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Re: Jive Android Appheidi.staats Apr 2, 2014 12:27 PM (in response to guikb2003)
Hi, Gui! Apologies for the delay on this one.
Our new native Android app will be available at the end of Q2. In the meantime, we highly recommend mobile web as a solution, as that works great for Android users and has updated functionality.
Re: Jive Android Appzammitryan Apr 2, 2014 1:32 PM (in response to guikb2003)
Thanks for the timeframe
Best Regards,
Ryan Zammit
Re: Jive Android Appheidi.staats Apr 2, 2014 1:49 PM (in response to zammitryan)
You're welcome! Have a great afternoon.
Re: Jive Android AppAnnaKravets Apr 18, 2014 2:00 AM (in response to heidi.staats)
Hi, Heidi! Do you have more exact date of releasing the new android app? May, June? Start of June-end of June? We have a lot of Jive customers very disappointed with current android app.
Re: Jive Android Appnbussard May 19, 2014 10:17 AM (in response to AnnaKravets)
Any update on the time frame for the Android app, Heidi Staats?
Re: Jive Android Appdavidspalding Apr 16, 2014 6:43 AM (in response to heidi.staats)
That's kind of a weak workaround. The mobile app, last I checked, offered Notifications for anything you follow in your Inbox connection stream. This is a boon for someone who is using Jive groups or documents to follow a critical project. Getting an audio and vibration alert to updates helps you stay on the ball without having to actually "watch" the app regularly.
Mobile web doesn't offer this. It's a key feature, one that could makes it a "killer app."
Re: Jive Android Appit2000 Apr 18, 2014 6:33 AM (in response to heidi.staats)
Two months for an app which could use the existing mobile web view to display content sounds odd. At least a beta which shows inbox notifications (unread count) should be ready within a few _hours_.
Re: Jive Android Appjaredmorgs Jun 5, 2014 6:29 PM (in response to heidi.staats)
Hey there Heidi Staats
I gave up on Jive Mobile Classic back in October 2013. At the time, I engaged on this forum and got info that the Android app was due for refresh in Q3 2013 (at least, that's what I documented in my Google Play review of Jive Mobile Classic).
Now here we are in June 2014.
I'm finding that when I'm using Jive 7 through Chrome for Android, I have some serious usability issues with how the WYSIWYG editor works in Android Chrome.
When I try and tap any item in the editing controls (bullet list), the browser zooms in on the button so I can get a better view of what icon I'm clicking. I'm accurate with my taps, so I'm sure it has something to do with how the website is programmed when a mobile browser is detected.
I'd really love to see a beta of the Android app, that has good functionality for tablet layouts.
Re: Jive Android Appholly.makatura Jun 6, 2014 9:57 AM (in response to heidi.staats)
We are also interesting in when JIVE Mobile for Android will be released. Curious when is Q2 end for JIVE?
Re: Jive Android AppAnnaKravets Jun 17, 2014 8:58 PM (in response to anuj.verma)
No delays expected and I can promise it to the customers by June 30?
Re: Jive Android Appjfromont Jun 25, 2014 6:51 AM (in response to anuj.verma)
Any target date for Jive for android? We coming close towards end of june.
Re: Jive Android AppAnnaKravets Jun 26, 2014 10:10 AM (in response to jfromont)
Anuj Verma, is it to be released tomorrow - almost the last workday in June?
Re: Jive Android Appmax.calderon Jun 26, 2014 12:02 PM (in response to AnnaKravets)
Believe the 30th... checking!
Re: Jive Android Appsonya.chang Jun 30, 2014 1:55 PM (in response to max.calderon)
Max was right and the new Android app for Jive is now live in the Google Play store! Jive - Android Apps on Google Play
Please note that it requires Jive 7.0.1+ or Jive Cloud. Some more information should be coming to the products blog in the next several days as well. Thanks for your patience!
Re: Jive Android Appsaurabh.sharma Jul 4, 2014 5:49 AM (in response to sonya.chang)
Thanks for confirming Sonya Chang. I tried it out on our test instance of 220.127.116.11 which we are planning to migrate to soon and the android app is working like a charm. Interface is pretty similar to what we see in iOS app and the app response is also satisfactory. Thanks to the Jive Mobile team for making it available as promised in June.
Re: Jive Android Appdougmackay Jul 4, 2014 9:50 AM (in response to sonya.chang)
Yep. I was pretty shocked that it didn't run on 126.96.36.199 (on Wednesday) so we upgraded to 7.0.2 on Thursday. Works like a charm now!
Re: Jive Android Appwstuart Jun 17, 2014 1:23 PM (in response to heidi.staats)
Will you provide a customizable version for Android the same way you do for iOS?
Re: Jive Android Appanuj.verma Jun 17, 2014 2:48 PM (in response to wstuart)
Yes we will have an APK for the android app.
Re: Jive Android Appdougmackay Jun 26, 2014 10:07 AM (in response to heidi.staats)
Hi Heidi!
Just curious, as June effectively ends tomorrow for businesses, if the Android version is on track for release?
Re: Jive Android AppAnnaKravets Jun 26, 2014 10:09 AM (in response to dougmackay)
+1 for the question
Re: Jive Android AppKeeley Sorokti Jun 23, 2014 2:17 PM (in response to guikb2003)
I wish I had been notified in the latest Jive Cloud release information that our Android app would no longer work because we can't get registration codes any more.
To be fair, I may have missed this notification.
Re: Jive Android AppKate Bellard Jun 30, 2014 7:25 AM (in response to guikb2003)
We have been experiencing this same issue with the Jive mobile classic app for our Android users. Users are confused as to why they see a tab to register their device and it doesn't work, so I was excited to hear that a new app was being released for Android devices. However, I didn't realize that it was only for Jive 7 or Jive cloud instances.
Is there any Jive mobile classic support provided for Jive 6 hosted customers? Or is mobile web the only solution?
Re: Jive Android Appsonya.chang Jun 30, 2014 1:40 PM (in response to Kate Bellard)
Hi Kate -- sorry you're having difficulties! In fact the classic app should still work for Android users on Jive 6; it's only Jive 7 and Cloud where it's no longer supported. As a hosted Jive 6 customer, if you're having problems with the classic app, I would definitely recommend opening a support case so that we can track down the issue.
Re: Jive Android Appbrittneywilson Oct 25, 2018 1:35 PM (in response to guikb2003)
Is this app out of support?
The link to the app goes to an app not found page.


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tomorrow i am heading out with my roommate to rome...well not italy but as in rome, ny. it is her families Christmas party and i get to tag along. i am super stoked. sorry for the short blog, i drank pepsi and it was not caffeine free and now i am bouncing off the walls and i am super distracted by everything and well...everything.
When life decides to throw a bowling ball in your direction instead of the occasional golf ball...
Friday, January 30
tis friday
some days i am in such a weird mood where all i can do is laugh. i have laughed almost all day...my entrepreneurship teacher ( who is about 70 ish) was discussing various businesses and he mentioned the massage business and how it can be a franchise...and then he said, " you all know the therapeutic massages, not the sexual kind. OMG i wanted to die laughing. my roommate and i have been saying the randomist things all day and its seriously hilarious
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Thursday, January 29
today sucked. i woke up feeling horrible. you would think after getting 9 hours of sleep i would feel rested and amazing. i woke up tired. around 11 i headed out to the craft store. my mission for the day was to build a bulletin board. however, when i got to my car i realized heading to the craft store would not be easy. my car (which really is a durango) had about a half a foot of snow covering it and was also plowed in by my friend, the plow man.
it took me a good 20 minutes to get all the snow off my car and of course by then i was freezing. so i sat in the car to warm up and this ass hole was waiting for my spot...just waiting and because i was in a shitty mood i decided to send some texts and wait a extra five minutes. now of course at the craft store, i ran into a dead end with the bulletin board. apparently they dont sell table clothes or borders any time other than the fall. so i big sheets of black paper, and construction paper to make my own border out of stars. i headed back to school to start construction on this awful project.
when i was cutting out my border i realized my tremors were worse than normal. i dont know if it is because i dont feel well or what but they made it alot harder to do everything today. luckily though after about 3 hours, i finished my bulletin board which means i have way less homework this weekend.
i really think a part of ms is a increase of swearing...i swear so much its contagious. my roommate has caught it and i am trying to stop, but for some reason swearing realizes some of the stress in my life. people do not get why i always have music on in my room or i will always have my ipod with me but really i have a good reason for this, music is a total de-stresser in my life. i feel like i can relate to music, i feel connected to it, it distracts me and puts me at ease. without it i would probably goes crazy...
another part of ms i am starting to realize is how affected i am by heat. when its cold outside and i am all bundle up and go indoors, like a store or class, i realize that i have alot harder time functioning. its weird, i start to feel like i cant breathe and then my tremors increase and then i just feel exhausted. it completely sucks...and i am rather terrified for the heat in the summer...
otherwise my mind is distracted and finishing this blog is rather difficult, especially because i have alot more to say...maybe later
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Wednesday, January 28
hey there old face...
It is day two of know steroids and i am starting to see my old face again. i am guessing that within a week i will get it all back. last night i kept waking up remembering things i had to do. i hate when that happens because i never remember in the morning so i get up when it happens, usually stumbling out of bed and knocking my stuff over and looking through the piles of stuff on my desk until i find exactly what i am looking for. my poor roommate probably thinks i am absolutely insane ( which i am about 90% of the time) but she puts up with the late night wanderings. this is most likely because she does the exact same thing in the mornings.
i am feeling better but that may have something to do with the fact that i bought matt nathanson tickets today. i really am obsessed and i couldnt be happier...but really i trudge to class like a zombie. today when i was walking outside through the snow, i noticed how quiet everything is when it snows. the blinding whit and the quiet put me in this weird trance where i just felt at ease and like time had stood still. it was amazing...it makes me rethink my need and want to move away from this place...
i have a course some lyrics that reflect what i am sorta kinda feeling...i am tired of being a zombie...
I wanna feel the car crash
I wanna feel the capsize
I wanna feel the bomb drop, the earth stop
'Til I'm satisfied
I wanna feel the car crash
'Cause I'm dyin' on the inside
I wanna let go and know
That I'll be alright, alright
-Matt Nathanson-Car Crash
I think i have a problem, because i really love matt nathanson...his cd's are the only thing in my car, his songs rotate through my ipod every night when i sleep and one of his songs is the ringtone on my phone...i promise though i am not a stalker, i just found something that fits me..i somehow just feel better when i am listening...i am sure when i see him live it will be amazing...
facebook makes me angry. i hate that i am friends with my enemies. i hate that my enemies best friend used to be my best friend. i hate seeing the messages that they leave each other...i hate seeing status changes...i hate it all...i hate facebook...i hate that i am so paranoid that i can easily convince myself that my enemy is posting shit just to make me feel horrible. i think she knows that it woks...she plays off of my weaknesses and uses them to her full advantage...honestly i wish she walked just one day in my shoes, she so wouldnt last 10 minutes.
supposedly prince harry's girlfriend broke up with him through facebooks status's...facebook is reallly getting to be to power.
thank god for this blog, without it i could never un-wind at night
thank god for benidryl, without it i could never get a full nights sleep
thank god for 4 wheel drive, without it i will not be able to get out of my parking space in the morning
thank god for my true friends, without them i would go insane
thank god for my ipod, without it i would never be able to listen to matt nathanson while i sleep
thank god for sweats, without them i would feel fat
thank god for steroids, without them lesions would continue to take over my brain
thank god for the office, without it i would have no reason to make it through the week
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Please read mr. plowman
Dear Mr. Plow Man,
Please do not throw snow at our windows tomorrow morning with your plow contraption. Its startling, and loud and seriously who is awake at 7AM. Please try and plow the sidewalks at a more normal hour so that I can walk to class without being shin deep in snow. While I love playing in snow, I hate...really hate wet sweat pants/jeans.
Thank you in advance,
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Dear Mr. Matt Nathanson,
You have made me the happiest college student because you are going to be playing in NY...my roommates think I have lost it...but really I am just super excited. I can't wait for March 19th!
See you in March...
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Tuesday, January 27
every once in a while i find myself freaking out about things that wont even effect me for days, weeks or months. i know that i cant let my fear of the future control my present. i tell myself this, i even listen to this one song, breathe by fabolous. its like i have to stop, breathe and just put my mind on track to what i need to accomplish today. i know my future is all jumbled for now, i wish i had it mapped out perfectly because that would be perfect. i wish i had all my plans laid out, job, career, husband, kids...ect...i wish i had a short cut button so i could skip all the unknown in the future that causes my freakouts.
its funny because all my relatives always told me how college would be the best experience of my life...they all seem to have backtracked now and they now say that life after college is the best. i find it amusing because i look at my college experience thus far and see how life really is, difficult, intimidating and full of surprises...
i hate surprises. i dont ever want a surprise birthday party. i am someone who will plan every part of my day and i hate rolling with the punches. however, i have gotten better at it recently. i take a deep breathe and continue on and think to myself, can it really get much worse...
can it really get much worse?
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i think i'll go to boston...
today i had a meeting at 9am the business teacher i will be working with this semester. it went really well, and i got alot of useless but some how important information thrown at me. after that i bought a new pair of shoes, that are backless, this should get rid of the blister situation on my heals...plus, shopping is always fun
my roommate and i were talking last night at idk 12:30am...we were discussing our favorite features in guys...i usually have lots of favorites in this topic but recently i have been in a rut...it is no fun, i realized i havent even looked at a guy with more than a "ugh you're in my way...MOVE" attitude. lets hope i get my spark back...
so i received a email back from the ms support group kinda thing. it turns out there is one called 20's and 30's somethings and it meets once a month...it should be interesting if i go. i hate being at the youngest age of everything. i always feel like i am a bit outta place and really how much do i have in common with a person in the 30's...and i kinda think i do not relate to people very well...i am super awkward recently and when people talk to me i usually kinda respond with a yes, no or maybe or a smile and a frown and hope that the conversation ends. i miss being super perky and totally random...hopefully it comes back sometime soon, i miss it
so there is this song called boston by augustana and i think it is perfectly amazing and its totally on my ipod...but here is a tid-bit of it that kinda suits me well very nicely...
I think I'll go to Boston,
I think that I'm just tired
I think I need a new town, to leave this all behind...
I think I need a sunrise, I'm tired of the sunset,
I hear it's nice in the Summer, some snow would be nice... oh yeah
I think that I'm just tired
I think I need a new town, to leave this all behind...
I think I need a sunrise, I'm tired of the sunset,
I hear it's nice in the Summer, some snow would be nice... oh yeah
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Monday, January 26
its monday...but dont forget the fortune cookies!
its Monday night, i woke up reluctantly at 9:45. I dont understand how I can go to bed at 12, be asleep by 12:30-1ish and still be incredibly tired at 9:15 when my alarm clock goes off...I really love snooze buttons though...but I was totally my OMG OMG OMG I am finally taking my last steroids dance...I have been on them steadily since Oct and I can say that I am thrilled that now my chipmunk cheeks will start shrinking soon! I will not miss the funky moods, the insane hunger and the horrible horrible chipmunk cheeks...
So before lunch I have two 50 minute classes, I like to think of this as my warm up for the day. Then theres lunch and then I have a 50 minute class, and then a 1 hr and 15 minute class and then a 2 hr and 30 minute class, all in a row with a 5-15 minute break inbetween. It seriously sucks. The good news is that last class for education ( the 2 1/2 hr class) I received a set of notes. So instead of taking like 4-6 pages front and back of notes and becoming exhausted I just follow along with the instructor. It made my life so much easier, and I was definitely less exhausted after that.
I actually had enough energy to go to the gym and spend some time on the bike, it was kinda cool to not be so exhausted for once. However, I am totally feeling the effects of the long day and I will probably be out cold tonight which will be good, especially because I have a meeting with a business teacher tomorrow at 9. I will be observing his classroom and this is the "get to know you" meeting. I am just sad its early and its like a 22 minute drive according to google maps.
I dont know why I decided to actually capitalize things today. I just found myself subconsciously doing it. It was Chinese New Year in the dining hall...and I ate lots and lots of fortune cookies, and did not find any good fortunes...it was rather disappointing.
I love that I could keep writing and writing but I am really just avoiding the thing that is bothering me the most. My mother is driving me insane. I understand that she worrys, I get it...but she calls, she texts, she IM's all the time, all day. She wakes me up in the morning, she texts me in my classes, she calls during my breaks and she wonders why I get aggravated. My dad understands that I am 20, that I can handle stuff on my own and that I can and should be allowed to do my own thing without being bugged every ten seconds. I call him when I need or when I want to talk. He has no problem with that because he knows that I will call him when I need to. My mother has yet to understand that concept, so if I dont call or answer her texts in a reasonable time she is ready to send a search party out. Its frustrating and I just wanna be able to do my own thing...I kinda think the quote from O.A.R's Shattered fits me rather well...
How many times can I break till I shatter?
Over the line can't define what I'm after
I always turn the car around
Give me a break let me make my own pattern
All that it takes is some time but I'm shattered
I always turn the car around
Over the line can't define what I'm after
I always turn the car around
Give me a break let me make my own pattern
All that it takes is some time but I'm shattered
I always turn the car around
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Sunday, January 25
-insert title here-
its not that i dont care...its more of a "i dont give a damn" attitude. i was watching mtv true life were people were addicted to perspiration pills and all they do is complain and shit...but umm didnt they choose to take the pills... i am pretty sure no one crushed them up and snorted them for them...
i hate that people complain so much for things that they can change. i would love to give up ms...
one of my suite mates was talking about her vitamin d deficiency last night. after my first attack, she had like symptoms that kinda pointed at mono. her parents took her to the er one day..and she didnt make it past the first room...she was turned away and given some sleeping pills. turns out she had a vitiamin d deficiency. so she has to take a pill, get some sun and drink some milk or eat some cheese for a few months...well its been a few months and i had to here all about her story again last night and all i could think in my head was " ughhh are you seriously telling me this...me, the girl who spent a total of over 3 weeks in the hospital...me, the girl that actually has a lifelong disease...wtf..."
but then i started to think that i am a horrible person because obviously she doesnt understand and i should have a bit understanding because i should understand that being sick sucks...but i kinda think i am a bit self centered...a bit bitching and a bit too "i dont give a damn"
a stitch is sticking out of my neck, its itches and its gross...but i am too of a wimp to pull it out
5 classes tomorrow...better rest up...
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Saturday, January 24
Cause all I say,
It doesn't matter anyway.
All I say,
It doesn't matter anyway.
I'm giving up,
So call my bluff.
Cause I just need to be reminded who I am.
I'm falling apart.
~matt nathanson...falling apart
...i pulled out the yellow flyer that i ever so strategically buried in my desk tonight...i pulled it out, unfolded it and sent a email to the contact person on it...
so the group is called: young adults with MS self help group...
i guess i am scared to go to a meeting or something and meet all these people who all have the same thing...i dont know if i wanna talk about it...a
as much as i wanna pretend that this is a nightmare and i will wake up back to normal, i cant and i hate that...
ugh...nights alone at school suck...i am sure i will regret pulling out the flyer in the morning...
i mean, self help...ugh..in like 10 years i will so need therapy because i may explode from all that is stuck in my head
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a homewrecker and frusteration
i guess i cant just get in my car and drive. i did that earlier, i ended up at Moes getting dinner (homewrecker = a super amazing giant burrito) but i realized it would be wise to fill up my gas tank....ooh but think again...i stood at my car attmpting to open the gas tank, yup it was impossible...guess i am stuck here for now...i hate cold
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trapped in a box
i am trapped in a box filled with appointments.
appointments have filled up my calander.
i feel like i am a dog on a chain hooked to a poll in a backyear... i can only travel so far before the chain snaps me back here...
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saturday and a bowl filled with cocoa puffs
i feel numb to everything around me. i feel as if everyday is the same. i am just walking through life numb to everything around me. i kinda like pain cause at least i know i am not numb to everything. in the past few months things have changed so much that i think it overwhelmed me to the point of where i cant handle anymore. i wonder if i have accepted everything in my life and most days i think yeah, i totally accept it all but when it comes time to talk about it, i cant...
i feel alone and it could easily be my fault. i dont let people in, nor do i believe i should. i dont need to tell people what i feel or what i am thinking because they dont get it. i have shut out my friends, my family and i put a fake smile on my face and pretend that its all ok.
somedays it is ok...others i just feel like i really need a good burrito and a couple of drinks...
that flyer is still in my desk...if i take it out and pursue it, it means things are real and i need to deal...maybe i am not ready to deal...
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Friday, January 23
cold fish and blah blah blah...
there is a flyer in my desk, its in the top drawer, its bright orange/yellowish. its folded in half and then in half again. i got it yesterday and have read it over once, twice...i have pulled it out of my desk and debated whether i should look into it further. its now buried in that drawer...maybe i'll look into it tomorrow...
i got hit by a bus...yeah...thats a lie...but i think if i were to get hit by a bus i would feel about the same as i do now. every muscle hurts, everything cracks when i move and yeah maybe its the flu or its just side effects from the tysabri. blah blah blah
the dining hall caught on fire...well, not really but the smoke from the food burning on the grill could have easily resembled a big fire. the fire trucks came and we waited forever for everything to be cleared so we could eat...
but finally the best part...NEW PHONE...yup i got the samsung propel. i love it because: 1) it has a key board so texting is kinda way easier. 2) its a slide, so opening it is seriously easy and 3) i can use it one handed so my increased tremors/shaking on my right side doesn't drive me as much as it did with my old phone.
that damn flyer, i think my brain is obsessed with it... i would assume i should tell what the flyer is about...maybe another time...
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Thursday, January 22
garbage plate and ooh yeah alittle bit of tysabri
well today was my first tysabri treatment. my arm is puffy from the iv site. i think i had a allergic reaction to the tape stuff they put on your iv to make sure it stays in. i think everything went well. 2 hours of boredom while other patients getting treatments in the same room complained about everything under the sun. i messed up my ipod and somehow only ended up with one cd in it...but luckily it was matt nathanson...and it was the live on, and during his dialogues i couldn't help but laugh. laugh out loud of course...so the other people around me rolled there eyes and i just stared off and pretended like i didnt really laugh.
after i was done with the transfusion and the 1 hr waiting time after i headed out with my parents to a bakery and got a cupcake and chocolate milk. then it was back to hospital stuff...mri with contrast, which always is super fun because for some strange reason i love closed mri's( the ones where you get shoved into a tube). apparently i have no chlosterphobic fears...i kinda think i would love sleeping in one of those tubes every night. finally after being at the hospital from 9-2 i was free to leave.
then the best part...GARBAGE PLATES...yes i said garbage plates, you know trash on a plate...j/k but mine featured mac salad and home fries covered in cheese burgers topped with meat sauce..
.. simply amazing...
now back at school, finished my studying and i will say i am wiped out. i am seriously exhausted... my arm hurts and looks nasty...but overall it went well, no real serious complaints...
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Wednesday, January 21
cinnamon streusel and ugh ugh ugh people
i think that some days people are there just as a annoyance factor. i woke up this morning and didnt wanna get out of bed...but never the less i did. i got all ready and went to class and the monthly blood drive was taking place on campus. of course i almost get hit by the blood drive truck. sooo mr blood truck driver man with the black hat i would like to remind you that pedestrians have the right of way.
after lunch i was walking to class. i purposely leave early to this class because it is far away and i like to take my time walking.its also nice and quiet and i kinda like it mid-day. anyways as i was walking i noticed someone behind me, like freakishly close following me, like i was blocking the wind for her...her boots where noisy and i wanted to turn around and hit her. so i slowed down, figuring if i walked slower she would pass me...but no! she didnt, i swear she wanted to drive me insane...luckily i dropped my keys. when i went to pick them up she passed me and i noticed her outfit! my picture...umm well obviously does not do her outfit justice, the hot pink rain snow boots, her pants tucked into her black tight pants...the bright orange striped winter jacket and the blue hat. so maybe she was following so close hopping no one would see her.
if the girl wasent bad enough, about a hour later i ran into my next problem. consumer behavior is a cool class but i have had to get a different seat every class so far because one kid- the same freaken kid, steals my seat every class. the kicker is that the first time he did it, i choose another seat. well he took that seat the next class. then i got a new seat and of course he stole that and today i walked into class only to find out he took my seat from last time. its driving me insane...
i realized today that the tremors on my right side are getting more noticeable. when i go to grab my pencil my whole hand shakes like crazy...when i eat, my fork shakes like crazy and when i go to take a sip of my drink its super evident. i wonder if its from the decrease in prednisone or what not...it could be from being tired or something, but i have made sure to get enough sleep. which brings me to the last thing; you think two benadryls would be enough to knock out anyone till morning. well, it used to be plenty for me but for the past few days i have been waking up in the middle of the night wide awake...all i can say is thank god for ipods...
one last super exciting thing- i bought a new cd on itunes last night- matt nathanson- at the point- live. its super amazing like all his other stuff...and yes like my roommate has informed, i am completely, utterly addicted to matt nathanson, she also like to roll her eyes when i tell her what i am listening to...i wonder what thats about...
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Tuesday, January 20
lots of chocolates and a few frustrations
as my roommate would say, happy new president day!...i actually watched the inauguration, mainly cause nothing else was on...but it is cool to have someone that i voted for win..
'cause in the end,
Nothing stays the same.
In the end dreams just scatter
and fall like rain."
so i am super frustrated with lots of things and i cant pinpoint a source...oh wait...i can, can you say ms. its weird i dont sound like myself, i think like myself but every since nov when i lost my voice from ms for a weekish plus, i dont sound the same. i miss my own sound in my head...like alot, i hate talking cause i dont know who it is talking.
i hate the new walk i have. its frustrating to go from once playing soccer, running and working out to a couch potato plagued with fatigue and operating glitches. you have no idea how frustrating it is to be in class and get up to head to the bathroom and have a glitch that makes you stop and just stand their till your body catches up with your now screaming thoughts of "omfg move!... fuck people are staring"
no one in my classes really knows whats wrong, people in my majors classes know i was out of school last semester, that i came back with chipmunk cheeks and my writing has changes, my talking has glitches and all my movements are just a bit off.
i have this fear in the back of my mind that everyone can tell something is up...paranoia i know...my roommate and i walk into the dining hall and people stare...i know i am insane and they arent starting but when i go to grab my keys from the swiper lady and my arm starts shaking and i miss my keys as they are handed back to me, and my balance gets super funky as i go to pick them up, i just know that if i was in the room i would so be staring at me.
i have been reading some other peoples blogs and have noticed that after some tysabri treatments some of their symptoms of ms improve. how sweet would that be if my symptoms got better...however i will not get excited because i dont want a let down, let downs blow.
tomorrow i have four classes and it pushes my fatigue level to the max. fatigue kicks my ass...i think i am seeing it more now then i ever thought i would have. after like ten hours of sleep i woke up exhausted. no one really gets it, i wish they did. how can you really explain to people that even if i ingested all the caffeine in the world i would still feel like i ran a marathon? i am kinda debating whether a drug could decrease the amount of fatigue i have but i hate drug side effects.
one more complaint...observations for student teaching...my cooperating teacher wants to meet at nine am next tuesday, my day off...its not like the freaking school is next door, i haven't seen nine am since umm like december, nor did i ever plan on seeing nine am again...
and omg too much matt nathanson...i love the song all we are.
"In the end,the words won't matter. No.
'cause in the end,
Nothing stays the same.
In the end dreams just scatter
and fall like rain."
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apple spice and a ugh kinda day
i didn't realize how hard some things would be. for instance taking notes in my education class. it doesn't help that is at a grad level, with 6 other grad students and then me, still a undergrad. the fact that the class is 4-6:40 does not fall in its favor either. before that class i have 4 other classes, making mondays miserable. the worst part was that all we basically did was take notes, and more notes until i had a solid 5 or 6 pages front and back. as the note taking went on i progressively got more tired and tired, and more frustrated that my writing ability diminished...and so i got frustrated. i tried to talk to the professor after but the words didnt come out like i wanted and i think my frustration did. i did get a email from the professor this morning and he said he would provide me with notes for the remaining classes. i just dont think people get it, i wish they did, i know the cant or wont even comprehend it like i want them to but i feel like i am in my own little world sometimes, just disconnected from it all. the good news is that i kinda like this blogging thing. i had tried it in the past but it didnt work out, but i actually look forward to it and thats exciting. i was listening to matt nathanson again...yeah i am addicted but i love his music..but anyways i thought these lyrics (sad song, matt nathanson) framed my train of thought for whats going on...
"I feel so faded, so far gone..
Nothing surprises me anymore..
So faded, so far gone…
Nothing surprises me anymore.
So much better than all this, all this..
Tired of singing sad songs in my head,
But I can't find enough of anything to drown out what you said.
And sometimes I find I catch myself letting you back in,
I'm so tired of singing the sad songs in my head.
Sad songs in my head…"
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Monday, January 19
cheese cubes and feeling funky
how do you explain a funky feeling...umm i cant but i do feel funky. funky as in out of the ordinary. but is it just my mind over reacting. the last two times i felt "funky" i ended up in the hospital. this morning i woke up with a prevalent tremor in my right hand and an overall more difficult time controlling my muscles. even typing now is shaky and my fingers just dont want to work like they are supposed to. it did make taking notes in accounting pretty much impossible...
but the question remains, how do i know if what i am describing is a side effect of the anti-spasm meds, prednisone, or i am just paranoid?
four classes today and i ask the question...do my doctors really believe i can be stress free in college because i have just over 6 hours of classes today...thats pretty ding dang darn stressful.
i think this may be a good way to reduce stress...or at least it gives me a reason to do something on my computer besides homework...like for now i am eating cheese cubes in front of the tv all while balancing my laptop on the edge of my bed and trying to finish this post before lunch...
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Sunday, January 18
hot chocolate and a introduction
hi. my name is stephanie and i am a junior in college in upstate ny. its cold and snowy but i love it here and wouldnt move to somewhere even if you paid me a million bucks. my friends are all here, as well as my family that is about a hour away. i am a business and marketing education major who is buried in homework about 97% of the time. this week is a bit different than most weeks because i start my Tysabri treatment for my MS.
last oct. i had full right sided numbness on half my body and thats when i found out i had ms.
last nov. i was driving from my house to school and about halfway i could no longer sing along with the radio...after arriving back at school i had no ability to talk, my balance was way off and it was rather hard to swallow. two and a half weeks in the hospital, four plasma exchanges later everything started coming back. since then i have been on the oh so wonderful but oh so dreaded prednisone and i have recovered quite well.
like i said though i start my first ms treatment ever thursday morning. i will also be having a baseline mri taken.
since it is super cold here i thought a cup of hot chocolate would motivate me alittle more to get this started. i always wanted to but i get super distracted or super moody. i deserve to have my moments like anyone else but if not more because i think about the 2000 other students at my school who didnt get ms. as much as i would like to just say that it hasent affected me or that i am just as happy as before, that would be complete bullshit. smiles are mostly forced and fake. i dont laugh like i use to and i just have a attitude, everything is bullshit. a few friends have labeled me as strong, which is flattering but i guess they dont see or hear what happens in my head. i am terrified of what is next and angry as hell about where my life has taken.
i guess i'll end it here...i have been listening to matt nathanson since christmas...i may be completely and utterly obsessed...
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I believe there is significant evidence that They, Ti and Do are the only celestial figures(people/beings) we see reflected in our various human family histories that are, and most importantly demonstrative of genuinely being evolutionarily, biologically and mental/spiritually above and beyond the entire human condition as also evidenced by Jesus and Moses, but also found in the earliest Buddhist and Hindu sects, not to leave out virtually all the religions in terms of behavioral standards for potential next steps out of mammalianism. Beings that have some ability to travel in space that are still human or equivilent are very, very limited, even with certain technologies that can make it appear they are greatly advanced, which is largely what space aliens(fallen angels past) are up to trying to prove to garner support for their agendas of trying to stop the inevitable recycling of the Earth's life forms (and them), many of which are by their own choice weeds in how they seek to turn people away from the REAL nature of what members of the Next Level always teach when they come.
So they work to pit humans against the Level Above Human beings, saying they are "bad aliens", even reptilians, that human governments need to try to fight against. And they try to appeal to human's compassion (a characterisitic of members of the Next Level given to humans by their example in times past), while convincing many who otherwise might consider looking at who may exist that demonstrate Next Level behaviors, that they can find such a relationship by looking within themselves, a twist to the fact that our desire to obtain bonds with the Older Members from the Next Level is a personal effort, thus from within because even having that capasity was because of being given that "gift of recognition" in the first place, but to then think that is then a condition of "enlightenment" (whole body full of light) to recognize how we are all connected and thus to think that we by such belief alone, when mulitplied by others can affect changes to the overall human patterns is a misapplication of the intent of the Next Level to foster in us a desire to be personally in Their service and how we identify that most by how we treat one another.
It's like children who received all the benefits and guidence from their parents not giving credit to their parents but instead acting as if that guidence and support came from a mysterious system, like a universal mind, which is so very similar to the way many religious, but especially many so called "born again" christians think by claiming the reward they qualify to receive it, because it was given as an objective IF they did what HE said, all of what he said as best they could understand it. If they really understood the intention behind what Jesus was quoted to have said then that would serve to identify any returning member from the Kingdom of God. So the Luciferian typed space aliens glue them to the words many of which were rendered ineffectual, no longer representing the literal changes we all need to begin to make to keep our name in the "book".
It's like no one thinks they need to prove to the Kingdom of God they want a relationship, even though that's personal and not to be judged by any human and how seeking such will begin to foster changes to further lead us in that direction, thus we aren't progressing by coming up with our own disciplines or insisting others follow every jot and tittle while ignoring the weightier matters.
Sorry, I'm carrying on here but perhaps some of it will be useful to you. I've known for a long time that there are people who were willing to look past the media hype surrounding Ti and Do, while also knowing the seriousness and uniqueness of their action to follow their Older Member in a self instigated exit of their physical cocoons, without feeling challanged in such a way to think such appropriate for their station in the overall school, of which we are not yet prepared for. In other words, they were ahead of us in the school but it's not a competitive thing.
It's important to know the formula so that when a soul body is brought back for a new opportunity to be with the next Older Member they will know Their voice by Their saying the same kinds of things. At that time those souls will be faced with some form/stage of "giving themselves entirely to the Older Member" (as Jesus and Moses taught) that most in the world at that time will outright reject and be classified a dangerous cult, because of how the last Older Member's actions had since been distorted or ignored or misapplied which serves as a filtering out of those who were simply not given the seed.
I know that can sound elitest to suggest those who understand this and seek to have a continued relationship with the Older Members do so because they were selected/chosen, but rather than elite it's more being "on the spot" to put one's money where one's mouth is, to so speak as if we talk the walk and don't attempt to walk it too, then how much any gifted seed has taken would be a big question that only the Older Members can know. The only value to talking about it is as such can serve to help some who might otherwise not awaken to their full potential, because of being nearly drowned in misinformation. Thus the prime and perhaps only criteria to being "chosen" is to choose to seek the help of the Older Members in the form they last gave us. In the case of Jesus it was formulated in what's been termed the Lords Prayer where we are introduced to the idea of wanting the Lords will for us on Earth, though prayers were never meant to be a mass appeal for help. They were always a personal and hidden form of having relationship with the Lord as otherwise it's like showing off or highlighting self as holy and good.
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Live black metal isn't always my thing. Much of the genre depends on atmosphere, production techniques, and mystique to achieve its full effect. Vital details of this sort don't always translate very well in a sweaty venue full of drunk people.
Absu do not play this kind of black metal. Theirs is an explosive, almost grinding take on the style, and they are a fantastic live band. Their riffs are harmonically eerie, as black metal should be, but the entire band shreds so hard that you almost don't notice them at first. Proscriptor McGovern fully deserves his reputation as one of the best drummers (and funniest frontmen) in metal. I still wish that Slayer had hired him after he auditioned for the band.
Invisible Oranges is pleased to announce that we will be sponsoring Absu's NYC appearance on their upcoming North American tour. Joining them will be the Villains, whose death/black/thrash mashups will sit nicely beside Absu's occult onslaught. Villains released a new album earlier this year: the hilariously titled Never Abandon the Slut Train, which you can stream below.
The Absu/Villains show in question will take place at November 18 (11/18) at Saint Vitus Bar. You can buy tickets here, and you can keep an eye on the Facebook event for additional lineup announcements. See you there.
If you live elsewhere, you can check out the full run of Absu dates below.
Absu North American Connexus Continuation dates
11/08/2013 31st Street Pub – Pittsburgh, PA
11/09/2013 Down And Over Pub – Milwaukee, WI @(November Coming Fire Festival
11/10/2013 Cobra Lounge – Chicago, IL
11/11/2013 Fubar – St. Louis, MO
11/12/2013 Beale Street Live – Indianapolis, IN
11/13/2013 The Maywood – Raleigh, NC
11/14/2013 The Pinch – Washington, DC
11/15/2013 Firehouse Saloon – Rochester, NY
11/16/2013 Mavericks – Ottawa, ON
11/17/2013 Boot & Saddle – Philadelphia, PA
11/18/2013 Saint Vitus Bar – Brooklyn, NY


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The potential in James One
Nuno Dias | November 27, 2018
James One was designed and released to be used by panelists. It has been doing great for the last 8 months having acquired biometric data in thousands of study participations.
It measures heart rate – the number of times your heart beats per minute – an important index in the study of emotions. In addition, James One can also extract other cardiovascular and respiratory metrics which can be even more informative than heart rate. But let's leave this topic for later. The other biometric signal collected by James One is galvanic skin response (GSR), also known as electrodermal activity (EDA). EDA has been studied for more than 150 years, and is the most reliable indicator of emotional arousal, but it is not widely understood and rarely assumes relevance in applied setups. Here we uncover some of its potentials…
From a purely scientific perspective, EDA measures hand palm perspiration and reflects responses of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) to timely auditory, visual or somatosensory stimuli (e. g. a sound or a picture).
Let's be truly honest here: a definition such as this does not convince anyone unfamiliar with psychophysiology to adopt EDA recordings into their applications! We hope this post helps you better understand the capabilities and potential of EDA for media testing.
Understanding electrodermal activity might be useful!
EDA is usually divided into tonic (EDL – electrodermal level) and phasic (EDR – electrodermal response) phenomena. As illustrated in the picture below, the human skin is a complex structure. Although a thorough description of skin anatomy and physiology is far beyond the scope of this text, we'll try to highlight the most important parts.
The main skin functions are to protect the organism from external threats such as temperature, chemical, mechanical and infectious agents and provide sensory information that can be understood as touch, temperature and/or pain. Among the several organs involved, sweat glands control skin moisture and are involved in temperature regulation.
Skin can be roughly divided into 2 main layers: the epidermis, which is a superficial layer composed of epithelial cells that become drier as they approach the skin surface; and the dermis, which is a deeper layer mainly comprised of fibrous tissue. The secretory part of sweat glands is located between the bottom part of dermis and hypodermis. The latter is an even deeper tissue and is mostly comprised of fat, blood vessels, and connective tissue.
There are two kinds of sweat glands: apocrine, which are mostly concentrated on armpits and perianal areas, and eccrine glands, which are spread over the whole human body, with the highest concentration on the palms of the hand and the soles of the feet. The last two are known to be optimal skin regions to measure emotional sweating. While just a few human apocrine glands are innervated by the ANS, the human skin has many sympathetic fibers (the sympathetic nervous system is part of the ANS) that innervate the eccrine glands. Considering that the sole of the feet is not one of the most comfortable places to collect measurements regularly, we guess you got the reason why we ask panellists to use James One on the palm of their hands.
How does MindProber look into EDA?
MindProber evaluates pictures, videos and sounds that brands, content producers or broadcasters want to be as emotionally engaging as possible to clients, viewers or fans. Thus, EDA is collected from dozens or hundreds of panellists while they are being exposed to the content, and panel-wise EDA records (with some data preprocessing steps in between) are shown. As in the example below, recently published during Halloween season, an electrodermal response (EDR) can be seen following the famous highly engaging moment in which Jack Torrance (from 'The Shining') appears through the bathroom door with his paranoid face. As expected, the EDR starts some seconds after the emotionally evoking video frames. The identification and the amplitude of the most emotionally engaging moments in a content are then used by brands, producers, and broadcasters to edit their content and make it even more impactful.
But we can do more. We have actually shown that by adding some smart AI to EDA signals, we can even build predictive models for audience disengagement during drama series. That's right: EDA predicts audience ratings!
Nuno Dias
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Organic Potato Starch
This organic potato starch is made from organically grown potatoes that have been peeled, mixed with water and then dehydrated to form potato starch flour. Due to this unique process it contains resistant starch, which functions kind of like soluble fibre and therefore has various benefits for digestive health. It is a light and very fine flour that readily absorbs water when heated, therefore it works well as a thickening agent. It lends a light, soft and moist texture to baked goods that is hard to match with any other flour. The milling of these organic potatoes is done with meticulous care using traditional methods to bring exceptional quality. There has been no chemical bleaching, no alcohol treatment, no additives, no anti-bacterial agents, no anti-fungal agents and no bromate added.
Because of its ability to thicken, potato starch is a great addition to sauces, soups and gravies to give them a little more texture. To avoid it from clumping, gradually add it to these liquids, mixing well as you go. It is also popular in sweet baking or savoury cooking due to its light consistency and slightly sweet flavour. Potato starch can be included in potato bread and savoury pancake recipes, or can even be used as the key ingredient when making dumplings. It is a popular ingredient in gluten-free baking where it is best combined with other gluten-free flours to increase its binding activity. Give it a go in your recipes for bread, loaves, muffins and cakes.
Ingredients: Organic Potato
Allergens: No known allergens.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Shelf Life: Up to 12 months when stored as above.
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ACI launches ReD Shield with ReDi BI portal
Mike Cripps, Director of Panintelligence, proudly announced
"We are delighted to welcome ReD as our latest OEM partner. From our first meeting with ReD through to contract signature the engagement has been intensive, collaborative and challenging and there were several firsts for both parties along the way,
"Throughout the evaluation period we have worked very closely with Phil Stothard from ReD and our shared commitment to a successful outcome has helped forge a very strong partnership."
Phil Stothard joined ReD in early 2012 as Director of Business Intelligence.
With over 20 years experience in business intelligence, analytics and data warehousing, Phil is focused on identifying opportunities to add value to ReD's customer relationships and increase internal efficiencies through the intelligent use of the rich pool of data and analytical expertise available within the business.
Phil explained "At ReD we process millions of very rich data transactions every day, looking for fraud on behalf of some of the largest e-commerce merchants around the world,
"We aim to provide these merchants with near-real-time access to that data at all levels, from summary dashboards right through to underlying transaction detail, through an interactive, self- service Business Intelligence Portal." he said
"After our first meeting with Panintelligence, I recognised that there was real potential here and that, if we took their dashboard tool, hooked it to a high performance database and got the Panintelligence team to extend the functionality, we would have a powerful basis for our self-service BI portal,
"I also had a sense that we could do so relatively quickly, without building a team of IT specialists, as a basis for working through prototype, pilot and early adopter phases to help us to evolve the solution,
"The security, user management and multi-tenancy facilities and the internal architecture were an ideal fit to our non-functional requirements, giving the product a significant head start over other tools which we had been considering."
Initial prototype in 3 months
Mike Cripps
"Of all our OEM partners to date, ReD has been quickest to take the dashboard to market.
Within 3 months of our first meeting they were able to deploy an initial prototype of ReD-i (their new BI portal) to a major American e-commerce retailer.
This is a great achievement given the various approvals, processes and messaging that need to be in place in order to get adoption of a new product in a global business and launch it into international markets.
It strongly supports the argument that partnering can be a very quick and cost effective route to market, avoiding the risks and potential pitfalls of an in house development."
Phil Stothard
"We quickly turned my 'sense of the possible' into a real prototype and deployed this to the US customer and internally within ReD.
The customer was impressed by our speed and our ability to make changes and apply enhancements quickly. Linked to a high performance, columnar analytic database – we are using Sybase IQ – performance is stunning.
Currently we have over 200m transactions, each with over 450 data items, and all of our interactive dashboards and queries run directly against them with no summarisation.
This fusion of a 'Big Data' platform, a powerful GUI and data updates every 2 minutes is exactly what we set out to achieve.
It means our dashboards will be near-real-time, highly interactive and can be deployed globally from a single instance."
Harnessing the power of Big Data
Mike Cripps
"In these days of "Big Data" talk, and all the hype that surrounds it, the scenario described by Phil is proof positive that it is possible to harness the power of the data.
To then be able to demonstrate drill-through to individual transaction detail had a profound impact on Phil's colleagues and customers alike.
Everyone who saw ReD-i, including customers and internal staff, were clearly impressed and the pull for the product thereafter has been a big factor in getting it to market so quickly."
Phil Stothard
"The success of the prototype and other customer demonstrations is now pushing us to build out our live production environment quickly, to deliver to a small group of Early Adopters in October and towards a globally available BI portal by the end of 2012.
That's just 9 months after we first came across the Panintelligence dashboard."
Flexible and responsive BI solution
Ken Miller, Product Manager for Panintelligence said
"We pride ourselves on our flexibility and the fact that our prospects and customers have a big say in our product roadmap.
ReD has piloted with V8 of the Panintelligence dashboard but, throughout the evaluation period, it was regularly enhanced at ReD's request and these enhancements once tested and released are available for download to the whole User community.
Our next major upgrade of the product, V9, will have added functionality centred on enhanced reporting and bursting – the ability to automate the sending of reports and charts to individuals at set times.
ReD has also had major input into what the final shape of V9 will look like, particularly in terms of significant usability and presentation features and enhancement.
The upgrade from V8 to V9 when it comes will be seamless, as is the case for all our releases."
Phil Stothard
"The sheer volume of our data, and the number of users around the world, demands a quality end user solution which is truly interactive and intuitive, needing little support and training.
The Panintelligence team has risen to all the challenges we have set so far – with still more to do.
The result of this collaboration is an excellent end product that both ReD and Panintelligence can be really proud of, showcasing the power of the Panintelligence dashboard harnessed to the right data platform for our environment."
Mike Cripps
"Both ReD and Panintelligence have put a lot of time, effort, goodwill and commitment into the relationship in the last few months and we look forward to building on that in the months and years to come.
Phil's BI background knowledge and expertise have proved beneficial and his input into the dashboard has been very valuable. We are ever willing to learn and improve our customer's experience of the product and service."


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5G – Quick Facts
How the Technology will work
5G will use low-, mid- and high-band frequencies. The high-band consists largely of milllimetre waves (MMWs).
MMW's are different to the low-band frequencies currently in use by mobile phone and wireless industries, and they interact with the body in different ways.
MMW's travel in line-of-sight – meaning they can't easily travel through buildings or other obstacles, and they can be absorbed by trees and rain. They will need to be transmitted by new technology called 'small cells'.
These small cells are portable base stations that act like a relay team, receiving signals from other base stations and sending data to users at any location.
They require minimal power to operate, but need to be placed every 250 metres or so in urban areas – that's every 10-20 houses on an average street.
In order to establish efficient networks carriers may need to install thousands of these stations in a city.
They are also not necessarily small. Each installation can have over a thousand antennas that are transmitting simultaneously.
5G will not replace 4G and 3G, but add to them. The addition of these extra antennas will increase exponentially the exposure to radiation already caused by existing mobile/wireless networks.
The number of small cells required to build a 5G network means that it may be difficult to establish in rural areas.
The effects on health of MMW's
One of the main problems with 5G is that it relies primarily on the bandwidth of the millimetre wave (MMW), which is primarily between 30 gigahertz (GHz) and 300GHz.
Through research these MMWs are known to penetrate 1 to 2 millimetres of human skin, and in the surface layers of the cornea. These become the primary targets of the radiation.
Thermal effects occur in a dose-dependent manner. They begin with heat sensations, followed by pain and physical damage at higher exposures.
Temperature elevation can impact the growth, morphology and metabolism of cells, induce production of free radicals, and damage DNA.
Also, since skin contains capillaries and nerve endings, the bio-effects of MMWs may be transmitted, through molecular mechanisms, by the skin or through the nervous system.
Peer-reviewed research demonstrates that short-term exposure to low-intensity millimetre wave (MMW) radiation not only affects human cells, it may result in the growth of multi-drug resistant bacteria harmful to humans.
Peer-reviewed research has also linked MMW to:
- Eye problems, such as lens opacity – which is linked to the production of cataracts and eye damage
- Impacted heart rate variability and arrhythmias
- Pain and burning sensations
- Suppressed immune function
This effects of this radiation may not be limited to humans, but also affect animals and plants.
Scientists Appeal for protection from 5G
In 2015, more than 230 scientists from 41 nations signed an international appeal to the United Nations, calling for protection from non-ionizing EMF exposure due to evidence of health effects even at low levels.
Two years later in 2017 more than 180 doctors and scientists from 35 countries signed a petition to enact a moratorium on the rollout of 5G, due to the potential risks to wildlife and human health, citing research showing an increased risk for:
- Cancer
- Cellular stress and increase in harmful free radicals
- Genetic damage
- Reproductive problems
- Neurological disorders
Read the 2017 Scientific Appeal on 5G to the European Commission
Read the 2015 EMF Scientist Appeal to the United Nations
Read Letters From Dozens of Scientists on Health Risks of 5G
The above article contains extracts from some of the following:
Electromagnetic Radiation Safety – Joel Moskowitz
What you need to know about 5G wireless and 'small' cells. Environmental Health Trust
The 5G war – Technology vs Humanity = Dr Joe Mercola
Everything you need to know about 5G:
5G: Great risk for International Health. Compelling evidence for eigh distinct types of great harm caused by EMF exposures and the mechanism that causes them. Martin L Pall PhD