were not to be prescribed to anybody under 18, as "the risks outweigh the benefits." The exception to this, for somewhat idiosyncratic reasons, was Prozac.
In 2004, tests carried out in the USA showed that there was no noticeable difference between Prozac and the other SSRIs available. Prozac was subsequently required by the FDA to carry the same black-box warning as the other brands of SSRIs. In spite of this, Prozac was, and still is, the only SSRI licensed for use with children in the USA as well as in the UK.
In September 2010, Harry Hucknell (left) hanged himself in his bedroom. He had been diagnosed as having ADHD and was subsequently prescribed Ritalin and Prozac. Harry was just 10 years old at the time of his death.
At his inquest in April 2011, Harry's father Darren (cousin of Simply Red singer Mick Hucknall) said about Harry: "He had never mentioned killing himself before going on those tablets."
The inquest heard that it was difficult to say how the drugs affected Harry's state of mind but that their influence could not be excluded. Recording a narrative verdict, coroner Ian Smith (right) said: "What a child with ADHD is prescribed by his doctor is mind-altering drugs of a powerful nature. I'm not saying that no children should be prescribed drugs, but the doctors must be extremely careful of what they are prescribing in a 10-year-old boy."
Columnist Peter Hitchens (left) congratulated Mr Smith on his "understatement", and wrote: "Harry's case became known because his cousin is a rock star. How many other tragedies like this are going unreported? We are long overdue for a proper inquiry into the prescribing of such drugs, especially to children. Let it come soon, please."
Mr Smith's summation may well have been something of an understatement, but at least he acknowledged that mind-altering medication can have an influence on a child's state of mind. At the inquests of Tallulah, Patrick, Pauline and Martha, none of the parents raised the question of the efficacy of their medication. Therefore Ms Hassell, Mr Danbury, Mr Pritchard Jones and the coroner at Martha's inquest were all able to assume a position of ignorance, which appears to be the default setting where coroners are concerned.
It is time that the licence to prescribe Prozac / Fluoxetine to persons under the age of 18 was revoked, and that a complete ban was placed on the prescription of all antidepressants to children.
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6 Replies to "Why we shouldn't give Prozac to children"
Ann Blake-Tracy on March 19, 2014 at 07:42 said:
Once again a very excellent point you have made about Prozac and children. The same exception for Prozac being used in children sadly exists here in the US as well. To me the reason for that has long been clear after having Dr. John Virapen appear with me as guests in a radio interview in Provo, Utah. While we were being interviewed John explained how he had bribed the man who was over the approval of Prozac for the country of Sweden. John was working for Lilly and the one in charge of getting the approval for Eli Lilly on Prozac in Sweden. He had been given orders to get it done any way he could get it done. You see Sweden had strict guidelines on the approval of drugs and Lilly knew that if they got an approval for the drug there the other countries would approve it with far less scrutiny.
As John was explaining how he did this I asked him, out of curiosity, just how much he paid to get it done. He replied that he paid out a measly $30,000 along with the promise of a couple of research studies in the future for this man's laboratory, which of course was worth millions more.
So given Lilly's expertise in bribery I have little question as to how Prozac squeezed past all other antidepressants to remain on the market for children when the others are just clones of Prozac anyway.
Brian on March 19, 2014 at 10:43 said:
Thank you for this information, Ann.
It would appear inconceivable that neither the FDA nor the Pharma-funded MHRA are aware of this information. It therefore begs the question as to why neither of these organisations has considered revoking the special status given to Prozac during the past 10 years. Meanwhile, children continue to take their lives.
Robert Evers on March 19, 2014 at 19:39 said:
Why does the FDA even exist? They approve drugs that are deadly and they outlaw things that help. The FDA does what drug companies want. They bad mouth organizations that work and let psychiatrists damage people's lives.
Stephanie Mcgill Lynch on November 16, 2015 at 13:49 said:
These statistics go up and up, children constantly losing their lives thanks to SSRIs…yet nobody is willing to speak out publicly to can change this…
It is just so heartbreaking to constantly see another life gone daily….God help them and God help all of us dealing with our loss…
This can never be fixed for those involved but it can be prevented from happening to others….
Brian on November 16, 2015 at 14:58 said:
The time has surely come for prescribers to be made accountable in the courts for what they have done. In just about every case I've come across, the doctor or psychiatrist has ignored the Guidelines of bodies like NICE or the HSE when they have prescribed an SSRI to a child.
Dawn on November 19, 2018 at 23:07 said:
My son was given Prozac and not followed up in the appropriate timescale. He was severely let down by the mental health services. He took his own life a few months later. I was only aware that he'd been prescribed it the day before his death. He was an young adult. He'd been suicidal six months previously and had two stays in a unit. Why, why why did they give him Prozac? Our family has been devastated by his loss.
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The airline will be offering two flights weekly, on Wednesday and Saturday during the summer season in the UK and three times a week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during winter.
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The new flight is part of the efforts of the Costa Rican Tourism Board, the ICT, to attract more airlines to Costa Rica.
Europe is the third largest source market for tourists to Costa Rica. North America (US, Canada and Mexico) is first, followed by Central America.
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