Tyrone Power starred in such films as Witness for the Prosecution, Marie Antoinette, and The Mark of Zorro. He served in the marines during World War II. Here, he is photographed writing a letter to his wife in front of her photographs. She was the actress, Annabella.

ADHD is the modern equivalent of the Emperor’s New Clothes. Copious amount of psychiatric propaganda have been and continue to be pumped out regarding ADHD in the form of glossy, expensive advertising campaigns on social media "selling" the "disorder", "selling" the "sickness". But when all the psychobabble is stripped away, what we are witnessing is an unscientific redefinition of normal. There's nothing abnormal. Only a redefinition of normal. It's a spectacular marketing coup that has drawn people into believing they have something wrong with their brains. The pseudoscience is blinding unless people scrutinise the information psychiatrists are using in an effort to edit out normal. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #ADHD #mentalhealthawareness #psychiatry #CAMHS

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2 octobre 2026, le remix 2026 de Rubber Soul est donc publié aujourd'hui. Album légendaire s'il en est, ce remix apporte déjà plusieurs évolutions majeures. ​Le mixage stéréo original de 1965 et sa révision en 1987 par George Martin souffraient d'un découpage stéréo extrême, propre aux débuts du 4 pistes de l'époque : voix d'un côté, instruments de l'autre. ​Grâce au procédé de démixage développé par l'équipe de Peter Jackson, déjà utilisé pour Revolver et Get Back, Giles Martin, "le fils de", a pu isoler chaque instrument et chaque voix enregistrés. La batterie de Ringo Starr et la basse de Paul McCartney sont recentrées et consolidées dans le mix, ce qui apporte une rythmique et une chaleur plus percutantes. ​Les harmonies de Lennon, McCartney et Harrison gagnent en relief au centre et en largeur, sans supprimer le caractère organique d'origine. ​Et enfin, l'album bénéficie d'un mixage immersif Dolby Atmos, une approche sonore que tout le monde connaît bien désormais. Et surtout, surtout, surtout... cela permet de redécouvrir un album d'une créativité folle en 1965 et d'une élégance musicale et mélodique inouïe. On aimera toujours entendre craquer nos acétates originaux sur la platine. Mais il faut avouer qu'écouter un bon remix d'un chef-d'œuvre, au casque et dans le silence, c'est une expérience à ne jamais s'interdire. "Girl", The Beatles, 1965.

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🚨NEW: California Democrats hike sales taxes AGAIN. Now 11% here in Pasadena! We already pay the highest taxes in America for the worst results. Becerra and his corrupt machine want MORE. But you can Save with Steve! Your first $150k tax free.

Thirty years after CCHR sued the FDA for the Prozac files, SSRI side effects are still not fully disclosed. CCHR was the only organization to fully press for disclosure of the suppressed SSRI evidence both through FOIA and by suing the FDA. It would still take another 12 years before the internal safety data that CCHR had fought to expose finally came to light. More than 35 years ago, the FDA already possessed substantial evidence that SSRIs could trigger severe adverse effects, including agitation, suicidal ideation, and violence. Internal company documents from the 1980s, clinical trial data, and a rapidly growing volume of adverse reaction reports already pointed to these risks long before the drugs became household names. Through persistent Freedom of Information Act requests and litigation against the FDA itself, CCHR obtained and publicized critical safety data that regulators and manufacturers already held. If a mental health industry watchdog could uncover and document these risks, the mental health industry handing out the drugs like candy had every opportunity to do the same—and act on it. To this day, many psychiatrists and defenders of psychiatry’s ignorance of drug risks claim they “didn’t know” about these dangers. But the data has been there all along for anyone who cared to listen to the patients or press for the facts. In the 1980s, when Prozac, the first SSRI, came on the market, CCHR began receiving hundreds of case reports of people experiencing severe side effects. These reports, which started accumulating in the late 1980s, described agitation, suicidal ideation, violence, and other serious adverse reactions. If CCHR was receiving this many reports, the psychiatric industry was certainly receiving them too—but took no action. CCHR, on the other hand, responded to these alarming consumer reports by filing a Citizen Petition seeking to remove the drug from the market and pressing the FDA for greater scrutiny of the emerging safety signals. This pressure contributed to the FDA’s decision to convene its Psychopharmacological Drugs Advisory Committee (PDAC) for a public hearing on 20 September 1991. Dozens of patients and family members gave firsthand testimony describing how Prozac had triggered suicide attempts, completed suicides, and acts of violence. Despite this powerful evidence, the majority of the panel—many of whom had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies and were granted conflict-of-interest waivers—chose to ignore the witnesses. The committee voted that there was no credible evidence linking the drug to suicidality or violence and recommended no changes to the label. (It would take another 13 years for the FDA to finally add safety warnings on SSRIs for suicidal ideation — the black-box warnings — which the American Psychiatric Association protested against.) Following the hearing, CCHR continued its efforts by submitting a broad FOIA request in June 1992 for all FDA records concerning Prozac, including the clinical trial data submitted by the manufacturer, the New Drug Application files, and the individual adverse-reaction reports. When the agency’s response proved incomplete, CCHR sued. In Citizens Commission on Human Rights v. FDA (45 F.3d 1325, 9th Cir. 1995), the Ninth Circuit largely upheld the FDA and Eli Lilly on the adequacy of the search and most withholdings, but remanded on the individual adverse-reaction reports, which the agency conceded were not exempt. The largest volume of material kept from public view was protected under FOIA Exemption 4 as trade secrets or confidential commercial information—Lilly’s internal clinical-trial analyses, data tables, and strategic memos. Those documents later surfaced through product-liability discovery and a 2004 leak to the British Medical Journal. They included a November 1988 Lilly report showing that 38% of Prozac patients experienced new “activation” symptoms (agitation, anxiety, insomnia) versus 19% on placebo, internal compilations indicating higher reported rates of suicide attempts and hostility compared with older antidepressants, and company discussions from the 1980s acknowledging these risks and considering how to limit their impact on labeling and prescribing. Psychiatrists and clinical researchers employed by or contracted to the company were directly involved in generating, reviewing, and interpreting the safety data that the company treated as confidential and that only later emerged through litigation. Had Exemption 4 not been invoked, that internal safety data would have been available to the general public years earlier. The same internal safety data was leaked anonymously to the British Medical Journal in December 2004. The psychiatric-pharmaceutical industry failed to act then, just like they are failing to act today, dismissing PSSD, and other well documented SSRI side effects as anecdotal while patients continue to be injured by these drugs.

But Professor!” :) The Felix the Cat TV series debuted 68 years ago today, Oct 2, 1958! The first episode, “The Magic Bag,” introduced Felix’s famous Bag of Tricks — and The Professor’s never-ending quest to get his hands on it. :) Did You Know? Jack Mercer, best known as the longtime voice of Popeye, also provided the voices of Felix, The Professor AND Rock Bottom! #otd

Most psychiatrists are ignorant about the laws of electricity. And, since each patient is different, the amount of electricity needed to induce a seizure during the ECT procedure is different too. Many tries and many additional shocks may be needed, each one carrying with it brain and organ damage. It's trial and error, and the patient is the guinea pig. #ECT #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #psychiatry #mentalhealthawareness #psychiatrist

Universal Income = Enslavement. I find it amazing how so many people can’t see what is happening. The problem is you don’t understand their long term plans. Pay attention. These people aren’t going to give everyone some land, provide you with heirloom seeds, encourage groups of people to collaborate to grow their own food, not tax you, leave you alone, etc. Instead, they will give you a check if you behave and live in one of their smart cities. It isn’t real money. It is simply digits on a computer. These are Luciferean transhumanists folks. Recognize what you are witnessing.

That’s great! 👏 What is your favorite chapter?

If the Jetsons' apartment was real. Full tour. 🚀

Thank you for sharing, Joanne🌋

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"If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear." — George Orwell

This #InternationalCoffeeDay, we're looking back at how Fleming liked his brew: freshly ground Blue Mountain beans, cold percolated to a 'thin black treacle' then topped up with hot milk or water.​ This extract was originally from an article by Fleming on Jamaica, published in Horizon in December 1947. It's included in Talk of the Devil, our collection of his writing, available here: ianflemingshop.com/collectio… #IanFleming

Convo with County Tax Assessor’s Office: “Mr. Taunton?” “Yes, ma’am.” “Sweetheart, you filled out this tax form wrong. You’ll pay too much tax.” “What did I do wrong?” “You said you don’t have livestock.” “I don’t. I don’t have any cattle.” “You’ve got horses, don’t you?” “I do.” “Well, Darlin,’ those count. I’m going to send this form to you again. Fill it out right this time. Any acreage with livestock, which is all of yours, will cut your taxes by half.” “Yes, ma’am.” Only in the South.

This is the first interracial dance pairing in Hollywood film history: Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson & Shirley Temple in The Little Colonel (1935). Robinson taught Temple to kick the face of each stair with her toe and then modified his own routine to mimic her movements so that it would appear that Temple was copying him. Temple described the beginning of their lifelong friendship saying, "When he took my hand in his, it felt large and cool. For a few moments, we continued walking in silence. ‘Can I call you Uncle Billy?’ I asked. ‘Why sure you can,’ he replied... ‘But then I get to call you darlin′.’ It was a deal. From then on, whenever we walked together it was hand in hand, and I was always his ‘darlin′.”

Saint Hill’s Monkey Room draws its name from the immense mural by Sir Winston Churchill’s nephew, John Spencer. After researching various species of monkeys at the London Zoo, he rendered the mural over two months, depicting more than 140 monkeys of 20 species at leisure and play.

After hearing Grant Cardone speak about how Dianetics helped him overcome personal struggles, Vietnamese entrepreneurs Thao and Thanh Nguyen attended a Hubbard Dianetics Seminar in Los Angeles. What they experienced gave them a new perspective on how past experiences shaped their lives—and how they could help others. Read their story: globenewswire.com/news-relea…