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Try Red Berry Smash 30ml Nic Salt Juice by Buck Naked and experience the mouth-watering taste of cherries, strawberries, and blueberries all blended together in a smooth and satisfying nic salt formulation.

Buck Naked Red Berry Smash is available in 50mg (5.0% nicotine) and 35mg (3.5% nicotine) and works best in your favorite pod mod or similar low-wattage device.

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Buck Naked Vape Red Berry Smash 30ml Nic Salt Juice Reviews

Tasted like burned up coil. I thought I burned out a new pod, so I tried another new pod and it was the same. I’m hoping it was just a bad batch, but I wouldn’t dare buy another to try.

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On top of everything going on with her BFF Jordyn Woods, Kylie Jenner is now also dealing with rumors of infidelity on her "hubby" Travis Scott's part. According to a report from TMZ on Friday, Jenner accused Scott of cheating after she found "evidence" of such when she secretly went through his phone.

Scott had flown into LA Wednesday night to surprise Jenner and their daughter Stormi, but the fight that soon ensued was apparently so severe that Scott cancelled his Friday night concert in Buffalo to hash things out with the mother of his daughter. Fear not though, TMZ is now reporting that the two are still together...for now.

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Sources close to the couple told the outlet that Jenner "is willing to try and work things out" with Scott. He is expected to still perform at Madison Square Garden in New York City tonight.

Just about a month ago, it was rumored that Scott would propose to Jenner during (or after) his halftime show at the Super Bowl. He didn't (at least not publicly), but Jenner was seen wearing a massive rock on *that* finger backstage. She wore it again a few days later (again, on her left finger) while posting to her Instagram story.

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Learning curve.

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

I'm (almost) officially 3/4ths of the way finished with nursing school. I was thinking about it today and thought, "I have really learned so much this year."I've learned so much more than how to start an IV or how to assess lung sounds or explain the side effects of a medication.

I've learned that parents of special needs children are angels. I don't understand how they do what they do every. single. day. I'm exhausted caring for their child for just 8 hours (bathing, feeding, helping to the bathroom, etc.). Their love and sacrifice for their child just astounds me. Maybe when I'm a mom someday I'll understand it a little more.

I've learned that sometimes I need little rewards to get me through a tough week. My favorite way to spend a Friday afternoon is sitting in my car, listening to NPR, and chowing down some Chipotle. Luxurious.

I've learned that there are so many ways to procrastinate. Like cleaning your whole house. Then taking pictures cleaning the baseboards. Then posting a blog about it.

I've learned that washing your hands really works. I wash or gel my hands at least every 10 minutes in the hospital it seems, and shower as soon as I get home, and I have not gotten sick one time since being in nursing school. Eating healthy and getting sleep helps, too. But I'm serious... wash your hands! All the time!

I've learned that I can't always wear my heart on my sleeve. Some people's situations that I've encountered make me so sad, and I somehow have to remove myself from their lives just enough to care for them without wallowing with them in their pain. It's a difficult balance and I don't have it down yet. At some point I just need to pray for them, ask Jesus to comfort them, and do the best I can.

I've learned that I have some pretty amazing friends and family to stick with me through my terrible communication skills at present... they don't always get calls or texts or time, but they still love me. Thanks, guys.

I've learned that Shawn is even more patient than I thought. He'll sit for hours quizzing me on notes that make absolutely no sense to him. And he forgives me when I tell him a really graphic story right before dinner time that makes just about everything unappetizing. Crazy love... that's what he has for me. (That's what I have for him, too.)

I've learned that nursing is so far beyond a job. It's a ministry and a calling and it's one of the best decisions I ever made.

  1. i love that you wear a little of your heart on your sleeve right here! you'll be a fantastic nurse as His love pours out! yay for clean baseboards and hands and sweet husbands!

  2. YOU, were meant for this. Your patience, grace, and joy in this whole process is amazing and inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey with all of us who have no idea what nursing school and life is like! It's so cool to see it from the inside like you write about it. Thank you for serving like Jesus, Whitney!

  3. Thanks, friends, for the sweet encouragement. :)

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Thursday, January 17, 2013

In the last few weeks, our mornings have evolved into a loose routine. Liam wakes up between 7 and 7:30 am, I pick him up smiling from his crib (the best!), and nurse him. After that, we have some kind of devotional time together. I can't recommend Thoughts to Make Your Heart Sing by Sally-Lloyd Jones highly enough. It's a devotional for kids, but it's transforming the way I understand my own faith and simplifying the way I teach my son about Jesus. What a gift. (And what a perfect gift for new parents. Or any parents!)

So anyway, the other morning, I told Liam I wanted to pray for him before we began the day. I placed my hands on his fuzzy head as he stared right at me, and I said, "Do you know what it means to pray? It means we talk to God. We ask him for things--"

I stopped right there. 'We ask him for things?' I thought. 'That's the first thing I teach my son about prayer?'

Of course, it's true. Of course we ask him for things. And he wants us to ask him for things. But if it stopped there, it wouldn't be very accurate. We don't just ask him for things. And I'm realizing that in teaching my little guy, my own biases, flaws, and gaps in knowledge and wisdom become exposed so quickly. And he's just two months old! I can only imagine what it will be like at age 2 and 5 and 14 when he's asking tough questions and not just staring blankly at me.

It struck me because teaching my children about the Lord is my number one task as a mother. Leading them to Jesus is a huge responsibility that I don't take lightly. And yet there's so much grace. Grace for inaccurate teachings about prayer. Grace for the times I will mess up in much bigger ways. God wants us to rely on him - and more than anything, I want Liam to see that. I want him to see his mom leaning so heavily on Christ and on his mercy and grace. I want him to see a mom who humbles herself enough to apologize when she has wronged him. I want him to see the gospel lived out in our lives. I want him to understand that we have been graciously accepted by a holy God, not by our own merit, but because Jesus lived the life we should have lived and paid the penalty for our rebellion by dying in our place. I want Liam to understand that he isn't reconciled to God through trying to be a good boy, but through Christ's perfect record. As it's been so beautifully said by Tim Keller, "The gospel is this: We are more flawed and sinful than we ever dared believe, yet we are more loved and accepted in Jesus Christ than we ever dared hope." That's good news, friends!

So when I tell Liam about prayer in the future, it'll go a little like this... "We don't just ask him for things. No, we talk to him like our dad. Because he is our dad! He's in Heaven, so it's hard to see him, but he's just as real as your mom and dad and he cares for you more than either of us ever will. He just wants us to talk to him. To tell him how we feel, what we worry about, why we're happy or why we're sad. We can thank him, too, for the many things he has done for us. He listens to us and he cares. Not because he has to - he has enough joy to last eternity. But he created us to share in that joy."

PS - If I can suggest one more book... Grace Based Parenting by Dr. Tim Kimmel. It is so exquisitely written, Gospel centered, and thoughtfully explained. I read it in just a few days and will probably read it many more times as we traverse this parenthood journey.

  1. We love reading The Jesus Storybook Bible with our little one! Will defiantly have to pick up that one as well! Praying for you today as you go back to work :)

  2. Thank you for these book suggestions :) Looking forward to reading them with baby boy.

  3. I love this. I own Grace Based Parenting (still need to read!) and I'm adding the other to my reading list. Thank you for sharing!

  4. Sometimes we fool ourselves into believing that "good" parents and "bad" parents actually exist...when in reality, there are only "those who deeply and desperately understand their need for the grace of God", and those who don't. Praise God for your inadequacies, for they are an opportunity for you to boast in your weakness!
    You're doing just fine, mama. Continue to trust in Him for all your wisdom and understanding.
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Aswani Volety has been named the next provost of Elon University, following the departure of Steven House. Volety most recently served as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and executive director for the Center for Marine Science at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Dr. Aswani Volety was named the provost of Elon University on June 21, 2019. Photo by: Jeff Janowiski/UNCW

Volety spoke on campus in May when all provost candidates visited campus separately to discuss their plans should they become the next provost.

His presentation focused on Elon’s core values and how Elon’s success is defined by its commitment to it. He mainly focused on Elon’s successes and how he plans to build them — specifically in regard to teaching, application-based learning and experiential learning that is shifting towards the need to address social issues in society.

Volety said he wants to be an engaged part of the community, not someone removed from the rest of the faculty. “What I hope to do is not necessarily sit in the provost's office and talk to the deans because that is not my style — although I will meet with them. My style is more decentralization.”

President Connie Book said in a statement that Volety’s “impressive experience makes him an ideal candidate to lead Elon’s academic programs as we prepare to launch our next strategic plan.”

Volety will work alongside House during the first month of the school year before House transitions full time into the role of executive vice president.

Volety’s selection comes after President Book received the recommendation of the 19-person search committee. The committee was announced in February and has since had several meetings to discuss what the university needed from its next provost. The committee said it received 135 applications for the position and received outside help from a search firm that specializes in higher education.


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Blue Cat Audio ( is a developer of custom audio plug-in effects for the PC. Its plug-ins emphasize audio analysis and repair, with phasing, flanging, and chorusing thrown in for good measure. Individual plug-ins are in the $30 to $60 range, and several bundles are available at bargain prices. You can have everything the company offers for $370.81, and you can get a free taste by downloading its Freeware Plugins Pack. Don't be fooled by the price; there's a lot to like in the free bundle.

At the top of the list are three great-sounding time-based effects: chorus, phaser, and flanger. The chorus and flanger come in mono and stereo flavors, with the latter adding stereo panning of separately processed channels. The chorus and flanger are LFO-modulated delays with maximum delay times of 10 and 30 ms respectively, and the flanger has separate feedback and feed-forward controls. The LFO rate ranges from 0 to 20 Hz with a maximum modulation depth of 100 percent. The phaser is a multistage notch filter with up to 32 stages and similar LFO modulation. Each of these effects is capable of subtle as well as extreme processing (see Web Clips 1 and 2).

For analysis and repair, you get a sophisticated frequency analyzer and a suite of plug-ins for gain control. The gain plug-ins include peak metering, overall gain control, and separate gain control for stereo and mid-side channels. The frequency analyzer has a huge window for displaying instant- and peak-frequency spectra in real time. You can zoom in the display vertically and horizontally to zero in on a specific frequency and level range. One nice touch is the window's Opacity control, which allows you to see your sequencer tracks running behind the GUI. The Threshold control is another unusual feature; you can force the curve to update only for peaks above a threshold that you set.

Of course, the purpose of giving away these plug-ins is to encourage you to buy their more full-featured brethren. But each plug-in is useful, and the frequency analyzer is exceptional. Furthermore, they all come with PDF manuals, onscreen help, basic presets, and multiple skins.


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Punchin’ in, Punchin’ out: 4 co-op students share their best experiences on the job September 14, 2018

On September 11, Engineering Co-op & Career Services hosted their first ever, Co-Op Return to Campus event.

Over 300 students had the opportunity to network and learn from experienced co-op students at the event. Here are four co-op students who shared what they learned, the skills they gained and what's next for them:

Francesca Altobelli

Program: Electrical Engineering & Society
Co-Op Placement: Syncrude Canada Ltd. in Fort McMurray, Alberta
Role: On the controls team, Altobelli worked with hardware, software and communications systems to control the machines in all of the oil refinery plants.
The perks of a large company: “There are 11,000 people working for Syncrude. I got to branch into a lot of the other fields while I was there because there were so many different projects going on.”
Finding sustainable solutions: “At first I was hesitant about this co-op because I minor in Sustainability. Sustainability and oil sands doesn’t really match up but that’s one of the reasons why I did it. If I want to use my degree to make things more sustainable then I need to learn about the problem areas.”

Matt Ferguson

Program: Chemical Engineering and Society
Co-Op Placement: Lakeside Process Controls
Role: As an Application Engineering Intern, Ferguson worked with the company’s two major customers, Enbridge Gas Distribution and Union Gas, to help organize and schedule the construction and installation of natural gas stations throughout the GTA, Ontario and Quebec.
The perks of a medium-sized company:“Everyone is tight knit and close. I felt like I was actually important. I was doing pivotal stuff for our team that I couldn’t imagine an intern doing. I was one of the first ones on that team so that was very interesting. Feeling that I had a proper role and that my role was important felt really good.”
What the future holds: “Working full-time for Lakeside is definitely an option. My manager and I have had a one on one about the future and he believes, and a lot of people at Lakeside believe, that there are a lot of opportunities out there and a lot of areas I should explore before putting my eggs in one basket. But working at Lakeside is definitely a solid option.”

Alyssa Haas

Program: Materials Engineering & Society
Co-Op Placement: UTC Aerospace Systems
Role: The main project Haas worked on was wear testing of different materials used for landing gear components.
The fruits of her labour: “Being able to walk around through the shop floor to see where all the parts are manufactured is great. If you’re just working in a lab, you oftentimes don’t really see how everything is applied. But my boss was really good about encouraging me to see the final product.”
Vital skills: “I learned how to communicate with professionals who have been doing a certain job for a really long time. I also learned professional writing, organization and taking initiative. My colleagues encouraged me to be more independent in the work that I did.”
What’s next:“I’ve been thinking about doing a full internship. I may try a different sector of Materials Engineering since it’s such a broad area to go into.”

Nicole Vicentic

Program: Biotechnology, Bachelor of Technology
Co-Op Placement: Royal Bank of Canada
Role: As a client advisor for an RBC branch in Hamilton, Vincentik had face-to-face interactions with clients and helped to fulfil their financial needs.
A supportive environment: “They are a very supportive company, especially in welcoming students. They want students to prosper and grow and personally develop. They told me to never feel uncomfortable asking questions because I was there to grow and learn and that’s what I’ve been doing all 12 months. It was really nice to hear that.”
A growth experience: “It changes you. I have definitely grown as a student and as a potential employee for future companies. I learned a lot about myself and improved on many skills. I tell my friends to take an opportunity like this all the time.”

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‘Hey Siri, bring in the cattle and irrigate field four’

If you go down to the farm today, you’ll probably find it packed with sensors, drones and remote management systems managed by iPhones, iPads and other mobile devices.

A new agriculture

In fact, we’re only one or two Siri Shortcuts away from voice-controlled farms equipped with remotely controlled irrigation, livestock and crop management solutions and blockchain-based crop lifecycle analysis tools.

Most of this technology exists, though cost constrains deployment.

Leading the digital transformation of agriculture are apps, such as: Agrellus, an online marketplace for agriculture, xarvio Scouting App for better crop management, FieldNET Mobile to control water pivots remotely, Yara ImageIT which turns your iPhone into a crop nutrient testing system, AgSense, GrainTruckPlus. There are many more apps for agriculture available at the App Store – including Tudder, the “Tinder for farm animals”.

The good iShepherd (drone)

Above the fields, drones are seeing use across the agricultural lifecycle, for herd protection, crop management and more.

An app called FieldAgent is a good example of this.

It flies your DJI drone to capture data in order to build crop health and field plans, to identify weeds and more. These tasks can be automated.

The tech industry’s current darling, Blockchain, is seeing use. IBM at CES 2020 introduced an app that connects consumers to farmers using it, the idea being that the ‘chain carried all the information about the coffee a consumer might want in a format that could be accessed using an iPhone app.

This was a good illustration of how the blockchain can be used to store data about crops, things like pH levels, distribution, nutrition and more.

The idea here is that better transparency across the agricultural lifecycle should benefit all the stakeholders in the industry.

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Remote controlled farms are a reality.

Such technology solves real problems, after all, most farms are spread across vast areas so just taking the journey to analyse and solve a situation sucks up time. Technology innovation also opens up other efficiencies. And, of course, backing up these remote agricultural M2M deployments are the mobile networks and companies like Dacom.

One recent example of farm irrigation systems being controlled using Apple’s technologies was recently revealed in Namibia, Africa, where Konigstein Capital has installed smart irrigation systems controlled with an iPad.

The idea is that farmers control the water pivots from the Apple device.

This saves time, enables fast repairs, but also makes it possible to farm 24/7.

The location has installed auto steering systems on three tractors, enabling them to work safely and effectively at night when human drivers ordinarily can’t do the job.

Robot farmers for robot farms

As semi-autonomous vehicles take the road it will only be a matter of time until we see AI-driven farm equipment. In fact, we already do – take a look at the work from Japan’s high-tech agriculture tech provider, Spread.

Next up? AR-based agricultural control systems. Take a look at the research exploring use of drones and soil sampling with AR for ideas of how this is being deployed.

Of course, once you have turned a mobile device into a control system for such equipment, you’ve also made it possible to build voice-based shortcuts for those controls. Farmers may even end up managing the whole process using your voice and a set of connected AR glasses.

And don’t even get me started on Big Data in agricultural production.

Big problems, big solutions

The drive to install technology across agriculture isn’t merely a case of technology looking to become a solution, but a case of an industry that needs such change.

Global population is expected to hit 9.7 billion by 2050, the UN claims.

Feeding these people will demand global agricultural production climbs 69% by 2050 – even while climate and environmental challenges impact crop cycles.

This is the context that is driving technology deployment as agriculturalists and technologists seek out any form of productivity advantage to help them meet these challenges.

In practise, of course, the cost of such technologies will most benefit those enterprises with the money to invest in them, while smaller farmers will employ less efficient processes.

But, if ever an industry needed tech-driven democracy, agriculture is it:

Because around 9 out of 10 of the world’s farms are small – but provide over 80 percent of global food supply.

We just can’t meet these targets without them.

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Hey, Google: Maybe it’s time to take a lesson from Samsung

Whew! I don’t know if you heard, but Samsung held its first super-duper-neato special event of the year on Tuesday, and the company’s got a few new phones for us all to ogle.

The devices themselves seem fine enough, in their respective ways. I’ll sum ’em up quickly for you, because what I really want to talk about is something a bit deeper. So here’s the lowdown:

  • The Galaxy S20 is Samsung’s new main 2020 flagship. It comes in three models, all with 5G in the U.S., and they’re all about as Samsung as it gets: big screens, small bezels, and All The Specs™ — loads o’ numbers that look impressive on paper (108 megapixels! 8K video! 120Hz screens! 16GB of RAM!) but ultimately mean very little when it comes to real-world impact. They’re also expensive: $1,000 on the lower end and all the way up to $1,600 for the maxed-out top-of-the-line model.
  • The Galaxy Z Flip is a new horizontally-folding foldable phone — basically a better version of the recently released Motorola Razr, from the looks of it, and an interesting technological advancement but almost certainly something no normal person should actually buy at this point.

That’s the ultra-abbreviated version, anyway. The reality is that Samsung’s bound to sell a boatload of its Galaxy S20 phones, as it generally does with its primary new flagships — and that’s the area I really wanted to explore.

First, a quick pinch of context: Aside from creating appealing devices, Samsung has worked hard over the years to build up brand awareness and loyalty. Initially, that was driven by bold, memorable, and ubiquitous marketing — but then, at least in part, it turned into a bit of a self-propagating cycle. By that, I mean that the longer someone sticks with a particular style of Android phone and the more times they upgrade from one generation of that phone to another, the more likely they are to make that same sort of upgrade the next time the need arises.

Think about it: How many people do you know who bounce between different brands within Android? In my experience, outside of a small subset of enthusiasts, most people don’t even entertain the notion. They’ve had Galaxy phones for the past few cycles, so when the time to upgrade comes around, the only question they consider is which model and style of Galaxy phone they want to get. Just as smartphone platform preference has largely become tribalized, smartphone brand preference within Android seems to have turned into a mostly static quality.

And the effects of that go even deeper: When someone who doesn’t yet have a strong brand preference within Android looks to make a buying decision — an average phone-buyer, whether for individual or company-wide purposes — what do they think about first? More often than not, it’s what brand they know and see everywhere they look, both in the hands of their colleagues or companions and in the most prominent positions on store shelves. Once that cycle starts, it’s difficult to disrupt.

Samsung knows that, and it showed us this week just how carefully it’s working to reinforce that cycle — in a way that’s almost the polar opposite of what Google does with its Pixel line of phones.

Think about these bigger-picture takeaways from this week’s Samsung event and how much of a contrast they illustrate between Samsung’s smartphone selling approach and Google’s:

1. Samsung revealed that Galaxy S owners are waiting longer than ever to upgrade their devices.

This first one’s mostly just for context, but it’s important: The average upgrade cycle among Galaxy S owners, specifically, jumped from 22.6 months in 2016 to 26.6 months in 2019 — an increase of 18%, according to Samsung. That mirrors the industry-wide pattern we’ve been hearing about for a while now, but seeing Samsung acknowledge the same trend specific to Galaxy S owners — and seeing it get stated with the flat-out assumption that those Galaxy S owners are gonna upgrade to a new Galaxy S phone and not any other brand’s offering — is pretty telling.

It also leads us directly to our next point:

2. For the first time, Samsung is going to keep producing its previous-generation phone — the Galaxy S10 — and will sell all of those models for $150 less than their original prices.

This is something Apple has long done but most Android device-makers (Google included) have yet to come around to — and by golly, it makes so much sense, it almost hurts.

Yes, Samsung’s Galaxy S20 prices may be mildly outrageous, but if you don’t want to drop a cool grand or more on a bunch of cutting-edge technology you probably don’t need, well, now you can get last year’s still-quite-impressive Galaxy S10 phone for a much more palatable $750 price. Heck, you can go as low as $600, if you want to drop down to the still-perfectly-nice S10e model.

Google did this ever so briefly with the Pixel 2 back when the Pixel 3 came out, which gave me hope that it was adopting a similarly smart strategy — one that would be especially sensible with Pixel phones, by the by, being that they’re the only Android devices to receive a full three years of guaranteed operating system updates — but it turned out the company was just selling off whatever stock it had left as opposed to continuing to produce the older model as a deliberate, ongoing strategy. Alas.

And then there’s the biggest point of all:

3. Samsung is bending over backwards to encourage current Galaxy owners to upgrade.

Sure, the Galaxy S20 might be a thousand bucks — but if you’ve got a Galaxy S10, you can trade in your old phone and get the new one for a mere $400 (unlocked and off contract). Got a Note 10? Samsung will give you a $700 trade-in credit and sell you the new model for $300.

Even older Galaxy models come with decent trade-in discounts. The Galaxy S9 and Note 9, for instance, give you $300 off the price of a new phone. And if you’re coming from a Pixel, the Pixel 4 will net you a $600 credit, bringing the S20’s price down to $400. The 2018 Pixel 3 will get you $300 off the S20’s starting price. And even the midrange Pixel 3a will get you $200 off the price of a shiny new S20 phone.

Google has its own trade-in program for Pixel phone purchases, too, but it pales in comparison. The company offers a maximum of $265 in credit for a Galaxy S10 — less than half of what Samsung gives for that same device. Even for its own previous-gen Pixel 3, Google provides a maximum trade-in value of $165 toward a Pixel 4, compared to Samsung’s $300 credit for that same Google-made phone.

A widely cited adage states that acquiring a new customer costs five times more than retaining an existing customer. Samsung may not provide anywhere near Google’s level of post-sales software support — and hell, it even quietly sells its users’ data! — but when it comes time to think about a new phone purchase, Samsung clearly knows the value of reinforcing its relationship with existing customers and motivating them to stick with the Galaxy brand. Google, on the other hand, seems to make little more than a token effort.

(And this isn’t just on the phone front, either, incidentally: Over on the smart speaker side of things, where Amazon is absolutely slaughtering Google despite having an objectively worse product, Amazon wisely encourages Echo owners to trade in their older devices in order to receive a store credit plus an instant 25% off any new Echo product. Google puts out plenty of new smart speaker models but does absolutely nothing to encourage that same sense of brand loyalty and repeat purchasing among owners of its aging products.)

When I think about all the stuff Samsung announced this week, the phones are certainly everything everyone hoped they would be — eye-catching, technologically impressive, and probably the precise right amount of push forward needed to maintain Samsung’s mobile-tech dominance. But the circumstances surrounding those phones seem far more significant to me, especially in that bigger-picture sense of what Samsung’s doing to support its technology and reinforce the loyalty it’s worked so hard to create.

We can talk endlessly about the ways Google could position its Pixel phones and market them to the masses, but even if it manages to win over new users, it needs to come up with a smarter strategy for maintaining its momentum and creating a self-propagating cycle of customer loyalty. And, as Samsung’s reminding us all this week, it doesn’t have to look far to find an example of exactly how that oughta be done.

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This pilot fish wakes up around 1:30 a.m. to go to the bathroom and checks his work cellphone. Lo and behold, there are a lot of emails about a very important filesystem that’s full. This filesystem contains all the user home directories for an entire facility, and according to the emails, even though several people had deleted large numbers of big files they no longer needed, the filesystem filled up again, and rather quickly.

Although the emails stopped around 10 p.m., fish knows he’s going to have a rowdy mob of incensed users clamoring at his cubicle in the morning, so he gets dressed and goes to work, arriving at about 2:45 a.m. This particular filesystem lives on a network that cannot be accessible from the internet.

Fish figures that some process has lost its mind and is writing incessantly to the storage. To find it, he runs a df -k on the home directory filesystem, which lived on a RAID platform, so it was — a tad slow. Two hours later, he identifies a user home directory that is at 1.1TB, up from 120GB a couple of weeks earlier. From there, he runs an ls -lR and looks for a mind-bogglingly big file or files. But none show up, and when fish does a sum of the filesizes from the ls command, they show about 120GB of files.

This makes no sense at all. Because fish is tired and hasn’t had his normal dose of caffeine, his mind isn’t functioning at full speed, but he eventually realizes he has seen this before. It means the file had been deleted, but the process was still writing to the storage.

When this has happened before, it was during work hours, when it was possible to identify the user and machine. With no idea which machine is hosting the errant process, fish has to search through them all and run lsof to look for errant open files. He does finally find it, but there is no process assigned to the entry, it has no size or inode, and the status of the entry is “unknown.” Fish has to reboot the machine to clear it.

He finishes just about the time the user of the machine in question shows up. User explains he had a test process go crazy and refuse to die, even when he issued kill -9. So he just deleted the output file and went home.

Fish then gives a rundown on how he has spent the past six or seven hours and explains that the user’s actions meant that both the process and file were left in almost undetectable states.

To which the user makes amends with the words, “Oh, sorry about that.”

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Hey Siri, how will I feel next Tuesday?

Voice assistants such as Apple’s Siri have been a bit of a giggle in their infancy. This is about to change as AI gets smarter, contextual intelligence greater and the augmentation of human capacity through use of them reaches different parts of life.

We’re reaching critical mass

Siri, Alexa, Assistant, Cortana – none of these systems are perfect, some are less perfect, and all the big names in this technology need to wake up and take action around the privacy implications of use of such devices.

That means recordings shouldn’t be kept, what recordings do exist shouldn’t be connected to individual humans, and no one other than you and your robot should ever be able to know what you asked.

This just seems to be common sense.

However, technology improves, privacy awareness grows and even the biggest surveillance capitalists seem to have a slightly less tin ear to these concerns than they did even a year ago.

They need to. Accenture claims 83% of consumers will share their data in exchange for more personalized experiences, but only if businesses are transparent about how their data is used.

That’s certainly Apple’s aim, despite a blatant recent error of judgement.

Right now, around 111.8 million people in the U.S. are already using a voice assistant at least monthly in 2019, according to recently published research from eMarketer.

“Voice-control technology has officially moved out of the early-adopter phase and into the mainstream,” the report claims.

Consider the evidence

There are hundreds of millions of devices in use today that can handle voice queries and controls: billions of smartphones, millions of tablets (particularly iPad), devices powered by Alexa, Siri, Assistant and more.

We wear voice assistants on our wrist, use them in high-end cars, and may even speak to one when we call our bank.

What are we using these things for?

Amazon claims you can use voice to transact hundreds of tasks on Alexa. Apple’s Shortcuts app means it can also claim to be able to get a huge variety of tasks done with Siri.

While the range of things you can use voice assistants for is increasing fast, the tasks we transact most seem to reflect an earlier stage in voice assistant evolution.

We use these things to get directions, make calls, handle music playback and to find local stores (hence the important of local search optimization for most enterprises).

What will we use them for?

A recent World Economic Forum report offers some interesting insights into how voice assistants will become more personalized in the next evolution of the tech.

They will become more responsive to your age, gender, accent; later they become capable of discerning emotional states. (Don’t neglect that Apple has already invested in hiring counsellors and therapists to help develop Siri).

For a glimpse of what comes next, take a look at Gatebox. That company is developing a voice assistant that offers emotional support to users — and I don’t think anyone will be comfortable if human quality controllers or ads networks are analysing those conversations.

Of course, the evolution of personalization also means voice assistants will develop extensive contextual awareness.

You already see this with Siri, which tries to surface actions and shortcuts it thinks might help you with your life by analysing what you do most regularly.

The implications? They begin with Siri recognizing you like to call mom on Tuesdays and end up with it calling ahead to your hotel aircon system to automatically set your room temperature.

Eventually, I can see voice assistants using crowd-sourced data to estimate the likelihood of a person contracting an illness and advising necessary preventative action.

What better vehicle to offer these warnings than your voice assistant, using the health and activity data about you that you have already created on your device?

Or to automatically identify the best available health insurance deal for someone in your condition?

Convenience or dystopia?

I’ve a feeling lots of people may not be completely comfortable with these ideas.

Right now we’re just becoming accustomed to asking a slightly inept Siri to find where the latest Tarantino movie is showing, or requesting a playlist of classic 60’s psychedelia after we’ve watched the film, or contacting the local dog adoption agency…

There’s a big difference between accomplishing the more prosaic tasks and the emerging future in which we interact with an AI intelligence that understands our moods and probably already booked us the movie tickets.

This collision between human nature and technology advancement is likely as old as the development of fire – and the evolution of voice assistants and AI is going to be as transformative.

Ronan de Renesse, Practice Leader for Ovum’s Consumer Technology team observes:

“There is a disconnect between the ‘know-it-all, do-it-all’ approach that current digital assistants are aiming toward and the highly personalized virtual assistance experience that consumers have dreams/nightmares about.

“Whoever can bring personal consumer data in a secure, non-creepy way to digital assistance will be able to bridge that gap and capture most of the opportunity.”

Meanwhile, with one-third of the U.S. population now becoming accustomed to using these things, the next evolution is most surely on the way.

Isn’t that right, Siri?

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Hey, Siri, what’s the future of enterprise voice services?

Apple’s focus on privacy is incredibly important when it comes to the development of Siri and voice services, as the potential goes way beyond asking your Apple Watch to turn off your lights.

Silent whisper

If you use HomePod, you already know that Siri will respond to commands only slightly louder than a whisper.

You can use it to carry out tasks, control home automation equipment, media playback controls, answer questions, and more. Apple’s AI teams are constantly developing ways to get Siri to do more.

Even then, it’s the thin end of the wedge.

I’ve explained before that Apple, Google, and Amazon all keep recordings of your voice interactions with their smart speakers.

I’ve also explained the fundamental differences in their approaches that make Siri the most secure voice assistant to use:

  1. Siri’s recordings cannot be traced back to you, as Apple does not link them to your account. Both Google and Amazon keep those recordings associated with your account.
  2. Apple deletes those recordings after a set period of time, while Google and Amazon do not (that’s my understanding).

A recent Washington Post story (summarized here) explained the dangers of these warrantless recordings. It’s why I’d never recommend transacting a business deal in the same room as any non-Apple voice device – even though around 50 million people probably do. What you say, the conversations you have, have value.

Unlocking the value of voice

Voice assistant services aren’t just about what happens at home.

Enterprises know the value of the voice – and they don’t even need to analyze what you are discussing in order to unlock that value.

If you’ve ever spoken with an automated customer support chatbot, you understand how voice provides value, in this case in terms of the provision of personalized services. Apple’s Business Chat service is its solution to support these machines.

It’s also important to consider how the nature of voice itself is changing now that conversation is digitized. This voice data can be far more easily analyzed. Data analytics of voice communications is real, and it is happening.

In a sense, it already takes place each time you speak with Siri, which (while mostly reliant on pattern matching) also boasts an increasingly accurate AI capable of figuring out contextual information to boost recognition of what is said.

So, now you have voice assistants that are capable of understanding what is said, figuring out the context around which an utterance is made, and matching patterns and analyzing the content of millions of conversations concurrently in real time.

What could the enterprise value of these systems be?

Hey, Sir, what’s RPA?”

There’s a way to go before you see voice widely used as a component in systems for business or workflow analytics or robotic process management – but there are already signs of the incoming change.

Think about voice as biometric ID.

Banks already use voice recognition biometrics as part of their fraud control systems — HSBC’s VoiceID has prevented $400 million value of fraudulent transactions.

Think also about how voice assistant technologies can act as some form of digital twin for real human chat.

Perhaps you are involved in a group discussion on some matter. Ordinarily, people take notes during the meeting. These days we see document sharing systems that work around enterprise collaboration suites, some even provide on-the-spot automated transcription. Voice assistants add automatic detection of key dates, future meetings, targets, and project outcomes – similar to the way iOS may spot a meeting date and time in an email.

Similar technologies applied against customer service calls may identify similar trends:

  • Do particular product or service fault call requests tend to take place at particular times of day?
  • Automated systems may pick up signs (such as an unusually high number of customer support requests) that warn of a product or batch flaw.

Mining the data

Back in the call center, data analytics of voice communications should yield useful insights around performance (was the resolution satisfactory?) to follow up to enabling and empowering support for personalized services: If a customer rings twice, can such systems flag what their previous request was and provide call center operatives with the current resolution status of the matter?

Properly mined, voice data analysis may also yield early insights around service faults, and at least one big telecommunications company plans to mine voice data in order to provide business analytics solutions based on voice for enterprise customers.

Underpinning all these transactions sits a need for privacy.

Indeed, Apple CEO Tim Cook’s demand for a bill of digital rights in which customers can control and manage all the different slices of their digital data held by third-party entities seems an appropriate response as enterprises large and small inevitably explore how to use this data for their own ends.

How many times a day does your smart lighting system send usage information back to its manufacturer? And what do they do with this data once they own it?

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Usually people know how they are going to vote. It's rare indeed that they change their mind. But candidates do their best to manipulate voters' thinking. Each of them has a team that studies the general sentiment and creates a strategy for changing the public opinion in their favour. They try to talk about issues that make people emotional. When people get emotional, they don't listen to facts. Candidates use the tone of voice and repetition to draw attention to their message. When people hear something over and over again, they will soon start to believe it.
 Let's look at Donald Trump for instance. What makes him so popular? He is a master of manipulation. He knows the secrets of a great orator and succesfully applies them in his speeches. His tone is very powerful, and he changes it depending on the situation. He speeds it up. He slows it down. His speech doesn't sound like a monotonous drone, but instead is rather conversational, which elicits trust from people. He always puts his arms on the podium during the speech to look solid, which adds to his trustworthiness on the subconscious level. Trump has got a message that resonates well with people. He has a strategy that his opponents don't have. He uses mass media in a way that other candidates have never been able to utilize.


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On Monday, Taylor Swift and her London boy Joe Alwyn stepped out for the Cats premiere in New York City. Swift might have walked the red carpet solo, but fans of the couple got a sweet surprise when they left the premiere.

Cameras caught the "Lover" singer and The Favourite star heading out together, walking hand-in-hand in under a shield of umbrellas. Despite dating since 2016, the duo have yet to make their red carpet debut together. Maybe they're waiting for the London premiere…

While on the red carpet, Swift stunned in a satin Oscar de la Renta gown that featured an elegant floral print. Keeping her blond strands in a perfect low bun, she donned her signature red lipstick and opted for a pair of dazzling drop earrings to tie the look together.

Swift and Alwyn's Cats date night comes days after they rang in the Grammy winner's 30th birthday together.

After getting a sweet tribute at Z100's Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden, the couple and their besties continued the birthday celebrations at the Oscar Wilde restaurant in NYC. Her star-studded b-day squad included Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, Gigi Hadid, Martha Hunt, Kevin Harrington, Antoni Porowski, Jonathan Van Ness, Jack Antonoff, Halsey, Camila Cabello and the members of 5 Seconds of Summer.

Keeping things festive, the group wore birthday-inspired holiday accessories to make Swift's special day even better.

"They passed around red Santa hats that said 30 'Thir-Tay' on the front," an eyewitness told E! News. "Everyone wore the hats and danced up a storm. There was fun music playing and everyone was singing along and having a blast. They had drinks and there was lots of toasting and hugging going on. Everyone was so happy to celebrate Taylor."

As a homage to her upcoming film Cats and—well, her love of cats—the birthday girl received an adorable cake that was adorned with roses and cats. And, in true Swift party fashion, there was a lavish photo booth. This time around, the group posed in front of an elaborate holiday-inspired backdrop, complete with tinsel, Christmas trees and tons of festive props.

Reflecting on the night, she took to social media to thank her fans and friends for making the big 3-0 amazing. "Honestly spending my 30th with the fans who have made my life what it is at jingle ball, then throwing the most aggressive holiday party known to womankind," she wrote. "I just.. seriously feel so lucky for you all and will spend forever trying to find ways to say thank you. *cries in Christmas tree*"

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• FIENDship is Magic—Unredacted Interviews

    When interviewing writers and artists about upcoming projects, sometimes something gets mentioned that shouldn't really be talked about until after the issue comes out.

    Like for instance a deleted scene relating to the plot framing structure in FIENDship is Magic #1.

    So, unfortunately those items have to be [REDACTED] until the issues are out. Fortunately though, I was always planning on releasing the redacted material.

    So for your viewing pleasure, or if you just happen to be curious, you can find the unredacted sections to the interviews for FIENDship is Magic #1 and FIENDship is Magic #3 (#2 didn't have anything redacted) below the break!

    From FIENDships is Magic #1 Interview

    Yeah, what I found pretty interesting about Sombra is that he actually did have a little bit of characterization in the Crystal Empire, but to see it you had to sit down and really look at his episodes. Sombra didn't burn down the Crystal Empire library like any good tyrant should do. He has an unhealthy obsession with stairs.  And for some reason, he likes torturing ponies within their own minds.

    Jeremy Whitely: Yeah… The one thing that I had to cut from this story—which killed me—is… This issue is done with a little bit of a book end. When Cadance and Twilight find out about the story that's in this issue, I wrote a sequence— [it's] where they go down into the hidden part of Sombra's castle—where Cadence has the same experience that Twilight does in the show. Where the gem over the door shows this other reality to her—and I ended up having to cut it for length because it wasn't a story about Cadence, it was a story about Sombra!

    I wrote a whole two pages where Cadence and Shining Armor are ruthless overlords of the Crystal Empire and ... I had this idea of Cadence and Shining Armor in actual armor and are the bad guys. I hate that that ended up getting cut. That would have been my [way of showing] that that's what Sombra does to people. He has these powers and he uses them to get into people's heads and screw with them.

    Brenda Hickey: Mm-hmm (affirmative).

    From FIENDships is Magic #3 Interview

    Ted Anderson: Yeah, they’re straight evil wacky, absolutely! It’s not their origin story ‘cause I didn't want to dive down that rabbit hole. It’s not how they were born, or created, or whatever because I don't think that's been decided by anyone yet. It’s more about how they became a threat and then get sent to the Equestria Girls' world. So little has been decided apart from, “Oh they were a threat, and Starswirl banished them.”

    Agnes Garbowska: We gave the reason to why everything happened, which wasn't explained thoroughly in the show.

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    Ted Anderson: I didn't stick too much with the Greek or Roman mythology in the sense of them being water creatures that sung passing sailors to their death. Obviously, the music is the huge part of their story in this issue and that provides a lot of the conflict, but it’s handled in a slightly different way.

    I kind of gravitated towards the conflict with Starswirl just because ... Starswirl is such a weird character. He first appears in just a random throwaway line in the Halloween episode and then suddenly—two seasons later—he's this grand mythologized figure that keeps showing up. And everywhere else we've seen him—as little as we have seen of him—he's kind of this wizened mentor and great legendary wizard character.

    But in this issue, not to spoil too much, I got to put him in a situation where his magic isn't really as helpful. So, we get to see him coming up against a different sort of challenge and it made for a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun writing him doing what he does in this issue. Just because he's out of his depth, he's a little bit out of his element here.

    Yeah, I don't know. The grecko-roman stuff does show up in the background, in the way the story is handled. The story takes place in ancient Equestria, and—because Equestria's timeline is just so fluid and ridiculous—we got to make it, basically, a parody of ancient Rome. So, there's the Coltosseum, and there's statues everywhere, and there's  direct columns holding everything up. Agnus, you told me you kind of went crazy into the research on this.

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    Ted Anderson: Oh man. Don't get me wrong it’s always fun to write the ditz characters. I mean Sonata was ... She got to be kind of the one who ... I mean, calling her a ditz is doing her a disservice. She's easily distracted, she likes to have things explained to her, but she always thinking of new ways to approach things, and she's always looking for new bizarre stuff to get obsessed with. I loved having her be able to comment on the weird things that come along, and just be the odd ball of the group.

    The group as a whole ... I like the idea that they were a lot less nasty to each other before they went to the Equestria Girls' world. They’re still villains, and they’re still sucking the life energy out of ponies with their diabolical song. They don't snipe at each other as much, and they’re not as mean to each other. They kind of like to get along. There just around to do what they do and that involves horrible, evil stuff.

    Once they get to the Equestria Girls' universe, they don't have anyone else they can relate too because they're completely out of their element. So, they end up just re-hashing the old arguments and getting sick of each other. So by the time we see them in the movie, they’re just really awful to each other. It was fun to write the whole dynamic differently and have them be a little bit less acerbic to each other. Sonata, in particular, was fun just ‘cause she was she was the wacky, odd ball one. But the whole group was also a blast. And I know, Agnus, you said you relate a lot with Sonata.


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