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Thursday evening, a wild Clay Hensley drilled Cardinals third baseman David Freese in the helmet with an errant fastball. Freese went to the ground and remained there for a short time before walking off the field, and soon thereafter he was diagnosed with a mild concussion and a contusion.
However, lest one believe that Freese was destined for the seven-day concussion disabled list, Freese claimed to feel much better after the game was over, and worked out without incident over the weekend. He lifted, he rode a stationary bike, he played catch, he ran, and he hit, and Major League Baseball says he's good to return:
Once Cardinals head athletic trainer Greg Hauck received the go-ahead from Major League Baseball sometime during Sunday's game with Florida, third baseman David Freese was cleared to return to action. That action probably will be Tuesday night at home against Milwaukee.
The Cardinals are off Monday, but their series against the Brewers is obviously a huge one, so they'll be thrilled to have Freese back in the lineup. Freese owns a .320 average and an .837 OPS, while reserve Daniel Descalso has been considerably worse.

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Flu activity is widespread in New York State. The Rockland County Department of Health recommends that if you have not gotten your flu vaccine yet this season, you should get one now. It's not too late - flu season can last until May. The flu vaccine offers protection for you through the rest of the flu season.
The vaccine is free of charge to adults 60 years and older (please bring identification with proof of age). Patients with Medicare and Medicaid must bring their cards. Those 9 through 59 years of age can receive the vaccine, but will be charged a $30 fee. Each patient must bring proof of Rockland County residency such as a driver's license or utility bill. Call (845) 364-2520 for more information.
This year the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of quadrivalent (four-virus) flu vaccines, which offer protection against the four different influenza (flu) viruses that research shows will be most common during the season: two influenza A viruses and two influenza B viruses. The injectable flu vaccine (flu shot) that the Health Department is giving is quadrivalent. In the past, the standard flu vaccine has been trivalent (three-virus), which means the vaccine protects against three different influenza viruses: two A viruses and one B virus. The quadrivalent vaccine may provide people with a broader protection against the influenza B viruses.
Influenza is a contagious respiratory illness, usually with fever, cough, body aches, and cold-like symptoms, caused by influenza viruses. It can cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death. Anyone can get sick from the flu. Some people, such as older people, young children, pregnant women and people with certain health conditions (including asthma, diabetes, and heart disease) are at high risk for serious flu complications. Everyone six months of age and older should get the flu vaccine each year.
Besides getting your flu vaccine, follow these good health habits to help prevent getting and spreading the flu: avoid close contact with people who are sick, stay home when you are sick, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing, wash your hands often, avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth, and practice other good health habits, such as get plenty of sleep, be physically active, manage your stress, drink plenty of fluids, and eat nutritious food.
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Mike Wallace didn't turn in much fantasy football stats-wise on Sunday in the Steelers win 24-17 win against AFC North foe Cincinnati. The Steelers receiver caught two passes for 31 yards, well below his season average. He did not catch a touchdown either.
Jericho Cotchery was the only Pittsburgh receiver with a touchdown catch.
Wallace had 868 receiving yards on the season with 6 receiving touchdowns entering Week 10. Wallace was averaging 96 yards receiving per game. Wallace's receiving yards per game was up nearly 20 yards per game from last season.
Wallace was ranked as the 4th ranked wide receiver according to Yahoo! heading into his match up with the Cincinnati Bengals who ranked 10th against the pass, giving up 217 passing yards per game.
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Western New Mexico downs CSC women
SILVER CITY, N.M. Five Western New Mexico women's basketball players scored at least nine points and the Mustangs used a 25-3 scoring run in the first half en route to their 72-44 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference victory over Chadron State Saturday at Drag's Court.
Morgan Wohltman scored 15 points and Heather Hamilton and Kassie Scott each scored 11 points to lead a balanced scoring attack. All eight Western New Mexico players scored and the Mustangs shot over 42 percent from the field and nailed 10 3-point shots.
The Eagles, now 3-12 overall and 3-8 in the conference, led 11-4 early in the first half but the Mustangs erupted on a 25-3 scoring run and led 36-20 at halftime.
In the second half, Western New Mexico continued to put the pressure on the Eagles' defense and increased its lead to as many as 29 points.
Chadron State also had eight players score but Kattie Ranta, who finished with 12, was the only player in double figures. Ranta also finished with a team-high six rebounds.
Also for Chadron State, Dallas Shaw finished with nine points and Kate Simonton and Sadie Waugh chipped in six apiece.
The Eagles will host Colorado State University-Pueblo Friday and the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Saturday in Chadron. Both women's games tip-off at 6 p.m.
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In most years, almonds are California's largest food export and the sixth largest U.S. food export sold to over 90 countries worldwide.
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- Agricultural Council of California - The Agricultural Council of California is a trade association dedicated to the enhancement and growth of agricultural cooperatives and their producer-owners. Founded in 1919, the Agricultural Council has been promoting and protecting California's agricultural cooperatives for over 80 years. Blue Diamond member growers have access to a special member's only area of the Ag Council web site.
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"Saturday Night Live" alums Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have signed on to host the "71st Annual Golden Globe Awards."
The announcement was made Tuesday by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
"Tina and Amy are two of the most talented comedic writer/performers in our business and they were a major reason the Golden Globes was the most entertaining awards show of last season," said Paul Telegdy, President, Alternative and Late Night Programming, NBC Entertainment. "We're elated they wanted to host together again and that they committed for the next two years."
As part of their agreement, Fey and Poehler will also host the awards show in 2015.
The 2013 telecast claimed the biggest Golden Globes results in six years in both 18-49 rating and total viewers since 2007. It was also the second-highest-rated Golden Globes in nine years.
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The Master of Social Work has an emphasis on rural and regional communities; race and gender issues; equity, power and diversity issues; social and community development; and anti-oppressive and empowerment approaches to social work practice and social policy. As a student in this course, you will develop a body of knowledge and a broad range of skills for critical, competent and effective professional social work practice both within the local social and community services industry and the broader national and international context. The program has a strong emphasis on practical experience and skills gained through practicum placements.
You will develop knowledge and an integrated understanding of:
The professionally qualifying Master of Social Work creates a new pathway for entry into the profession and prepares graduates for a more advanced level of practice. The Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) has fully accredited the Master of Social Work. The AASW has also singled out Deakin for our 'critically reflective practice', setting us apart from other social work programs in Australia.
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study.
Domestic students enrolled in this course may be eligible for student income support through Youth Allowance and Austudy. Further information can be found at Deakin University's Fees website.
Commonwealth supported place (CSP)
A Commonwealth supported place is one for which the university receives some government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute only part of the cost of their course. To be eligible for a Commonwealth supported place you must be an Australian citizen, or a New Zealand citizen or holder of a permanent visa who will be residing in Australia for the duration of your unit/s of study.
* The "indicative annual course fee" cited has been provided as a guide only. It has been calculated on the basis of a typical enrolment of a student undertaking the course in 2015, and reflects the cost involved in undertaking a full-time quota of units within the specified discipline.
The actual fees charged by Deakin University will depend upon the discipline from which each individual unit is chosen, and may vary from the indicative course fee cited, particularly if units are chosen from a number of disciplines. The cost of each unit offered in 2015 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
Please note that the fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and service.
Deakin assumes no responsibility for persons relying on "indicative course fees" to calculate the total future cost of their course.
The two year Master of Social Work course is designed to provide a graduate level entry to educate students for critical, competent and effective professional social work practice both within the local social and community services industry and the broader national and international context. Graduates may find employment as a social worker, policy officer, researcher, community development worker, case manager, counsellor, human rights advocate, working with individuals, families, groups and communities in the health and human services sectors.
The Master of Social Work comprises 16 credit points of study, including 13 credit points of core units and 3 credit points of elective units. The elective units must be selected from the lists below.
Failure of a field education placement in the Master of Social Work will normally lead to exclusion.
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Australian Social Work in an International Context
|Becoming a Social Worker
|Challenging Poverty and Social Exclusion
Plus one elective unit (refer to Elective Unit Information below)
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|Professional Practice in Social Work A (3 credit points)
Level 2
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|Addressing Violence and Abuse
|Community Development Theory and Practice A (previously coded ASD704)
Plus two elective units (refer to Elective Unit Information below)
Trimester 2
|Reconstructing Professional Practice
|Professional Practice in Social Work B (3 credit points)
Elective units
Students must select one elective unit from each of the three lists below.
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|Interprofessional Collaboration in Health Care (no stream)
|Agricultural Health and Medicine (no stream)
In accordance with Department of Human Services policy*, all students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. Students who fail to obtain a Police Record Check prior to the commencement of clinical placement will not be able to undertake clinical placement.
Students may also be required to declare their immunisation status to satisfy the requirements of health organisations where they will be undertaking their clinical learning experience.
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Applicants must have a recognised university qualification with at least two units in a study of the human behaviour and two units in the study of society. Preference may be given to applicants with relevant work experience. Selection criteria will also be based on undergraduate academic results.
The University aims to provide students with as much credit as possible for approved prior study or informal learning which exceeds the normal entrance requirements for the course and is within the constraints of the course regulations. Students are required to complete a minimum of one-third of the course at Deakin University.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
Applications must be made directly to the University through the Applicant Portal. Details of available courses and application closing dates can be found on the Apply webpage. Please note that closing dates may vary for individual courses.
Your course may require further information in support of your application. Please refer to the faculty information website for further details.
Domestic students enrolled in this postgraduate coursework program may be eligible for student income support through Youth Allowance and Austudy.
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Through two games, the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers have been shockingly even, as LeBron James and Paul George have gone highlight-for-highlight in two games that came down to the final minute. Now tied 1-1, the Pacers will try to hold on to home court while the Heat look to resume their dominance after losing for just the fourth time in their last 50 games.
Each side has its obvious advantages: Indiana has Roy Hibbert and David West, making them huge in comparison to a team that opts to spread the floor with jumper-heavy Chris Bosh as the biggest man on the floor. Miami has LeBron James, and although George has proven himself a star with phenomenal performances on both ends of the floor, James is the world's best player: 30 points, 10 boards, 10 assists and a game-winner in the first matchup, and 36 points on only 20 shots in Game 2.
And each side has made slip-ups late to blow a game already. Frank Vogel was much maligned for leaving Hibbert out, allowing James to coast somewhat effortlessly without a big man defending the hoop for a bucket to give the team a lead at the end of regulation and a 103-102 Miami win at the end of overtime. And James, after a brilliant Game 2, turned the ball over twice late as his team fell, 97-93.
With a potential sweep on the other side of the playoff bracket, it's been a thrill to watch: Erik Spoelstra and Vogel reacting to the tactical decisions of the other and the mismatches caused by them, James and George one-upping each other in a show of ho-hum brilliance for one and a breakout performance for the other. In a series that many thought would be a Miami romp, it's been awesome hoops -- even the team's stars realize that.
For a team that's tied 1-1 after a pair of remarkably close games, the Heat are leaving an awful lot on the table. Dwyane Wade, supposedly a superstar key to their performance, remains hampered by a balky knee. He's played heavily -- 81 minutes -- and scored, averaging 16.5 points per game, but he's needed 14.5 shots to do it -- not particularly efficient, especially not from someone who averaged 21.2 points on 15.8 shots over the course of the regular season.
And the Heat's role players, each of whom had been marvelous at fulfilling their various jobs over the course of the year, have fallen flat. Ray Allen and Shane Battier, both highly efficient shooters, are a combined 3-for-20 for the series, 1-for-12 from beyond the arc. If both were shooting at their season averages, the Heat would be getting about six extra points a game that right now are clanging away.
The Heat also struggled mightily with the Chicago Bulls in the second round of the playoffs, but after a Game 1 loss, fixed their various leaks and blasted their engines forward for a five-game series win. The Pacers are significantly more dangerous than a battered Chicago team, with a bona fide scoring option and a defensive interior capable of flustering everybody on Earth besides LeBron James -- and even James too, sometimes.
Will the Heat figure things out again and coast to a win, or will Indiana continue to pressure a squad pre-anointed by most as the NBA's Champions?
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Game 3, Eastern Conference Finals
Miami Heat vs. Indiana Pacers
Series tied 1-1
Time: 8:30 p.m. ET
Location: Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
Odds: Miami favored by 1.5 points
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8/23/2014: Made appointment online through Customer Rep ( confirmed cost ($338.82), date, and time.
I called to my home to perform the work just to verify that it was a good time. They completed the work very quickly and professionally and provided me with instructions on how to care for the windshield over the next week as the adhesive cures and went over their warranty details.
We are very happy with the entire experience. They gave us a reasonable price on the replacement windows and they were installed a week earlier than we expected! The installers did a careful job and the office staff was very responsive. Highly recommend them!
All was fine at first. make a final adjustment. etc., etc. Installation day was fine until final inspection my husband noticed a scratch along the top header piece . We asked
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Needless to say, we've heard nothing from them in several weeks.
Not only were they punctual but extremely courteous, professional, and priced competitively. They called ahead of arrival for the estimate and arrived on time. When they came back to do the work they called ahead to give us a specific arrival time and were on-time and quick to get the job done. I would highly recommend them to anyone else needing glass work.
My friend told me about this company and she was happy with the service. So when I got a chip in my for it. She was also very courteous, old school manners that I don't see much to day when doing business with a lot of companies and I really like that.
Scheduled original appointment for after 3pm on Friday, August 22, to replace the windshield of a commercial delivery vehicle. Received a confirmation call at 12:58pm on Friday. Took off from work early to meet installer at my residence. They never showed up. Calls and voicemail messages to them on Friday were not returned. Spoke to office person on Saturday morning. She said she would call back and never did. Next call to the business went to voicemail, which stated they weren't open on Saturday. Called office on Monday, August 25, 2014 at 8:30am. The owner passed my call to a male working in the office who said he would try to rearrange something for today. He said there was a scheduling conflict on Friday, and said they attempted to call to reschedule the appt. We received no other call except for the confirmation call. Scheduled appointment at my residence after 3pm. The installer came at 2pm. He was very nice and completed the job promptly. As stated earlier, this is a commercial vehicle. If the windshield hadn't been replaced I would have been forced to park it until repairs could be made, and to rent another vehicle in order to complete my job. I would have no problem sending the rental bill to Glass Doctor. I don't appreciate having to use my one day off per week to be treated badly by people who don't treat their customers with common courtesy. I will have to be absolutely desperate before I call this company again.
The damage was not severe. We drove the car for several days/weeks before taking it in. The right rear fender was pushed in under the tail lamp very slightly. The rear bumper skin had a hole punched through it. The taillight lens was cracked. The rear hatch (SUV) was rattling because the sheet metal was pushed in far enough to prevent the hatch from sealing tight to the body. The rear bumper skin was also very loose (not flopping, but loose) due to the bumper under the bumper skin being pushed in and several of the plastic tabs that hold the bumper skin tight to the body were sheared off. Then there was a crease in the right rear fender just behind and above the right rear fender well/tire opening. All in all on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being a total loss, this accident was about a 2 or a 3 and should have taken only 2 or 3 days to repair the damage. The list of things they did SO WRONG is too long to list on this review. I will try to cover the OBVIOUS flaws in their workmanship. Our biggest complaint when we brought the
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A minute silence in Sunderland to remember the Boston victims
Competitors, volunteers and spectators will stand in silence at the start of Sunday's Marathon of the North, to remember the victims of the Boston bombings.
The tribute was announced by the event founder and organiser Steve Cram.
He said the race safety plan has been reviewed in the light of the Boston attacks as the security of participants is paramount but said he didn't anticipate problems.
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Allen Craig was an underrated part of the Cardinals' World Series run in 2011. When Matt Holliday was out with an injury and/or a moth in his ear, Craig stepped in and hit just as well as Holliday might have. That shouldn't happen. And in 2012, he was off to an even better start, hitting .373/.424/.765 in 51 at-bats.
Alas, though, his hamstrings are jerks:
Allen Craig (hamstring) & Kyle McClellan (elbow) have been placed on the DL. OF Adron Chambers & pitcher Brandon Dickson recalled from AAA.— St. Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) May 18, 2012
With Carlos Beltran day-to-day with a knee injury and Jon Jay out with a sore shoulder, the Cardinals suddenly have a disabled-list outfield that's better than most of the outfields that will start around baseball tonight. Craig was seeing time in the middle of the Cardinals' lineup, especially against lefties.
Adron Chambers was hitting .308/.377/.391 in triple-A. He appeared in 18 games for the Cardinals last year.
Kyle McClellan appeared in 16 games out of the bullpen for the Cards, but he left Thursday's game against the Giants after injuring his elbow. Dickson appeared in four games for the Cardinals last year, and he had a 3.42 ERA for the Memphis Redbirds in eight starts.


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- Boston College and Northeastern will be meeting to decide the Beanpot title for the fourth time in the tournament's 61-year history and for the second time in three years.
- The Eagles have won two of the previous three meetings against the Huskies in the tournament, including a 7-6 overtime thriller (capped off by Jimmy Hayes' game-winner) in 2011 title game. In addition, BC won two of the three contests between the teams in Hockey East play, including a 9-3 drubbing at Matthews Arena on Jan. 19.
- As each were defeated in the first round, Boston University and Harvard will meet in the consolation - also for the second time in three seasons - on Feb. 11 at 4:30 p.m.
- Current senior Danny Biega and Michael Del Mauro '11 scored in the final five minutes of regulation as the Crimson staged a memorable comeback to capture third place in the 2011 tournament with a 5-4 consolation win, knocking the Terriers to their first fourth-place finish in the Beanpot since 1980.
Northeastern 3, Boston University 2
- With the win, the Huskies will be appearing in the Beanpot title game for only the 15th time in history, but have clinched at least second place for the third time in four years. Another win for NU next Monday would mark its first title in the tournament since 1988.
- Freshman Kevin Roy posted all the offense the Huskies would need, scoring three goals for his first-career hat trick. Roy is the first Husky since Mike Ryan to score a hat trick in the tournament as he turned the trick in the 2002 semifinals against Harvard.
- Roy is the first freshman to score the opening goal of a Beanpot since Boston College's Brock Bradford on Feb. 6, 2006 in a 5-2 win over Northeastern. Fellow Eagle Krys Kolanos was the last rookie prior to Roy to post three goals in a 'Pot game, doing so on Feb. 7, 2000.
- Roy also extended his point streak to four games, marking the third time this season the Montreal, Quebec native has recorded a point in four straight games. He has posted five goals and seven points in that stretch.
- The Huskies blocked 19 of BU's 68 total shot attempts in the contest, including 15 over the first 40 minutes.
- Entering the game, senior Robbie Vrolyk - a Boylston, Mass. native - was the lone current Husky with a goal in his Beanpot career, but was held off the scoresheet for the fourth game in a row this year.
- Because of the loss, BU's seniors were unable to avoid being the first class at the school since 1965 to graduate without winning a Beanpot title.
- BU has fallen short of the finals for the second time in three years, but has reached the championship on all but four occasions (previously 1994, 2008, and 2011) since 1984.
- Half of BU's four points in the game came from Massachusetts native freshmen as Danny O'Regan (Needham) and Matt Grzelcyk (Charlestown) found the scoresheet in their first twirl on TD Garden.
- It also broke a 15-game Terrier winning streak against Northeastern in the tournament, dating back to the Huskies' last title on Feb. 8, 1988. That streak was the longest between any two opponents in the Beanpot's 61-year history.
- Of this year's senior class, only Ryan Ruikka will graduate from BU with a title as he was a freshman on the 2008-09 squad that captured the school's last championship, defeating NU.
- With the victory, head coach Jim Madigan became the first NU head coach to lead the Huskies to a first-round Beanpot win in his second year behind the bench. Previous NU head coaches were 0-7 in the first round during their second campaign at the helm.
- The NU win was the first Beanpot contest without a power-play goal since Harvard's 3-1 win over the Huskies in the semifinals on Feb. 4, 2008.
Boston College 4, Harvard 1
- Despite junior Raphael Girard posted his second-highest save total (42) this season, the Crimson dropped their tenth-straight Beanpot game to the Eagles - a streak that dates back to the first round of the 1998 tournament.
- The Eagles' six seniors will seek to complete a Beanpot title sweep with one more win as they have yet to drop a contest in the tournament, having won each of the six contests they have played in, including all three titles against archrival BU.
- With the win, BC extended its Beanpot win streak against the Crimson to ten games, dating back to the 1999 consolation game. The Eagles have also won eight games in a row in the all-time series with HU, dating back to a road loss on Nov. 7, 2006.
- Sophomore Quinn Smith doubled his season-to-date output with two more goals in the contest, both coming in less than a 20-minute span. His goal in a 4-1 win over Vermont on Feb. 1 was the game-winner for the Eagles as well.
- Senior Parker Milner improved to 3-0 all-time in Beanpot games and will seek to clinch his second tournament title in as many years as he also posted victories over Northeastern and BU last season.
- BC senior Steven Whitney scored in the final period for his seventh goal in the last six games. The Reading, Mass. native leads all Eagles in career Beanpot scoring with five strikes.
- Sophomore Johnny Gaudreau, the nation's leader with 19 assists and 31 points, was held off the scoresheet for just the fourth time this year. He posted four points in last year's tournament to win Most Valuable Player honors.
- Harvard's leading scorer Jimmy Vesey, a rookie from North Reading, was also held from the point column.
- Harvard senior Danny Biega scored his first goal of the season at 9:17 of the third period and remains the current team's leading scorer in their Beanpot careers.
- BC continued a streak of 18 straight periods with a goal against the Crimson as they beat Girard in each of the three. Dov Grumet-Morris was the last HU netminder to hold the Eagles scoreless in a period, doing so in the first period of the 2005 consolation game.
- The Eagles set a clear season-high with 46 shots on goal in the game, including 30 over the first and third periods. 29 of BC's 79 total attempts came in the middle stanza. Harvard was held below nine shots in each frame for a game total of 20 on goal.
- Before the game, BC head coach Jerry York was inducted into the Beanpot Hall of Fame, becoming the 13th former Eagle to be recognized with the honor. In addition to coaching his alma mater to six titles, he also helped the team to the 1965 title.
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Police and other law enforcement officers paid tribute to Officer Melvin Santiago, 23, on Wednesday. The rookie Jersey City officer was shot and killed responding to a 911 burglary call from a drug store. Police then shot and killed the alleged gunman, Lawrence Campbell.
Mayor Steven Fulop is trying to downplay reports that members of the Bloods street gang have ordered retaliation against police officers but some law enforcement officers are taking the threat seriously.
Fox 5 News has obtained a memo distributed by the New Jersey State Police warning that new intelligence shows a specific threat. The memo says in part, "The Bloods street gang has called upon other Bloods sects that fall under the United Blood Nation to take retaliatory action against police officers who are working a traffic post on the Pulaski Skyway construction detail."
A shrine for the dead gunman drew ire and it was eventually ordered to be taken down by city officials.
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On Wednesday, dozens of cops came to Newark Liberty Airport to escort a 9/11 Honor Flag from an American Airlines flight to the funeral home. The 9/11 Honor Flag has traveled across the country to honor fallen heroes. Officer Santiago was a member of the Hispanic Law Enforcement Association. His fellow members requested the presence of the honor flag, which will be draped over the coffin.
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According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, 15 people are killed each day because of some sort of distracted driving. That equals to 5,500 people killed per year, of those deaths 1,000 are directly related to cell phone usage.
Ohio State Patrol Lt. John Altman warns of the dangers of distracted driving.
"Just paying attention, that's the difference. Just recognizing you're driving around in a 5,600 pound weapon," said Altman.
Altman says hands-free devices like car mounts, cell phone apps and blue tooths are not a great idea either because your attention is still divided.
In fact, authorities believe an accident on Airport Highway in Toledo last week that killed three people may have been caused by distracted driving.
Studies show that drivers under 20 maybe at the highest risk, but also that people of all ages drive while distracted behind the wheel.
Safety Kids Greater Toledo's Erin Whitton says there is no reason to drive distracted.
"Eating, drinking, talking with passengers, children who are in the car, there always can be distractions, but texting is the biggest one, it is 100 percent preventable," said Whitton.
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Instead of driving while on your cell phone Whitton urges drivers to pull over.
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Some thought, plenty of cash & a fair bit of canny local research ('checking out the competition') have gone into transforming this one-time Tube station (formerly The Langley). The result is a mishmash of funky acid trip, retro & street art/culture, but for all its brash swagger & cutesy touches, Foundation is about as genuinely 'cool, fashionable & edgy' (their words) as a Ted Baker or All Saints store. Cocktails talk the talk: a hibiscus daiquiri Holly Golightly is suitably excessive at £9, but it's hardly 'fabulous, darling'; likewise, pear & cinnamon do little to improve a mojito at £8.50. Still, you can't go wrong with Petit Chablis, Crozes-Hermitage or Pencarrow Pinot Noir at around £27 a bottle. Musically, the jams are well & truly pumped-up, while bar bites & diner grub come with a US drawl.
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23 October 2008 at 9:52am
I'm trying to understand what "template freedom" means to me, a visual designer with HTML knowledge and virtually NO PHP experience. Can somebody explain to me what I would need to do in order to take a custom design and make it work with SilverStripe? Do I need to hire a PHP developer?
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Have a look at the tutorials ; if all you want to do is create a basic site , you won't really need a lot of PHP expertise. For the more advanced / custom features, a bit of PHP knowledge and a handle on OO concepts comes in handy.
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24 October 2008 at 10:37am
It's not the features I'm interested in ... I want a custom *design* (visual design) -- not a template design. How hard is it to make a custom design work with SS? How much PHP coding is needed?
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24 October 2008 at 5:19pm
Hi LauraS-
For creating a new look, you'd be looking at developing a theme for your site. Quite a bit of changing can be done with just CSS. For SilverStripe, it's very helpful to learn about their template system (the .ss files) so you can comfortably move things around and/or add new logic to your pages.
If you're looking to extend the functionality of the site then yes, you would be looking at needing to know PHP or hiring that out.
If you get stuck or need assistance with developing a template or with the PHP, I'd be happy to help you out.
Hope that helps!
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24 October 2008 at 7:00pm
The good thing about the templates is, that you basically separate all PHP Code from your HTML and CSS. In my opinion this is an ideal way for designers and programmers, because the designer can freely change the look of the site (by altering the .ss and .css files) without messing with the php code. And if you - as designer - need some custom functionality, you just tell a PHP developer to write that code for you and then you access it in your templates. You could even work with "dummy" HTML code, that is later being replaced by dynamically generated code.
To cut this short: You can create virtually any visual style you want, because you have complete control over XHMTL output and CSS. Even image cropping and resizing can be done within a template.
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24 October 2008 at 8:01pm
I have to admit that this kind of template system is indeed a nice way to separate all that code from your layout. And I have to admit, it is one of the best ways. I just stepped into some of the details of SilverStripe CMS, but I am already convinced of many conventions.
And I hate to say that - in the past years - I used some kinds of CMS that weren't optimally separated in question of code and design. I really think that SilverStripe may be one solution to many of the problems I had with creating CMS based websites.
Thanks for that work you already did!
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28 October 2008 at 12:24pm
Two more questions:
1. I'm way better at HTML than I am at CSS. Will I need to depend on CSS expertise in order to get my custom site up and running, or can I do it all in HTML if that's how I like to do it?
2. I want my navigation to be images with rollover states, rather than HTML text nav. I know this makes no sense from an SEO perspective, but it's what I want. Can I have that with SilverStripe? Is it fairly straightforward?
Thanks again,
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1. Yes. How you make it is up to you. The template system allows you to code the html/css (or lack thereof) however you want, and just drop in certain variables to show the content.
2. Sure. The easiest way would be to hard code it. If your site has a fixed amount of pages, then design the template in html like you want, and just manually link the pages to the proper URL that you make in the CMS. If you want to be able to create new pages and therefore new image rollovers on the fly, that would be tricky with any content management system.
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The Omnipure K5605-JJ Inline Sediment Filter installs easily using Quick-Connect fittings and reduces dirt, sand, and sediment in your water. The Omnipure K5605-JJ can be used with icemakers and refrigerators, but is also commonly used as a component in reverse osmosis systems. The K5605JJ installs easily and requires no tools due to the Quick-Connect fittings, which are molded into the filter body to reduce the chance of seepage.
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In 1995, Superior Dock Systems introduced aluminum boat docks to Lakes Keowee and Hartwell in South Carolina. Initially, we were a dealer for several aluminum boat dock manufacturers, but, after realizing our "kit dock" and "bolt together" suppliers could not produce the quality our customers demanded, we started producing our own line of aluminum docks in 1998. We quickly established a reputation as the highest quality manufacturer of aluminum docks in the Southeast.
Today, 2007, we are quite pleased and very excited to introduce "The Pinnacle Dock" (patent pending). This is not another aluminum dock; this is the strongest and lowest maintenance dock in the country. Our 9" x 3/16" Cee channel framing member is much stronger than the industry's 8" lightweight version. All of our extrusions have been designed with a smooth ripple surface pattern for strength and to hide dirt (sharp edges and flat shapes attract and retain dirt). There are numerous changes within the frame that also make it stronger; but, the difference is in the roof.
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The Runaways hit Sundance like a freight train, thanks to the combined star power of Twilight stars Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning and the characters they play in the musical biopic, "wild and braless" Joan Jett and Cherie Currie, who toured as teenagers with the first all-girl rock band in the 70s.
Jett performed at Sundance Saturday night, and the gang did back-to-back interviews Sunday, culminating in the packed Eccles premiere Sunday night. Rookie writer-director Floria Sigismondi delivers a strange take on what should have been surefire material: skimpily-clad pre-teens being exploited by a manager who knows a good thing when he sees it. While Stewart does what she can with an under-written role, Fanning seems limp-wristed as Currie; she does not rock, nor does the movie. (The girls sing their own songs.) Michael Shannon as manager Kim Fowley gives the picture a much-needed energy boost. "Sing like your sister just fucked your boyfriend in your parents' bed," he tells auditioning Currie.
Here's the 5-minute flip-cam quickie I did with Stewart and Fanning at the super-jammed press day at the Sky Lodge. "The word 'edgy' should be abolished," says Stewart. The story continues on the jump.
After the premiere, Jett and Currie went up on the Eccles stage with the girls. "Everybody knows Joan Jett, but no one knows how bad it was back then," Stewart said. "We're lucky as girls to be told we can do whatever we want. That was not the case for Joan."
"This is very surreal in a good way," said Jett. "I'm talking about these two becoming us. I have to give them so much credit for their work ethic. It was not just a gig. They were deadly serious about it." Currie added, "I'm actually shaking right now. I keep saying I know I'm going to wake up from this dream. But I don't wake up."
Bob Berney's Apparition will release The Runaways March 19. Berney knows he faces a marketing challenge. He will try to tap Stewart's rabid Twilight fans, but they may be turned off by the hard-R, bisexual, drug-taking milieu in the film, which shows girl-on-girl snogging but does not spell out Jett and Currie's sexual relationship.
"It's really about the relationship between two girls going through all this stuff," Berney says, "more than a rock 'n roll movie. It's perfect for Sundance. It really is an indie movie. The spirit of the film is close to Joan and Cherie's do-it-yourself ethic when they were starting the band. Kristen is doing a very different role. We'll navigate that by showing what the film is---the marketing materials are true to the film, and the younger fanbase has responded well to them. It's fairly edgy compared to Twilight."
Here's new LA Weekly critic Karina Longworth's The Runaways review.
waterunderthebridge | January 28, 2010 3:10 AM
If a contest between her and Miley Cirus would take place, she would win, hands down....
Hes acting is like her speaking skills. Makes no sense.
Probably has a good team that takes care of her...otherwise she's really not worthy of to many praises.
Wray | January 27, 2010 9:07 AM
Interesting how The Runaways is the 'freight train' this year...all kind of things to talk about there. What struck me most is your interview with both Stewart and Fanning. Much has been written about Kristen Stewart due to her Twilight fame - she polarizes people - but she comes across as refreshingly honest and completely serious about her work. Also, yours is the first article I read that said anything remotely negative about Fanning's work here. Makes me want to see it.


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Part-timer not just productive, but a great clubhouse presence
Eduardo Perez is smiling.That's no surprise, of course, because Perez is always smiling. In this case, he's smiling as a reporter goes over his basic job requirement -- start at first base every few days, when a left-hander is on the mound, and be a strong veteran presence in the clubhouse. "It's a great gig, isn't it?" Perez says, that smile growing wider. Perhaps the gig sounds easy on the surface. After all, who wouldn't want to be paid $1.8 million to be a part-time player? But platooning in the big leagues while trying to stay hot at the plate can be a difficult balance for a player. That's why Perez makes the money he makes, and that's why the Indians thought so highly of him when they signed him as a free agent this past offseason. "He's a consummate pro," manager Eric Wedge says. "He's a strong man with a lot of ability." And, to put it in the most elementary of terms, he's a heck of a nice guy, too. Rare is the day when the 36-year-old Perez isn't joking around with his teammates or offering a friendly hello to a beat writer or clubbie. "He's very personable and outgoing," says third baseman Aaron Boone, himself a card-carrying member of baseball's "Mr. Nice Guy" club. "He's a great guy to have in your locker room. He's real loose, but he also has a lot to offer to a team." It took Perez a little while in his career to determine just where he fit in best. The son of Hall of Famer Tony Perez, he grew up around the game, as he was in the Reds' clubhouse during the "Big Red Machine" years almost as often as his famous father. But from the time Perez was taken in the first round of the 1991 draft by the California Angels, his career was slower to hit its stride than his dad's had been. Perez bounced around from the Angels to the Reds to the Cardinals before he spent the 2001 season playing Japanese ball. When he returned to the States, Perez had a better perspective on his value in the big leagues. The Cardinals brought him back and made him a utility player, and he came through with 10 pinch-hit RBIs, as well as an eighth-inning, pinch-hit home run in Game 2 of the NL Championship Series. "I found my niche," Perez says of that 2002 season. "Once you find that, as a player, you have to recognize what your value is to a team. My value is what I'm doing right now." Egos need not apply for Perez's job. But smiles and a good attitude are welcome. Those are two prerequisites Perez certainly has. "He's a carefree, fun-loving guy," Wedge says. "He has a strong personality -- and a lot of personality." No matter his surroundings, Perez takes that personality with him. He's now on his fifth big-league team, and it's safe to say there isn't a clubhouse that exists that he wouldn't find a way to fit into. "I'm just going to be myself," he says. "In good times and bad times, you have to be yourself. I think that translates into more of a comfort zone for the rest of these guys. It's me, it's my personality and it has nothing to do with the game. It's how I am in the offseason and during the season."
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Love and baseball: the perfect proposal
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The story of the CHLPA has taken some rather bizarre turns since the association first came to the hockey world's attention this summer.
The association, which has been trying to obtain official union status in Alberta to represent major junior hockey players on teams there, has been making a lot of noise since its inception without a lot of knowledge of its exact support amongst the players it claims to represent. Former NHL player and current Canadian political activist Georges Laraque was named president of the organization, and remains the only noticeable public figure involved in the organization, but several media outlets have been in contact with other officials, including Derek Clarke, by phone and email.
The Canadian Hockey League and its president, David Branch, have similarly claimed to be in the dark about who is behind the CHLPA, and the league has hired a private investigator to determine the identity of Clarke.
Laraque is the only official to go on record to claim he has met Derek Clarke, and when presented with a picture of Randy Gumbley on a report for TVA Sports, Laraque positively identified the man as Clarke. You can see the video here (in French).
According to the Toronto Sun, Randy Gumbley was convicted of defrauding a minor hockey player in 2009 of $5,000 after pleading guilty to "two or three" of fifteen charges brought forth against him by current Peel Regional Police Constable Peter McLaughlin. Attempted contact made to both Gumbley and Clarke has not been returned, although Laraque has since backpedalled from his positive identification and claims that Clarke will be appearing on TSN Thursday morning. It is unsure if it will be on TSN Radio or on the cable network.
Whatever the case, it is yet another bizarre tale in the CHLPA's young existence. It is hard to find an article about the CHLPA that doesn't have the word "fledgling" prominently featured, as the association struggles to get off the ground. Recently, the CHLPA sent a letter to the CHL that it was threatening to sue the league's 60 member teams for "blatant disregard for the bare minimum working standards that have been set for employees." This is despite not officially being recognized as the union and representative of the CHL's players for any of the teams.


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Drescher, who will play a ten-week engagement through April 13 at the Broadway Theatre, will succeed Tony winner Harriet Harris, who is concluding her year-long run in the musical to return to her home in California.
Best known as "The Nanny" on the long-running CBS TV comedy of the same name, Drescher received two Emmy Awards and two Golden Globe nominations for the series, which she also created, wrote, directed and executive-produced. A native of New York City, she is no stranger to the stage, having made her stage debut in The Pasadena Playhouse world premiere of Ronald Ribman's Rug Merchants of Chaos and Off-Broadway in Neil LaBute's Some Girl(s), The Exonerated and Nora Ephron's Love, Loss, and What I Wore. She also performed in a special production of Camelot at Lincoln Center.
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The cast currently features Laura Osnes as Cinderella, Santino Fontana as the Prince, Rebecca Luker as Fairy Godmother Marie (Victoria Clark returns Jan. 21), Ann Harada as stepsister Charlotte, Marla Mindelle as stepsister Gabrielle, Peter Bartlett as Sebastian, Greg Hildreth as the rebel Jean-Michel and Phumzile Sojola as Lord Pinkleton. Jill Abramovitz, Kristine Bendul, Heidi Giberson, Stephanie Gibson, Shonica Gooden, Kendal Hartse, Robert Hartwell, Dan Horn, Laura Irion, Andy Jones, Brandon Leffler, Nathan Lucrezio, Sam Lips, Andy Mills, Linda Mugleston, Alessa Neeck, Peter Nelson, Kirstin Tucker, Cody Williams, Branch Woodman and Kevin Worley complete the company.
The production also has scenic design by Anna Louizos, costume design by William Ivey Long, lighting design by Ken Posner and sound design by Nevin Steinberg.
Cinderella is produced by Robyn Goodman, Jill Furman, Stephen Kocis, Edward Walson, Venetian Glass Productions, The Araca Group, Luigi Caiola & Rose Caiola, Roy Furman, Walt Grossman, Peter May/Sanford Robertson, Glass Slipper Productions/Eric Schmidt, Ted Liebowitz/James Spry, Blanket Fort Productions and is produced in association with Center Theatre Group. Charles Salameno is associate producer.
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Bryan Singer is smiling. The lag time on getting the Superman reboot up and running, after Warner Bros. decided
that Singer took the wrong course with his 2006 Richard
Donner-inflected "Superman Returns," has not been kind to "Man of
Since then we've seen the continued rise of the Marvel universe, with each successive movie delivering a coherent and satisfying superhero who makes sense; the Marvel Comics sensibility comes through in each picture: we know the rules, we believe. But now that we've seen Hulk smash and Captain America fight and Thor pound and Spider-Man swoosh and soar and bounce off skyscrapers, why would we want to see Superman do the same thing?
The debate has raged on about what Warner Bros. should do with the 75-year-old DC Comics superhero. The fanboys objected to the relatively smart and sophisticated Superman played by Brandon Routh, and so this iteration, written by David S. Goyer and supervised by Batman auteur Christopher Nolan, returns us to an action-packed comic book movie that is, unfortunately, all over the place and compares unfavorably to "Superman Returns," which actually earned upbeat reviews and delivered decent box office in its day-- $391 million worldwide. The problem was that it cost more than $232 million (probably closer to $300 million). Warners felt it could have performed better with more action and a powerful villain--and no Superman kid. So Singer was taken off the franchise.
Warners motion picture chief Jeff Robinov struggled with what to do and finally went to the one guy that he could trust. Nolan, who was winding down from his Batman obsession, worked with Goyer on a new direction for "Man of Steel." He was very involved throughout the writing, planning and editing, while leaving visually gifted director Zack Snyder ("300," "The Watchmen") in charge during the actual filming. They went back to the earliest comics to rediscover the sci-fi origins of the visitor from another planet. "I realized that if the world became aware that Kal existed, it would be the first contact story, and in many ways, it would be the biggest thing that ever happened in human history," explained Goyer during our "Man of Steel" set visit.
Going into my screening Monday night, the buzz on "Man of Steel" was strong. Warners and Legendary Pictures have fashioned a new model Superman for the fanboy demo, bringing us a stalwart American superhero (Brit actor Henry Cavill as Kal-El), two robust father figures (Russell Crowe as Jor-El and Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent), Laurence Fishburne as Perry White and a powerful villain in General Zod (Michael Shannon). These actors are all remarkable considering the reams of expositional, flat and lame dialogue they have to utter, along the lines of "initiate," "the fate of your planet rests in your hands," and "leave the building now!"
But a return to form for the DC side of the comics universe this is not. This movie errs so far on the side of "Whiz!" "Bang!" "Pow!" that it makes me long for Roland Emmerich or Michael Bay, who would have done a far better job with the action pyrotechnics. Scene after scene devolves to soul-crushingly dull man on man combat.
Inevitably the women come up far short, as Diane Lane and Amy Adams try to somehow bring life to the sketchily written middle-aged farmwife Martha Kent and ace Pulitzer-prize-winning reporter Lois Lane, whose work for the Daily Planet and romance with Superman bring the movie to a thudding halt.
And so the debate continues. Early reviews are below:
Ameen | June 23, 2013 10:11 PM
Well ive been reading all the comments and id like to add few pointers no doubt they did a good job with the graphics and all but this movie does lack the soul in it .It was completely pointless to make so much bang in the end and i was counting how many times did superman scream more than 5 times, why is he super then if he will keep screaming all the time anyways i guess this is the reboot and he was kinda getting the hang of things so i can give him benefit of doubt .But seriously Nolan are u literally pissing us off for what u have in store for us next just like a tv show 2 boring episodes then one mega thriller then 4 boring episodes then this or maybe The Dark Knight and inception were the only 2 master pieces you could come up with .I couldn't get over the disappointment of The dark knight Rises and especially the queer voice of Bane that you had to through this in on lap.Well one thing i should make it clear it is easy to critise rather than developing or making a movie no doubt but guys seriously more than 200 million to back u up and then the result is this so one does wonder why not .if i had 100 million ill make a superman reboot coz its not the fight we want to c or the graphics its the thrill of having the nemesis being more stronger aggressive and macho and the hero being a lil smart and down to earth this is what nolan has led us to believe in but maybe he has forgotten it himself .I wish there is a miracle again and Nolan stuns us again with something brand new .Why im focusing on Nolan coz i dunt like Zack so i dunt count him in an angle so anyways lets hope for the best !!!!!!! Wish i could direct it :)
Simon lomax | June 21, 2013 10:50 PM
Kevin costner and diane lane are the only interesting characters in this bore of a film. The action felt more like a video game or even a micheal bay transformers movie than superman to me. What's with the flying pets on krypton? Stupid. Please keep goyer/nolan and especially michael bay prodigy snyder away from any further superman film. At least bryan singer understood the source material and in my view would have produced a very good sequel to superman returns. Which itself was never as boring as man of steel
Raphael Gouthier | June 21, 2013 1:50 PM
To be honest here, I've never seen the movie and by the looks, criticisms(and by that i mean real criticisms), and story of it, I picture "man of steel" a smart, believable hence the name of one of the greatest director of our time!(Nolan) and of course, a(don't get me started with this one, Zack Snyder) strong way of explaining the superman's origins.
Fingers crossed !!!!!!
Donella | June 16, 2013 12:32 AM
Man of Steel is an endless night of 9/11 references--buildings falling, trucks and other large objects hurled into buildings, planes falling and blazing trails through buildings. Excessively violent with no acknowledgement of collateral damage to the hundreds or thousands of people who surely must have died while Superman wrestled Zod and Zod's friends. Not once, not twice, but full-on over and over noisy truck throwing battles. Richard Donner's Superman II at least acknowledged "the humanity" when Superman decided to fight another day, another way.
DaVinGee | June 12, 2013 3:21 AM
How you can judge a movie before you see it on screen? Why so much prejudices?
I've stopped to believe some critic to any movie, because no one can decide my opinion, i make my own.
Maybe the movie it would be habe many pyrotechnics explosions with 3d dolbysourround thx blabla sound...so what? But is this so far from the comic? It's just a other, different maybe darker and seriously point of view, of the same story that we know since we were kids.
Sergio | June 11, 2013 6:17 PM
Couldn't agree with you more. Man of Steel is a boring dud that becomes Transformers 3 at big climax. Didn't I see Chicago getting destroyed in exactly the same way year before last? And that film was a soulless monotonous chore to sit through like Man of Steel. Maybe if I was a 12 year old kid (or some geek with the same sensibility of one) with severe ADD I guess I would like the film...maybe. If you're not you've in for very long night. No warmth, no humanity. Makes me so badly want to see Mud and Place Beyond the Pines again


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