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LifeLock Ordered to Pay $100 Million for Deceptive Ads and Bad Security
Ray Stern December 17, 2015 12:52PM
LifeLock, the scandal-plagued anti-identify-theft company based in Tempe, has been ordered to pay $100 million for violating terms of a 2010 settlement agreement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, it was announced today.
LifeLock has been ordered to pay the "largest monetary award obtained by the Commission in an order enforcement action."
The company, which charges customers a monthly fee for services it claims can protect against the crime of identity theft, failed to keep its customers' sensitive information secret and used deceptive advertising, the government says.
LifeLock announced in late October that it had agreed to an FTC settlement based on its violations, slashing the company's stock price in half overnight. But in retrospect, CEO Todd Davis' statement about the "positive step" being taken by the company didn't quite foreshadow that it was about to pay what the FTC calls the "largest monetary award obtained by the Commission in an order enforcement action."
The FTC released the terms of the order on its website (see below), stating that the money must be put in an escrow account with the U.S. District Court of Arizona within five days.
Many details of what LifeLock actually did wrong still are sealed by a court order in the FTC's civil lawsuit against the company, Jay Mayfield, an FTC spokesman, tells New Times.
The entire $100 million will be used for LifeLock "victims" whose identities will be determined in future court proceedings, he says. A class-action case (below) is expected to take up to $68 million of that, with any unused portion, plus the remaining $32 million, going to victims from state Attorney General's Office cases, if any, he says.
It's still unclear how many cases this may be. The FTC order extends the terms of its 2010 order to 2023, and adds a few new ones. Under these terms, LifeLock must continue to keep its marketing and advertising practices honest, and adhere to strict monitoring rules that allow the FTC to obtain documents, interview company officials, and even pose as LifeLock customers or employees in order to determine if LifeLock's in compliance.
The order states that LifeLock violated the 2010 permanent injunction order by:
"(a) failing to establish and maintain a comprehensive information security program to protect its users' sensitive personal data, including credit card, social security, and bank account numbers;
"(b) falsely advertising that it protected consumers' sensitive data with the same high-level safeguards as financial institutions;
"(c) failing to meet the Permanent Injunction's record-keeping requirements;
"(d) falsely claiming it protected consumers'identity 24/7/365 by providing alerts 'as soon as' it received any indication there was a problem."
Despite the ominous nature of the complaints, FTC Commissioner Maureen Ohlhausen, who issued a dissenting opinion in the case, wrote that after exhaustive testimony by experts who contradicted each other, "courts have declined to find an order violation."
Ohlhausen also wrote in a footnote: "My dissent focuses on the data security issues that underlie allegations one and two. The third allegation also has substantial weaknesses, but there is little I can say about it as the case remains sealed."
LifeLock released a written statement about today's release by the FTC that says, in part:
"The allegations raised by the FTC are related to advertisements that we no longer run and policies that are no longer in place. The settlement does not require us to change any of our current products or practices. Furthermore, there is no evidence that LifeLock has ever had any of its customers' data stolen, and the FTC did not allege otherwise."
Which sounds good — except that it's LifeLock: A company founded on a lie (as New Times exposed in a 2007 article) and which now has to pay a nine-digit monetary punishment because of its lies.
PDF — lifelock-terms.pdf
PDF — ebarle-lawsuit.pdf
Ray Stern has worked as a newspaper reporter in Arizona for more than two decades. He's won numerous awards for his reporting, including the Arizona Press Club's Don Bolles Award for Investigative Journalism.
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These beauty tips, style secrets & body confidence advice by Daisy Lowe will certainly help you! Read the article below!
Daisy Lowe's body positivity and refusal to bow to fashion industry pressures have cemented her place as one of Britain's hottest exports.
From international catwalks to Pirelli calendars, the 27-year-old's career in front of the camera has gone from strength to strength – all because she's unapologetically herself.
To celebrate her latest endeavour – a partnership with lingerie brand Triumph UK – the model sat down with The Huffington Post UK to let us in on her secrets.
What does having a positive body image mean to you?
Being comfortable in your own skin, embracing all your flaws and accepting that you are who you are.
Being individual is a beautiful thing.
It's definitely something any person living in today's society has to learn and grow up to achieve. I'm still working on it on a daily basis.
Everything that I put into my body makes a difference. How much I work out makes a difference. Surrounding myself with people I can laugh a lot with and around whom I can be 100% myself.
What advice would you give to those struggling with self-image?
Love the parts of you that you don't enjoy so much and be kind to yourself – that's something that I have to constantly remind myself to do. Go and do something that inspires you or makes you happy.
How do you banish self doubt on bad days?
Meditation and mindfulness helps. Having a check-in with yourself and trying really hard to be present.
We can look outside ourselves and think about what other people are doing, -especially with social media – but if you can try your best in the exact moment that's all that matters, because that's all that really exists.
What would you like to see change in the fashion industry?
There's a lot more room for variation as far as models go – we should be promoting that all shapes, sizes and ethnicities are beautiful.
It would be lovely for plus size models not to be called 'plus size' – they're being used for the same jobs. We're all just models – wearing beautiful clothes that make people feel good about themselves and helping designers to sell their creations. I'd love to see more 'in-between' size models too.
The darker and greyer the world is outside, the more I wear bright colours – as long as you're sunny in yourself! I'm such a creature of comfort – I'm a huge fan of pulling on a pair of stretchy comfy jeans (Lowe swears by high-waisted styles by Paige, Frame and J Brand) and I love a bit of cashmere.
Jewellery wise, I always wear Crystal necklaces or chains by Loquet. I'm also a fan of a cute tea dress and ballet shoes. I love that Brigitte Bardot/Jane Birkin 60s/70s vibe mixed up with a bit of 90s grunge.
What are your favourite shopping spots?
Lark Vintage in Somerset is amazing, and in London I love Mairead Lewin Vintage. Those are top secret – I never usually tell anyone those.
Brand wise, I love James Perse, Cocoa Cashmere, Erdem, Simone Rocha and Ganni – I have a leather jacket from there I haven't taken off for a year. I also have a troubling Saint Laurent addiction.
Talk me through your daily skincare routine.
I love the P50 W Lotion by Biologique Recherche, it's done absolute wonders for my skin and makes it much more clear.
I also swear by the Crème de la Mer Genaissance de la Mer serum, moisturising soft cream and eye concentrate.
For my body, I use Aesop A Rose By Any Other Name cleanser and Balance Me for their luxurious moisturisers and body oils made with natural ingredients.
What are your makeup bag staples?
Tom Ford is a go-to. I use the Traceless Perfecting Foundation, which has SPF, and the concealing pen around my nose and eyes.
I like to keep my makeup really simple, so I'll use the Laura Mercier Paint Wash liquid lip colour in petal pink on both my lips and cheeks.
For eyes, I swear by Tom Ford Waterproof Extreme Mascara and Kevin Aucoin eyelash curlers.
What's the best tip you've picked up from a makeup artist?
My makeup artist would kill me if I ever slept in my makeup. Another great tip is to make sure you conceal around your nose. If your nose is red it makes your whole complexion look uneven.
Also, always apply lipstick all the way into the corners of your mouth to continue the line.
What's the weirdest thing you've done in the name of beauty?
When I was younger I used to make these weird DIY face masks with my friends. We made one with mashed banana, avocado, honey and peanut butter. Peanut butter on active teenage skin was not the best idea.
Any other beauty secrets you can let us in on?
My facialist Arezoo Kaviani is amazing. She's a real healer at heart. She does a deep cleansing facial with extraction and LED light therapy.
I also tried a collagen wave facial recently, which was great.


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I support the scrapping of Trident but I can't support the SNP
Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith
Last year an umbrella organisation of anti-nuclear weapons groups put out a statement called Rethink Trident, calling for Trident to be scrapped.
As one surveys the list of people who signed up to this declaration, one comes across quite a few names that one would expect to be there, such as Bruce Kent and Owen Jones, the much admired leftwing journalist and campaigner. But one also finds certain people whom one would not expect to be there, and that is far more interesting.
The following seven Catholic bishops are to be found on the list: Malcolm McMahon (Nottingham),Terence Brain (Salford), Peter Doyle (Northampton), Thomas McMahon (Brentwood, now retired), Philip Egan (Portsmouth), William Kenney (auxiliary of Birmingham) and Marcus Stock (Leeds). That their Lordships should be lining up with Owen Jones and Bruce Kent and others is quite remarkable. After all, none of these prelates are professional "signers" or agitators, or noted lefties (as far as I know). It is interesting to note too that one of the bishops has a see connected to the Navy, but none of them are Scottish.
The Scottish bishops, however, have come out with some pre-election guidance, which does contain this statement:
5. Peace. Successive UK Governments have made plans to replace and upgrade our nuclear weapons capacity. This is despite the considerable costs involved and in the face of persistent moral objections, to say nothing of international agreements we have entered into which commit us to work against the proliferation of such weapons. While recognising each country's right to defend itself, the existence of nuclear weapons, and their possible proliferation, continue to represent a grave threat to the human family. Pope Francis reminds us that peace is better fostered by greater equality – not least by fairness towards the poor, refugees and migrants – rather than by increased spending on arms.
This does not explicitly call for the scrapping of Trident, but it is hard to see how it can be read as a pro-Trident statement.
At present there only seems to be one major political party that is against Trident, and that is the SNP. Moreover, the question of Trident has been brought into mainstream political conversation, even though both Conservative and Labour parties seem committed to it, thanks to a putative future collation deal with the SNP who have declared the scrapping of Trident to be a red line. Nuclear weapons have not been at the forefront of debate for a long time now, so this represents an interesting development.
And, I have to say, a welcome one. We need to talk about Trident. Indeed, I personally think we should scrap it, on grounds of cost, if for no other reason, though this may not be practical, given the amount we have spent on it already. But I do not want to line myself up with Nicola Sturgeon's party. Awkward, I know. Nicola may be right about Trident, though for the wrong reasons.
Tags Bruce Kent Malcolm McMahon Marcus Stock Owen Jones Philip Egan SNP Terence Brain Thomas McMahon
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BILOXI, Miss. – The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources' (MDMR) Artificial Reef Bureau and NASA's Stennis Space Center recently teamed up to continue efforts to enhance deep-water fishing in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Since Hurricane Katrina—when nearly 100 percent of Mississippi's artificial reefs were destroyed—the MDMR has conducted 113 artificial reef deployments and, most recently, with the help of a unique tank donated by Stennis Space Center in Hancock County, added three additional structures to Fish Haven 13.
Back on June 17, employees at Stennis Space Center began preparing a 107,000-gallon hydrogen sphere to be deployed south of Pascagoula.
The final destination was 85-feet of water in the popular Fish Haven 13, which is located 23 miles south of Pascagoula.
On Oct. 27, the mission was successful along with two smaller tanks also donated by Stennis.
The sphere was built in the 1960s and used as a reservoir for liquid hydrogen in case of an emergency during testing at the second stage of Saturn V. Since no emergencies unfolded, the end result will benefit anglers for years to come.
"The sphere no longer was needed after the Saturn V Program ended," said Bryon Maynard, a lead system engineer in the NASA Engineering and Test Directorate at Stennis. "A lot of people forgot what it was or what it had been built for. It became known as the 'big round thing,' the BRT. Everyone who visited out here would ask about it."
The BRT, which weighs 98,000 pounds, sank in less than 10 minutes with the help of air bags attached to the top by Matthews Brothers of Pass Christian to make sure the container sank in an upright position on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
To ensure safety—proper clearance for passing shipping vessels—the tank was sank in 85 feet of water to gain enough clearance for the vessels.
Kerwin Cuevas, MDMR Artificial Reef Bureau director, said the BRT has a safe clearance of 50 feet. Cuevas also said the new structure will immediately attract baitfish that ultimately will attract predators like red snapper, mangrove snapper, grouper and trigger fish.
"The BRT and other two tanks were donated by Stennis Space Center and we want to thank them for their generosity," Cuevas said. "The BRT is an aluminum 107,000-gallon tank that is 37 feet tall by 45 feet wide. It was deployed in Fish Haven 13 in 85 feet of water and has a relief of 35 feet off the bottom.
"The funds used to deploy the BRT were the Emergency Disaster Relief Program funds from NOAA due to Hurricane Katrina. This was a joint effort between Stennis Space Center, Mississippi Gulf Fishing Banks and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources. We would like to thank Mr. Bryon Maynard from Stennis Space Center, who was instrumental in getting the tanks donated for reef material. The BRT and the other two tanks will provide excellent reef fish habitat fish for a long time. This new habitat will also offer our fishermen of Mississippi more offshore fishing opportunities."
Partnerships such as these, along with federal funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) after Katrina and continuous effort by the MDMR's Artificial Reef Burerau have helped to restore over 100 percent of Mississippi's inshore and offshore artificial reefs.
Photo A cutline: The Big Round Tank being prepared to be sank at Fish Haven 13. The tank was donated by NASA and sank by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources in Biloxi in 85 feet of water.
Photo B cutline: The Big Round Tank is partially submerged at Fish Haven 13. The tank was donated by NASA and sank by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources in Biloxi in 85 feet of water.
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'Honor and respect' — Massachusetts police and fire arrange funeral for WWII vet who died with no family
Unable to locate any relatives, Brockton's police and fire departments will escort Marshall, a decorated veteran, to a government-sponsored burial on Thursday.
By Ben Berke, The Enterprise, Brockton, Mass. | Published Mar 12, 2020 3:40 PM
BROCKTON — A World War II veteran died alone in his apartment on Feb. 9, leaving first responders scrambling for clues as to who knew him and could give him a proper burial.
A month later, city officials are left with almost as little information about 94-year-old Nathaniel Marshall as they started with.
Unable to locate any of his relatives, Brockton's police and fire departments will escort Marshall, a decorated veteran who left behind only a faint paper trail, to a government-sponsored burial at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne on Thursday.
Sgt. Robert DiLiddo, one of three Brockton officers who found Marshall deceased in his home on Feb. 9, said the wake and funeral will be open to the public.
"Mr. Marshall lived alone and died alone. We want to make sure that he isn't buried alone," DiLiddo said.
Thirty minutes of visitation will be held Thursday beginning promptly at 8:45 a.m. in the Conley Funeral Home at 138 Belmont Street, to be followed by a 10:30 a.m. funeral in Bourne, where many of Brockton's veterans are buried.
Enlisted in the Army after graduating high school in North Carolina, Marshall served in the Pacific and European theaters during World War II. His honorable discharge documents listed him as a clerical worker and "expert marksman," a distinction he likely earned in a previous military role.
"I guess he was a good shot," said David Farrell, the city's veterans services officer, who located Marshall's discharge documents during the Police Department's investigation into his death.
Those records offered no indication of where Marshall headed after his departure from the military.
"We don't know what brought him to Brockton," Farrell said, adding that Marshall had never made contact with his office, which helps coordinate medical care and financial assistance for military veterans.
'The kindest, most giving person'
Marshall was found deceased in his apartment in the Hamilton Oaks high-rise on Feb. 9.
Inside, police officers found few clues into Marshall's past, except for his military uniform. Interviews with neighbors and the building's custodian could not point police to any living relatives.
"Everyone stated he was the kindest, most giving person they'd ever met," said DiLiddo.
The Hamilton Oaks high-rise, located on the far reaches of Brockton's West Side, is home to many elderly residents, some of whom told police that Marshall regularly drove them to the grocery store, doctor's appointments and other obligations.
The only photograph of Marshall police could locate came from his driver's license.
"Ninety-four years old and he never had so much as a parking ticket," DiLiddo said.
Marshall left behind a few hundred dollars – his life savings, according to DiLiddo – in an envelope for a friend he'd made in the building.
After a search that Brockton Police Chief Emanuel Gomes described as "mostly fruitless," detectives learned that Marshall was born in Kimball, West Virginia, and worked for the U.S. Postal Service until his retirement. He survived his wife and left behind no children.
DiLiddo said the decision to host a funeral with special honors from the police and fire departments arose because Marshall's story resonated with Brockton's first responders, many of whom, including DiLiddo, are military veterans.
Mayor Robert Sullivan said he'd never seen the police and fire departments go to such lengths for the funeral of a man who was a stranger to them.
"They went beyond the scope of their employment for the City of Brockton," Sullivan said. "It's a sad story, but it's also a wonderful story about honor and respect."
©2020 The Enterprise, Brockton, Mass. – Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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-Smoke & Vape-Free Living
Your Health / Smoke & Vape-Free Living / Youth
Information for Teens about Vaping and Smoking
Vaping and Youth
What is an E-Cigarette or Vaping?
A vape or e-cigarette is a battery-operated device that heats up a liquid chemical into an aerosol that is then inhaled.
This is often called vaping. E-liquids or "E-juice" do not contain tobacco. However, most of these products contain substantial amounts of nicotine which is the addictive substance also found in cigarettes. Other chemicals and metals are found in e-liquids. Some of these chemicals are the same ones found in tobacco cigarettes.
Vaping has not been proven to be a helpful quitting aid. Nicotine replacement therapy such as patches, inhalers and gum do not heat nicotine so using these products to manage cravings does not expose the user to the types of chemicals that are found in tobacco and vaping products.
It's just water vapour right? False! E-cigarettes may be less harmful than tobacco cigarettes, but that does not make them safe!
A Puff of Truth
A recent study found that vaping youth had a number of chemicals that could be detected in bodies.
Youth who were vaping had up to 3 times as many chemical organic compounds in their bodies as non-vaping youth.
Those who smoked and vaped (dual user) had up to 3 times as many than those who were only vaping.1
If you don't smoke, don't vape.
Types of E-cigarettes
Common terms for e-cigarettes include:
JUUL, SMOK, VYPE, LOGIC
e-hookah,
e-pipe
Vaping tanks are devices that can be refilled when empty and can be parts modified. They may allow the user to turn the heat up or down. Turning the heat up creates larger vapour clouds, but is known to also increase the amount of nicotine and chemicals inhaled. There are also products specifically on the market to vape cannabis.
JUUL is a product which looks very similar to a USB stick and can be very small.
Each pod contains as much nicotine as a pack of cigarettes.
JUUL always contains Nicotine - high amounts using a liquid of Nicotine Salts.
The less harsh nature of this product, high nicotine content and fruity flavours put youth at risk for quickly becoming addicted..
This product has captured half of the e-cigarette market in the U.S and the FDA has sounded the alarm about the numbers of youth and young adults using JUUL.
JUUL's websites lists the following ingredients in the pods: Glycerol, propylene glycol, natural oils, extracts and flavour, nicotine and benzoic acid.
What is in E-Liquids (E-Juice)?
Most e-liquids include a mixture of:
flavour ingredients
It is not just harmless water vapour, but an aerosol. Many vaping websites state that propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin and flavourings have been considered safe food additives by the FDA. Many flavour chemicals are recognized as safe for eating, but there is no evidence to show that they are safe when heated and inhaled into the lungs.
E-liquids do not contain tobacco. However, most of these products contain nicotine which is the addictive substance also found in cigarettes and derived from tobacco leaves. A new form of nicotine has been developed called, nicotine salts and is used in vape pods. This new form is a mixture of freebase nicotine (from tobacco plant) mixed with an acid. The body can easily and quickly absorb this form of nicotine.
Some products are labeled as having zero nicotine, but many are not correctly labelled and do in fact contain some nicotine. Even when labelled as containing nicotine, some e-juice has been found to have a greater amount of nicotine than what is listed on the label.
E-liquids also contains a number of chemical compounds and metals. Some of these are the same ones found in tobacco cigarettes. When the ingredients in e-juice are heated, they break apart into toxic organic compounds such as:
acrolein,
acrylamide
crotonaldehyde.
Metals such as nickel, tin, and lead have been found in e-juice. This is likely because the e-liquid comes into contact with the metal coil used to heat the liquid into an aerosol.
Thousands of Flavours are marketed and sold for use in e-liquids. Flavours in tobacco products were found to appeal to youth and this appears to be the case with vaping flavours. Flavouring chemicals carry their own health risks for the user. When some ingredients are heated they undergo chemical changes. The Flavour and Extract Manufacturers Associations warns that their flavours were not designed to be heated and inhaled and state some flavours are known to cause respiratory damage. For example, saccharides are used to make e-liquid flavours that are sweet, but this ingredient can degrade and produce furans and aldehydes that are known to cause respiratory irritation. Cinnamaldehyde is used to make cinnamon flavoured e-liquid but has been shown to be toxic to living cells. In laboratory research, some studies have shown that lung cells exposed to the vaping aerosol of e-liquids that include several flavour chemicals mixed together, appear to cause more damage than vaping aerosols with one flavour chemical.
Health Concerns for Youth
Youth who do not use tobacco are beginning to experiment with vaping believing that it is safer. Nicotine is highly addictive, especially for the growing teen brain. It may lead to difficulty concentrating, problems with impulse control and there is evidence that nicotine addiction can lead to use of other drugs. For more about the health concerns for youth and Nicotine, visit https://e-cigarettes.surgeongeneral.gov/
Transition to Tobacco Cigarettes
The evidence is showing that vaping increases the risk of youth and young adults of ever using tobacco products. Also, there is moderate evidence showing that vaping increases the use and frequency of combustible tobacco products like cigarettes among youth and youth adults.
Cough/Wheeze
There is moderate evidence that vaping causes increased coughing and wheezing in youth. It also worsens asthma symptoms.
Dry Nose and Throat Irritation
One of the main ingredients in e-juice is called propylene glycol. It is a chemical that absorbs moisture. It can cause the sensitive lining of the nose to dry out. Bloody noses and throat irritation can also be a problem.
Studies of online posts by vapers show one of their top complaints is a dry mouth. Saliva helps wash away bacteria in the mouth. Over time, people who vape could be at increased risk for dental and oral problems. This includes periodontal disease or gum disease, which is an infection of the tissues that hold your teeth in place.
Germs and Infectious Diseases
Sharing a vape? Then you are likely swapping some spit and maybe other nasty stuff! Cold and flu viruses, mono and the bacterium that causes strep throat (group A streptococcus) are all passed through saliva.
Nicotine Poisoning
Nicotine is a toxic substance and too much can lead to serious health issues and even death. Nicotine poisoning is a risk if the e-juice is ingested, touches skin or if too much is inhaled.
Small children are most at risk for nicotine poisoning. Just like other toxic substances, all e-juice and vaping products should be out of reach and locked up as the bright packaging and fruity flavours get the attention of small children. Know the signs of nicotine poisoning and get medical help right away if it is suspected.
Long-term Health Effects
Many of the toxic chemicals found in e-cigarettes have been linked to various types of cancer. The long-term health effects of vaping may not be known for many years. Those vaping may be putting the health of their heart, lungs and other organs at risk.
The ingredients in e-juice can cause allergic reactions for some people. Signs or symptoms could be similar to other allergic reactions such as difficulty breathing, hives, and feeling unwell.
Device Safety Concerns
There have been reports of explosions related to batteries in e-cigarettes and issues with charging cords. Caution should be used with batteries, altering of products and use of charging cords.
Promotion of Vaping
Vaping is now a multi-billion dollar industry and all major tobacco companies have vaping brands. JUUL alone is worth about $18 billion. Slick advertising, fruity flavours and messages that convey fun and safe are contributing to the growth of use among youth.
The advertising for e-cigarettes is very similar to the messages and themes used by the Tobacco Industry to make smoking seem normal or to make some products seem less harmful.
Youth are also allured into becoming reviewers of products in video reviews on platforms like youtube. These unofficial spokespeople do not always state that they have received money to review and even endorse a product. This increases the promotion of vaping among young people and it makes it appear more popular than it really is..
What is the situation?
There has been a dramatic increase in youth vaping in Canada. Dr. David Hammond and colleagues conducted online research with youth aged 16-19 and found a dramatic increase in vaping for Canadian youth between Aug/Sept 2017 and Aug/Sept 2018.
During those two time periods, groups of youth from Canada, England and United States filled out online surveys about their use of tobacco cigarettes, vapes and cannabis. The youth reported whether they had ever vaped even once, in the past 30 days, in the past week or had vaped 15 days or more in the last 30 days.
In each of these categories, there was an increase in vaping by Canadian youth. In the first group of youth in 2017, 8.4% reported vaping in the last 30 days. In the group surveyed in 2018, this jumped to 14.6%. This research also showed an increase in cigarette smoking and cannabis use for these Canadian youth.
This seems to match what school staff, parents and public health staff in our region have experienced in recent months. The increase took place over the time that vaping products with nicotine could legally be sold in Canada. Starting in May 2018, many vaping brands came onto the market and were heavily promoted.
To read more about this research, visit https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/365/bmj.l2219.full.pdf
The Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey outlines recent data, but was collected and released prior to the legalization of nicotine in Canada.
Has your family talked about vaping? What it means and the risks? It's a good idea to discuss substance use and how it can affect health and future goals. It's good to be critical and practice thinking about the motivation of companies that sell these products – especially given the past history of tobacco companies, who now own vaping brands. These resources will help get the conversation started:
Talking with your teen about vaping: https://www.caringforkids.cps.ca/handouts/vaping
Parents Matter: Strategies for Parents to Prevent or Delay Alcohol and Other Drug Use: http://www.rethinkyourdrinking.ca/parents/
Government of Canada Vaping Information: https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/smoking-tobacco/vaping.html
Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey
Public Health Ontario: Current Evidence on E-cigarettes: https://www.publichealthontario.ca/-/media/documents/literature-review-ecigarettes.pdf?la=en
Prevalence of vaping and smoking among adolescents in Canada, England, and the United States: repeat national cross sectional surveys: https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/365/bmj.l2219.full.pdf
Public Health Consequences of E-Cigarettes: http://nationalacademies.org/hmd/Reports/2018/public-health-consequences-of-e-cigarettes.aspx
Canadian Dental Association: https://www.cda-adc.ca/en/services/essentials/2015/issue4/files/assets/basic-html/page34.html
Surgeon General Report on E-cigarettes: https://e-cigarettes.surgeongeneral.gov/resources.html
Canadian Paediatric Society Position Statement on E-cigarettes: https://www.cps.ca/en/documents/position/e-cigarettes
Help to Quit Smoking and Vaping
Supports for Young Adults Who Want to Quit Vaping or Smoking
There are no vapour products in Canada that are approved as cessation products. This means Health Canada has not approved any vape devices to be considered approved health products and this means they cannot be marketed as a quitting aid at this time.
When you're ready to quit smoking or vaping, the Quash app will help you progress through each stage of your quit journey. Make a quit plan that works for you. Quash smoking or vaping! www.quashapp.com.
I want to talk to someone about quitting:
CHOICES Drug and Alcohol Counselling Program in Grey Bruce
The CHOICES program is for youth under 20 and their families.
Counsellors can meet students at school or in their office.
Call intake at 519-371-5487 or 1-800-265-3133 to make an appointment.
Visit CMHA Grey Bruce for more information
Lung Health Foundation
Call the Lung Health Line1-888-344-5864
Smoker's HelpLine
Support to quit smoking or vaping.
Text iQuit to the number 123456
Online chat at www.smokershelpline.ca
Call 1-877-513-5333 to speak with a quit coach and create a quitting plan.
Talk Tobacco
Talk Tobacco is a free, confidential telephone service operated by the Canadian Cancer Society offering culturally appropriate support and information about quitting smoking, vaping and commercial tobacco use to Indigenous communities.
Call 1-833-998-8255 (TALK).
Hours of operation: 8am-9pm Monday to Thursday, 8am-6pm Friday,9am-5pm Saturday and Sunday
Doctor or Family Health Team
Make an appointment with your healthcare provider. Many Family Health Teams offer the STOP on the Road program. A doctor or nurse may be able to offer youth and young adults quit support and free Nicotine Replacement Therapy (patches, gum, inhalers to help manage cravings).
I want resources to make a quit plan:
Not An Experiment Quit Plan
Enter your quit date, triggers and more. Create your quit plan and it will be emailed to you.
Break It Off
App and website with tips and tools for quitting, plus quit support including a facebook group www.breakitoff.ca
Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) Instructional Videos
Learn how to use Nicotine Replacement Therapy
Information about Quitting Vaping from Smokefree.gov
Resources to help you on your way. (Information from U.S)
Rules and Laws about Vaping & Tobacco Products
School Boards in our region have policies that do not allow vaping in or on school property. This includes on school buses. Students could be suspended and have products confiscated for possessing vape products or use of vapes on school grounds.
The Smoke-Free Ontario Act 2017 also makes it illegal to use tobacco products, vaping products or cannabis products on or within 20 metres of school property.
It is illegal to share or supply someone under 19 with vaping products. Students could face fines for sharing, giving or selling vapes, e-juice, cigarettes or chewing tobacco whether they are on school property or not.
If you sell or supply a cigarette, vape or e-juice to someone less than 19 years of age, the fine is $490 (including court costs, victim surcharge, etc).
If you smoke or use a vape in a prohibited place the fine is $305 (including court costs, victim surcharge, etc). Examples of a prohibited place include within 20 metres of school property, within 20 metres of a playground, within 20 metres of a sports field, in a workplace or in workplace vehicle. A school can is also considered a school bus.
For a full list of where you can't smoke or vape in Ontario, visit Smoke-Free Ontario Act 2017.
Unpaid tickets may be sent to collections by County officials. This could affect a person's credit rating.
Anyone under the age of 19 is not legally allowed to enter a "speciality vape store". It is also illegal to sell vaping products to minors. Stores may be fined for selling to underage shoppers.
For more information, visit; How The Act Affects: Schools
Smoking and Vaping laws in Ontario: What does it mean for students and school staff - Infographic
Social Supply of Smokes - Bad Ways to be Nice
Family and friends need to stop being the go-to supplier for under-age smokers.
A friend or relative may think they are "just being nice" for buying, or giving cigarettes to a teenager. But setting someone up for an addiction, disease or even death is a "bad way to be nice."
"Bad ways to be nice" is a campaign to help stop people from supplying tobacco products to teenagers.
Most underage smokers say they get their cigarettes from a "social source", be it their parents, an older sibling, a relative or a friend.
Less than 10 per cent of tobacco retailers have sold to an underage smoker. That shows most teens are getting their cigarettes from those "social sources".
Public Health wants anyone supplying tobacco products for a teen, to visit BadWaysToBeNice.com. The website offers ideas for how to say no to requests for cigarettes.
Bad Ways to be Nice - Video 1
Smoke Free Movies
According to the WHO's most recent edition of its report Smoke-free Movies: From Evidence to Action, movies showing the use of tobacco products have enticed millions of young people worldwide to start smoking. This global report reaffirms research done by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit concluding that in Ontario alone, at least 185,000 children and teens will be recruited to smoking cigarettes from exposure to onscreen smoking.
Smoke-free Movies: From Evidence to Action - 3rd edition
Help make movies smoke-free, visit www.smokefreemovies.ca
Resources for Parents and Caregivers
Vaping can lead to nicotine dependence in youth. Nicotine is the addictive ingredient found in tobacco. It can change the teenage brain and affect memory and concentration. Some vape products can have more nicotine in a single pod as an entire pack of cigarettes. E-cigarettes that do not contain nicotine still have many harmful chemicals. Vaping may also have the potential to re-normalize smoking and can lead to youth starting to smoke.
It is important to talk to your children about vaping.
Vaping Information:
Health Canada - Consider the Consequences
Vaping Information Fact Sheet for Families from the Lung Health Foundation
Why nicotine salts make vaping products more addictive
Propylene Glycol and Vegetable Glycerin - Old and new evidence
Vaping and Oral Health
Vaping and COVID-19:
Association Between Vaping, Smoking, and COVID-19
What we know so far about COVID-19 and Vaping
Tobacco Information:
Health Canada Tobacco Information
Smoking and Tobacco Information from the Lung Health Foundation
Tobacco Industry Tactics Q&A from the World Health Organization
The Importance of Traditional or Sacred Tobacco
Information and Resources For Teachers and Youth Allies
Are you a teacher or adult who supports children and youth? You play an important role in engaging young people in discussions about vaping products and commercial tobacco products.
It is important to understand the many factors that are associated with youth tobacco use.
If you would like to gain a deeper understanding, the Prevention Online Learning Module is available from the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit. This module addresses factors associated with youth smoking uptake and prevention approaches in Canada. The module looks into why many young people smoke, when they know it's harmful.
Also, the E-cigarette Online Learning Module will provide information on: the types of e-cigarettes and how they work; reasons why smokers and nonsmokers vape; discuss the research evidence on using e-cigarettes to quit smoking; and the health effects of use and secondhand exposure to e-cigarette aerosol.
Vaping Information Resources Lung Health Foundation
Update on evidence linking teen vaping to cigarette smoking
Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources:
Not an Experiment - Includes an Education Resource Package for teachers. A web-based health promotion initiative. Downloadable materials including an escape room activity support education partners in teaching youth and adults about vaping, the industry, the health effects and quit resources. A discussion guide reinforces key learnings and guides adults in engaging youth to take action and share learnings. "Take Action" tools are also provided. Grades 7-12.
Talking about Series (includes tobacco, vaping and cannabis) from the Lung Health Foundation Digital Learning Centre
Catch My Breath Vaping Prevention Lessons - Online platform with teacher training video, 4 lessons for each grade level from 6th to 9th grade. Now revised with Canadian information. Virtual learning support included. Speak to your principal about requesting a paid subscription available through your local public school board. For more information on this, call the Tobacco Youth Advisor at the Grey Bruce Health Unit or email Brooke Tomsett at b.tomsett@publichealthgreybruce.on.ca
Use Your Instincts Campaign
Denoble Files Video Playlist
Tobacco: Behind the Smoke Video
Tobacco Prevention Toolkit from Stanford Medicine
Aspire – Online multi-media program about tobacco prevention and cessation
Lessons from Media Smarts:
The True Story (Grades 5-8)
Freedom to Smoke (Grades 5-8)
Thinking Like a Tobacco Company (Grades 7-9)
Thinking Like a Citizen (Grades 7 to 9)
Classroom and Student Leadership Ideas:
Learn more about the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, 2017 – How the Act Affects Schools
Conduct a policy review and advocate for updates/revisions to policies surrounding smoking and vaping on school property, school trips and events
Explore for development of innovative board/school level policies surrounding smoking and vaping. Ideas can include: Smoke free movies/media policies, tobacco free sports, tobacco related liter policies, tobacco/vape possession policies
Communicate these school policies through school announcements, agendas, and newsletters


You could say that the Spain square is one of the most important squares of Rome. It is the favorite place for tourists and Romans to spend the day strolling or shopping, as the streets near the square are crowded with shops and restaurants.
What stands out is the large staircase of 135 steps that joins the Spanish Embassy (next to the Holy See) with the Church of Trinità dei Monti since 1725. During spring and summer the flight of stairs is decorated with numerous flowers of all kinds.
At the foot of the staircase is the Fontana della Barcaccia, commissioned to Bernini by Pope Urban VIII. The design, a small boat, was inspired by a ship that is said that after the flood of the River Tiber, was stranded here after the water diminished.
It is always surrounded by tourists watching the beautiful fountain of crystalline waters.
At the top is the Gothic-Renaissance Church of Trinità dei Monti, begun in 1502 on the orders of the French King Louis XII. In front you can see an obelisk engraved with the same hieroglyphics as the obelisk of the Plaza de Popolo.


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Players get new fixes a bit faster and can check out the new changes that will drop in the next patch.
Developers get access to information about new bugs that may have slipped into the patch. This will reduce the number of hotfixes for future patches.
We will make a formal announcement to the community when we are going to put the latest patch up for beta testing. We are starting this process with the 1.04 patch.
These patches may be unstable. We will be doing work on the patches and they haven't gone through a full QA cycle so unexpected things can happen. To be safe, I would avoid using any saved games that you do not want to get corrupted. If you do want to use those saved games, it is at your own risk.
These patches may stay the same over the entire testing period, but that is unlikely. There might be frequent build changes, so expect to have to download multiple builds over a testing period.
More than likely you are going to find bugs in these patches and you will need a place to report them. You can report these bugs by going to our new forum for patch beta bugs and support. One thing I ask is that you only report bugs that are specific to the patch beta. If the bug happens in the currently patched base game you should report it in our regular tech support forum.
For information on how to report bugs, please look at this post.
Are the STEAM succes always "running" with it ?
I am not sure what you mean? Are you asking if the patches will change frequently?
As a user of 'beta' patches for Gal Civ III, once you Opt in to Beta pacthes you will always get them. This is a great idea, thanks!
Excuse, my poor English i guess.
I asked for STEAM Achievement ("succès" in French).
Edited by BillyCorgan, 09 April 2015 - 01:38 PM.
No worries. I just wanted to make sure that I answered your question properly.
The achievements should be running in these builds. It is possible that we might introduce an exploit that would allow a player to cheat achievements, but it is unlikely at this point.
Yup. Once you do this process you can jump between the beta patches and your normal game no problem. We actually use this same process to distribute QA builds to people around the world (and in the office).
This is pretty awesome. I loaded the beta just now; I'll be playing it later tonight to check things out. I'm hoping the save/load times will improve. Thanks for the opportunity!
Nice to see, using steam features efficiently but on a side note: while Its cool to still get the support about bug, features, polish, etc... but please dont change the balance too much, because I feel that my extremely hard playthoughs (calculated to extreme stats chars) are going to waste once It gets out.
Paradox games(EU4, CK2) offer patch rollback on Steam. Perhaps Obsidian could do the same? So when a person feel like ready to patch he/she can easly switch to It.
Edited by ruzen, 09 April 2015 - 02:00 PM.
Pretty cool. 7DtD uses the opt in and players can go back and play older versions of that alpha if they wish etc. It's a nice feature.
As i like it there is one thing that need to be sad Like Freaking Really?
Are there patch notes for beta 1.04? If not, how should people be looking for changes in the new patch?
You can find a copy of the 1.04 patch notes here.
My steam now shows [beta], but when I launch the game, I see 1.03.0533 in the menu screen. Should this be 1.04 ?
A sound practice. Happy to see Obsidian taking this route. Ravenous fans get the patches early. Obsidian gets some larger scale beta testing. More cautious or casual fans get more solid final patches.
Where we can send any reports?) i mean when testing beta version.


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UNVEILS THE FULL TRACKLISTING FOR HIS NO.6 COLLABORATIONS PROJECT LP!
FEATURING 22 COLLABORATORS INCLUDING CARDI B, CAMILA CABELLO, KHALID, EMINEM, TRAVIS SCOTT, JUSTIN BIEBER, BRUNO MARS, STORMZY & MORE!
NO.6 COLLABORATIONS PROJECT – OUT 12 JULY 2019
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Global megastar Ed Sheeran has unveiled the official tracklisting for his 'No.6 Collaborations Project', confirmed for release on 12 July via Asylum/Atlantic. The 15-track LP, that includes 22 collaborators, will feature an all-star cast of Sheeran's favourite artists including Cardi B, Camila Cabello, Khalid, Eminem, Travis Scott, Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Stormzy and many more! The full tracklisting can be found below.
Ed Sheeran says – "I'm a huge fan of all of the artists I worked with on the album. Whether I've been following them since the beginning of their careers, or had their albums on repeat, they're artists that inspire me and all bring something special to each track. Can't wait for you to hear it!"
The tracklisting news follows the release of Sheeran's global hits 'I Don't Care' with Justin Bieber and 'Cross Me' feat. Chance the Rapper and PnB Rock – the tracks, which have amassed over 750 million global streams to date, both feature on the upcoming release. Already one of the biggest hits of the year, 'I Don't Care' secured its fifth consecutive week at No.1 in the UK's Official Singles Chart last Friday.
'No.6 Collaborations Project' Tracklisting:
Beautiful People feat. Khalid
South of the Border feat. Camila Cabello & Cardi B
Cross Me feat. Chance the Rapper and PnB Rock
Take Me Back to London feat. Stormzy
Best Part of Me feat. Yebba
I Don't Care with Justin Bieber
Antisocial with Travis Scott
Remember the Name feat. Eminem & 50 Cent
Feels feat. Young Thug & J Hus
Put It All on Me feat. Ella Mai
Nothing on You feat. Paulo Londra & Dave
I Don't Want Your Money feat. H.E.R
1000 Nights feat. Meek Mill & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie
Way to Break My Heart feat. Skrillex
Blow with Bruno Mars & Chris Stapleton
Tell us which of the 2x released collaborations is your favourite in the comments!
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Big Tech Is Welcome Here! Miami Mayor Goes All-In Recruiting Silicon Valley Companies To South Florida.
By J. Warner • Dec. 24, 2020 • News Flash, Business & Tech, Silicon Valley • 136 Views
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez speaks during a naming ceremony at the Brightline train station, to be renamed as Virgin MiamiCentral, Thursday, April 4, 2019, in Miami. The state's Brightline passenger trains are being renamed Virgin Trains USA after Richard Branson invested in the new fast-rail project that is scheduled to connect Miami with Orlando. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
The "Miami migration" may be a self-fulfilling prophecy. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, whose campaign to lure big tech to his city escalated on social media this month, said the efforts are "absolutely working."
Suarez has worked to attract innovative companies such as Spotify, and Founders Fund, one of the most influential groups in tech. He also found success when Blackstone, a heavyweight in finance, recently announced plans to open an office in Miami.
This month, though, Suarez has stepped up his game. He has used Twitter to interact and promote and said his tweets have organically attracted more than 16 million impressions.
"It's become this virtual meeting place where new founders, VCs [venture capitalists] and even engineers … are completely rallying around this sort of marketing campaign," he told Fox Business on Wednesday. "It's something that's created a tremendous amount of momentum for our city that we're going to capitalize on."
As COVID-19 hit, an increasing number of tech companies and individuals sought to leave California and other traditional tech centers. They have been landing in Miami since remote work has been the mode of choice—or because there is no choice.
"People want to be in a place where government is receptive and supportive of them," Suarez said in the Miami Herald. He touts the weather, tax structure and low crime rates and now, it seems, Miami is firmly on the radar. "My job is … to make sure people understand this is not a moment. This is a movement," he told Fox Business.
On Dec. 4, in response to a tweet from Delian Zebulgar, a principal at venture capital firm Founders Fund, saying Silicon Valley should move to Miami. Suarez replied, "How can I help?" Suarez's reply went viral, with more than 500 quotes or retweets, 5,700 likes, and millions of views.


Half-centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Rassie van der Dussen followed by a strong bowling display from the spinners paved the way for the Jozi Stars to secure a thumping 60-run win over the Paarl Rocks in the 5th match of the Mzansi Super League.
The two openers shared a 155-run opening stand to help the Chris Gayle-less side amass 209 for two in their 20 overs. Rickelton plundered 91 off 59 balls while his opening partner Van der Dussen struck 78 off 49 balls.
In reply, Paarl Rocks lost Klinger early in the peace but their skipper Henry Davids displayed an impressive stroke play. He powered 60 off just 36 balls which included four boundaries and four maximums. Apart from the skipper, Stars' spinners Simon Harmer and Eddie Leie shared six wickets themselves to shut down the chances of Rocks winning this game.
Spinners Simon Harmer (3/22) and Eddie Leie (3/33) bowled out Rocks for 149 in 18.4 overs, which was a poor effort considering they put up 202 for six on their way to a one-run loss to the Tshwane Spartans.
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Two Whites Murdered in Louisville by Black Lives Matter Activist (Wearing 'Justice for Breonna Taylor' Shirt)
Previously on SBPDL: The Logical Conclusion to Ending White Privilege/Systemic Racism: Black Lives Matter-Inspired Racial Attack on White Male in Columbus, Georgia
We all know what's coming. There's a logical conclusion to endless, ceaseless anti-white narrative pervasive in every aspect of American life, penetrating even to the core of our every interaction with fellow citizens. A black guy walks into a bar, wearing a shirt promoting the interests of the Black Lives Matter blood libel against White America, and opens fire… two whites are shot and one black male. [Black Lives Matter Activist Wearing 'Justice for Breonna Taylor' Shirt Walked into a Louisville Bar and Murdered Three People, The GateWay Pundit, September 20, 2020]:
A black male walked into a Louisville bar owned by a retired police officer and shot three random people at point blank range on Friday night — while wearing a Justice for Breonna Taylor shirt.
The suspect was smiling from ear to ear as he was arrested for the shooting at Bungalow Joe's Bar and Grill.
Michael E. Rhynes Jr., 33, was arrested just after midnight Saturday after police found him crawling in brush near the restaurant, according to a report from WDRB.
The shooter was wearing a "Justice for Breonna Taylor" t-shirt. Naturally, the national media has completely ignored this story — which certainly would not have been the case if a mass shooter had been wearing a "Trump" shirt. Taylor became a Black Lives Matter martyr after being killed by Louisville Police during a "'knock and announce" drug raid, during which her boyfriend shot at police.
"Nobody had ever seen this guy before," the owner of the bar, Joe Bishop told WDRB, referring to the shooter. "It was a totally random act." He explained that the men did not exchange words at any time prior to the shooting.
Two of the victims were white and one was black.
Toreon Jermaine Hudson, 26, and William Scott Smallwood, 48, were pronounced dead at the scene, while Steven Matthew Head, 24, died from his injuries at University Hospital.
One of the victims was the fiancé of the bar manager and all three of the men worked together.
There are good Americans of every race. Those who engage in pattern recognition are unfairly characterized as white nationalists or white supremacists, immediately disqualifying them from admission into polite society (where the only vernacular spoken is one dominated by denouncing white privilege, systemic racism and implicit bias).
But there's noting wrong with noticing intensifying anti-white sentiment across America and what will happen if it goes unopposed.
That doesn't make you a white nationalist or white supremacist, but someone prepared to fight the future, a place where the anti-white sentiment of the elite today, becomes the permanent foe requiring immediate removal tomorrow.
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SARASOTA, FLORIDA, April 4, 2019 – Add Morgan's Glen to the upcoming new residential communities reshaping the historic village of Parrish in north Manatee County. This subdivision, a project of Neal Land Ventures, is the first of four phases in the larger master plan of North River Ranch.
Neal Land Ventures, in moving forward with its North River Ranch project, is likewise seeking to accelerate the extension of Fort Hamer Road from Erie Road in the north to U.S. 301 in the south. This road extension project costs $13 million and is budgeted to fiscal years 2022‒2024.
For better visibility of the commercial component of Morgan's Glen, Neal Land seeks to cut in half its required 50-foot roadway buffer. The potential market of this planned retail hub include residents of existing communities nearby. These include Harrison Ranch, Lexington, and Forest Creek, which all currently offer a rich selection of Parrish homes for sale.
This March, the Manatee planning commission also recommended approval for Haval Farms, another development proposal of Neal Land. Larger than Morgan's Glen, this proposed project is set for nearly 4,000 single family and multifamily homes and commercial space of 82,000 square feet.
The Haval Farms project is planned on a 1,295.5-acre site off west of U.S. 301, north of Moccasin Wallow Road, and south of Buckeye Road. In a related move, the planning commission revised plans for the Villages of Amazon South, a project adjacent south of Haval Farms. A 171-acre slice of this project of Neal Communities will instead go into the Haval Farms plan.
Notably, ground has already been broken on a part of North River Ranch and Amazon South early last year. Neal Communities has also announced that it already has sales to several homebuilders including D.R. Horton and its brands D.R. Horton Freedom and D.R. Horton Express. Land clearing for D.R. Horton has since started, and this national builder has set up billboard advertising for its new neighborhood, Bella Lago, in North River Ranch.
Besides Morgan's Glen, Haval Farms, and North River Ranch, several other real estate developments are either underway or in the pipeline at the vicinity of Moccasin Wallow Road. Significantly, the projects set in this road corridor and its periphery are poised to stimulate market attention not only in Parrish homes for sale, such as those in Copperstone and Regency Oaks. Nearby communities in Ellenton, like Fairways of Imperial Lakewood, stand to gain some benefits as well.
The closest to these neighborhoods is the new commercial center, Gateway Commons. Its site south of Moccasin Wallow Road is just east of Interstate 75. The commercial and retail spaces of Gateway Commons total 139,000 square feet. A Publix supermarket takes the first building which is now under construction and surely can add some more zip on Parrish homes for sale along the Moccasin Wallow Corridor.


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The Leader's Podcast with Maxie Carpenter
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An informative Podcast providing simple, relevant compelling content and context regarding Leadership Character and Behavior.
Risk Aversion Leadership Isn't the Answer
It's understandable to some degree that the current cultural climate in the country fosters a Risk Aversion approach to Leadership. However, it isn't the answer when you keep asking your people to trust you, yet you demonstrate no trust in them.
Many Leaders Can Do Just About Anything. There Are None Who Can Do Everything.
I interact with more and more people every week despairing over not being trusted enough to do the jobs they've been hired to do. They report to Leaders who are resistant to any conversations having to do with ideas that do not align with theirs.
Is Your Leadership Culture By Design or By Default?
Organizational culture is determined by the Leader, not by HR, Operations, or any other process that may or may not be the primary focus. If the Leader doesn't set the tone for how everyone communicates and behaves, then the eventual outcome is dysfunction, which we seem to be surrounded by in every sector today.
Without A Plan, No One Goes Anywhere!
The graveyard of failed businesses and organizations is littered with Leaders, who were equipped with great vision and the ability to inspire, but without the ability to chart the path forward. It's one thing to provide a picture of the future. It's quite another to develop, implement and execute a plan that answers three questions: What's next, why is it important, and what are we going to do about it?
Leadership Life Cycle: It's All About Balance
Every organization has a life cycle. It starts with an idea, builds the infrastructure, amps up to impact, and then, if there's no innovation or willingness to adapt, decline begins all the way down to collapse. It's the same with Leadership. It's all about the balance.
The Leadership Vacuum
Personally, I can't remember in my lifetime if I've ever seen a greater vacuum of leadership across the whole of the fabric of our country. Note I said the whole, meaning not one ideology vs the other, one political party vs the other; whatever. It matters not. The Leadership Vacuum is undeniable.
Leadership Conundrum
A conundrum is something that happens unexpectedly. Leadership also, at times, happens unexpectedly.
The Best Leaders Are Students of Leadership. They Never Stop Learning How to Lead.
The data says that, for the most part, when a leader reaches the pinnacle of his/her profession, they rarely change what got them there in the first place. As a result, you don't see them stay at the pinnacle very long. Today's environment has no patience for a leader that won't learn continually from their people about how to better lead them.
When in Doubt, Lean into the Fundamentals Part IV
The final 5 leadership fundamentals are just as important as the first 15 covered in the first three Podcasts. The 20th fundamental may be the most important of all and in today's environment, the hardest to model and maintain.
When in Doubt, Lean into the Fundamentals Part III
The only things that change about Leadership are the character and behavior of those who lead. Most don't fully understand that those who follow, for the most part, model the behaviors of those who lead.


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Social media have become one of the main communication channels for the propagation of information through textual, visual, or audio-visual content. While the content shared on social media creates a positive impact, however, there are also content that spread harm and hostility \citep{brooke-2019-condescending},
including
abusive language \citep{mubarak2017abusive}, propaganda \cite{da2020survey,EMNLP19DaSanMartino}
cyberbullying \citep{van-hee-etal-2015-detection},
cyber-aggression \citep{kumar2018benchmarking}, and other kinds of harmful content \citep{pramanick-etal-2021-momenta-multimodal}.
The propagation of such content most often is done by an automated tool, troll, or coordinated groups, which target specific users, communities (e.g., minority groups), individuals, and companies. To detect such content there has been effort to develop automatic tools (see most recent surveys on
disinformation \citep{alam2021survey}, rumours \citep{bondielli2019survey}, propaganda \citep{da2020survey}, and multimodal memes  \citep{afridi2021multimodal}, hate speech \citep{fortuna2018survey},
cyberbullying \citep{7920246}, and offensive content \citep{husain2021survey}. In addition, shared tasks has also been organized in the past years addressing factuality, fake news and harmful content~\cite{clef-checkthat:2021:LNCS,kiela2020hateful}.

Among other social media content, recently, the uses of \textit{internet memes} became popular and they are often shared for the purpose of humor or fun with no bad intentions. However, memes are also created and shared with harmful intentions. This include attack on people based on the characteristics such as ethnicity, race, sex, gender identity, disability, disease, nationality, and immigration status \cite{kiela2020hateful}.
There has been research effort to develop computational method to detect such memes, such as detecting hateful memes \cite{kiela2020hateful}, propaganda \cite{dimitrov2021detecting,SemEval2021-6-Dimitrov}, offensive \cite{suryawanshi-etal-2020-multimodal}, sexist meme \cite{fersini2019detecting} and troll based meme \cite{dravidiantrollmeme-eacl}.

In this study, we focus on troll-based meme classification based on the dataset released in the shared task discussed in \cite{trollmeme-eacl}. While meme contains both textual and visual elements, hence, we investigate textual, visual content and their combination
using different pretraind transformer models.
In addition, we explored combining an external dataset, and use of code-mixed text (i.e., Tamil and English) extracted using OCR. Note that the text provided with the dataset is transcribed in Latin. While prior work focuses on the text provided with the dataset, here, we also follow a different strategy, directly using the text from the OCR without any cleaning.

Our contributions include:
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we investigate classical algorithm (e.g., SVM), pretraind transformer and deep CNN models for both text and images, respectively;
\item we combine an additional dataset and use code-mixed text, extracted using OCR and compare the performance;
\item we also experiment with different pretrained multimodal models.
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\section{Related Work}
\label{sec:related_work}
Prior work on detecting harmful aspects of memes include categorizing hateful memes \cite{kiela2020hateful}, antisemitism \cite{chandra2021subverting} and propaganda detection techniques in memes \cite{dimitrov2021detecting}, harmful memes and their target \cite{pramanick-etal-2021-momenta-multimodal}, identifying protected category such as race, sex  that has been attacked~\cite{zia-etal-2021-racist}, and identifying offensive content \cite{suryawanshi-etal-2020-multimodal}. Among the studies most notable effort that streamlined the research work include shared tasks such as ``Hateful Memes Challenge'' \cite{kiela2020hateful}, detection of persuasion techniques \cite{SemEval2021-6-Dimitrov} and troll meme classification \cite{dravidiantrollmeme-eacl}.

The work by \citet{chandra2021subverting} investigates antisemitism along with its types by addressing the tasks as binary and multi-class classification using  pretrained transformers and CNN as modality-specific encoders along with various multimodal fusion strategies. \citet{dimitrov2021detecting} developed a dataset with 22 propaganda techniques and investigates the different state-of-the-art pretrained models and demonstrate that joint vision-language models perform best. \citet{pramanick-etal-2021-momenta-multimodal} address two tasks such as detecting harmful memes and identifying the social entities they target and propose a multimodal model, which utilizes local and global information. \citet{zia-etal-2021-racist} goes one step further than a binary classification of hateful memes -- more fine-grained categorization based on protected category (i.e., race, disability, religion, nationality, sex) and their attack types (i.e., contempt, mocking, inferiority, slurs, exclusion, dehumanizing, inciting violence) using the dataset released in the WOAH 2020 Shared Task.\footnote{\url{github.com/facebookresearch/fine_grained_hateful_memes}}
\citet{fersini2019detecting} studied sexist meme detection and investigate textual cues with a late-fusion strategy, which suggest that fusion approach performs better. The same authors also developed a dataset of 800 misogynistic memes covering different manifestations of hatred against women (e.g., body shaming, stereotyping, objectification and violence), which are collected from different social media~\citep{france_mys2021}.

In the ``Hateful Memes Challenge'', the participants addressed the hateful meme classification task by fine-tuning the state-of-art multi-modal transformer models \citep{kiela2021hateful} and best system in the competition used different unimodal and multimodal pre-training models such as VisualBERT \citep{li2019visualbert} VL-BERT \citep{su2019vl}, UNITER \citep{chen2019uniter}, VILLA \citep{gan2020large} and
ensembles \citep{kiela2021hateful}.
The SemEval-2021 propaganda detection shared task \citep{SemEval2021-6-Dimitrov} was organized with a focus on fine-grained propaganda techniques in text and the entire meme, and from the participants' systems, they conclude that multimodal cues are important for automated propaganda detection. In the troll meme classification shared task \cite{dravidiantrollmeme-eacl}, the best system used ResNet152, BERT with multimodal attention, and the majority of the system used pretrained transformer models for text, CNN models for images, and early fusion approaches.

\section{Experiments}
\label{ssec:classification}
\subsection{Data}
\label{ssec:data}
We use the dataset provided in the troll-based Tamil meme classification shared task discussed in \cite{suryawanshi-etal-2020-dataset,trollmeme-eacl}. The dataset is comprised of meme and transcribed text in Latin, which are annotated and transcribed by native Tamil speakers. There is a total of 2,300, 667 memes for training and testing, respectively. For our experiments, we split the training set into training and development set with 80 and 20\%, respectively. The development set is used for fine-tuning the models.

In Table \ref{tab:data_dist}, we report the distribution of the dataset that we used for the experiments.
\begin{table}[tbh!]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{lrrr}
\toprule
\textbf{Class } & \textbf{Train} & \textbf{Dev} & \textbf{Test} \\ \midrule
Troll & 1013  & 269 & 395 \\
Non-Troll & 827 & 191 & 272 \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
\caption{Distribution of the Troll-based Tamil Meme dataset. We split original training set into training and development set.}
\label{tab:data_dist}
\end{table}

\subsection{Settings}
\label{ssec:models}
For the classification, we run different unimodal
experiments: {\em (i)} only text, {\em (ii)} only meme, and {\em (iii)} text and meme together.
For each setting, we also run several baseline experiments. One such baseline is the \textit{majority class} baseline, which predicts the label based on the most frequent label in the training set.
This has been most commonly used in shared tasks \cite{clef-checkthat:2021:LNCS}.
Furthermore, we run a few advanced experiments using an additional dataset and code-mixed text from OCR. To measure the performance of each model we used a weighted F$_1$ score to maintain shared task guideline.

\subsubsection{Text Modality}
For the baseline using text modality, we used bag-of-$n$-gram vectors weighted with logarithmic term frequencies (tf) multiplied with inverse document frequencies (idf) and train the model using Support Vector Machines (SVM)~\cite{platt1998sequential33}. Note that we extracted unigram, bigram, and tri-gram features. We used grid search to optimize the SVM hyper-parameters.

We then experiment using multilingual BERT (mBERT) model \cite{text_bert}.
We performed ten reruns for each experiment using different random seeds, then we picked the model that performed best on the development set. We used a batch size of 8, a learning rate of 2e-5, maximum sequence length 128, three epochs, and used the `categorical cross-entropy' as the loss function.

\subsubsection{Image Modality}
Similar to the text modality, for the baseline experiment with image modality, we extract features from a pre-trained model, then train the model using SVM. We extracted features from the penultimate layer of the EfficientNet (b1) model \cite{tan2019efficientnet}, which was trained using ImageNet. For training the model using SVM we used the default parameters setting.

For the later experiments we used the transfer learning approach, fine-tuning the pre-trained deep CNN models (e.g., VGG16), which has been shown success for visual recognition tasks.
We used the weights of the model pre-trained on ImageNet to initialize our model. We adapt the last layer (i.e., softmax layer) of the network for the binary classification task.
We trained models using three popular neural network architectures such as VGG16~\cite{simonyan2014very}, ResNet101~\cite{he2016deep} and EfficientNet~\cite{tan2019efficientnet}, which showed state-of-art performance in similar tasks \cite{multimodalbaseline2020,alam2021medic,alam2021social}. For training, we used the Adam optimizer~\cite{kingma2014adam} with an initial learning rate of $10^{-5}$, which is decreased by a factor of 10 when accuracy on the dev set stops improving for 10 epochs.
From our experiment, we observe that the model converse within 50-60 epochs. As the dataset size is small, fine-tuning the entire network did not yield better results, therefore, we freeze the network and fine-tune the penultimate layer.

\subsubsection{Multimodal: Text and Image}

For the multimodel experiments, we used Vision Transformer (ViT) \cite{Dosovitskiy2021} for image feature encoding and multilingual BERT (mBERT) for the textual representation.
We used BLOCK fusion \cite{BlockFusion2019} to merge the features from two different modalities.
BLOCK fusion is a multimodal fusion based on block-superdiagonal tensor decomposition. Previously, \citet{Dosovitskiy2021} showed a better performance using BLOCK fusion over several bilinear fusion techniques for Visual Question Answering (VQA) and Visual Relationship Detection (VRD) tasks. We conduct two major experiments by varying the textual data, {\em(i)} using the provided text, and {\em(ii)} using the code-mixed text.

\subsubsection{Additional Experiments} \mbox{} \\
\textbf{Code-mixed Tamil and English text:}
The dataset comes with extracted text in a transcribed form in Latin. Given that current multilingual transformer models have not trained using such a latin form of text, therefore, to further understand the problem we extract text from memes using \textit{tesseract} \cite{smith2007overview}.\footnote{\url{https://pypi.org/project/pytesseract/}}
We then train the same mBERT model using the extracted code-mixed Tamil and English text. Note that the extracted text contains noise that comes from the output of the OCR.

\textbf{Additional data:}
While we visually inspected the dataset we realized that textual and visual elements of memes have similarities with memes in hateful meme dataset \cite{kiela2020hateful}. We then mapped the labels from hateful memes dataset to troll labels, {\em(i)} \textit{hateful} to \textit{troll}, and {\em(ii)} \textit{not-hateful} to \textit{non-troll}. We combined all training and test set memes from the hateful memes dataset with the training set of the troll meme dataset. The dev set of the hateful meme dataset is combined with the dev set of the troll dataset. After combining the datasets we experiment with both text and image modalities using the same models.

\section{Results and Discussion}
\label{sec:discussion}

\begin{table}[]
\centering
\setlength{\tabcolsep}{2.0pt}
\scalebox{0.90}{
\begin{tabular}{lrrrr}
\toprule
\multicolumn{1}{c}{\textbf{Exp}} & \multicolumn{1}{c}{\textbf{Acc}} & \multicolumn{1}{c}{\textbf{P}} & \multicolumn{1}{c}{\textbf{R}} & \multicolumn{1}{c}{\textbf{F1}} \\ \midrule
Maj. & 59.2 & 35.1 & 59.2 & 44.1 \\ \midrule
\multicolumn{5}{c}{\textbf{Text modality}} \\ \midrule
Tf-Idf + SVM & 46.2 & 47.9 & 46.2 & \textbf{46.6} \\
mBERT & 52.6 & 51.0 & 52.6 & \textbf{51.4} \\
Add. data + mBERT & 56.5 & 52.8 & 56.5 & \textbf{51.8} \\
Code-mixed text + mBERT & 57.3 & 55.2 & 57.3 & \textbf{55.2} \\ \midrule
\multicolumn{5}{c}{\textbf{Image modality}} \\ \midrule
EffNet feat +SVM & 59.1 & 55.6 & 59.1 & \textbf{50.1} \\
VGG16 & 55.8 & 50.2 & 55.8 & \textbf{49.2} \\
ResNet101 & 60.4 & 58.6 & 60.4 & \textbf{53.8} \\
EffNet (b1) & 61.5 & 61.5 & 61.5 & \textbf{53.6} \\
\midrule
\multicolumn{5}{c}{\textbf{Multimodality}} \\ \midrule
ViT + mBERT & 57.9 & 55.1 & 57.9 & \textbf{54.2} \\
ViT + mBERT (code-mixed text) & 55.3 & 57.0 & 55.3 & \textbf{55.7} \\ \midrule
\multicolumn{5}{c}{\textbf{Image modality + Additional data}} \\ \midrule
VGG16 & 54.4 & 52.0 & 54.4 & \textbf{52.3} \\
ResNet101 & 60.7 & 58.9 & 60.7 & \textbf{56.2} \\
EffNet (b1) & 60.7 & 58.9 & 60.7 & \underline{\textbf{56.6}} \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
}
\caption{Evaluation results on the test set. The results that improve over the majority class baseline are in \textbf{bold}, and the best one is \underline{underlined}. Maj.: Majority baseline, Add. data: Additional data.
}
\label{tab:results}
\end{table}

In Table \ref{tab:results}, we present the results for different modalities and settings. Overall, all results are better than majority baseline. In the unimodal experiments, the image-only models perform better than the text-only models. Our experiments on text-only models suggest that code-mixed data help in improving the performance using the same multiligual mBERT model compared to the transcribed latin text, which suggest that multilingual model is not able to capture the information in latin Tamil text. The additional data, which is in English only, slightly improved the performance for text-only experiment.

For the image-only experiments, we obtain a comparative performance with ResNet101 and EfficientNet (EffNet (b1)).

Our experiments on multimodel experiments provide better results compared to text and image modalities as shown in the Table \ref{tab:results}.
For the two multimodel experiments, we obtained weighted-F1 scores of 54.2 and 55.7 for text and for code-mixed text, respectively, which are better than the best weighted-F1 score from text modality (51.4) and from image modality (53.8).
Note that, the performance of our multimodel experiments is better than \citet{Siddhanth2021}, where a weighted F1 score of 0.47 has been reported for a similar task. That implies BLOCK fusion has advantages over late fusion for troll meme classification tasks.

With additional data, results improved significantly for all image-only models. It confirms our observation that visual elements in memes share information across different datasets, and possibly different cultures too.

Our future plan is to apply the data augmentation technique for multimodality experiments and also we have a plan to explore the performance of popular multimodel algorithms.

During the shared task participation, we submitted one run, using only image modality, where our system was not showing promising performance. However, our subsequent experiments and analysis show several promising directions in terms of original code-mixed data and additional data from the other task.

\section{Conclusion and Future Work}
\label{sec:conclutions}
We present a comparative analysis of different modalities for the troll-based meme classification task. We show that the multilingual model capture more information for code-mixed text than its Latin counterpart. We present higher performance with multimodality compared to unimodal models. Our experiments also suggest that additional data from the other task helps in capturing visual information. In the future, we plan to further develop multimodal models that can capture information in code-mixed noisy conditions.

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