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Emotion AI Leader Affectiva Announces $14 Million in Growth Capital
Names Nick Langeveld Chairman of the Board, and appoints Dr. Rana el Kaliouby CEO.
Investment to be used to drive continued innovation in Emotion AI and to further accelerate rapid growth into global markets.
WALTHAM, Mass., May 25, 2016 — Affectiva, the global leader in emotion recognition software announced today that Fenox Venture Capital led its $14 million recent round of additional growth capital, on top of the $20 million previously raised. The investors include IT Services giant CAC Holdings, Bandai Namco, and Sega Sammy Holdings that is the multinational video game developer and publisher in Japan – all LPs in Fenox funds. The investment will be used to drive the company's continued innovation in Emotion AI and to further accelerate rapid growth into global markets. For more information on Affectiva: www.affectiva.com.
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Chairman of the Board Nick Langeveld, Chief Executive Officer Dr. Rana el Kaliouby
Affectiva also announced that Nick Langeveld has been named Chairman of the Board. Dr. Rana el Kaliouby, who co-founded Affectiva, will be moving into the role of Chief Executive Officer. Under Nick's leadership, Affectiva has become the standard in scalable and fully automated emotion data. The company provides advanced analytics and fuels industry KPIs, norms and benchmarks based on the world's largest emotion database. Affectiva has developed a world class Emotion AI data platform along with SaaS, SDK and API products. "I am thrilled to have Fenox Venture Capital invest in Affectiva. We are at an inflection point regarding how emotion data and insights are used in various industries," said Langeveld. "This capital will fuel our growth in new areas including gaming, healthcare and video communications."
Affectiva Emotion Recognition Technology
Affectiva's emotion recognition technology allows developers to create hyper-personalized experiences across multiple industries such as gaming, advertising, healthcare and automotive. Game developers can create adaptive games that change based on a player's mood, clinical researchers can develop applications that respond to a patient's emotional state, and video communication platforms can optimize webinars so speakers can modify their presentations in real-time, based on an audience's engagement.
The Future of Emotion AI
"We envision a future where our mobile and IoT devices can read and adapt to human emotions, transforming not only how we interact with hyper-intelligent technology, but also how we communicate with each other in a digital world," said Rana el Kaliouby. "Affectiva is the Emotion AI company; we build artificial emotional intelligence that senses, models and adapts to human emotion and behavior. It is a big, exciting vision for artificial intelligence, as it realizes the practical business application of AI and fuels innovation in many global markets." With the new funding, Affectiva will make its research team the magnet for emotion AI innovation, drawing top talent in machine learning, computer vision and emotion science. "Affectiva has built and proven its technology over the past few years and we are excited about the potential of the technology to become a core platform for Emotion AI globally," said Anis Uzzaman, General Partner and CEO of Fenox Venture Capital.
Affectiva, an MIT Media Lab spin-off, is the pioneer in Emotion AI, the next frontier of artificial intelligence. Affectiva's mission is to bring emotional intelligence to the digital world with its emotion recognition technology that senses and analyzes facial expressions and emotions. Affectiva's patented software is built on an emotion AI science platform that uses computer vision, deep learning and the world's largest emotion data repository of more than 4 million faces analyzed from 75 countries, amounting to more than 50 billion emotion data points. Affectiva's SDKs and APIs enable developers to add emotion-sensing and analytics to their own mobile apps, games, devices, applications and digital experiences. Affectiva is used by more than 1,400 brands to gather insight and analytics in consumer emotional engagement. Affectiva is privately held with backing from leading investors such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers and WPP. For more information: www.affectiva.com.
About Fenox Venture Capital
Fenox Venture Capital is a Silicon Valley-based Venture Capital firm with several multi-million dollar funds under management. Fenox has invested in more than 65 US, European and Asian startups, including Jibo, Affectiva, ShareThis, Genius, LARK, META and more, leveraging its global presence with its headquarters in San Jose and offices in Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Dubai, Belarus and Bangladesh.
Media contact: Gabi Zijderveld, VP Marketing and Product Strategy, gabi@affectiva.com, +1 781 996 5364
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PART IVAllotment of Shares and Debentures
General provisions as to allotment
80Authority of company required for certain allotments
(1)The directors of a company shall not exercise any power of the company to allot relevant securities, unless they are, in accordance with this section, authorised to do so by—
(a)the company in general meeting; or
(b)the company's articles.
(2)In this section " relevant securities " means—
(a)shares in the company other than shares shown in the memorandum to have been taken by the subscribers to it or shares allotted in pursuance of an employees' share scheme, and
(b)any right to subscribe for, or to convert any security into, shares in the company (other than shares so allotted);
and a reference to the allotment of relevant securities includes the grant of such a right but (subject to subsection (6) below), not the allotment of shares pursuant to such a right.
(3)Authority under this section may be given for a particular exercise of the power or for its exercise generally, and may be unconditional or subject to conditions.
(4)The authority must state the maximum amount of relevant securities that may be allotted under it and the date on which it will expire, which must be not more than 5 years from whichever is relevant of the following dates—
(a)in the case of an authority contained in the company's articles at the time of its original incorporation, the date of that incorporation ; and
(b)in any other case, the date on which the resolution is passed by virtue of which the authority is given;
but such an authority (including an authority contained in the articles) may be previously revoked or varied by the company in general meeting.
(5)The authority may be renewed or further renewed by the company in general meeting for a further period not exceeding 5 years; but the resolution must state (or restate) the amount of relevant securities which may be allotted under the authority or, as the case may be, the amount remaining to be allotted under it, and must specify the date on which the renewed authority will expire.
(6)In relation to authority under this section for the grant of such rights as are mentioned in subsection (2)(b), the reference in subsection (4) (as also the corresponding reference in subsection (5)) to the maximum amount of relevant securities that may be allotted under the authority is to the maximum amount of shares which may be allotted pursuant to the rights.
(7)The directors may allot relevant securities, notwithstanding that authority under this section has expired, if they are allotted in pursuance of an offer or agreement made by the company before the authority expired and the authority allowed it to make an offer or agreement which would or might require relevant securities to be allotted after the authority expired.
(8)A resolution of a company to give, vary, revoke or renew such an authority may, notwithstanding that it alters the company's articles, be an ordinary resolution; but it is in any case subject to section 380 of this Act (copy to be forwarded to registrar within 15 days).
(9)A director who knowingly and wilfully contravenes, or permits or authorises a contravention of, this section is liable to a fine.
(10)Nothing in this section affects the validity of any allotment.
(11)This section does not apply to any allotment of relevant securities by a company, other than a public company registered as such on its original incorporation, if it is made in pursuance of an offer or agreement made before the earlier of the following two dates—
(a)the date of the holding of the first general meeting of the company after its registration or re-registration as a public company, and
(b)22nd June 1982;
but any resolution to give, vary or revoke an authority for the purposes of section 14 of the [1980 c. 22.] Companies Act 1980 or this section has effect for those purposes if passed at any time after the end of April 1980.
81Restriction on public offers by private company
(1)A private limited company (other than a company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital) commits an offence if it—
(a)offers to the public (whether for cash or otherwise) any shares in or debentures of the company; or
(b)allots or agrees to allot (whether for cash or otherwise) any shares in or debentures of the company with a view to all or any of those shares or debentures being offered for sale to the public (within the meaning given to that expression by sections 58 to 60).
(2)A company guilty of an offence under this section, and any officer of it who is in default, is liable to a fine.
(3)Nothing in this section affects the validity of any allotment or sale of shares or debentures, or of any agreement to allot or sell shares or debentures.
82Application for, and allotment of, shares and debentures
(1)No allotment shall be made of a company's shares or debentures in pursuance of a prospectus issued generally, and no proceedings shall be taken on applications made in pursuance of a prospectus so issued, until the beginning of the third day after that on which the prospectus is first so issued or such later time (if any) as may be specified in the prospectus.
(2)The beginning of that third day, or that later time, is " the time of the opening of the subscription lists ".
(3)In subsection (1), the reference to the day on which the prospectus is first issued generally is to the day when it is first so issued as a newspaper advertisement; and if it is not so issued as a newspaper advertisement before the third day after that on which it is first so issued in any other manner, the reference is to the day on which it is first so issued in any manner.
(4)In reckoning for this purpose the third day after another day—
(a)any intervening day which is a Saturday or Sunday, or is a bank holiday in any part of Great Britain, is to be disregarded; and
(b)if the third day (as so reckoned) is itself a Saturday or Sunday, or a bank holiday, there is to be substituted the first day after that which is none of them.
(5)The validity of an allotment is not affected by any contravention of subsections (1) to (4); but in the event of contravention, the company and every officer of it who is in default is liable to a fine.
(6)As applying to a prospectus offering shares or debentures for sale, the above provisions are modified as follows—
(a)for references to allotment, substitute references to sale; and
(b)for the reference to the company and every officer of it who is in default, substitute a reference to any person by or through whom the offer is made and who knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the contravention.
(7)An application for shares in or debentures of a company which is made in pursuance of a prospectus issued generally is not revocable until after the expiration of the third day after the time of the opening of the subscription lists, or the giving before the expiration of that day of the appropriate public notice ; and that notice is one given by some person responsible under sections 67 to 69 for the prospectus and having the effect under those sections of excluding or limiting the responsibility of the giver.
83No allotment unless minimum subscription received
(1)No allotment shall be made of any share capital of a company offered to the public for subscription unless—
(a)there has been subscribed the amount stated in the prospectus as the minimum amount which, in the opinion of the directors, must be raised by the issue of share capital in order to provide for the matters specified in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3 (preliminary expenses, purchase of property, working capital, etc.); and
(b)the sum payable on application for the amount so stated has been paid to and received by the company.
(2)For purposes of subsection (1)(b), a sum is deemed paid to the company, and received by it, if a cheque for that sum has been received in good faith by the company and the directors have no reason for suspecting that the cheque will not be paid.
(3)The amount so stated in the prospectus is to be reckoned exclusively of any amount payable otherwise than in cash and is known as " the minimum subscription ".
(4)If the above conditions have not been complied with on the expiration of 40 days after the first issue of the prospectus, all money received from applicants for shares shall be forthwith repaid to them without interest.
(5)If any of the money is not repaid within 48 days after the issue of the prospectus, the directors of the company are jointly and severally liable to repay it with interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum from the expiration of the 48th day; except that a director is not so liable if he proves that the default in the repayment of the money was not due to any misconduct or negligence on his part.
(6)Any condition requiring or binding an applicant for shares to waive compliance with any requirement of this section is void.
(7)This section does not apply to an allotment of shares subsequent to the first allotment of shares offered to the public for subscription.
84Allotment where issue not fully subscribed
(1)No allotment shall be made of any share capital of a public company offered for subscription unless—
(a)that capital is subscribed for in full; or
(b)the offer states that, even if the capital is not subscribed for in full, the amount of that capital subscribed for may be allotted in any event or in the event of the conditions specified in the offer being satisfied;
and, where conditions are so specified, no allotment of the capital shall be made by virtue of paragraph (b) unless those conditions are satisfied.
This is without prejudice to section 83.
(2)If shares are prohibited from being allotted by subsection (1) and 40 days have elapsed after the first issue of the prospectus, all money received from applicants for shares shall be forthwith repaid to them without interest.
(3)If any of the money is not repaid within 48 days after the issue of the prospectus, the directors of the company are jointly and severally liable to repay it with interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum from the expiration of the 48th day; except that a director is not so liable if he proves that the default in repayment was not due to any misconduct or negligence on his part.
(4)This section applies in the case of shares offered as wholly or partly payable otherwise than in cash as it applies in the case of shares offered for subscription (the word " subscribed " In subsection (1) being construed accordingly).
(5)In subsections (2) and (3) as they apply to the case of shares offered as wholly or partly payable otherwise than in cash, references to the repayment of money received from applicants for shares include—
(a)the return of any other consideration so received (including, if the case so requires, the release of the applicant from any undertaking), or
(b)if it is not reasonably practicable to return the consideration, the payment of money equal to its value at the time it was so received,
and references to interest apply accordingly.
85Effect of irregular allotment
(1)An allotment made by a company to an applicant in contravention of section 83 or 84 is voidable at the instance of the applicant within one month after the date of the allotment, and not later, and is so voidable notwithstanding that the company is in the course of being wound up.
(2)If a director of a company knowingly contravenes, or permits or authorises the contravention of, any provision of either of those sections with respect to allotment, he is liable to compensate the company and the allottee respectively for any loss, damages or costs which the company or the allottee may have sustained or incurred by the contravention.
(3)But proceedings to recover any such loss, damages or costs shall not be commenced after the expiration of 2 years from the date of the allotment
86Allotment of shares, etc. to be dealt in on stock exchange
(1)The following applies where a prospectus, whether issued generally or not states that application has been or will be made for permission for the shares or debentures offered by it to be listed on any stock exchange.
(2)An allotment made on an application in pursuance of the prospectus is, whenever made, void if the permission has not been applied for before the third day after the first issue of the prospectus or if the permission has been refused before the expiration of 3 weeks from the date of the closing of the subscription lists or such longer period (not exceeding 6 weeks) as may, within those 3 weeks, be notified to the applicant for permission by or on behalf of the stock exchange.
(4)Where permission has not been applied for as above, or has been refused as above, the company shall forthwith repay (without interest) all money received from applicants in pursuance of the prospectus.
(5)If any of the money is not repaid within 8 days after the company becomes liable to repay it, the directors of the company are jointly and severally liable to repay the money with interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum from the expiration of the 8th day, except that a director is not liable if he proves that the default in the repayment of the money was not due to any misconduct or negligence on his part
(6)All money received from applicants in pursuance of the prospectus shall be kept in a separate bank account so long as the company may become liable to repay it under subsection (4); and if default is made in complying with this subsection, the company and every officer of it who is in default is liable to a fine.
(7)Any condition requiring or binding an applicant for shares or debentures to waive compliance with any requirement of this section is void.
(8)For purposes of this section, permission is not deemed to be refused if it is intimated that the application for it though not at present granted, will be given further consideration.
(9)This section has effect in relation to shares or debentures agreed to be taken by a person underwriting an offer of them by a prospectus as if he had applied for them in pursuance of the prospectus.
87Operation of s. 86 where prospectus offers shares for sale
(1)The following has effect as regards the operation of section 86 in relation to a prospectus offering shares for sale.
(2)Subsections (1) and (2) of that section apply, but with the substitution for the reference in subsection (2) to allotment of a reference to sale.
(3)Subsections (4) and (5) of that section do not apply; but—
(a)if the permission referred to in section 86(2) has not been applied for as there mentioned, or has been refused as there mentioned, the offeror of the shares shall forthwith repay (without interest) all money received from applicants in pursuance of the prospectus, and
(b)if any such money is not repaid within 8 days after the offeror becomes liable to repay it he becomes liable to pay interest on the money due, at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum from the end of the 8th day.
(4)Subsections (6) to (9) apply, except that in subsection (6)—
(a)for the first reference to the company there is substituted a reference to the offeror, and
(b)for the reference to the company and every officer of the company who is in default there is substituted a reference to any person by or through whom the offer is made and who knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the default.
88Return as to allotments, etc.
(1)This section applies to a company limited by shares and to a company limited by guarantee and having a share capital.
(2)When such a company makes an allotment of its shares, the company shall within one month thereafter deliver to the registrar of companies for registration—
(a)a return of the allotments (in the prescribed form) stating the number and nominal amount of the shares comprised in the allotment, the names and addresses of the allottees, and the amount (if any) paid or due and payable on each share, whether on account of the nominal value of the share or by way of premium ; and
(b)in the case of shares allotted as fully or partly paid up otherwise than in cash—
(i)a contract in writing constituting the title of the allottee to the allotment together with any contract of sale, or for services or other consideration in respect of which that allotment was made (such contracts being duly stamped), and
(ii)a return stating the number and nominal amount of shares so allotted, the extent to which they are to be treated as paid up, and the consideration for which they have been allotted.
(3)Where such a contract as above mentioned is not reduced to writing, the company shall within one month after the allotment deliver to the registrar of companies for registration the prescribed particulars of the contract stamped with the same stamp duty as would have been payable if the contract had been reduced to writing.
(4)Those particulars are deemed an instrument within the meaning of the [54 & 55 Vict c. 39.] Stamp Act 1891; and the registrar may. as a condition of filing the particulars, require that the duty payable on them be adjudicated under section 12 of that Act.
(5)If default is made in complying with this section, every officer of the company who is in default is liable to a fine and, for continued contravention, to a daily default fine, but subject as follows.
(6)In the case of default in delivering to the registrar within one month after the allotment any document required by this section to be delivered, the company, or any officer liable for the default, may apply to the court for relief; and the court, if satisfied that the omission to deliver the document was accidental or due to inadvertence, or that it is just and equitable to grant relief, may make an order extending the time for the delivery of the document for such period as the court thinks proper.

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As daylight savings time rolls around and seasonal depression settles over campus, the Welty Counseling Center enters its busiest time of year. In order to handle the excess of students clamoring to vent for an hour about their raging feelings of emptiness and unfulfilling hook ups, the Counseling Center has moved meetings into the Reid Campus Center.
"Polls showed that 85 percent of people are already emotionally distraught upon entering Reid and laying their eyes upon those fugly mint green booths, so we're really grateful that we can channel this energy into a productive session," said Mary Johnston, rep for the Counseling Center.
However, with students and random adults bustling around to pick up their mail and grab a Yerba Mate at all hours of the day, counselors caution that there's a strong likelihood of a random passerby overhearing your innermost private thoughts.
Reid frequenter and psychology major Claire Atkins weighs in. "I already listen to people's conversations in Reid all the time, so I've really enjoyed gaining insight into the stream of consciousness that therapy allows for. Also, as a psychology major and creative writing minor, it has been really beneficial to my academics to overhear psychoanalysis playing out," said Atkins, who also contends that eavesdropping on people's traumas has helped her become a more mindful person, as well as a very reliable gossip source.
More friction has risen with the counseling center's institution of a lottery, which decides where in Reid appointments will be held.
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My goodness time sure does fly by. It's been a little over two months since I made a card and posted anything to my blog. I'm not even sure anyone will stop by since I've been out of the stamping loop, but I'm going to post my card anyway.
As some of you know, I've been diagnosed with cancer (liver and brain), so I've been pretty busy dealing with all the wonderful events related to my care and treatment. I'm giving it my best fight and trying to remain positive and lean on my faith in God. I've also had so much wonderful support from family and friends that has touched me deeply. Thank you to all of you! I love you so much.
Before I move onto my card, I would like to especially thank our good friend, Clair, who recently ran in a Relay for Life race that my other good friend, Jane, organized and dedicated to me. Here's Clair wearing a special shirt he had made. What a guy!!
Okay, so onto my card. Since I was feeling especially good today and had some available time, I decided to participate in the technique challenge over at Splitcoaststampers. We were to choose one of the first 50 technique challenges posted. I chose #9 - Crayon Resist - as it was one of my favorite techniques when I first began stamping. This is a very simple technique. I stamped my image onto Glossy White cardstock (you can also use Stampin' Up's Whisper White) and then used a white crayon to draw my lines/dots around the flowers and stems. The last step is to sponge ink over your image, wiping away the excess ink to reveal the white crayon resist.
If you did stop by, thanks and let me know that you did. I hope you're having a grand day.
Such a pretty and uplifting card! made my day posting this one! Thank YOU!!!! Keep up the good fight and know you are in our prayers all the way here in Central Australia!
Love your card. I understand how your family feels right now. My husband is being treated for prostate cancer. I will keep you in my prayers.
Love your card, Charlene! Please know that you are in my prayers down here in Kentucky. Sending you hugs!
What a beautiful card. It looks like the sun is illuminating those flowers. Great technique. I'm keeping you in my prayers.
i didn't know. i'm so, so sorry to hear this and i'll be keeping you in my prayers for sure!
on the bright side, it has not affected your creativity. your card is gorgeous... as always.
Charlene, it is so good to see you post. You've made a beautiful card and used a wonderful technique...one I've never tried.
I love your spirit. You are such an encouragement to all. Sending big hugs.
Charlene - your card is fabulous!! How nice of your friends to show you such support -- that is wonderful.
Sending my prayers and cyber hug!
Charlene, your blog post with your gorgeous card made my day. I love this technique but haven't done it in a long, long time. I've missed your posts but know that God is working all of of this. You are an amazing lady! What a fantastic group of friends and family you have. You are loved there and here in blogland.
Hi Charlene. I love your card. The colors are so beautiful and the crayon resist technique is perfect. This is something I haven't tried, so thank you for inspiring me.
I think about you often and am so happy to see that you were feeling well enough to make a card and post. Creating something beautiful from paper and ink is very therapeutic and uplifting.
Hi Charlene! SO happy to see you stamping up a card and posting! I love the piercing around the edges, the lovely colors and fun technique!
Thinking of you always - and praying that you are feeling well and that the doctors are helping you!
How wonderful for your friends to show their support in this way!
Hi Charlene, I am thrilled that you shared this beautiful card with us. Gorgeous job on this technique and the vibrant colors are fantastic.
Keep up the fight! I am thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers!
What a thrill to see your gorgeous work gracing the gallery at SCS this week, Charlene. You are loved and missed.
Know that you and your family are in my every prayer during this difficult struggle. Sending love and hugs.
Hi Charlene! What a beautiful card and great to see you posting!I'm going to have to get out and get a white crayon - such a beautiful effect.
It was just very recently I became aware of your health challenges.
Hi, Charlene - I just happened to revisit you in search for directions for the pinwheel card you had shared with us in 2011, I think it was. So sorry to hear of your illness but thrilled for you that you are still inspiring us all with beautiful works of art. TFS and I wish you a full recovery.
My new blog reader has had a couple of teething problems and I'm just catching up on some posts now. So lovely to see that you felt like making a card and felt well enough to enjoy it. I hope it's just the first of more. DH will be glad to hear it too - he often asks how you are doing.


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In Europe and Asia, some cars have an extra safety feature in the brake lights designed to alert drivers to sudden stops ahead. When a driver abruptly applies more pressure than normal to the brake, the lights not only come on, but they also strobe flash for extra visibility. In the U.S., strobe lights are allowed on other parts of the car, but brake lights can only be solid colors.
While colored headlights are popular car accessories regularly seen at car shows, they are prohibited for street use in some cases. Colors other than white or yellow are not ideal for headlights on the road because they do not provide enough visibility. The best options for colored headlights have a white light setting that can be used while driving and dynamic colorshift displays that are perfect for showing off a vehicle in a parking lot or convention hall.
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Memoir: When drug addiction hits home
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"Saving Jake" cover/D'Anne Burwell
By Martha Ross | mross@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: February 17, 2016 at 8:26 am | UPDATED: August 11, 2016 at 11:33 pm
D'Anne Burwell didn't see it coming.
She and her husband, Bruce, were raising their two smart, athletic children in a cozy, three-bedroom ranch house on a quiet Silicon Valley street, feeling that their kids were well on their way to winning what a friend of Burwell's calls the "Bay Area lottery": good grades leading to good colleges and happy, successful lives.
In elementary school, her son Jake constantly received praise from teachers for being precocious and kindhearted, Burwell recounts in her memoir "Saving Jake: When Addiction Hits Home." As he started high school, he took AP classes, played soccer and wasn't running with a partying crowd.
Then Jake started coasting a little in classes. He quit sports. Burwell caught him smoking pot, but he seemed to give that up after she and her husband suspended his driving privileges. When he asked to see a psychologist, Burwell didn't pry out of respect for his privacy. By the time he left for college, she figured he had resolved whatever was bothering him.
What Burwell and her husband didn't realize was that Jake wasn't just going through a rough spot. He was careening toward an addiction to OxyContin, which would escalate to heroin abuse and soon estrange him from their family and leave them terrified they would one day get the phone call that he had died of an overdose.
Burwell's story of her family's harrowing journey comes at a fortuitous time, with fatal drug overdoses, largely driven by heroin and prescription drugs, rising to 47,055 nationwide in 2014, double the rate from 2000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And, as the New York Times noted in January, the skyrocketing abuse of prescription drugs and heroin is forcing everyone from health care leaders to presidential candidates to reassess our decades-long war on drugs.
"Saving Jake" isn't intended as a polemic on national drug policy, but Burwell says she's gratified if her family's story adds to the growing national conversation.
"The epidemic is finally starting to be talked about," she notes, "which is a great change from two or three years ago."
Burwell adds that there is a great deal of shame and stigma associated with addiction, certainly in the Bay Area's high-achieving suburbs. At one point, Jake told his parents that he started drugs in part to address feelings of social insecurity. He also worried that he was a disappointment to his "morally bulletproof" parents because he couldn't follow their "path to success."
The Burwells first suspected Jake was in serious trouble after he flunked two classes his freshman year at the University of Colorado. Then during his sophomore year, a high school friend of Jake's warned her that he was engaging in "risky behavior."
"My heart was cracking into little pieces," she recalls about the moment in 2011 in a therapist's office when she confronted him about the need to go into rehab. From his dramatic weight loss and sunken eyes, she came to suspect he was smoking OxyContin, a commonly prescribed opioid pain reliever that is in the same class of drugs as heroin.
"I wanted to hold Jake the way I'd held him when he hurt himself as a little boy, to make everything all right," she writes. "But I knew I couldn't."
Over the next two years, he tried wilderness therapy, then rehab. Actually there were three unsuccessful stints in rehab, a tough lesson for them in how common relapse can be in addicts. He left the first in Utah after 45 days and was kicked out of another in Colorado just 31 days into the six-month program.
Burwell, a former educator, plunged herself into absorbing everything she could about addiction, reading books and attending Al-Anon meetings. She learned some key theories: that addiction alters brain development and functioning.
Jake's emotional maturity was stunted at about age 15, and, as is common with addicts, he didn't believe he had a problem. He frequently voiced a sense of being entitled to privileges and his parents' trust; he expected them to fund him leaving rehab early to move to Los Angeles.
"I have heard entitlement from my daughter," Burwell says. "(But) with the addict, it's enormous. You can spend $50,000 on rehab, and they'll come at you and complain about this, that and the other. It's just completely out of whack. It's one of the symptoms of addiction."
She has gotten to know many Bay Area families affected by addiction. At one weekly Al-Anon meeting she began attending in 2012, Burwell learned that the number of parents regularly attending has grown from 10 a decade ago to about 80 today. "It's just always growing," she says. "That's a sad fact. There are so many families struggling."
Over time, Burwell and her husband realized they couldn't blame themselves. It also wasn't doing Jake or them any good trying to control his choices. They could only control their ability to set limits on what they would do to help. They told him they would no longer pay for treatment; he had to choose himself to get into recovery and find a program on his own.
In the spring of 2012, they didn't know where Jake was, only that he might be in Colorado. Both feared he was using and could die.
Finally, just before Memorial, Day, Jake called.
"Momma, I need help," he said. "I need a reason to live." Jake agreed to enter detox and return to the Bay Area to start a six-month program at the nonprofit New Bridge Foundation in Berkeley.
Keith Humphreys, a Stanford psychiatry professor and health policy researcher, reviewed Burwell's book for Washington Monthly and wrote she "captures vividly the maddening nature of being a parent of an addicted child."
Burwell's friend Charlene Margot, the founding director for parent education programs for the Sequoia Union High School District, adds that Jake's story "is a cautionary tale for any family that has ever thought 'it could never happen to us.' "
The book also tells a more universal story about parenting, Margot says, about how mothers and fathers sometimes need to let their children find their own way, even if their choices are self-destructive and "letting go is the most painful choice imaginable."
Burwell said the lessons in letting go with Jake helped her support her daughter, Alea, as she worked through being depressed about missing her big brother.
In May 2014, Jake graduated from his program at New Bridge. Now 24, he is living with a roommate from New Bridge and earning a 4.0 grade point average while finishing up his business degree at a small college. Both Jake and Alea, who also went to University of Colorado, are on course to graduate this June.
Jake told his mother he is proud she wrote their story, but he has probably only read a few chapters. Burwell said he wants to focus on his recovery and move forward in life, not on the times depicted in the book, which is also why he didn't want to be interviewed for this story.
"He keeps busy, always striving to do the next right thing," she said. Still, she adds, no one is ever cured of addiction. But it is a treatable illness, she says, even when it takes multiple attempts to recover.
"I don't know what the future holds," she says. "I just hold onto being able to spend the day, being grateful for that, or when he walks through the door, and he's big and strong and incredibly handsome. I'm so happy and proud of him. He's going after life."
Feb. 28: "Dose of Awareness" 5K walk and expo, Iron Horse Middle School, 12601 Alcosta Blvd., San Ramon, 9 a.m. to noon
March 5: Symposium on adolescent addiction, prevention and recovery, Boys &Girls Clubs of the Peninsula, Moldaw-Zaffaroni Clubhouse, 2031 Pulgas Ave., East Palo Alto, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
March 12: "An Afternoon with Authors: Prescription Drug Abuse Awareness," Lafayette Library and Learning Center, 3491 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette, 3 to 4 p.m.
Martha Ross
Martha Ross is a features writer who covers everything and anything related to popular culture, society, health, women's issues and families. A native of the East Bay and a graduate of Northwestern University and Mills College, she's also a former hard-news and investigative reporter, covering crime and local politics.
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Q: Firebase centered architecture This is an architectural question.
I am currently in the process of designing a web application and I am used to a basic: frontend, api, database, microservices setup.
For the sake of saving money and making my architecture a little bit more modern than what I am used to I decided to look into serverless.
The two main parts I am interested in are google cloud functions and firebase. My understanding is that google cloud functions can be fired when a database entry in firebase has been manipulated.
The way I used to communicate between services was through message queues such as RabbitMQ but it seems to me that by using firebase and cloud functions you can build communication through the database without the need for message queues. What I mean by communication in this case, would be that one service would be able to react to the execution of another service by seeing that an entry in the database was changed.
My question therefore is, what are the upsides and downsides of letting all your "communication" between microservices run through firebase instead of message queues, and is this an architecture that is generally used?

A: AFAIK, cloud function triggers is a beta feature in Firebase, and according to the doc, there are some limitations for firestore trigger events:

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*It can take up to 10 seconds for a function to respond to changes in Cloud Firestore.

*Ordering is not guaranteed. Rapid changes can trigger function invocations in an unexpected order.

*Events are delivered at least once, but a single event may result in multiple function invocations. Avoid depending on exactly-once mechanics, and write idempotent functions.

*Cloud Firestore triggers for Cloud Functions is available only for Cloud Firestore in Native mode. It is not available for Cloud Firestore in Datastore mode.

The most concerning limitation here is the first one. 10 seconds for an update is a long time if you need that update to be visible to the user.
Another disadvantage I see is that it may run out of control (in terms of system design) as the complexity increases. You may be tempted to add events for everything, and it may be hard to partition them by category, for example (in message queues, you can use topics for that).
Also, according to the doc, cloud functions are rate-limited to 16 invocations per 100 seconds, which may quickly be reached if you got some traffic on your app.
I would use trigger-events for isolated scenarios and use a message queue for the backbone communication between microservices.

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Johnny Post est un personnage de fiction de la série télévisée Oz, interprété par Tim McAdams.

Il fait partie du groupe des Homeboys, le gang des Afro-Américains de la prison.

Biographie

Personnalité
Johnny Post est l'archétype du prisonnier afro-américain jeune, insolent et impulsif, très agressif et raciste envers tous ceux qui ne sont pas noirs, en particulier envers les Italiens.

Saison 1
Post est le bras droit de Jefferson Keane, dont les hommes travaillent aux cuisines pour gérer leur trafic (lui, Keane, Simon Adebisi, et le nouveau détenu Paul Markstrom, sont alors les principaux Homeboys présents à Emerald City).

Lorsqu'un des Italiens du nom de Dino Ortolani agresse Billie Keane (le frère homosexuel de Jefferson) sous la douche et l'envoie à l'hôpital, Jefferson Keane et Ryan O'Reilly complotent pour tuer Ortolani et c'est à Post que revient la tâche de le tuer.

Ortolani, travaille à l'infirmerie avec les détenus atteints du SIDA, et O'Reilly use de ses relations pour faire entrer Post dans le même service pour y travailler. Il finit par saisir une occasion de le tuer, mais au moment où il sort discretement son arme rentre dans la pièce Tim McManus (le directeur d'Emerald City). Post décide donc finalement d'attendre le moment propice. Dino Ortolani euthanasie plus tard un patient mais se fait prendre.

Ortolani est alors battu par les gardiens et placé au mitard puis drogué aux sédatifs, Post paie l'un des gardiens pour accéder à sa cellule. Une fois face à Ortolani, il lui verse de l'essence puis le brûle avec une allumette.

Les Siciliens, alors menés par Nino Schibetta (l'oncle d'Ortolani), arrêtent le trafic de drogue tant que le tueur de Dino n'aura pas été retrouvé, et commencent à mener leur enquête. Schibetta et le gardien corrompu Lenny Burrano persuadent Ryan O'Reily de leur donner le nom du tueur, en échange de quoi, il le laissent trafiquer un peu de drogue discrètement dans son coin.

Post se fait attraper par les Italiens et ligoter dans une pièce puis frapper tout attaché. Schibetta lui donne alors une dernière chance de lui donner le nom de celui qui lui a donné l'ordre de tuer Dino Ortolani. Mais Post se montre insolent et se met à les insulter, allant même jusqu'à leur dire :  (ce qui est faux). Il se fait alors tuer et démembrer.

Après la cérémonie et l'enterrement de Post, son pénis est retrouvé dans une boîte de cannolis dans la cellule de Jefferson Keane en tant qu'avertissement pour le prochain Homeboy qui oserait se mettre en travers de la route des Italiens.

Notes et références

Personnage d'Oz (série télévisée)
Personnage de fiction afro-américain
Prisonnier de fiction
Meurtrier de fiction
Gangster de fiction
Trafiquant de drogue de fiction


I just knew what he was going to say. What else could he say that I hadn't heard before? While waiting my turn, instead of listening, I was planning my reply.
To make matters worse, I interrupted. And, he stopped talking.
So often what we desire the most, we sabotage by our own ego. We want our husbands to communicate and share their feelings but our impatience and pride can shut down a conversation quickly.
One of the greatest gifts we can give each other is the opportunity to be heard.
Do I interrupt you when you are talking?
Do you feel like your opinions and thoughts are heard and valued?
What is one way we can calmly let the other know we aren't finished with our thought. And, can we agree to continue after we are interrupted?
A great word, Carmen! Pinning this on Pinterest!
Oh this marriage is hard work! But you are right, it pays off. These questions you give us for reflection are good to think about. And they remind me that I should probably open that Taming Your Tongue book that's been on my nightstand for a while now. Loving and laughing at your comparison to the water hose. I'm afraid that's definitely me some days!Thanks for your words, Carmen. Always a blessing.
Hey Jenni, that sounds like a very good book :) Glad you stopped by. I appreciate you.
Oops! I'm busted on that first question. The good news is that we are both working on all 3 of them. Thanks for providing a pithy way to have good conversations, Carmen.
Hey Karen! Yep, I wrote where I have been :) Thanks for stopping by. It is good to visit with you!


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Interesting competition which discriminates against those of us who refuse to have a facebook account! Shame.
And it is only for Facebookowners simply because that creates a possibility to organise such a competition. Any other way would make it impossible due to time of organisation. So it is not a matter of discrimination, it is a matter of being able to organise it that way.
My system picture featured on this very blog: https://primalunablog.com/2010/11/03/prologue-7-monos-and-prologue-3-preamplifier-a-stunning-combination-by-chris-garbett-uk/ and continues to deliver great music, but no friends of mine use facebook! In my opinion, facebook is a blight on the internet. Sorry, but that is how I feel about it. Ah well, never mind.
Thanks Chris for sharing your opinion.


Many of the Palestinians living in the dusty tented camp in Baghdad put on their best clothes before having their identity photo taken at UNHCR's registration point. Children, especially boys, are fascinated by the high–tech computers and digital cameras. They are mesmerised as colour pictures of their parents instantly appear on laptop screens.
Wednesday (July 16) marked the beginning of the UN refugee agency's effort to register Iraq's Palestinians who have been left in legal limbo and largely without aid since the collapse of the Saddam Hussein regime in April. UNHCR officials say it is vital to have the Palestinians registered to determine exactly how many are there, and to issue them with identity documents that will give them some measure of protection.
"We have to know our beneficiaries to be able to help them," said UNHCR protection officer Hanan Hamdan, who oversees the registration.
Twelve–year–old Saeed was spellbound by the equipment and did not want to leave the registration office. As he eventually agreed to go, he announced that he wanted to be a computer engineer when he grows up.
A frail elderly woman arrived at the registration point carried by her grandsons. She insisted on coming in person after resolutely turning down UNHCR's offer to have an ID picture taken in her tent.
The first to register on Wednesday were Palestinians living in a makeshift tented camp at central Baghdad's Haifa Sports Club. UNHCR pitched the tents last month, after Palestinian refugees living in the Iraqi capital were expelled from their apartments.
UNHCR estimates that more than 1,100 families have been evicted – over 4,000 individuals. About one–third of them are now in tents pitched in two soccer fields.
After a weeks–long search, UNHCR has now identified a vacant apartment block in Baghdad and secured the agreement of Iraq's Coalition Provisional Authority to house them there. The agency is already working with local contractors to have the flats repaired so that the refugees can move as quickly as possible.


Snowed in for three days—and counting. I have to hand it to the Mister, who planned ahead and started on his "snow day" project a few hours before the first flake fell.
From the minute we bought our house, we planned to improve the fireplace wall in our family room. Although the room has some nice millwork, the built-ins and fireplace were not well integrated. In addition, the space above the mantel lacked interest and had no provision for lighting. I didn't take an intentional "before" photo, but I did find this picture from this past spring. It's not terrible, but it's not great either. We don't think this will be our "carry us out in a pine box" house, so, although we want to make improvements, we don't want to spend a lot on custom carpentry. The Mister made an early Sunday afternoon run to the hardware store where he spent less than $20 on 34 feet of "window stop" trim. About 1.25 inches wide and .25 inches deep, this trim was perfect for the board-and-batten effect we wanted. We already had leftover trim paint, oil-based enamel Dover White by Sherwin Williams, making it even more affordable.
By late morning Monday, the Mister had all the strips cut and glued and tacked with small nails into place. Next came a coat of primer. While the primer was drying, there was plenty of time for sledding.
Just before supper, the Mister and Middle applied the first coat of paint. They caulked and put the second coat of paint on Tuesday morning. Wednesday, I hung a painting and put the urns and clock in place.
Then, we lit the fire, and we were pretty happy.
Have you accomplished any snow day projects?
We cleaned out DOTR's closet. Got rid of half of his shoes, half of his shirts and half of his ties and a huge shopping bag of caps (the ones we saved from the last purging--didn't even look at them, just threw them in the donate pile). In the end, he loaded 7 huge black leaf bags into his LC for a trip to Goodwill. Mine is next...and I just sent a bunch of stuff away not long ago. Then I'm tackling the sock basket(s). Anything without a mate this time is in the garbage.
LOVE IT!!!! Looks so expensive! Such a great idea!
Impressive! What a sweetheart Mr. must be - I LOVE it.
What a beautiful transformation - cheers to you for your DIY!
That turned out really cool - adds a lot more interest.
Really does look "so professional" and more interesting than flat wall with a mirror or art, I like the dimension it offers. If you have a minute would love you to check out my new blog, about the house we are building and my love for decor, design and all of lifes pretty things.
Great job!!! Looks really good.
Beautiful. I'm impressed by both your design talent and your project skills:).
Wow. You are both very talented. I never would have thought to do that, and it made such a difference! Wow! I know you are so happy. Enjoy that beautiful fire!
What a great job! Your husband sounds very handy to have around. I only discovered your blog today and I am so happy I found it! I'm adding you to my favorites and looking forward to new posts. Your home is lovely by the way.
Super makeover. I love the trim y'all added. What a cozy room. Thanks so much for adding this to my party. I hope you will include a link to my blog next time. That is a great way to be productive during the snow days.
That is stunning. Very cottage chic. And you will love coming back home to it after your mission trip!
Wow - what a simple and effective solution. And how wonderful that your husband is so handy. Looks really great!!
Wow! That pulls the whole wall together. It looks fabulous!
this is so beautiful it sure does make the room look totaly different...excellent job!
I love the look that you achieved, and at a great price. May have to have hubby do this somewhere in our house. I am a new follower, glad to have found you.
Wow! This is beautiful! I just saw this featured over at Kims before and after. I love it! You two did a fantastic job! I really love your whole room, it's so cozy!
What a great makeover! I have been looking around your blog and see so many great pieces. I love your home. Please stop over to visit when you have time. I am you newest follower!
Have to admit that your snow day projects are much more impressive than mine-Haha I thought I was doing so well with a heart wreath here and there- this I love-did this in my front hallway and it adds so much character to a room-your family room looks "finished" and quite beautiful!!
Followed your link here from Kim's party and so glad I did.. I think your wall transformation is beautiful and the way you did it on a budget makes my heart sing..
I am so happy of you and your hubs..
How fun seeing it all come together! Looks fresh and fine!
Your room is so warm and inviting! I just love how it turned out!
W.O.W. that is an amazing change. The entire feel of the room has been altered! GREAT job.
I'm stopping by Kim's. Absolutely beautiful makeover! I love this room.
I am clicking to follow.
That turned out wonderful! I found your blog though Kim at Savvy Southern Style. Off to visit more of your past posts.
Beautiful mantle! You and your husband did a wonderful job with this. Thanks for sharing!
That looks wonderful!! Your home looks so comfy and cozy!
Oh I love what you did and I love the chair, I just posted about getting a pair of chairs like yours...and now I would love to re=cover it...is that you did? Your home is lovely!
What a stunning room! I first saw it on Kim's blog and thought it was from a picture in a magazine. Seriously! It's so cozy and warm.


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Posted on September 8, 2021 by elizabethperry493
The federal election in Canada takes place on September 20, and according to an Abacus poll conducted on September 4, climate change remains one of the top concerns of voters. The Liberal Party Platform document was officially released on September 1, preceded by a climate plan announced on Aug. 29 (summarized by a 2-page Fact Sheet ). The Conservative platform was accompanied by a separate climate plan, Secure the Environment . The New Democratic Party platform also is accompanied with specific climate action commitments here. And just before the Leaders' debates on Sept. 8 and 9, the Green Party released their full platform on Labour Day weekend.
The overall Platform statements are compared by the CBC and by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives: the "Platform Crunch" for the Liberals (Sept. 3) ; Conservatives (Aug. 18); and for the NDP (Aug. 13).
How do the parties' Platforms compare on climate change?
It is easy to summarize the differing GHG emissions reductions targets of the parties, with the Green Party committed to a target of 60 per cent by 2030 from 2005 levels and net negative emissions in 2050. The Liberal Party commits to reducing emissions by 40-45 per cent by 2030 compared to 2005 levels, which is the target they have committed to as a government in the Net-Zero Accountability Act. The NDP target is to cut its emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 compared to 2005 levels, and commit to establishing multi-year national and sectoral carbon budgets. The Conservative Party promising to retreat to the Harper-era target of 30% reduction by 2030 – which would violate Canada's obligation under the Paris Agreement.
Environmental Defence has produced a 2-page voter's guide identifying the other key issues, along with sample questions voters may want to ask their candidates. Here is a selection of comparisons and summaries on a variety of issues:
"Election 2021: How the four main federal parties plan to fight climate crisis" (National Observer, Aug. 18)
"Election 2021 A Comparison of Climate Policy in Federal Party Platforms (Smart Prosperity, Aug. 30)
"Where they stand. The parties on Climate Change" (The Tyee, Aug. 31)
"How do the federal parties stack up on climate change?" (Clean Energy Canada, Sept. 7)
"What the parties are promising so far" (Ecojustice, Sept. 7), which uniquely includes the Bloc Quebecois in its comparison. Ecojustice emphasizes promises related to environmental justice – the strongest of which are from the Green Party (to establish an Office of Environmental Justice at Environment and Climate Change Canada, and to support Bill C-230, the National Strategy Respecting Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice Act); and the NDP, ( to enshrine the right to a healthy environment in a Canadian Environmental Bill of Rights and to create an Office of Environmental Justice) .
What's in the Liberals' $78B platform? Plenty of Green (National Observer, September 2)
"Liberals move to outflank NDP on green issues" (Dogwood Institute, Aug. 31) which observes that the federal NDP is hampered by the provincial NDP government of British Columbia , which supports LNG development and has overseen the huge civil disobedience protests at the Fairy Creek Old Growth forest.
"Federal leaders promise action to protect B.C. old growth" (Stand.earth press release , Aug. 25)
"Liberals pledge $2 Billion to aid just transition" (National Observer, Aug. 31), quoting the new head of Iron and Earth judgement that it's a good start, but inadequate.
"Assessing climate sincerity in the Canadian 2021 election" by Mark Jaccard, (Policy Options, Sept.3) wherein the prominent energy economist argues that "the key policy indicators of sincerity are the carbon price level and regulatory stringency", and assesses Liberal policies as "effective and affordable", and the NDP as "Largely ineffective, unnecessarily costly".
"Liberals are promising net-zero buildings by 2050. Can they make it happen?" (National Observer, Sept. 7)
"How Conservatives came around to supporting a carbon tax — and whether it's here to stay" (CBC, Aug. 31)
"Conservative climate plan better than before, but still full of inconsistencies" (CBC, Aug. 30). Opinion piece by Jennifer Winter, associate professor and Scientific Director of Energy and Environmental Policy at the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, focussing on the Conservatives' proposals for industrial emissions carbon pricing and calling it "a spectacularly bad idea" and " the worst of both worlds. "
"O'Toole defends climate plan while promising to revive oil pipeline projects" (CBC, Aug. 30), reporting that the Conservative leader has promised to revive the Northern Gateway pipeline and push forward with Trans Mountain pipeline.
"O'Toole Pledges to Break the Paris Agreement" (Energy Mix, Aug. 29). Conservatives are "pledged to move boldly backwards on Canada's emissions reduction target", reviving the Harper-era GHG reduction target of 30% by 2030.
"Erin O'Toole vows to increase criminal punishment for people who disrupt pipelines and railways" (The Narwhal, Aug. 19) O'Toole promises to enact the Critical Infrastructure Protection Act.
"Jagmeet Singh promises to kill fossil fuel subsidies" (National Observer, Aug. 23) A core demand of environmentalists, which Trudeau is still vague on.
"A vote against fossil fuel subsidies is a vote for our health " (National Observer, Sept. 3)
"Green platform promises big, largely uncosted social programs, end to fossil fuel industry" (CBC, Sept. 7)
Analysis of electric vehicles platform promises in Electric Autonomy, Aug. 30.
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Discovery of 3,700-yr-old Pregnant Woman Reveals Dangers of Ancient Childbirth
Nov 19, 2018 Nancy Bilyeau
The discovery of the remains of a young woman who was in a late stage of pregnancy at the time of her death reveals the harrowing dangers of childbirth.
The Ministry of Antiquities announced that the young woman's corpse was found while an American/Italian team were excavating in a Kom Ombo archaeological site in Aswan in Egypt.
The grave was found near the site of Kom Ombo, known for its unique Ptolemaic-era double temple dedicated to two gods.
Egypt, Upper Egypt, Nile Valley, Kom Ombo temple dedicated to the crocodile-headed god Sobek.
Moustafa Waziri, secretary general of High Supreme of Antiquities, stated in a press release that the the remains were found in a tomb that was used by travelers who moved to Egypt from the southern region between 1550-1750 BC.
Archaeologists say that the dead woman was likely in her mid-20s and that she had suffered a broken pelvis. Her head was wrapped in a leather shroud.
Photo Courtesy Ministry of Antiquities
According to MNN, "The grave also held two pottery vessels — an artfully made, but well-worn jar and a fine bowl with a red polished surface and black interior." The bowl was made in the Nubian style, researchers say.
Most likely the mother and child died during childbirth, since the skeleton of the baby was found in a "head down" position in the woman's pelvic area.
The woman's pelvis was misaligned, Waziri explained, perhaps from a poorly healed fracture, which may have led to problems during labor.
Another explanation was that she had a broken bone that had been improperly treated, causing complications that led to her death.
The team's lead osteologist Dr. Mindy Pitre of St. Lawrence University said in an interview with Forbes that the birth was compromised. "While it is impossible to determine the cause or timing of death of both the woman and child, it is clear that the woman's pelvis showed signs of misalignment, suggesting possible injury or health issues during life," Pitre said.
The pyramids of Meroe in the Sahara of Sudan
"The small cemetery where the remains were discovered was likely used by communities that moved to Egypt from Nubia during the Second Intermediate Period, which spanned from 1750 to 1550 BC," said MNN.
The eggshell beads in the grave may have been made as an offering, but the meaning behind this type of offering is unclear.
Pottery found in the grave of a pregnant woman. Photo Courtesy Ministry of Antiquities
One theory is that the woman was a bead maker or from a family of bead makers, and her family placed the material in the grave to honor her memory.
This region is currently being investigated by the Aswan-Kom Ombo Archaeological Project, directed by Dr. Maria Carmela Gatto of the University of Leicester and Dr. Antonio Curci of the University of Bologna.
Temple Of Kom Ombo, Egypt.
This new find makes an important contribution to the archaeological evidence of death in childbirth because, in spite of the fact that maternal and infant mortality were high in the past, there are only twenty examples of burials of pregnant women in archaeological literature.
Scientists who study childbirth in the past believe that complications in childbirth are not always due to injury or obstruction, but could be caused by the mother's health issues. Fetuses can answer central questions about the past in terms of population demography, fetal health, and sociocultural aspects of pregnancy and death, according to Forbes.
From 1650 to 1550 BC, Egypt progressed through the Second Intermediate Period, which was a time when the country was in a state of disorganization. People from foreign countries — known as "Hyksos" — are believed to have entered Egypt, eventually conquering territories and bringing innovations like the horse and chariot in warfare.
Read another story from us: Missing Piece of the World's Oldest Analog Computer Found on Aegean Seabed
Egypt's New Kingdom emerged around 1550 BC. This is often considered the most prosperous period in the country's ancient history.
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