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This probably seems like a stupid question. I know that I have the right to choose whatever care route I feel I need in my pregnancy. So I know I CAN leave, but here's my situation...having never done this before...
I looove homebirth, and I have learned exactly how my body labors best and I know I can't fully achieve that in a hospital (at least not without a battle). My first was a medicated hospital birth, but my last 2 babies were unassisted homebirths. However, this pregnancy, after 4 miscarriages in 12 months (the last being at 9.5 weeks), I have decided to make an appointment with my old OB. I am hoping that everything with this pregnancy is just fine, and if so, I'd like to proceed with a homebirth again. However, if there is a problem that we can identify that might require more care, I'll gladly stick with him. But I just don't want to me "medicalized" if everything is just fine, KWIM?
So I plan to go to 1 or 2 appointments with him, have some bloodwork and an ultrasound, and not only hope and pray we can confirm a healthy, sticky baby in there, but also to see if there is an obvious issue that we need to keep an eye on. If not I'd like to switch to my midwife. How do I go about it without burning bridges? Do I need to talk to him personally? Do I just call and cancel my next appointment and not make a new one? Do I call and say we've switched providers? (and if so, do I give a reason?) I am grateful for any care and answers he can provide me during this time, but as great of an OB as he is, I just don't feel that I can have the pregnancy and birth experience that I need (and that is healthiest for me and baby) if I don't REQUIRE his assistance, you know? So I guess I want to leave on terms where if I need to, I can come back to him in future pregnancies. Am I thinking too much into this??? I'm a people pleaser (recovering!! LOL) so maybe that's part of why this bothers me so much?
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Full HD to make YouTube profitable?
Google's much-publicised efforts to turn YouTube into a profitable entity may be nearing an end with the company announcing that 1080p full resolution HD videos are on their way.
Earlier this year Credit Suisse analyst, Spencer Wang said that he believed Google was on course to lose $470.6 million this year mainly because of YouTube's inability to generate revenue from advertising.
Surely YouTube's irresistable global presence is enough to make Google an absurd amount of cash via advertisements? Apparently not.
According to the advertising experts, it is YouTube's video quality that is holding it back in the advertising world.
At a recent press conference that hosted some of the leading minds in advertising, CEO of marketing giant GroupM Interaction, Rob Norman, put it bluntly when he described the technical quality of YouTube, and sites like it, as "complete crap".
Media agency executive Robert Davis of OgilvyInteractive viewed it similarly, saying, "If somebody put that on TV looking that way, they'd be fired…Why is that acceptable online?"
Last week YouTube blogged the news that should change all that.
"We're excited to say that support for watching 1080p HD videos in full resolution is on its way. Starting next week, YouTube's HD mode will add support for viewing videos in 720p or 1080p, depending on the resolution of the original source, up from our maximum output of 720p today.
As resolution of consumer cameras increases, we want to make sure YouTube is the best home on the web to showcase your content. For viewers with big monitors and a fast computer, try switching to 1080p to get the most out of the fullscreen experience."
While YouTube's announcement focus's on the benefits for its users, there is no doubt they will be licking their lips at what the change will mean for them.
Advertisers have applauded YouTube's latest move. After hearing the announcement, Mr Davis told Beet TV that "this is very good news for the industry".
"As the visual experience becomes more satisfying, the greater the interactive potential becomes for brands ready to play in the content space. For years, we have been forced to build interactive experience around severely limited, technologically inferior video. Not any more."
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Yes, its back for 2014! This classic course will follow, as near as possible, the same route that will be used for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in July. We have been awarded the Scottish Standard Distance Championships but I want to stress the event is open to "all-comers" and indeed Teams of 3 people looking to join together in relay are also invited.
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Triathlon is one of the fastest growing mass participation sports in Britain – and anyone who has become a fan of the multi-discipline sport will know why. As well as offering one of the best all-round fitness routines, triathlon is sociable and great fun. Glasgow Triathlon Club has more than 200 members and welcomes all levels of swimmers, cyclists and runners. We have members competing at world level and others enjoying their first novice events. Some just join us to stay fit. The club offers regular formal and informal training sessions. The weekly sessions held in and around Glasgow are suitable for beginners through to experienced athletes. The first coached training session, whether swimming, running or spinning, is free. After that you can attend another two training sessions for the usual cost of between £2 to £3 per session, before you're encouraged to join the club for an annual membership of just £30 (Students £14-£22). The membership fee includes an exclusive GTC branded running vest. Juniors can join our popular newly established junior section for £14 and get 50% off club kit. You can join or renew your membership at entrycentral.com.
Among club membership benefits are sports shop and physio discounts, high quality club kit, plus your chance to sign up to club training weeks and weekends. We can now also offer use club powertaps, wetsuits and bike boxes! Being a member of GTC also means you're assured expert and effective coaching, which is based on an annual plan geared to getting you fit for the summer season of triathlon racing. And we'll bet that after a few months of training at GTC you'll be keen to try a race. For beginners, there are numerous novice events across Scotland to take part in. Next up is the Sprint distance, which most reasonably fit athletes can complete comfortably. After this you might want to progress to the Standard distance triathlon, then the Half Ironman and even a full Ironman. GTC is also responsible for the organisation of many races, including the Bishopbriggs Sprint, The Official Tighnabruaich Triathlon , Strathclyde Standard and the kids aquathlon series.
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- Canvas, 8-inch x 10-inch
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Canvas is a casual clothing brand launched by Lands' End in 2009 that is still basic, yet more fashion-oriented than the parent company's main label. The woven shirts category contains an occasional modest style with feminine detailing.
Susan, the sole designer and seamstress for this online shop, offers several skirts in just-below-the-knee lengths with extra length available upon request.
Wedding and special occasion gowns with a vintage feel are custom designed and made to measure.
Selection changes seasonally, but Orvis usually offers one or more split skirt or gaucho styles.
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This company appears to offer one of the best options on the market for a basic, economical culotte design. The streamlined, box-pleat culotte may be customized according to multiple fabric, color and length choices. Sizes range from girls' small through women's regular and plus. A basic skirt style with similar options is also available.
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Walking by, a minister saw his 5-year-old son and playmates find a dead robin.
Feeling that proper burial should be performed, the children had secured a small box and cotton batting, then dug a hole and made ready for the disposal of the deceased.
The minister's son was chosen to say the appropriate prayers and with sonorous dignity intoned his version of what he thought his father always said: "Glory be unto the Faaaather, and unto the Sonnn... and into the hole he gooooes."
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Women's Volleyball Opens Season with Annual Pepperdine Asics Classic
Join us inside Firestone Fieldhouse as the Waves take on Delaware (Friday, 7:30 p.m.), Iona (Saturday, 10 a.m.) and Wisconsin (Saturday, 7:30 p.m.).
Racich, Dykstra Make Early Exit at AVCA Pairs Championship
2013 season comes to a close for the Pepperdine sand volleyball team.
Caitlin Racich Career Statistics
CAREER: Through two seasons, has appeared in 23 matches and 67 sets ... Averaging 1.70 kills, 1.60 digs and .36 blocks.
PEPPERDINE 2010: Appeared in four matches and five sets ... Recorded one kill vs. Eastern Kentucky (9/11) at the UNLV Invitational ... Tallied a dig against Stanford (8/28) at the MCM Elegante Classic, and against Eastern Kentucky (9/11) at the UNLV Invitational ... During spring 2011, won the "gold" bracket of the USA Volleyball Collegiate Challenge, a sand event, with Kim Hill ... Earned WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "bronze" honors.
PEPPERDINE 2009: Won a starting position midway through the year as a freshman ... Averaged 1.82 kills and 1.69 digs ... Started 15 of 19 matches and played in 62 sets ... Had four matches with double-figure kills and five with double-figure digs ... Had two kill-dig double-doubles ... Recorded season highs of 15 kills vs. San Francisco (10/22), 12 digs at Loyola Marymount (11/13), three blocks (several times) and two service aces (twice) ... Part of a freshman class ranked #12 by prepvolleyball.com ... Earned WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "bronze" honors ... During spring 2010, took second place in the "gold" bracket of the USA Volleyball Collegiate, a sand event, with Kiah Fiers.
USA VOLLEYBALL: Played on the USA Beach Volleyball Youth National Team in 2008 and 2009.
CLUB: Played five years with the Santa Barbara Volleyball Club ... Team took fifth place at the 2006 Junior Olympics and first place at the 2009 MLK Tournament.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Dos Pueblos High School, located in Goleta, Calif., in 2009 ... Played three years on the varsity ... Ranked #70 on prepvolleyball.com's "Senior Aces" list ... A three-time All-Channel League first teamer ... Made multiple all-tournament teams ... Earned a Phil Womble Sportsmanship Award ... Team won Channel League titles in 2007 and 2008 and was a CIF finalist in 2008 ... Named Dos Pueblos' Senior of the Year and was a member of the National Honors Society and the California Scholastic Federation.
PERSONAL: Born in Santa Barbara, Calif. ... Daughter of Randy and Linda Racich ... Has four siblings: Chase, Tristan, Taylor and Cole ... Named the 2007 East Beach Junior Lifeguard of the Year ... Chose Pepperdine because of "the volleyball program, the coaches, great academics and the beautiful location."
FAVORITES: Enjoys the beach, surfing, beach volleyball, boating to the Channel Islands and tennis ... Favorite pro volleyball player is Nicole Branagh ... Favorite pro sports team is the Los Angeles Lakers ... Favorite movie is Anchorman and Ace Ventura ... Favorite TV show is American Idol ... Favorite musical artist is Switchfoot ... Favorite things about volleyball are "it's fast paced and exciting."


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The cutting edge of technology gets a helping hand from an icon of the past with this cute little iPhone cover. Fashioned to look like a classic cassette tape (Classic? Really? - Nostalgia Ed.), this retro accessory is perfect for anyone who concedes that, yes, there was a time before the iPhone existed. True, that time was pretty naff and endured the very worst David Bowie albums, but you can't argue with the cassette tape as a symbol of retro cool. It also comes complete with a cassette case for you to keep it in and also prop it up with - how very versatile.
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- Not compatible with iPhone 4
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"I want to do what I love to do, which is make music and teaching," Cornwell said. "Those two things have guided my life."
Cornwell completed his master's of fine art degree in musical theater from the University of Cincinnati-College Conservatory of Music and is continuing his education at the University of Nevada, Reno. Cornwell is working towards obtaining his second master's degree in vocal performance and pedagogy, the science of teaching, as well as music education.
"I am finishing my teaching requirements to teach high school band and choir," Cornwell said.
Cornwell evolved from an instrumentalist to a vocalist and after receiving his bachelor's degree in communication and musical theater, he moved to New York to explore his career options.
"New York is the place you go when you want to do musical theater," Cornwell said. "It wasn't about stardom, it was about doing what I love to do."
Cornwell's love for music runs deep and so does his love for his community.
"Sparks Music Center is the musical connection in the community," Cornwell said. "I would like to see things grow in Sparks as far as musical performance and theater."
The dream to see Sparks' musical community grow starts with Cornwell's voice studio. Cornwell explained that since the studio has just opened, he is still looking for new students of all experience levels and ages.
"Students audition so I can get an idea of what they want and where they want to go," Cornwell said of the first step.
From the audition, Cornwell assesses the student's vocal abilities and sets goals for the student.
"I want the students that I work with to develop a love for music," Cornwell said.
Cornwell said that while he hopes to encourage students to have fun and experiment with music, he wants to instill proper vocal techniques in his students.
"I work hard to find a technical and healthy approach to vocal training," Cornwell said. "How to get the sound you want without damaging your vocal cords."
Making sure to keep the vocal cords healthy is important: Cornwell cited Queen lead singer Freddy Mercury as a vocalist who was classically trained but still performed rock music.
"Everyone is chasing instant celebrity and doesn't realize the people they idolize have been doing this since they were children," Cornwell said.
Cornwell pointed out that the people who have won American Idol have formal training or some type of vocal background. His own professional experience started before graduating high school when Cornwell sang for small gigs and with a Jazz combo.
Cornwell said that while he would like students to be committed to long-term lessons, he is willing to help people practice for special occasions, such as engagement proposals, weddings or anniversaries.
"I think the most important thing is that the studio and the way I teach is student-focused," Cornwell said. "I try to tailor lessons specifically to the students and to have fun."
In addition to having fun, Cornwell wants to create well-rounded musical students. This includes the ability to read sheet music, sight read sheet music and find pitch by ear.
Cornwell believes that regardless of experience level, his classes are perfect for the high school or home-schooled student who wishes to continue their music education in college or prepare for auditions.
For more information on Cornwell's voice studio or to set up an audition for lessons, call 762-5377. The public is invited to see Cornwell perform at his graduate recital on Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Reno.


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Intact America wants the practice stopped in the U.S. and they're using a rolling billboard and protest Saturday to make that point in the CBD.
The ob-gyn group already says doctor's should not routinely recommend circumcision to parents, but protesters want to make their point to what they call "the largest assemblage of baby-cutters under one roof."
I asked local folks which side they're taking in this ongoing debate. "Well, my children had it done and I thought it was a good thing. And I think they can clean theirself better with it."
Others, mainly women, agreed that cleanliness was definitely an issue with uncircumcised males.
And the reaction most men had to Intact America's recommendation that the decision should be left up to the male to decide when he's an adult, "I think it would be rather painful," one man snorted. Other's made the observation that most men would never get circumcised as an adult given a choice, due to the above-referenced pain issue.
Local folks overwhelmingly agree that parents should make that decision. "There's good a reason to circumcise babies based on health and for some people based on Biblical beliefs," a man downtown told me, as many people cited religious concerns regarding circumcision.
Others don't think Intact America should get involved in this issue, as this man puts it, "I think unfortunately there are too many people that stick their nose in other people's business."
Intact America says their mobile billboard will be circling the Convention Center neighborhood and along Canal Street Saturday.


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Midwest Living Review
At first glance, this historic dovetail log home looks and feels like your average sunny, lakeside art gallery, but inside, it's a beautiful treasure trove of the odd and the "egg-centric."
Seek out the owner, decorative egg artist Kathy Mand Beck, who will happily describe how she scouted this location from Milwaukee back in 1993 "because there weren't any eggs in Egg Harbor." She's extensively renovated this 1873 building to showcase its old tamarack beams, exposed log walls and original hardwood floors.
The offerings are lovely: Kathy's eggs, carved using a 425,000-RPM air drill, her husband, Tom Mand's copper sprinklers, and works from dozens of other artists across mediums including copper, painting, jewelry, polymer clay, glass and wind sculptures. This variety allows for a rich shopping or browsing experience, but also makes it easy to miss a few key treasures camouflaged amidst all that art. Be sure to ask about the 70-million-year-old Hypselosaurus dinosaur egg, the only prehistoric egg on display in Wisconsin, according to the Milwaukee Public Museum. It's real and was featured in the Jurassic Park movie. Also on-site, a 100-year-old Faberge Easter egg and Kathy's 500-egg museum-grade collection that includes 72 rare, federally protected wild bird eggs.
One last thing: Don't forget to let Kathy know where you're from; she keeps a pinprick map of the world on the wall.


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Dream a Little Dream
Maddie Regan has spent numerous summers at Sandy Point, Cape Cod, since her childhood, but this one seems destined for disaster. Her mother doesn't want to come for her usual visit because she is still in deep mourning for Maddie's father, who was killed during a carjacking a year ago. Her 14 year old daughter Tracy is hitting the peak of her rebellious stage and is much more kindly disposed towards Maddie's ex-husband Michael's laissez-faire attitude than her mother's loving discipline. While Maddie's lifelong friends, the vixenish Norah and the sweetly dumpy Joan, are constant fixtures, there is a new face at Sandy Point. It belongs to Dan Hawke, a world-weary CNN war correspondent who also happens to be the lost love of Maddie's life. And for some unknown reason he has rented the lighthouse that is right next door to Maddie's home.
Twenty years ago, as college students, Maddie and Dan engaged in a torrid affair that ended when Maddie's father, a respected physics professor, was hurt in a lab fire allegedly set by Dan and his radical friends. A horrified Maddie refused to have anything to do with Dan after that incident and married the charming but faithless Michael shortly thereafter. But Dan has had a recent life-altering experience, and
he's determined that nothing will keep him from claiming Maddie forever this time.
While Maddie tries to decide if her heart is ready to take Dan back, she also begins to suspect that her father's death was more than a simple carjacking. Then Michael starts acting irrational and tries to deepen the wedge between Maddie and her daughter. All of these storylines converge during a devastating hurricane.
Stockenberg populates the novel with a multitude of interesting, quirky characters. Some of them are almost more intriguing than the hero and heroine. My favorite was Maddie's friend Nora, whose unforgettable opening words, upon seeing Dan Hawke, are "He'd look perfect tied to my bedposts." She's a fascinating femme fatale, whose friendship with Maddie and natural man-hunting instincts towards Dan are in intense conflict. I couldn't predict her actions, and I wanted to read more about her. The author
also has quite a talent for creating realistic adolescents – that is to say, you sympathize with them while you also want to smack them. Tracy is no exception.
Maddie is a typical Stockenberg heroine – a sympathetic, realistic and mature woman who doesn't always act wisely in the face of too much stress. Dan is a welcome step up from some of the author's recent hostile or clueless heroes. He is pretty single-minded in his pursuit of Maddie, yet he too makes a few unwise decisions that jeopardize their happiness. I would have liked to have experienced more of the relationship between the two characters while they were in college - perhaps a few flashback scenes – so
that I would have fully appreciated the satisfaction of their reunion.
After six books that featured ghosts, past lives or other supernatural phenomena, it's nice to see that Stockenberg doesn't have to use them to make this story work. The live characters and the author's obvious affection for the New England setting are perfectly capable of carrying the novel without any gimmicks.
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Atlanta >Food & Dining > Java Jive Coffee House & Cafe
790 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030633.773927 -84.361406
Tue - Fri, 8am - 2pm; Sat - Sun, 9am - 2pm
Neighborhoods: St. Charles/ Greenwood, Northeast, Northeast
Snooty – I always feel like I'm not the sort of "hip" (euphemism) customer they're looking for when I come in here. The service has always been dismissive. Pancakes were good, but everything else was forgettable. The reviewers weren't in a bad mood, it's the restaurant staff that doesn't seem to be in a very good mood, like maybe they should be doing something more grand than running this coffee shop. Friendly service should be easier in such an intimate setting
Best Breakfast in ATL – Some of these folks writing the scathing reviews must have been in a crappy mood when they went to Java Jive.......
I have been going regularly for the past few years and besides occasionally having to wait longer than I prefer (that happens in popular places), I have never been disappointed.
Fantastic egg dishes, delicious pancakes and the gingerbread waffle is the ultimate side-item if you have a sweet tooth.
If you are tempted to try the joke of a breakfast establishment a couple doors down from Java Jive, you will always get a table, but expect lousy food and even worse service.
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not worth the price – this place was awful. i popped in for a quick breakfast because i was too early to meet a friend. the food took a long time, the pie tasted like cardboard, and they only took cash, which required a trip to the ATM. not a good place at all
A breakfast hot spot that's got plenty of jive – With so many places to compete with these days, Java Jive is the little engine that could of breakfast spots. But this kitschy restaurant which pays tribute to the '50's with its dining decor, blows the competition out of the water with a menu that stays true to what breakfast should be, with a few surprises thrown in along the way. With a bevy of classic egg dishes to chose from, make room to also try favorites such as "PB&J Goes To France" - challah bread with PB&J french toast style, and a rare find in Atlanta - "Matzoh Brie", just like bubby used to make. Pair it all with the in-house coffee which hits the spot when you have it iced, and their doughy and delicious biscuit which puts The Flying Biscuit to shame. Hangovers and late mornings are no longer torturous now that you know where to find one of the best breakfasts in town, period.
Not so fast.... – You'd think with JAVA in the name coffee would be good. Nope.
I drove 15 miles to get a good breakfast. Nope.
Don't ever, ever try their gingerbread waffles. They say the lemon curd is home-made. Nope. Tastes like from a jar. Awful. Save a trip.
First Timers – We were in the area and wanted something good to each for breakfast and had heard about Java Jive. So we looked them up and the experience was great. This quaint little spot on Ponce is a wonderful treat to the taste buds. After reading some of the reviews from this sight I had mixed emotions about go there but no more. This little diner that blends retro décor and charm with the new age St. Charles, Green woood and Highlands area without missing a beat. The service was terrific walked in on a Sunday at 11am, and sat right down. The hostess was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. My wife has the French toast, bacon, and biscuit. She loved it all and thinks that the food here is better than the Flying Biscuit. I am still in the air about that one. I had the buttermilk pancakes with a surprising cinnamon butter dollop atop, turkey sausage, grits, and coffee. The pancakes melt in your mouth with every bite, turkey sausage was a little salty but still very flavorful, grits were ok but I prefer Flying Biscuit. Coffee was the very best, you can taste the quality, and it was bold yet light with a velvety finish. Overall I would recommend this restaurant and return again. Sorry that so many people had a bad experience.
Sooo disappointed! – My friend recommended Java Jive, and I was so looking forward to a casual and delicious mid-week brunch. I didn't know they only accepted cash, and I didn't have cash, so I was forced to use their ATM machine which charges a fee (which I'm certain Java Jive receives a percentage of.) This wouldn't have been so annoying if the food was delicious or if they kept my coffee cup filled, but it wasn't and they didn't. On top of that, the waiter got my order wrong, and it took a long time to get it right. (You would think with so few people in the place at 12:30 on a weekday that they would have better service.) I have to say Java Jive was not worth the money or the time. We will not be going back.
toot. – worst place ever. took me 3 hrs to be seated and eat a mediocre omelette. i want that time back java jive!
Really, really BAD service – I never write reviews, but had to after this morning. We waited for an hour and people that came in after us were seated before us because the host marked through our name without seating us. She didn't aplogize for the mistake. Then we had a server that was anxious and rushed us through ordering. She then forgot to bring out our apple juice, then when we were almost done eating she remembered and said she'd bring it out. We let her know that we no longer wanted it, and she said, "I'll bring it to you, I already rung it up." She then brought it out. When she brought the check, she wouldn't allow us to pay separately even though we were paying with cash. It was very disappointing to have such AWFUL service because the food is excellent. I've never had someone refuse to take something off my bill that was not brought to my table. It was really rude and if it was my restaurant, I would be really embarrassed. And I think that they stop seating people at 2:00pm or so, there were 3 people that came in about 2 minutes after that and they were turned away when there were people that had just been sat a table and it would not have kept the staff there any later. What an awful experience! Don't go there, the food is not good enough to overcome the staff.
Our Favorite Breakfast Spot!! – We've been coming to Java Jive for years and it's always great!! The coffee is the best in town and the biscuits are incredible. The staff is really friendly and my kids love all the neat things to look at.(They also love that the waitress knows their names) The pancakes are delicious, I like the wheat ones best. My husband gets the Greek omelet with fresh spinach. Yum! Sometime there's a wait, but when you get seated the food comes out fast. We always bring in out of town guest too, so we can share a little bit of old school Atlanta.
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